and as i started to turn, he was coming down the stairs, wrapped a towel. you know. about as surreal as it can get. >> reporter: the suspect helping us up to shower. >> isaac what on earth are you thinking? 24-year-old kid. and he responded in that i had two. >> reporter: his wife called 911 while he held the suspect at gunpoint. deputies arrested 25-year-old corolla thiago, who they believe broken using a ceramic money. >> it was sitting right here, like he passed by it on the way up to the door. police were looking for evidence come you know, they went to the dining room table and there is the bunny with a piece of glass next to it. >> reporter: fighting at the time, now in away last about what happened, grateful it wasn't worse. >> he's lucky because someone else could have shot him. >> reporter: they are still shaken of what happened here at their home. that suspect has been charged with burglary. >>> coming up, he has been a friendly voice to many in the bay area on their morning drive. longtime radio anchor and all- around good guy says farewell after

there is a flight of stairs right next to the elevator. we brought him down to the holding room to the stage level on the elevator. we brought him back up on the elevator. as it happened, dave fisher was the person that said, hey rick, let me talk to you, on the way out. we came to the conclusion that it did not make sense for somebody as healthy as ronald reagan to be using this tiny elevator and be separated from the dock and the military aid and from the -- the doctor and the military aid entities -- and his agents. in the future, we would welcome down and up the stairs. there is a great deal of attention to small details like do we walk or take the elevator? it is only one floor. del: the average person today, looking back 40 years in hindsight, would be shocked that there was a rope line of people who had not gone through magnetometers, had not been screened by the secret service, a mix of press and average spectators. the reason it was there is because that was always where it went. it became so routine that people were not thinking

green arrows pointing to way to the stairs and when our on your way down the stairs if you're buildingstairwells so you have to feel along the walls can count and find your way out and once you escape once our out innovative the fire department you'll say your cell phones it is a good idea to keep the cell phone by our bed you can call us when you get out and even then if you're trapped by a fire and have a meeting place outside of building and everyone knows where the meeting place is a lot of times when we pull up to a burning building we'll see people standing outside and they'll come to us and say oh, my mom is inside the house we'll ask for you know what the room number is and we'll ask you know do you you know if she was in the apartment and people will say i don't know. i don't know so it is a huge advantage if you can have a predesignated meeting place outside and everybody that you live with knows where the meeting place is when you get there found if someone is missing if they are you'll tells you once our out stay out never go back inside you remember the video all the smoki

this is where the mason family would have gone up the stairs and any guests.e have another staircase. i'll point out in just a minute that the enslaved population the paid servants and indentured servants probably were using most of the time when they were working here at gunston hall. it's hidden from view for our guests if you come and visit gunston hall, you have an opportunity to walk up that staircase and get that experience. so we've stepped up into this long hallway. this seems very atypical in an 18th century home because more often than not we get about five rooms upstairs george mason interestingly enough gets seven plus a storage room. so these bedrooms line the hallway? and there aren't any assigned bed chambers. so the guests were probably using the corner chambers and the kids were using the inner bedrooms the inner bedrooms if you pop your head in don't have any fireplaces. they have fewer windows. it made for this space being a little warmer in the wind a little warmer in the summer a little colder in the winter a little less desirable for visi

they've been targeted for deportation as part of a crackdown on over stairs. what became known as the door raids. and he had arrived to help with a labor shortage, the prime minister just and then says data later showed nearly half of all over stairs were either british or american. and they had never been told in your state headlines. more news coming up here on our 0 right after the news. ready ah ah ah ah ah, he goes away. by the way, no more think it took us he was getting up and they're not. they could see your little up to without using it in a minute say what they need to be done. on monday, i will let him take a few even this what you will see its office unless the among i mean local new york city and the list in the see on the bus. and i'm sorry, look at your us in congress. you wonderful miss heavy reason? the said kind of doesn't matter how many went on, which i mean yes, they are handling us without us and so i can so by on the on the shuttle. yeah. like i said, the meta naso and yes, you know, whether or not, you know, just on yeah. but yeah, toda

