weather. download it for your iphone or android device. then click on the weather tab to see our live doppler radar. the app is free. kris///2shot san francisco's city attorney is revealing details into a lawsuit against the nation's largest for-profit art school: academy of art. the allegations? the school has illegally converted buildings into student housing. taking away from affordable housing in the city. scott/boxes nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live at city hall. stephanie. live intro city atty dennis herrera says the academy of art has illegally they before previously low income housing converted to student housing. he said the academy put in a change of use request in 2007. he did admit that 11, 12 years ago the school did not apply or wait for zoning changes to combat exploding enrollment. a couple of thousands to peaking higher. they should be providing advice to the commission not asking in place of it. >> they have commissioners, they have a staff of people who have experts in urban design and all of that. none of which resides in the city attorney's office. so he is just taken that over now and he shouldn't do it. >> and the academy's president tried to offer san francisco one of the seven building in question on suddener street which is now student housing. he says that has 687 of the 157 previously low income housing units. in the 23 listed illegally converted building, the city hasn't included historic buildings on the wharf. pointing to june 29 as a date that a lot of the issues should be resolved because the school is expected to have completed an environmental impact report that spent $8 million over nine years on. but again, it seems like a long road here. you have scott weiner supporting herrera. we do have crissy smith in there. we'll have more conch on nbcbayarea.com and later at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. stephanie chang, nbc news. a man is expected to be sentenced today for the stabbing of a mother of three. he was arrested in 2014 for the murder. he was convicted by a jury earlier this month. our damon tu hey yo is talking to family members about the sentencing. the three directors accused of killing two people in the bay area are back in court today. this is the first time the suspects will appear together since one of them took a plea deal and agreed to test fie against the two. sean engel is working with prosecutor to help convict his former friends. the three are charged with murdering a canadian tourist and a tyker last year. right now attorneys for dana stubble field say they have more evidence that proves his innocence. police say he sexually assaulted a woman last year. stubble field claims the se kpx was consensual and that the woman wants money. san francisco's mayor says he will not fire the police chief. their effort to get the police chief fired is in its 16th day. five people are not eating solid food. they want the mayor to fire to chief over recent police shootings. member of the police commission say firing the police chief is not an easy change. >> it takes three to six months to get a new chief. that means all of our time is now diverted to finding a new chief. when you got to find woun that's on board with the changes you want to make. >> their bodies are now starved for protein which means that their bodies will start breaking down their own muscles, including their heart muscle. there are two efforts to recall mayor ed lee. one is a team of local activists, the other group has not been identified. a recent survey of voters show there are growing concerns about homeless, skyrockets rents and crime. lee's approval rating has fall on the the low 40s. a man that stopped traffic in san jose for 12 hours yesterday now facing several charges. we brought you live breaking coverage during the entire ordeal. 25-year-old kyle lewis is facing misdemeanor charges of resisting arrest, assault on an officer and delaying trains. he could face up to a year in jail and up to a $10,000 fine. democrat front runner hillary clinton will be in oakland this afternoon holding a rally at the school. this is part of clinton's two-day swing through california. she was in l.a. last night meeting with african american community leaders there. clinton is hoping to win california's primary, june 7th, and she is ahead in the poll zbloos turmoil within the republican party now from the highest ranking republican paul ryan saying he isn't ready to endorse donald trump to former presidential candidates saying they won't attend the convention. trump campaign's manager tells nbc news there is no meeting currently scheduled. the billionaire in an earlier statement argued he's standing up for the american people writing, quote, i am not ready to support speaker ryan's age a agenda. >> donald trump has done nothing to earn me over as a cruz supporter. >> they need trump and trufr needs them. you got to figure out how to round the edges. >> mitt romney and both presidents bush say that they are skipping that convention in july. some unexpected political commentary for east bay drivers. here's an electronic road sane apparently hacked yesterday. somebody had reprogrammed it to say rigged election #trump16. don't go looking for it now. that message has since been erased. >> hopefully it was a passenger that shot the picture in the video. how about an extra $451 million in your pocket? you have your chance to become the big winner tomorrow. the