work hard play hard work hard play hard work work relax harder with the real ginger taste of canada dry. >> on the daday that i found ou, everything kind of calmed down, that night is when i opened it. i think that hehe wrote the letr because if it did happen, he wanted me to have something. "through the years, i've asked a great deal of you. therefore, it should surprise you little that i have another favor to ask. i ask that you live." he wanted me to, like, find a way to keep living my life, as difficult as that might be, and that's really the thing that i still come back to all the time. >> you guys ready to rock 'n' roll? stretch it out. >> marie tillman took pat's advice and, 7 1/2 years after his death, remarried. she now lives in chicago with her husband and their children. >> so, my son, mac -- his middle name is patrick. you know, when you have kids, you want to be able to teach them lessons and tell them stories about people that you think are worth telling stories about. and he certainly is one of them. he is a part of who i am. he is just, like, here with me always. >> after pat was killed, people started writing checks, and they just started sending them to the cardinals. and it wasn't very long before there was close to a million bucks sitting there. and it's like, "wait a second. [ laughs ] what do you do with a million bucks?" you can't bring him back, right? you know, i can't explain to my sons where uncle pat is. i can't. we were able to channel that frustration and anger into doing something with the foundation. >> pat tillman's family and friends started a foundation that bears his name and a scholarship program that captured his essence. >> we select servicemembers and spouses who have shown this commitment to service and are really looking to continue that service in some other way. since the scholarship program started, we have now almost 500 scholars and have given over $14 million to that group of scholars. >> the reason we're talking about him is because he lived, because this great man lived this incredible life. the foundation is trying to take part of that and continue that forward, and it's embodied in these tillman scholars. >> i'm currently working on my phd in clinical psychology. >> i plan to continue cancer research and work in a laboratory, working towards a cure. >> being a tillman scholar means legacy alive, but it means that i'm empowered to make a difference. >> it really just meant a lot to be able to add to pat's legacy. >> he had a life of serving others, and i want to take part of that, as well. >> he was a man of many things, and i just hope to emulate the qualities and the characteristics and the type of person that he was. >> for anyone to have their life have such an impact in people's lives -- i mean, because of him, we have an organization that benefits so many people. >> pat's run started in 2005, and, you know, we had 2,500 people signed up the day before. and it was a megaphone and a boom box and a few balloons. and it has become -- i think it's the state's greatest day. >> good morning. i want to thank everybody for coming out this morning. it's truly great to see everybody come out. obviously, we can never forget what pat sacrificed for our country. so we want to really reflect on that today. >> every year, over 28,000 people come from all over the country to tempe, arizona, to run 4.2 miles for the foundation of the man who wore number 42 for arizona state. >> when you see kids 12 or 14 years old -- they can't run this race and not learn about pat tillman. they are going to ask a question, and someone's got to answer the question of who pat tillman was. and when they do, the learning continues. >> it means a lot. i mean, he had so much influence on all these people. little kids that might not even have met him he has influenced, and he has, you know, touched their hearts and he has just impacted so many people. all these people are here to support him. >> and people were like, "hey, i really want to do pat's run, but i live in new york. what can i do?" so, let's just do it. let's just have runs all around the country." >> it just reinforces and reinforces of why people are really doing pat's run. it's pat. people are coming because of pat. >> whether you knew pat, were a fan of pat, you were touched by his life, we're very fortunate to have her here today, marie tillman. >> we are happy to be here, have the whole family out. it's been really amazing to see. still, you know, 12 years later to see everyone coming out. >> the run's awesome. i mean, you know, it's cool that that's gonna last forever. [ laughs ] 'cause he's not here, you know? >> if you were gonna retire, what would you want your coaches and teammates saying about you? >> well, geez. well, hopefully i'll give them more to say. at this point, i haven't been here too long. "passion" is kind of an important word for me, whether it's playing sports or whether it's, you know, just living or whatever you're gonna do. in my opinion, you should be passionate about it, or else why do it? and that's, you know, kind of -- i don't want to be dramatic, but that's what i'd like. kind of, yeah. the heart thing is kind of important to me. whatever you were about to do just became whatever you're about to do after you get coffee. nothing comes before coffee. that's why we're introducing a new line of café-quality espresso drinks from mccafé. get