the olympic game and you watch usain bolt and say i'm ready. that was the feeling. and after a couple of hours i was just like respecting him so much. because i'm so happy that some people are pushing the thing so much. and basically say kid, okay. come on. and he was kind enough to invite me on the set of "avatar" and give me lot of tips. this guy is very generous. he doesn't want to keep the thing for himself. he's happy to share and we're using all this technology that he has on "avatar" which is even better now and so all the people in new zealand and here in california who work on "star wars." they were all working together. and we benefit from all these guys for sure. >> so if this thing works, i suspect it will not that my opinion matters. if this thing works, then

and usain bolt wins his final race before his london swansong, and goes under 10 seconds for the first time this year in the diamond league in monte carlo. hello again. the man who wins the open usually deserves it. to claim the claretjug, open usually deserves it. to claim the claret jug, you open usually deserves it. to claim the claretjug, you need to overcome the claretjug, you need to overcome the weather. wind and rain at birkdale today. all the more impressive that in the worst of it, jordan spieth kept his rivals at arms length. he leads two rounds from matt kuchar. ian poulter is the best placed reddish player at three under par. rory mcilroy it is back in contention on 68. this was a day where mother nature through all she could at royal birkdale. jordan spieth last back. jordan spieth urged to shots clear of the field when all were being swept down the leaderboard. matt kuchar struggled earlier in the day, but unlike his ball, clung on. his second on four under, shooting a 71. as the weather turned, some started to lose their grip. rory mcilroy continued his recovery from a

usain bolt‘s killie could go on and on according tojustin gatlin.might reconsider his decision to quit. when they miss competing at the highest level? it's as not just a competing at the highest level? it's as notjust a figure, it is going to be filled by such young athletes, athletes who want to make a name for themselves. but he has the opportunity to come back. 0nce themselves. but he has the opportunity to come back. once he leaves he can still come back. he can have a year of rest and say, i cannot believe it's too soon stop do you think he might do that? he has that rock star mentality. he could travel the world, have fun, party in different places, come back and say he wants to take this seriously again. the president of cycling's world governing body has hit back at critics as he seeks free election to meet the body. lance armstrong and pat mcquaid have both been vocal in their dislike of his tenure. i could not want better endorsements. neither lance armstrong nor pat mcquaid like what i have been doing with cycling. they are the people in

fingers crossed then that usain bolt is wrapped in cotton wool, he is the main draw and races in the heats of the 100 metres on the opening night. there's full coverage across the bbc — and a special documentary tonight on bbc one looking at the biggest name athletics, bolt is arguably the biggest star in the history of the world championships which date back to 1983 — bolt is arguably the biggest star in the history of the world championships which date back to 1983 — so we'll leave you with a look back at one of his finest hours. the worlds in berlin in 2009 bolt was at his irrepressible best, celebrating with berlino the bear and breaking both his 100 and 200 metres world records. goodnight. hello. this is bbc news the playwright and hollywood actor sam shepard has died. he was nominated for an academy award for best supporting actor for his portrayal of pilot chuck yeagar in the right stuff and received the pulitzer prize for drama in 1979 for his play buried child. he was seventy—three. and one of french cinema's biggest stars, jeanne moreau, died at her home in paris at the age

less usain bolt and more of a tortoise, perhaps.e research is behind the study who's from the school of earth and environmental studies at the university of manchester. thanks for being with us. how fast or slow was t. rex then, according to your calculation is? what we reckon is that you couldn't actually get t. rex to go faster than a walk. but t. rex to go faster than a walk. but t. rex had long walk —— long legs, so a walking cheese breaks could go at around 20mph. is not as large, but not a fast runner. what is the science behind the theory? we digitise every single bone in a t. rex gallatin and assembled it in a computer. we put muscles on this gallatin based on a dissection work we'd donald crocodiles and birds, and produced an anatomically realistic model. we gave it to a simulator which uses artificial intelligence to try and work out how such animal could have moved. initially, we got quite good speeds, it can run at about 18mph. but then we realised, the forces it was applying to the skeleton were just too high, and that

