isolated tornadoes and the wind damage will sweep through areas of georgia and north florida late tonight. that will continue early tomorrow morning. so, we'll get the line of storms with the wind damage right through the carolina coastal areas, south of georgia and north florida. then we'll get round two during the afternoon and we could even get an isolated tornado with that, too. that is from orlando, eling like winter and that cold air is going to set the stage for our snow event as we go into tuesday night and wednesday. >>> and yes, unfortunately it is now looking more likely for a possible nor'easter on wednesday for the mid-atlantic and northeast. we'll talk about that coming up. >> not even surprising at this point. thanks, bill. >>> someone in pennsylvania got extremely lucky this saint patty's weekend. a single ticket matched the drawing for the powerball jackpot worth more than $456 million, the 8th largest jackpot in the game's history. winning numbers, 22, 27, 59, 60, 67 and the powerball 7. so we don't know who won yet or where the lucky ticket was sold. so we don't know if

no problem with severe weather today as cleanup day in north florida. we'll talk more about the timing of all this mess as we come back. >> it's going to be important. president trump has named a post office in bakersfield, california after legendary singer merle haggard, who died in 2016 at the age of 79. >>> marvel's black panther continues to break records. twitter reports the superhero film has inspired 35 million tweets, making it the most tweet bd movie of all time. >>> zoo workers expect to know the gender of the cub by may and will release a list of potential names. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. and that's not a tissue protection. lysol kills over 100 illness- causing germs and viruses, even those that cause the h3n2 flu virus. lysol. what it takes to protect. are confusing quilted northern for robes. they're both cushiony

we will see the snow stick around, 30 in new york, called as south as north florida, 35 in jacksonville was the system is gone but finding snow across the interior sections of the northeast. into the weekend, some of this moisture up from the gulf of mexico, threat for severe weather as well. this feature across the mid-atlantic sunday, potentially develop across portions of the southeast and maybe the northeast sunday and monday. the gfs model developed the storm system. how close it comes to because my is yet to be determined but the european model has backed off completely and doesn't develop this storm. we like that result but we still have to watch it. northeast, unsettled weather, new stores across the west, nice over the central us. we will keep you updated on the possible groundhog day storm monday. put your clocks ahead. maybe we will sleep through the nor'easter. jillian: put new batteries in your smoke detectors. >> i am very proud of you. rob: dropping the hammer on countries unfair with trade policies was one big businessman has his back. jillian: carly shimkus is here with

back down just north of new orleans and maybe the florida panhandle. as far as the weekend goes, watching the strong storms on saturday. by sunday, news gets into the mid-atlantic. as of now, this looks to sneak south of new england, missing and sparing us from another nor'easter. we'll watch it over the weekend. can't rule it out completely, but odds favor a glancing miss and we feed it. >>> still ahead, around the world, president trump's tariff moves are being slammed. we'll take a look at the global markets. the rare and tunnel project would link new jersey and manhattan. as you can imagine, it's been a top priority for new jersey and new york lawmakers, including senate minority leader chuck schumer. according to politico, trump may be using his opposition to gateway to leverage funding for other priorities in the omnibus bill, including the border wall between the united states and mexico, which has been a campaign promise of his for some time. right now, lawmakers are in the process of wrapping up the work on the massive spending package, but wi

who wants to live in north florida without air-conditioning, it is miserable. you build houses with air-conditioning and all of a sudden you can move to florida, your grandparents can go to florida, you can start retirement communities in florida and south carolina, you can get a lot of to move there and want to live there. air-conditioning does help the sun belt. it helps build cities like phoenix, it helped build people moving to these warm weather climates that are more tolerable, not just horrible -- tolerable, but desirable. get nice weather throughout the year and be comfortable in your own home. technology like air-conditioning are important in the growth of the south and the sun belt. the sun belt plays a big story, a major story in the kind of conservative tilt of united states politics in the last decade of the 20th century. we saw that in the book about how those sun belt communities in orange county are skewing conservatives and republicans. that is true in texas, georgia, north carolina, and you really could talk about -- if you reflect back on it,

