santa rosa, you are down to 36 degrees. and for the rest of the north bay, down to freezing at cloverdale. and hills park. that freeze warning still in effect for the north bay valley with locations down to freezing but not as cold as what we were expecting because of those winds. preventing the temperatures from really plummeting. as we head through the afternoon, many spots in the mid to upper 50s with that sunshine. gianna, it is definitely a windy start to the dave. we got wind advisories because of that on the bay bridge as well as the altamont pass. we will start with the bay bridge. it is pretty much a sticky commute into in san francisco. the metering lights were turned on early this morning. so lots of company. westbound, we are seeing delays out of berkeley, all the way towards emeryville, because of some late running roadwork on the upper deck of the bay bridge. lanes are clear now. it is going to take some time for traffic to recover. it sort of makes for a very tough commute. your commute, 22 minutes. westbound 580, we are seeing some breezy conditions this morning. 38 minutes. plus, a crash at grant line. i'm anne makovec keeping an eye on this developing situation. the investigation into what caused this car crash that killed a woman early this morning. along 101 and santa rosa. sergeant with the chp said that she plowed her car into this semi truck, which was parked along the shoulder of one no one. you can see the car just demolished there, wedged under the back of that semi. so she died there at the scene. right now, the chp is looking into whether the fatigue or any sort of pyramid played a role mac in this crash. developing this morning, a deputy is making an unlikely recovering after an unprovoked attack. this happened friday night along county route 8 near the voss reservoir in unincorporated morgan hill. >> shots fired! shots fired! >> that was the only invection caught on body camera between deputy gill and the identified suspect. deputy gill's body camera and protective vest absorbed the damage from one bullet. three more shots ended up in his patrol vehicle. 30s say that patrols in rural areas have unique challenges. >> you have to think about where your partner is, who is your backup, the distance your backup has to travel. >> so it is very haphazard to drop your lights for anything other than what we believe is an unprovoked sneak attack. >> the sheriff's department is searching for a silver sedan. deputy gill is expected to make a full recovery. we have an update on the story we brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. a greyhound bus involved in a deadly shooting finally made it to the bay area last night. passenger told us they arrived in oakland around 8:00. the bus left los angeles and was driving on interstate 5 over the grapevine. a man on board opened fire. a woman was killed and five others were injured. the bus driver pulled over immediately. one passenger call 911. others disarmed the suspect. >> due to some very heroic acts by the passengers, they were able to overcome this subject and disarm him. they were able to escort him off of the bus. we are still trying to establish a motive. >> the suspect has been identified as a 32-year-old man from maryland. officers say there's no evidence he knew many of the victims. we're learning more this morning about a deadly shooting in bruce b. police now saying that it was the result of a home invasion. officers arrived just yesterday afternoon. police were only saying that they found a man shot to death and a resident of the home was found safe and is cooperating. it is not clear if the two men knew each other. well, here at the waterbar restaurant in san francisco,' is brewing between cyclists, drivers, and restaurant valleys. how these groups are trying to sure that limited space. jackie? >> reporter: well, it is a classic san francisco problem. a lot of people are trying to use a little bit of space. we are along the waterbar and epic steak's restaurant. it is where a -- it is a lot going on, a lot of cyclists say cars are parked by valleys the designated bike lane or drivers across the bike lane to use the white zone. cyclists say they are forced to go into court lanes with traffic and he becomes such a domino effect and problem the sfmta and the port of san francisco, which owns the stepping in the sfm pda is working. >> coming up from behind, they can't see me. they get their valet. >> it is convenient. and the problem is i have to to go into traffic. and that traffic can be very dense. it can be a a bus that i cannot move into. so i can be very scary. >> their valet staffers are constantly moving cars to keep the white soon as free as possible. they are willing to work with the city to come up with a solution. the sfmta, which has no voting authority says a proposed plan is being reviewed by the port commission next week. in the meantime, san francisco police have said that they will patrol this area and have a bigger presence just to keep everyone safe as possible. jackie ward, kpix 5. taking a live look from capitol hill, work at tonight, president trump is said to give the final state of the union of his term . on the eve of his speech to the nation, chaos is unfolding meanwhile in iowa. with no word on