usain bolt‘s career in athletics could go on and on, according to his long time rivaljustin gatlin.can won 100 metres gold at the athens olympics in 2004 and is still going at the age of 35. he thinks bolt might reconsider his decision to quit after next week's world championships in london, should he miss competing at the top level. the special thing about it is he is such a predominant figure who will make a buoy in our sport, but it will be filled with such young athletes and athletes there now who wa nt to athletes and athletes there now who want to make a name for themselves. but he is still coming back. once he leaves he can still come back, had the year of rest and keep coming back. we think we might do that? once he has had a break? why not? he has that rockstar mentality where he might travel the world, have fun in different places, then come back and say, i want to take this seriously. england have suffered an agonising 38—34 defeat in the wheelchair rugby league world cup final. leading by a couple of points with just over two minutes remaining, hosts france scored to rep

american sprinterjustin gatlin is set for a final showdown against usain bolt at next month's world championships—up to the games by going sub—10 seconds for 100 metres, something which bolt hasn't done in his last two races. gatlin clocked 9.96 seconds, beating ivory coast's ben youssef meite into second place. and dafne schippers seems to be peaking at the right time as she prepares to defend her 200 metres title in london. the world champion clocked 22.10 seconds. rory mcilroy says he felt like he was "swimming against the stream" as he began the defence of his irish 0pen title at portstewart. the world number four, who's hosting the tournament through his foundation, is bidding to become the first player since colin montgomerie 20 years ago to retain the title. he laboured to level—par round of 72. england's tommy fleetwood is aiming to complete back—to—back tour wins, following his victory at the french open last week. he opened up with a 2—under—par 70. but the ones to catch are benjamin herbert of france, and this man, daniel im of the usa. they lead by one shot after after sharing a cours

fingers crossed then that usain bolt is wrapped in cotton wool, he is the main draw and races in the

usain bolt‘s career in athletics could go on and on according to his long time rivaljustin gatlin.tres gold at the athens olympics in 2004 and is still going at the age of 35. he thinks bolt might reconsider his decision to quit after next week's world championships in london, should he miss competing at the top level. the special thing is notjust such a predominant figure who will make a void in our sport, but it is going to be filled by such young athletes and athletes who are now and to want to make a name for himself. but he has the opportunity to come back and he could have a universe than say do you know what? i left too soon. do you know what? i left too soon. do you think you might well do that? why not? he has that rock star mentality where he could travel the world go and have fun at a party in different places and then say i want to take this seriously one more time. england have suffered an agonising 38—34 defeat in the wheelchair rugby league world cup final leading by a couple of points with just over two minutes remaining, hosts france scored to repeat their victory

usain bolt has won his last race before he defends his world 100 metres title at next month's world championshipsmaican won in the diamond league meeting in monaco — perhaps not the quality of field he'll face in london. but a season's best of 9.95 seconds nevertheless. and the first time he's gone under ten seconds this season. britain's cj ujah finished fourth injust over 10 seconds. and a great run tonight from laura muir in the women's 3,000 metres — the scot finished third and beat her personal best by almost eight seconds and her fellow scot eilish mccolgan also produced a brilliant run to finish fourth and set a new pb by 12 seconds. chelsea have completed the signing of spain striker alvaro morata from real madrid for a club record fee believed to be around 60 million pounds. the 24—year—old has signed a five—year deal and willjoin the chelsea squad on their preseason tour of asia. morata forshaw is our first choice. he isa morata forshaw is our first choice. he is a good striker. he is a player with the right prospect for chelsea. he is very young, and for sure he can improvea he is very

usain bolt can run up to 28 miles per hour. that. >> that's okay. >>> corporations for national and community service conducted two studies and found people who volunteer have less loneliness and more satisfaction with life. a volunteer companion said that paying it forward is paying off in ways she never imagined. >> once i started the program, it was like, wow. i noticed i was more active and i looked forward to the next day. >> according than 245,000 adults participate in senior corps programs around the country. >>> they didn't get first, second accident or third place in the robotics competition but they still won. they were rejected twice for u.s. visass until president trump intervened and won a silver medal for courageous achievement for a can-do attitude when things don't go as plan. the teenagers parented parent -- participated here in washington, d.c. and next year in mexico city. >> i tell you that robots are taking over. >> as long as they're not real. >> yeah, yeah. good stuff. >>> all right. we're looking at stre

