the coast. quarter mile visibility at half moon bay. this area of high pressure will continue to compress that fog and we'll look for a clear start later on along the coast. we are going to look for patchy coastal fog to start. 71 later today downtown, about eight degrees above normal, 78 oakland, 83 fremont, 85 concord, livermore 86. mid 80s san jose, 70 half moon bay. 88 in antioch, 86 in santa rosa by the monterey bay 82 at the boardwalk, 87 morgan hill, 89 gilroy. numbers are going to peak inland tomorrow. then we'll get cooling at our coast through the next several days. good morning frances >> good morning lisa we are off to a nice start no major problems be accidents or stalls reported. live shot of the bay bridge clear here in and out of san francisco. no trouble either across the san mateo bridge, westbound here past the toll plaza, traffic very light now. lisa was talking that fog along the coast i wanted to show you this live shot of the golden gate bridge visibility really is limited if you are driving along here and look ou

now the big part of the pyramid, which is about a 1/2% that is actually the visible stuff in the universe, the stars. >> that's about 25%? >> no the visible stuff, half a percent. everything we can see. -- when you look out at night -- >> i thought your dark matter was 25% and then your dark energy was what 50%? >> about 70%. >> 70? >> yes. so the dark matter about 25% and the dark at oms, the at oms we can't see about 4 1/2%, that is most of the universe as far ats math and then the dark energy, the stuff making i >>> if you add those elements up, elements, if you add those parts of the pyramid up, you have 70% that's invisible,. >> dark energy. >> then you have dark matter which is about 25%. then you are up to 95% and then you have about 4% -- >> 4 1/2% of invisible atoms. >> invisible atoms? so the universe is invisible to the human eye? >> except for half a percent. half of 1% of all we see. >> that doesn't mean it's not demonstrably there because it's gravitational? but there is nothing you can see under a microscope? at this point. >> right. >> you think there will be? >> i am very

and the fog will cause some poor visibility. give yourself some extra time. morrow morning we start out with the low clouds and the fog. watch what happens to the clouds. they are pulling back to the coast line and then sit thrsmght inland areas are warm. the coastal areas are on the cool side. remind you of summer? it will be a summer-like spread. short sleeve weather in the south bay. 78 in san jose and up to 79 in campbell. the peninsula, 72 phon san mateo. loss altos, 76 degrees. fog near the coast. it will hold your temperature down daly city, 60 degrees. a mix of sun and high clouds. downtown san francisco will come up from the low 60s to the upper 60s. a pretty nice looking day in the north bay if you like it cool. bodega bay, 57. 72 oakland. 74 in castro valley. inland areas, antioch up to 80. 79 in livermore and for the monterey bay, 64 degrees in monterey where the fog will hang around well into the afternoon. it is a warmer forecast each and every day through saturday. near 90 degrees inland by then. close to 70s on the coastline, and then we will s

and the fog will cause some poor visibility. give yourself some extra time. tomorrow morning we start out with the low clouds and the fog. watch what happens to the clouds. they are pulling back to the coast line and then sit thrsmght inland areas are warm. the coastal areas are on the cool side. remind you of summer? it will be a summer-like spread. short sleeve weather in the south bay. 78 in san jose and up to 79 in campbell. the peninsula, 72 phon san mateo. loss altos, 76 degrees. fog near the coast. it will hold your temperature down daly city, 60 degrees. a mix of sun and high clouds. downtown san francisco will come up from the low 60s to the upper 60s. a pretty nice looking day in the north bay if you like it cool. bodega bay, 57. 72 oakland. 74 in castro valley. inland areas, antioch up to 80. 79 in livermore and for the monterey bay, 64 degrees in monterey where the fog will hang around well into the afternoon. it is a warmer forecast each and every day through saturday. near 90 degrees inland by then. close to 70s on the coastline, and then we will