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who wants to live in north florida without air-conditioning, it is miserable. you build houses with air-conditioning and all of a sudden you can move to florida, your grandparents can go to florida, you can start retirement communities in florida and south carolina, you can get a lot of to move there and lived there. air-conditioning, his friends have talked about air-conditioning building the sun belt. it helped build city like phoenix, it helped people warm to these warm weather climates -- moved to these warm weather climates that are desirable when you can get nice weather throughout the year. you can still be comfortable in your own home. technology like air-conditioning is important in the growth of the south and the sun belt. the sun belt plays a big story, a major story and the conservative tilt, the conservative tilt of the united states politics and the last decade of the 20th century. we saw that with how those sun belt communities in orange county's are skewing conservative, they are skewing republican. that is true in texas, that is true in georgia

all of north county florida and southern georgia has a chance for damaging winds and large hail, too. the forecast concerns down along the southeast, we'll worry about the mid-atlantic andeels like w northeast. with the cold air in place we're setting the stage for snow tuesday into wednesday. >>> so, we still are expecting that coastal storm middle of the week and there will be heavy wet snow. i'll talk about it coming up. >> still snow, really? all right, whatever you say. thanks. >>> wakanda forever, especially at the box office, "black panther" wouldn't give up its spot. the film topping the domestic box office for a 5th straight week. becoming the first to do so since avatar in 2009. total domestic call a whopping $605 million. >> and tomb raider came in second place with 23 million in its opening weekend. the unexpected surprise, i can only imagine opened with 17 million followed by a wrinkle in time, and then love simon. than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool

i'm in north brower preparatory school in florida. some of the kids involved with it they don't have enough time to socialize and probably sometimes lose friends. did this happen to you, and what do you think about this, the kids going into it and they're losing their friends? >> not having enough time -- you are saying if you get involved with these issues you may not , even have time for your social life, and you might lose friends? >> the ones going to interviews and all that stuff, what do you think about how they're losing their friends because they have to push them off to do interviews, and did this happen to you. >> kids have to get involved in issues like, say, gun violence and they get all involved and they're trying to build up the number of kids that are -- whatever they're doing, and then they might lose their friends. might not have as much time for their social life. so what can the kids do, and what about that? i mean, i think you have to balance, everything in life is a balance, i think. i'm a nurse. i want you to be

. >> we're talking about north florida in the panhandle area. people are bound by their schools, by their it family, their churches. >> and sunday school teachers with children and a grandchild don't go missing. >> that's exactly right. >> her friends and family were as baffld as the police. law enforcement was trying to put the pieces together. when they looked into sheryl's background, nothing jumped out at them. two sons, a long settled divorce, no boyfriends. then on tuesday, four days after she was last seen, the cops got her bank records. something was up. >> we found where some atm activity occurred in leon county. that was a big break. >> yes. viing that jd in leon county, it was clear iwas not her. this was a male subject using her card. he was disguising his face so we knew at that point definitely that it it was probably not going to be a good outcome for ms. dunlap. >> the disguised man made three separate withdrawals of $700. the atm he tapped was in downtown tallahassee near the campus of the state u, miles from where sheryl's car

the north end buckled first. florida senator marco rubio said work on the walkway, tightening of cables could have led to the collapse. there were reports of cracks by an engineer. >>> back in 2016 students recommended the student who killed classmates -- >> he had cut his arm after breaking up with his girlfriend. if he had been committed, it would have made it very difficult for him to legally obtain a gun. the court documents do not say why cruz wasn't committed. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," parkland students emma gonzalez and dave hogg who are part of a one-hour cbs dock t night. and the reigning national champ north carolina was overpowered by texas a&m. >>> coming up on the "morning news," the newest overnight millionaire. where the latest ticket for the grand prize powerball lottery jackpot was sold. >>> and wholesale robbery. thieves are caught in the act. this is the "cbs morning news." from the moment you met you wanted to surround them in comfort and protection that's why pampers swaddlers is the #

