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tonight President Biden defending his
0:02 0:04 administration's decision to build more
0:04 0:07 border walls saying he had no choice the
0:07 0:09 new images of migrants running across
0:09 0:10 the border a day after the
0:10 0:13 administration announced it would expand
0:13 0:15 the wall President Biden today saying
0:15 0:18 quote I was told I had no choice because
0:18 0:20 the wall money was appropriated by law
0:20 0:23 under the Trump Administration our team
0:23 0:25 on the border also tonight the battle
0:25 0:27 for house Speaker former president
0:27 0:29 Donald Trump appearing to take himself
0:29 0:31 out of the Running by endorsing one of
0:31 0:34 his top Capitol Hill allies and what
0:34 0:36 Kevin McCarthy said today after reports
0:36 0:39 he may leave Congress Philip now a
0:39 0:42 post-tropical cyclone taking aim at the
0:42 0:45 Northeast this weekend a flood watch for
0:45 0:47 New York City will time it all out in
0:47 0:49 Vermont the armed and dangerous suspect
0:49 0:52 on the loose after the suspicious death
0:52 0:55 of a woman along a trail near a college
0:55 0:57 police pleading to the public for help
0:57 1:00 the surprise new jobs report 3
1:00 1:03 36,000 added in September nearly double
1:03 1:06 expectations but does it raise the odds
1:06 1:08 of more interest rate hikes the
1:08 1:10 investigation into a major concern over
1:10 1:13 the nation's 911 Network why help may
1:13 1:16 not arrive in time if you text 911
1:16 1:18 instead of
1:18 1:21 call this is NBC Nightly News with
1:21 1:22 Lester
1:22 1:25 Holt good evening and welcome President
1:25 1:27 Biden tonight facing blowback from his
1:27 1:29 own party over his administration's
1:29 1:32 intent to build new wall sections along
1:32 1:35 the Texas Mexico border the president
1:35 1:37 insisting he has not changed his
1:37 1:39 opposition to the wall but that his
1:39 1:41 hands are tied to stop the expenditure
1:41 1:43 given the project was funded before he
1:43 1:46 became president meantime officials in
1:46 1:49 Texas along the nearly 20 mile section
1:49 1:51 to be built are dubious over how far
1:51 1:54 additional wall will go toward impeding
1:54 1:56 the sustained flow of migrants illegally
1:56 1:59 entering the country tonight pressure
1:59 2:00 growing on the the Biden Administration
2:00 2:03 to come up with a lasting policy
2:03 2:05 solution to address the crisis that's
2:05 2:08 impacting the border and cities far
2:08 2:11 beyond tonight Morgan chesky is in Texas
2:11 2:12 with the
2:12 2:15 latest tonight on the border the ongoing
2:15 2:17 surge in illegal Crossings averaging
2:17 2:20 more than 9,000 a day in just the last
2:20 2:23 week border officials tell NBC News and
2:23 2:25 now new Fallout after that broken
2:25 2:27 campaign pledge from President Biden
2:27 2:29 funding nearly 20 mi of new border wall
2:29 2:32 in star County Texas the president again
2:32 2:35 today defending the decision I was told
2:35 2:38 that I had no choice I can't say I don't
2:38 2:40 like it I'm not going to do it the money
2:40 2:42 allocated by Congress during the Trump
2:42 2:44 Administration Mr Biden saying he tried
2:44 2:46 to get lawmakers to change it but they
2:46 2:48 refused and the law required the wall
2:48 2:51 money to be spent now he's facing
2:51 2:53 bipartisan criticism including from Key
2:53 2:56 Democrats upset over the new wall I
2:56 2:59 think it's a terrible idea I think it's
2:59 3:02 a broken promise after then candidate
3:02 3:04 Biden said this during the campaign
3:04 3:07 there will not be another foot of Wall
3:07 3:09 constructed on my Administration while
3:09 3:11 Republicans say Biden border policies
3:11 3:13 are encouraging the migrant surge
3:13 3:15 reactions tonight here in Star County
3:15 3:17 where the additional wall would go up we
3:17 3:20 need more more more 20 miles make it 40
3:20 3:23 or 60 County Judge ELO vtis says he
3:23 3:26 still has not been told where exactly
3:26 3:28 the wall would go we have a lot of
3:28 3:32 questions and and personally uh a lot of
3:32 3:34 things that I don't agree with the Rio
3:34 3:36 Grand Valley needs a solution yes but
3:36 3:38 you don't believe the walls the answer