last night's winner. iowans were out in full force for democratic presidential candidates. officials say that the results were delayed due to technology problems and quality control checks. the trump campaign released a statement mocking the problem in iowa, calling it the sloppiest train wreck in history . the race now moves to new hampshire which holds the first date primary next tuesday. the state of the union is tonight at 6:00 on kpix 5. you could watch the local 6-cup news streaming on cbsn bay area,. we will have a special 9:00, news right here on kpix following president trump's address. a los at walgreens. the company agreed to pay 7.5 million dollars. pharmacist aspired in 2017 and charged with a felony for impersonating a medical professional. the criminal case is still pending in alameda county court. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area,, emergency calls now released coming up, how witnesses described the horrific helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others. ., just how helpful are college entrance tests? why some say they could actually boost -- don't forget your big winter coat. with breezy to windy conditions, definitely feels even colder outside. here's a live look with our salesforce tower camera. tom: my mom always told me louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. i'm anne makovec, and we got some new video from, he is ohio. a house explosion. the cause has not been determined. as you can see, some major damage there. the fire continues to burn this morning. after that explosion. it is obviously hampering the investigation. back to you. this morning, we are hearing some 911 calls from the day you helicopter carrying nba star kobe bryant crashed in los angeles. >> i heard a pop. it amelia stopped. >> i'm walking on the trail. i could not see it. we just heard a boom. i can see the plane. >> bryant and his daughter and seven other people died just over a week ago. investigators are looking into the role that weather and fog played in that crash. we have an update on a homicide removal in santa rosa. officials say the trail which became ground 0 for nearly 300 homeless campers, won't reopen to the public until march. the cleanup involves removing everything from camping gear to propane to human feces. the 2 mile stretch will be closed. some of the homeless are staying in a temporary emergency camp in east santa rosa. san francisco supervisors are leading a push to restore funding to the city college of san francisco. the board will vote on an ordinance to add $2.7 million in emergency funds. the money would restore hundreds of classes canceled last year. the board meeting is set for 2:00. i know report from the university of california faculty supports the use of the a.c.t. and s.a.t. in college admissions. they claim the standardized tests may actually help boost enrollment of disadvantaged students. that is because the applicant' high school a neighborhood demographics are taking into consideration. happening today, state and local lawmakers are unveiling a new public transit reform plan. assembly member david chiu is joining local leaders today. there are currently 27 different independent transit agencies operating in the bay area. new laws could final operations into a single transit system. the event starts at the salesforce transit center at 7:00. however your mode of transportation is, gianna is here to help us out. >> you might want to consider mass transit. we had an early backup at the bay bridge. the damage is done. you're just crawling along a very crowded toll plaza right now. there's a live look. you can see, it is just moving at a very's lopez. a snail's pace at this point. it gets a little bit better once you get on the upper deck across into san francisco. things have improved on the upper deck. check this out. look at the san mateo bridge. also crawling along. we got a couple hot spots here. a broken-down vehicle and a tire in lanes is what is causing this up here. so careful as you work your way through there. that debris reported near the high-rise. as we zoom in on our maps, you can see speed stepping down to about 15 miles per hour in some spots. not nearly as much wind as you have on the bay bridge. that is where you have the wind advisory. it is slow go. i'm guessing that is going to build here since we are seeing some pretty the significance slowing. it looks like things are getting busy there as well. taking a look at traffic. north of there along the nimitz freeway, a few brake lights here. a looks like traffic is starting to they can. also, northbound 101, this is through morgan hill and the south bay, supercommuters, we are starting to see some delays there. north of there, there is an earlier accident. what reported on the especially off of 101 there. we are seeing a few brake lights there. still pretty quiet. all right, let's get a live look at right now at the golden gate bridge this morning. very quiet as far as traffic does. keep those heaters on if you are heading to the north bay pitches how cold it is right now. so looking at temperatures in some spots for the north bay down to freezing. the locations in the 30s and in the 40s. i will show you the is in just a moment. years, a live look with our salesforce tower camera. you can see the camera shaking in the win looking at the golden gate bridge. and let's out the rest of our temperatures. many locations actually a little bit warmer compared to the yesterday morning. it is all because of the winds. so that is really preventing the temperatures to really plummet. but when you factor in the wind, the wind chill feels like outside. definitely feels a little bit chillier. so 41 in concord. 