usain middle america doesn't ca re 45%.cially if they pass this health ca re especially if they pass this health care legislation and failure is not an option. the mid—term elections are coming up. let me talk about polling, it meant nothing during the presidential elections. i predicted it would come down to cruz or trump and it was dismissed. thank you for p°ppin9 and it was dismissed. thank you for popping in. much more coming up, stay with us, now time to look at the weather. chris fawkes has the details. we have had over half a month's worth of rain over some places. a lot of big puddles and standing water at the start of the day but that has all cleared away. this is a glorious picture. sunshine out at the moment, lasting until the evening. 0vernight, clear skies the moment, lasting until the evening. 0vernight, clearskies and light winds allowing temperatures to drop away quickly. in northern ireland and scotland, a cold one in the countryside. possibly some ground frost in the coldest areas. a chilly start thursday

and usain bolt wins his final race before his london swansong...e carlo. hello again. the man who wins the open usually deserves it — not just because they've beaten 155 other golfers. but to claim the claretjug you've got to overcome the weather too. and boy, did the weather test them at royal birkdale today. wind and rain that got worse as the day went on. so all the more impressive that in the worst of it. jordan spieth kept his rivals at arm's length. the american leads after two rounds. from his compatriot matt kuchar who's two back. ian poulter is the best—placed british player on three under par. with rory mcilroy‘s 68 putting him back in contention. ben croucher reports. this was a day when a mother nature through all she could at royal birkdale. and when jordan through all she could at royal birkdale. and whenjordan spieth laughed right back on herface. they had to contend with a great british summer. had to contend with a great british summer. spieth urged two shots clear of the field, three birdies an eagle when all around were getting

it is 200 metres, about as faras usain underwater.tres underneath the surface of the water so it is immense, it really is. it has come from a region called larsen c, imagine the antarctic peninsular, a finger of land going up peninsular, a finger of land going up towards south america. it has come off the eastern side of that and it will move away gradually over the coming weeks and months, driven by the tides and by the winds and currents and they will have to monitor it because it is so big it could get into shipping lanes and if it does that it will obviously become a navigation hazard. what about the reasons for a breaking away, our scientists concerned ? about the reasons for a breaking away, our scientists concerned? this is what antarctica does when it gets up is what antarctica does when it gets up in the morning, it carves iceberg. this area called larsen c is an ice shelf, as the glaciers come off the land they go into the ocean and then they lift up and become buoyant and that ice joins together and calls —— forms and ice s

usain bolt‘s career in athletics could go on and on according to his long time rivaljustin gatlin. of 35. he thinks bolt might reconsider his decision to quit after next week's world championships in london. the special thing about it is not just such a predominant figure who will make a void in our sport, but it will be filled by such young athletes who want to make a name for themselves but he has the opportunity always to come back. once he leaves, he can come back, he can have a year of rest and concede, you know what i love it too much i am coming back. you think he would do that after a break? he has a rock star mentality, he can travel the world and have fun and then say, i wa nt to world and have fun and then say, i want to come back. world and have fun and then say, i want to come back. england are the favourites to win next month's women's rugby union world cup but even if they do, the players won't have their professional contracts renewed. the rfu will instead switch the funding to rugby sevens. with the controversy threatening to overshadow the start of the tournament,

ex its fastest, an adult t-rex can only reach about 12mph, left in the dust by olympian usain bolt.man is faster. >> if it couldn't move very quickly, was it an ambush predator, for example, or was it going around and relying on tlready-dead animals and just being a sort of scavenger? >> reporter: while scavenger doesn't exactly hit hollywood's killer image, the t-rex still holds one key title -- strongest jaws of any animal on land. sat it lacks in speed, it makes up for in bite. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> mason: little legs but a big mouth, and i'm not sure that's a race i would have wanted to run. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org now double the size, and forcing thousands from their homes. the grueling fight to control the fl good e >>> kpix 5 news begins with the inferno raging near yosemite. now double the size and forcing thousands from their homes, the fight to control the flames. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz.

