there were a number of shootings odessa simms. we had two young people shot on 141th street, and shotted fired in 139th street, and shotted fired in the savoie. for safety. reporter: people here last night describe a situation that included a lot of young people, with very little supervision, activists look to each other and the community for >> when the police come out, and shoot someone of us, it is thousand of us, now we're killing each other, come on now community, let's stop this violence, enough is enough. >> enough is enough. reporter: enough is enough, they say, they are not afraid to look at themselves, point at system themes for -- at themselves for answer, they are looking to the politician to pass some gun legislation. for now zachary kiesch, live in harlem. christina: thank you. antwan: a tragic accident on high on hits close to home are three people killed and 8 others injured in a crash, suffolk count police say 9:30 this morning, a subaru outback going east hit t median, airborne. investigators are trying to figure

edesta simms was playing dominos at her apartment. investigators are still trying to determine why someone open fire, hitting simms in the neck. she was pronounced dead at covering the table where she was shot. >> she was a wonderful mother. >> everybody knows ms. odesta. she's the best. why you do that? >> police say two men were shot in the legs a few blocks away from where simms was shot. investigators trying to determine if the shootings are connected. >>> more than a dozen people are recovering from gunshot wound in turned violent. we're joined now by rana from bridgeport. >> reporter: neighbors and police describe complete chaos. the party was going on at the end of this driveway. you can see detectives are there now gathering evidence. more than 100 people at that party. there was a deejay playing loud music when two gunman started firing at them from behind these hedges. in all, 13 people were shot. those gunmen are still on the run. blood stains mark the unexpected it's on shoes, glasses, even the deejay table left behind at

reporter: odessa simms it last night, some feel that too many youngsters outlay and unsupervised could have played a role in how the night within. >> last night we had over 4 shootings with this community. reporter: the leaders met at the play ground today, they made a call to action. >> something is wrong when we have to in our own community, fear sitting out on a bench, playing cards or that we have to worry about, young people playing with guns. >> when the police come out, and shoot someone of us, thousands of us, that come out, now we're killing i've other, come on, come out community, let's stop their violence, enough is enough. reporter: zachary kiesch. >> fox 5 news. >> a horrific crash on long hid car, and slammed into two vehicles on the westbound side. panel is and his sister patrick why was killed. >> 20-year-old scott martella who was communication director for steve, a former aide to governor cuomo was also kill, governor cuomo expressed his condolences, saying scott a to worked day in and day out to improve the lives of his fellow new yorkers. >> on road to white house,

after simms was hit, there was more gunfire six blocks away. two men were wounded. >>> the family of a woman killed in a major bus crash in newark is asking for help. a go fund me page has been set up for the family to help raise money for the funeral. the mother and grandmother was transit bus t-boned the bus she was riding in friday morning. >> she was supposed to come friday after work to come see me. we spoke and she was like, no, after work i'll see you and the kids. and then she never came. >> one of the bus drivers was killed. the other was released from the hospital saturday. no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> people came to remember the crown heights riots. there were marches, speeches and a community festival. in august of 1991, carmel cato's 7-year-old son gavin was struck and killed by someone in a motorcade, sparking clashes where yankel rosenbaum was stabbed to death. cato attended the events, but rosenbaum's brother decided not cotton candy,a time for rides and amusement. >> mr. rosenbaum isn't here. do you wish he were? >

alice caver's mom said she dropped alice and her dog off near a dog park at 100th avenue and simms street sunday before 6:30. she never made it home. alice has autism and does not function at a medication. police say alice was found at a hair salon in superior. she's okay. >>> we want to get to a crash that happened at northbound i- 25 and 144th. it looks like a flatbed semi collided with some kind of white suv right there near the median northbound i-25 causing a lot of backup there, of course, likely on the southbound side as well because we are not sure what time this started. cdot tweeted out something in the last 48 minutes or so. when we get more information, we'll bring it to you. >> both sides of the highway impacted. >>> there is a small chance for rain this afternoon across parts of colorado. meteorologist becky ditchfield is in the 9news backyard. we're expecting warmer weather and then another cooldown. >> things in fact, we'll see cooler temperatures by the end of this week, but for now still pretty warm out there and immediately speaking showers and thunderstorms still part