as we look at the visibility yes, it is reduced this morning. only three miles in baltimore. five in easton. three in york as well as frederick. now a check of the traffic with angela. is the patchy fog affecting the roadways this morning? >>> well, lynette we certainly are dealing with a couple of accidents to start the drive this morning and we're also seeing a lot of that fog on a lot of our cameras. be prepared for that with the drive this morning. a couple of accidents pratt and conklin, police are still there. none on the beltway though on the north side right now here's what you'll find. 695 at green spring avenue all lanes are open and moving without delay. now traveling on the jfx in addition to the work zone, we are still dealing with the accident as you can see the flashing lights there. northbound 83 just past cole spring lane. >>> this morning many people are mourning the loss of legendary broadcaster dick clark. he suffered a heart attack yesterday morning. >> so the long time host of "american bandstand," he did pass away at the age of 82. abc 2's sherrie johnso

we look at the visibility first. we can see reduced visibility in easton. along the eastern shore, 7-mile visibility. travels to dc, be careful, 9- mile visibility. get to the tens we are seeing across the board here. also this coastal flood advisory in effect until 8:00 a.m. for the areas in the shadeed the blue. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. good morning. how are you doing? >>> doing great for monday. off to app excellent start. few puddles with the overnight rain, misty things going on out there. extra caution if you have an early drive for monday morning. live look, in to downtown, i- 895, south of old don el street, in a two-way traffic pattern at the tunnel. light volume. fist look at the beltway, west side 695, baltimore national pike. ramp at baltimore national, it's blocking one lane. back over to you. >>> new, this morning, a crash killed a person in carroll county. it happened after 1:00 on pool road and route 32. officers say the driver slammed in to a tree. the driver died at the scene. no word on what caused the crash. >>> our t

take a look at the visibilities, reduced somewhat. we're only at 70% of normal in easton, maybe patchy fog northern harford county. look for the cloud deck lowering. 60s. but as we go into the delay tomorrow a big shift toward the sunny and another weather maker. we have all the details coming up. >>> he's only six. police need your help findinged person who ran him down. the child was hit by a dirt bike. >> reporter: the 6-year-old's condition has been upgraded from critical to stable but he's had severe injuries as a result of this incident. it happened in the 4200 block of 10th street across from the brooklyn homes apartment. around 6:30 last night the boy was hit. neighbors say there are a lot of dirt bike riders in the area and it's not uncommon to see them in the field. this was an incident that didn't need to happen. >> this was a 6-year-old child who appears to have been struck. we're really reaching out to the community, asking anyone with information. someone knows where the bike was kept at night. we're asking for the public

the visibility is going well. we have been looking at crosswalks and potentially eliminating parking spaces near them to improve visibility for pedestrians crossing the street. this connects to public housing at the top of the hill. the picture you can see, it desperately needs improvement. construction should start in july. that is one of the very few sources of funding where we can improve the stairway. that is always a cause for celebration. this is probably the first plan to get started, but could get influenced by the new effort to reach envision how the traffic will be coming forward. >> ms. lombard, i think commissioner cohen had a question. >> thank you, actually. you answered it. it was related to the stairway improvement plans. i want you to talk about the partnership, but you did. the >> thank you. >> that just reminded me that mta will be contacting you very soon about coping. the efforts are just getting underway now. there is also a handout that was included in the packet. this is the same kind of tr

this is all the fog that lawrence was talking about some of the visibility will be an issue if you're headed to san francisco from iran. the drive time is still in the green. once again we don't have any fog advisories. the san mateo bridge, a nice quiet commute so far on this friday morning. west down 92, should be 13 or 14 minute drive time. a similar story in the east bay, 8580, overall things are not too bad. a lot of the overnight road work has already been picked up. all your major freeways and drive time so far are in the clear. >> 453, it may be the most talked about date of the year, facebook has decided when to go public. sources tell the mercury news the social network will launch its ipo on may 17th but the date is not set in stone. facebook is looking to raise $5 billion with its initial public offering. the iphone 5 could be months away. apec analyst says the next iphone will most likely be released in october. he believes it will feature a new body designed to work with faster wireless networks. the iphone is apples top- selling product and accounted for more than half

