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u. k. confirmed with three thousand six hundred because the nineteen related deaths meanwhile a temporary hold special set to house four thousand coronavirus patients opens its doors in the capitotol london. it's a coming up in the press from ten to three three all they nationwide lockdown to prevent the spread of the corona virus with checks being around top. get helping hand. drone technology. when i walked in the changed into you out from twenty former self like this and be all he would have longng for you this hour. we tae you first see the united states which now accounts for almost a quarter over portions coronavirus cases worldwide. you'll the epicenter of america's outbreaks or its highest single increase in the number of covered ninety rerelatedd deaths with five hundred and sixty two this friday. will be mall the stations facing a dire shortage defense relations with several hundred set to beat. distribution to the holders take hospitals falsely full featured. brian has this repor

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the u. k. now has around thirty thousand confnfirmed cases of covert nineteen. but with the shortage of testing kits many people with symptoms on table to check if they have the virus. the nhs workers it's a problem some having to self isolate when they needed him over streretched hospitals. this is the time when people needs us more rather than staying home if i'm short i'm negative it's better for me to go back to work rather than waiting for fourteen days at. room two weeks ago i had. the symptoms very bad ones so it's i am do you to come back to work on a friday so i thought before i come i'm going to get checked what i'm- going to have to have an email confirmation invitation confirmation. i don't have this. british authorities b blamed the l lackf tests on a shortage of this will be needed to tatake samples of chemicals known as reagents. but some have criticized the governrnment's resesponse to the outbreak the u. k. he was slower than many european countries to implement lockdown measures to help prevent. the transmission of the virus. meanwhile in its l

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>>in washington, i'm karin caifa >>this year's tennis tournament in the u k has been canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic the grass court grand slam was set to start on june 29th. it's the first time littleton has been called off since world war 2, the number of confirmed cases has continued to rise in the u k with its government implementing lockdown measures on the entire country. and italy is extending its national lockdown until at least april 13th to cope with the pandemic the country's prime minister said today that although they are seeing a quote positive effects of these social distancing measures that are in place perspective now, italy's first went into a national lockdown on march 10th and it continues to be one of the hardest hit cotries by coronavirus with over 105,000 confirmed cases and ov 12,000 reported deaths. news that came out of the white house today in the daily briefing with the president along with the coronavirus task force they addressed some new efforts to get lifesaving gear to first responders forced to resist asu has the latest. >>the difficult d

has been in touch with london after the u. k. prime minister boris johnson was moved to intensive care for covid-19 treatment. >> americans are all praying for his recovery. >> reporter: earlier the president held 2 calls on the coronavirus. one is pharmaceutical companies, and the other with democratic presidential rival and former vice president joe biden. >> he gave me his point of view, and i fully understood that. we just had a very friendly conversation. >> reporter: a troubling newly released report from the department of human health and services inspector general, found hospitals are dealing with issues including shortage of supplies, personal protective equipment, toilet paper, and linens, according to a survey conducted in late march. >> it's wrong. give me the name of the inspector general. could politics be entered into that. >> reporter: they're urging the president to fully evoke the production act, and appoint a czar to oversee the distribution of critical supplies. the white house is touting the approval of more

thank u. k. coronavirus deaths of. nine huh in a day for the very first time the government announced nine hundred thirty eight deaths. among the total deathth toll of seven thousand ninety seven sie the crisis began. to develop health and social care reports of a sixty thousand p people have tested positive. the most famous of them boris johnsnson uk prime minister remains in intensive care for a sececond day he's reportededly sitting up and engaging. positively with h the medical staff that a patio is following this force in london. it's official the prime minister boris johnson is improving- we've just launched from the child to the exchequer the minister of finances- rishi sooner. that the prime m ministr has beeeen quoted sitting up in bed that he's- talalking. to the clinical teams that arere lookig off to him and that central london hospital st thomas's where he's been. since sundayy evening originally in ward and then. moveded t to intensee c ce as you remember something the on m monday eveningng and of coe tha