3:38 3:41 exactly the move comes as so many keep
3:41 3:43 making the dangerous Trek
3:43 3:46 North at a border shelter we met Gracia
3:46 3:49 from Venezuela and Rosa from Ecuador who
3:49 3:51 say they were robbed in Mexico and
3:51 3:53 frightened but want to work hard here
3:53 3:56 for their families a dream shared by so
3:56 3:58 many others that today while visiting
3:58 4:00 Mexico City New York City's mayor Eric
4:00 4:02 Adams shared what he says is the
4:02 4:05 sobering reality with New York City's
4:05 4:08 resources stretched thin by 12,000
4:08 4:10 migrants we want to give a real picture
4:10 4:13 of what's happening in New York City we
4:13 4:14 are at
4:14 4:16 capacity Morgan you mentioned this wall
4:16 4:18 funding had had to be spent by law but
4:18 4:20 why
4:20 4:22 now Lester the White House says they
4:22 4:24 were required to act on this by the end
4:24 4:27 of the fiscal year September 30th so
4:27 4:28 essentially they ran out of time to
4:28 4:31 debate this very issue in the meantime
4:31 4:33 there is still no firm timetable on when
4:33 4:35 this proposed new section of wall will
4:35 4:38 be going up here Lester Morgan chesy at
4:38 4:39 the border tonight thank you The
4:39 4:41 Showdown over who will be the next house
4:41 4:43 speaker is heading for a pivotal week
4:43 4:46 with two high-profile Republicans
4:46 4:48 pushing for the job and former president
4:48 4:51 Trump now endorsing one of them Garrett
4:51 4:53 hake now with the latest on that tonight
4:53 4:55 the race for the speaker gavel
4:55 4:57 intensified with former president Trump
4:57 4:59 weighing in declaring conservative
4:59 5:01 Firebrand Jim Jordan has his quote
5:01 5:04 complete and total endorsement he's a
5:04 5:06 great guy he's been very successful very
5:06 5:08 respected he's doing a fantastic job
5:08 5:10 right now and he's been with me all the
5:10 5:12 time I mean literally from as I was
5:12 5:14 announcing that I was running he was
5:14 5:16 endorsing me and there's something nice
5:16 5:18 about that some House Republicans had
5:18 5:21 pushed for Trump to run for speaker with
5:21 5:22 Jordan facing off against the house
5:22 5:25 gop's current number two Steve scalise
5:25 5:27 but I've got a long proven record as
5:27 5:28 somebody who knows how to unify
5:28 5:30 Republicans repic an hoping to select a
5:30 5:33 speaker next Wednesday this time next
5:33 5:36 week do you think this is settled look I
5:36 5:38 think uh it's going to take a little bit
5:38 5:41 of time is it uh possible to get there
5:41 5:45 on Wednesday sure uh is it likely no but
5:45 5:47 many are also pushing for rules changes
5:47 5:49 so the small handful of Republicans who
5:49 5:51 joined with Democrats to remove speaker
5:51 5:54 Kevin McCarthy cannot do it again Mad
5:54 5:56 Gates and those hardliners they're a
5:56 5:58 real problem and I don't think the Pyro
5:58 6:01 maniacs uh are going to be satisfied
6:01 6:03 after they've burned down one house I
6:03 6:04 think they're going to have an itching
6:04 6:06 to go burn down a couple more and with
6:06 6:07 just weeks until the government once
6:07 6:09 again faces a possible shutdown
6:09 6:11 President Biden saying today he's
6:11 6:13 willing to work with whoever emerges
6:13 6:15 from the chaos whomever the house
6:15 6:18 speakers I'm going to try to work with
6:18 6:20 they control half the half the Congress
6:20 6:22 and tonight Kevin McCarthy says he plans
6:22 6:24 to stay in congress despite losing the
6:24 6:27 speakership and run for re-election next
6:27 6:30 year Lester all right gare thanks the
6:30 6:32 risk of flooding a big concern tonight
6:32 6:34 from The Leftovers of tropical storm
6:34 6:36 Philip and flood watch just issued for
6:36 6:39 New York City as well Bill Karens is
6:39 6:41 following and for us take us through it
6:41 6:42 uh good evening Lester 7 days after
6:42 6:44 historic flooding in New York City the
6:44 6:46 threat has returned this time it's this
6:46 6:48 huge ocean storm that absorbed F
6:48 6:49 colliding with this cold front this is
6:49 6:51 going to be Saturday morning over in New
6:51 6:53 York City it's going to be a narrow band
6:53 6:55 just like last time and where it sets up
6:55 6:57 is flash flooding for possibly 16