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we are talking about missouri, west virginia, north dakota, florida, talking about a whole lot of states that trump won and in fact where there is a democrat up for reelection. i don't want hillary to go anywhere. i am begging hillary to stand stage. it's the best thing republicans have going for them frankly. the odds are against them in a midterm after the presidential election. i wonder if the rnc is paying hillary. we know she loves money. this may be what's going on. they are paying hillary. giving donations to the clinton foundation. >> shannon: elizabeth, 11 people like to talk about president trump and say he makes comments, unforced errors, gets himself in trouble or he does need to. a lot of people feel that is what's happening with hillary clinton right now as well. she has the freedom to speak her mind anywhere in the world she wants to but democrats at home wish maybe she wouldn't. >> of course she does. republicans certainly don't want her to stop and you finally have all these democrats coming out and saying please, hillary, go away. you are not helping us. i love what you

. ♪ a storm front stretching from north dakota to florida is on the move at this hour. pushing severe weather into the tennessee valley. nashville could see the worst of it this afternoon. by tomorrow night, that storm could develop into a nor'easter, dumping up to eight inches of snow in the mid-atlantic area. today's temperatures will be almost summer-like in the south, warming up to 84 in new orleans. but in the northern half of the country, it's still very much winter. spring starts tomorrow. ♪ >>> coming up, the $457 million powerball mystery. >>> and also ahead, the war of the dating apps. the new legal battle in the search for love online. >>> but first, a new revelation overnight about the florida school shooting suspect and what officers at his school were concerned about back in 2016. >>> and there it goes. all it took was about 300 pounds of dynamite to bring down this old building in ft. worth, texas. >> very effective. >> implosion took ten seconds, turning the 12-story building into rubble. >>> it appears there was yet another missed warning sign about t

america we are faced with an invasion of the tiger fish not just in north america but in florida in particular in florida in particular because they released this fish that's natural to another. part of the world in asia it came in and it is now devastating the ecosystem now of the coin is the tiger fish money it entered into an ecosystem dominated by the u.s. dollar fee our currency and is now. eating it it's destroying it is pushing it out of the way and there's nothing you can do about it and because it's it's it has evolved it's a quantum leap we started talking about quantum physics this is a you know electrons are there in there in one orbit or another there's no in between it's you can't land on a fraction ok if it did replace is a corrupt broken system where the new better system full stop you can't do anything about it game over you can try and full around in a way so a lot of money but you know as you will of course because that's your nature but again like the to use another analogy of the frog and the scorpion you know the frog taking the scorpion over the river and he s

>> la crosse, wisconsin. >> michigan. >> west palm beach, florida. >> north carolina. >> shelby, north carolina. janice: are you ready for a nor'easter? >> yeah. janice: wow. stay tune if you live in the northeast, the gfs computer pod sell indicating a nor'easter sunday into monday. rest of models say it will not happen. stay tuned here. it is cold as far south as no florida. we have a system moving into the west bringing poe tending for rain across southern california. there are the forecast temperatures that storm system that will develop we think sunday into monday. but just watch, you know what? my gut feeling this one will stay offshore. all right? it is not going to affect anybody. at least we hope not. happy friday, everybody! yea. steve: very good. thank you very much, jd. let's hope it does stay offshore. pete: that is right. moving on, what has congress done this week? well they voted to name seven post offices. that's progress i guess. and steve hilton says that is exactly why we need to drain the swamp. he is live coming up with us next. steve: listen, dean martin singing.

on saturday was attended by the relatives of seventeen people who died at the shooting in florida. north korea has a great old high level talks with south korea on thursday it will happen at the border village of panama and john earlier this month north korean leader kim jong un met senior south korean officials for the first time since he came to power in twenty eleven tension between pyongyang and solar and recent months both sides marched under a unified flag during febreze winter olympics federal prosecutors in brazil are investigating whether a consultancy firm at the center of a facebook data breach had access to millions of profiles cambridge analytical denies improperly accessing the information of fifty million facebook users brazilian prosecutors want to find out if the company did the same thing. last october. the headlines inside story is up next. is the united states. u.s. national security adviser after previously talking attacks on iran.

