maurice hall when you told them that you thought they were from maurice hall. >> i told him that i thought that. [inaudible]. >> the pills i am talking about in may, did you see mr. floyd take any of those pills. >> yes, we took them together that time. >> and when he took those, obviously did not die, right. and you see how they affected him. but he was okay after using them. >> yes. he was playing football and hanging out with the kids. >> deeply a lot of eskimo. >> he liked football. [inaudible]. >> that is all i have. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> a 20 minute break. [inaudible]. >> the fourth day of the trial former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin in the death of george floyd on may 25th of 2020, they are taking a 20 minute morning break and we expect a lunch break just a bit later on. an indication earlier from the judge about tomorrow's schedule on good friday, reporting on it from fox nine in minneapolis said that the judge told the jury on friday they will wrap up witness testimony early on friday hoping to get done between 12 and 1230 ahead of the

. >> is that the person you know to be maurice hall? >> yes. >> and can you just generally describe what he is wearing? >> red hat, red pants and a black and white shirt. >> that is up in the upper right-hand corner, would you agree that has the date of may 25, 2020? >> yes. >> that's the person that both you and mr. floyd had previously purchased controlled substances from? >> yes. >> now, in the january and february timeframe, were you and mr. floyd clean and free from using opioids? >> i'm sorry. can you repeat that? >> sure. in the january and february of 2020 timeframe, did you and mr. floyd -- were you clean and sober? >> january and february? >> yes. >> we weren't really talking to each other. i wasn't around him at that time. >> so you were on the break at that point, right? >> mm-hmm. >> you reconnected sometime in march? >> yes. >> was there an incident in march that required mr. floyd to be hospitalized? >> yes. >> that was -- can you describe for the jury what that incident was? >> which date? >> in march when he was hospita

maurice hall? >> i wouldn't say a lot of time, but he spends time with him, yes. >> and would you agree that that was kind of from time to time that he would spend time with him? >> yes. >> and you didn't like that, did you? >> i didn't like maurice very much, no. >> would mr. floyd be honest with you when he told you that when he was with him? >> objection, your honor. characterization. >> that is sustained. you don't have to answer that. >> you know mr. floyd would with purchase products from mr. maurice hall? >> i don't know that. i speculated that. >> do you recall an fbi agent asking you did mr. floyd purchase controlled substances from mr. maurice hall? >> yes. >> and do you recall saying yes? >> i did say yes, but i didn't see it with my own eyes -- >> [inaudible] >> now, the pills that were purchased in march that you described, did you know that those were purchased from mr. hall? the pills that you described in march -- >> no. >> but those are the pills that kept you up, you said all nigh

this witness, maurice hall is a risky witness for either side. for starters, he's testifying from inside a jail cell, which means he has a criminal history. that is never a good look. more importantly, maurice hall could be and probably should be charged with the murder of george floyd. because the theory of the case and a previous witness kind of sort of implicated him that this was george floyd's drug dealer. not only is it his drug dealer, he supplied the drugs that george floyd ingested the day he died. >> martha: we don't know that for sure, donna. we did hear the testimony of the girlfriend that said she did not like it when george hung around with maurice hall because she said that she and george were trying to get off of drugs. she was unhappy when she was with him. we don't know for sure if he gave floyd the drugs on that day. >> we don't know for sure. that's what i suspect the defense wants to call if they call him an a witness. the problem with that, the fifth amendment will preclude any testimony. i can't see the defense on the prose

this, i believe, is maurice hall's attorney. and hall apparently is in court. this had been an issue between the defense and the prosecution whether or not he could testify, what's going on right now? >> it is really important to notice here as we look at these pictures, that's maurice hall on live television. it's important to note that the jury right now is not in the courtroom. right now they are debating whether or not he should be called before the jury. he planned to plead the 5th amendment because he did not want to answer questions that could potentially incriminate him in any future charges. now this is the first time that he is in the courtroom and that debate is happening right now. there is a discussion that the defense submitted questions, the judge wanted more clarity and now they're bringing him to the court outside of the presence of the jury to ask what questions which he be asked in front of that jury, hallie. >> let me listen in, stay here for a second. >> no, i'm not. >> why would you not answer those. >> imfearful of criminal charges going