so to recap the u. k. now including deaths in cat homes as well as deaths in hospitals that puts the total death toll now just behind that of italy making u. k. the third worst affected country in the world. the cover nineteen- infection has- infected more than three point one million people across the world. i'll kill at least two hundred and seventeen thousand this according to johns hopkins university. in some parts of the world such asurope new factions a slowing. countries easing lockdown meshes but in other regions. this includess africa and some parts of south america new cases are increasing here france twenty four catherine yet but this. with g global infections topping three million people the world health organization is warning the pandemic is far from over. the death toll continues to rise with the virus killing more than two hundred and seventeen thousand people. and in some parts of the wororld infectctions are increasing.g. n india and africa confirmed cases are doubling in less than two w

what sort of trends have you seen in terms of hiring since the coronavirus crisis in the u .k.?on't think there is a personal business that has not been affected by the coronavirus in the u.k. from speaking to family members who have had to shut down small been unemployed, what an incredibly difficult period it has been. we went from 28 million members in the u k and the hiring rate has dropped 50% year over year and that is a number we extend to continue on a downward trajectory in the coming weeks and months. having said that, there are are -- there are sectors that are essential to the pandemic response. if you work in transportation and logistics or hardware and networking and perhaps not surprisingly in health care, we have seen a significant increase in the number of job post in those areas. in health care specifically, roles on the front lines -- people doing hero work. jobs jumped 38%. having said that, there is another group of industries that i would argue are weathering the storm. financial services. i.t. up and down a couple of percentage points. and at the other ext

inin the- u. k. volatility is still in the crude oil markets.. welll the u. s. cigna u us crude benenchmarke wti plunged more than 10% this for today at one point at ten eighteen let. ago believe eighty dollars per. at the international benchmark brent rose nearly 3% b but overall it has fallen by ababout 9% this week net lososs opec. othther it uses. all right do you to cut output by 10% not hasn't been to alleviate concerns of a supply glut especially the uniteded states and this is because stockckpiles and keep prprices. to fallll in denmark almost eight u. s. almomost. our hahappy now the lawsuit week sa. operations it days aren't the ii was l level since two a and eigt and the e crisis is to hit the . s. as shalale i industry w well becausee thehe class. oioil pris hi food produces dowown that fresh. fracking rigs as well okay you can whyhy thank youou y much. not brings you up to date this hour do stay tuned to fronts thank you for. we'e've gt a brand new show f for you on from t twenty fofour it's called the wild confine at a school about this extraord

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here in the u k, the government is facing criticism on their strategy. we have more on the situation across europe. >> the house of commons, normally rowdy for wednesday's prime minister questions, resumed business. with social distancing firmly in place, without boris johnson at the helm. in his place, the foreign secretary. >> since the start of the outbreak, we have delivered one billion items of personal protective equipment and tens of millions -- to the administration. >> of the government has been under fire under the pandemic strategy. by the end of the month, the health secretary had promised the u.k. would be conducting 100,000 tests a day. it is currently carrying out 18,000 per day with a capacity for 40,000. >> there is a pattern emerging here. one slow into lockdown, slow testing, slow on ppe. accept that we have been slow. we have been guided by the chief scientific advisor, the chief medical officer every step along this link. >> the number of deaths in the u.k. continue to rise, with more than 18,000 recorded at hospitals around the coun

back on personnel in an effort to help find the spread of the crown of virus to the top the hour r t u k will be taking over and you can always head to our website in the meantime for up to the minute reports keep well wherever you may be. just financial survival guide. when customers go buy your supplies. well reduce some lower. that's undercutting but what's good for the market is not good for the global economy. night after attention we're going underground on the day of another shuttle julian assange court appointment as the founder of wiki leaks continues to be jailed by u.k. authorities at a london prison struck by coronavirus coming up on the show how did it come to this and why is britain one of the worst hit countries by coronavirus is boris johnson's conservative government looks set to adopt more and more socialist policies we investigate how margaret thatcher's arguable destruction of british society continues to ravage education and culture around the world being of the british people and how we can fix it plus does the child of u.k. civil rights leader office cargill hold t

