we're getting a different account on this raid that killed osama bin laden. gathered details from local pakistani officials including members of bin laden's family. the story goes like this. in their cramped rooms on the second floor bin laden and sadah, his third wife, hear what they initially think is a sound of a storm outside. they go to the balcony to see what is happening, but the night of may 1st is a moonless one and it's pitch-dark. sadah reaches out to switch on a light. but her husband said no, he calls for his son khalid,. and moments later bin laden is joined by two of his daughters 21-year-old miriam and 20-year-old sumayya. they're reciting the karma now we learn something from this. some of the bin laden family members refused to leave him as ordered, and bin laden reached for his weapon. this is when osama bin laden's third shot is light. a red dot appears on his body. she stands in front of him and she's shot in the knee. sumayya did fall to the ground, but she didn't see her father fall to the ground when he was shot but she did once his bo

reportstan's official into the raid that killed osama bin laden. their investigative unit has obtained a copy of the commission findings. >> no state institution in pakistan was scared. the military and political leadership displayed a degree of incompetence and irresponsibility that was truly breathtaking and indeed culpable. politicians appeared uninformed and lazy. the head of military intelligence told the commission our whole system had become dysfunctional. >> is that not remarkable? >> it is. that is an absence of institutions. we're talking about a country where there are hardly any of vibrant institutional structures. >> the national malaise begins allowable of local officials. they have failed to apply building regulations to the bin laden compound and had not pursued the owners for property tax. the police were ineffective and incompetent. according to the commander, the lead criminal investigation department was working as a post office. it received and passed on information. the pakistan military was also the subject of a volume of dam

forces killed osama bin laden in may two thousand and eleven and the results were initially suppressed by the pakistani government but leaked to al-jazeera which published the dossier on its website earlier this week the report relied on testimony from more than two hundred sources including senior senior military and political leaders and also referred to interviews with osama bin laden's family who recount the navy seals killed the al qaeda leader now the report says quote culpable negligence and incompetence at all levels of government can be more or less conclusively established now it's important to note that the dossier doesn't explicitly say any of the top leaders or officials were complacent with the taliban al qaeda or bin ladin or in helping him hide out in the region but the implication is that perhaps there were some rogue officials who knew and kept quiet so the commission also issues a scathing critique of how the united states government handled the situation by essentially taking matters into their own hands and by key. the pakistani government in the dark about the ope

stalled peace talks with the taliban last month. >>> a leaked pakistan report details the life of osama bin laden after the september 11th attacks. it mentioned an account of bin laden being pulled over for speeding in pakistan but was let go by authorities. >>> the death toll of the runaway train disaster in quebec has now reached 13. dozens are still unaccounted for. the transportation and safety board now says -- now saying the tankers involved in the derailment have a history of puncturing during accidents. >>> a judge in wisconsin blocked enforcement of a new law. the law had a troubling point of justification and set a new hearing for next week. >>> the battle over tough abortion laws continues in texas. activists on both sides turning up at the capitol for rallies and public hearings. while texas' longest serving governor, rick perry, announcing monday he will not seek re-election next year. >>> let's take a look at business for you now. we turn to courtney reagan. good morning. >> good morning, richard. consumers broke out their credit cards in may. just another sign they're optimis

own museum, to celebrate these accomplishments, all their faces are blurred out. >> the killing of osama bin laden is represented here, too. >> this is the mock-up. i recognize this from seeing it so many times. this is bin laden's compound. >> the original model was used to brief the policy makers, to brief the president. >> to brief the president? >> absolutely. the assault team used it to plan their raid. >> so tell us more. >> we had hundreds of pieces of all sorts of intelligence to make it as accurate as possible. >> including the internal phases? >> i can't talk about that. >> can't talk about that. >> no. >> but they can talk about this. osama bin laden's personal ak-47. recovered by navy seals on the night of the raid. much like in the movie zero dark thirty. the real one. this one, has never been seen until now. >> this is the rifle that was recovered from the third floor of the a bat ban compound. >>> on the night of the ride, bin laden never fired a shot. now he's gone and his gun is a museum piece. one of thousands here. for private viewing only. richard engel, nbc news at cia h

