sandra. >> sandra: horrific story.andra, train tracks blanketed by empty boxes. what is that all about? kelly o'grady. >> last week we had yet another train robbery at the location behind me, and i want to highlight, union pacific has seen an increase in 160% in train robberies this year. take a look at the carnage, you have packages littered everywhere, designer purses, unused covid tests, and these containers i want to emphasize are coming from the ports so it does not impact california, this impacts retailers and consumers across the country. a blame at the progressive crime policies, why the biden administration is not involved and calling on the l.a. district attorney to change a rule that shows 13 types of misdemeanors will be dismissed instead of prosecuted. we need our justice system to support our partnership efforts with local law enforcement, hold criminals accountable and help protect our employees and the critical local and national rail network. leaders are calling for changes to the progressive crime pol

sandra. >> sandra: madison alworth, thank you.ood afternoon. unprecedented crisis. nursing home industry is short 230,000 caregivers, lost 15% of the workforce. and what you are seeing is essentially these understaffed long-term healthcare facilities nationwide are now having to deny new admissions from hospitals. consequently, this contributes to a backlog and overcrowding at hospitals that now can't free up beds for new patients amid a surge in omicron. >> people are burnt out, people are leaving, but now people are getting sick with the omicron and so they can't come into work, so that's sort of a double whammy. we need help from the states, the feds to send staff in our sector. we have responded to the hospitals but forgetting about the nursing homes. >> connecticut is so desperate for hospital beds they are now asking nursing homes to accept covid-19 patients into their facilities and critics point out that's the very policy that may put the most at risk, the elderly, at more risk. all of this as the national guard has been c

sandra? >> sandra: that is something. i was taking that in. thanks, rick.te as the day goes on. massachusetts bracing meanwhile for blizzard conditions and could see a historic amount of snow in some parts of the state. robert ray joins us now. you're there, robert. there's predictions that boston could see its biggest snowfall ever. >> yeah, this is going to be an intense next 24 plus hours. anymore gloucester, massachusetts. that's about 30 miles to the northeast here in thing, boston that you just mentioned behind me. a very calm atlantic ocean and everything is going to look different tomorrow. white-out conditions where i'm standing right now. potential from two to three feet of snow. the blizzard conditions. did you know 700 miles of the eastern coast are under those potential blizzard conditions tomorrow that means 35 million winds or above. we could see up to 70 miles an hour winds. all day today here in gloucester, i've been out and about and looking at the city and talking to people. this is a fishing village. this is one of the original seaports

sandra. >> sandra: wow.and people are sleeping at the airport over the holidays. casey stegall, thank you. >> a mess. >> sandra: more bad weather coming, john. >> john: yes, certainly is. two police departments peopling up in the probe of a fatal shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new movie. what investigators are now seeking from the actor. plus this. >> it's really devastating as a parent to see my kids suffer from remote learning. they check out. >> sandra: school is out for a third day in the city of chicago as leaders continue to spar with school officials over in-person learning. the battle leaving hundreds of students and parents caught in the middle of that fight. we will speak to a frustrated chicago father coming up. >> vo: my car is my after-work decompression zone. ♪ music ♪ >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ psoriatic arthritis, made my joint

sandra. >> sandra: ok, john.shoppers are once again finding empty store shelves and higher prices for a lot of the products. some available, not available, but for months now the biden administration has been blaming the trouble on a broken supply chain, even with progress being made at u.s. ports, consumers are not seeing the prices come down. and part of the problem continues to be a shortage of truck drivers. william is live at a trucking yard in california for us. william, what's gotten better and what has gotten worse about this situation as so much time has now passed? >> yeah, so, times for truckers at the ports is getting better. they are moving containers quicker and fewer ships jammed in the harbor, if you will. what is not improved is pricing. the cost of moving a container from china to the u.s. is still five times higher than pre-pandemic, right. truckers want and they are getting higher wages, gasoline, warehouse costs are all pushing inflation higher. it's affecting not just imports but the capacit

thank you. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.fox news headquarters on this martin luther king jr. day. we're glad to have you with us. right now on "the story," let's take a look at some numbers that came out. very interesting. sort of a wake-up call as this brand new polling shows a dramatic shift according to gallup since president biden took office. party preferences in the united