usain bolt was victorious in his final race, before his swansong, at the world athletics championships‘s, c.j ujah, finished fourth. bolt is now looking forward to trying to add to his 11 world gold medals. i‘m always excited for a championship. i think after that i will be sad, but i‘m really excited going into these championships. i know it‘s going to be energetic. i know there will be a lot of jamaicans and i know it will be big. so for me, i‘m really excited going into this. i‘m just going to do my best as always and aim to win. that‘s it. that‘s all sport for now. you can keep up—to—date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. that‘s: bbc.co.uk/sport. i‘ll have more in the next hour. some residents on the greek island of kos have spent the night in tents after a big earthquake. two people were killed and hundreds were injured during the shake which left buildings damaged. british visitors were caught up in it. police say the two who died were tourists — a 22—year—old from sweden and a 39—year—old from turkey. a police chief in the us state of minnesota has resigned after

at its fastest, an adult t-rex can only reach about 12mph, left in the dust by olympian usain bolt.ven the average human is faster. >> if it couldn't move very quickly, was it an ambush predator, for example, or was it going around and relying on already-dead animals and just being a sort of scavenger? >> reporter: while scavenger doesn't exactly hit hollywood's killer image, the t-rex still holds one key title -- strongest jaws of any animal on land. what it lacks in speed, it makes up for in bite. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >>> that's the overnight for this thursday. for some, the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morni morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anthony mason, thanks for watching. >>> welcome to the overnight news, i'm michelle miller, o.j. simpson steps back into the spotlight today. he's up for parole and appears in court via video conference from the lovelock correction center in nevada. he was acquitted in what many called the trial of the century, the murder of his wife and her male frien

i'm thinking of someone particularly like usain bolt, who is likely to make headlines in london overday out practice. every day they would give it 100% and i struggled with that in a big way when i was younger so eventually, i also found my way how it is possible and how i need to motivate myself and what team i need around me to be able to do that, so, yes, i feel like it around me to be able to do that, so, yes, ifeel like it has been really important to me in my life to have inspiring figures wherever i look andi inspiring figures wherever i look and i take it mostly from sporting legends. congratulations again, roger, it is an extraordinary achievement to win an eighth title 14 years after your first. enjoy the moment. thank you very much. in a moment, the news at one but first, weather update. high, from any of us, the weekend was disappointingly cloudy, but as we go back to work, high pressure builds on and we have the sunshine back with us. this was the sunshine back with us. this was the sunni seen earlier in the day and hour, south of wales. thank you for that picture. you c

olympic gold medallist will be appearing in the 100 metres at the world club championship next month, usainis last major event before retirement. he will be an action at the diamond league meeting in monaco this evening. he says he is hoping to go under ten seconds for the first time this year as his preparations for london continue.|j don't preparations for london continue.” don't worry about anybody in the race, i don't worry about anybody in the race, lam don't worry about anybody in the race, i am here to run and to execute. 1.5 runs is not something i stress about. i am here to run fast and entertain the crowd, but i am here to work on different things, to get perfect for when the big race comes in three weeks. for me, i want to win, i want to execute and perform, but i am here to also execute and make sure i can try and get as close to a perfect race and get as close to a perfect race and get better. leading up to the world championships. tom daley has been in action at the world aquatic championships, hoping for redemption in the ten metre platform having missed out on a place at the

. >> host: usain media matters on the dashboards escalated into the national outrage. it sounds like the remark of considerable disapproval. read it five times if you want. media matters place is a remark on the dashboard of millions of americans. >> guest: they could take something other people wouldn't have seen it used the tools at the disposal against the target but they've been monitoring and generate it into something that generates national news coverage that is a huge success story. >> host: is it 100% true evidence. let's go through some of the specifics. you state is there a similar sort of thing where he was not being very well heated or there wasn't a lot of attention paid in that he did get slammed by media matters and fox. >> guest: more attention at the time was being paid and what we discussed with immus and that is why he was so disturbing to the people that he opposes. and precisely because he had a large platform that shows him becoming very successful and then day after day the drumbeat he was following was his own smear campaign and you could say t