46 oakland. livermore coming in at 42. some fans francisco, 49. 40 right now in san jose and santa rosa coming in at 36. so some of our other locations for the north bay, cloverdale, hillsboro, down to freezing. and napa, 42. petaluma at 36. as we start off the day. other locations this morning, we are looking at 35 in fremont. 38 in mountain view. and right now, looking at 42 in fairfield. and pacifica coming in at 43 right now. so the winds are really the bigger weather story this morning. so we are watching those winds and 23 miles per hour. at sfo and at san francisco, out of the north, again, making it feel chillier outside. definitely put on that big winter coat. looking at 17 mile-per-hour winds in san rafael. 14 berkeley. 13 mile-per-hour winds in nevada. as we head through today, we will see that sunshine and cool. below average temps by a few degrees. mid-50s for the coast and for the bay. at upper 50s inland this afternoon. it is all because of the strong ridge of high pressure building in for us and with that, that clockwise flow around that ridge drying in those winds. so those gusty winds this morning actually keeping those temperatures a little bit warmer than what we were expecting this morning. we thought it was going to be a lot colder than what we are actually seeing because of those winds. that ridge of high pressure will build with water temps as we head through the workweek. in fact, above average temps by the end of the workweek. our sunrise at 7:11 today. sunsetted 5:36. daytime highs slightly below average. south bay, 56. 57 san jose. looking at 56 in concord. 55 in livermore. 56 in san francisco. and 59 for cloverdale. there's that extended forecast darn tomorrow. where going to warm up, especially by thursday and for friday. the warmest day of the week for saturday. cooler on sunday. well, take a look at this but i would hitting part of seven california. some places, roofs ripped up countries went down. and so did power. >> it literally felt like a tornado. it was just going in circles around me so bad. it was very terrifying. >> late into the night, a big rig remained on its side down an embankment and the chp says they went rocked the empty box container and turned it over. the would cost a scared at l.a.x. a cargo jet was damaged while taking off. the plane hit a trash bin. and it was blown onto the runway. the been blew out two of the tires. seven people were on board. for shirley, no one was hurt. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a list any parent would be happy to be on. the 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morning. it is tuesday, february 4th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm julian goodrich in for michelle 6:30 now. let's get you look at weather and traffic and here's where we. >> okay. we are starting off the day with chilly temps and with those winds out there, it definitely feels even colder outside. bundle up. but on that big winter coat. it is 40 degrees in san francisco. 46 in oakland. 35 in fremont. 40 in san jose. and right now, 36 in santa rosa, concord right now, you're at 41. factoring in those windy conditions this morning, it feels even colder outside by several degrees. so that is why we definitely want you to layer up and bundle up this morning as we head through the afternoon. with that sunshine and, 56 in san francisco and for oakland. 56 for a high in fremont at concord. 57 in san jose. we will talk about the warm-up coming up. and let's take a look at traffic this morning. if you plan on taking some of our bridges, bay bridge or the san mateo bridge, expect a lot of brake lights. it is just crawling along. we had a truck that stalled out lost a tire in lanes. so you got the truck in moline, the tire stuck in the right lane. near the hi-res. but pretty much bumper to bumper coming away from the toll plaza. traffic over towards that 880 connector out of hayward, so sluggish, when conditions. that eight minutes as your drive times. dunn-martin bridge is looking a lot better over towards 101. south 880, getting busy anyway out of hayward. down to 237. i'm anne makovec after the live news desk with breaking news. we heard from the iowa democratic party about that caucus confusion. the party says the delay was because of coding issues with its new app it has been using. and cbs news reporter michael george joining us live now from iowa with more on this mess, these technical difficulties, leading us to no answers and the results. >> yeah, ann, very few details. what they will see is the problem centered around a new mobile app they were using to report some of the results from the precinct. so because of that, they have been looking into those issues. they have been doing a paper count. but as to when we will finally get the results, all they will say is later today. it has