powerball jackpot worth half a million dollars. >> half a billion. >> half a billion, right. this is a lucky store because it's sold a ticket for a huge jackpot. >> reporter: that's right. you know, scott and chris, the manager here says whenever the jackpot of a lottery gets this big in this area, he gets a 20% spike in business whenever the jackpot gets that big. even though it's drizzly and cool out here today, a $415 million jackpot is a big initiative within one of the top ten lottery jackpots in u.s. history. this gas station sold a jackpot before of more than $400 million. and more than a few of the folks that e with talked about knew that. the odds of winning this jock path are 1 in 292 million. >> i don't reallylottery ticket. this is my first one. the guy at the register was telling me it was big. >> it's worth a gamble. what the heck, if you don't play, you can't win. >> good luck to whoever wins. it would be nice. you guys almost tempted me to buy a ticket, to be honest. because of this i got to get some cash and come back to buy a ticket. >> we pressured you. >> yeah, peer appreciapressure. i'm going to tell me wife about it. >> reporter: here's the proof. in our defense he told us he won $11,000 at the track. never went back though. now we've reeled him back in. d.c., the virgin islands and puerto rico, somehow the remaining six states anything out how to get tickets. the drawing happens this time the saturday night just before 8:00 p.m. if nobody wins, they do it all over again next wednesday. chuck coppola, nbc bay area n s news. coming up, a charity in need, meals in wheels needs a new set of wheels after this crash following a carjacking and a car chase. we're going to show you the way that you can help out. another successful mission for space. spacex launches and lands another rocket. looking pretty soggy across parts of the bay area as another batch of rain moves in. everyone with umbrellas out there and rain gear. i'll let you know how long you need that in the microclimate forecast. facebook is facing a lawsuit over faces. it turns out.. illinois has strong laws about biometrics.. the data associated with your body. faces. eaturens out illinois has strong laws about biometrics. ng some facebook users in iomenois are claiming the feature on facebook where it eeggests tags for people by automatically recognizing their faces actually violates illinois law. facebook says it abides by california law even if you live in illinois. but a federal judge in san francisco has said the suit can go forward based on illinois law. pacs has interesting ramifications for all kindsrea people nationwide. cheers! video from spacex as the first roce of fall con rocket landed verely on an unmanned barge in the ocean. rbit.is the second time that donaex stuck the landing. the other part of the rocket erkeessfully delivered a communications satellite into space. omic pump says if he becomes licaident he'll dismiss janet ning m when her term expires. but says he would want a he fblican at the helm of the central bank. an lier this morning mr. trump suggested the u.s. draw down its debt by not paying back lenders on the us bonds, an idea that critics say would send the economy sbo an abyss. ris/"the new york times" says this idea is without precedent in the history of the united states. >> i would argue that as a businessman i bet that mr. trump has never done that. >> i bet he's done it several times in the sense that's essentially how you do bankruptcy. i think that's what he's thinking of, the us of a cannot declare bankruptcy. nextou're right. i stand corrected. l.i.f.t. and general motters dre going to start testing self driving bolts on the roads l a in the next few years, according to "the wall street journal." ,ustomers would be able to opt in or opt out of the program the they hail a car. that move comes months after gm tigatied $500 million in l.i.f.t., the ride shark service that is the main rival to that other one, you know, uber. e theow to an investigative unit exclusive. ng v 06 the medically complex vods in the bay area that needs specialized care. county y're able to leave the hospital and go home, families to found that vital resources eding t always available to them. this mother said her local k opital promised to send nurse her are for her son. investen the family needed help, the hospital had no one to send, blaming a lack of pediatric home care in her area. nursing agencies are turning rkin oatients now. en tl counties putting children u noiting lists and parents are trying to figure out what to do. >> she had been in the hospital for so long and then come home and feel so isolated and feel like nobody is looking out for es aor nobody is thinking about you is just, it's heartbreaking. >> well tonight at 1 is:00, the extreme measures another family lion to find home nurses for their sick daughter. the investigative unit takes on their struggle to the head of the department that is responsible for helping millions d disabled californians. if you have a tip for the ed astigative unit give us a call or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. th> volunteers are launching a fund-raising effort to cover the cost to repair a meals on wheels lu ck damaged after a high speed chase and police crash. this morning we just got the suspect's mugshot. police say these two stole a struck. all of it unfolding yesterday morning. the pair led the police on a "beile chase ending on a crash with