and as far as the visibilities this morning, here are the fog issues in manassas and warrenton, culpeper about three quarters. also leonard town from prince frederick also, he's about a quarter mile. and frederick just got visibilities half the three quarters. these are the patchy areas of fog with upper 40s down in southern maryland. low 40s at culpeper right now. they are the cold spot with 46 in winchester. lovettsville is also 41. we've got 47 in great falls and 49 in alexandria. columbia. 46. 47 at university of maryland and next maryland day is 28th. and outside on the michael and son weather camera, just a touch of haze there. not really foggy but clear. we have the humidity 90%. we're fine now and watching this front towards chicago and st. louis. that guy is going to be coming east and arriving here tomorrow afternoon. ahead of it some showers and storms will move in tomorrow. today it's fine mid- to upper 70s. we're okay mitt romney morning and by midday -- tomorrow morning and by midday, some showers to the west to northern shenandoah valley and maybe hagerstown. this stuff ap

temperatures in the low to mid 50s now. visibility okay. we could have traffic problems because of the wet drizzle. >>> good morning. we have traffic problems in the milpitas area this accident just happened in that westbound direction of 237, a traffic spotter is really coming through for us this morning, telling bus this accident. west -- telling us about this accident. westbound, traffic beginning to slow through the area. thank you for that information. also getting information about 10 minutes ago saying all the cars are off to the right. you will see some slow traffic approaching the scene. on to the rest of the commute heading for the san mateo bridge westbound at the limit so far approaching the toll. that's the commute. >>> 6:02. hours from the formal effort to remove suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi from office will get underway. event actually, mirkarimi and mayor ed lee are expected to testify. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco with more. >> reporter: good morning. mirkarimi tried to resolve this in the courtr

the stair elevator penthouse will not be visible from the public street. this is inaccurate. the changes to the roof are so significant that they will be viewable from the park and beyond, as well as being visible to neighbors. additionally, the historic response from the city's preservation office states in part two that the response is based on plans submitted on july 8th, 2011. they show no changes to the building. the response is based on outdated and inaccurate plans. the senior preservation planner signed the document in march. the preservation department should be compelled to complete a new historical review based on current and accurate plans. we feel that they should be required to return to the july, 2011 plans, that they submitted. mainly, moving the mechanical systems back to the first floor where they were when they applied for the environmental evaluation an example -- exemption. no structures should be put on the roof and in no roof deck should be built. thank you. >> neighbors are concerned about be parking plan. on 19th street, they plan to remove several pa

so the visibility was really limited and at least a portion of the way and then of course closer we got to albany there were these -- and terrain feature that sticks out in everybody's mind is enormous ant hills. >> right. >> which still don't know how, why, where, whatever. but they became part of the terrain. but again, i would imagine that visibility probably no more than 100 meters in either to the right to the left or the front of the formation. >> okay. >> so i think guys were pretty close. >> did that worry you? do you remember being concerned about -- >> every day that i was in vietnam i was concerned. and not so much concerned about me but the welfare of those guys that depended on me to do stuff. so concern, absolutely. and after all, we had just witnessed horror and some people probably talk about a letdown because we weren't more relaxed. i got to tell you, the commanders or the leaders were not relaxed. i know none of my ncos were relaxed. they were always cautious about what we did because we didn't have the normal intel. we didn't have the kind of navigational goods. ie,

. >> students and teachers are comforting each other some the visibly emotional. >> don't cry. >> they closed yesterday, but they did not say why. >> now students to not know if there will ever get their medical degrees. most pay between $15,000 to $19,000. >> first my money -- >> i am so surprised. i do know is going on. i don't know what i will do. >> and staff lost their jobs. some have been here for eight years. a letter on the door blames the department of education that has cut funding. >> i am about to cry. i have been working very hard to get good grades. >> baron de leon thought he was on the right path. meza wanted to get -- >> i wanted to get into the medical field to get a good career. >> the school was accredited. we have not been able to get a hold of the president or anyone with the financial assistance program. some students have been able to get their transcripts inside tell us that there were set to graduate in one week. >> thank you. 15 passengers on board a commuter bus safely escaped a wild ride this morning. it went through a guardrail and went through a ditch in

once the visibility is impacted, it makes the project not built it all. if the project is not built, it means it is not contributing to in the fees or affordable housing creation. by continuing to defer the fees, it reduces the caring -- carrying costs. when more market rate housing is created, it contributes to the creation of affordable housing through fees or through on-site inclusion. i would like to mention a project we are looking at. it is in the market oktibbeha plan. our total impact and in lieu fees on that is $20 million. that is $61,000 of added costs. that makes housing more affordable. if -- that is $5 million of added costs. over an 18-month duration. the costs equates to $13,000 of additional cost per unit. if you look at read, that is $780 additional rent every year that their methods -- rent would have to create. >> what other projects are there? >> there are others that are in the free development stages. some in the civic center area. >> supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. we are a developer and owner and operat

the antennas would be minimal the visible and would not affect the architectural integrity of the building. the project complies with the applicable requirements and is consistent with the objectives and policies of the general plan.