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with lock down at the end of its 2nd week many more are moving their entire lives online and as r t u k shut it was daschle discovers there are many seeking to exploit the crisis. the corona virus pandemic and the u.k. locked down together mean a lot of scare people cooped up at home relying on the internet like never before news health advice shopping and communication are all now online and that's the perfect environment for fraudsters cyber criminals are capitalizing on covert 19 cashing in on fare with fake cures posted on social media and sending scams directly to your e-mail inbox honey and even drink of all silver mungo's advertises virus treatments for sale on facebook marketplace don't be fooled by the promises make your immune system stronger and help protect against the disease there's no proof any of them work even fake home test kits were listed for 65 pounds before they were removed with the site saying it would ban sellers making health all medical claims related to the corona virus it's not just social media though the banking industry has warned of a surge in so-called

and in u. k. the phone company. says he will know by june or july whether a vaccine it's working on with the university of oxford will be effective. or not. many are now to lebanon where the government has approved a debt to plan to try to pull the country's economy back from its worst problems. in decades the card of ours pandemic has added to the difficulties in the country that was already in an economic crisis befefore it had to go into lockdown. thehe worsening condititions are fueling protests across several cities. defying lockdown rules. in the northern city of tripoli. protesters threw fireworks and stones at soldiers. who retaliated with rubber bullets. as small crowds across several lebanese cities vented their fury at soaring inflation. and an unprecedented. of the currency. banks were prime targets after some looks a result of the us dollar accounts what's that all about how the mafia the prominent short the balancee. come on come on the set to do well laid down on the heads on it in the city on the sho

this is r t u k we're live from central london welcome to our viewers from around the world and we're just waiting for today's coronavirus press conference given by grant shapps the u.k.'s transport minister but in the meantime our other headlines this hour. the u.k.'s chief medical officer warns that the current peak of coronavirus could be artificial as the government's flagship coated 19 testing website shuts down hours after opening as wales followed scotland with a lock down exit plan. a stark difference in virus death rates between northern ireland of the republic leads to questions about the u.k.'s approach will be talking to a doctor based in the north. as the months of fasting and prayer known as ramadan starts muslim communities around the world find themselves unable to assemble in mosques shut done by the pandemic we hear. the u.k. government's coronavirus testing site shuts down within a few hours of opening as the chief medical officer warns of a 2nd or even 3rd peak that's the welshman is to follow scotland by proposing a lot down exit strategies despite westminster sti

up fronts it's early in the u. k. under those. figures are rising. day by day. neck the government to tokyo mother over to dish out of- a hundred thousand yen or nine e hundred and thirty dollllars to every. japanese citizen with a view to questioning the financial blow dealt by this outbrbreak. prime minister shinzo ave is set to hold a news conference this friday to discuss the outbreak. after announcing ann extenension of emergency measures to. cover the entire country simon harding explains. after initially declaring a state of emergency in seven regioions japanese prime minister shinzo ave has now extxtended the measure to the entire country allowing regional governors to implement strong social distancing measures. include on businesses but without any punitive measures obey said it was critical to avoid traveling within japan during the golden week holidays that begins in late april through. early may the home although the vehicle to get there we asked local governments. feel loads residents to refrain from takingng nonessential non urgent trips back to t

this and used they'll just settle the legal university nobody wants to see shot edward stash d r t u k a london as our break down are just some of the biggest headlines from the past week from all of us here at our table we help you and yours are well. i am. when you put yourself in the shoes of the patient. and all of a sudden this potential. will move. to pack with me i think. that long for a long walk and a super video. for that so go with your. my will will get to your do which include. what's kareena sold out of i was destined for successful ballet korea a star student at the vanguard of a kind to be. feared as watch list with only a year to go before graduating to reno started to experience serious health issues go through cheese be a woman. that you would place me including the new waitress just local who gets almost next door to us people will talk over the chill thought we played along pitt and course also and i have also been nothing yet it is a pretty long walk to me what. i think it'll take one. to post. it turned out that while kareena was passing her exams disease blood c