been a lot of chaos and confusion here in iowa. some precinct chairs trying to call in the results. there were on the phone for more than an hour. even without any official results, some candidates are already claiming victory. >> it looks like it is going to be a long night, but i'm feeling good. >> i have a strong feeling that at some point, the results will be announced. >> reporter: and right now, the trump campaign is taking some shots at the democrats in the field. the president calling this a train wreck and said he questions his. the candidates, meanwhile, are exposing a lot of concerned about this but they have to keep their sights on new hampshire. that primary is coming up next week. we will send it back to you. >> all right, a lot of questions, though, about this app, which is not based here in the silicon valley. they are going to use it in several other votes to come. what do we know right now about what went wrong there? >> yeah, right now, the democratic party in iowa is not answering questions about what specifically went wrong with this app. what they are saying is that this was not a happened. this was not any kind of intrusive attack on the system. this was merely some kind of error within the programming. they said they have backup systems in place, including a good old-fashioned paper can. >> michael george, live for us in iowa park thanks. >> reporter: it is too close to call, but i feel good. >> they work their hearts out. and so -- >> the arrival of democratic presidential hopefuls to new hampshire is considered a make or break moment for many of the candidates. that the state has more open primary polls. it allows participation but not just registered democrats but also undeclared voters who make up about 40% of the electric in new hampshire. experts say that that could potentially make the new hampshire electorate more moderate than the primarily group of voters who showed up at the iowa caucuses. taking a live look right now in new hampshire, where candidate pete buttigieg is going to hold a town hall this morning. he and other candidates arrived at the state last night. back here in the bay area, there's a lot of back-and-forth about a proposed property tax in san jose. measure a would impose a tax on properties worth more than $2 million. mission e is a transfer tax that would impose a .75% on transactions valued at 2 to $5 million. 1% at 5 to 10 million and 1.5% for deals $10 million or higher. the payment is negotiable between the fyre and seller. if it passes, it could raise millions of dollars for low- income housing but critics say there is a catch. >> they promised to spend it on low income housing. >> maybe these elected officials in the next couple years, the mayor is going to be out of office two years from now and this money could be spent by any counsel any way they like because it is a general fund tax. >> a san jose council members is the key word in the measure is including. which means the money raised would go into the general fund and cannot be earmarked for affordable housing. as we take a live look at sfo, today, the san francisco airport commission is meeting to decide on a plan to handle the coronavirus outbreak. flights from china are being funneled through here so the country can screen passengers. know, the situation has only gotten worse in china. the number of cases in china shot past 20,000. the spirit of the coronavirus showing no signs of slowing and health officials there have deployed drones now to spread disinfectant in the public spaces and make some announcements. study abroad programs, meanwhile, hosted a system. they are suspending over coronavirus for years. officials estimate at least 50 students throughout the uc system are impacted by the travel warnings. >> to control people going to the area it is utterly a good decision. i hope there's no student afraid of the people wearing masks. >> at the same time, the mother and son were told it would take months to get a flight back to the u.s. after a brief stay in china. they finally made it home. they were told to stay home for at least two weeks. >> what kind -- >> april. i'm quite nervous. when i say people are not nervous, i'm lying. >> we also have some new video to show you this morning. japanese cruise liner carrying more than 3000 passengers is quarantined this morning. the vessel has been held at ports since yesterday. passenger tested positive for coronavirus shortly after leaving hong kong. medical staff are conducting checks on everyone on board. stay with kpix 5 for any new health alerts or travel restrictions related to the coronavirus. will be following all the for developments on kpix.com and streaming on cbsn bay area. taking a live look at capitol hill now, where the impeachment trial is slated to wrap up tomorrow. it would take 67 senators to vote to convict president trump of the crimes of obstruction of congress and abuse of power. the republicans hold the majority and even the ones on the fence are not budging. >> these types of impeachments must end. reject these articles of impeachment. >> okay will not be kind to donald trump. >> at least one senate democrat says he still not sure how he will vote at president trump's impeachment trial. west virginia's joe manchin. >> lanes