mr floyd was with maurice home on may 25th 22 and. we heard from the store clerk christopher martin he described mr floyd as being. his responses were the way. he may have been you know standing around he may have been standing up he may have been able to have communications but mr martin clearly described him as being how much. we heard from shalonda hell that when they got back into the car right they had a conversation for a few minutes and suddenly mr floyd fell asleep all of these things become important he's had trouble they had trouble waking him up she called her daughter for a ride because he couldn't wake her up with mr ford up we couldn't keep him away. we heard how mr martin described mr floyd when he went back to the car and how he was. in he wasn't speaking. he kept putting his head back and shaking his head. we know from peter chains body award camera. maurice also described that mr ford was dozing. we know. that whether mr floyd was chewing gum while he was in the court the store. we can also see he was eating a banana

she heard maurice hall's voice. we know mr. floyd was with maurice hall on may 25th, 2020. we heard, from the store clerk, christopher martin. he described mr. floyd as being high. his responses were delayed, right? he may have been, you know, standing around. he may have been standing up. he may have been able to have communications. but, mr. martin, clearly, described him as being high. we heard that when they got back into the car, right, they had a conversation, for a few minutes. and suddenly, mr. floyd fell asleep. all of these things become important. that he's had trouble -- had trouble waking him up. she called her daughter because they couldn't wake her up -- wake mr. floyd up. they couldn't keep him awake. we heard how mr. martin described mr. floyd when he went to -- back to the car. and how he was, ah, no. he wasn't speaking, right? but he kept putting his head back and shaking his head. we know, from peter chang's body-worn camera, that maurice hall, also, described that mr. floyd was dozing off. >> because he was falling asleep a little bit. and then, woke up

and you are familiar with maurice hall? >> yes. >> and was maurice hall the person that you and mr. floyd bought controlled substances from? >> we had. >> okay. i'm going to ask -- i'm going to show you a photograph. and just to you. you'll be the only one that can see it at this time. it's been previously marked as defense exhibit 1,006. >> okay. >> i'm sorry. can you see that photograph, ma'am? >> yes. >> is that the person you know to be maurice hall? >> yes. >> and can you just generally describe what he's wearing? >> red hat, red pants and blake and white shirt. and that is in the upper right hand corner, would you agree that has the date of may 25th, 2020? >> yes. >> and that's the person that that you and mr. floyd had purchased controlled substances from? >> yes. >> now in the january and february time frame, were you and mr. floyd fleeing and free from using opioids? >> can you repeat that? >> were you clean and soeber in january and february? >> january and february, western not really talking to each other. so i don't know. >> so you were on the break at that point? >> ye

she heard maurice hall's voice. we know mr. floyd was with uron may 5, 2020. we heard from the store clerk, crister martin, he described mr. floyd as being high. his responses were delayed, right. he may have been, you know, standing around, he may have been standing up, he may have been able to have communications, but mr. martin clearly described him as being high. we heard from shawanda hill that when they got back in the car they had a conversation and mr. floyd fell asl ey haduble wakg hia ride because they couldn't wake mr. floyd up i they couldn't keep him awake. we heard how mr. martin described mr. floyd when he went back to the car and how he was -- oh, no... and he wasn't speaking, right, and he kept putting his head back and shaking his head. we know from peter chang's body camera that it's described that mr. floyd was dozing off. >> he was falling asleep a little bit but he was waking up. >> we know that whether mr. floyd was chewing gum when he was in the store, we can also heought a banana. a ht so we know when we look at this picture, right, th

you know i'm sorry this you see the photograph now yes is that the person you know to be maurice hall yes and can you just generally describe what he's wearing. pants and back only chair and that is up in the operating hand corner would you agree that that was the date of may 25th 2001. and that's the person. or if you and mr ford had previously purchased controlled substances from him. you know in january in february timeframe for you and mr floyd. clean and free from using opioids i'm thinking you'd be damn sure in the january and february of 2020 timeframe that you and mr floyd were clean and sober in january barry yes we leave thank you a talking to each other but i know there's a man in ok so you've got you know we're on the break at that point right and then you reconnected sometime in march right. and was there an incident in march that required mr floyd to be hospitalized. and that was can you describe for the jury what that incident was. a days in march when he was hospitalized everything we went to that has been cut in the. he was hot hospitalized for a nick more extended pe