it has cold war relics, micro film cameras, even osama bin laden's personal rifle are on display. only cia employees and guests have been allowed to access it. well that, is until now. nbc's richard engel was given an exclusive inside look. >> reporter: it's the greatest museum you'll never see. and it's filled with secrets. hidden cameras, weapons, decoding machines. >> figuring out how the enma works. >> world war ii when the cia began as the oss, the office of strategic services. ever since, the agency has created tools for spies. not james bond. not maxwell smart. these are for real. vintage pistols with silencers, a camera carrying pigeon, a 70s era drone, the size of a dragonfly. the insectothopter. a cold war camera. >> the film pack is this disk. >> reporter: it's american history but no visitors allowed. the see decree ti protects cia officers undercover. i love this, even in your own museum to celebrate the accomplishments, all their faces a are blurred out. the killing of bin laden is represented here, too. this is bin laden's compound. >> the original model was used to

the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama binader of al-qaeda. >> you knew you were living an historic moment. you knew that finally after ten years of hunting the world's most wanted terrorist. >> bin laden's hideout was 35 miles north where dominic was based. >> you were able to go up the stairs and go into the room where he was actually killed. >> but not for long. a few months after the raid, undercover of darkness, construction crews demolished the place. >> the pakistanis tried to destroy evidence and they decided to dig up the bricks from the foundation. >> they collected a small chunk what had been the main base of the compound. a building where navy seals gunned him down. >> there we go. it has taken quite a bit of hammering. >> he was in pakistan. this brick becomes a way for the rest of us to experience the historical significance. >> he donated the link to the 9/11 museum where planners are happy to accept it. >> i think it was extraordinary of dominic to recognize that the brick had a place in the museum of history.

negligence by pakistan allowed osama bin laden to live in a country undetected for more than nine years. the report by pakistani judicial commission revealed new details about the u.s. raid that killed him martin -- than laden and details about his life on air and. there has not been any reaction at all from the government and it is almost a day since this report which released, containing withering criticism of the government intelligence agencies and the military about how they handle this critical episode in the countries recent history. he was the most wanted man on the planet. and yet the former al qaeda leader managed to spend nine years in pakistan without being detect did, according to the commission's report. and most of that time spent here s town where he had a large compound just one kilometer from the country's the commissiony members conclude this was all possible due to a collective failure of the military authorities intelligence agencies, police, and civilian administration. this filly are included negligence, incompetence, and at some undetermined level, a grave compli

know it's been more than two years since the assassination of osama bin ladin many questions still remain about the raid on his compound and to add another layer to the secrecy admiral william mcraven the u.s. top special operations commander just ordered the military files related the raid to be kept hidden from the public yes the files which were kept on department of fence database were purged from all the computers and then transferred to the cia making them even more difficult to ever be brought to light this is cia has special thora to prevent operational files from being released their actions can even be challenge in a federal court so why all the secrecy was a cut and dry mission accomplished of the world's most wanted terrorist here to discuss further details for user manual about going on man bill why do you think that these files were moved where you're saying that you don't like having to guess what agency you are or department you're having to try to send out for a request to. well there's two answers to this you get the government narrative right or you have what's really p

know it's been more than two years since the assassination of osama bin ladin many questions still remain about the raid on his compound and to add another layer to the secrecy admiral william mcraven the u.s. top special operations commander just ordered the military files related the raid to be kept hidden from the public yes the files which were kept on department of fence database were purged from all the computers and then transferred to the cia making them even more difficult to ever be brought to light this is cia has special thora to prevent quote operational files from being released their actions can even be challenge in a federal court so why all this secrecy was a cut and dry mission accomplished of the world's most wanted terrorist here to discuss further producer manual it up going on man why do you think that these files were moved where you're saying that you don't like having to guess what agency you are or department you're having to try to send out for a request to. well there's two answers to this you get the government narrative right or you have what's really probabl

history just barely that doesn't apply to things like osama bin laden and the navy seals furthermore moving data from the defense department to the cia and then deleting it is an example of the government's attempt to hide information from its own people and i don't mean the general public i literally mean the people it employs and potential whistleblowers alike in washington i marinate r.t. let's turn now to egypt where the military led interim government has laid out a five month plan to restore order to the country they also chose. a prominent economic consultant as the country's new prime minister but both of those decisions were denounced by the muslim brotherhood and the protests continue. as of last night we have not heard of any clashes or deaths that have occurred today as a protest as a result of these protests however it should be noted that the military is limiting how many are allowed to enter tough where square and other plaza around the country to protest for the latest i was joined earlier by our team middle east bureau chief policy player in cairo and i first asked a