that leads from the upper stairs which are the apartments into the garage areas. then we just started getting into the processing of the crime scene. making sure that we identified as many witnesses and if there is also other victims. >> but the only obvious victim was crystal. she had been shot in the head. paramedics took her to the hospital. and detective williams got straight to work finding witnesses. >> this is early morning. there's kids walking to school. there's people preparing themselves for their day of work. so, a lot of people were up and reported hearing the gunshots. >> a father making breakfast for his kids looked at the kitchen window when he heard the shot. he saw a man running. an 11-year-old girl on the sidewalk in front of the building also heard it. and saw a man holding a shiny object. he jumped a fence and run north. anybody actually see the shooting? >> no. there was no surveillance cameras that captured it either. >> but the crime scene was talking to detective williams. was she rocked? >> the evidence doesn't support a robbery. her purs

give us a chance to see what we are doing the rest of the time most of the time i can walk down the stairsafely. >> and that media world what is your opinion news versus opinion like fox or cnn with actual reporting? >> certainly in hopes to reduce the number of hours and as a newscast on one side and a talk show on another fox has fewer newscast and a lot more talk none a steep not - - does may people are gathering the news because we need more news coverage to let conservative america i know what is going on but this is an issue across the media landscape there are programs like mine and then we have a lot of newscast we have the next of that and it is certainly true we need more on perspective and point of view and commentary to deliver monologues and myself included that that technique to cut through the noise because those formats are continuing i don't view those as opinions and analysis that people can use different terms for that and are we staying connected to the facts. >> we have 20 minutes left and the author of the book hoax that is out in paperback as of tuesday. >> harry out

front of the air force one that go up there, but there are also stairs in the back. there's always an air force one white house press pool, members of the white house peretz corps. they always wait on the tarmac before the president climbs the stairs, as he is doing now, in case the president does want to say something. it's pretty unusual for the president to walk back and speak to the press pool. in this particular case, he decided to do so and spend quality time, trying in his words, to clean up something. he wanted to apologize for what he said at the end of the news conference as he was leaving. our own kaitlan collins was asking him some questions. set the scene for us, kaitlan. i want to play what the president said to the air force one press pool, and he made that gesture, to go back and speak and answer reporters' questions. what you asked him, what he said at the time. he suggested when he walked back, he wanted to apologize for being a wise guy. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. that was because of the question/interaction, myself and several reporters were

and the stairs are right next to it.e opens the door and we realized that the stairs are also compromised. and -- >> the wall is missing. >> there's like open air stair now. >> so everything that was attached to the side on the elevators is gone. some floors have the wall, some floors don't. so now we're -- it's just a mad dash to get down. >> how many floors? >> 11. >> we were on the 11th floor. >> so you were on the second to last floor. >> only the penthouse was above. >> how long did it take you to get down? >> pretty quick. it was pitch dark. we were just yelling back to our kids. were you all still there? it was, are you still there? are we okay? >> what are you thinking as you're coming down? >> i'm thinking we're racing against the clock, because the rest of the building is going to come down. i realized when i opened the door and i'm thinking, if i start to feel something come down, how do i jump on my daughter to save her? that's honestly what i was thinking. i know she's getting banged from people who couldn't

she would go then i things just kind of came back just like tears i just took off running up the stairs. and i went and sat on my mother. and at the time all i did was crying, i just cried and cried. it wasn't because it was locked or just so hurtful to have to part with her again because my mother was doing, she was really good. i know much to say mood good times here they are all written by the bed. that is enormous. there is a tremendous amount of evil that went on here. so the whole institution itself was run by fear. so it was very regimented, more like a military style, you lined up for everything, the line up for your meals, you lined up to go to school, you lined up to go to church, just like that, follow the routine and you would be okay if you followed and didn't break the rules, you know, so you just, you learn to follow the rules. i didn't have the freedom is child or as a young teenager, i was always kind of wonders the supervision of somebody. but we got him at 6 o'clock and were sent down to the old play room and it was always cold in the basement early in the morning, st

the stairs have disconnected from the wall. we could see rubble. i went first followed by kye holding his puppy. ada was waiting for us at the eighth floor. yadira must have call the her. yadira helped ada in her 80s and on a walker. we slowly navigating the teps downward trying to be as gentle as possible. i was moving faster so i reached the first floor exit that leads to the pool area before yadira and ada. kye was by my side. the door was blocked by rubble. i pushed but couldn't move it. i told kai to wait and move down a few more steps toward the parking garage. it was dark. i could hear water flooding into the garage. i knew being electrocuted was a possibility. let me continue. so i wait -- i made my way back up. i told yadira we needed to exit through the second floor, on the second floor we knocked on several doors. i turned and noticed that our neighbor mira in 209 had left the doors open. i have been in that apartment several times and knew it well. i knew that exiting through the balcony was our best bet. once in the apartment, we tried