maurice hall? >> i don't know that. i speculated that. >> do you recall the fbi agent asking you did mr. floyd purchase controlled substances from mr. maurice hall? >> yes. >> and do you recall saying, yes? had. >> i did say yes but i didn't see it with my own eyes. >> how long is this? >> okay. now the pills that were purchased in march that you described, did you know that those were purchased from mr. hall? >> what -- >> the pills that you described in march of -- >> no, i didn't know. >> but those are the pills that kept you up, you said, all night, right? >> yes. >> did those pills continue to be around from march through may? >> i don't know. >> do you recall getting the same pills from the same source from march to may? >> i don't recall that question. >> would it refresh your recollection to review a transcript? >> yes. >> i'm sorry . [ inaudible ] >> from the beginning? >> no, from here down. >> okay. >> honestly, i was in such shock. i don't know what i mean by some of the things i said. [ inaudible ] >> nonre

now the discussion involves someone named maurice hall who was with george floyd before his death. >> sure, let's start with what we were talking about earlier in terms of the expert that the prosecution is trying to call. the judge said he will allow testimony from that expert in a limited form. he will allow that expert, excuse me, to testify about the crowd, for example. that is an argument you have been hearing from the defense. he addressed the specifics on the crowd. we also know the judge denied testimony on what is called auditory paradilia. it is the idea that you can hear things that you're prompted to hear. this goes back to what we heard last week when the defense asked one of the witnesses if he heard george floyd say "i ate too many drugs" and the prosecution in the redirection got the witness to say that george floyd said "i ain't do no drugs." so they want to bring in an expert who is an expert at looking at body camera video to help clear that up. the judge denied that part saying both sides got their point across in that cross-examination before. we also know that th

we heard floyd's girlfriend testify that she didn't like maurice hall. she believes he sold drugs to floyd. now we're waiting on the decision whether hall will be compelled to testify in this trial. he knows what happened before the police arrived. and what ensued in the struggle to arrest george floyd. he also may know about -- look at these pictures here, the pills found on the floor of floyd's car and a partial pill that was found in the police car that floyd was briefly in. all of which tested positive for methamphetamine and fentanyl. did george floyd die from the drug in his system or the knee on his neck? that is the question for this judge. criminal defense attorneys is here. but first, matt finn live outside the courthouse as we await the judge's decision this afternoon. hi, matt. >> hi, martha. so far no decision from the judge at this hour whether maurice hall will testify. as soon as the judge makes the decision, we'll bring that to you. right now on the stand in downtown minneapolis, dr. martin tobin, a physician giving powerful and difficul

attorneys considering whether to have maurice hall testify. he was in the car with george floyd when law enforcement first approached during - - while outside the cup foods convenience store time but obvit in a position where you can consult privately but you had a chance to talk to them, is that correct? >> is that a yes. >> yes. >> mr. hall's motion as a witness to cross the subpoena i would like to address it and you can take off your mask if you would like. >> good morning your honor. >> mr. hall has been subpoenaed as a witness in the prosecution and defense. defense counsel in their opening statement specifically name mr. hall and told the jury that >> on a motion from witness maurice hall, so your name. representing mr. hall today? [inaudible] >> your attorneys are present you should see them at that time obviously we are not in a position you consult privately with them today. spirit this is mr. hall's motion to quash the subpoena who would like to address it? take up your mask if you would like. >> thank you judge. and what your honor

long time george floyd friend, maurice hall, appeared by zoom. paul was with floyd in the car when he was arrested. reportedly said floyd did not resist arrest. we're going to have a update live as the jury gets ready to hear new nm just about 10 minutes. they are set to say that all states should make every adult eligible by april 19th. that's a couple weeks earlier. it comes as health officials we have a lot of breaking news, but we'll start at the white house. i'm hallie jackson in washington along with shannon pettypiece. they set a goal that was seen as rather achievable and now they're announing that they're close to achieving it. they are setting the bar just a little low and taking a victory lap when they exceed expectations. he want today see all states expand eligibility by may 1st. this is when they come out and say they're going to -- now the administration saying they're calling on the last few remaining states out there. opening up that eligibility by april 19th. another milestone, there have been 150e million vaccines administered.

