. >> it's not just a problem in salt lake city. it's a problem throughout our whole state. >> narrator: "frontline" and "the salt lake tribune" investigate training. >> do not hesitate. >> gun gun! >> narrator: accountability. >> you want your officers to be the frontline defense for mental illness going untreated in the community? well, then there's going to be some bad outcomes. >> the bar of lawful conduct, in which you can use a lethal force is very low for law enforcement, but it is very high for prosecution for the purposes of accountability. >> narrator: and racial disparities. >> no justice, no peace! >> utah is 1.5% black, but in the last 10 years, our database shows black people made up 7% of poice shootings. >> narrator: now, as part of "frontline's" local journalism initiative... >> ...shots fired. suspect down! >> narrator: "shots fired." >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support is provided by the fo

he spends 12 hours a week training near his salt lake city home for triathlons. the rare times he can go without a mask. >> i had a bone marrow transplant. i got lethal dose of chemotherapy to wipe out my own marrow. >> reporter: diagnosed with the incurable blood cancer, multiple myeloma, he went into remission after a clinical trial 19 months ago, and then covid hit. if you were to get covid, god forbid, what would that mean for ou? >> well, it could kill me. >> reporter: harrison is triple vaccinated. there are seven million immunocompromised people in the united states, but for people with multiple myeloma, the immune system could have a very low response to the vaccine, with limited protection. >> i haven't eaten in a restaurant for two years. >> reporter: colin powell's death from multiple myeloma and covid really hit home for harrison. >> it didn't make me more fearful. it made me more excited about doing what i can with however much time i have left. >> reporter: harrison says vaccines and masks are his best defense to stay alive and wishes they were less

disturbing pattern of harass amount against black and asian students in the district north of salt lake cityts for years. now that investigation actually came to a close as you noted just weeks before she took her own life. sher family now demanding answers from the school as they prepare to lay their little girl to rest later today. they say the first time they heard about harassment was last month. she was being teased and even being called the n-word at school. well according to a family attorney, her mother and stepfather took that bullying complaint to a teacher. they felt they weren't making any progress there so they went to the principal. and then returning to the vice principle where the family felt very unheard and disregarded according to them. now cnn did reach out to the board of education at the davis school district and the foxborough almost to corroborate this version from the family and at this point the school district dieclining to comment right citing privacy and they did send a press release pledging an independent investigation to look further into the claim but departm

from salt lake city, here is cnbc's josh lipton >> reporter: on this veterans day, army veteran lucasrst two years i was out at 35 jobs i was never fired from one of them the hardest thing was finding like-minded individuals to work with. >> reporter: then he started grizzly forge out of his garage. but lacking business experience, he says it nearly folded then came a phone call from another veteran, evan hafer. >> that saved my business, turned my power back on so i had the opportunity to build something that creates that infrastructure support for guys like me. >> reporter: after a 20-year military career and some 40 deployments overseas, hafer, a former green beret founded black rifle coffee company in 2014 but his connection to coffee came long before that. he started roasting in between deployments to iraq and afghanistan, bringing the beans right along with him >> it's just that one cup in the morning that would connect you back to home >> he brought in nearly $1 million in revenue the first year fast forward to this year, an estimated $230 million but his ultimate mission is be

. >> reporter: but day he is a commercial photographer in salt lake city.ew years back, he and his wife roxana transformed their daughter into "wonder woman" just for fun. >> we sent it to a friend via facebook messenger. that was it. he wasn't supposed to post it, he wasn't supposed to do anything. >> reporter: but he and. and guess what? >> the next morning we got a call from people magazine. what the heck? >> reporter: excitedar from mpo them to turn their kids into super humans, too. one stood out. >> one mom said, my daughter has cancer. she's a real "wonder woman." would you do a shoot of her >> reporter: that's what clicked? >> what if we went out and found the real super humans in sew side. >> you have a calling in like like, i was meant to do this. >> reporter: ever since they've been turning tiny people battling huge challenges -- >> one more and you're done. >> reporter: into the superheroes they really are. >> put your hand up like that, yeah. oh, yeah, perfect. >> reporter: chloe mccarty, for example, is living with a severe cognitive impairmen

