. >> they were going to go to a dairy queen. >> and at the dairy queen, she disappeared. >> they assumed she ran away open and closed. >> her loved ones would not stop looking. >> i never forgot her. >> someone else would not forget. a veteran detective. >> he says, you've been looking for her a long time. >> and a young volunteer. >> there was a sense of injustice there. >> they found new information. >> art was involved in this girl's disappearance. >> i.d.'d the suspect. >> this makes me sound like a monster. >> he has been our own personal hannibal lecter. >> and no matter what, they would not give up until they brought her home. >> we weren't going to leave without her letting us know where she was. >> "disappearance at the dairy queen." >>> thanks for joining us. i'm ann curry. you're about to see what happens when a family, even after more than 20 years, refuses to let the case of a missing child go unsolved. this family's passion was matched by the dedication of a veteran policeman and a young intern who, working together, were finally able to uncover the truth. here's dennis mur

it's those children, the hawaii born, the one to overthrow the queen. and to them religion played very little role. the queen was a more devout christian than any of those guys everywhere. so the original missionaries in hawaii had, they are supposed to westernize and civilized the hawaiians as best they could, but they also had strict instructions not to mess with the government and not get involved with political affairs. because political affairs r. of this earth. and they were to be concerned with getting as many hawaiians into the kingdom of heaven as possible. and most of them really stuck to that. a few of them did quit commission to go on and work for the hawaiian government, but they had to quit their jobs as missionaries to do that. there was one ask missionary who helped with the framing of a new constitution when the hawaiian constitutional monarchy. there was one missionary who quit commission to work in the judiciary because he objected to the fact that the headquarters back in boston was taking donations from slave states. this is before

the queen is hiring. if you're a self-starting perfectionist that loves the outdoors, her majesty has the job of a lifetime for you. >>> good evening. abc news has new reporting tonight on the jobs front president obama will propose next week. we know that jobs are what matters most to you. the president knows his job is on the line, too. that's why this plan is so critical. the white house tells us it will be new, signififint and details. and even telling us what you want to hear from the president. here's what you sent on twitter. we need people and infrastructure. good combo. more incentives to hire the unemployed. and how much will it cost me, the taxpayer? abc's john berman starts us off with specifics on the president's plan and the questions it will answer. >> reporter: it is a painful reality for nearly 14 million americans looking for a job. >> i need a job. i came here looking for a job. i came here figuring i'd get a break. >> reporter: and political reality for one man, trying to keep his. >>

>> cleopatra, queen of egypt. >> reporter: and more than 2,000 years after she lived, queen cleopatraars is still a mesmerizing force. >> it's hard to name another woman in history who is this commanding and for that matter this enduring. >> reporter: so enduring that pulitzer prize winning author stacey schiff's recent biography of cleopatra became a best seller. >> i was bewitched by caesar. >> reporter: seems we can't get enough of a clean who had liaisons and children with two roman legends. julius caesar and his loyal general mark anthony. she was also the wealthiest person of her time. how rich was cleopatra? what did she control? >> i once asked one of the great helenistic historians that question, he said all of the hedge fund managers of yesteryear rolled into one. >> reporter: you'd be surprised to learn that klee owe pat... cleopatra didn't come from a long line of egyptians. she was descended from the greek general ptolemy who served under alexander the great. it was a dynasty in which sisters wed brothers, royal incest. >> cleopatra's parents were probably siblings. she h

i mean it wasn't enough that she's the queen of country now you got to be the queen of rap.me on, come on. she's awesome. >> she did do a rap song. >> she was in europe and they were like, you know dolly -- i was supposed to be at that concert too and i was so sad that i was away. i had to take my little break early and it was the best thing that happened to see her and just rhyming and dolly parton is amazing. like she is the most one of the most iconic p pple in my life. she's always been positive, she's always been, you know, proud of who she is. she's always been very humble and it was no different thank when we worked on that set. i mean funny as all get up and just real. you know, and it's nice to kind of run into people who are like you but more wise, more hilarious, a great group of people she works with and run into those kind of people it really makes you feel like this feels good. >> we can't wait. >> the movie is going to be great. >> as always. anything thahayou're involved with. >> going to be good. >> "joyful noise." >> "joyful noise." >> queen latifah, as alw

