wow. thanks a lot. >> we got a good, nice show today. tough things to talk about, good things. >> yes, we do. >> we have lisa vanderpump is here with us. >> because she -- >> because she can be and she's here and we're grateful she made it through the snow. >> we are. >> you had a good weekend, a busy one. >> very nice weekend. we had our moms here, cooking on friday. and then my mom and i went to florida for a little sun and then came back and your house for the super bowl -- >> yes, well, hoda -- i hope you enjoyed it, because it is the last time. it really is. i figured we had 28 super bowl parties now. 27 because we actually did one together when i sang and frank called it. 27 is enough. >> at your house, by the way, you know how to put something together. >> not last night. >> the kids. >> thank you for everybody that rescued me. here's the thing. i thought we would have a small, small, small. i get lots of help with it. andy does all of that for us at the house. andy. the broncos were in the game. he's from colorado. we had to go to the game, right? we were -- we didn't have as much and then i thought we'll be okay. and then you start adding people. the strays start coming who don't have a place -- before we knew it, you weren't -- 20 people were there. we're trying bustling around, trying to get everything ready and when all of a sudden, one thousand, about a thousand geese this tall landed on our back lawn. i don't know where the heck they heard about the storm, i guess. they were landing -- and our dog that's what lola does, she goes out and gets them off the lawn, well, i can't believe the flutter of wings. and the amount of turdlets that wept flying when the geese went flying in somebody else's yard. well, lola decided to -- the dogs wanted to roll around in it, half an hour before everybody is coming. you think you have trouble. >> i was early. >> hoda -- >> you knew i was in trouble too. >> you had a look. >> i was like -- >> you're not having it. >> we're not ready. >> regis was there. >> regis was give you quite the time. >> he was. but he -- there is regis and joy. he thought it was video. i was like stop talking. it is a picture. then he said, i've got to give you something and you must show it on the air. i go, what? i'm cleaning my office, don't tell kathie, just show it and don't say anything. >> he's a troublemaker. >> there are two people here with you and go. >> throwback thursday. >> oh, it is gelman and me and frank. >> yes. >> look. >> he wanted it up. >> he said your head would spin off. why is it spinning? >> regardless of what you heard, i got along fine with gelman, 15 years. come on. >> that was a fun day. >> and i have one of you. we showed them all. no, i showed you -- i have one with you and bambino. >> oh. >> it was a blowout. what a bad -- >> when the very, very first play of the game happens, and, you know, peyton was like, hike, he didn't say omaha, the ball went flying and it was a safety. and when you start off the game with an oh -- it was like, you sort of knew. it reminds me of what -- you know when you start off your day and it is crummy. i was walking my dog and fell down on the ice a couple of weeks ago. and you already know that that day is going to be crummy. >> you want to say, really? is that the way we start. >> you can't unring the bell. sometimes bad things keep happening. that's what happened. >> i know. there is always somebody that wins and somebody that loses, it is hard for people that are diehard fans to keep things in perspective. but our dave won the pool around here. >> i forgot to give my 100 bucks. and then they said, you left, you forgot -- they had to put somebody else in the pool. you know who they put in? dave. and dave won 400 bucks. davie, good for you. >> we're happy for all you winners out there. >> seattle did really, really well. >> i'm happy for them. first time they won the super bowl. just great. because you know what, spread the wealth a little bit. beautiful talent, beautiful people. okay, good for them. on a sad note -- >> what a shock. >> turned on the news, caught up on what's going on and to find out that philip seymour hoffman had been found on his bathroom floor in his apartment in the west village and gone. couldn't resuscitate him. they are alleging -- because there is no toxicology reports. >> the autopsy is coming and a lot of papers are reporting there were needles and drugs found. i was surprised he was 46. i didn't realize -- i feel like he's been around for a long time, so many different movies. >> such a character movie. he would never do anything to change his face to look younger. he was all about the roles he would play so he could disappear into them. i think he struggled with addiction since his early 20s. so that takes a huge toll on you. >> to find -- i sort of vaguely knew he had children. i wasn't sure. but to come to find out he had three kids, all young. >> very private guy. >> right. and he was -- he had a long time girlfriend, i guess. >> also alleging they had recently