i want to show you the visible satellite image. that's helping to push the clouds in and the southerly flow, and that's going to mean sea breeze increased tomorrow, and cooler temperatures as well for us. so, we'll see the stratus clouds move in tonight, and into tomorrow. mild overnight lows, still in the 50s, with 53 in san francisco. 54 in half moon bay, and santa cruz so no 40s out there in fact, antioch and fairfield, still at 59. so, that's not too cool. but tomorrow will be a warm day still in the south bay. with santa clara up to 77 degrees and nine for you there as well. on the peninsula, look for mid-70s to low 70s as you head farther north. 72 in san mateo, and then coastal clouds, 62 in pacifica, not quite as warm as today. along the coast we'll notice more significant cooling as well. 66 in the sunset district. 70 downtown san jose. look for mild condition inside the north bay. mid-to-upper 70s. 78 in napa. 76 in petaluma, and some low 70s in the east bay. 75 in castro valley. mid-80s in the interior valley, about i don

the antennas would be minimal the visible and would not affect the architectural integrity of the building. the project complies with the applicable requirements and is consistent with the objectives and policies of the general plan. i would be happy to answer any questions. thank you very much. president fong: project sponsor. >> good evening, president fong at commissioners. -- and commissioners. we're seeking the nine-panel antennas at this location due to the increased capacity needs of our network to appear -- address the growing usage of data and voice on the at&t mobility network. we have worked with the staff to make sure that the panel antenna are disguised as best as possible so they are less intrusive to the passers-by and they can be seen from the street on one side of the building. they are hidden in faux smoke chimney events. thanks to the staff for their hard work on this. president fong: thank you. is there public comment on this item? >> i have one speaker card. >> i am mike ross, i am here for -- i am a next door neighbor, i own the apartment house next door. i am in a re

the peninsula. you can see sfo experiencing delays because of low visibility. over an hour and a half, i should say. temperatures are going to be kept more mild overnight. in a number of places, still 60 degrees in antioch because of the cloud cover. it's going to spread throughout the bay area, most prominent close to the coastline, and for our bay shores. mainly coastal and bay fog, at least that's where it's going to be the most dense. tomorrow afternoon the fog should clear out, back off the coastline by about 2:00. then it will be sunny and warmer for our inland valleys. but it's going to warm even more into friday, because the fog is expected to clear completely. details on tomorrow and how hot it's going to get into the weekend. >>> an gone man strips down to his birthday -- an oregon man strips down to his birthday suit in the airport in portland. the man was trying to catch a flight nosan jose but was -- to san jose, but was held up. >>> this picture has been seen around the world. on tuesday, the 49 year-old says tsa agents started harassing him the mo

the visibility to the rest of bay area is good as we're sitting under clear skies. we are going to see a little fog overnight but otherwise mostly sunny tomorrow morning and afternoon. temperatures warming. as we head into the monday the fog is going to return into the morning. we'll have afternoon sunshine. it's going start our downward trend of temperatures back into the 60s. one more game against the padres. a 1:05 start. temperatures mild. we'll see mostly sunny skies and temperatures near 70 degrees by the end of the game. low 80s down in the south bay. 78 in san jose. also in low 80s for the valley. 82 in walnut creek. low 70s for east bay shore. closer to the coastline winds will keep the fog out of bay for much of the day but will flush evening and start push back into our bay shores tomorrow everyoning. temperatures remain nice during the afternoon 3707 in san francisco. 70 in san francisco. the cooling trend begins on monday. it'll start cool even more into tuesday and wednesday. a slight chance of showers on thursday. >> with a warm weekend weather lots o