6:57 6:58 million people including all the fire
6:58 7:00 burls the Hudson Valley portion New
7:00 7:01 Jersey and a little sliver there of
7:01 7:02 Connecticut here's the timing on
7:02 7:04 everything Saturday morning for New York
7:04 7:06 City by the afternoon it clears out then
7:06 7:07 it's going to be moving towards Boston
7:07 7:09 and all through New Hampshire and
7:09 7:10 Vermont as we head through Saturday
7:10 7:12 night we'll watch the heaviest rain
7:12 7:13 pivoting through Northern New England
7:13 7:15 Sunday things begin to improve we have a
7:15 7:17 lot of heavy rain heading for Northern
7:17 7:18 England also where we could see flash
7:18 7:20 flooding in the ader rondex and up
7:20 7:21 through Vermont even portions there of
7:21 7:23 Maine so Saturday's the bad day ler
7:23 7:24 we'll see how bad tomorrow morning all
7:24 7:26 right Bill carage thank you for that in
7:26 7:28 Philadelphia tonight police have issued
7:28 7:30 an arrest torn for a suspect in the
7:30 7:32 killing of a journalist and social
7:32 7:35 justice Advocate earlier this week and
7:35 7:37 Thompson has late
7:37 7:40 details tonight Philadelphia police are
7:40 7:42 looking for this man 19-year-old Robert
7:42 7:44 Edmund Davis wanted for the murder of
7:44 7:47 journalist Josh Krueger the 39-year-old
7:47 7:50 Krueger was shot seven times inside his
7:50 7:52 home early Monday police say the two men
7:52 7:55 knew each other we believe that Mr uh
7:55 7:58 Krueger was trying to help Mr Davis and
7:58 7:59 they were acquaintances he was just
7:59 8:02 trying to help him um just get through
8:02 8:04 life Krueger's friend Kendall Steven
8:04 8:07 shaken by the blood on his front steps
8:07 8:09 we're not going to let this fly we're
8:09 8:11 going to find out who did this to him he
8:11 8:13 was killed in Cold Blood among the
8:13 8:16 evidence authorities say Davis caught on
8:16 8:18 camera in the area of Krueger's home we
8:18 8:22 have video of the incident prior to the
8:22 8:25 uh murder but police declined to specify
8:25 8:28 what that is in columns published in a
8:28 8:30 variety of philad Adelphia Outlets
8:30 8:32 Krueger wrote passionately about
8:32 8:36 homelessness addiction and lgbtq issues
8:36 8:38 all issues he lived I have two big
8:38 8:40 stories out right now one along with his
8:40 8:43 writing Krueger also served as a city of
8:43 8:46 Philadelphia spokesperson for 5 years
8:46 8:48 last night Krueger's colleagues and
8:48 8:50 loved ones warned him at a memorial
8:50 8:54 service I could not believe
8:54 8:58 it after everything um to be taken so
8:58 8:59 cruy
8:59 9:01 friends left trying to finish Krueger's
9:01 9:05 story a life ended too soon an Thompson
9:05 9:09 NBC News and another urgent search
9:09 9:10 underway tonight in Vermont police
9:10 9:12 looking for an armed and dangerous
9:12 9:14 suspect after a woman was found dead
9:14 9:17 along a popular hiking trail Kristen
9:17 9:20 doen is there Kristen what's the
9:20 9:23 latest good evening Lester a man hunt
9:23 9:26 underway tonight along this remote but
9:26 9:28 popular rail trail after what police are
9:28 9:31 calling a suspicious death a woman's
9:31 9:33 body was found here on Thursday
9:33 9:36 afternoon after a witness describes
9:36 9:38 hearing gunshots at this point State
9:38 9:41 Police say the woman is not a student at
9:41 9:43 nearby Vermont State University at
9:43 9:45 Castleton the college is currently on
9:45 9:48 fall break but any students or faculty
9:48 9:50 that are remaining are currently under a
9:50 9:53 shelter in place police and search teams
9:53 9:55 have been canvasing the area looking for
9:55 9:58 what they describe as a white male 5' 10
9:58 10:01 with brown brown hair he is considered
10:01 10:04 armed and dangerous they are also asking
10:04 10:07 any local residents or businesses to
10:07 10:08 comb through their surveillance video
10:08 10:11 for anything unusual they say at this
10:11 10:13 point they do not know who the suspect
10:13 10:16 is or any connection he might have to
10:16 10:18 the victim Lester all right Kristen
10:18 10:21 dogran thanks markets rallied today with
10:21 10:23 the major indexes all up after the
10:23 10:26 latest report on jobs the economy adding