for phil simms, evan washburn and the rest of our cbs crew, this is ian eagle. so long from tampa. closed captioning provided around and stuff. >> coming up at 11:00 p.m., a teammate dies after football practice. >>> plus a major ruling on house rule two and what it means. thanks for joining us. >>> we begin tonight with the breaking police are negotiating with a man that has locked himself in a home with his family which includes an 85-year-old woman. he told some people that he was going to suicide himself by the police. >>> saddened and stunned by a boy that died after football practice this week. monday. we have more on the community and how they're remembering him. >> reporter: just days before school was going to start, the students are grieving. he was a rising football player and looking forward to playing football this year. he was having trouble breathing, he suffers from asthma and died at the hospital. >> he did a lot of s he was nice. >> reporter: just over 500 feel go to the school. >> we need to come together in tragedy. >> reporter: passtor shannon long has been wit

winston capping out of the 82-yard march by hitting charles simms. look at that, a little bit of magic. sometimes you have to bob and weave until your guy gets clear,

winston capping out of the 82-yard march by hitting charles simms. look at that, a little bit of magic. sometimes you have to bob and weave until your guy gets clear, pipunt, 73 yards, not d going to catch him. tonight mccoy and robert ayers combined to the split sack. they held the browns to just 256 yards and this is the second quarternow, this is the kind of winston 259, two touch downs the bucs win game three, 30-13. >> we w we were in the hu huddle whole first half and it worked, jameis came out on fire, and special teams shoot, our recoverrage and return gorgeous, gorgeous play. and roberto of course, a huge night. not just the field goals bu but the kickoffs. the only thing that could have made it better is we could have scored more touch downs in the red zone and in the second half it was sloppy. not-so-good rays. first pitch, carlos carrea goes deep and just like that we have a tied ball game. next batter and i almost don't want to show this could you. all right, i will. gattis with a walk-off home run, 5-4, and will you know wast note, toda

. >> we lost one of our beloved citizens, miss odessa simms. >> reporter: residents here besides themselves over gun violence they say remainsupabated. >> something is wrong. we have to in our own community, fear sitting on the bench playing cards and ches summer night. >> reporter: and there was other shootings along this section of lennox avenue last night at 339th street and 142nd street and one young man taken to the hospital? stable condition and there is one arrest so far. live in harlem, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> and we thank you. >>> and before the riots 25 years later, today people in crown heights came together to mark a dark chapter in that city's history. and -- a member who boycotted the event. >> reporter: observing the vibrant present of crown heights, brooklyn. >> crown heights is a wonderful place. >> reporter: and also looking back at the racial issues this neighborhood endured 25 years ago. >> today is a day of reflection. >> reporter: this anniversary gathering included carnal cato. >> i appreciate all of it. >> reporter: cato's seven-year- old son gavin was struck

winston capping out of the 82-yard march by hitting charles simms. look at that, a little bit of magic. sometimes you have to bob and weave until your guy gets clear, pipunt, 73 yards, not d going to catch him. tonight mccoy and robert ayers combined to the split sack. they held the browns to just 256 yards and this is the second quarternow, this is the kind of night it was, a lot of fireworks. winston 259, two bucs win game three, 30-13. >> we w we were in the hu huddle whole first half and it worked, jameis came out on fire, and special teams shoot, our recoverrage and return teams, and roberto of course, a huge night. not just the field goals bu but the kickoffs. the only thing that could have made it better is we could have scored more touch downs in the red zone and in the second half it was sloppy. >> and so good buck bucs, not-so-good rays. first pitch, carlos carrea goes deep and just like that we have a tied ball game. next batter and i almost don't want to show this could you. all right, i will. gattis with a walk-off home run, 5-4, and wil