killed in minneapolis, there was a shooting of a 22-year-old man, fernando palacios carbajal, in salt lake city. he was a suspect in an armed robbery case, and he was running away from police when they shot at him 34 times. it created unprecedented, you know, protests in it. it happened in the same timeframe as george floyd. and so, it just sort of catapulted. the community was in uproar and they were demanding answers. and the reporters at the "salt lake tribune" had been, you know, trying to get to the bottom of it as well. and so, i met the "tribune" reporters at some of these events around the shooting of fernando palacios carbajal and we decided to team up to better understand, you know, the issue of police shootings in utah specifically. >> sreenivasan: so, were there patterns that the reporters and yourself were able to see? >> yes. we looked at 226 shootings over a ten year period, and in that time, 94 of those, of people who were shot at, were experiencing a mental health event in some capacity, either they were suicidal or they had a mental disability. we found that a third of the peo

. >> reporter: jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, salt lake city, utah. >> o'donnell: and an update.erful storm is expected to blow through georgia and the carolinas this weekend, possibly causing historic flooding. up to five inches of rain is expected to fall. wind gusts could top 40 miles per hour. it will be worst along the coast. savannah could be swamped on saturday by one of the highest tides ever recorded. all right, we want to turn now to missouri, a state plagued by gun violence, where a controversial new gun law passed this spring. the second amendment preservation act was supposed to block state and local police from enforcing federal gun laws. and in our report airing sunday night on "60 minutes," several missouri law enforcement officers and the mayor of kansas tell us the law is preventing local police from fighting crime. kansas mayor quinton lucas told us this could not be happening at a worse time for missouri, where the murder rate in the state is nearly twice the national average. before the law passed, it was routine for local police to work with their federal pa

he flew to salt lake city and after that he was going to reno, nevada. made the same statement in salt lake city except he changed the number from 205 to i think 58. then it went to 81. he was always changing the numbers, because it was all a -- because, he had no list he had no names it was all a big , lie. several weeks later in march, the great cartoonist for the washington post did a cartoon, and he had cans of tar and the largest can of tar he had put across it mccarthyism, and he is the one that actually coined the phrase mccarthyism and that , is you are tarring people and usually for no good reason. in the last two years of truman's time, 6000 people left government. i mean there were all kinds of , questionnaires and security checks on people in government, to an nth degree, and we lost experts in the state department because of this crusade. 1952 there was a republican victory, eisenhower and the senate went republican which meant mccarthy got the chair position of two important committees along with the investigatory committee for government,

. ♪ emily: a california drone startup zipline will start delivering in salt lake city, utah.nes have been transporting medical supplies to remote places since 2016. it plans to reach hundreds per day within four years of launching spring 2022. from the kitchen to the garden to the stage, masterclass has an offering just about anyone looking to develop new talents. the company benefited from shutdowns during the pandemic now hopes to keep the momentum going with a slew of new offerings. they are now working with companies. with me to discuss the big announcements is the masterclass ceo. you have new classes on their or are coming from bill and hillary clinton, mariah carey, amanda gorman, bill knight, ringo starr. if you could pick one class, which one do you spring for? >> bill nye. i always which -- wish i was much stronger in science. emily: you are partnering with companies like microsoft and deloitte. how much do you expect as a result? >> that has been extremely fast growing. we have seen for the past year as companies try to find parks and training of their teams that t

of the very incidents you've just mentioned and others, too, i might add. 1991, ac/dc concert, salt lake citythree dead. crushed in front of the stage. two 14-year-olds and a 19-year-old. and of course, you mentioned pearl jam in denmark in 2000. nine fans crushed to death in front of eddy vetter. the same kind of situation. you mentioned the who concert and let's not forget woodstock '99. rapes and thousands of injuries in front of the main stage and i -- at that time, i publicly said prior to the festival that this is where the problem was, not on the perimeter. but in front of the stage in the mosh-pit festival seating. you see? one thing they all have in common is festival seating. the same seating configuration used at this festival. it's the most dangerous and deadly crowd configuration in the history of concerts and festivals. >> why do they keep doing it the same way? >> well, you could ask that to the promoters but my -- my assessment is because it makes so much money. it's so lucrative. you -- every seat you sell, every ticket you sell in festival seating is a ticket in front of the