carolina, florida, georgia, south carolina, indiana and iowa, those are our eight largest states, and every one of those large states are putting more money and more emphasis to infrastructure. what we do have from the federal side is the fixing america's surface transportation program. that was the first long-term highway build that had been passed in over a decade -- liz: and that was with obama. >> it was. it was toward the beginning of '16. liz: so you're working on that, but i guess i'll push you that companies like yours are trying to anticipate, model and predict what you will get. we just had a $1.5 trillion tax act go through, and you hear very few members of congress but some at least crying about we've got big budget deficits here. you worried the money will dry up for something like a big federal chance on infrastructure? >> i think it's going to be hard, too, when you look at the necessity of moving people, goods efficiently across the united states from an economic perspective it's hugely important to these states in which which we're focused which are primarily in the s

north korea has agreed to hold high level talks with south korea on thursday it will happen at the border village of panama and john earlier this month north korean leader kim jong un met senior south korean officials for the first time since he came to power in twenty eleven tension between pyongyang and soul of ease in recent months both sides marched under a unified flag during febreze winter olympics federal prosecutors in brazil are investigating with a consultancy firm at the center of a facebook data breach had access to millions of profiles cambridge analytical denies improperly accessing the information of fifty million facebook users brazilian prosecutors want to find out if the company did the same thing. last october. the headlines inside story is up next. is the united states becoming more belligerent john bolton is to take over the u.s. national security adviser after previously talking attacks on iran until korea and forcing a strong america first policy long before. what signal is the thing to the rest of the world now this inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm st

here is florida congressman ted deutsche, members of the foreign affairs committee. >> what we've seen from this white house and from this president throughout the administration is an unwillingness to listen to anyone. and going into a meeting like this and essentially taking this as if it's just some sort of real estate negotiation that the president can negotiate, that's not the way to achieve the results that are necessary. >> "the new york times" is reporting some white house aides are skeptical that this meeting will actually take place. joining me now is david kane, director and chair of the korean studies institute. david, your thoughts. do you think this summit is a good idea? >> actually, i am. i'm surprised at the amount of skepticism. it could have been done, sure, with more planning. but given that we've been worried about a war, we should try diplomacy. credit to the president for taking a step forward. >> where do you think the skepticism is come from? there are a lot of intelligent minds who are skeptical about this. >> the skepticism comes because north korea is not go

gdp in texas, florida, ohio, north carolina, michigan are pretty strong. those states are economic power houses and are moving forward faster than the nation's economy. if the middle is racist why did iowa vote for barack obama twice? president trump is making america great again for all americans not just those who voted for him. >> we don't do well with white men or married white women. and part of that is a identification with the republican party, and a sort of ongoing pressure to vote the way that your husband, your boss, your son, whoever believes you should. jesse: hillary the feminist believes american women are so weak, they vote for who their husbands tell them to. if husbands could truly control their wives bill would have made hillary campaign in wisconsin. the district that just voted in a democrat conor lamb voted for trump by 20 points. i thought hillary lost because of russia. now she is saying it was because of weak women and bigot are you. bigot -- and bigotry. even her own campaign manager slammed her. >> she was wrong. i can't sugar coa

america we are faced with an invasion of the tiger fish not just in north america but in florida in particular in florida in particular because they released this fish that's natural to another. part of the world in asia it came in and. sting the ecosystem now of the coin is the tiger fish money it entered into an ecosystem dominated by the u.s. dollar fee our currency and now is eating it it's destroying it is pushing it out of the way and there's nothing you can do about it and because it's it's it has evolved it's a quantum leap we started talking about quantum physics this is a you know electrons are there in there in one orbit. another there's no in between it's you can't land on a fraction ok if it did replace is a corrupt broken system where the new better system full stop you can't do anything about it game over you can try and full around in a waste a lot of money but you know as you will of course because that's your nature but again like the to use another analogy of the frog in the scorpion you know the frog taking the scorpion over the river and he says i'll do it but d

here's our north america editor, jon sopel. all chant: hey-hey, ho-ho, the nra has got to go! it was with their hands up in terror after the florida shooting. demanding change on gun control. all chant: gun control! all chant: now! at the marjory stoneman douglas school in florida last month. on the subject of gun control in america. of that fence seems to have got cold feet. all chant: hey-hey, ho-ho, the nra has got to go! the age at which you can buy a rifle. for being frightened of the national rifle association. some of you people are petrified of the nra. you can't be petrified. and so the young people are intensifying their campaign. we want them to pass common—sense gun laws. common—sense gun reform. background checks, everything. we don't want to be scared in school. it should be our safest institution. we're tired of being scared. we want actual change. we want it to happen with this protest. all: this is what democracy looks like! in washington in ten days' time. than anyone could've imagined. and they're not in any mood to surrender. all chant: never again! jon