he is a charles simms tweaked his elbow and did not return to practice. here is something bucs fans should be concerned about. head coach dirk koetter wanted to focus on the red zone offense. the offense went 0-9 in the red zone. and that's a problem. >> yeah. kicked butt. offense was 0-9. >> we are not there yet. we are going to pretend about it and keep working and put together some practice. we had two good practices in a row. we have to bring in our own energy. >> yes. yes. they do. yesterday, we pointed out the bucs did not practice coach koetter wanted to minimize impact. the longest fight of the practice season broke out. and the players don't think that is a bad thing. >> guys out here battling. it will be something. it is always going to be something going on. we have to control it. try not to get everybody hurt. >> the bucs preseason opener is two days away. bucs station. we will broadcast the bucs eagles game on great 38. that's an important program dave. note. great 38 will have the game. it starts at 7:00 p.m. on thursday. >>> all right, the

here ii 6th avenue by simms, union and indiana moving fine. ov north, south, east, west, including getting out to dia this morning. security wait time at longest 15 minutes on the bridge to the a concourse. >>> here's what we're working on at 5:00 a.m. breaking news out of turkey. violent attacks against police this morning. >>> plus, crime fighting football players. how these guys used their skills on the field to stop a thief. >>> and video and images show a dog clinging for its life situation coming up at 5:00. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. now troubling new video proving a man accused of trying lure children has been in this neighborhood before. >> what he seemed to be up to in this latest video. >> reporter: a rough start for ssudents moving in for the fall semester at boulder. they don't have a live. why this apartment complex is deemed uninhabitable. that's coming up. >> reporter: i'm jason gruenauer on the 16th street mall. there's a new private security presencen the mall, but are they really present and how much of a difference will they make?

. >>> pretty smooth ride, including 6th by simms, union, indiana, not seeing delays out to i-70 or golden. coming back towards downtown denver, a lot of green on the map, especially on the north side. wrapping up the work at the ramp at 120th and i-25. south side looks nice. still wrapping up the work on the eastbound side of arapahoe road under i-25. we will have both sides closed down over the weekend, sunday night into early monday morning there at arapahoe and i-25. the highway will remain open. this section of colorado boulevard at yale looks okay for now, and it's only been a monday or so since a young man was hit and killed by an elderly drive by yale and colorado boulevard. the driver in that case was doing the speed limit, but neighbors say speeding has always been an issue on that stretch of road. daryl orr numerous times i've seen drivers speeding just south of you. what have you seen this morning? >> reporter: right now it's just 5:00, so traffic is starting to pick up out here. we also have noticed a lot of pedestrian traffic with the buses coming by. a lot of people walking

also, jennie simms and made history. the first american woman to win a medal in the 1500 m. ginny brought a bronze back to colorado just like emma goldman did in the steeplechase. >>> the nationals and rockies at coors field right now. number two crusher tied 2-2 and the weather went to the dogs. it was bark at the park night. a lot of canines and furry friends out there. the rockies have taken the lead 3-2 in the 5th. >> you know that wet dog smell? >> oh multiply that by you know -- a few droppings here and there. >> what a lovely picture. >> just wanted to add a little bit to it. >>> but the rain has moved out. >> tomorrow, it will get up to 90 degrees. th david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this

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winston meanwhile, oh, to charles simms, touchdown pass. winston had a big half. adam humphries is your no. 3 receiver based on really punt return ability. 73 yards for the touchdown here. so the bucs are cooking. yeah. talk to us adam and the defense has been playing wonderful in the preseason. gerald mccoy with a sack there. bucs win 30-13 and looking good. >> it's the preseason and it's it. >> no, don't. >> we got a trophy here. >> next thursday team of the week from tonight's show. the bucs are not eligible. >> good night. >> friday night blitz coverage brought to you by banco overhead doors. in florida, it used to be that if a child, a senior or one of to be sued. has government lost its mind? so i fixed the law to make sure we are all empowered to rescue those who can not rescue themselves. that is the least we can do. after all the love they give. dana young for the florida senate. a return to common sense. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." t