i'm also going to be in phoenix and salt lake city early next year.re i forget tonight bret baier, oh it's crazy congressman jim jordan, dagen mcdowell. it is so -- what do the kids say off the hook? that's what a pirate says. let's do this greg's baby animal news. in this order. kerry, a two toed baby sloth, let's show them, huh? there he is, latest edition at the london zoo. nothing better than a baby sloth unless -- look at that creature. looks like me. then there is marta a mere leopard club at the santa barbara zoo. like how adorable that is. spotty little sucker. finally we have brazos, should be jeff brazos elephant calf born and introduced at the fort worth zoo. i would like to take them all home and let them play around in my apartment. >> jessica: so cute. >> greg: they never grow. >> jesse: i would like to address a little controversy from yesterday's show. apparently i was the only one to have a little foot rest. a lot of people have been commenting about this on social media. and here is the answer my legs are too short to dangle but they

from salt lake city, this is josh lepman.orge, a blade smithing business out of his garage. lacking business experience, it nearly folded. >> god saved my business, turned my power back on >> it creates -- that infrastructure is there for a right. he had it black right until 2014 his connection to coffee came long before that he began roasting them >> it's that one cup in the morning to connect you back from home >> he brought in nearly 1 million in revenue an estimated 239 minutes veterans and my goal beyond the growth of the company, building a supportive network through business >> people can still address me and discuss the physical and psychological sense. iraq for me, it doesn't leave. >> haeffer is putting veins to work he's got a military spouse he wants to hire many more, 10,000 is the long-term goal he's taking his company public values his company at 1 poirch point $7 billion nearly 300,000 people were on the rag. if you see eighth great espresso with black rifle's success, photographs emerged of their emergency be

startup is partnering with a health service to deliver medication for yards and driveways in salt lake cityin 2016, zipline used those to deliver supplies in africa. it still needs approval, but that could start next spring. >>> one penguin a long, long way from home. >> yeah, this is news from a rescue group transporting a penguin that was found on the shores of new zealand, nearly 2,000 miles from its home in the antarctic. he's under weight and dehydrated, now using a feeding tube but they should be able to eventually release him back in the wild. only if penguins could talk? what was that journey about? >> yeah, like tom hanks and lost -- >> "castaway." >> it was a plane crash. >> oh, was it? i didn't see the movie. >> oh, wilson! put that on your list. do it this weekend. >> no, i will be outside. >> yeah, it's going to be a great weekend. you will be wanting to stay at home. fog has been the big issue and this will continue for the next few mornings after all of the rain we had recently, and then this time of year we see the fog in the central valley and it creeps into the east bay an

it is on a mission from salt lake city, this is josh lepman. >> on this veterans day, lucas o'hara has o'hara started grizzly forge, a blade smithing business out of his garage. lacking business experience, it nearly folded. then came a phone call from another veteran. >> that saved my business, turned my powerback on i created that infrastructure and support for guys like me >> after a 20-year military career and some 40 deployments over seas, hafer founded black rifle coffee company but his connection to coffee came long before that. he started roasting in between deployments in iraq and afghanistan, bringing the beans right along with him >> it's just that one cup in the morning that would connect you back to home >> he brought in nearly 1 million in revenue the first year fast forward to this year, an estimated 230 million. his ultimate mission is bettering the lives of veterans and their familiesy goal beyond growth of the company, building a supportive network through. business >> i want people to feel comfortable addressing the physical and psychological effects of war iraq for

like podium, just outside of salt lake city >> i started bringing my first here. >> reporter: having her child at work is a game changer when you look to the future, do you think there's a world where parents like you sort of won't settle for anything less than this >> employers really have an opportunity to show they care about their employees, more than just a worker, but care about their whole family i think that should be a standard and norm across the board. >> reporter: a new standards as parents navigate this new normal for the news, i'm morgan radford. >>> a new report ranking car problems which makes and models are worse than others and how did electric vehicles do? phil lebeau has the breakdown. >>> navigating a whole new world. people want to live in one place while working in another what happens when video calls just don't cut it? or when you want to attend an event but just can't be there? >> that's when innovation comes in being in two places at once has never been more valuable so now a growing technology allows me to be in your studio with you, though i'm in an offic