broken up and don't know if that what sent him into a tail spin. but, you know what, look at the -- how many oscars, won the oscar for "capote," nominated many times, revered. i think he won a tony maybe or was nominated for his work en broadway. he's -- he was a magnificent talent. but by all accounts loved his kids. >> pictures of him with his kids out and around. >> so many people think if they could just get fame, if they could just get money, just get that kind of respect, but it is not about that. >> he was battling demons through a lot of his life. >> we send our love to his family. >> definitely. for the game, you were watching the game, people watched for the commercials. one thing was interesting. joe namath came out. so wild. >> some things never change. >> they call him hollywood joe. broadway joe. >> broadway joe. >> broadway joe. he was wearing that big fur. and he wore that in the '70s. he wore it again. >> lock at him back then. >> that's a different -- that's a puffier one. >> but still, the same family. >> yeah. yeah. >> i'm surprised peta let him get away with that, you know? >> who knows? >> broadway joe, don't you think it's real? i shouldn't say, but i don't think he's going to let anybody tell him what to do. >> the commercial, everybody gets geared up for the commercials. this year i felt like i knew them. >> they're giving away too much. like the trailers in the movies, too much, no excitement anymore. >> even in a couple of the papers, they would tell you which commercial was playing when. >> i guess if you wanted to see a particular one -- hodi is not happy. >> i like to be surprised. seinfeld one was a surprise. >> there were rumors. >> rumors they thought were they shooting a reunion show, what were they doing? they were shooting a 90 second spot. >> 12 million bucks. >> it was a promo for his web series. let's take a look. >> i got invited to the wassersteins. >> so, we could have both gone again. >> the wassersteins don't like you because two years ago, you overcheered and you ruined the whole party. >> it was giants. what was i supposed to do? i cheered. >> the constant pounding on the coffee table. pounding, pounding, pounding. >> was there anything else? >> yes, you availed yourself of the toilet in their master bedroom. >> you know why. >> well, i know why. everyone knew why. but you don't do it. >> hello, newman. >> hello, jerry. the wassersteins went a bit savory this year so i had to make a quick danish run. come on, seahawks! come on! >> fun to see them again, though. it is fun. >> i know. >> hello, newman. >> newman hasn't changed one bit. >> no. and what are you saying? that the other two have? >> a little bit more than newman is what i'm saying. tim tebow was also the star of one of the commercials. >> i didn't see this one. >> let's take a look. >> here, everyone thinks i wouldn't a contract, but without one, i've done so much this year. >> hut! >> without a contract, i've tackled the unknown. >> gotcha. >> i've answered tough questions. >> save the whales, we can talk to animals and we can bring world peace. >> good for him. >> he's a wonderful guy. he's a great role model for young people. he has been beaten up and battered by the press. and -- >> also elevated. >> yeah, i'm happy for him. if you can laugh at yourself, people laugh with you. i'm happy for him, hoda. favorite things? >> yes, mine, i don't physically have it. but so delicious. they are called honey bell oranges. when i was in florida, they're only good for a certain window. >> oh, yes. >> when you cut them -- >> the belly button things on them. >> you have to eat them over the sink because there is so much juice spilling out. delicious. i wish i brought some back. we polished them off. >> this is the week of the 50th anniversary of the beatles coming to america. and i think there as popular or more. what an amazing accomplishment. so long time good guy and phenomenal photographer harry benson chronicles them -- he was the first, he was there at the very beginning in 1964. he has a brand-new book called harry benson's "the beatles on the road" 1964 through '66. i hear it is $47 at amazon.com, which is hard to believe. but tell them hoda said on the air, if it is not true, that it's $47. that's a great, great, great coffee table book. >> all right. so we are now gointo announce our everyone has a story. ♪ everyone has a moment >> please, hoda. >> you're singing. i love this. >> all right. our winner this week is lisa yu from new jersey. by the way, congratulations to queen latifah and renee fleming for their beautiful renditions last night. okay. this lovely lady -- this is a sad story and a triumphant one too. they lost two children to a deadly heart disease called hyperthropic cardiomyopathy where the heart can no longer pump blood through the body. she had to help others dealing with the same disease. she started a foundation in 2002 to help fund research and awareness about the disease. she, lisa and her husband, eddie, now have four beautiful children. but the gorgeous