sandra. >> sandra: interesting. we talked to senator barrasso that pointed to the fact that we have doubled our oil purchases from russia in the middle of this. hillary, thanks very much. bob nardelli in just a moment. first, get to brian benberg on this. be sure to catch him hosting fox business tonight at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. great to see you. struck me when i listened to president biden last night when he was asked what his plan is to bring down these high prices that are a huge challenge for every american family right now, to bring down the prices, he said build back better is the answer. so explain to me how spending more money is going to bring prices down. >> i can't. i can't explain it. nobody can explain it, sandra. he says he has 17 nobel laureates that are telling him to spend more money to bring down inflation and everybody knows that is not going to work. he can try to do it at once. he can do it in chunks like he's talking about now. whatever that turns out to be. the bottom line is we have too muc

hi, ashley. >> hi, sandra.g out saying in a video posted on instagram that he's not trying to promote misinformation about covid but only to talk to people that have differing opinions. take a listen. >> i'm interested in telling the truth and finding out what the truth is. i'm not interesting only talking to people that have one perspective. >> over the weekend, spotify's ceo announced an advisory will be added to any podcast episode covering covid-19. to our knowledge, this content advisory is the first of its kind by a major podcast platform. high profile musicians including neil young and joni mitchell may have ditched spotify or claims of misinformation, but the streaming platform is holding firm, refusing to remove or even censor rogan's podcast. why? one big reason for that, in 2020, spotify reportedly paid more than $100 million for the exclusive rights to the podcast. so they don't want to budge. another reason, spotify is a tech company trying to maximize profits and spotify's popular music service is

i'm sandra smith.of his dad. >> sandra: a good way to tie the stories together. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts rights now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. the story evolving right now, the electoral politics related to january 6. swinging towards an effort to change voting laws for 2022. president biden took the gloves off today, pointed the finger of blame at president trump and vice president harris compared the capitol riot to pearl harbor. >> certain dates echo

sandra. >> sandra: thank you. americans feeling the pain of inflation as the administration continues to struggle getting a handle on the rising prices. opinion piece now from the los angeles times argues the government should step in to manage strategic prices as inflation soars. ari fleischer, former white house press secretary, almost hard to say, are we talking about fixing prices in the country? this is a debate. i did not see coming, but ari, take this on for us. what would this mean for the country if it suddenly became a reality under this administration? >> thank you for partially ruining my day by asking me to read that piece first. >> happened to us, first. >> i don't know that i have ever read an more radical bad idea in my life. it is amazing to me, if you are in 2022, people think bad ideas from the 1970s need to return. simple fact of the matter is the communists and socialists proved to the world, let alone america's limited experience here, that no government is powerful enough or wise enough to k

sandra. >> sandra: just brutal.ped on i-95 for 24 hours and moved only 75 miles. anne joins by phone and thank you for calling in. can you tell us what happened and your experience on the interstate? >> well, i grew up in iowa, so i know how to drive in snow and i was driving back yesterday from richmond, i was driving from there to new york city and i got stuck in the snow a little bit but all of a sudden traffic just came to a halt and at one point we were outside of fredericksburg and we were at a standstill for seven and a half hours. people were getting out of their cars, introducing themselves to each other, i was walking my dogs on the side of the road, it was just like -- it was just at a standstill and then we went another 50 miles today and a standstill, just a parking lot. i didn't see any department of transpo people. >> sandra: anne, we are showing your pictures on the screen right now, absolute chaos. so scary, too, for so many that had pets and babies and family members, elderly. obviously this was al

sandra. >> sandra: ok. so, jacqui, we are awaiting -- we are waiting the president right now and will go to him when he begins speaking and he is dealing with a lot as you just mentioned on his plate. not a lot going right for him this week, mostly going wrong. he's even taking fire from the left wing media. and we'll ask others how he is doing with the inflation problem, but you've got anchors on far left shows and networks saying the country is frustrated, another network calling it a week from hell, that was cnn this morning. as we watched coverage, so as we conclude this week, there is bipartisan frustration and anger how this white house is handling so many of these problems the country faces today. >> yeah, when you hear al sharpton saying it was a go to hell speech for a lot of people, it's something you have to really take a look at, step back and say whoa, is the messaging right here. as of right now the white house is planning on swapping out deck chairs, they are sticking with their policy and th