drivers, the ports recently joined with union pacific to open a high speed direct rail link to salt lake city. >> they don't have to stop at the port and put their loads on trucks. they can just go right via train. >> each train eliminates up to 700 trucks from clogging america's busiest port. >> you can only put so much stuff through a particular pipe. here's a different pipe. let's use this different pipe to try to get things out of the system more effectively. >> port officials say a combination of newly imposed late fees and more trains help reduce container congestion by 26% over the last two weeks. >> inside these boxes are anything and everything you can imagine from televisions to washing machines to clothing to cell phones. >> so a lot of supply chain problems happen in the first mile at the port and the last mile at the warehouse. while increasingly here they are using rail to get those containers directly off of ships and on to trains. mike? >> mike: fascinating. william la jeunesse live in carson, california. thanks a lot. stocks tumble the dow lost 240. the s&p 500 fell 39 the na

we took this to the school district in salt lake city.o prevent it from happening again. there was the doj report issued a few months ago, and in it, the doj civil rights investigators basically uncovered what they believed was this widespread disregard by school officials in their attempt to really not address this kind of racial harassment that was happening on campus here, and so now school officials are going to have to take another look after the department of justice said more needed to be done to keep things like this from happening again. >> terrible. of course, it won't bring that little 10-year-old girl back. polo sandoval, thank you so much. >>> the top ten cnn heroes of 2021 have been announced, and one of them will be named cnn hero of the year by you. growing up in maine, linda doughty developed a passion for the array of marine mammals living along its beautiful coast, so when state and government funding vanished and local organizations working to protect these animals closed their doors, she dove in to fill the care gap.

drivers, the ports recently joined with union pacific to open a high-speed direct rail link to salt lake cityn't have to stop, they can just go via train. >> each train eliminates 700 trucks clogging america's busiest port. >> here's a different type, let's use a different pipe to get things out of the system more effectively. >> port officials say a combination of newly imposed late fees and more trains helped reduce container congestion by 26% over the last two weeks. >> inside these boxes are anything and everything you can imagine, from televisions to washing machines to clothing to cell phones. >> a lot of supply chain problems happen in the first mile at the port and the last mile at the warehouse -- we'll here increasingly they are using rail to get those containers directly off of ships and onto trains. and carson, california, william la jeunesse, fox news. >> shannon: the twin economic crises of inflation and supply-chain crunch show little signs of abating tonight with the adverse impact being felt by americans everywhere from the grocery store to your gas pump. let's bring in freed

salt lake city has to deice some planes there, and in houston they are having some issues with that rain but everybody else is doing ok. let's take a look at the forecast i put together for you. tomorrow is the same as today, a few high clouds, but mid 60's to low 70's. anytime we get around 70 to 72 degrees this time of year, those are close to record high temperatures. kumasi? kumasi: good morning america is coming up at 7:00 at -- on abc 7. ginger zee is here with a preview. >> we have so much to celebrate, from here to macy's, but we also have to talk about holiday travel, the biggest since 2019. people will be driving too, so we will tell you the best time to hit the road. in the southern part of your state, i am sure you have been covering the santa ana winds and the potential for hundreds of thousands of customers to be without power because they have to prevent the wildfires. also, the three men convicted of murder in ahmaud arbery's case are now facing life behind bars. thanksgiving also means holiday shopping, so we have everything from tech to toys. and it's one of our favorit

refund the police after the defund movement gained traction last year chris burbank now, former salt lake cityolice chief now vice president of law enforcement strategy for the center for policing equity. chris, thanks. cities went from defund to refund pretty quick. what do you make of the shift we're seeing. >> well a lot of it is the misunderstanding that we all have including police leadership that the actions of the police actually have that much influence on crime there are things such as education, access to healthcare that have much more significant impact on crime and alternative to incarceration as opposed to the activities that police engage in on a day will basis. >> doesn't the move to refund the police suggest the public isn't buying that? >> well, the challenge that you have is we don't understand, right? we fell into this movement of defund the police. well, we prefer redesign the police let's look at the actions and say do they contribute to the outcome that we want, which is reduced crime, reduced incarceration, reduced interaction with the police and reduced violence if not,