maurice hall? >> yes. i didn't like maurice very much. >> in court a short while ago, a firefighter took the stand. we'll keep you updated on his account, martha. >> martha: thanks, matt finn in minneapolis. joining me right now, attorney mark. good to have you on the program, this is getting a lot of attention. the fact that this other individual that was in the car, a person that was very privy to all of the events that happened in cup foods and where they were going, what they were doing and what state george floyd was in. he says he will not talk. >> yeah, all that is interesting. it's not necessary, really. first of all, he won't talk. there's no big mystery. he doesn't want to talk because it would incriminate him. he gave a false name. he has a history of open warrants when he was arrested that included a nice portfolio of crimes that included felony position, domestic violence. there's reasons why he doesn't want to testify. this case does not hinge upon what flows from mr. hall's lips. >> martha:

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we know from peter chans body camera that maurice hall also described that maurice hall also described that mr floyd was dozing off. falling asleep, hit he woke up... we know that whether mr floyd was chewing gum while he was in the store, we can also see he was eating a banana. he boughta banana. so we know when we look at this picture, there's something in mr floyd small. does a calm, is it banana, is it drugs? nobody knows. but regardless of whether it's drugs, bananas or gum in this incident, we know that there were pills in the car. right? we know that there were drugs in the car. we know those pills were later tested to be a combination of methamphetamine and sentinel. that's what was in mr floyd system. it's relevant because it's what was in his system. these are the pills that were found. we know at some point mr floyd was handcuffed. hands were behind his back, it would have been physically impossible to put anything in his mouth at that point. and we know that in the squad car 320, were pills. we know those pills were analysed, we know those pills consisted of sentinel and me

we'll take a look at this morning's testimony. >> -- on a motion from witness maurice hall. could you spell your name because we've gotten different spellings on your name. >> the correct spelling for you guys would be morris hall. >> all right. and representing mr. hall today -- [inaudible] >> morning, your honor can -- [inaudible] >> mr. hall, your attorneys are present. when they address the court, you're going to go to the podium, so you should be able to see them at that time. but, obviously, we are not a position where you can consult privately with them today, had a chance -- you've had a chance to talk with them, is that correct? >> [inaudible] >> all right, thank you. all right. this is mr. hall's motion as a witness to quash the subpoena. who would like to address it? ms. cousins, if you would. and you can take off your mask, if you'd like. >> thank you, judge. good morning, your honor. >> morning. >> mr. hall has been subpoenaed as a witness in this case by both the prosecution and defense. defense counsel can in their opening statement specifically named mr. hall

and was maurice hall the person that you and mr floyd. controlled substances from we had. i'm going to pass i'm going to show you a photograph. just to you you'll be the only one who can see it this time it's been previously marked as defense exhibit 1006. 100 you see that photograph. just her. you know i'm sorry this you see the photograph now yes is that the person you know to be maurice hall yes and can you just generally describe what he's wearing. pain and back only share and that is in the operating room corner would you agree that it has the date of may 25th 2001. and that's the person that. if you and mr ford previously purchased controlled substances for you. know in january and february timeframe for you and mr floyd.

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the day began with attorneys considering whether to have maurice hall testify mr. hall was in the car with george floyd when law enforcement first approached outside the convenience store. >> on a motion for maurice hall, can you spare your name we have gotten different spellings on your names. >> marie's hall. >> representing mr. hall today what are your appearances. [inaudible] >> the attorney a present are going to go to the podium so you should be able to see them at that time but obviously were not in a position where you can consult privately but you had a chance to talk to them, is that correct? >> is that a yes. >> yes. >> mr. hall's motion as a witness to cross the subpoena i would like to address it and you can take off your mask if you would like. >> good morning your honor. >> mr. hall has been subpoenaed as a witness in the prosecution and defense. defense counsel in their opening statement specifically name mr. hall and told the jury that they intend and preview what that testimony they believe it would be. in order to avoid any kind of delay interrup