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sandra. >> sandra: jonathan, thank you. we will continue to stay on that, obviously, as the manhunt continues and john, another example, horrific example of cities dealing with this raging out of control crime. so much money has been thrown at the problem, but there is the obvious observation of the homeless problem, the mental health problem, and a very difficult situation to tackle this for so many great american cities. >> john: we found you are not safe if you are in a store, not safe at a burger king and not safe if you are in the subway platform. so, a lot to talk about with new york city councilman joe borelli, coming up in the next hour of "america reports" and we'll cover president biden's news conference at 4:00 this afternoon. martha mccallum will be on all of that. america's top diplomat urging russia to stay out of ukraine. >> i strongly, strongly hope that we can keep this on a diplomatic and peaceful path but ultimately that's going to be president putin's decision. >> john: putin showing no signs of backing

sandra. >> sandra: nobody like chad., we'll see what jen psaki has to say when she takes questions and what president biden may know and did the justice tell the white house ahead of this. shannon bream is live, she's joining us now. great to see you on this breaking news, all sort of still taking this in and trying to predict what this means and what will happen next. real quickly, when mike davis joined us last hour, he seemed to make a suggestion about how this went down, listen. >> it is surprising that the white house, the biden white house let this announcement leak and they let it get out there before justice breyer had the chance to make the announcement, i think it was bad form. >> sandra: i followed up right away and said do you know that to be the case? and he said he has not put out a statement yet. you have to wonder where the leak came from. would not have come from the supreme court. so in the speculation phase, we have not received the formal statement from justice breyer's office yet. >> yeah, and that's

sandra, good to be with you. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york.cking the plan to get the criminals off the streets, despite his own push to let many lawbreakers off the hook. >> john: in washington, the white house admitting taking money from police departments has contributed to the spike in violent crimes across the country. >> sandra: moments away on the politics, but alexis mcadams and the about face from officials in new york city. >> that's right, a lot happening with the crime in new york city, but we just learned that the second officer as you mentioned has now passed away. this is now two officers that have passed away in the past week, and five officers just this month have been shot. this is the second officer you see on the screen, wilbert mora, only 27 years old. this is the information we are just getting in, tweeted picture out and great sadness announcing the passing of wilbert mora, a life of service, sacrificing his life to protect others, giving life even in death through organ donation. commissioner saying their heart are heavy

>> yeah, sandra.re in wilmington, north carolina. not far from the atlantic ocean, about ten miles. we're expecting a very treacherous and dangerous evening and overnight ahead as temperatures are set to plummet and the system moves in up and down the eastern seaboard of not only north carolina and south carolina. inland we're going to see accumulation of snow as well. power crews for duke energy are here staging behind me. there's hundreds and 2,500 utility workers around the state ready to go as soon as the potential for these power lines to go down occurs overnight. they are also expecting downed trees. the weight of this ice, anything 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch and above will cause a destructive landscape. the roads are not safe as all. if you're out there, get off of them. they're not safe. they're going to ice over as the sun goes down and throughout the earning into tomorrow morning. the news so, tomorrow afternoon as temperatures warm up, we'll see the ice dissipate. the aftermath could be devastati

sandra. >> sandra: we shall see.>> john: for more, ari fleischer, former press secretary and fox news contributor, brenda lawrence, the district was heavily redrawn by an independent commission, be careful what you wish for, might come true. she was climbing in the ranks of the democratic party so for her to say she's retiring is a surprise. >> that is true, members look at the new lines and say i don't want to compete in the new district, toe to toe, head to head with another member from my own party so an added element of the ten-year redrawing of lines. john, make no mistake, retirements are one of the most accurate canaries in the coal mine you will ever find. both parties know how to read the shifting winds and the winds are blowing against the democrats, so perfect sense and the first midterm of joe biden's presidency a lot of democrats will head for the exits because they know what the canary is saying, democrats lose massive numbers of seats. john and bobby rush is retiring after 30 years, he says he's just e