one of the doors at the top of the stairs. the deputy sergeant along with the officer called for the employee to come back to their location. the vta supervisor provides is the contact team. his shikhar to allow them to get into the building. the deputies guide. the employee to the rear, the team while the deputy says get behind me. at 6.43. '09, the contact he makes entry into the 3rd floor. at 6 4321 the contact he makes entry into the d dispatch center. so they went into one room clear depth and moved into the second center to the second room, which is the vta dispatch center and they start clearing the room. the purpose of clearing the rooms to find victims find people hiding and to locate any suspects. the room is also clear to any rescue task force can come behind the initial contact team to assist any victims if they're located. as the contact team is moving through that dispatch center. one shot is heard. another worker shot of stimulus. and you'll actually hear one of the officers say their stimulus and that shot is h

at 6:42:22 the contact team reaches the top of the stairs.one of the san jose officers hears through his dispatch, through san jose's pd dispatch that shots are still occurring. however, vwc we cannot hear shots fired at that time. the deputy acknowledges he heard the san jose officer and h he replies the team has move smartly. about 15 second later, 10, 15 second later a vta supervisor exits one of the doors at the top of the stairs. the deputy and sergeant along with the officer call for the employee to come back to the location. the vta supervisor advises the contact team key card to get into the building. the deputies guide the employee to the rear of the team while the deputy says get behind me. at 6:43:09 the contact team makes entry into the third floor. at 6:43:21 the contact team makes entry into the vta dispatch center. so they went into one room, cleared that then moved into the second room which is a vta dispatch center and they start clearing the room. the purpose of clearing the room is to find victims, find people hiding and to

the room by room floor by floor stair by stair. the battle of holiday in completed the division of the route through the green line into 2 sectors, east and west beta. and these partition remained over the course of the following days. and it passed by the already no one will ever know how many heroes died here in the holiday in. the battle lasted 3 days and 3 nights and there were no prisoners at the end. jonathan nimble, be reported on several overseas, was for british commercial broadcaster i tv. and was one of the 1st foreign journalists to enter the holiday inn and document the aftermath of the fighting there. smouldering ruins of what had been this very popular resort hotel. and he looked at him, thought, this is what we do to one another as hotel. and now it's a shelf total show. light bulbs hanging down off of the wall. wall wires, chairs smashed up a piano that was in there somehow. it's was born as survived the chandeliers, all like this broken, this sort of looking bizarre. li like gargoyles staring down at what humanity

neil: them here to fox, the wife wants new runners for the stairs, they are so expensive.g of that, teddy roosevelt, if you saw the movie, teddy roosevelt's statue stood outside new york city's museum of natural history for 80 years, removed over racism complaints. use the pc statement from the museum, quote, the understanding of stitches of monuments as powerful and hurtful symbols of senate races and became more evident in the wake of the movement for racial justice, that emerged after the murder of george forward. it has become clearer moving the statue would be a symbol of progress toward an inclusive and equitable community. is racism over now? >> i guess so. why not? we should be good at this point. removing statues of abraham lincoln, it goes with the point. i said it in points i made earlier. everybody is just trying to get welcome brownie points to get them on the internet now for people to talk about like we are talking about it. if you look deep enough in the past slavery is a stain on american history but it was american history and i am a firm believer in his

so we're looking for the stairs. we are on vacation.y familiar with the building, as is. so that's why i think we initially looked left, hoping the exit was there. realized, okay, we really need to get out. then, we looked to our right. the elevator was gone. and the stairs are right next to it. but then, he opens the door. and we realized that the stairs are, also, compromised. and -- >> the wall -- >> the wall was missing. >> so everything that was attached to the side on the elevators is gone. some floors have the wall. some floors don't. so now, we're -- it's just a mad dash to get down. >> how many floors? >> 11. >> we were on the 11th floor. >> it's a 12-story building so you were on the second-to-last floor. >> penthouse is above. >> how long did it take you to get down? >> i know it was pitch dark. we were just yelling back to our kids, are you all still there? i had to lead and she was in the back. it was, are you guys still there? are we all okay? >> what are you thinking as you're coming down? >> i'm thinking we are racing ag