next queen's legendary guitarist brian may talks to sophie shevardnadze and he shares his thoughts about working alongside frontman freddie mercury and reveals his alter ego as an astrophysicist our interview is on there right now. it's great to have you with us today sir thank you something so recently i was going through the glass bead game of passage and he writes about music and what he says about music is that except it's art it's also true power over nations and human cells and then many people say that exactly why music is compared to exact sciences like math. so i never really got that because i finished product conservatory and i always failed my math class now you as a man of music and science can't tell me how music is related with science or exact science like math for example it's a hard question. yeah obviously there are mathematical things in music but ironically i think the most important things in music are be instinctive things so i don't know quite how that works out except maybe it gives you a balance but yes i love pure science and i love music and they're not the sa

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don't doubt the queen.. >> we'll see. >> we'll see how that works. >>> all right, "the daily news" is reporting that "the sunday mirror" is reporting that amy winehouse was about to adopt a 10-year-old caribbean girl. she was in the process of going through with this adoption when she died last week. apparently she spent a lot of time at a resort on the island of st. lucia where she met 10-year-old danica augustine whose grandmother runs a beach bar near the resort. the girl told reporters, amy was already my mother, i would call her mom, she calls it the worst thing that's ever happened to me, meaning amy winehouse's death. really, really sad. >> maybe she had other issues going on in her life she needed to deal with before child-rearing. >> adopting a child, yeah. that's a big, big step to take. >> interesting tidbit, the more we find out since her passing. >>> pippa middleton, a n ne we all know as much as kate middleton these days. apparently according to some plastic surgeons we've been quoting in the

>> and why is he queen? >> by the way, i disagree with him now. i don't think the cover is sexist. >> i don't think it is sexist either. they don't like conservatives. >> they would have done the same thing to a conservative man. >> tina brown hates conservatives. she said as much. >> bill, you are correct that esquire did a cover with bill clinton with his legs spread. i think you have a picture? >> that's a good picture. >> are you kidding me? that's a crotch shot. that's a crotch shot. >> that's where your eyes go, bill. >> there is an arrow pointed at his twig and berries. >> it was from december 2000. it was intended to evoke the lincoln memorial. but the lewinski scandal came out. >> there is nothing memorial about that. but i did see a lincoln log. >> been movie coming -- bin laden movie coming out. it is obvious that his character on "independence day" was supposed to be an i'd logical version. >> the good thing is nobody listens to hollywood. it is like it doesn't matter what they do. >> did you see the last election? >> we won, sir. >> i

. >> i'm going it read today an excerpt from anana, queen of heaven and earth. i wanted to say a few words about anana. this is the oldest literary work that we have. these are the cuniform tablets that were excavated in the late 1880's and early 1890's by the university of pennsylvania. tens of thousands of fragments of cuniform fragments. the story of anana starts in her adolescence. it travels through her journey as a queen and a goddess, and much of her story is devoted to the love, a very passionate love, for dimusi, who is a shepherd who she takes as her husband, lover and king. and this is called the return. a lament was raised in the city. my lady weeps bitterly for her young husband. anana weeps bitterly for her young husband. woe for her husband, woe for her young love, woe for her house, woe for her city. dimusi was taken captive in aruk. he will no longer bathe in aradu. he will no longer treat the mother of anana of his mother. he will no longer perform his sweet task among the maidens of the city. he will no longer raise his sword higher than the k

and it was sung by of all people, the queen of disco herself, donna summer. listen.