are back open this morning following fatal collision on the bicentennial way offramp on highway 101. the crash happened a little after midnight. a vehicle became wedged under this big rig truck on the highway's northbound lanes. >> our officers responded along with the fire department and ambulance service. upon their arrival, they found a part wedged under the back of a semi truck. the solo driver was declared deceased at the scene. >> about an hour later, officials issued a alert. lanes reopened around 4:30 this morning. a busy stretch of the embarcadero. >> outside the waterbar. >> it is a source of friction among all the people who have to share the space. many cyclists say their ride is often interrupted by cars. sfmta says it is working with the port to engineer improvements in the area. >> and that traffic can be very dense. it can be a bus that i cannot -- so it can be very scary. >> the restaurant's waterbar and epic steak say family staffers are currently moving cars to keep the white zone as free as possible. and that they are committed to working with the city, the sfmta plans to propose a solution next week. 6:39. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a barrier airport reaching a record high level of passengers. what the numbers mean for the airport's future next. and the market just opened about 10 minutes ago. let's take a quick look at the big board and you can see numbers, pink which of your devices 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works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. pg&e has filed a revamped plan to get out of bankruptcy. an enhanced safety structure, improved operation and e-team focused on safe, reliable in clean energy. the $51 billion bankruptcy is linked to a series of devastating wildfires that pg&e's latest proposal still needs approval from governor newsom. tesla continues to have a great start to 2020. plus, google releases its fourth-quarter earnings report. >> joining us right now, financial reporter, jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning. tesla has been on an absolute tear in 2020. the stock yesterday sort 20% higher. rating above $700 for the first. it is up another 15%, topping $900. the stock has more than doubled since the start of this year. it has tripled since its third quarter earnings report. wall street buying in to elon musk and his mass production plans now for the company. this was a big question for tesla for many years. but the, many has improved its production in fremont and now it is building cars in shanghai. although that is currently being impacted by the spreading coronavirus. tesla's stock has been an absolute big help for the stock market. and helping out today, offsetting some of google's losses, parent alphabet delivered mixed results for the fourth quarter. even though its revenue was up more than 17% from a year earlier, topping $46 billion. that was shot of wall street estimates. youtube made $15 billion in revenue in 2019. that is the first time alphabet broke down what youtube did on an individual basis. the stock is moving lower by about 4% after missing those revenue expectations. wall street overall rallying higher for the second straight day in momentum, picking up a bit more speed today. let's see what we're doing. dow is jumping higher by almost 400 points. the nasdaq getting 120 points and the s&p is up by 40 points. juliet and kenny cook back to you. >> jason brooks from key bcs. let's take a live look at san jose international airport. the airport is think its- passenger numbers ever. passenger traffic increased by 1.3 million last year. it is a jump of more than 9% since 2018. on the ground, the airport also has 11 new restaurants and retail stores. the airport will also add five new mystic destinations and two new flights to mexico and canada. catch my flight so quick, i would be able to see those restaurants. >> no, i cannot do that. i'm there two or three hours. >> are you? i will meet you at the airport. >> every final minute. >> i'm running. that is me, too. especially traffic. i take too much stuff. let's talk about travel around here in the bay area. if you're hopping towards the bay bridge this morning, just a heads up. it has been a slow and go ride all morning long. we had some late benning road work. making this happen at the 4:00 our. so a look at that. it is still very slow. meeting lights are turned on. parking lot as you work your way out of the east bay. into san francisco. just checked in with b.a.r.t. everything is on time for b.a.r.t. what you might as well use that if you want to choose an alternate. mass transit is on time. so metering lights remain on. all approaches, though, are very slow. we have a broken-down legal. near the harbor >> no,:murt of a trouble spot. another stalled vehicle and lanes. you can kind of see the flashing lights off in the distance on our san mateo bridge shot. making for a very, very slow ride as you work your way out of 880, hayward area. over towards 101.. this has been a slow spot. getting an update here on our drive times. we about an hour. go from 880 over towards 101. dumbarton bridge, definitely a much better choice this morning instead of the san mateo bridge. it is causing a bit of a backup onto 880 