the truck on its side. se officers arrested the suspects. >> before they left or volunteers said please don't take this vehicle, it's for seniors, we serve food. >> that truck costs about $45,000 which we don't have. >> the truck is for now out of r 400 sion. volunteers borrowing and renting veler vooeks to deliver 400 meals to seniors so they don't go hungry. ands family believes lightning traveled down their flagpole and hit their front door, causing a ed in"g fan to come crashing down. the 10-year-old grandson was in the living room when the lightning struck. >> i immediately got on the ground and tucked in. >> looking at everything and realizing how serious this was. could have been worse. it could have blown the whole house up. >> just up the street at the middle school, the lightning triggered school alarms. i remember when i was a little kid, we had a lightning rod on the top of the house and mom said it was to keep the lightning away. i said no no, it attracts the light. she was not happy to hear that. >> those are some of the safety things we have to think about now that we have storms in the bay area. we'll have a chance of lightning this afternoon. the rain is beginning to move in. as we look at the microclimates and a look now at san jose as we see the clouds overhead with dreary conditions. we'll see rain moving through. we're taking a look at some of the rainfall totals we've gotten so far in the east bay. that's where the rain started first. we've had about .04 of an inch. but as the system swings rain across the bay area. this was earlier over the sacramento valley. and we've seen it kind of taking an odd direction, moving farther west and to the south as it continue to spin around this area of low pressure that is now just to the east of us. we will continue to see some rain moving through, the potential of thunderstorms and a look at some of the heavy rain that now continue to move closer to san francisco. you're about to get heavy rain moving through there now as it moves out of richmond and closer to oakland, into san francisco and parts of the far south north bay. and the future cast shows that we'll still have rain through the rest of the morning into early afternoon. lunchtime hours we'll see the showers moving closer to the south bay. and we'll see this clearing out later on tonight. maybe a little bit of a break, still cloudy. and scattered showers into the start of the day tomorrow. that continues into the day. won't be a total washout but you'll have to have a head's up that we could have rain dropping even into early sunday morning before it clears out. the slow moving system will bring the potential of a quarter inch of rain which is close to the average of amount that we get during the entire month of may. for napa, if we get a half an inch of rain, it would be a nice soaker. the rain and the clouds continue for today, as well as tomorrow. and then it moves out early sunday morning. for the weekend, high pressure will be moving in and giving us drier and warmer temperatures by the end of the weekend into the start of next week and we'll see your temperatures warming up as well. know have another look at the micro climate forecast coming up a little later. i'm not afraid of it. i know this other company want to come in. >> coming up, the mayor of cupertino taking on apple. first, happening now, we are tweeting about the fund-raising effort for that new meals on wheels truck in the east bay, that story we just told you e: gooand how the two suspects car jacked and crashed a truck wronging to the organization in fremont yesterday. on your website, google celebrating 160th birthday with re bacial doodle. an goggle says it's a reference to the murky depths of the unconscious mind. we're back in two minutes. - hi, it's me. 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to give. >> the guardian quoting mayor chang as saying apple abuses us. chang said he was referring to a resident's behavior at a meeting. >> you wrap it up and throw it on the floor. >> the story also said the last time chang walked into apple three years ago, he was surrounded by security guards and escorted off the property. he says that's not quite what happen. >> their reception was so cold. do you have an appointment? i say no. well you have no appointment, no one will see you. you have to leave. >> but there are parts of the story where there is no confusion. the mayor is asking apple to pay $1,000 per employee to help pay for the city's aging inf infrastructure. apple declined to respond but says it's cupertino's biggest taxpayer, paying more than $70 million to improve cupertino and creating things to get cars off of the roads. >> the mayor is not afraid of the most valuable company in the world taking its business somewhere else. >> i'm not afraid of it. if they mo, i know there's another company that wants to come in. >> we also talked with community groups who are working to recall mayor chang. they don't blame apple for traffic, they blame poor planning on the city's part. gentleman ma juice is moving to frisco. and we can say frisco. it is undergoing a management special. the first shop open 26 years ago. it's now a global chain. the emeryville lease was up, after reviewing costs of living, decided on texas. the speed is what's so dangerous. >> hikers versus bikers. who should have access to the trails on a popular mountain. we look at what happens when they're bad behavior on the trail and why