did the queen look like a lesbian? craig: how dare you? you know i'm sensitive about looking a bit like a lesbian. craig: yeah, and liza minnelli. i couldn't resist. craig: that's all right. i tease you about only being able to move your hand and only being able to move 12 feet from an outlet. geoff: i hate you. craig: yes, but victory is mind. quick, we have to go back on the plane to get ready for tomorrow's showed. geoff: let's go. craig: good night, everybody. >>> you're watching cbs5 "eyewitness news" in high definition. >>> a tough day for anyone who has even a little money invested. but, tonight, traders are worried about a much bigger problem than today's stock market sell-off. >> i know, i know. you look at me and all you see is a man with a mustache that makes angels weep. >> in this tough job market you have to do something to stand out. the lengths this man went to get a interview with google. >>> he turned around at me and smiled and i was as close to him as i was to you right now. >> a bay area connection to a 40-year-old col

thank you. >> thank you. >> shepard: stacey walsh calling in from queens.we have pick from there now. listen real quick. >> i don't think it is supposed to be that close i am meanwhile, corrina from rahway, new jersey they are dealing with heavy heavy floods. >> radar from yonkers sent this picture of a flooded parking lot. up over the tires or close to it. >> shepard: just a quick idea of how many of these pictures are coming in. new york city's fire department has made dozens of water rescues around the city due to irene. you can kill their audio. dozens of water rescues due to irene. rescued 61 adults and three babies from 21 different houses. thank goodness for the fd y. watching fox 25, they still have a big wind event along the coast in new england. we'll continue to get to our correspondents throughout the hour in just a moment, we are expecting a fema news conference scheduled to begin 11:30 a.m.. so we don't miss that we are going to take a quick break watch is the word on when people can get out and about? what is the word on transportation and cl

i don't know if it would go with the queen of rage if these praying.er maybe. >> that's true. >> there it is. >> the other part that could potentially be sexist is the idea that a female candidate has to be pretty on the cover. when an unflattering picture of a male candidate is taken we don't necessarily see that as fundamentally problematic. we don't necessarily think that male politician haves to be good looking in order to gain our support. it could be that even in leveling this critique, we're sort of in the land of saying if you're a woman and running for office you also have to be pretty or attractive and a supermodel in addition to being politically qualified. >> you know the men have to have hair. hair makes the men in politics. >>> real quickly track palin has made sarah palin a grandmother again. it's the second grandchild for her. "people" reporting her and his wife welcomed a daughter into the world sunday night. congratulations to all the palins. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipa

well, i am the queen, dear sister. get your annual ikea catalog today. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. >> said saturday the violence had spread. a massive police presence brought relative calm to the capital. but last night a police station was bombed, three men died defending a south asian neighborhood in birmingham. and >> i lost my son, blacks, asians, whites, we all live as a community why we have to kill one another. >> the turkish community and its to scare off dozens of letters. that was before police showed up. and in the north of the city, and three local residents chased after any su

place on them, the missionary lives are always have to drop everything and so new dresses for the queen and the chiefly women. i mean, there's so much new -- and had to build houses and build the churches. they were so overworked and overburdened that they really didn't have time to do any coup d'État. but their children, their children, you know, their children did. and religion really had very little to do with it. because, like the man after the overthrow who becomes the president of the republic of hawaii, he and the queen they went to the same church and he taught sunday school and she led the choir. you know, she was a solid christian. and, in fact, in her memoir, which i recommend, it's called hawaii store by hawaii's queen, she writes the book. it's her story but it's also she is publishing -- publishing it in 1898 to argue against annexation. she uses two arguments against annexation, well, several, but two of them being this doesn't seem christian. and she basically implies god will smite us if we do this to her little country. and the other one is it doesn't seem in keeping w

queen of rage.rah palin, the former alaska government. is this unfair in liz prada will give her take next. >> i look at the headline. queen of rage is worse than the picture. i don't think every day americans. if they think she is the queen of rage, not at all. i wasn't eating well. she's a dietitian. and she suggested i try boost complete nutritional drink to help get the nutrition i was missing. now i drink it everyday, and i love the great new taste. [ female announcer ] boost has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to help keep bones strong and 10 grams of protein help maintain muscle. and boost has the taste that's preferred. your favorite patient is here! [ dad ] i choose being strong and active. i choose new and improved boost. >> welcome back. queen of rage. that's what the cover of "newsweek" is calling presidential candidate michelle bachmann. what about the coverage of the debate. author and journalist liz is joining us. that was a cover indeed. >> good af

