sammy davis. >> sinatra was not supposed to be particularly amiable at the table. >> sinatra was class>> would you describe yourself as a degenerate gambler? >> i definitely have been. i'm trying to move past that. i have a 2-year-old at home. so i'm working on that phase. but i'll always have that gambling gear. there's no doubt about it. >> eric and erica lindgren are professional gamblers, poker players, to be precise. it's routine for them to sit down to a game with a bankroll of half a million dollars. tonight, slightly smaller stakes. >> hey, benny, how do you like my chances? >> good. good. >> that's a trained answer. >> instead of actual poker, we are set up with a dumbed down for the camera version of texas hold 'em. you play against the house. the odds, to say the least, are stacked against you. >> oh, here's a winner. here's a winner. two pair. he's cutting up over there. see how easy it is? you got this game down. >> uh-oh. those are famous last words. >> all right. let's put out a hundo. let's see what happens. >> all right. now we have a pair of 7s. >> i want to bet. >> o

well you know i'm really you know i know who the singers are you know sinatra. right price was a fantastic singer. but i look at myself more of a writer really. a guitar player and singer comes in there you know a little later on he did a great album we just did pop songs start to start and skies one of the great blue skies if you like doing that oh yeah that's thirty five years ago we did it and we did it live again at the hollywood bowl with the symphony last year so you bring a country version to it or your own version of bring whatever. we're going to be gone a natural couple weeks to interview dolly parton and give her a lot you are right she's great she's in the to all the girls oh yeah i know did she change the landscape of country music we have not she did and of course her in puerto together had all those great television shows and that opened up a whole new audience out there and he's gone now he's gone. you sang with dolly right and so young i'll say you know anything you don't know about her that i could ask her probably. but i don't know you'll have

sinatra took no prisoners. you're talking, you know what? here's the mike, i'll be back when you're out. i do that with hecklers. we're not doing a double here. so very -- i'm probably answered the question the wrong way for you. i don't allow hecklers. you allow one thing to say to me and then you must be quiet or you're out. so -- >> that documentary -- >> that happened. that was so sad. >> it was sad. but -- >> so sad. >> it was sad, but the way -- i was -- i mean, i enjoyed -- i loved. i referenced it three times, i loved the documentary. >> so sweet the part i loved to watch you at your genius when this guy comes at you -- i played that thing back three times to see how fast you turned that crowd. within less than two minutes, you got checked this guy, gone on to another joke, kaumged the audience down, less then two minutes. >> very sad. he shouldn't have come to see me and he took something seriously that he shouldn't have because the way it affected his life. >> right. >> and we shut him up, very fast, and i shut him up, i say you do

he's seen many matches here, and even concerts by frank sinatra and paul mccartney. but he won't have the pleasure during the world cup games. then the stadium will be in fifa's hands. seat holders were fobbed off with the equivalent of 1500 euros. >> i'm very frustrated. i bought these seats in 1970 just so i'd have them if we ever hosted the world cup again. it's about the emotional value of these seats. being here at the final with my grandchildren would be priceless. and i'd never have sold them voluntarily, even for a million dollars. >> part of the mystique of maracana is that the stadium unites the nation. in maracana everyone's said to be equal, whether black or white, rich or poor, lawyer or fisherman. every morning at five, nivaldo gets up and sets off for work from his favela high above rio's iconic beaches. contrasts in brazil are often stark. what really unites nivaldo and the lawyer is that both feel they've been shut out of their own stadium. the catch is good today. but after what he has to pay the boat owner and the small fishermen's port on copacaba