happy friday eve to you, sandra. >> sandra: i love you look at it that way, john. a spotlight on homeless criminals who are the hardest to track in the system. california, police arresting a man wanted in the murder of ucla grad student brianna kupfer. shawn smith stabbed kupfer to death in a random daytime attack as she was working in a furniture store in los angeles. >> john: critics blame the lenient laws to be free on the streets. howard safer will join us in a moment. >> sandra: jonathan hunt is live in los angeles. what do we know about smith's criminal record? >> before he allegedly stabbed her, he had been bailed on both coasts. democrat and republican prosecutors, covid court delays also involved, a perfect storm of circumstances, tragically ending with the death of kupfer. smith was arrested after a member of the public called 911 having spotted him in pasadena about 15 miles from the store where kupfer was murdered. he was out on bail following a misdemeanor shoplifting arrest here in california, but his long criminal record began on the east coast, and

>> hi, sandra. the next three weeks will be crucial as we see how this brewing security crisis, one of the worse since the end of the cold war unfolds. i'm told we are in for a very dangerous and dynamic few weeks. today, as you mentioned, six american fighter jets deployed to ah stone yeah which has felt very jittery. this is all part of the u.s. and nato effort to bolster its eastern front with defensive weapons to reassure nato allies, like as tone yeah that article five still applies and the u.s. and the rest of the u.s. alliance will defend their allies. thousands of u.s. troops remain on heightened alert but have not been given the order to go yet. remember, none of these troops would be sent to ukraine. >> what we said he's got a lot of combat power already in place. which means he has options available to him right now. and without getting into any predictions, we have to be ready in case this happens very, very soon. >> nato is a defensive alliance. and we do not seek confrontation. we will

sandra. >> sandra: alex, thank you.the biden administration asking the highest court in the land to review the trump-era remain in mexico policy. lawmakers and local officials are pleading with the white house to address the crisis at hand rather than focussing on ending former president trump's border legacy. tom homan, former acting director of i.c.e. and fox news contributor. fifth circuit court of appeals decision that reinstated remain in mexico was based on erroneous interpretations of federal law. biden administration was denied once by the supreme court on this particular issue but looks like this particular appeal to the supreme court is going to go on their docket. could this potentially end remain in mexico? >> well, it shouldn't. i think the first court action needs to be to find the administration in contempt. their order to remain in mexico and slow rolled it for months, doing it on a small basis, i think they removed in two months like 200 migrants through the remain in mexico. under trump, we removed 200

sandra. >> sandra: we'll be watching for it.will be a major political and legal blow in a second. but let me ask you about what happened on friday in the supreme court arguments over whether or not the vaccine mandate was constitutional or not. and justice sotomayor said this about the number of people, specifically children, ill with covid. >> we have hospitals that are almost at full capacity with people severely ill on ventilators. we have over 100,000 children which we have never had before in serious condition. >> john: we have over 100,000 children, which we have never seen before, in serious condition. that statement did not have the added benefit of being true, jon. >> it's not true, and experts say 20 to 30 times off in terms of the number. the reason it's damaging to the court, render a decision affecting as many as 100 million american workers, affecting their lives, the way they feed their families, and to hear not one, but three justices using highly questionable statistics, including ones that are just clearly wron

sandra smith in new york. hello. >> john: good to be with you another week, sandra. state department says families of u.s. diplomats at the embassy in kyiv need to leave now and other americans in the country should go as well. the u.s. military sending nearly 200,000 pounds of lethal aid to ukraine over the weekend and fox news confirming president biden has been given options for u.s. troop deployment in support of nato allies in eastern europe. >> sandra: comes as the russian troop build-up continues. 137,000 russian troops are posted at a dozen points along the border. a former state department spokesperson will join us. >> john: greg palkot has a view from the ground there. >> we are in the capital of kyiv, and it is on edge. looking at the russian troops around the borders, and neighboring belarus, less than 50 miles from where we are, big numbers of russian soldiers along with tanks, artillery, and threatening invasion, and prompting the u.s. to do a lot of things. president biden is considering sending as many as 5,000 u.s. troops to nato countries near the b