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winston buying time, finding simms for six. it is 10-3 buccaneers. and the bucs defense solid and more. they forced a cleveland punt here on the defensive side of 73 yards later he's looking up at the big board with the buccaneers leading 17-3. again, the bucs defense showing up again. mccoy and aires right here, up to rgiii for the 4th sack of the night. that is just impressive from every phase of the game from the buccaneers starters. wynns to evans for another six. buccaneers were putting on a show tonight leading 27-10 at half. 30-13 at the end. what a night forhe buccaneers. >>> well a tough break for the atlanta falcons, but maybe a good one for the buccaneers. falcons rookie safety neil from florida will match the opener against tampa bay. the first round pick injured his knee in last night's game with the dolphins. he'll undergo surgery on monday and be out for three to four weeks. >>> okay, rays and astros tonight from houston. let's go to the bottom of the back homers. carlos carilla to tie it. evan gavis to win it and the rays go on to los

for phil simms, evan washburn and the rest of our cbs crew, this is ian eagle. so long from tampa. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >>> breaking news tonight out of prince georges investigating a stabbing that happened on board a metro bus. we are told one man was stabbed in the chest. his injuries are described as serious and possibly life- threatening. a suspect is in custody right now, but it's not clear what led up to that attack. >>> glad you are with us tonight. we will bring you the latest details on that story as we get there. >>> tonight, he came to the country hoping to live the american dream. he worked hard. he made friends. tonight those friends are mourning his loss. aseged mekonen was among the seven lives lost in that explosive blast at a silver spring apartment building. >> we spoke with those who knew him best. stephanie, we understand he was described as a guy who was always happy? >> reporter: his friends say he was ambitious, too, and he dreamed of owning a small business here in silver spring. that explosion changed everything. now he will nev

for phil simms, evan washburn and the rest of our cbs crew, this is ian eagle. so long from tampa. closed captioning provided ,, >>> an airman at buckley air force base shoots and kills his wife in aurora. he claims it was an accident. cbs4's karen morfitt is live near buckley and >> reporter: that's right, he's currently facing reckless manslaughter charges, but the police department will continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting. he says the two were playing with a gun when it went off. all this happened at 6:00 last night inside their apartment near buckley and alameda. rivera told police she was trying to teach it was loaded, and they were playing, trying to get gun from each other when he pulled the trigger. neighbors didn't know anything had happened prior to police showing up. >> the crime lab truck was here, there was a lot of traffic going back and forth. >> reporter: coming up at 10:00, another neighbor says he showed up here and saw rivera as this morfitt, cbs4 news. >> thank you. >>> the cousin of dwyane wade becomes the latest victim of gun vio

simms should apparent reviewing credit card offers a 40 side. >> steve: murres always coming up with a new angle to it trying get money. >> reporter: rough patch not going away the giants may be gone in crisis mode they obscene division lead evaporate and if they continue on this current path the playoffs thought could be next. cars continue to push them around at at&t park. the transmitter rally bases loaded and crawford close up the center paris are the final amount today is trying to snap their losing streak in texas. if and bashing him but over to the right as will opt 10 and that was the way texas takes the lead in the gull island to win 62. the forty-niners and out this preseason win. apparently there is one between the 49ers' defense broncos' offense. and then during filled coat drills not sure what exactly it started the scuffles but new nightmare is who have just got back to football. if there is any team scouts should check this guy and their eyes are not receiving new and senate fell to a former ndp against for high schooler is part o

authorities say simms was not the intended target. community activists say enough is enough and are calling for an for the clinton foundation have given donald trump through ammunition on the campaign trail. dari: joe is here with the latest on the race for the white house. >> reporter: 77 days to go and donald trump's campaign is hoping to build on largely a good week. trump expressing regret for some of the things he said, showing up to help during the louisiana floods and hiring new leadership as he continues working on a way to find a way to boost his slumping poll >> this is the best week i think so far in the trump campaign. >> reporter: donald trump's new campaign manager celebrating the new and improved candidate. but even with the campaign under new leadership, there's gaps in what the new team says -- >> i don't like when people hurl personal insults. that's not my style. i'm a mother of four. id would be a terrible example. >> do you think he'll change on that? >> he doesn't hurl personal wall, trump tweeted. a neurotic and