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>> bigger than sinatra, my hand to god. >> jon: didn't quite work out that way, but all right, fair enoughto the program christopher walken. [cheering and applause] nice. nice. wonderful to see you, my friend. how are you? >> thank you, good. >> jon: how is your sumner nice so far? and spring? >> so far. well, it's still cold. >> jon: it has been cold the last couple days. >> you get up in the morning and it's not summer yet. >> jon: it is not summer yet. [laughter] what is christopher walken's perfect temperature? what would be... if you could climate control, where would you find yourself temperature wise. you don't have to be specific. >> this time of year, kind of balmy. >> jon: you'd like a balmy temperature. would you like humid any. >> no, no, not too much. >> jon: you like it dry. >> dry and balmy. >> jon: now for this part of the world, this region, dry and balmy, we get that for like a day. then it goes into like subway kind of close, you know that humid feeling. >> but where i live, there's time where you can't tell if it's the beginning of winter or the beginning of summer. >>

it is in a gated community where frank sinatra, bing crosby and bob hope once lived. they spent a long father's day there and they already own a home in chicago. >>> two separate, former first lady if and secretary of state clinton was there. among the topics, her take on social media. >> i would hope that we would see a maturing of the use of social media. not just to score points, whether individuals versus individuals, organizations or nations. but to try to create space for real conversations. >> dade tweeted a photo. it too was a packed house. >>> if you went through a trader joe's or costco's, it maifbl recalled. they are recalling white and yellow peaches, white and yellow nectarines and some plums. the fruit could be contaminated with listeria that can cause dangerous flu-like symptoms and children, pregnant women and the elderly are especially susceptible. if you want details, to go our website and search fruit recall. >>> underage college students can finally taste the fruit of their work. they will be able to taste it in class. they can't swallow. they have

the $4.25 million home is in a gated community where frank sinatra, bob hope, and bing crosby once lived. >> winters are much milder than in chicago or d.c. >>> well, thieves appear to be targeting tech start-ups in san francisco. this is surveillance video from the company buildzoom, which is located on mission street south of market. police are trying to figure out if the woman seen here wandering around the building is the same person who broke into last week and several times back in april. in that case, several thousands worth of electronics were stolen. >>> this morning, b.a.r.t. police cracking down on people who lie down at b.a.r.t. stations. we were there as police told one man this morning at the powell street station in san francisco, the man's legs are outstretched, and under the new rules, that is a no-no, along with anyone sleeping. the long corridors in these stations are a concern for police. they describe the new policy as a safety measure, not an anti-homeless measure. they want to be able to evacuate the station in four to six minutes in case of emergency. >> they're n

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that's when play was stopped by a roaring ovation and a familiar song, frank sinatra's "new york, newsh haskell, abc news, new york. >> he got a 63 second ovationing as he walked up to the plate. pretty cool. >> big deal for him and minneapolis my hometown, first all-star game there. the bottom of the rankings this year but good for the city to show the better side and i think they did that last night. a lot of people proud. go minneapolis. a shout out to you. >> this you go. >>> is she or isn't she? a question we have been asking a lot lately. what hillary clinton said to jon stewart on the daily show ♪ skinny so skinny >> time for "the skinny." topping our headlines this morning the late-night tv appearance for hillary clinton. >> that's right. the former secretary of state was actually put on the spot by jon stewart wa on last night's the daily show. he couldn't reassist trying to back door his way in to getting an answer we have all been wondering. >> you know, i have spent so many years commuting, i prefer a home office. that's where i wrote my book. >> do you have a favorite sha

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pool with a 20 foot waterfall, the community is gated, it's also the same neighborhood where frank sinatra, bob hope and bing crosby had estates as well. >> do you have pictures of the house? >> it's in escrow. >> is that the whole house there? >> that's the whole piece of property. >> wow! >> a long drive way. >> that's the whole house? >> it's the whole house. 4.25 million dollars. >> it looks like four houses. >> word on the street is, he doesn't want to move back to chicago. they're looking at new york city. according to the l.a. times it's in escrow. >> unbelievable. we're going to keep an eye on the president's fund-raising, r & r, golf, martha's vineyard, while hamas continues to fire rockets into israel. some members of the mainstream media seem to be siding with the terrorists. >> the house that was struck, that's all an unavoidable consequence of trying to target terrorists. >> just on the outskirts of gaza city, we're seeing children and bodies in the street, women and children, israeli forces early this morning tried to push into the city with tanks and armored vehicles. >> we