thing about this, still continuing the fight for others who are battling this disease. we have them. >> how are you? >> hi, lisa. >> so nice to meet you, kathie lee and hoda. i'm so touched by what you just said. >> we get these letters and they all move us, but when i see that somebody has gone through something just so incredibly painful, but they use it to alleviate the pain in other people's lives, it is just -- we have to tell your story. we're delighted that you're going to come see us. >> we're so excited and i'm so glad that you're interested in my story and we have a chance to share it with others. >> you wrote a beautiful story about how love endures and norm lewis and capacity jenkins are going to sing for you. be careful on the roads. snowy out there. >> certainly is. what would you do if someone you knew stopped breathing right in front of you? >> stopped breathing. a life saving lesson in cpr that everybody should know. british socialite turned beverly hills reality star lisa vanderpump is here. i need proof of insurance. that's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. ah, actually i think my eyes might ha... next! digital insurance id cards. just a tap away on the geico app. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? 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[ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. she's the well heeled reality star who hailed from london but made beverly hills her stopping grounds. >> we met lisa vanderpump on "the real housewives of beverly hills" but now she's taken over monday nights on bravo and is dealing with a lot of drama on her staff. take a look. >> it is so hard for me to be around everyone when it is, like, he has no remorse. >> he doesn't have any remorse. that's jack. >> everybody thinks it is okay. >> i don't think they do. i don't think they think it's okay. everybody gets their day. they might not have the perfect relationship, but it is still a relationship. and jax has no respect for that. nor does kristin. >> we don't know why all these people are at her pool, just standing there, looking at her, but it makes for great tv. hi, lisa. >> how are you? >> you have to be good looking to work in your restaurant? >> it is hollywood. everybody that comes through the door is good looking. >> they really are. >> there is blood on the floor sometimes in that restaurant. among the staff and their little spats. >> for the most part, the drama is outside the restaurant. you've been at the restaurant. >> de la blanca, which i love. i hear it is love. >> i don't let this put you off. they have a lot of naughtiness. but it makes for a fun show, i have to say. >> has it increased business? do people come because they want to see the staff and see you and the rest? >> i think so, yes. some people are surprised when they actually go into the restaurant and the people are there. they're like, oh, my god, they're actually here. of course they are. so most of them work five, six, seven years. >> you had a disaster, i hear, the other day and you had to actually go shopping. >> you did hear about that? >> not on rodeo drive, but for real stuff, like tomatoes. >> we ran out of tomatoes. i had to go to the store and fill my cart with tomatoes. i thought, this should be on camera. >> someone bring lisa our glass. >> i want to be on that show. >> yes. that is the best. >> what about what goes on your other reality show? because i watched it a bunch of times and you see -- >> housewives. >> of course. >> look at the face. i'm in trouble this season, yes. >> tell us why. >> i don't know. i'm always blind sided. i think -- >> wait, i'm getting you some wine. it is very important. here you go. what did you do that was so bad? what did you do? >> i don't know yet. i suppose i'll find out when you do. >> which means tune in. >> are we allowed first thing in the morning? cheers. >> okay. >> you know what, housewives, it is a different kind of scenario. i always feel like in housewives i'm a statue. what are you doing? >> put this down. >> has to have milk in it. look what you've done just because you were lusting after somebody's wine. >> i was lusting. here we are. >> here we are having tea. what else would you like to promote in the next 30 seconds? >> nobody comes just to see us. there is a reason for it. >> i'm here because i love you, darling. >> we love you too. when we come out, we'll come to your -- >> good luck with both shows, not that you need it. the ratings are terrific. >> tonight it really naughty but fun. it kicks off things. final episode of "vanderpump rules". >> thank you. you can catch "the real housewives of beverly hills" at 8:00, 7:00 central followed by "vanderpump rules." >> if this isn't good enough for hollywood, we have all the buzz coming up. >> we're about to make one fan very happy. could it be you? probably not. >> our fan of the week right after this. 