this and you must they'll just settle the legal university nobody wants to shout to edward stash d r t u k a london. the british medical association warns that doctors' lives are being put at risk by dangerously low levels of protective equipment more than $100.00 u.k. health workers have reportedly already died of corona virus but the government has so far confirmed only $69.00 deaths amid the shortage is the national health service the n.h.s. has controversially changed its guidelines now advising medics to reuse gowns and aprons doctors say that's extremely dangerous and goes against all safety advice it's prompted the unions to call for an independent inquiry into the government's policy on protective equipment. the n.h.s. confederation and the doctors union say they will now support medics who refuse to work without adequate protection we discussed all of that with dr anna hemming an n.h.s. commentator or lightly. i think it's a very personal thing that each doctor or nurse is an individual and they have feelings about age how they do their job and we all have a and want to help and c

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and also in london indeed it is time now to hand over to our t u k will be here with updates for you. the stories that we're told 'd to this point are going to seem. instantly and we're great to have a whole busy new generation of storytelling moving forward our very definition of what a hero is one of knowingness what's sessions are all of that change smoothing into the future our whole value system that's shifted and change. greetings and sell you terry shoes. this week while talk of impeachment reigns supreme on our cable news airwaves and social media news feeds the trumpet ministration tighten the federal rules regarding work requirements for millions of americans currently on supplemental nutrition assistance program or snap this move effectively leaves an estimated 688000 jobless souls living in the united states without access to discounted or free food also the u.s. department of agriculture can save the government 5500000000 dollars over 5 years or roughly a little over a $1000000000.00 a year meanwhile the business of politics my friends is booming the wall street journal i

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out of this a huge deal just simple become university nobody wants to see shot to edit stash d r t u k. the number of confirmed covert 1000 cases in ecuador has now surpassed 22000 and with almost 600 fatalities the country is deploying mobile more x. the refrigerated trucks have been seen parked in the capital reportedly capable of storing up to $200.00 bodies or areas and are overwhelmed and some of terry's are running out of burial space in other parts of the country. i did mond please i want to know where my father is please you know hold up and it's not clear that one seen my dad's body i'm desperate i cry every day because i can see my father i would like him to have his christian dorio so that all his family can. look like little bit of time they do to contain us they will place there at the main entrance of the past while this public cemetery the containers with that with blood leaking out of them salutes all over the floor even my guts in my hand if this is a fact and our respiratory tracks the kids are fairly certain my case last week i didn't understand the reason for the sm

so how much has the prime minister's illness influenced the attitudes towards the coronavirus in the u k. well in the beginning of this crisis a prime minister himself seemed kind of careless and i think that reflected in many people's attitudes now of course that has changed went to show that this virus doesn't discriminate so definitely more people became a lot more careful but i think it's also because of the she and numbers that we're looking at here in the u.k. that people are getting more and more worried we are at a point where the death toll has nearly reached $8000.00 it's comparable to the end spain almost the rise of deaths per day $7.00 to $800.00 at the moment the national health service is slowly becoming overwhelmed at some places already at a breaking point where doctors and nurses a saying hospital beds are filling up way too quickly so while boris johnson seems to be out of the woods the country at this point definitely is not yet and he would . expect in the office so to speak. not yet least a just off recovery that could take a few days i guess if we look at the other

health service just seems to keep on mounting keep growing why is this such a huge problem for the u k. well from the outside it presents a picture of a health system that's not very resilient that has really struggled to cope with a pandemic and has really done this at the back of their staff for really working extremely long hours and who are saying that they can't go on like this for much more we are also seeing that a lot of the norm know work that the health service does normally is just not being done at the moment it's almost exclusively dealing with the corona pandemic because everything that was in the system had to be mobilized to deal with this immediate emergency so for example we have cancer charities warning that thousands of cancer will go undetected at the moment because people are just not going to the doctor and they also are not just not being referred to to hospitals for for more special treatment and also routine operations have been cancelled so really everything and everybody inside the health system is just concentrating on the pandemic and this will present pro