. >> yes, and this is sinatra. 's shelter favorite. he loves his people. he loves to cuddle. he is a 55 pounds lap dog. he will do great with other dogs and families and little kids. looking for a home. >> you have lot of dogs and cats up for adoption right now. tell me why summer is a tough time for you to be able to give these pets a home? >> well, summer hard for a lot of reasons. one, it is a breeding season for dogs and cats. we are getting kittens, by the dozens. there are plenty coming in. then a lot of people go on vacations, so unfortunately, a lot of them leave animals at the shelters or because they're going on vacation they don't choose to adopt until later in the fall when they are more stable at home. so just planning it out. >> tough time. it is maybe not on the top of everyone's mine watch can people do? obviously come to adopt. but i know you have other ideas, too? >> if you can't keep an animal for long time because you know you are going on vacation, you can always come and foster, they need care for couple of weeks. >> how does it work? >> you come into th

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. >> i know, but sinatra can't do everything. >> when "laugh-in" came along we had never seen anything had girls dancing in bikinis. they had the joke wall. >> who's in there with you? >> cool hand luke. >> it was nothing but jokes. >> i was at the hospital. >> anything serious? >> a black widow bit me. >> well, it never would have happened if he had been a gentleman. >> we took it to the network. the network said what the hell is this? they said this makes no sense. i said right. >> they acknowledged that hippie generation, yet the hosts were in tuxedos smoking cigarettes. they were still your parents. but the other people let loose on the show were this kind of young vaudeville. >> she socked it to herself. >> we knew that "sock it to me" didn't mean sock it to me. right? so we thought oh. >> sock it to me. >> sock it to me. >> sock it to me. >> it was not as subversive as it sounds. yes it was. no, it was fun. >> sock it to me? >> it was the first time presidential candidates ever appeared on a comedy show and that may have got him elected. and i've had to live with that. anyway --

i try to fashion myself after great entertainers that come before me like bill cosby, bob hope, sinatra. they did everything as well. they were great businessmen, producers, comedians, dancers, singers. they did it all. i'm cut from that same cloth. i hope to have a fraction of the career those type of gentlemen had. >> you're certainly on the way. agt on fire. another two-hour live event. you've got some big name performers for tomorrow's event. what are some of the biggest names? what are you looking forward, to nick? >> we're looking forward to having just a lot of fun out here. we get the opportunity to see entertainment from lionel richie all the way to ariana grande if you can imagine that spectrum. hunter hayes, miranda lambert, enrique iglesias and they just added miley cyrus. it's going to be a great show. >> "america's got talent," huge fan of howard in particular. talk about this season. how is it going for you? what do you think? >> season nine, as the judges have been saying quite a bit, is the best decision. one, i feel the judges have gelled and have a great time with the

. >> my win is derek jeter who had a 3 minute standing ovation to frank sinatra when he played his lastoser is governor perry, governor of texas. positions himself. number one nemesis on the border crisis to president obama shaming him to meet with hill. decided out of nowhere to pick a policy fight with rand paul that he lost and he is my loser this week. >> winner is samantha powers gave a terrific speech at the u.n. she wasn't afray to get ahead of the facts. she was on the facts. of course you would wish the president had done course, he leads from behind. the loser, the u.n., human rights commission, high commissioner on human rights doing nothing about human shields, which they ought to be in their purview. if it's israel, of course not. >> thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. make it a great weekend. here is greta. ♪ this is a letter. at -- this is a fox news alert. one -- critics slamming president obama's leadership saying he is under fundraising instead of directing a response to this world crisis. a s

frank sinatra ordered the lyrics of "high hopes" for kennedy.is the democratic spirit, not a billion years ago. here it is. ♪ everyone is voting for jack ♪ because he's got what all the rest lack ♪ ♪ everyone wants to back jack ♪ jack is on the right track ♪ because he's got high hopes ♪ he's got high hopes ♪ 1960 is the year for his ♪ high hopes >> i wonder what the call pain song of this president is. i can't hear it. president reagan touted the improving economy by declaring it was mourning america. republicans can do this. at least one did. >> it's morning again in america. today, more men and women will go to work than ever before in our country's history. with interest rates at about half the record highs of 1980. nearly 2,000 families today will buy new homes. more than at any time in the past four years. >> congressman, you know more about the business community than i do. you know the guys up there. my question is why doesn't the president run ads like this? why not sell the pact that the unemployment rate is down and the stock market.