both bikers and hikers say they don't feel safe. is known for beautiful views. but it's also home to an ugly battle between hikers and mountain bikers. =scott/2-shot= e this county is home to an ugly battle between the hikers and bikers. >> the bikers want more access to the trails. the hikers say that will hurt their safety. >> the trails can be crowded. bikers are looking for a place to avoid cars. hikers want a place to enjoy nature without worrying about bikes. but new data reveals when there's bad behavior on the mountain neither side can expect much enforcement. from breathtaking views to thick forests where the woodpeckers found refuge, mt. sam receives 800,000 visitors ayear. on a recent sunday we found mountain bikers sharing the coast view trail with hikers and joggers. but on some of the trails, mountain bikers report they're going as fast as 21 miles an hour using stra va. the speed limit on these trails is 15 miles an hour. records show over the past two years park rangers issued 26 biking citations. none for speeding. >> there are the renegades out there that cast problems. >> this park ranger oversees the rangers responsible for issuing citations. are you underestimatesing the amount of support that's need snd. >> we need more. we don't have the resources at the time. i can see there's very few citations written partly because of the time to get where the violation is and partly because we do a lot of education too. >> it's unlikely you're going to catch a bicyclist in the act. >> right. >> they want access to a half mile stretch on the trail. mountain bikers need a way to get to the mountain theater without having to compete with cars on narrow, windy roads. >> we're not acting on grandiose access to the trails. we're asking for something that addresses safety and connectivity. >> his group petitioned the state parks for this kind of use. >> i think they can provide the connectivity that the bicyclists need and the safety that hikers enjoy. >> this was not a park that was set out to have anything like mountain biking. >> this man has led hundreds of hikes on the mountain and worries about the environment damage from the hikes. >> when we cut down the trees and we totally disrupt the water flow. these are many rare, threatened endangered plants and wild flowers. >> the speed is what's so dangerous. >> the biggest concern for linda is safety. she says a mountain biker ran her down two years ago on the fire road and took off. >> a bicyclist came speeding down a hill, around a curve and hit me, knocked me down. i got all bruised and scraped all over one side of my body. >> linda wasn't want the bikers on easy grade saying there's already plit little accountability for those who break the law. >> we went to the ranger and reported it, there's nothing that can be done. we didn't know who he was. >> but mountain bikers feel they're at risk when riding on the roads. chp data shows officers were called out to 20 bicycle accidents from 2014 to april of 2016. >> a lot of people don't realize that some choose mountain biking because they're not comfortable biking out on the road. >> in a place where both hikers and bikers are most comfortable out on the trails, the road toward a compromise is still full of bumps. the change of use proposal is now in the design and planning phase. the state parks department welcomes public comment. >> thank you. and if you have a tip for vickie, you can give them a call or send an e-mails. a south bay family is suing the gilroy unified school district claiming it failed to report alleged abuse by a teacher. so lest bend said that her daughter received text messages from the high school chemistry teacher. it happened two years ago but the district officials did nothing. >> whether or not his behavior rises to the level of criminal behavior is not our issue. our issue is they needed to comply with all laws in the state regarding what a school district's legal duty is to the children. >> literally engaged if gross sexual misconduct. because they failed to take meaningful actions, many more children were harmed. >> last week san jose police arrested ley on campus. officers say he posed online as a girl or a woman and form relationshiped with young men. he convinced the minors to send him lewd pictures. as for the complaint by the family, officials say there was no criminal activity that required ley be dismissed. one of the san jose brothers accused of killing their own parents want to go to trial sooner than later. both brothers were here in court yesterday. now the cameras caught video of the 22-year-old, his younger brother 17-year-old omar was kept away from the cameras. the lawyers representing omar says they're ready to move forward and be back in court on monday. legal experts say that's rare. >> the fact that this case is still on track for a preliminary hearing in what is a special circumstances murder after only ten days is highly unusual. >> as for the older brother, the legal team for him is asking for more time. a millbrae father had been missing for more than a week. his family desperate for answers. the sheriff's department is asking for help to find him. 27-year-old keith green disappeared without a trace last week. last seen leaving his apartment heading to a restaurant. but he left his car keys and wallet at home, his cell phone found a day later in golden gate park. last night friends and family held a vigil for green. >> it's a strong possibility that