we in the foreign relations committee increasingly are going to up our level of that focus and provide visibility to the this issue. we're going to try to push countries and push our own government into recognizing that we have to commit more. >> it's only a matter of time. >> stopping kony and the lrsa is an issue that has deep bipartisan support. our challenge now is to sustaining that support. that's where you come in. >> there's no country on the face of the planet that allows people as much freedom of choice and as much opportunity to make a difference. >> please, stay informed. be engaged. help make sure that we finish the job, that we find joseph kony, that we remove him from the battlefield, that we bring him to justice than we commit to the on going work of fulfilling it the families who have been hurt by the crimes of this terrible man and remember, there's so much more we can and should do in africa and around the world to promote america values. we welcome your voice, we're listening to your concerns and we look forward to working together. >> that will video was in large part motivat

on certain western countries also in european car was in order to change their stance because of the visibly the regime in bahrain now as well we have to remember that the formula one grand prix is coming up it's said to be held in bahrain and there are a lot of voices which are calling for the cancellation of this formula one grand prix which is something which is some kind of power of a priority for the crown prince of bahrain so i think all of this only puts more and more spotlight on the situation and the bottom any opposition all those who oppose the regime are in dire need of this spotlight because in the end this spotlight i think will contribute to their cheating their homes and gaining some of the rights which they are demanding but he thought the external reaction to what we're seeing here the complaints these protesters railing against reported human rights abuses and torture america also is going on since became the is distance when in other cases it's been the forefront of democracy campaigns in other arab countries why is it keeping its distance a bit of a low profile on this w

certain western countries also than european power was in order to change their stance because of the visibly the regime and what i mean the focus is all on syria and what's going on in syria we're setting aside brain are we all know the fifth. does exist we also know what i think this is the main issue here that the train has a very close ally of saudi arabia and saudi arabia has one of the allies have been us so when we speak about the blackout being put on the plane i think first and foremost that this is a saudi arabian wish because the saudi arabians also fear that there might be a domino effect which could happen in the persian gulf beginning from her reign and then spreading spreading through saudi arabia the international community is still focused somewhere else that i think that all contributes to the anger which we're witnessing the popular anger which in the end i believe will achieve the end goals are starting with iran let's get some other international news in brief for you state television says a new round of talks on terror runs a nuclear program is set to take place in istan

highway toward downtown dallas at this point so you can see the vantage point that we have and the visibilityut down and -- i don't know if you saw that lightning strike there right in front of us, but on the edges of these storms, brook, is the scary sight. these storms roll through and you have that wall of clouds and it's almost like these clouds you can tell that they're trying to get formation and they're trying to spin and they look like fingers coming out of the sky and dropping down and you just sit there and stare at them for a while and you wait to see if it's all going to come together and create a tornado. more often than not, it doesn't, but as you see those clouds kind of start dropping and a little bit of that rotation trying to pick up right over your head or various neighborhoods across the area that you've seen many times repeated today. that's in the situation. >> and i'm being told, chad myers is telling me that there is a tornado that's developing right in front of you -- right in front of you. >> reporter: right in front of us? >> right in front of you. it's an h.p. whic

certain western countries or certain european powers in order to change their stance because of the visibly the regime in the focus is all on syria and what's going on in syria poor setting aside by train are we all know the fifth. when does exist we also know what i think this is the main issue here that bahrain is a very close ally odds are the arabian had saudi arabia has one of the allies would be us so when we speak about the blackout being put on the plane i think the last and foremost that this is a saudi arabian wish because a saudi arabians also fear that there might be a domino effect which could happen in the persian gulf beginning from the hurricane and then spreading the spreading to saudi arabia the international community we're still focused on were also i think that all contributes to the anger which we witnessing the popular anger which in the end i believe in the end goals. and let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world a second bomb exploded in central nigeria just a few hours after i literally explosions blew out windows and tore off roofs

on certain western countries also the european powers in order to change their stance because of the visibly the regime in the can focus is all on syria and what's going on in syria setting aside but we all know the difference in bahrain does exist we also know and i think this is the main issue here. is a very close ally of saudi arabia and saudi arabia hence is going to be our allies have been us so when we speak about the blackouts being put on the train i think first and foremost that this is a saudi arabian wish because the saudi arabians also fear that there might be a domino effect which could happen in the persian gulf beginning from behind and then spreading to spreading to saudi arabia the international community is still focused on the world also i think that all contributes to the anger would show we witnessing the popular anger which in the end i believe will achieve the end goals . it's not just tourists from around the world that sounds military so there is little hope of finding any survivors of an avalanche which and got the military encampments in the mountains kashmir regi