sinatra may have had a few. our guest former vice president dick cheney not too much.pper. this is "the lead." >> you said we would be greeted as liberators. it's crazy. laugh out loud territory. >> the fact that dick cheney has the gal to offer advice to anyone on iraq is laughable. >> there are those in the media who argue nobody blew the call in iraq worse than dick cheney, the former veep will join us in moments amid the hail of criticism. don't expect any apologies. world lead. that was fast. the stab at

later while leaving the field fans applauded for 2 1/2 minutes as frank sinatra's "new york new york"yed over the speakers. jeter was repeatedly waving to the crowd. the american league went on to win, 5-3. that there was an emotional moment. but just before this all began there was a truly bizarre moment. yep. the perhaps oddest class photo ever. all of the major league mascots took to the field. the only one missing was homer the brave from atlanta. >> i knew it. >> yeah. >> oh, well. maybe they can put a little space in there for him from cheering and crying to head scratching. what's that? such an emotional moment. >> it was. >> and he deserved every minute of it. >> yep. >> i love all he hendzed. boom, with a double. >> that was great. >>> turn to a health alert for anyone headed to lakes. more than 200 people became sick after swimming in horseshoe lake. health investigators are investigating. >> i talked to the health investigator and it's a mystery. 200 complaints but they think far more got sick. the weather had been terrible then this last weekend it was beautiful. and the l

frank sinatra recorded that iconic song five years before we did fly to the moon. but land. 45 years ago yesterday to be exact. >> so, why haven't we been back? what will be the next frontier? here's abc's clayton sandell. >> the eagle has landed. >> reporter: 45 years ago the future arrived. >> that's one small step for man, one vast leap for mankind. >> reporter: millions watched neil armstrong and buzz aldrin go where no one had ever gone before. it was the height of the cold war and the u.s. had now won the space race against the soviets, securing its place as the leader in cosmic exploration. >> we're safe on mars! >> reporter: from the mars rovers, hubble telescope, international space station. but then -- >> the space station pulls into port for the last time. >> reporter: three years ago the shuttles were retired. sent to museums. u.s. astronauts lost their own ride to space. forced to buy seats on russian rockets. and even before malaysia 17 was shot down, new tensions were rising between the u.s. and russia over ukraine. the deputy prime minister threaten

they started the frank sinatra school of the arts in 2001.s to see what the kids are doing. this time he brought along a very special guest. ♪ just when you thought you knew the real lady gaga -- ♪ >> out came this. gaga and tony bennett teaming up in this delightful rendition of a jazz classic. a duet born out of a chance meeting at a 2011 charity event. >> i met her backstage. we just hit it off. ♪ >> turns out lady gaga is a jazz fan, one of the many things students at the frank sinatra school of the arts was about to learn at an end of the school assembly. >> let me welcome your school's founder and his friend and special guest lady gaga. >> in front of a crowd of clearly overjoyed young performers and artists, bennett and gaga opened up about their relationship, their music and making it in the record business. >> what did you hear in her voice that said we could make real cool jazz stuff happen together? >> the minute i heard her sing i knew that she really knows how to sing. my first reaction to her that she is going to be bigger than

frank sinatra's "new york new york ".k. >> he got a 63-second ovation as he walked up to the plate. pretty cool. >> a big deal for him and also a big deal for minneapolis, my hometown. first all-star game there at target field. i was a big twins fan growing up. the bottom of the rankings this year but good for the city to show the better side and i think they did that last night. a lot of people proud. go minneapolis. a shout out to you. >> there you go. >>> when we come back. is she or isn't she? a question we have been asking a lot lately. what hillary clinton said to jon stewart last night on "the daily show". >>> plus, proud virgins and drag queens. that's up next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> time now for "the skinny." topping our headlines this morning the late-night tv appearance for hillary clinton. >> that's right. the former secretary of state was actually put on the spot by jon stewart on last night's "the daily show." when h