well, i am the queen, dear sister. get your annual ikea catalog today.ulled out of the market say was a wild day on wall street once again yesterday this is a time lapse of the dow down 300 and in the final eight minutes plunged once again down once again to over 500 points. we are also watching the asian markets at this time agent market and have a mixed results i. japan and that is down holcomb down south korea isn't up and china is >> investors are worried on the leading economies rumors that one prominent banking was on the ropes and sent the stock down 20% it was 14.7% lower not 20 and eyes are on europe's it may take a backseat to what the labor department has to say they are going to release a report in one hour still look of bay area stocks as apple was out wells fargo this is go up. >> a person of interest in the death of a three year- old has been arrested police said at the shooting was gang-related and the child was a bystander in a drive- by shooting will durant has been following this story all week and he joins us from oakland with new inf

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that is a beach in queens.at concern for rockaways and other points should this storm come ashore at new york city around the hudson river. those areas would get an enormous storm surge. for this size storm and that means four to ten feet but add that to a potential high tide and add the waves to that. some beautiful beaches that everyday kind of folks could be messed up in a bad way. that would be mighty sad. mother nature is in charge. the mayor says if you have not left, do some leaving except for julie banderas who is in battery park city on the southern tich of manhattan. you can see lady liberty back there. >> julie: i dress today match, you won't be able to see, but the rain has tapered off. we have been getting outer bands of rain. it's interesting how the rains come in. they start pouring down on us. you would never think a hurricane is on the way. the mayor had a hard lesson when this city was pounded with several feet of snow which shut down the subway system. this time had he has gone ahead and taki

i asked the original screening queens, i came to san francisco was around 15 years old. and even before drag came out, we were drag hair fairies. the only way we could make money was by prostitution, drugs, and alcohol. i have been molested and beaten up. i have been raped. i am a 65-year-old transsexual woman. i fought in the cafeteria rioting and i have been hiv- positive for 25 years. and i am a survivor. have been in the community since 1962, and i strongly support open house because i have then a volunteer for five or six years. we go to different organizations and tell them how we would like to be treated. i turned 65 years old last week and i am very proud of all the people that were cut open house, because it is about time. hollywood has triangle square that just opened up senior housing in hollywood. we are supposed to be the guests townhouse - -ga -- the gayest town in san francisco. thank you for wokrking. please, commissioners, we need to feel like the straight community can come together and we don't have to be scared of our neighbors or are. presidentag pub

i did good tractor queen and a lot of people would not even admit to they were tractor queen even if they were. [laughter] i would have rather have driven the tractor. this was the tolls the state fair and could kiss the guy who won the tractor poll. but i got even later bed to do is to take a minute to tell you how that happened because not some at -- home then you stick your foot in your mouth to say the wrong thing in here is a good example but when i was a presidential scholar in 1969, of boy and a girl from each state comes up to meet the president. this was nixon but he was president and i was excited. the vietnam war was going on so he was late coming back for our luncheon. so they took good saw in some two hours and one of the big areas and bud wilkinson was there. he was president nixon's presidential aide at that time and was super -- susan supernaw a un relation? >> that is my dad. i remember when he went out for the football team. he remembered because of the name but it lies great. had you seen the old sob at? you may next seven? there was silence. [laughter] he had as r

we have also had flooding in queens.rm came ashore 5:00 our time you are seeing doesn't already water rescue as well there rain is now ending a lot of people are without power concerns are still flooding is moving into lower manhattan even though the storm is pulling away it is bringing heavy rains to massachusetts >> back to the bay area we are tracking our weather as well >> a live look outside at the bay bridge and and you can see overcast conditions it is going to shape up to be a beautiful day currently open land is sitting at 56 degrees and an afternoon high of 76 degrees. this is a look of current temperatures around the bay area mostly fifties and sixties. this is look of the afternoon highs is going to be a warm day to day. those a you planning to goethe the baseball game the astra's against the giants said at&t park first pitches at one 05 p.m. it will be 70 degrees and at 3:00 p.m. 72 sunny and warm >> we'll add more on tropical storm irene but first we're checking in with henry and he is talking about jobs >>