at 6:42:22 the contact team reaches the top of the stairs. one of the san jose officers hears through his dispatch through san jose pd's dispatch that shots are still occurring. however, according to that vwc, we cannot hear shots fired at that time. the deputy acknowledges he heard the san jose officer and acknowledges the team has to move smartly. about 15 seconds later, 10, 15 seconds later, a vta supervisor exits one of the doors at the top of the stairs. the deputy and sergeant call for the employee to come back to their location. the vta supervisor provides the contact team his key card to allow them to get into the building. the deputies guide the employee to the rear of the team while the deputy says get behind me. at 6:43:09 the contact team makes entry into the third floor. at 6:43:21, the contact team makes entry into the vta dispatch center. so they went into one room, cleared that and moved into the second room, which is the vta dispatch center. and they start clearing the room. the purpose of clearing the room is to find victims

realizing his plan to hike up steep sets of stairs to his car and drive for help was out on a nearly empty beach he managed to get a fisherman's attention who was able to get cell reception, call 911 and guide first responders to the beach. paramedics carried the 220 pound patient up those stairs and got him to san francisco general. >> so many people helped me out. just super grateful. most of all, the shark, like i mean if it wasn't gentle enough i wouldn't be here standing. >> reporter: grateful to be walking around san francisco with his wife and ready to head back into the ocean when doctors give him the okay. >> maybe with a friend. >> reporter: jean elle, "today in the bay." >>> just in time for summer the oakland coliseums becomes the latest study in opening up to full capacity. the first time since 2019 season that the coliseum has been able to actually fill all of the seats 100% capacity and fans from outside of california, they're eligible to buy those tickets as well. on friday the a's will host a fireworks show after the game after the red sox and against them. >> nice t

this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more.ant, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪ >>> welcome back. in our national lead, time and hope for survivors is running out in the deadly condominium collapse in surfside, florida. the search is now in day seven. and today officials have confirmed that 16 people have been found dead. 147 remain missing. and now as cnn's ryan young reports, families are beginning to lose hope. >> reporter: as families and friends wait for answers as to why the building collapsed, more survivors who rushed out just in time are sharing their stories, including this 88-year-old woman who lived on the fifth floor. >> who would think that something like this will happen at 1:30 in the morning in your life? in my old age that i would see something so horrible like this. >> reporter: she felt her apartment shaking and unaware of what happened rushed down the stairs wearing only pajamas and slippers. when she reached the garage she saw her neighbors from the 11th floor who carried her out. >> they

, the stairs coming up toward the house of representatives met, and there are bullet holes in the ceiling. i would sit alone at night in the rotunda where the paintings are and i would think of john f. kennedy laid out after he was assassinated, i would imagine him there. i would think of lincoln giving the second inaugural address there, trying to explain the civil war when we lost 600,000 men and trying to explain that aspennens for slavery, and he did that there. and f.m. d.r. gave his "we have nothing to fear but fear itself" there. more republicans than democrats in 1964 in that building. so much history. it's a cathedral to democracy. the 9/11 jobs tried to blow it up. they were stoppped in pennsylvania by the courageous passengers. one of the cops i worked with said i would die for this building. so i was so proud when i got to see the good pictures of these guys, mostly men, especially the african-american guy in the picture leading them in the wrong direction, remember, up the stairs? >> stephen: officer goodman. he didn't have any real weapon, he couldn't use his revolver in tha

and then they will have to leave this area, go back up the stairs, go around the walls of the old city and then enter through jeff again. so they've been here for about, say 20 minutes or so, carrying out this lag. and also you asked me about the jury. also there were extra hard me reinforcements cents to the occupied was fine and also extra iron. don't really media. that is, of course, while you walk from god, there had been calls from him for a data breach to gather her. but at the moment, certainly last time when they were walking far as your engine because i'm at the fire walk, it's got that hasn't happened today. i think reading between the lines, i think people want to make sure the government negotiation ongoing behind the table to try and allow it to happen. but in order to keep things pretty secure at the moment, certainly hear stuff. you say there is a huge deployment of security. i understand there was some palestinians cleared from that area earlier on as well as some a rec what did, what has happened throughout the day is that they were here probably about an hour before t