i'm shepard smith in north. this is fox news channel's continuing coverage of a bridge collapse in southeast florida. it happened two hours ago. rosh lowe is interviewing one on scene at the time. getting a first hand account of what happened. >> a 950 ton section of a pedestrian bridge coming down. >> rosh's spanish is fluent and he may translate live for us. let's listen. rosh is waiting for a live shot to begin. we're getting a picture from wsvn now. multiple injuries on scene for the people they were able to take akay. the question is they bring in heavy movers and big equipment to remove the concrete and the cars. craig stephens is on the news desk. let's listen. >> we have a network of 7 news reporters covering this. we're going to get started with 7's rosh lowe who looks like he has an interview ready. >> we have people here out of the campus and they are in shock. we'll get to that in a moment. first, let me get to this statement from fiu, florida international university. let's go to the statement. "dea

here's our north america editorjon sopel. all chant: hey-hey, ho-ho, the nra has got to go! the last time we saw children pouring out of school, it was with their hands up in terror after the florida shooting. today they came out across america, but this time with fists clenched, demanding change on gun control. what do we want?! all chant: gun control! when do we want it?! all chant: now! in washington at ten o'clock on a bracing cold morning, with their backs turned on the white house, these students fell silent for 17 minutes — a minute for each of the people who died at the marjory stoneman douglas school in florida last month. cheering. there's no doubting the extraordinary success these young people have had in changing the whole terms of debate on the subject of gun control in america. their problem is that the man who lives on the other side of that fence seems to have got cold feet. all chant: hey-hey, ho-ho, the nra has got to go! when donald trump met youngsters from the florida school at the white house, he seemed to offer his support for tougher gun control me

florida here tonight. so get ready for this cold air to settle in here for a couple of days. the southeast where it is spring, it's going to be a gloomy couple of days. a lot of rain moving off of the coast here. this will get out of here this afternoon. won't be a washout of the day but overall cooler. more energy coming into the west as well h and this is a storm that's going to brew across parts of the south. get ready tomorrow for severe weather across parts of the south and potentially some flooding. some spots here, especially arkansas is going to be looking at maybe up to six to eight inches of rain this week. see that cool 50 in atlanta, very warm across parts of texas. did you watch that? >> i did. >> i'm going to focus more on the billings fargo area. they don't get enough attention. >> i often find that montana is a pot i don't talk about enough. >> so if you're just following, we're going to see how well he does. >> he makes it look eas easier n it is. >> i'm going to take us farther west. the

if not in washington, if we get modest improvements in washington, are we going to see florida and north carolina, two gun right states, two of the most eventually divided competitive states in american politics. >> yes, we're already seeing that. even before parkland we started to see more modest gun control legislation passed in some local communities and some states and so forth. the issue that people who are fighting for more gun control argue about is that if it's sort of patchwork, if it's this date, this date, and this date, there's nothing to stop somebody who buys a gun in the state where it's still legal from driving to florida where the laws have changed and to do whatever he or she needs to do, which is why dhathey're arguingu need it on the federal level. but given today's politics, they might need to take it where they can get it. >> now the president says he's watching florida, watching the elections, watching court challenges. if republicans who voted for these things survive, maybe that will change the mood in washington. who knows. let's see. thanks for joining us today

a new line of storms forms over florida as we head toward tomorrow. but that main risk for tornadoes this evening, in northern alabama, north georgia, and south central tennessee, definitely take any warnings seriously there. then storms to the southeast coast and down into florida, more of a damaging wind risk for tomorrow. then we see the next nor'easter take shape, a mixture of snow and sleet in the 95 corridor wednesday into early on thursday morning. not quite as intense as the last couple, but still some significant snowfall here, and another day of rough travel and some more coastal flooding here on the eastern seaboard. jeff? >> glor: eric fisher, thank you very much. facebook dragged wall street to its worst day in six weeks. the dow lost 335 points and has now given up all its gains for the year and then some. facebook stock was down 7%, losing $36 billion in shareholder value. all of this follows reports over the weekend that facebook may have mishandled data for more than 50 million users. that allowed cambridge analytica, the consulting f