. >> are you familiar with maurice hall? >> yes. >> was maurice hall the person you and mr. floyd bought controlled substances from? >> we had. >> i'm going to ask -- i'm going to show you a photograph. just to you. you will be the only one who can see it at this time. it's been previously marked as defense exhibit 1,006. can you see that photograph, ma'am? >> no. >> just to her. >> no. >> sorry. i have to hit this. can you see that photograph, ma'am? >> yes. >> is that the person you know to be maurice hall? >> yes. >> and can you just generally describe what he is wearing? >> red hat, red pants and a black and white shirt. >> that is up in the upper right-hand corner, would you agree that has the date of may 25, 2020? >> yes. >> that's the person that both you and mr. floyd had previously purchased controlled substances from? >> yes. >> now, in the january and february timeframe, were you and mr. floyd clean and free from using opioids? >> i'm sorry. can you repeat that? >> sure. in the january and february of 2020 timeframe, did you and mr. floyd -- were you clean and sob

maurice hall? >> i've been through a lot of time but he spent time with him, yes. >> would you agree that that was kind of from time to time that he would spend time with him? >> yes. >> and you didn't like that, did you? >> excuse me i did like maurice very much so. >> would mr. floyd be honest with you when he told you that he, when he was with him? >> w objection, your honor. sustained you don't have to answer that one. >> did mr. floyd purchase narcotics from mr. maurice hall? [inaudible conversations] i don't know that --e i speculated that. >> do you recall fbi a little agent asking you did mr. floyd purchase controlled substance from maurice hall? >> yes. >> do you recall saying yes? >> i did say yes. but i did not see it with my own eyes. >> how long -- [inaudible conversations] >> now, the pills that were purchased in martha you described did you know those were purchased from mr. hall? >> what -- what? >> the pills that you described in march -- >> no i did not. >> the pills that kept you

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floyd was with maurice on may 25, 2020. we know from the store clerk, he described mr. floyd as being high. his responses were delayed. he may have been, you know, standing around. he may have been standing up. he may have been able to have communications, but mr. martin clearly described him as being high. we heard from ms. hill that when they got back into the car, they had a conversation for a few minutes and suddenly mr. floyd fell asleep. all of these things become important. they had trouble waking him up. she called her daughter because they couldn't wake her up -- wake mr. floyd up. they couldn't keep him awake. we heard how mr. martin described mr. floyd when he went back to the car and how he was -- he wasn't speaking, right. he kept putting his head back and shaking his head. we know from peter kueng's body-worn camera that mr. floyd was dozing off. we know that whether mr. floyd was chewing gum while he was in the store, we can also see he was eating a banana. he bought a banana . so we know when we look at this picture, there's something in mr. floyd's mout

. >> the judge heard motions about whether floyd's friend, maurice hall, who was with him when he was arrested will be called to testify. >> he was in the car. that puts them in close proximity to mr. floyd and close in time before he is alleged to have ingested drugs . >> reporter: the judge that he will make a final decision on the matter later this week. michael george, cbs news. >> maurice hall told the court he will refuse to testify if he is called to the witness stand to avoid incriminating himself. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a new twist in the effort to recall the governor here at the hollywood celebrity who may be jumping into the race. >>> and s south bay fast food restaurant erupt in flames. the disturbing pattern that has investigators looking into arson. >>> the a's making history for the wrong reasons . the team weighs in on a rough start to the season . >>> at least the weather is looking good for the a's game this season . there is the non- june gloom hang above the coast and the golden gate is going to move back in as we head to the rest

maurice hall would have been exactly that. i'm glad it got shut down, and yes, it's a blow to the defense, chuck. >> david, let's get to dr. fowler's testimony today. because there's stuff that he claims and then there's stuff he doesn't say. and it's those gaps that i wonder if it's a bit problematic for the defense. so control room, i want to play slot 1 and then sot 3, if you will. so let's go there. and then i'll ask you on the other side. >> in my opinion, mr. floyd had a sudden cardiac arrythmia due to his atherochlorotic hypertension, you can write that down multiple ways. during his restraint and subdual by the police. and then his significant contributory conditions would be since i have already put the heart disease in part one, he would have the toxicology, the fentanyl and methamphetamine. >> a motor vehicle collision where somebody has multiple injuries and you look at them and go, okay, they have enough injury there to kill them. when you go in, you can see evidence that they had a stroke or a heart attack. and t