i will end with frank sinatra, new york, new york.ybody bu but if any of you questions, we have microphones and anybody but al mackey can ask a question. here's the challenge to the rest of you. make it so that al can't ask a question. run to those microphones right now. al is a man who loves the camera. okay, you're all cowards, i got all and your name is, sir? al >> al mackey, virginia tech. >> by the way, there was not much in southwestern virginia a the time. at the >> some things never change. go ahead. >> three words. decade of dominance. a little bit about the history. if you can answer a question nt that is boggled my mind for a little bit. does grant actually order specifically order that assault at cold harbor that is so famous in his memoirs.etted porters said that grant said that he regretted the assault it more than any that he had ordered. whereas when grant wrote about it, he talked about it basically in a passive voice. he regretted that the assault was ordered. meade in his letter to his wife said that he had command of the field all day. so did grant actually order that pa

sinatra may have had a few. our guest former vice president dick cheney not too much. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >> you said we would be greeted as liberators. it's crazy. laugh out loud territory. >> the fact that dick cheney has the gal to offer advice to anyone on iraq is laughable. >> there are those in the media who argue nobody blew the call in iraq worse than dick cheney, the former veep will join us in moments amid the hail of criticism. don't expect any apologies. world lead. that was fast. the stab at a cease-fire between israel and lamas falls apart in hours. for it to work, both sides have to agree toe actually cease firing. >>> and the national lead. it's like a polar vortex but it's coming in the middle of july. weather going hay wire today with 30 million people in the path of severe storms. we'll tell you who needs to look out. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the politics lead. vice president dick cheney doesn't do regrets. in a moment he will join us and he might be experiencing some international deja vu. isra

and stop everybody else say the time and i million pathway through that and then through the end sinatra all of this was stuck say ok this is eric cantor paul ryan pete sessions can macavity in there at the in congress jim demands ok all right this is these are business is their strategy and now that that strategy is succeeding your blaming it on obama right now i don't know and i mean i don't but i just i just want to have it on the record to fish you have to have forrest gump or kevin martin thanks for joining coming up it's getting pretty hard to fight. global warming and climate change when the agencies responsible for making changes are cozying up to the fossil fuel industry how do we close the fossil fuel industries revolving door and make protecting our planet a lot easier. for you like me to want your comedy news with some t want your comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad. but the truth vampire plunging into the necks of the corporate elite the billionaire freaks while they're going. out well that's what you get with my new show redacted the night. chan

frank sinatra, bob hope, ben crosby once lived.spent a long father's day weekend there. >> wow, it's like a come boeft brady bunch, house in the front, and fred flinnstone in the back. >> perfect match. none of which the kids would understand. >> not at all. >>> let's check the forecast now with christina loren, i love it, activity out there this morning. >> yeah, if you were returning arounded with bare feet later on or your kids were, they won't burn the people. we have the subtropical air mass coming, as you know the flinnstones used to run, that's how they had their car moved. bay before your time. temperatures right now are really mild and we have the showers out there this morning. thanks for waking up with us each and every weekday morning. we love having you and love making you a part of the show as well. so send us your weather pictures as they come in. you can post them up on the facebook page or send them into nbcbayarea.com. right now, all that activity mostly concentrated over the east shore, we have a pretty good look

that's when play was stopped by a roaring ovation and a familiar song, frank sinatra's "new york, new he got a 63-second ovation as he walked up to the plate. pretty cool. >> big deal for him and minneapolis my hometown, first all-star game there. that i was a big wins fan growing up. the bottom of the rankings this year but good for the city to show the better side and i think they did that last night. a lot of people proud. go minneapolis. a shout out to you. >> there you go. >>> is she or isn't she? a question we have been asking a lot lately. what hillary clinton said to jon stewart on "the daily show" is there a class you can take? >> critics say the series puts virginity in a bad light almost ridiculing it and the aim is to elevate the discussion of responsible sexual health. the voyager" is a single off of lewis' album. >> lewis said the message is all about being comfort able about yourself and your womanhood as you age. she's doing it. he's doing it. i'm always doing it. let's be honest, we all do it. we spend time with our kids but we are frequently staring at our phones at

million dollar home has four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, it's in a gated community where frank sinatra, bob hope, and ben crosby once lived. last month they spent a long father's day weekend there. >> when's's the house warming? >>> bart police will enforce a ban on people who sit, lie down, or sleep at bay area bart stations. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live at the bart station this morning, stephanie, that station is the focus of this crackdown. >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, laura. first i want to say that for days like today, nights like last night where it's rain organize cold, these provide shelter for the homeless people, that's what they're telling us. gates close, but there were people even here at the midnight hours. and down this hallway, there were people already sleeping here, but we watched this morning at bart police told them that they had to go. for safety reasons. now in the video you see that the man's legs are outstretched, police are cracking down on that, and anyone who is sleeping or lying down, the long hallways in the station is a particular c