that is charles simms capping off the 12-play, 8-yard drive. a ten-yard play. 10-3, bucs. special teams was absolutely special. adam humphreys, look at him go. nobody will catch him. 73 yards on the punt return. the bucs roll in, 17-3 defense pinning their ears back. a total of eight sacks. robert ayers and gerald mccoy sharing the sack of robert griffin iii. held offense to 254 yards. how about second quarter highlights. winston going deep to evans. 34-yard touchdown. evans with 115 through the air nd a touchdown on five catches. winston 16-25. first half and it worked. jameis came out on fire. made some beautiful plays. of course our defense was -- was unreal. five sacks in the first half. special teams, shoot, they did -- they did coverage teams and return teams, gorgeous, gorgeous play on the return punt by adam. so special teams and roberto, of course, huge night. not just a field goal but a kickoff you know, the only thing could have made a better are more touchdowns in the red zone the second half on offense was sloppy but other than that we did a good job. >>> the

simms just finished high school at east side college prep when by met her a private school for poor childrenalo alto. she had been living in the dormitory. how many years did you live here? >> 3.5. >> reporter: it was longest she had ever lived in one place. her dad was on the street a lot. she was only 8 when her mother left her at her grandmother's. >> she was in and out of jail. to be honest, like she is not really -- she is not really in my life. even if she is out of jail like she will call me once every three months. >> reporter: in all, there are 11 siblings, half-brothers and sisters, they move constantly, mountain view, palo alto, san jose, on and on. how do you deal with that? >> school. school. i loved school. >> reporter: now she is a junior at wesleyan university in connecticut and one of many students rising above learning from summer internships, as well. >> these young adults, they just seem to want to strive and -- and go up there and move up top of the ranks. >> reporter: move up as in rising above. get it? [ laughter ] >> like deja. get through college, go to our website,

case in point, deja simms. we first met her she just finished high school at a private school for low income kids. she was living in the dormitory. >> how many years did you live here? >> three and a half. s it was the long -- >> it was the longest that she lived in one place. her dad was on street -- on the street and she was 8 when her mother left her. >> to be honest, she's not in my life at all. even if she's out of jail she will call me once every 3 months. >> in all there were 11 siblings, many half brothers and sisters that moved constantly. different siblings where various relatives. palo alto, san jose, on and on. >> how did you deal with that? >> school. i loved school. >> now deja is a junior in connecticut. she's within of many students rising above learning from summer internships as well. >> they are young adults. they just seem to want to strive. they want to go up and move up the top of the ranks. >> move up as in mostud nd johanna rising above . r-a. it'll tel >> now to help students get throug

simms, six and a half. you cannot get worse than that, but do not worry about the early struggles. this unit looks similar to last years, which was the greatest offense in the >> reporter: kevin the team is zero and two but i know it's just the preseason. >> yes, but you are only as good as your depth, we have to get better on the second and third teams. we have to get back to work. get back to it and keep improving. >> reporter: it's week three, game where the starters play in the third quarter. >> yes sir, it's about time. i am ready to get a couple of quarters in. >> reporter: it's tough to come out and not play that much. >> definitely. but those young guys needed those reps. we have to keep improving. >> the depth on defense. >> not necessarily. we made some mistakes and give up points but we got some really good young guys. i believe we can bring it together. we have to use technique. it's like what coach says all of the time, a lot of little things end up being a big problem. improving. this week i feel like it's a good measure of how we do going forward. >> reporter: it sho

kristen soltis andereson, and democratic strategist jamal simm simmons. third campaign manager, matthew dowd, for donald trump. we saw the expression of regret this week. how much real change? >> we'll see. this is all temporary. he's been at this 400 days, she's he's sort of made a change for the last four. we'll s next 79 days. normally, george, as you know, the campaigns that succeed start with the same team and end with the same team. george w. bush, barack obama, bill clinton. >> ronald reagan brought in james baker. >> i thought reince priebus said something very -- very pointed and very factual. donald trump is running his own campaign. it doesn't matter if ironman puts pepper potts in charge of the campaign, tony stark is still running this. i don't think we'll have much change unless donald trump >> and dan balz, we heard kellyanne and reince priebus both say, this is the best week in a long time for donald trump. i guess it's kind of relative. you write this week that the fact that he's been in the news is masking hillary clinton's real problems