a small peppermint mocha for just two dollars. . this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. a winter weather alert. the latest on the first snow and how long it should stick maryland, two law enforcement officers killed in a crash on i 270, live with the new detail tonight. and fires continues to burn out of control on the west coast. destroying homes and forcing evacuations. now, firefighters gearing up. we begin with a weather alert. it sure has been beautiful. hasn't it? the snow started falling last night, and it still coming down right now. >> think of officially in the holiday spirit. take a look. this is the this afternoon around dc not sticking in most places and it is making for a pretty picture >> the question everyone is asking, how long will the snow stay around. gwen is following all of this for us in the weather center and she joins us with the latest >> it will gradually move out. on the back side. we got a whole other d have to have on that our plate and that is going to be icy and slick conditions and bitter cold. so we'll get one thing, then the other, you're absolutely right. first snow moving through and this is not a small system it stretches to the northeast, here be the i95 corridor, and we have still a few heavy bands coming down, if you take a look at the south, you can see where lower southern maryland got the big bullet of it all. st. mary's, to be exact but this is stretching to the northeast new england getting hit but tonight we'll see gradually starting to pull out. dealing with advisories and watches, however, we have a winter weather advisory for the area shaded here in the purple. that's in effect through until 9:00 tonight. and with the wind picking up a little bit. could make visibility a little bit tricky in some areas, i'm concerned about the falling temperatures tonight, however, because for tonight, slick icy conditions on any untreated surfaces and sidewalks, as well as for tomorrow morning as our temperatures really dip below freezing for the overnight lows, right now, 32 at dc, 29 at dulles, 28 at winchester, 29 at baltimore, and 32 at fredericksburg but your overnight low, chilly 28 degrees. more bitter cold to come all have those details later. a devastating chain reaction crash on i 270, two low law enforcement officers were killed. a chief deputy officer and an fbi agent were stopped by another car after the fire marshal stopped to help the fbi agent who was having car issues. evan lambert is live at a funeral home in rockville tonight. evan? >> reporter: matt, 33-year-old chief deputy sander was escorted by police and fire marshall officials at the funeral home. you're seeing some of that on your screen, it happened just moments ago. deputy sander cohen was a veer firefighter also a chief deputy fire marshal as well. and we are learning that chief deputy cohen stopped to help an fbi agent stranded both hit by car several minutes later. fire officials shared this photo. she was 33 and in as supervisory role. he also volunteered at rockville station three. maryland state police say around 10:00 last night, fbi supervisory special agent carlos wolf was driving southbound on i 270 south of falls road when he collided with the median. deputy chief cohen was off duty and stopped to help. both men got out and cohen put on his flashers to close down the travel lane backpack while the law enforcement officers were outside the car, a car tried to avoid the stop cars ahead and hit cohen and wolf sending them over the barrier the northbound lanes, a second man was hit in those lanes, the three people inside the car were injured but survived. both cohen and wolf died from their injuries. >> duty or off-duty they're there to serve, their commitment compels them to serve and protect others in way that is often puts them at grave risk. unfort unfortunately the cost to public service is extremely high as it was last night. >> reporter: maryland governor larry hogan send his condolences fbi supervisory specialist agent carlos wolf and sander cohen deputy chief and member of rockville volunteer fire department served our communities every day to keep families thank these officers for their selfless dedication to our state and nation. now, according to state police, at this point, charges are not imminent. they say that the causes of the initial crash with that fbi agent and the secondary crash that killed both of those law enforcement officers are still under investigation tonight. listen in rockville, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. a look now at our other top extended forecast no word on what caused damaging fire that spread is to several townhomes in capitol heights. it broke out around 10:00 on dillon court. witnesses began knocking on doors and helping people inside get to safety. when firefighters arrived they found a townhomes fully engulfed in flames, the fire was so intense a second alarm was sound, no one was hurt. but the fire caused about $200,000 in damage and has forced a dozen residents in the three damaged townhomes. a fe $100,000 in damage to a home in he will can it city. it started in the garage of a home on spring meadow drive. it damaged the home and two vehicles parked outside. soon no word on what caused it tonight. one person was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation, three others escaped and were not hurt. for the district, residents of