because there is a huge deal just simply become university once again it's a shock to edit stash d r t u k london. the number of confirmed covert 900 cases an aqua door has now also passed 22000 and i'm a 600 fatalities the country is deploying mobile morgues the refrigerated trucks have been seen parked in the capital there reportedly capable of storing up to $200.00 bodies mortuaries are overwhelmed and some materials are running out of variable space elsewhere in the country. i demand please i want to know where my father is please you know what up and it's not can't that one see my dad's body i'm desperate i cry every day because i can see my father i would like him to have his christian dorio so that all his family can. see it but i don't put the middle of it last time they drew the containers they were placed there at the main entrance of the past while this public cemetery the containers were parked there with blood leaking out of them salutes all over the floor even my guts in my hand if this is a fact and our respiratory tracks the kids are fairly certain. my case last week i didn

vigilant not just with your physical health but with your safety online to sharjah edwards daschle r t u k. it is a lot of people been coming up with plenty of creative ways to try to break the boredom of self isolation with a constant look at the fridge from online workouts to virtual night clubs there are all sorts of solutions to get us together without actually getting together from some people who really know what it's like though to spend months unable to go out the front door. on earth in our quarantine conditions this is an easy way to spend time in the conditions during the preparation for a space flight and during the flight itself we are put in a much more extreme situation compared to what we have to experience in a training capsule in which we are completely isolated from any information for 5 days what we are experiencing now can be called a holiday. isolation in space isolation in the workplace not in the circle of family and friends this is isolation in a state of a fairly high risk with an unfavorable external environment and the timing of vice elation is definitely differ

vigilant not just with your physical health but with your safety online to shop to edgewood stash r t u k. you're back here in moscow before i leave you are one of the main breaking news from russia assassin in one person has died after a gas boilers exploded in an apartment building but 80 kilometers east of here in moscow the blast caused part of the building to collapse as you're about to see emergency services say 6 people have been rescued from the rubble there they believe there's i'm likely to be anyone else traps you can see this is the immediate aftermath of a lot of dust there you'll see the damage of the 2nd 5 apartments have been totally destroyed while another 5 have been badly damaged a correspondent on his way there soon as he goes down of gets there we're going to have a live look at the mess the. breaking news here on r.t. international. micrographs sions art sleights i gets to you know why it's our man for example there's there's fights against women or more on nonwhite so it's it's it's always you know the idea is that stay. it's the directed toward a privileged group a

back on personnel in an effort to help fight the spread of the corona virus at the top of the hour r t u k will be taking over and you can always had to our website in the meantime for up to the minute reports keep well wherever you may be. just don't. let me. get to shape. and in detroit. trail. find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led some. way. what is true what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still has the lead up to the reality of it we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing for a living minimum wage gave many people no choice. just been a problem with the city knows turn the temperature in cold or stay way out almost. concerted effo

actually happens in hospitals and it's still not known when the peak of coronavirus will be in the u k. let's bring in rory chan's now he joins us live from london so any word on how he's doing in intensive care and why he might come out. since i sent that report in late last night it does not seem that it's boris johnson's condition has deteriorated significantly any further michael gove the cabinet secretary has been speaking to the british media this morning on the dating us on on what's happened overnight he says that the prime minister has received oxygen support bots that he hasn't been put on a ventilator or or intubated and that as far as he knows or a strengths and has not had any new motion the diagnosis it's being reported in the british media the assumption got about 4 liters of oxygen. the usual threshold for covert 19 patients in i.c.u. intensive care units in the u.k. is about 50 liters so that puts him perhaps. certainly in the in the better health part of the intensive care spectrum for over 19 patients even though dissolves see a very serious situation that the prime

that's about 80 fewer fatalities from the day before john holl has more on what lies ahead for the u k. but i think anybody frankly is expecting very much to change here much before the end of may and again prophet professor ferguson reiterating this week of a government very worried about the people coming out in the sunshine taking advantage of the parks and open spaces i hate to say this park looks like people are behaving pretty responsibly but in lots of other places they have not been the health secretary saying if you don't stay indoors apart from at the absolute essentials like exadata exercising briefly or walking your dog they may have to cancel the privilege to exercise outside at all the number of new coronavirus related deaths in spain of 4 than for the 3rd day in a row with already as reported 674 deaths on sunday compared 280900 day earlier brings the total number of fatalities 212400 iran is reporting another 151 deaths but the number of new infections has decreased for the 5th consecutive day president hassan rouhani says low risk economic activities will resume on sat