well, i am the queen, dear sister. get your annual ikea catalog today. all eyes are on wall street this may be a rebound day and the latest. >> a lot of panic selling there should be a rebound it is not been to continue to fall. suggesting a recession in six months from now. during the debt crisis ways were figure is seen on add the politicians at that time we saw data come out in tremendous spending consumers clear how support our economy. it looks like the market will be weaker we are starting to think that way. >> so basically since the '80s we're in this consumer problem all of us that our sabers rather than spenders ? we have a november 23rd deadline cuts will come to the economy the government is spending less than a nation we have more income taxes coming and we should be starting to save more we are overspending if our politicians can get their act together. this is a wake-up call our children will be allowed a better. >> i'll always think 401k and a college fund the gate is going to need it and five or six years. >> it is not a stop and start ki

during which the 2011 queen and court was selected. so tonight, the 2011 court will perform their opening number from the queens program, choreographed by mickey nowitzki and music by shina ringo entitled ringo uotota. please welcome the 2011 northern california cherry blossom court. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you once again. the 2011 cherry blossom court. a beautiful performance. and now the special moment we've all been waiting for. the asian pacific american heritage awards honoring individuals and organizations who have made a distinct impact in their contributions to the city's a.p.a. community. this year the awards are being presented in three categories. for individuals, awards for emerging leadership and lifetime achievement. and for organizations, we have the community impact award. more than 30 nominations were received in the top finalists in each category were submitted to a panel of three distinguished judges to make the final selection. now, the three judges are dafney quack, chair of the president's advisor

tornado warnings for brooklyn and queens. >> we're getting information on that right now. i'll have more on that for you in just one second. first i want to take you to our live super d7 doppler radar system. we're on the back edge of the storm. we're starting to get the backward twist on the backside, northwesterly flow and pivot in our rain, if you will. the area of yellow around washington, that's a moderate shower, moving due south. the whole system is off to the north and east. it's beginning to move on out of here. i want to go to live doppler and closer look at home. the yellow on the screen, that's the heavier rain or moderate shower that's falling. i want to give you details on what we're seeing right now. it's not as bad as what we had earlier. the rainfall rate, how hard is it falling out there at this time? that green area indicates areas of heavier rain, really. only 0.4 inches an hour. we saw rainfall rates higher than that earlier in the storm. the blue area over fairfax county, the springfield area, 0.06 inch an hour. you can see 5 inches total so far. this

as we made our way through queens, we're trying to check out reports of damage. we've seen some downed trees. you know, we're talking to soledad a few minutes ago. we hadn't seen widespread damage that had been anticipated. but you do see spots like this one where people are really shaken here. >> we've got to ask about the car behind you, mary. was anyone in it when the tree fell? >> reporter: no. no. fortunately, they were not in it. and the people who are in this house fortunately were not -- no one was injured, shaken, they say, and they're nervous about this power line with this transformer because it is leaning and these downed power lines. but fortunately, no one was hurt. >> thank goodness. mary snow, thank you very much in queens. >> it really is a significant worry because with these trees coming down we know that irene has already claimed some ten lives in five states. >> yes. some of which involved downed trees. >> a big concern in the washington, d.c., area, of course, was -- >> the national cathedral. >> that's right. earlier in the week last week t

the cover of "newsweek" calls her "the queen of rage."was asked about it today during a campaign stop in iowa. >> you are on the cover this morning of what is left of "newsweek" magazine. have you seen it yet? >> i have not. >> it is a closeup. photo and a headline "queen of rage." >> we will have to look at, that won't we? >> what is the power behind your campaign is it rate rage? >> i think the power behind our campaign is hope and a future. that's all i believe in. >> joining me now msnbc johnathon -- and opinion writer for the "washington post." >> thank you, lawrence. let's start with the cover of "newsweek." they are calling the cover sexist. tina brown, who runs "newsweek"s intensitis galvanizing voters that. who's right? tina brown says it is intensity. and a national organization says no, this is sexist. >> everyone can be right in this little argument here. tina brown, you know, she's the editor of "newsweek" trying to pull the magazine off the mat. this is not the first controversial controversy that "newsweek" has had under ti