on certain western countries also in european powers in order to change their stance because of the visibly the regime in bahrain the focus is all on syria and what's going on in syria of course setting aside the train we all know that the fifth fleet in bahrain does exist we also know one i think this is the main issue here that bahrain is a very close ally of saudi arabia and saudi arabia has one of the allies of the u.s. so when we speak about the blackouts being put on the plane i think the first and foremost this is a saudi arabian wish because a saudi arabian is also a fear that there might be a domino effect which could happen in the persian gulf beginning from bahari an admin spreading to spreading to saudi arabia the international community is still focused on world also i think that all contributes to the anger which we're witnessing the popular anger which in the end i believe would cheer but the end goals. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines this hour a bomb exploded in central ny causing casualties there details of numbers have not been confirmed this happe

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on certain western countries also the european powers in order to change their stance because of the visibly the regime in bahrain the focus is all on syria and what's going on in syria who are setting aside the training we all know that the fifth fleet in bahrain does exist we also know and i think this is the a major issue here that bahrain is a very close ally of saudi arabia and saudi arabia hence is one of the allies of the u.s. so when we speak about the blackouts being put on the plane i think first and foremost this is a saudi arabian wish because a saudi arabians also fear that there might be a domino effect which could happen in the persian gulf beginning from the holiday inn and then spreading spreading to saudi arabia the international community is still focused on the world also i think that all contributes to the anger which are we witnessing the popular anger which in the end i believe will achieve the end goals. coming up on this channel the britons risking everything on the roll of the dice we look at how the u.k. is gambling in the streets becoming russian roulette for coun

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the visibility is poor. you may not see this coming. here is the first one.here is the giant hail core that is currently hitting areas from farmers branch to carrollton. we believe it has baseball sized-hail in it and this is interstate 635. i believe we could have, if we did not have a tornado now we could have one about ready to form in the next few minutes. it is tracking to the north in the general direction of carrollton area. this is the danger zone. >>shepard: we is reports american flights, all flights into and out of dallas-ft. worth airport are canceled. a major weather event with live coverage ahead. >>shepard: severe weather event in dallas, texas, and we will know to local news from dallas. >> here is the hail core here. up to baseball-sized hail, we believe. that will track through lewisville area and toward carrollton and farmers branch and up to "the colony," the big let is large hail but we believe we have a storm fully capable of producing a tornado. it is already shown a history of producing tornadoes around arlington area earlier this afte

but we have the patchy fog and that's out there this morning. we have about three mile visibility in baltimore right now. five in easton. three in frederick, six hagerstown and going to take a while before the numbers get back up to ten. that's the way we like to see it. maryland's most powerful radar as of now pretty much dry. all the wet weather going to the east, still a couple of showers around ocean city but all in all that will be out of here and nice and clear by around 8:00 this morning. now a check of the traffic with angela. good morning how are the roads with the slick conditions and the patchy fog? that's right lynette. >>> we are dealing with that and a couple of accidents out there so you may want to plan for extra travel time the possible this morning. because we have the patchy fog and as far as the accidents go, a new one reported on the avenue at tenth street. police are on the scene there. and we're still at pratt and conklin and also at wabash between garrison and northern parkway. but if you're traveling on the beltway we are still? good shape for the most par

there is no change in the visibility. likewise, from the other key public spaces around telegraph hill. pioneer park, for example, you can see that there is no encumbrance of views on these pieces. preserving light and sun lights basis, this is part of the project design. we are including 30,000 square feet of new sunlit public spaces. as you saw this morning, the effect on sue bierman park. by computer, you can identify two rivers. previously less than 1/1 thousand of 1% of any effect. believe me, this is imperceptible from the point of view of us as human beings using the site. design excellence. the project requires the highest level of design. to this end, we are designing a building which is quiet and elegant, designed to be a strong urban edge, defining the civic space that it fronts. the intention is to withstand the changes in fashion and trends over time and make this a project that wears well in terms of aesthetics but also in terms of materials used. we are using limestone, naturally patinad materials. hardwood

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