a home in southeast got quite a shock this afternoon, a driver crashed into their how this on 15th place, the impact was so severe, it sheared off the home's gas meter. no one inside was hurt fortunately. inspectors are checking out the home for structural damage. police are investigating what happened, no word on whether the driver will be charged. take a look at this video. it is continuing tonight to california now where the fires continue to burn in the southern part of the stay. the numbers, they really are staggering. half a dozen fires have destroyed buildings over past week, firefighters are making some progress, but there is still a long way to go. fox's dan springer reports. >> reporter: the wildfire incinerated hundreds of homes in southern california continues to burn saturday. fueled by high winds, firefighters battle for a sixth day on the front lines with two new fires burning north of san diego >> we're facing a new reality in the state where fires threaten people's lives, property, neighborhoods, and of course, billions of dollars. >> reporter: the fire claiming its first victim wednesday a 70-year-old woman died in a car crash fleeing the massage envy wildfire burning in ven ter are a. the thomas fire, the largest burned over 140,000 acres and destroyed hundreds of structures since it broke out on monday. so far, more than 200,000 people have been forced from their homes. >> i spent rest of the afternoon on 395 here watching it burn for about five no way to get back in. so i kind of camped out in my van. >> reporter: with so many displaced, signs of good will, one family setting donation center for those whose homes have been destroyed >> people donating gently used items and it's getting into the hands of the people that need them >> couple friends of mine lost houses and homes and i know a bunch of firemen and first responders, that's the least i can do. >> reporter: it's pushing allow the national forest in the less populated area. but the bad news is that the winds are expected to pick up again. tonight and early tomorrow morning with gusts hitting 50 miles per hour, dan springer, fox news >> can you mish being in the way of that as it comes towards >> knowing your home and there's not much you can do. still to come, the speaks to a crowd in mississippi to opening of a new civil rights museum. we'll explain. . plus, are you having trouble finding those popular toys? the call to put andy to the so-called grinch bots this holiday season when we come back . >> the event was boycott by some lawmakers and self rights activities, some said the president's policies are an insult to the people portrayed in a new museum. president did not address the controversy. he spoke to the crowd about dedicating ourselves to building a future of freedom, quality justice and peace >> if we memorize the brave men and women who struggle to sacrifice so much. freedom. among those we honor are the christian pastor whose started the civil rights movement. >> president trump toured the new museum, opening as the state of mississippi marked its bicentennial >> there have been sevening resignations on capitol hill connected to sexual harassment. john couldn'tiers and al franken. caroline shively has reaction. >> reporter: john conniers and trent franks plus senator al franken to quit. the pressure on con iers has been building for weeks. he reportedly offered 5 million dollars if she would conceive a child. he denies it yesterday after his wife was hospitalized. on thursday, franks said, quote, in the midst of this current cultural and media climate, i am deeply convinced i would be unable to complete a fair house ethics investigation. we're also learning more about how your tax dollars secretly got paid after workers allegedly harassed by members of congress. thursday, the house ethics committee reported that it had stepped up its investigation of congressman blake a far rent hold. he denies the allegations but settled the case for $84,000 out of that secret slush fund. last night, congressman alsehastings said he gnaw nothing about a $22,000 payout to settle a assessment lawsuit against him. role call broke that story, saying a fell employee accused hastings of making unwanted sexual advances then threatening her job. rack to all these cases has been swift. >> the harassment in our society. especially in congress. period. >> this is not about politics. i just -- it's the last thing it's about. this isn't about politics, this is about america. and that's about our country as well. >> it's also bipartisan the accused come from both sides of the aisle. it's been or a day of violent protests in jerusalem days at president trump announced the united states would recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol. israeli security forces clashed with palestinian protesters for a third straight day. president trump put's decision has led to protests around the globe. this was the scene earlier outside the u.s. embassy in rome. similar demonstrations happened in paris and sweden as well. >> are you having a tough time finding one of the hottest holiday toys? for a reasonable price on line. >> blame it on cyber scalper, here's how it works. programming aps are buying the toys and reselling them online at a huge markup. popular toys such as the barbie dream house which normally sells for around $300 it's going for as much as $1500 online. senator schumer