>> well, you know, everybody w romanticizes the music that was big when they were kids, frank sinatrast. but the thing about the mid '60s music that has us talking, it's a moment when innovation was valued so much. the beatles went from "i want to hold your hand" to "strawberry fields forever" in three years. amazingly rapid growth. and kind of like the impressionists or, you know, hemingway and fitzgerald and joyce, they were all spearing spurring each other on, the beatles made a leap and the stones and stevie wonder and bob dylan and jimi hendrix, everybody trying to top each other. it was that rare, rare moment where the most innovative stuff was also the most popular stuff. the best music was also the best-selling music and we're still living off the fumes of that. >> look, i wasn't born in the '60s. but i grew up -- >> but i get you feel like you were there. >> i feel like i was there. really, i grew up to my mother singing me "i want to hold your hand" one of the first things i played for my newborn was "i want to hold your hand" and the entire beatles collection. that's part o

. >>> coming up, frank sinatra once said if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. everyone is looking to take a bite of the big apple. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." bnp paribas says its trading activities in the u.s. won't be impacted. >>> gm surpassed the record for u.s. safety fixes by an automaker. >>> and investors prepare to commence trade for the second half of the year of the u.s. insies and the quarter of gains. if you're on the hunt for a new apartment in manhattan, we've got some good news and we've got some bad news. after a two-year shortage, inventory is on the rise. the bad news is there are still too few properties to go around. morgan brennan is at cnbc headquarter with all the depails. >>> new numbers out from the top real estate brokers in manhattan, they're showing the apartment market slowed in the second quarter, even as prices continue to rise. the average price rose 20% to just under $1.7 million according to a report by the corcoran group. the median tract isn't as affected by high end sales. that rose 6% to $920,00

a live look at the capitol building as we listen to sinatra. 20 minutes after the hour.really? >> yeah. >> why you got to do that? such a good run there. >> sorry. this time of year. >> i'm going to enjoy it for you, d.c. let's talk about olympic sprinter oscar pistorius. his trial is nearing the end. >> testimony could end as soon as tomorrow after the prosecution cross-examined a sports doctor who treated pistorius. it's believed he is the final defense witness in a trial that began in march. >> pistorius is charged with murder in the death of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. he says he shot her accidentally mistaking her for an intruder. >>> another courtroom drama, the power couple due in court. >> donald and shelly sterling set to face off over the $2 billion deal to sell the clippers to steve balmer. >> it's not clear how a request by donald sterling's lawyers just before the fourth of july holiday for a federal court to take over the case could impact the proceedings. >> alexandra fields is following this legal saga. good morning. >> reporter: a $2 billion deal on

everyone from frank sinatra to billy hollywood da yy holiday.>> i don't doubt that. >> eight songs, starts whistling. >> the man does it all. >> indeed he does. but can he do pop news? >> what's popping? little they begin with this. they have arrived, the most abilitied couple at wimbledon settling in today at the royal box at wimbledon's center court. the duchess of cambridge, stunning as always. cheering on their dear friend and defending champ, andy murray, taking on dimitrov. he's marie ja sharapova's boyfriend. they could cheer her up. hugh grant was there today. >> they opted not to got with the jeans. >> no one is doing that. it was a trick to get me to go there and show off as the only american. not falling for it. also in "pop news." and the hottest bachelor list from people magazine announced, and the top spot belongs to this man. i don't know why, but joem maha been chosen. the poor thing needs to work pout. >> put on clothes, man. >> looking every bit the part, the abtastic actor, telling women, he's passionate, a hot will have blood

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