job at tricking you into thinking you know everything about the rating capture of osama bin laden the reality is you don't what you know is hollywood's fictional account and that is probably all you're ever going to know this is because of tactics used by the cia to transfer the military files about the raid thus ensuring the likelihood of them never ever seen the light of day now yesterday we learned via the associated press that the nation's top special operations commander william a grad an order of military files on the raid to be purged from all defense department computers by removing them from the defense department and sending them over to the cia they can be more easily shielded from ever having to be made public now mcgrath and order since the only copies of the military's records about the seals bin ladin mission to the cia that's because the raid was actually run by the covert agency and legally the cia has special authority to prevent the release of operational files the defense department can also prevent the release of its own military files that can be contested in cou

laden right that was a that was a great move however larry some of the information to get osama bin laden was first we got that intel from waterboarding down and on to on hanssen tera geisha don't want to obey which was dick cheney's program and i know it's unpopular like dick cheney but dick cheney did a great thing there. are you a little goose or earned about one sixty percent of the american public doesn't approve of the job the congressional republicans are doing bob dole recently said there were a lot of differences in the days i was in the senate every case we were able to work out the differences compromise is now a bad word. look what do you make of the beginning at a time larry get everybody hates congress but it's a paradox because why do ninety percent of congressmen and women get reelected because everybody hates congress like your own congress you like your own congressman but you hate congress and that's the everybody runs for congress by running against congress because you hate the face that you don't know what your local congressman is fighting against all these ba

laden right that was a that was a great move however larry some of the information to get osama bin laden was first we got that intel from waterboarding down in quantico and hanssen tara geisha donna guantanamo bay which was dick cheney's program and i know it's unpopular like dick cheney but dick cheney did a great thing there. are you a little goose earned about one sixty percent of the american public doesn't approve of the job the congressional republicans are doing bob dole recently said there were a lot of differences in the days i was in the senate every case we were able to work out the differences compromise is now a bad word. look what do you make of the beginning at a time where you get everybody hates congress but it's a paradox because why do ninety percent of congressmen and women get reelected because everybody hates congress like your own congress you like your own congressman but you hate congress and that's the everybody runs for congress by running against congress because you hate the face that you don't know what your local congressman is fighting against all th

. >>> pakistani report details the life of osama bin laden after the september 11th attacks and the failurekistani failure community. and it even has reports of him being pulled over for speeding and let go. >>> the death toll of the train disaster in quebec has reached 14 with dozens still unaccounted for. more information is coming to light how that accident happened. the ntsb says the tankers involved have a history of puncturing after accidents. >>> a federal judge in wisconsin blocked enforcement of a new line signed by governor walker who allows doctors lacking privileges for performing abortions. the judge said it had troubling lack and set a new hearing. >>> smoke and ash shot out in mexico's volcano you see right there. it's happened over the past several days prompting four u.s. airline carriers to suspend flights. >>> for your first look at business we turn to courtney reagan. >>> consumers broke out their credit cards in may. this is another sign they're optimistic about the economy. the consumer credit jumps to 8%, the biggest monthly gain in a year and shows a willingness by p

raid which killed osama bin laden concludes it was an american act of war. al jazeera has managed to get exclusive copies of the commissions study. it's a report which calls the operation a national humiliation for pakistan. japan claims it is facing increasingly serious threats to its security. in its first report on defense since prime minister took office, japan says china's repeatedly intruded into japanese waters, with the reports viewed by some for reports by japan to beef up forces. >> according to japan's annual defense wide paper this is the new normal for its military. japan's fighters scrambled against chinese planes against air space more than 300 times in the year to march. reports say chinese vessels enterered disputed waters more than 40 times between september and april. >> as for relations with china, they have attempted to change the stay us the quo by force in ways incompatible with the order of international laws and in ways that could be seen as provocative. >> document characterizes it as increasingly tangible, accute and serious. but s