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she, too, was like the bread queen. she seemed that even to capture something essential about our struggle against cancer. that to keep pace with this malady need to keep inventing and reinventing, learning and unlearning strategies are she fought cancer obsessively, desperately, fiercely, madly, brilliantly and zealously. and challenging all the energy of generations of men and women that fought cancer in the past and would fight any future. her quest for a caretaker on a strange and limitless journey through internet blogs in teaching hospitals, chemotherapy and clinical trials, halfway across the country to a landscape more desolate, desperate and disquieting anything she imagined her she deployed every last morsel of her energy to the quest, mobilizing and re-mobilizing her courage, summon her will and wit and imagination until the final evening she had stared in to the fault of her resourcefulness and found it empty. in that haunted last night, hang onto her life by no more than a tenuous thread, summoning all her

providing pot plants and cut flowers and vegetables for the queen. at's not to like?. i hate gardening. the free house on offer is bound to be drafty. and she'd be a scary boss. nick watt, abc news, london. >> i don't know, i think the queen might be a sweet boss. >> you think so? i do plastic plants myself. i keep it simple. >> i can see you gardening. >> really? i see you as more the gardener type. >> really? i do like my flowers. that's true, i do like my flowers. >> are you able to garden anything here in new york city? there you are in central park. >> i have absolutely no outside -- there's nothing outside of my apartment. a windowsill. that was my windowsill. >> you have oddly big hands, too. >> a little plant of bababababal >>> this morning on "world news now," river rescues. the raging waterways in the northeast flooded by the >>> this morning on "world news now," river rescues. the raging waterways in the northeast flflded by the remnants of hurricane irene. >> dozens of people were killed and the national guard is in a rush to get those still out of danger.

well, i am the queen, dear sister. get your annual ikea catalog today. >> this is new video, bart police are on alert they are prepared for a possible protest. this is the scene at fulton, this is behind city hall in san francisco, more than 50 police are on standby. people have been demonstrating over the recent killing of a homeless man and others have complained about the protesters. we'll keep you posted on those developments. the man accused of murdering an east palo alto community activist will be placed in a mental facility we have a picture to show of the suspect he was previously found incompetent to stand trial, prosecutors say that he lured david to the mall, this happened last june. they also say he has confessed to the crime, the suspect will remain at napa state hospital until he is deemed fit to stand trial, more news after the break. [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed

well, i am the queen, dear sister. your annual ikea catalog today. >>> a san francisco mayor's race heated up today. two more cameras are off and running after signing in at city hall -- candidates are off and running after signing in at city hall. that's capitalist joane ruiz. she signed in at city hall. in his official candidate statement hall said san francisco politics is not for the faint of heart. but all three mayoral hopefuls are confident they can win. >> reporter: probably going to ask why am i running. >> reporter: yeah, why are you running? >> to return this city to the people and the only independent in this race. >> i spent two years doing a listening tour, going neighbor from neighbor. i learned we need a new approach to our long term challenges. >> i think fixing the big picture is fixing our potholes, having our parks and open spaces working. >> reporter: so far two people have decided to run for mayor including mayor lee. >>> florida state agency in charge of child welfare released a report that blame

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the cover of "newsweek" calls her the queen of rage.d about it today during a campaign stop in iowa. >> you're on the cover this morning of what's left of "newsweek" magazine, have you seen it today? >> okay, big close-up, wild-eyed photo with the headline, "queen of rage." >> we'll have to take a look at that, won't we? >> what really is the power behind your campaign? is it rage? >> well, i think the power behind our campaign is hope and a future. that's all i believe in. >> joining me now, msnbc contributor jonathan capehart, opinion writer for "the washington post," thanks for joining art with the "sexist." tina brown, "newsweek" tweeted "michele bachmann's intensity is galvanizing voters in iowa and "newsweek" captures that. who is right? >> everyone can be right in this -- in this little argument here, tina brown, you know, she's an editor of "newsweek," trying to pull that magazine up off the mat. this is not the first controversial cover that "newsweek" has had under tina brown's leadership. we are talking about it, people have

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