it has to be portland or salt lake city or place like that. in texas, for example, would never argue about who recycles more. they just can argue but where the best tex-mex is. i think it is really sad. the left is conjured up a real panic and fear in people about the environment. they truly believe that the world is going to end in a couple of years because of the climate change. but to be honest, i think that if this is what you're fighting about, your relationship, you should consider self thankfulness thanksgiving. that's a first world problem if i've ever heard one. if all you fight about is recycling and going green. >> charles: yeah. who's got the best compost. >> i feel like, you should probably figure this out before you start dating somebody. like if they are just going to lose their minds over the environment, of all things. you probably should figure that out over he started dating. listen, i'm all about recycling. i recycle. good for me. if someone is going to start yelling at me because i use a plastic bag from the grocery store.

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police found him here in salt lake city, on a drug binge, they were high on matt. woman named can me bills, told detectives she had a story to tell about a dream she had had. >> she described what she calls a dream, well, seeing someone get killed. she describes being outside of a room. she describes a female off to her left crying in his there. and she describes three or four males in the bathroom. and she says there is one male, and i think this relates to the female on the floor screaming. >> remember, the woman was on methamphetamine, reporting not what she saw where she dreamed she saw. still, you never know until you ask. >> so i have a photo lineup drawn up, and she stares at, it puts your finger on it after staring down. she puts it right on roger's face. >> the next day, detectives took county to kay's house, showed her the crime scene, and again she named roger. >> i can see roger, his arms, he's holding k. >> you don't hear a story and say, wow, that's a piece of crap and go on from there? >> no, now when she gives that amount of detail. >> the story was

this is a live look at a gloomy salt lake city from our affiliate fox 13.ne of the big stories there tonight, a new study finds utah is the most charitable state in the country. the study is based on 19 key indicators from percentage of donated income to volunteer time. the top 5 include maryland, minnesota, oregon, and north dakota. the least charitable state new mexico. hmmm. that's that's don't's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ lean on me ♪ when you're not strong ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ for it won't be long we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ ♪ discomfort back there? instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders, try the cooling, soothing relief or preparation h. because your derriere deserves expert care. preparation h. get comfortable with it. ♪ >> bret: we have an example tonight of just how shaky the nerves are for people getting -- that they are getting over t

like tech company podium just outside of salt lake city. >> started bringing my first here right awaya say having her child at work is a game changer. >> which you look to the future do you think there a world parents lie you sort of won't settle for anything less than this? >> employers really have an opportunity to show that they care about their employee more than just as a worker, but care about their whole family and i think that should just become a standard and a norm across the board. >> reporter: a new standard as parents navigate this new normal. the experts we spoke to said this trend isn't just impacting the knowledge economy or tech workers, but also reaching retailers and manufacturers. but they also said when we spoke to american parents that the gap between what's actually needed and what's actually provided is still pretty significant. katy? >> significant indeed. really nice to have my kids closer to me during work hours. that's for all parents. >>> that does it for me. hallie jackson is next. . this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depre

>> salt lake city. >> so you had a really -- a long flight, a pretty long flight, about three or four hour flight to atlanta and now you're going to hang out in the airport for a while. you have to because of the security situation. >> that's exactly what we're going to do. not the way we wanted to start out our vacation with our son and daughter-in-law, but we've got to do what we've got to do. >> i understand but i know you were also counting your blessings, because as we understand, everybody is safe. it's just very inconvenient as they try to get to the bottom of this investigation. >> right. >> all right. well, mr. greg romero, again, the father-in-law of cnn's nadia romero, thank you so much for talking with us. i hope you finally get a chance to reunite with your family there, not in the airport, but in the comforts of nadia romero's home. but glad you're safe. >> thank you. thank you so much. have a great day. >> thank you so much. again, that was greg romero, who happens to be the father-in-law of cnn's nadia romero, who is among the thousands of people right now in atlanta a