he was wearing a pair of nike type shoes. they were so florescent i figured they would glow in the dark. >> he's got two beautiful daughters and he would never ever walk away from them. >> if you have any information, contact the sheriff's department. a technical glitch in oakland could have serious problems in terms of public safety. but fortunately the communication system is working again this morning. the dispatch system crashed just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. oakland's radio system also crashed forcing city official to jump on the backup system for about 30 to 40 minutes. you might recall that back in 2012 oakland had a major communications meltdown while president obama was in town. we're following a developing story involving former penn state football coach joe pa tear pa tur no. court papers show a boy told pa tour no 40 years ago he had been molested by sandusky. pa tour no passed away in 2012. north korea is holding the first congress of their ruling party in nearly 40 years and is showing the world a powerful face. nbc's bill neely reports from pyongya pyongyang. [ no audio ]. >> well, i'll fell you the censorship out of pyongyang is just insane isn't it? for some reason we had a little audio trouble coming up, women fighting for the right to be buried at arlington national cemetery. fighting again. welcome back. about 1,000 pilots from the second world war are fighting again, this time for the right to be buried at arlington national cemetery. military veterans are buried there every year. the issue here, these pilots are women. tracie potts has their story. >> i lane harmon died last year. she had requested to be buried at arlington national cemetery but was denied. >> i decided instead of taking no for an answer we would fight about it. >> harmon and lorraine rogers are among 1,000 women noncombat pilots who answered their country's call, flying fighters and bombers across the country, helping train the men who flew into combat. these women always had to fight for their place. >> they just did not want the women -- >> 40 years ago rogers lobbied congress for veterans' benefits. >> down there on the hill arguing. >> they won, including the right to be buried in va cemeteries but not arlington. it's run by the army. in march the house unanimously agreed that she should be buried at arlington, along with owes who supported the troop. >> you know, there's about 10 million veterans that are eligible to be honored in national cemetery but there's less than 100,000 spaces. >> today 100 of these female pilots are still alive. tracie potts nbc news washington. let's check in with kari. >> as we get a look outside, you can see the raindrops hitting the camera. as we go out and about, windshield wiper on in some spots. but in san rafael, the rain has just moved out. let's get a look at the radar. we see the rain covering a good part of the bay area, except for the north bay. and it continues to move closer to the south bay. also into san francisco, the east bay, some of the showers coming down there where it's been pouring for an hour or so and it's just now starting within the past 30 to 40 minutes in san francisco. when we see yellows and reds on the radar, that shows where the heaviest rain is and it looks like we'll see that for a few minutes as it continues to move farther to the south. getting a look at how much rain is in there and how hard it's coming down. it's coming down at a rate of a quarter or two, three-tenths of an inch per hour. it won't last long. adopt expect the rain all day. the rain starts to rotate to the south and it's moving around that area of low pressure that keeps our weather unsettled with cloudy skies into the evening. tomorrow, still some times of scattered showers moving through from the morning into early afternoon. it finally tapers off early sunday morning and our skies will slowly clear as we go through the day. so looking like a soggy first half of the weekend. and the rainfall totals show that we could get anywhere from a quarter of an inch to lesser amounts, about a tenth of an inch or maybe up to two tents of an inch around san francisco, which would be about half of the amt that we normally get during the entire month of may. this is a pretty good soaker of a system, even though we haven't had wide spread rain, we'll see this slow lu starting to move off to the east and the rest of the weekend will be drying out as the high pressure moves in and warmer temperatures by sunday into monday. a look at the microclimates today, into the mid to upper 60s, cooler than average because of the clouds and the rain. seven-day forecast shows you temperatures will be warming up. we're nl up to 68 today in brentwood. if you're going out to the giants game tonight, have the rain gear just in case. although it looks like much of the rain will be moving out, we'll have the clouds lingering. and the weekend forecast shows that the first part of the weekend will be soggy, temperatures cooler than average and warming up a couple more degrees on sunday, up to 70 degrees in the north bay. san francisco 65 degrees, and the tri-valley looking at 73 degrees there. i think the best day of the weekend to get outside, to make plans, definitely on sunday, saturday is still looking a little iffy. back to you. it's something i'm passionate about and i want to spread the word as much as i can and help. >> a story to make you bay area proud. a mother blindsided by