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>> they were pumped up. but the show was amazing and that's the phrase. the show was amazing. ended up with the way you are with the beautiful ending. by himself. took his star power to a whole new level. he has arrived as they say. >> i thought he already had, you know? but i've seen him perform. people hadn't really seen it. drew brees, a little news about m. >> drew brees, he just announced he's expecting another child, his fourth child with his wife. >> you knew. >> i already knew. >> they are one beautiful couple. >> they are a gorgeous -- >> like ken and barbie of the nfl. >> their fourth child. they're hoping for a sister. three boys already. >> football team though if they keep going. the girls play these days. >> in the new york times, this is interesting, an open letter from dylan farrow, she talked about her adopted father, woody allen, in some detail, about abuse. >> this story is shocking. she said she was molested since she was 7 years old by her adopted father, woody allen. she called out hollywood as well who started to work with him. and said what if it had been you? what if it was your child? she really wants to waken hollywood to the fact she feels, she believes this man molested her as she was a young child. her brother, he went on twitter and defended his sister. he's a biological child of woody allen and mia farrow and said they put the part where -- before or after annie hall, talking about the golden globes awards. >> when he was honored. >> first of all, you know, why would she say certain -- they're saying mia put her up to it. no child wants to talk about those kinds of things. >> 20 years later. >> it is the most painful thing in their lives. why do they want to expose it, talk about it. >> she changed her name. she tried to move on. she lives in connecticut under a different name, but for whatever reason, this -- this part of her life is still haunting her. >> we had a statement from woody allen's publicist. he said, mr. allen read the article and found it untrue and disgraceful and he will be responding very soon. and it goes on. >> there was an investigation the time, no charges were brought. they did find -- they did think something happened, they just couldn't prove something had happened. >> 7 years old, too fragile to testify at that time. >> and now the statute of limitations -- >> exactly. >> a little bit about philip seymour hoffman. we covered him, but what do we know? >> the autopsy is taking place today at his west village apartment. we don't know a whole lot. we know there were bags of what is suspected to be heroin found in his apartment, eight bags of this substance. we'll find out more after the toxicology reports come out. it is shocking. everyone in hollywood is mourning, grieving, from tom hanks to different co-stars he had in various films and he was a character actor. beloved by all of his followers. and it is still a shock to many. people in the west village were talking yesterday to nbc news and saying he was a family man, three kids in elementary school and he took the kids to school. he rode around on a bike with new york yankees hat on. he did not want the celebrity fans and the paparazzi following him around. it is shocking to know he was even battling these addictions still at this point of his career. >> wasn't in the tabloids, never saw him -- >> in rehab a year ago and battled early on in his career. but didn't see the stuff that would make you -- >> thank you. thanks for covering this. do you have -- what a segue. do you have extra toilet paper rolls hanging around? well, don't throw them away. they'll help you get organized around the house, hoda woman. >> and do you know how to perform cpr? if you had to? we'll give you a lesson to help infants and adults coming up. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est thou look. so end-eth the trick. hey.... yes.... geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. from crest 3d white, new brilliance toothpaste and boost. after brushing, our exclusive boost polishes your smile and whitens with 3x the stain lifting ingredient for a smile that dazzles. new crest 3d white brilliance. what would you -- would you know what do if someone you love fell on the floor and went no cardiac arrest? >> what if a stranger stopped breathing right in front of you? >> we kick off life saving lessons today and we're starting a critical lesson in cpr. connie harvey is a certified cpr instructor with the american red cross. how are you doing, connie? >> how are you? my kids learned how to do it in grade school, when they were young. cody got up about two months ago, man was choking to death, went right over and he saved him. >> heimlich. >> all those years before. >> it is empowering, that's for sure. >> it sounds weird, sometimes you're not sure if cpr is what the person needs. how do you know? >> you want to begin -- if you see somebody that falls and collapses you want to make certain they are unresponsive. make certain they're unresponsive. >> so what do you do? >> we train to use your personal protective equipment. if you don't have it, don't worry