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was reading that your warehouse operations you moved them out of san francisco and put them in salt lake citya boudin the district attorney better start prosecuting people instead of thinking about it and the governor of california. ainsley: used to read one person go in and shoplift. northbound strum 80 people went in there. pharmacy they stole prescriptions. 40 to 50 teenagers went in hammers with, macy's, lululemon. louie vitton. >> the proposition changed the threshold what is a misdemeanor vs. a felony. today you can steal up to $995 worth of goods and it's a misdemeanor and the people doing this know the police are not likely actually did to do anything about it if they did something about it the district attorney is not likely to prosecute. until you change things back to a law abiding society, you just invite there kind of chaos. ainsley: what kind of things do you sell? >> i hope people go to gump's.com. sell fantastic jewelry beautiful home decor probably have i think it's fair to say largest selection of holiday ornaments in the united states. we hope people will still come. ainsle

beach is now joined with union pacific to run a high speed non-stop express train from here to salt lake city where those containers are then offloaded to trains going east or trucks going north or to the midwest. >> they don't have to stop at the port and put their loads on trucks. they can just go right via train. >> you can only put so much stuff through a particular pipe. here is a different pipe. let's use this different pipe to try to get things out of the system more effectively. >> so each train eliminates 700 trucks from leaving or showing up at the port. that is reducing costs and travel time to stores by several days and it is important to home builders like trevor parks in cedar rapids, iowa. >> we are having issues of more double, triple lead times for materials. a four-week lead time item between 16 and 22 weeks for us to receive it from time of order to reception of product. >> right now park said he is seeing shortages in everything from paint, flooring, steel, shingles, that kind of thing. the same thing consumers are seeing around the country with many of the things they're

he's following in your footsteps playing in salt lake city in the g league. >> he got drafted in thehave the confidence to take that step. i'm so proud of him and i'm just thankful that my wife and i as a family, our whole goal for our kids is just give them opportunities that we did not have, for them to be able to do the things they want to do, to be able to follow their own dream. so to be able to help him get that opportunity and to see him go off and become this young man that i get to watch, i'm the proudest father in the world. >> we can tell you've done a great job with it as well. thank you for coming in. the new memoir "dwyane" is out today and coming up we'll try out some holiday meal kits. why thanksgiving in a box might be right for your family. this is going to be southbound past marina boulevard. they are improving it, around 32 miles per hour in the area. we have a heads up to that core and walnut creek. this is been a problem smart throughout the morning. it's a very foggy start. i know mike will talk more about that. the viewing lights came on. kumasi: join us. 9:00

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would remember us, call us we here so thirsty to come to the water you so generously offer to salt lake city our spiritual drought. our souls are hungry for divine food. like the manna you provided to your people so long ago, may the words that come from your mouth cede us in a way near bread cannot. open our eyes to the nourishment we do not yet know or find hard to understand. instruct us in your way and intensify our faith. holy god, you have made us an ever-lasting convenant. all that you set before us will meet our need. may we incline our ears and come to you. may we hear you that our souls may live. we lift up these prayers by the strength your name provides. amen. the speaker: pursuant to section 11-a of house resolution 188, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge ledge will be led by the gentlewoman from california, mrs. steel. mrs. steel: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: -- the speaker: the c

city. san francisco, salt lake, seattle, san antonio rounding out the top five.reenville, raleigh, and hartford, connecticut. up in the 860. i'm curious, do you have any cameras and you believe in? >> shannon: we've got ring cameras everywhere. it's great because it helps us keep an eye on things because were out of town, we have an amazing neighbor who will go over and get the packages for us if we ask him to. >> that helps a lot and i try to do it for my neighbor is too. i live in a very small little neighborhood, very small building. everybody knows everybody, i have cameras too. adt. it cameras in front of the door, the packages, the reason you do it is not just to protect yourself but also to protect their neighbors and i highly recommended. >> shannon: i like it when i'm at the door and my husband will see me and start talking to me through the ring doorbell and scare me to death when i'm coming. keep an eye on your packages. come back soon. >> great win tonight, see you in a field. >> shannon: twitter long-time ceo stepping down but his successor, you gues

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