what happened after her pregnancy and how she's using that experience to help struggling moms. my name is melissa snyder, i'm a customer relationship manager with pg&e. i've helped customers like plantronics meet their energy efficiency goals. so you save energy and you can save money. energy efficiency and the environment go hand in hand. and i love how pg&e's commitment to the environment helps a community like santa cruz be a better place to live. and being able to pass that along to my family is really important to me. just being together and appreciating what we have right here in santa cruz. see how you can save energy at pge.com. together, we're building a better california. mothers day is this sunday ...a day we celebrate all the great things about be for those who need reminding, moth's day is sunday. a day we celebrate all of the great things about mom. >> it's not all easy especially for new moms. and now a south bay woman is committing to helping new mothers. we've got today's bay area proud. >> carol heart says one in seven mothers experiences postpartum depression or anxiety. she knows because she was one of them. and so who better to help moms in need than one who's been there. carol heart thought she knew hefrg there was to know about pregnancy and birth before ever experiencing either. one can forgive her. before coming to the u.s. from england a few years ago, cheryl edited a magazine called "pregnancy and birth". >> i've written and edited articles about pregnancy and parents. >> so when cheryl gave birth to her on son in 2009, she knew what was coming, or so she thought. >> i was blindsided by mother hood, completely blindsided by it. >> a baby that rarely slept more than an hour at a stretch stretched carol to the breaking point. a second boy two years later that wouldn't stop crying, almost pushed her past it. even while smiling on the outside, depression and anxiety led carol's mind to dark places. and she didn't feel like there was anywhere to turn. >> and i thought, well, this is what madness looks like. surely. i couldn't tell anybody because there's a huge shame associated with it. >> still, thanks to a caring and supportive husband, carol says she did make it through. and it has become her mission. >> this stuff is definitely shelters. >> to help other struggling moms do the same. she's started her own nonprofit, supporting mommas run out of her san jose home. for the past few months they've been collecting thousands of items of chirn ice clothing and toys, diapers and wipes ale meant for mothers struggling financially and likely emotionally. >> every woman needs support, no matter what walk of life you're in. but particularly the underserved populations of santa clara county really need your help. if we're in a position to help, why wouldn't we do it. >> she runs a drop-in support group and contacts moms in need with the professionals that can help them. carol knows there are other groups that do similar work but she was moved to create her own because it's her own experience behind it and there are some things that books and magazines can't teach you. >> i felt like i was driven to do this work. >> carol says supporting mommas clothing drive and mother's day delivery this year is just the first of what she hopes are many to come. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. well if you know of someone doing something nice for other, garvin would love to hear from you and share that story. go to our website nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. we'll be right back. the 142nd run for the roses gets underway tomorrow. this morning, the "kentucky derby" horses t the 142nd run for the roses gets under way tomorrow and this morning the kentucky derby horses and their jockeys got in some last-minute training on that mile and a quarter track. this year's favorites nyquist at 3 to 1 odds, exaggerator with 8 to 1 odds, all of the action of the horses thunder down the home stretch right here on nbc bay area starting at 1:00 in the afternoon. >> i've never been. you spent years in louisville. did you ever go? >> i've never been to the derby. but we went the day before, which would be today, and take part in the festivities without the huge crowds and then we had a party on saturday at home. >> very good. and let's check your weather. we're going to have scattered showers moving in. the radar is pretty much covered anywhere from san francisco and farther to the south. off and on rain. now the temperatures are holding steady in the upper 50s. it's chilly out there and we'll only make it into the upper 60s today, rain in the forecast. also there may be peeks of sunshine. but just yesterday i was at home and it started pouring rain at my house. i drove down the street about a half of a mile and it hadn't rained at all. this is the kind of weather we're dealing with today as well as tomorrow. >> you know which direction to drive. i would be going the wrong way. >> that's why we call it the microclimate forecast. you can get all of the information, weather information, we have an app, you can get it on iphone and the android. it's free. see the radar in your neighborhood. >> cuddle with your mom. it's mother's day. don't forget. the next news cast is tonight at 5:00. >> latest information nbcbayarea.com. we'll join you on monday. have a great weekend. halfslab =omni= ♪ ♪ >> it is, it is. i think it is. i think it

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