is calling on retailers to block cyber schedule pers >> by staying a step ahead the retailers can protect consumers from abusive sail practice that is hurt everybody >> that's an expensive dollar house. >> senator schumer plans on working with lawmakers to expand and already a approve legislation that band a similar technique to buy up concert tickets. >> i was thinking it right-hand side me of concert tickets >> you have everything and sell them for a big price. there's got to be a way they could stop that. >> yeah. it's christmas time. come on. >> can i say even $300 for a doll house >> can we talk about the snow, it's so pretty out there today. hey, it's the weekend we don't have to complain about the commute. >> it was a beautiful morning, i went out and came back and it was snowing. gorgeous, how long is the snow going to be sticking around, gwen is back up with an update on the other side of the break, we'll hope you stay with us. there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she had to buy lots of groceries. while she was shopping for organic fruits and veggies, burglars broke into her shoe. they stole her kids' mountain bikes and tablets along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on the stolen goods and started a mountain bike juice delivery service. call geico and see how affordable homeowners insurance can be. . several inches fell in st. mary's county. it started and continued through most of the day. >> i wish it would stick a little bit more. so i wouldn't have to go to work. >> but it's due coming, so i mean, need more. >> it was kind of exciting to come back down here and see snow again >> are you ready for all of this? >> yes, i love snow, i'm from pennsylvania, i absolutely love snow, this is exciting. >> i love snow too. it's in march that i don't love snow. kind of tired of it: in hollywood maryland, snow blanketed most of the areas as people navigated the roadways at least three inches came down in that area, but people say it was a business as usual. and gave high marks to maryland's department of transportation for all the roadways. >> last night, it was talking with vdot, steve shannon is the guy there, and he was saying, we just need to make sure we get this right and there are no snafu's. it's a weekend. it's not really sticking to the road, the pretreating is so important, even though it's the weekend, people are out shopping. seeing family, family parties >> i was at national harbor today for the ice, it is a zoo. everybody is out there have not yeah, pretreating so, so important with this kind of weather, because it does make it slick and we've got big issues after we get through tonight with this snowfall, and we're going to talk about that in just a second. because things are going to change up quite a bit. so plenty of snow across the area, first snowfall of the season, i want you to go to my facebook and twitter page today, went out and talked to a young lady i met who is from south africa saying it's the first time she's ever seen snow, so excited. been waiting, about three months, waiting for sony she got it. some of the us were excited some not. take a look this swarth of snow stretching all the way to new england and canada we're not alone with all of this, and as we talked about lower southern maryland, started there earlier. we still have little moderate to heavy bands in here coming through. but it is gradually going to pull its way out and by tonight, we will see clouds and then a little bit of a clearing across the area. so we still have some weather alerts to talk about, winter weather advisory in effect. could see the winds picking up. visibility can be reduced, slick spots out there have not winter storm warning for a for delmarva. here's futurecast. when this will pull out of here. model, this is where we are now, and as we progress to about 8:00, 9:00, take a look, that's when it starts to pull out, still a little bit lingering to the south, of course, it's out of here and we start to get a little break as far as the sky coverage is concerned into the early hours of your sunday, now, daily snowfall record is 1.6 inches. we did not break any records. we did talk about lower southern maryland in st. mary's county, they got three and a half. ashburn got a little bit over two inches of accumulation. temperatures is my next story, bitter cold, temperatures falling below seasonal tonight, were below freezing. we got refreezing with the wet spots from the snowfall. 32 right now in dc, 28 at gaithersburg, 29 at baltimore, 29 at dulles and 30 at manassas. here's a look at that cold air, we got an arctic air mass that will move its way across midatlantic and that's where we'll have issues because icing problem overnight tonight into the early hours of tomorrow if you're going to morning services. by 9:00, 30, by 11:00, we're talking 30 as well. and as i said, bitter cold and icy slick spots, tomorrow, gusty wind, windchills for sunday, icy spots, and cold. so that combination all coming together. sounds like winter. doesn't it? that's exactly what's going on. details in the 7-day forecast later >> thanks, gwen. another busy week on capitol hill from tax reform to government shutdown. in alabama the senate race we'll be right back. ♪ [orchestra tuning up] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ take on your retirement, with a medicare supplemental plan from carefirst