figures together so that an accurate single figure can be arrived at all right paul ryan there in the u k. covert 19 is expected to cause many more people to go hungry the united nations says the outbreak will push more than a quarter of a 1000000000 people to the brink of starvation unless they get help 55 countries where there's a food crisis are highly vulnerable to the consequences of the virus in the allen and south sudan more than half of the population face acute food shortages matthew hollingworth is the world food program's country director for south sudan he says the pandemic is disrupting food supplies even in urban areas private 19 is bringing back to south sudan and a new prices the. people who are typically average to make a living on tragedy will employment and who suddenly because of carbon 19 and not able to do their restrictions coming in supply chain restrictions lockdowns or affecting their ability to earn enough money to buy food in the markets the other thing of course is that these people all rely on markets to meet their own needs and most of that food is coming in

we should have been able to we in the u k, the u.s. could not have done what the chinese did because we don't have that kind of society. but we are doing with the chinese did, just too late. we are depriving people of what would have been considered basics of civil liberties, only weeks ago, because it is the right thing to do for society. vonnie: bill winters there. manhattan home sellers are holding back listings. pushing inventory down 8%. the first decline for the period since 2007. joining us on the phone now is jonathan miller. it is interesting to see this drop. is the housing economy grinding to a halt just like the rest of the economy, or is there some light to be seen in the housing market? jonathan: well, right now, the way to look at the market is essentially paused. it did not pause in new york until about two weeks ago, so we just released a report covering the first quarter. the data reflects the first two and a half months. the second two weeks have been characterized by a winding down of transactions and a drop in inve

c are reopening 100 k of units in the u k by next week.eve we are on other side of the closures. in a lot of markets right now, people are reopening dining rooms. we are on the upswing but we cannot predict like anybody else exactly the timing of all the reopening's. that is why a lot of companies are withdrawn guidance until we get a better sense of what these curves look like. ! china, the largest business that we have, talked about that they are on the other side of this, seeing almost all of their stores reopen. i think they are at 99% of stores reopened now. we love that we have this off premise business that is really designed to succeed in these times. as you reopen, what have you noticed are your bigger issues, regardless of the demand and the customer side, just in terms of operation. the reopening challenges two different stories. in the united states, the vast majority of our stores are open. and taco bell's have drive-through is on them. pizza hut is designed for off premise consumption with delivery and carry out. one of the c

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u. k. we're live from central london welcome to our viewers from around the world and we're expecting the government's daily coronavirus briefing within the next few minutes and this will be led by the health secretary matt hancock and he's already under pressure after promising 100000 daily coronavirus test by the end of this month will be going live there shortly in the meantime our top stories this hour. i ask you to contain your read peachey it's called i believe we are coming to the end of the 1st phase of this conflict prime minister boris johnson wants against easing lockdown restrictions too early and pleads with the public to be patient as you turns to westminster following his own battle with coronavirus ability to get a commentator peter oborne surely. the minister for the cabinet office mughal go claims he hopes the crisis will focus the minds of the new negotiators in order to secure a trade deal with the u.k. by the end of the year we hear from a political strategist. an incre

so they're condensing it all down to just be a we still got the bans in effect for u k mexico you really can't go anywhere. they can come here and it's too bad too because there's no fog delays flights so it's perfect weather for yeah and that's what we want to talk about is the perfect weather brings people out and don't be a cool video. >>and go out there and walk in groups and gather together and everything john. exactly how these nice days is the most tempting to be covidiot for sure, but you just got to see practice and that social distancing of looking out there and not sausalito right now just a beautiful day and that the goalkeeper chiswell sitting under a lot of sunshine this morning so much social distance do get out their walk the dog still search or legs but by just not crowded spot for glee internet but temperatures in the 40's and 50's right now with the oakland alameda san mateo are for spots back in the 50's well see how we are still holding on to the upper 30's now are you also going to 30's earlier this morning skies, nice and clear you can see that your web cam views a

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