the killing of osama bin laden is represented here too. this is the mock up. recognize this from seeing it so many times. this is bin laden's compound. a mock up. >> the original model was used to brief the policy makers. >> the white house? >> to brief the president. >> brief the president? >> absolutely. the assault team used it to plan their raid. >> reporter: so tell us more -- >> we had hundreds of pieces of all source intelligence to make it as accurate as possible. >> including the internal spaces? >> including -- i can't talk about that. >> can't talk about that? >> no. >> reporter: they can talk about this, osama bin laden's personal ak-47, recovered by navy seals on the night of the raid. much like in the movie "zero dark 30." the real one. this one has never been seen until now. >> yes, this is the rifle that was recovered from the third floor of the abbottabad compound by the assault team. it is a russian ak with chinese markings. >> reporter: on the night of the raid, bin laden never fired a shot. now he's gone and his gun is a museum piece. one o

new details emerging overnight about osama bin laden's life before death. including how police pulled his car over months after 9/11. >>> this engagement proposal may take the cake. complete with the rose bowl and a helicopter. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with that brand-new video released early this morning. the three women held captive in cleveland for a decade, all speaking publicly for the first time. >> it's a message of thanks to their many supporters for the encouragement and financial donations. but it also reveals much about their road to recovery. two months after their nightmare ended, a message of hope. >> i'm getting stronger today. >> reporter: amanda berry, gina dejesus, and michelle knight. it starts with berry's message of thanks. >> i want everyone to know how happy i am to be home with my family and friends. it's been unbelievable. i want to thank everyone who has helped me and my family through this ordeal. >> reporter: it was may 6th, when berry yelled for help from behind a locked screen door, bringing the world's atte

. >>> how could a traffic cop see osama bin laden and not recognize him.tunning new details from a leaked report. >>> plus why are a movie mogul, two lawyers and a motion picture company fighting. they're here to tell us. your "eye opener" in 90 seconds. >> i want to thank everyone. how happy i am. >> i'm looking forward to my brand-new life. >> three ohio women kidnapped for nearly a decade break their silence. >> amand ba berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight thank the people of cleveland. >> forcibly causing an abortion. >> i've been through hell and back but i'm starting to walk through hell with a smile on my face. >> and the cockpit, focusing on the speed of the plane as it came in for a landing. >> president obama is reportedly considering pulling u.s. troops out of afghanistan faster than expected. >> and the frustration with hamid karzai -- >> at the center of the trial. >> who yelled for help on that 911 call? >> the former lead investigator testified. trayvon martin's father acknowledged that was not his son screaming. >> i know that was my so

airstrike infamously dubbed collateral murder also brought up as stipulation of fact today found in osama bin laden's compound in pakistan after the u.s. raid afghanistan war logs that were released by wiki leaks now all of this relates to that aiding the enemy charge the most serious charge that many faces the prosecution has been trying to prove that manning and wiki leaks co-founder julian assange on work together to get u.s. secrets on the internet secrets that were then obtained and used by the enemy to harm the united states according to the prosecution manning says he leaves secrets in order to reveal the truth about u.s. wars abroad and in no way intended to intended to aid the enemy the prosecution is expected to call their last witness to the stand today that last witness is daniel lewis he is a defense counter terrorism expert during cross-examination the defense try. to discredit this witness some of his testimony today was done in a closed session and now as this trial progresses the big question is has the prosecution presented enough evidence to prove the most serious charges o

to celebrate these accomplishments, all their faces are blurred out. >> reporter: the killing of osama binoo. >> this is the mock-up. i recognize this from seeing it so many times. this is bin laden's compound. >> the original model was used to brief the policy makers. >> to brief the white house? >> to brief the president. >> to brief the president? >> absolutely. and the assault team used it to plan their raid. >> reporter: so tell us more. >> we had hundreds of pieces of all sorts of intelligence to make it as accurate as possible. >> including the internal spaces? >> i can't talk about that. >> can't talk about that? >> no. >> reporter: but they can talk about this. osama bin laden's personal ak-47, recovered by navy s.e.a.l.s on the night of the raid, much like in the movie "zero dark thirty." the real one, this one, has never been seen until now. >> yes, this is the rifle that was recovered from the third floor of the compound by the assault team. it's a russian ak with chinese markings. >> reporter: on the night of the raid, bin laden never fired a shot. now he's gone and his gun is