about it. but if you see someone down, tap them on the should and shout, are you okay? are you okay? >> okay. >> if there is no response, have someone call 911. you want emergency help as soon as you can. then you open the air way and check for breathing. you're looking toward the feet, looking for the rise and fall of the chest, listening for air to escape or feeling breath on your cheek. if you don't have any of those signs, do a quick look for severe bleeding and then start cpr. >> where do you put your -- the heel of your hand. >> the heel of the hand in the center of the chest on the breastbone. >> on the breastbone. >> push hard and push fast. full cpr includes 30 compressions and two breaths, cycles of that. >> 30 compressions? >> that's right. at a rate of about 100 beats a minute. and that actually -- there is music that a lot of people understand, stayin' alive. the beat of that is equal. one and two and three and four and five and six and seven and eight and nine and 10, and 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. >> what are you doing? >> two breaths. >> what are you putting on his mouth? >> breathing barrier, personal protective equipment i talked to you about, that is just to help prevent disease transmission. >> what if you don't have that? you take a chance? >> absolutely. a lot of first aid kits have these. if they have them, we recommend you use them. if you don't, don't worry about it. the other thing we have is compressions only cpr, someone untrained or unwilling to perform the rescue breath, keep doing the chest compression. >> and do it until somebody comes. >> keep doing this until somebody who is trained comes along and can take over for you. and until the scene becomes unsafe, or until an aed arrives and is able to -- use the aed the minute you get it. >> you did mention if you see bleeding, though, if you do see bleeding, should you not do the -- not attempt anything? >> no, you still want to get help, but also want to just deal with what is the most significant thing at the time. if there is severe bleeding, perhaps somebody else can help you try to suppress the bleeding by applying pressure. >> show us with the little babies. >> with the little baby, there are a few changes. that is you use your two fingers and then you put it in the center of the chest. and you're going to, again, do about 100 beats a minute. but when i did the breaths on the adult, i tilted, i pinched the nose and put my mouth around the victim's mouth. when i'm working on a baby, you put your mouth around their nose and mouth. >> because they're so little. >> pull it back? >> 100 compressions. >> tapping them, making certain it is okay. look, listen and feel. and remember, call 911, get help on the way. and then you give two breaths. >> two? >> uh-huh. >> okay. >> and then put your fingers in the center of the chest, 30 beats a minute. one and two, and three and four and five and six and seven and eight and nine and ten -- >> what you've done for us, which is great, is on our website. you've created step by step instruction video that will show you the right way it use an aed machine, defibrillator. that's on klgandhoda.com. thank you, connie. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. some people are up in arms. how to safely store the chords and other household tips. 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[ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. so i'm just telling hoda, i found her earring she left at my house last night. if you spent the morning looking for the other earring or still got rolls of christmas wrapping paper lying around, this is for you. >> the british blog called glam must haves ways to stay organized and lifestyle guru laurin sydney is here to share some of them, and some of her own. >> the best news is, everything you need for this segment is right under your -- don't have to buy a thing. after the holidays, you're turning your house upside down, looking for a place to store your wrapping. turn a stool upside down and this makes a perfect vessel for your wrapping. >> perfect. what is over here? >> we attached some files so you can put in some accessories. let me give it a little turn. buy an old school stool at a flea market or take it out of the kitchen. to make sure they don't fray, so it look brand-new, we use toilet paper, correct? >> yes. >> for decorating, not usually, but -- >> for using, you know what. all you do is cut it and then put it around, try it. and -- >> good. clever. >> very good, laurin sydney. what's next? >> thank you. these are like spaghetti and linguine. stuff it like a chicken -- >> into a toilet paper roll. >> controlled. >> it will not cost you a penny. >> okay. >> this i love. for those of you that still eat carbs, god bless you, terrific, you know those little bread thingies at the end? all you have to do is attach it to the linguine of your cords you'll know what your phone cord is, your tv cable is. valentine's day is around the corner. romance the next morning, the morning