usain bolt‘s career in athletics could go on and on according to his long time rivaljustin gatlin.going at the age of 35. he thinks bolt might reconsider his decision to quit after next week's world championships in london, should he miss competing at the top level. the special thing about him, is not just such a predominant figure who will create a void in our sport but it will be filled by such young athletes who want to make a name for themselves but he has the opportunity to come back. he can still come back, he can have when year of arrest but he could say he loved tracks so much he wants to come back. you think you might do that after a break? he has that rock star mentality, travel the world, go party and have fun and come back and say i want to have another experience. 50 mo farah has decided he is going to end his track career at the diamond league final next month. the 3a—year—old plans to quit the track after august but instead he will race in zurich before quitting to focus on the marathon. that's all sport for now. lizzie greenwood—hughes will have more with sportsday

i get inspired in a big way by usain bolt, le bron james, rossi or schumacher.ossible and how i needed to motivate myself, how i needed a team around me to motivate myself and do that. it‘s been really important for me to have inspiring figures —— inspiring figures. i take it mostly from legends. confrank laces again, roger, it‘s an extraordinary achievement to have won an eighth title 14 years after your first. enjoy the moment. i sure will, thank you very much. appreciate it. russell fuller talking to the brilliant roger federer, so special he said it was and also interesting takening inspiration from other sports people and looking at how they practise day in day out. yes, guess what you have got to work really ha rd to guess what you have got to work really hard to do what roger federer has done. so many comments about doctor who. most of you are very delighted jodie whittaker is to become the 13th doctor. ian says i wish her all the best, then he goes on the say, i‘m one of the minority who won‘t be watching after 40 years of being a fan. i bet you any mone

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but if you know anything about uncle sam, you know -- if usain, awning person witness, please call berlindepartment and iain and lucy i got to tell uh-uh don't go on many stories where the victim of a crime brings you a bag of cookies. >> she did? >> that's a nice person we're talking about. >> that's dorothy. let's hope she gets it back. all right. >> i'm sure those cookies are good. thank you, chris. >> probably gave him some milking to with those cookies. >> yeah. >> all right. caught on camera septa police officer saved a man trapped in burning car. transit authority just released dash and body cam footage. sergeant mark pasquarello was patrolling when he saw the car rear ended a trash truck. he rushed right over with the help of someone else pulled the unconscious man out of the burning car moments before flames engulf it. >> the fire was right there. it's hot. it's, um, you just worry like you know thinking back of your head. this car will blow up any second. pretty scary. watching it, like i said, it fell like i was there for like 20 minutes try to get him out. so, you know, seeing

usain bolt was victorious in his final race before his swansong at the world athletics championshipsen seconds for the first time this year. britain's cj ujah finished fourth. iam i am always excited for the championship. right now i am really excited going into the championship. i knew it was going to be energetic. i knew it was going to be energetic. i knew there would be many jamaicans. for me, i am excited to come into this. i willjust do my best as always, and that is it. and there was a great run from laura muir in the women's 3,000 metres. smashing her personal best by eight seconds as she finished third, a place ahead of her fellow scot eilish mccolgan who also set a new pb. 12 seconds faster than her previous best. chris froome is just two stages away from a fourth tour de france title. he finished in the bunch on stage 19 yesterday as norway's edvan bosen—hagen took the win. froome has a 23—second lead to protect going into today's time trial in marseille this afternoon. if he emerges unscathed, he'll be crowned champion on the champs elysses tomorrow. tom daley is through

it will be mo farrah‘s last championship on the track, usain bolt is retiring afterwards. well. she's doing the 1500 and the five k at the world champs. that is an athlete who has not really had the opportunity to step up really had the opportunity to step up on the wild level at championships. this is her chance. to really become the next greg rutherford. many people may not have heard of her, but if she gets a medal in london, all of a sudden evenif medal in london, all of a sudden even if she wins, she will really put herself on the map. she is a fantastic athlete to look out for. gina asher smith, a carrier at 2012, one of the young girls behind the block. now she is one of the best sprinters in britain. she has had some injuries but she will run the 200 metres in london, another athlete who if she gets it right on the day and does not spend too much energy, she could realistically get a medal. we have loads of fantastic athletes, in my opinion, it would pay me to say by still hold the british record, and i think it will go. matt hudson smith in my own events, go. matt