medplus, the name you know and trust. here for today, and whatever comes next. medicare supplemental 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on and we got congressman burr stepping down on both sides of the aisle, do you think he'll pull off this win. >> along the lines of even a blind squirrel find an acorn, don't care what the charges are on the other side, it's not going to happen. people won't do it. and frankly there's no evidence. now you are plagiarism, he's denied it i'll be first to admit to his denial is vague it does not constitute a case against. >> hang on. there's completely different standard in terms of whether or not there's a legal case against roy moore and whether it's a political case. the numerous allegations against him a r are incredible. he admitted he tried to date a 14-year-old girl when he was in his 30's. i do agree with jack, he's going to win. when he wins, is there any action taken against >> this is where it gets interesting because you look at how mitch mcconnell shifted his language. he said last week that the people of alabama have to decide and that's a move away from when he essentially said roy moore should get out of the way, what he didn't address is whether or not he's going to refer this matter to the ethics committee. >> to not seat a freshly elected senator is a gravely serious matter. if you take two senators and you don't seat the senators from that state. the next question is why should the state remain in the union? those are serious matters, it should only happen if there's clear convincing evidence. having lived through the impeachment of clinton, they have many procedures to even getting close to throwing the senator out on expulsion, you have to go back to the civil war, senator cori gardner of colorado said he will refer >> let's talk about tax reform. state and local taxes which affects all of us living in this area, do you think republicans will come around and dave i want to ask you do you think then maybe democrats could support this tax plan but yes, you'll get a bill. here want i predict. at tough one, they can't do this bill with republican votes, ryan and mcconnell and trump say you can. i'll stick to what i said in the beginning, the only way to do this sadly is with democratic votes, that i have to reach out to bernie sanders and nancy pilosi, i think overall we got the to get corporate tax cut through they will end up sacking the bracket on personal income tax side >> you don't think, 22% >> i think they will get 20% on corporate. you might get it down to 18 depending on what kind of -- how much >> i don't think anybody talking about 18 >> depends. >> i haven't heard that. >> you hear the sticking point is the state and local deductions, do you think that could bring democrats over >> my former boss patty murray is named to the conference is state along with the junior i was speak to go a colleague of mine who will be staffing the conference committee and the point that he made and the point is very much aware of is this is a sham conference, democrats are named to it but we don't a seat at the table. my answer is >> you're not in the majority. >> barring a pretty significant seismic shift, no, i think you'll see the fault lines were there. but republicans, there are pretty significant issues. senator collins, for example, has said that she has very significant concerns about obamacare subsidies and how that factors in. >> you may lose vote >> we're getting the rap. we thank you very much >> a lot to watch the budget as well. we got the december 22'nd deadline. >> good times. back in a moment. . savannah mark wood entered her stuffed peppers in a bob barnard was at her school for at the surprise announcement. >> reporter: this is 7-year-old second grader savannah mark wood in the gymnasium in silver springs. the young cook has no idea she's about to win huge cash prizes for her family and her school. >> you are the grand prize winner >> savannah and her family are getting a $15,000 check from the company that makes uncle ben's rice. part of its nationwide beginner cooking contest to promote family meal time and healthy eating. >> it's great to spend a few minutes after all the chaos during the day, and relax and landing out in the kitchen >> kind of brings you together >> certainly brings us together >> it's about getting kids in there in the kitchen at an early age because the benefits of learning to cook when you're young are so many, so you know, not least those healthier habits as an adult but higher academic achievement and building meaningful memories together >> they call it pumpkin patch stuffed peppers with rice, of course, the pepper is grown in their backyard garden. >> there's italian sweet italian sausage ground beef >> it's tomato sauce and seasonings >> you can still work together as a family preparing meals. >> even this recipe is a great one to freeze, you can take the weekends and you know, cook on the weekends and freeze it then you have stuff all week >> uncle ben's promoted stone gate elementary with a $30,000 check. that money will go towards moderning the school's cafeteria >> my gosh. $30,000 is unbelievable. i don't know if we had an opportunity to see our cafeteria, but could use a make every. >> pretty good day for a family and a school. all in the name of healthy eating. in silver springs, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. bravo. wow, what