tuesday saying there were cracks found on the north end of the span. crews were working in that spot two days later when it buckled. here's part of that voicemail. >> obviously the cracking is not good and something's going to have to be, you know, done to repa repair that. from a safety perspective, we don't see any issue there. any rate, call me back when you can. thank you. >> the florida transportation department employee was on assignment and missed the voicemail. crews were working on the north end when it collapses on thursday. >>> an oakland cat rescue is fund-raising to replace windows after a overnight break in caught on camera. both cats that got away have now been located. abc7 news reporter katie utehs has the story. >> reporter: a hair raising break in as this adoption center is caught on this surveillance footage. >> when i saw the footage and i saw the person, you know, especially the absolute indifference to the cats, it was absolutely enraged. >> reporter: exclusive director ann dunn says two cats were gone when she got in. one of the

and above is in new york, la guardia high school and there's walk-outs and north miami beach, florida, brooklyn, new york. another one in new york city. lakewood, ohio in cleveland and inland middle in george, warren mount high school in michigan. garmet high school in glen mills, pennsylvania. those are some of the views as it's considered walk-out day. 10 days from now you'll have what's expected to be a bigger march at the capital at the white house where people will come from all over the u.s. and we have 28 schools at last count allowing a number of students to go to washington today. they'll move from the white house to capitol hill and we'll see as it goes now, 17 minutes of silence to honor the victims at parkland. >> we're at the point of the investigation the chairman made the decision his mission was not to find out what russia did, not to determine the role of u.s. persons but to endeavor to distract the public to put the government on trial. that problem persisted throughout our investigation and has led to the premature conclusion last night but the work is too important

the march for our lives was led by survivors of the mass shooting at a florida school last month. our north america editor, jon sopel, reports from washington. # run, run, run.# this wasn't some run—of—the—mill saturday morning protest by a bunch of disaffected kids. this was way, way bigger than that. far more significant. what do you hope today will achieve? i hope that congress will actually do something about gun laws. stop ignoring us! we should not have guns in schools. like, donald trump is wrong for even trying to give teachers guns at all. and it wasn'tjust in washington. protests took place across the country, bringing the so—called apathetic don't—care generation onto the streets in unprecedented numbers. these children, tomorrow's voters, are determined that this should not be a one—off protest but in the national rifle association, they have an implacable opponent. it really is the irresistible force meeting the immovable object. # it ain't about how fast i get there. ..# the rally had performances by the likes of miley cyrus and ariana grande. # know that

the march for our lives was led by survivors of the mass shooting at a florida school last month. our north america editorjon sopel reports from washington. # run, run, run.# this wasn't some run—of—the—mill saturday morning protest by a bunch of disaffected kids. this was way, way bigger than that. far more significant. what do you hope today will achieve? i hope that congress will actually do something about gun laws. stop ignoring us!

the march for our lives was led by survivors of the mass shooting at a florida school last month. 0ur north america editorjon sopel reports from washington. # run, run, run.# this wasn't some run—of—the—mill saturday morning protest by a bunch of disaffected kids. this was way, way bigger than that. far more significant. what do you hope today will achieve? i hope that congress will actually do something about gun laws. stop ignoring us! we should not have guns in schools. like, donald trump is wrong for even trying to give teachers guns at all.

this was built on florida state university 10 miles north of miami period >> let's go to reporter find out what happened.>> reporter: right now investigators have arrived at the scene and hoping to find someone else to life. the bridge remains where a collapse along the roadway. investigators are trying to figure out what went terribly wrong.>> the search for survivors solely change to -- the search for survivors change immediately to the search for [ inaudible ]. the bridge that began as a hope for the florida state university [ inaudible ]. >> our heart goes out to those who were affected to their friends and family. >> we will continue our investigation and do so in a transparent matter. >> reporter: the bridge fell down onto an eight lane road. emergency crews are trying to pull people out of the crush vehicles under the bridge. >> i don't know, i am just so worried. >> the bridges collapse and there are car stuck under there. >> reporter: k9 units were brought into fine victims. among the injured were three construction workers. [ inaudible ] people are dead. this bridge was desig

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