osama bin laden shaved his beard and hid his face and had no internet connection and no phone and spent a lot of time with his grandchildren. they criticize the u.s. that killed ben osama bin laden. >>> president barack obama is looking to not leave behind a small force as originally planned. kyla campbell has more on why the zero option is now gaining more action, kyla? >> reporter: because his frustration is growing with ahmed wali karzai, their relationship soured last month after the taliban had talked and they talked about the small force that would be left in afghanistan post 2014. those troops would train afghan security personnel and now senior administration personnel is looking at speeding up troop withdrawal. it is becoming more of a possibility. we expect to hear more about this at a white house conference schedule today and then on thursday, there senator barbara boxer explains why when i see you next. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> almost 150 female inmates were sterilized and it happened without state approval. according to the investigative reporting, do

new details about how osama bin laden lived in pakistan for nine years without being caught.cathing report being made public. gross incompetence by pakistani officials is to blame. several agencies failed to investigate his compound ever. pakistan apparently closed the book on trying to find him in 2005. believe it or not, a pakistani police officer pulled over bin laden for speeding in 2002. we don't really know why he let him go. we also learned bin laden wore a cowboy hat outside so drones overhead would not detect him. >> it was over before it started. the trial of the captain of the costa concordia cruise ship was delayed. the reason there is a strike going on in italy. 32 people after the ship went on its side after crashing into rocks. the captain accused of leaving the ship before all of the 4,229 passengers and crew members were rescued. >> breaking news out of egypt. senior muslim brotherhood officials rejecting a timetable for new elections laid out by the interim president. the group claims adly mansour's plans for constitutional changes will bring the country --

it was to get osama bin laden. if they had handed him over, they would still be in power.ike them being in power is the national security threat to us. it is the instability which in fact you might say karzai is feeding by his inability to deliver a democratic fair, just, government to the people. >> bill: it is going to go back to no-man's-land basically. >> up to the afghans to sort it out. it is not our job to sort -- been there 12 years. >> bill: all the time, all the money, all the lives lost, all of that for what? nothing. >> will karzai continue to get giant bags of cash if we leave? >> well, no. >> he'll find somewhere else. >> when did we go in? 2001. it almost has been 12 years. >> bill: egypt. have we seen a military coup in egypt? >> well, clearly the military has seized power. i understand where you're going with this. the administration does not want to call it a military coup because that would mean we would stop payment. the $1.8 billion. >> bill: if we follow the law. >> i do not believe you want to cut off payments to the military. the military, given thi

. >>> how could a traffic cop see osama bin laden and not recognize him. stung details from a report. >>> two of america's most powerful lawyers and the the motion picture association fighting. they are here to tell us. >>> we beginning this morning with a look at today's eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> i want everyone to know how happy i am to be home with my family. >> thank you for the support. >> i'm looking forward to my brand-new life. >> three ohio women kidnapped for nearly a decade break their silence. >> amanda berry, gina michelle thank for their support. >> kidnap and rape as well as forcibly causing an abortion. >> i may have been through hell and back but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. >> ntsb officials interviewing the cockpit drew. >> asiana airlines 214 focusing on the speed of the plane as it came in for landing. >> everything was torn apart. >> president obama is considering pulling u.s. troops out of afghanistan faster than expected. >> the frustration with hamid karzai. >> at the center of the

. >> osama bin laden on the cover of "time" and "newsweek," one of the biggest selling issues ever, osama bin laden who did a thousand times worse. how come they can make millions off 9/11? >> there are media and organizations out there that specifically, their goal is to take what is good and wholesome and twist it and manipulate late young people to go against the values of their parents. this is completely wrong. >> i'm not going patronize "rolling stone" for it, however, i think there is something around the complexity of what terror looks like. >> ask you why some on the left had have a soft spot for radical islam. >> gay right, women's right. >> ray: i think you saw that's what happened. >> wait a second. first and foremost, i'm not going to address that comment. >> address it, it's wrong. why? because i'm on the left and i don't love, yeah, radical islam, but wait a second. >> if you're gay, you better not go to a muslim country because you're not going to be wanted. >> what's the point? >> we have a guy on the cover, there's little kids with their legs blown off and you're glorify