usain bolt can run 20 miles an hour. >> i think i was hoping it toa bit bigger. >> maybe they're not a scan jer doesn't fit hollywood's image of the ruler of the rock. predator versus scavenger at this point. scientists believe he has the strongest jaw of any animal ever to roam earth. ten times more than the alligator. >> my 5-year-old than ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ health care works best when it's centered around one thing: you. we are kaiser permanente and we believe that with better research, the right medicine, and connected and comprehensive care, we're helping millions thrive. ♪ visit kp.org/wearekp to learn more. >>> oh, my goodness. one couple's gender reveal didn't go as planned. the ball was supposed to break open showing the powder color. the ball hit her in the face. it's supposed to blow pink or blue powder. >> you can't even laugh at that. >> very painful. >>> on that note, welcome back. >>> hoar's to not getting hit in the face. gayle is off so bianna lo good morning. >> i had a more subtle reveal when i announced my pregnancy. >>> right now time to show you this morning

and usain bolt has said his final event will be in london before hanging up his spikes. tour de france after picking up year's tour de france after picking upa year's tour de france after picking up a shoulder injury, meanwhile one rider has shown us how much they put their bodies do over the three weeks of the rest. —— three weeks of the race. these are the legs of pavel poljanski, ta ken after yesterday's stage heading towards the alps. have a look at those. i'lljust give you a few seconds to get used to what you are looking at. the polish rider posted the picture saying, "i think my legs look a little tired." he's currently 75th overall. hugh, thanks very much. that was pretty grim, and we could have done without the sometime as well! —— without the sometime as well! —— without the sometime as well! —— without the suntan. more now on the bbc revealing how much it pays its biggest stars, as part of corporation's annual report. the director general, lord hall, said the corporation had to attract the very best, and warned that making the details public would drive up wag

usain bolt, was victorious in his final race, before his swansong, at the world athletics championshipsrst time this year. britain's, c.j ujah, finished fourth. i'm always excited for a championship. i think after that i will be sad, but i'm really excited going into these championships. i know it's going to be energetic. i know it's going to be energetic. i know there will be a lot of jamaicans andi know there will be a lot of jamaicans and i know it will be big. for me, i'm really excited going into this. i'm just going to do my best as always and aim to win. that's it. and there was a great run from laura muir, in the women's 3,000 metres, smashing her personal best, by eight seconds, as she finished third, so a place ahead of her fellow scot, eilish mccolgan, who also set a new pb 12 seconds faster than her previous best. chris froome is just two stages away from a fourth tour de france title. he finished in the bunch on stage 19 yesterday as norway's edvan bosen—hagen took the win. froome has a 23—second lead to protect, going into the time trial in marseille this afternoon. if he

stadium, the end ofan athletics at the london stadium, the end of an era for mo farah on the track, usain microphone, after nearly 40 years, and there is a special programme about brendan foster on bbc one this afternoon, not to be missed. iam sure missed. i am sure he's looking forward to really bittersweet. some gardening in his retirement — or probably more running! this weekend will see commemorations to mark the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the battle of passchendaele, which came to symbolise the horror of the great war. three months of fighting killed or injured more than 450,000 men on both sides. when it was over, the allies had gained five miles of german territory. historian nick lloyd's book takes a new look at events by using previously unexamined german documents. nick, welcome to breakfast. nice to see you, it is interesting, isn't it? if you think of world war i. isn't it? if you think of world war i, these are the images that spring to mind, and it does painta picture of the huge death toll on both sides, but you have been looking that in the book, and it is not a

usain bolt‘s career in athletics could go on and on according to his long time rivaljustin gatlin.s decision to quit after next week's world championships in london, should he miss competing at the top level. the special thing about him is not just such a predominant figure who will make a void in our sport, but it's going to be filled by such young athletes, athletes who are there now i'm on to make a name for themselves. he has the opportunity to coming back. once he leaves, he can still come back. he can have a year of rest and say, you know what, i love tracks so much i can't leave this soon. you think you might do that? why not? he has a rock star mentality. he can travel the world, have fun, party in different places and come back and say i want to take the serious one more time. celtic have been fined just over £20,000 for crowd offences during their champions league qualifying round match against northern ireland champions linfield. uefa imposed the fine upon celtic for a banner portraying a figure in paramilitary uniform and also for fans blocking stairways. england manage

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