sandra. >> sandra: keep us posted. much, live in new york city for us. >> rich: olympics are to begin later this week but the country's horrific record on human rights is casting a shadow over the games. we'll speak to a woman whose sister is being held by the communist regime. you don't want to miss this. no one deserves the american dream of homeownership more than veterans. at newday, you can buy a home with no down payment. and they're holding the line on purchase loans with rates in the twos. already own a home and need cash? with the newday100 loan, you can get up to $60,000 or more and lower your payments $615 a month. no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newdayusa. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life, and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less. get way more. shop everything home at wayfair today. it's all around us again. the inflation buzz word. as if inflation magically goes away and then sudden

sandra. >> sandra: thanks, griff.oost oil supplies for the european allies, oil topping $90 a barrel, the highest since 2014, and going back to the trading floor, great to have you, phil. we are trying to understand what it means, implications for energy prices here at home, globally, we know these are very global markets and the standpoint of how much leverage does the dependency on russian oil and natural gas on russia, what that does for this fight. so, phil, start off with the $90 a barrel oil. we are already paying more at the pump, we know that. this has major implications as far as economic implications. if the price of oil goes up, the gas prices will go higher. >> you are absolutely right, sandra. i'll tell you what, we basically reribboned the global geopolitical risk map in the last couple years under president biden with his energy policy and i think you are starting to see when the u.s. steps back as the world's biggest producer what happens on the global stage. not only do we have oil prices screaming to

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sandra felt looking fine. and once you're in marin county heading down the golden gate bridge in the san francisco. you're also traveling at the limit this morning. no problems getting in your way. really anywhere on one. oh, one. all right. now let's get to the news at 9 o to some breaking news this morning. teens as young as 12 years old can now get a booster shot from pfizer. the fda authorized the expansion earlier this morning, booster shots, as we know are already recommended for those that are 16 and older and now with the fda's recommendation, it will go to the teens even younger. this has to go to the cdc for final authorization, but it's expected to follow suit. the move comes as students return to school and the omicron variant continues to surge across the country. the fda also says that people can now get an extra dose of the vaccine as early as 5 months instead of 6 months since your last shot. also top stories this morning. students and teachers as they head back to school. now after the winter

hey there, sandra, all is nice to see you. we got a lot of inspiring stories on per rums about people who are committed to making a difference to the health and well being of applauded. here is a quick look at what's coming up. a conservationist and namibia who is pointing to save ins. up history, sharing germany using an honest spector, super food in his creations and an architect in egypt who was devoted, a courier to sustainable development was thought the show with wonderful creatures, sea turtles. but these animals faced numerous threat include in plastic, pollution, poaching and loss of habitat. now in south africa, researchers are working hard to understand what can be done to improve the chances for the leather back sea turtle, which has the word small as breeding population of large sea churches species. ah, the word for something wondrous in the zulu language is, is he manually? so a fitting name for this wetland park in south africa. it's rich biodiversity entered a spot that in esco's world heretic list. but it has

no problems and then richmond sandra fell bridge.l plenty of space between the cars golden gate bridge picking up as well. you're looking at about 20 minutes. no fog. however, when you're crossing the golden gate bridge or any wet roads. 20 minutes from novato into the city. as the omicron variant continues to surge across our country. health experts. they say they're hoping that the cases peak over the next few weeks and then head back down. basil john joins us live from dc with the very latest. good morning, basil. >> good morning. yes, the massive influx of covid-19 cases affected many holiday plans. and now as we enter into the new year. the virus is having a big impact on schools. >> the acceleration of cases that we've seen is really unprecedented gone well beyond anything we've seen before. >> white house chief medical advisor doctor anthony fauci told abc's this week vaccination is the best way to combat the omicron variant when omicron comes down to a low level. we keep it down at a low level enough that it doesn't disrupt o