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what's the white house next move >> why files on the osama bin laden raid have been purged from pentagonomputers . >>> welcome back. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. right now the story is heat, humidity and a few showers out there. >> meteorologist chuck bell is tracking it all from the storm center. >> the rain is out of the immediate metro area but still remains more opportunities for rain especially if you live south of town or to the north of town. temperatures inside the immediate metro are back up, up to the upper 80s. 86 in reston and burke. 87 degrees indown. 87 in berwyn heights, maryland. there you can see on storm team 4 radar not much going on. a few showers are well north in hagerstown. these will develop and come along i-70. in frederick county keep your eye out. thunderstorms just off to the south and west of fredericksburg is getting ready to cross i-95 south of town. 87 and steamy outside now. tuesday planner breakfast, lunch and dinner, muggy breakfast, 76 degrees. dinner time tomorrow isolated shower, 86 degrees. we'll give you the seven day forecast and beach

really strange new revelations about how osama bin laden has been held captive. here with some of the most interesting details. one of them involves a cowboy hat. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> country music star randy travis is in critical condition this morning. >> he was taken to a texas hospital on sunday. he's suffering from a heart infection called viral cardiomyopothy. had a concert scheduled in south dakota for tomorrow. this came on quickly. >>> mariah carey said to be doing fine after she had to go to the hospital after her shoulder reset. got hurt sunday night while filming a video. expected to do a benefit concert on saturday. >> reporter: i'm cate caugurian. coming up on kpix 5, the investigation into what caused an airlines flight 214 crash continues. who investigators are talking to today. ,,,,,,,, for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new ki

the enemy because you want to wiki leaks you give them files those files got the internet and then osama bin ladin dialed up his modem and got those papers and because of that we can send you away to prison and you see it for the rest of life and you left because a lot people think that's kind of funny that i. using the internet and sharing documentation that has never been proven to cause any harm not really aiding the enemy right so that was that was the defense's argument and they said you know this is a bit preposterous and when you know this trial has been going on actually only happening for a couple of weeks now when the prosecution actually had to present their case and they had to call witnesses and they actually had to try to make an effort to say bradley manning give way to the enemy afterwards the defense said we don't think so we don't think you even you we don't think you even gave enough evidence that the judge can actually make this decision so they filed a couple of motions a few weeks back and just today colonel denise lynn the military judge presiding over the case she fin

osama bin laden is still alive. he never left the country. we could never find him because he was in cleveland. >> osama bin laden is in cleveland? >> yes. he was at the horseshoe casino. and he's small, lost weight. nothing like the pictures. >> if outrageous claims were his only issue, he would probably spend less time in segregation, the housing unit where problematic inmates are confined their cells for 23 hours a day and enjoy few if any privileges. >> inmate schmidt does not care about being locked up. it's obvious he doesn't car how long he's in a cell, so he's a harder inmate to deal with because lockup doesn't work. >> he is currently back in segregation for taking his cleaning duties in another housing unit to an unacceptable level. >> schmidt was sweeping around here with his broom and everything like that, and i had to talk to an inmate around the corner. i came back and seen him pull telephone wires out of the wall. what are you doing? and he told me that there was a bomb in the telephone and that he was diffusing the bomb. >> sc

i don't want to here the osama bin laden thing because that really is a result of the foundation that was laid under bush, and obama made the decision as commander in chief, the obvious one which was if he's there go get him. >> why do you not want to talk about the osama bin laden thing? >> because he had nothing to do with it. our intelligence community did. >> i think obama has proved that if he wants to find you he's going to find you. send a drone and come and scare you. he's going to find you if he needs to find you. i think he's shown that. it's eric snowden. it's not a bond villain. we don't need batman. if eric snowden needs to be caught he'll be caught by obama. he's proven that. >> john kerry our secretary of state said that what eric snowden did, he's a traitor. he could cost people's lives. they charged him under the espionage act which only 10 people in the history of this act has ever been charged under. they seem to take it very seriously there. then you have obama being very arrogant saying i'm not going to go send jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. you got to be kiddi

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