we know, again, from miss ross, that those pills were purchased from maurice hall. she described going to a hotel while mr. floyd went into the hotel. she was on the phone with him. she heard hall's voice. we know she was with him in 2020. we heard from the store clerk, christopher martin. he described mr. floyd as being high. his responses were delayed, right? he may have been, you know, standing around. he may have been standing up, he may have been able to have communications, but mr. martin clearly described him as being high. we heard from shawanda hill that when they got back in the car, they had a conversation for a few minutes. suddenly mr. floyd fell asleep. all of these things become important. have trouble -- had trouble waking him up. she called her daughter for a ride because they couldn't walk mr. floyd up. they couldn't keep him awake. we heard how mr. martin described mr. floyd when he went back to the car. how he was oh, no. he wasn't speaking, right? he kept putting his head back. shaking his head. we know from peter chang's body camera that mauric

has been taken up this morning with legal arguments is all revolves around a gentleman by the name of maurice hall he was with george floyd on the day of the incident the defense want to call him as a witness morris hall and his attorney are reluctant to give evidence because any answers he may give me expose him. to future criminal charges he will plead what is known in the united states as the 5th that's the 5th amendment of the constitution which means you don't have to give evidence against yourself you don't have to write any information you don't have to answer any questions and so the judge will rule on that when he gets a much more defined ruling from the defense of exactly they want to ask maurice hold but certainly the template has been set by the doctor and also the police chief for what we can expect over the next couple of days and just worth reminding our viewers what charges facing in this case. of course he's facing 3rd degree and 2nd degree murder as well as manslaughter which means it's almost as if the prosecution can prove 2nd degree murder then the jury can go with some d

maurice hall, correct? >> i believe so, i am not sure. >> do you recall telling the fbi you bought pills from mr. hall one week prior to his death? >> yes but i was not there, i didn't see anything. >> when you met with prosecutors, did you tell them you were in the car of the hotel when the pills were purchased? >> yes. >> you are on the phone with him at the time? >> yes. >> you heard a voice in the background it was a voice he recognized as mr. hall? >> i thought so, yes. >> between mr. hall -- excuse me, mr. floyd's hospitalization through march and quarantining and all of that, march and april, mr. floyd had been clean during that timeframe? >> part of me? >> i'm sorry, i want a timeframe. after mr. floyd was hospitalized in march, were quarantining together and spending a lot of time together in march, april and may. >> yes. >> the majority of that time, mr. floyd was clean, right? >> yes. >> your belief that mr. floyd started using again about two weeks prior to his death, correct? >> i saw a change

his name is maurice hall. the public defender for hall says no way. that could -- that could harm my client because he faces potential charges down the road and he has a rig ht to fifth amendment protection. there is no case law that allows a blanket right to fifth amendment protection. the so defense, go back. write us a list of what you would ask him and then i'll decide on thursday. >> yes. the judge specified -- i want to get laura coates' view on this. there is one sliver of testimony that he considers outside of self-incrimination and that is what maurice hall observed of floyd in the car falling asleep apparently suddenly based on what we heard earlier as relevant to the broader case. laura coates, you heard the judge compare that potential testimony from hall to it can we already heard in the trial from the cashier in the store that was right there on the street saying that floyd appeared high. the judge made the point, that didn't incriminate the cashier for saying that. this would not incriminate maurice hall if he were to testify to somethi

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maurice hall will not be testifying at this trial. >> okay. let me continue on asking you all questions as we wait -- we should be out of recess and the trial resume in a matter of minutes. elie we were talking about the shooting in brooklyn center. and i know this this morning the judge denied the defenses motion to sequester the jury because of that, because of all the protesters and everything swirling, literally mere miles from in courthouse and this derek chauvin trial. what did you make of the judge's decision? >> i think he did the right thing, brooke. sequesters a jury, meaning you don't let them go home at night. they stay at a hotel under guard that's a dramatic thing to do. it's a stressful thing to do to a jury. second of all, the judge said, look, we have to rely on the process here. we already put all of these jurors through an extensive question and answer process. we remember jury selection took three weeks. all told us that they'll judge this case based only on the evidence in the courtroom, not on anything else. if issues a a

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