after, is not when you're taking the wax and trying to get it out of the candle. one little spritz will do you. we melted it. >> what do you put in there? >> any kind of cooking oil. it is going to dissipate and then put it in. done. >> it doesn't light it on fire? >> no. >> we did that, so the viewers can also, with this kind of weather, put it on the interior of a car door and you'll never be locked in, where the rubber gasket is. >> the gasket. >> you know how old i am. i have keys on my key ring from my college dorm. i don't want to break a nail getting it off. all you do is take a stapler and put it in the middle. would like to try it, please? >> what do you mean? >> right there. in between, you know how you can't -- >> it makes it -- >> it comes right out and you can -- >> good. i like it. >> no more -- >> very good. all right. >> sometimes the painter you hire, the paint costs more than the painter because you are wasting it with all this yuck. >> gunk. >> genius. take a little rubber band we all have, doesn't cost us anything and instead of pouring it into the paint tray and wasting it, just go like this. >> use that as a -- >> it all adds up. >> you go buy fancy jewelry boxes, never a place for an earring, like you lost one at kathie lee's house. organize it and put it in the old ice tray. >> love it. laurin, thank you. the best. >> i bet our next guest doesn't need any help getting organized. >> the tiger mom is back with the three traits that show success. that it's given me time toabout reflect on some of life'seen biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? 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>> they're actually seem like they're contradictory, but that's what gives them their potency. the first is a sense of exceptionality, that you're special. that can come from many sources, like an innate talent or a parent that instills that sense of you're special. the second quality is almost the opposite, a sense of insecurity, that you need to prove yourself, that what you have done isn't quite enough yet. and final is impulse control, which is strictness, discipline, ability to resist temptation. >> what makes this controversial is you broke it down into, i guess, ethnics or cultural groups you say some are more likely to succeed than others. >> yeah, but, you know, the book is about individuals, not groups. and there are many, many individuals not from the groups we're talking about who have all these qualities, have all these triple package qualities. president obama is a great example. justice sonia sotomayor, another terrific example. >> these are groups you identified and studied? >> but we want to say there are way more than eight groups. >> of course. >> in the book we say there is literally dozens of groups outperforming the national average. >> egyptian american -- >> i hoping we were in the pool. >> why not? is that because of the way they have been raised? i have an asian driver, a chinese man with me for 30 years, i say why are all the -- >> everybody says that. it is this high expectation idea, which what do you mean by superiority and insecurity? that's a high expectation. you can be the top, you know, that's how much we believe in you. you've got it in you to be it. and now you've got to be it. if you're not quite good enough just now, now you have to work hard. >> seems like you're if the child of an immigrant, you have some of that. my parents are very strict and expected things. you think as it waters down as it goes down. does anyone sort of wind up in the same pool as -- >> one of the most interesting things we found in the course of our research, you know that asian-american kids, famously score higher, better grades. it turns out in the third generation, no difference whatsoever between -- >> very much -- >> not innate. not biological. it is culture. it is working hard. and our question is how are they doing it? let's look at that. >> everybody feels entitled. i should be able to get into harvard. where is my choice? they haven't done the work. >> that's why the term insecurity is a little awkward. but that's -- in a way, we mean the idea, i can improve, i need to work harder. >> better tomorrow than -- >> exactly. i can prove myself. but the other thing is, these groups who are joking about making the cut, but these groups change. this is jed's point, ten years from now, it could be different groups, ten years before, there were different groups. >> fascinating. and you go, tiger mom. >> thank you. >> and tiger dad. >> if you have any questions for amy and jed, logon to klgandhoda.com. they'll answer them for you. >> oh, good. tomorrow, big show. colbie caillat is here. >> i hope she makes it through the snow, jackie collins. and our guys tell all panel. >> will hit the fan tomorrow. >> that's what happens around here. >> have a great fun day monday. be safe out there if it is snowing. bye-bye. thank you so much. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

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