as we because those delays. trouble spots we have had on the bridge this morning. experience over towards 237, that is 830-minute drive time. also starting to load up this morning. so getting busy out of the east bay. 37 slow as well. westbound, 46 minutes to go from 80 over towards the 101. windy conditions. it made it feel cooler than it actually is. >> it is all about that windchill this point. definitely bundle up, put on the big winter coat. because we are looking at breezy to windy conditions as we start off the day. making it feel even chillier outside. here's a live look at the hit looking north. it is shaking a bit. at the golden gate, looking at gusts up to 20 miles per hour at sfo. clocking wind gusts as high as 32 miles per hour. and our temps, so low 40s in concord and for livermore in san jose. looking at mid-40s in oakland, upper 40s in san francisco. and mid-30s this morning for for santa rosa. as we kicked off our tuesday. now, let's show you what you can expect with other locations and we are looking at 42 in now. >> 41 in concord. looking at 32 in fairfield. 35 in fremont. 38 for mountain view. no, for for the north bay, down to 30 degrees in cloverdale. so subfreezing temps for you. huge. at 32. looking at 40 in calistoga. 37 for petaluma. a 24 hour temperature change, and many of us actually starting off the day warmer compared to yesterday morning. anywhere from 3 to 12 degrees warmer compared to the yesterday morning. santa rosa, 1 degrees cooler. and it is all because of the winds. so we have been watching these with the to breezy conditions. sfo sustained mosley was a 23. also for downtown san francisco, 14 mile-per-hour winds in berkeley. 17 mile-per-hour winds at san rafael. so as we go through the day, we will see that sunshine. mid-50s for the coast and for the bay. temps slightly cooler than average. all because that ridge of high pressure, that clockwise flow around that ridge, bringing in those dry and northerly winds. so those gusty conditions are keeping our morning temperatures again, a little bit warmer compared to the yesterday morning. as we head through the big, that which will build. milder temps expected as we go through the workweek. so daytime highs, again, for today, slightly below average. 57 in san jose. looking at 56 in concord. san francisco and oakland topping out at 56. 58 in petaluma. 59 for cloverdale. there's that extended forecast starting tomorrow. a warm-up as we go through the workweek. in fact, friday, the warmest day of the week. above average temps. thank you. some concerns this morning about ground wadding. some dangerous petals for drivers in san jose. caltrans has been working on both short and long-term solutions for the puddles. but recent rains, there's bit more water than ever. the section of freeway goes below ground for about a mile. and it is right above the underground aquifer that is brimming. >> it is too much danger. to have running water like that on a freeway, on nights like this, where water is supposed to freeze up. it can cause a lot of havoc. >> caltrans says it is not worried about ice this morning because the water is flowing and temperatures won't be 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cyclists say cars are parked in the dust needed bike lane where drivers could across the bike lane to use the white zone. both cases, many cyclists say they're forced to go into the car lanes of traffic and it has become such a domino effect or problem. the sfmta is now working with the board to somehow improve this area. they say their valet staffers are currently moving cars to keep the white zone as free as possible and they are working to work with the city to come up with a solution. they say a proposed plan is being reviewed by the commission next week. in the meantime, san francisco police department has said that they will be more of a presence here to keep everyone safe. live along the embarcadero in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. lets take a look at the roadways. if you plan on taking the san mateo bridge, we got a stalled vehicle. reports of an accident just before the toll plaza. no cars involved in this wreck. 880 and 101. bay bridge, it has been a busy b.a.r.t. all morning long. still backed up well into the may >> you got delays, including the eastshore freeway. westbound 580 commute, slow coming off of 24 as well. that richmond/san rafael bridge is a slow crawl between 880 and 101. you got a slow ride at the toll plaza. well, without breezy to windy conditions, it is all about the windchill. so definitely put on a big winter coat as you head out the door. bundle up. as we look at the afternoon, sunshine, and cool slightly below average temps. and then a warm-up on the way through the workweek. before today, 56 in san francisco. 56 in fremont. concord at 57. there we go with that extended forecast as we start to warm-up beginning wednesday. thursday and friday. in fact, friday, the warmest day out of the week. above average temps. still warm saturday. much cooler with a dry cold front pushing through on sunday. sounds great. let's check in with juliet in our news room. what are you following for us this morning? >> we got a lot going on this 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