a good job. >> should have had them in the studio. >> want to come in, guys >> congratulations. gwen is back with another look at your forecast coming up next. . it's still snowing outer there >> it is still snowing but g end tonight. >> is the ground warm? do you think it will stick around >> maybe not so much. i mean only on the grassy surfaces in that, but our big issue now, matt will be the slick spots overnight, the refreeze? i did see as i was driving, somebody spun out and smashed into a guardrail. it's just wet >> i feel for that person >> we'll have a quite a bit of sunshine, we'll have to see how it holds up. but i'm concerned for people going up for morning services for people going out tonight on any of the surfaces that have not been treated. sidewalks included, you know, if you're heading out there anywhere. not on a main street or main area where you're walking please be careful, because we're talking black ice, you're not going to be able to see it, snow stretching to new england and there's a few heavy to moderate bands in this as it move through, we're just getting closer to the back edge. it's just a matter of time before we start to see that we're going to be out of it. and then dealing with the cold bitter cold in the falling temperatures. so still have the weather alerts in effect. winter weather advisory, through in 9:00 this evening, we'll keep an eye on that for you as well. but if you're in this area, be aware. here's futurecast. this will give us a timeline, if you take a look by the time we get to 8:00. >> 9:00, things pretty much gone, a clearing trend and we see clouds lingering here and there. here's a look at some totals, great mills maryland in st. mary's, they got the quite the bullet shot. three in clarks berg and two and a half for ashburn, silver springs two inches, leesburg over three inches. want to tell you a little bit of what's happening, the snow continues to move ohs at we put this altogether now, icy conditions as i mentioned tonight early sunday morning, big concerns here. please take the seriously we're talking an arctic air mass, and it will get very, cold, gusty winds so we'll have windchills. so it will be a pretty uncomfortable day to be outside. right now, temperatures into the upper 20's and low 30's pretty much everywhere but the arctic air will invade all the midatlantic and we'll see a cold front move through into the course of tonight and as it does, those temperatures are really going to start to drop quite a bit. here's a look at your planner for tomorrow. by midday, we're talking 37 degrees but a daytime high only in the upper 30's for tomorrow. also we're talking those winds as i mentioned pulling in and so we're not going to be warming up much, but we'll have the brighter skies, putting it degrees with the snow tapering off. tomorrow's high, calling for about 38, 39 degrees with a gusty winds. here a quick look, chance of freezing rain and snow, monday we'll watch it closely. back to you. >> thank you. we're back next with sports. what you got, brody >> after a bitter disappointment, redskins gear up for another trip out west. can they make it three and soar on the west coast? we'll have a preview coming up. . rivals likely lot any shot at the playoffs. tomorrow, this team plays in southern california with little on line but pride. and maybe some personal let's call them performance incentive clawses, their chances of hitting the bonuses were on friday with, morgan, moses and trent williams to practice. the redskins begin the final quarter of th little to play for teetering on either trying to play spoiler down the stretch or packing it in and planning for what is sure to be an eventful off season >> without a doubt everybody is disappointed. we have the fourth quarter left and i have a bunch of guys that will compete and play hard no matter what the situation. >> we put ourselves in the spot. now we have to get ourselves out of the spot. we went out rest of the season, everything takes care of itself. who knows? >> who knows? long snappers he rarely get noticed. when they do, it's usually bad. a bad snap. a false start, this week, redskins long snapper nick sun bird got the repair recognition good for snappers he was nominated foreman of the year award which recognizes off the field chartible efforts, he was nominated off his loads of love programming where he's installing washers and admires students that lack clean clothes >> i couldn't believe there could be a solution to this giant country-wide problem that was possibly so simple. and so i just figured, why not try? like, we owe it to, you know, our community the kids in our community to give it a shot. if it works, it works. if it doesn't, at least we were out there trying to make a difference. in the beginning i was like, well, it's as easy as washers and drier, it's a whole lot harder than that >> 7 7b a.m. tomorrow, redskins game time, bright and early tomorrow morning. yeah, at pretty cool thing nick sun byrd is doing, making sure kids can have clean clothes at school. >> if they won't have washers and driers at home, it could be embarrassing. >> as like a fifth grader when you think about how it is. >> quick check of weather. we'll see snow moving out but we got ice to worry about. careful on the roads. >> see you here at 10:00 and we're on fox 5 plus at 8:00. 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