. >> osgood: an uncommon bond unites the simms campers our steve hartman has been to see. >> outside milwaukee, wisconsin, there's a kids' camp that has all the makings of a typical summer camp. except the kids who come here always have supporters. >> it was easy toe make friends because we were all so similar. >> since 9/11, 5,000 kids have lost a parent because of war. and a few years ago camp hometown heroes started as a way to bring those kids from, across the country, together. this is james house. his dad, john, a navy medic, died in a helicopter crash in iraq. that was just a month old. can you explain to me how can you miss somebody so much that you never met, really? >> i miss him because he's my dad. i might not have met him in person, but he's always with me. >> over the years, james wanted to mourn, but says he couldn't, really. partly because his friends at home while well intentio intentd weren't saying the right things. father's day passes that's a big deal. and everyone is making little father's day cards i get a little sad. and they say, i know how you feel. >> but i

factfederates ignore the and an assumed -- assume the enemy and post-black barry simms in the celtic humiliate white men. regiments to humiliate white men. this but like subjugation. martial law, confiscation, exile and racial amalgamation. home, captaing samuel foster talked with comrades about the future. some say the war is settled. some say the difficulty has hardly begun. for foster, surrendering meant submission, reunion, and free negroes. we have been fighting too long for that. if confederate veterans accepted reunion and emancipation, thousands of their comrades had died for nothing. think about that. george mercer thought we must continue the good fight and leave the rest to heaven. veterans avoided defeat and humiliation are keeping quiet, by biding their time until the federal occupation ended and they want to again return to power. was moreern insurgency than a response to postwar challenges during reconstruction. it was a continuation of the civil war by other means. if i could ask one question, it sounds like you are arguing for accepting surrender as the onset of reco

he had the first female campaign manager that year, a woman named ruth anna mccormick simms. her father was mark anna, by no means a political operative himself, but it's revealing -- you mentioned his singing in synagogues. one of the things that he did when he was certainly in his legal career, particularly the racket days, when he put out sort of a help wanted sign, 20% of the lawyers in new york applied. a disproportionate number who were hired were jewish at a time when the old law firms didn't necessarily hire jews. i mean, that's one revealing aspect of the man's character. >> let's talk a little more about his record. he runs for governor in 1942. what does he do with that position? >> oh, gosh. i would call governor dewey a thrifty liberal. and a liberal in the 19th century sense in a lot of ways. he used to say that before there was government, there was mayhem and government rose to meet man's needs. in the modern industrial society that we live in, that means security as well as individual freedom. so it was that constant balance. in terms of the operations, he cl

so i even took him to sips last night, partying at simms. >> so, on wednesday night, if you don't knowsips is, it is center city sips, kind of happy hour all over town. >> like a fun party for happy hour. so performing, great bands. at morgan's pier, we wanted to seat water, i i probably kept him up late. sorry. >> is that a dallas hat? >> no, it has h for holly, ya. >> oh, a holly fan. >> he is. so grant pa had a great time. thanks for the lovement people sending love on facebook. welcome. >> just got a tweet. >> people are so bad. took him to sips, hey, you should take him to cheerleaders with mike. >> he want to meet you. he said where's mike? where's mike? >> oh, we'll get together tonight. >> why not take him to the del tonight, sheila e. >> i have a typed out itinerary, i have a schedule. see in our calendar. >> can you fit me into the questioned small. >> i just -- so much to see. >> what's him name? >> ezo holly. >> ezo? >> it comes out ezo. >> i call him grandpa. i don't call him by his name. >> ezo. >> all right, eza. >> 8:44, my favorite segment of the week. pen this, where

evercorp in mylan's case saying the case they argued was over preliminary simm plyfycation the supplyarning more than half the economic profits not even close and it's an over simplification of the true issue at hand. that is the argument right now. the supply chain versus the drug companies and likely to see this only continue to heat up. back to you. >> absolutely. we'll be tracking it. thanks very much. >>> and when we come back, how philippe dauman lost the battle of viacom. . >>> want to get more of the herbalife story. scott wapner on the phone with another player getting involved in talking to you. good morning, scott. >> hey, carl. good morning to you. you know, there has been i guess a lot of question in the marketplace over the last weeks since the herbalife settlement, what some of the largest shareholders were going to be doing with their shares and certainly on this news that "the wall street journal" broke that carl icahn and jeffreyrs were shopping his position. i spoke with bill, the chairman of post holdings long one of herbalife's largest individual shareholders. he

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