they had been targeted for deportation as part of a crackdown on over stairs and what became known as the dawn rates. many had arrived to help with a labor shortage, prime minister just and then says that data later showed nearly half of all over stairs were either british or american who had never been targeted to this day, pacific communities, faith prejudices, and stereotypes established during and perpetuated by the dual ride period an apology can never reduce what happened or under the decades of disadvantage experienced as a result. but it can contribute to healing for pacific peoples, an outside or new zealand minister for pacific peoples described his own experience, saying that police just turned up unannounced on his door for we were don't read it early alice of the morning and the memory. so it's in my memory of my father, being helpless. it was, we bought the home about 2 years prior to that. and to have somebody knocking at the door in the early morning with a flashlight and your face disrespecting, the owner of the home with an al station dog huffing at the mouth in that

to be greeted at the foot of the stairs is usually an honor guard there waiting for him before he makes his way into helicopters flying overhead. i think that is going to be the sound truck through our evening if my experience with us. well, that's all i know. i think he's going to be anything to go by that. we're going to see an awful lot of those military helicopters overhead about the rest of his visits. you've obviously got his security detail standing and i will tell you a very strong so on it's very hot in geneva by the process in a minor. i'm not gonna lie. we're on a future on the rooftop. it's pretty hot, but certainly something will be tone putting up one in a good mood. the sort of certainly put a bit may get put sticks a smile on just about everybody said it also sticks a good dollar fuck the 50 on may because of the voice from sunderland don't particularly time that well, but i'm sure they say it's funny too much time outside, don't think so either. across the inferencing out there, they've got plenty to be getting on with 1st. of course in the us you mentioned they'd be st

there was an elderly woman, poor thing with a walker and the stairs on my side, on my exit side were already starting to deteriorate. we saw rubble. it looked like it was separating from the stairs and the stairwell and so i didn't want her to be scared but i couldn't help her. i said wait a minute, i'll get help and i said don't worry, i'm going to help you. so she would hear me and feel some type of connection and i just went very gingerly down because i -- you never knew if the building would collapse at any second until i got to the ground floor and see a couple i recognize and another woman from my floor aquacquaintance of min that made it down before me and the couple, he had a stick and he was trying to jam the door open, the emergency door. he couldn't get out because of the debris. so then we had to go in the garage. we were, you know, a little concerned because -- >> right. >> apparently, we were told that it collapsed but you have no choice. so we just have to get out. so it was like titanic. it felt like the movie "titanic." we step into the garage and two feet of water.

and came up these stairs. and so as lincoln was being carried up the staircase. he was still alive unconscious. and the sight of abraham lincoln here at the top of the staircase was the last time the american people saw him alive. so dr. leo came in this door. and he told stafford take us to your best room. now the hallways narrow it was already filled with with the lincoln entourage with the doctors with the soldiers and there was a narrow staircase on the right. well stafford new the best room was the front parlor occupied by george and hilda francis. so he reached for the door here. it was locked. he went down to the second door here. this door was locked. hilda. francis was inside frantically getting dressed. she had seen the president being brought to the house to the front windows. and so she was already dressed for bed. so she wanted to put on clothes and so she didn't unlock this door either and all that was left. was this little room at the back of the hallway, which was occupied by a civil war soldier? but he was out for the evening and so stafford led

they've been targeted for deportation as part of a cracked on on over stairs. and what became known as the dawn rage many had arrived to help the labor shortage. prime minister, just in their den, says a data later showed the pacific island, people were disproportionately targeted, maybe half of all over stairs, where the british or american, but no action was taken against them. or new zealand minister of pacific peoples described his own experience, saying that please turn up unannounced on his doorstep. we or we were don, right? it early alas of the morning and the memory. so it's in my memory of my father being helpless. it was, we bought the home about 2 years prior to that and to have somebody knocking at the door in the early morning with a flashlight and your face disrespecting, the owner of the home, with an al station door fussing at the mouth in that door. and wanted to come in without any respect for the people living in there is quite traumatize, very biologists to investigate him. mystery skin disease affecting white teeth, white tip reef shots an