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sandra fell bridge also very light.he other side of the richmond, sandra fell bridge, the golden gate bridge, little hazy still light as can be. look at that. only one set of headlights coming into the city. so good to go in terms of bay area roadways. >> breaking news that we're following this morning. a recruit from the alameda county sheriff's academy has died after being shot in oakland near the toll plaza of the bay bridge kron four's sara stinson is live with the very latest. sara.

and dw in germany, i am sandra tree. nobody and with me today as always is michael present a crease. hey chris, how are you today? just fine. sandra, thank you so very. a much on the one. welcome to all our viewers, our debt. we have a lot in store for you on today's program. so let's take a quick look at what we have coming up in. i jerry, i will meet a young activist campaign in for the environment. any rhonda will learn how to preach it from land can be restored according to our re sent you and report climate change is having a growing impact on the african continent between the most vulnerable the hottest science base climate information can help build resilience. a cornerstone of climate change adaptation. what enables people in the villages and communities to understand what climate changes, and at the same time to do something about it. they gambia environmental monitoring system science project in west africa is also tried to involve the local population in the process with one waiting for every change as careful

thanks for joining us. >> thanks, sandra. >> sandra: that does it for us. thanks for joining us on "america reports." i'm sandra smith. >> john: i can't believe how we're in to year number 2. the story with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. as the white house signals a need to change gears after two terrible weeks, the president gets ready for a big moment for him tomorrow. live coverage here on his first formal white house press conference in ten months. he will have a lot to confront. one of those big issues is known all too well by the families of these two women. today they are staring every leader in this country in the face imploring them to do something about the rampant and senseless crime in america. a ucla student on the left side of the screen went to work at her part time job. she was stabbed to death in the middle of the afternoon by a complete stranger that walked into her store. her life snuffed out. this is her father, todd. >> the tragedy can't befall mor

out towards sandra fell in all as well. so far, hardly any traffic out there this morning. so you're making pretty good time as you head into marion county. final stop for the golden gate bridge. you're right across the span. looking good. both north and southbound directions flowing freely. no incidents, no accidents to report from the chp, more weather and traffic checks in a bit. now, let's get back to the news and a big story out of the east bay. the west contra costa unified school district has announced it will close all of its campuses tomorrow and next monday because of the covid surge. jonathan mccall has the story. the district announced the news wednesday night in a message on its website. >> superintendent doctor chris hurst said that the rapid spread of the virus has now prompted the district to take an aggressive response. her said the district will undergo to smoke days. the first friday. the second next monday. that's where all campuses and school buildings were undergo a deep cleaning. the move comes just h

does right sandra, according to the w. w. f. system marty, over fission, an illegal fission of valuable fish stalks is to blame for the destruction of many marin ecosystems. with the help of digital technology, a project on south africa's cape wants to end the suffering of local fishermen there. 5 30 in the morning at the port of cape town, while most of the city still sleeves skipping jeffrey fraser and his crew prepared to put out to see the 10 member crew are going hand line fishing for kate green. they're hoping for a good catch today. they did this with also the pleasures of whiskey. a good skipper, you know, get loving. there might be some truth in that, but it's a little fishy to lay all the blame on the skipper. conditions for artisan or commercial fishing on the cape have grown tougher over the years. possibly climate change over fishing of the bytes. change of current young plenty reasons i can give you. they also struggle with fishing quotas and market access. jeffrey fraser wants to improve conditions for his crew an

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cross 92 and also for the richmond sandra fell bridge. backup here at the toll plaza itself. the winter past that there are any problems on the span making your way into marion county on west bound. 5.80. and then our final stop this morning. the golden gate bridge. again. it's been a pretty easy ride southbound 1, 1, across the gate in the san francisco. those the headlights, they're making their way into the city. the opposite direction northbound up in marin county. also moving without any issues so far this morning. let's talk sports, the warriors. still the best team in the nba after another win at home over the miami heat. klay thompson also getting a little bit closer to making his big return. kron 4 sports director jason dumas has the update on all that. >> the warriors hosting the and guess what. we had a special appearance klay pre-game hold it up. those 6 signifying might be back in 6 days the way to find out signs point play returning 1st quarter. he got to the way it is step back. 3 gave the warriors that now, his moments lat

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