the stairs are up. we're waiting any moment for president biden to remerge, walk down the stairs.e president of the swiss federation and they'll continue with their own bilateral meeting. among them, the issue of a global 15% corporate tax rate. no small thing in the world of business. we have natasha bertrand with us as we wait for president biden toe merge. it's interesting, we were talking earlier about the u.s. and russian leaders establishing clear red lines on issues like cyber. echos the cold war, does it not, right? this idea that they have to set these red lines in part because they're concerned about genuine escalation. the danger of escalation. and it peaks to, as i mentioned, both biden and putin describing the relationship today, as the worst it's been in some time. >> and further escalation, for example, along the russia/ukrainian border. further incursions into, you know, western countries, into eastern european countries. these are all things that the biden administration is trying to limit, let's just say, for lack of a better word. they are trying to make it so r

there's a lot of running up and down stairs.o when you took this role >> i did not i did not know that it was going to be so aerobic >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. i think one take, joe had me run up and down the stairs about 25 times he wanted it to feel -- he wanted to get the sense of the anxiety and he got it. yeah >> seth: your character also does some peeping in on their neighbors. i know a lot of actors -- a lot of great actors, one of the reasons they are particularly good at playing different people is they observe the human condition. are you someone that feels like you are a good people watcher? >> you mean, am i a voyeur >> seth: yeah, i mean, voyeur is certainly the fancy way of saying it. "people watching never! i like to voyeur." >> well, no, no, i feel like one implies a bit of -- like, for example, my husband will always get up -- even if we are on a hike and we get like around where you can hear someone's conversation, i will slow down and get really quiet and it's fascinating what you >> seth: now, this is interestin

i'm going to will have if i didn't, this is did the infinity stair manolo has his total, him passport, stamped to prove he was here to get his certificate or compl stella. he has to walk at least a 100 kilometer. good morning. can i get the pilgrim stamp keeper for for over a 1000 years, people from all around the world have been making the pilgrimage to santiago, the supposed burial place of saint james in spain. kennedy region. the locals pilgrims awesome part of life. even though neither of these 2 have actually the camino de santiago, happy to chat with my sister there looks better. getting this come up with the pilgrims. life here has changed people. there's more tourism in the beginning. they weren't welcome and some other people saw them as happy people with no money who were just a nuisance older. today we are an economic factor in the finish their region started since the 1970 camino de santiago and popularity has surged in 2019 before the pandemic. maybe 3 150000 people, went on the pilgrimage for all sorts of reasons. now through another phone, i mean, not makes me and that

and i actually wrapped on schedule because when i fell down the stairs, i was five minutes away from instead i spent five days in the hospital and then i had to quarantine for three days, which was most of that weekend and i went back on schedule on a lot of pills and finished my last few days work >> seth: i mean, it would have been great if that was your last shot and while you were lying in a heap, you heard, "that's a wrap on jean." [ laughter ] >> i do recall yelling, "i hope you got that on film!" [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, people have been saying recently, this is the jean smart-issance because we've seen you in so many critically acclaimed shows recently do you feel like you're living through the jean smart-issance or is this just business as usual for an actor >> well, first of all, i challenge you to spell that. but, no, i mean -- i just -- you know, i feel like i hit the jackpot and i don't take it for granted at all especially this late stage of the game no, i've just been given so many extraordinary opportunities the last few years that it kind of led to this. and t

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you know down stairs in the basement of this building and there is a pile of roots sitting there. i don't know if they were pushing us through the concrete or why they were there. but they were collected in a corner. it made me think that african descendants had our roots cut. most of us don't know where we come from, we don't know who our people are. being here, we've been forced to build our own families and create our own environment and our own histories. but we have deep history. that has come with us, though we may not know all the stories. monumental reckoning is a gift back to the ancestors to let them know that though we may not know we love them. we love them, we honor them in everything we do. and we have never forgotten them. never. there were hands that touched monumental reckoning. part of a new family of friends for me. 12 women who helped make the ancestors we're about to see. and i would love for them who are here to please stand up as i call out your names. i don't want to miss anybody. i did write it down on my notepad. (reading names) i wanted you to hear those

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