10:26 10:30 336,000 jobs last month almost double
10:30 10:32 what economists had predicted so what
10:32 10:34 does this mean for the fed and rate
10:34 10:37 hikes Tom Costello joins us Tom what
10:37 10:39 should we know yeah Lester this was a
10:39 10:41 blockbuster September jobs report many
10:41 10:44 employers continue to hire suggesting a
10:44 10:46 recession is not on the horizon the
10:46 10:49 unemployment rate remains at 3.8% close
10:49 10:51 to that 54e low President Biden today
10:51 10:54 said Americans are enjoying the
10:54 10:58 benefits I think that the American
10:58 11:00 people
11:00 11:02 are smart as hell and knowing what their
11:02 11:05 interests are I think they
11:05 11:08 know they're better off financially than
11:08 11:11 they were before it's a fact yeah the
11:11 11:13 July and August jobs numbers were also
11:13 11:15 revised up more jobs added hourly wages
11:15 11:18 have increased moderately the fed's
11:18 11:20 interest rate hikes do appear to be
11:20 11:22 having the effect inflation is trending
11:22 11:24 down but the FED wanted to see fewer
11:24 11:26 jobs created as a sign inflation is
11:26 11:29 truly cooling so will it continue to
11:29 11:31 hike rates next month or hit pause the
11:31 11:33 higher rates have helped push 30-year
11:33 11:35 fixed mortgage rates to
11:35 11:38 7.84% the highest in 23 years and that
11:38 11:40 has slowed the housing market luster all
11:40 11:43 right Tom Costello thanks ahead what do
11:43 11:45 you do when the big company in town
11:45 11:47 shuts its doors inside one small Town's
11:47 11:52 fight for survival right after
11:52 11:55 this you heard about today's robust job
11:55 11:57 numbers but not all Americans are
11:57 11:59 feeling that momentum with some towns
11:59 12:01 facing a daunting challenge as the
12:01 12:03 business that's kept them going for
12:03 12:06 decades pulls up Stakes Brian Chung went
12:06 12:09 to one such town in
12:09 12:11 Missouri the sun's about to rise over
12:11 12:13 the Tyson chicken plant in N Missouri
12:13 12:16 population 2100 down the road at the
12:16 12:17 Cliffside Cafe one of the few
12:17 12:19 restaurants in this town workers past
12:19 12:22 and present gather get a large coffee
12:22 12:24 please to go over here for here please
12:24 12:25 Jimmy Lasser just wrapped up her
12:25 12:28 overnight shift a job she's held for 11
12:28 12:30 years I would really like to keep coming
12:30 12:32 by here because I want to support the
12:32 12:33 local
12:33 12:36 businesses and with the plant closing
12:36 12:38 they're going to lose a lot of business
12:38 12:39 in a few weeks the Tyson plant will
12:39 12:42 close its doors for good the Town says a
12:42 12:44 third of its population works there this
12:44 12:47 closure is going to affect us but we've
12:47 12:48 been through Co we've been through
12:48 12:50 floods we're going to get through this
12:50 12:53 for Jimmy one of the 1500 people losing
12:53 12:55 their jobs at the plant it's the end of
12:55 12:58 an era four generations of her family
12:58 13:00 work there and without a job she may not
13:00 13:02 meet her car payments I don't want to
13:02 13:04 lose this car without a car Jimmy says
13:04 13:06 she can't commute to places where
13:06 13:07 manufacturing may be growing and there's
13:07 13:09 few other opportunities if she stays
13:09 13:12 here a lot of uh the bigger towns you
13:12 13:13 know people are like well why don't you
13:13 13:15 just go to
13:15 13:17 McDonald's where's a
13:17 13:19 McDonald's this plant has been a fixture
13:19 13:21 in null for over 50 years Tyson bought
13:21 13:24 it in the 199s but now says it has to
13:24 13:26 close this and five other plants to
13:26 13:29 improve performance this as that's
13:29 13:30 opening up new facilities in Kentucky
13:30 13:33 and Virginia Tyson tells NBC News it has
13:33 13:35 offered $1,000 to those who stay on
13:35 13:37 through the plant's closing made plans
13:37 13:40 to relocate about 250 workers to other
13:40 13:42 facilities and hosted job fairs to help
13:42 13:45 the Rest In N mayor Terry Lance has
13:45 13:47 fielded an interest from one company to
13:47 13:48 take over the plant he's worried that
13:48 13:51 without any takers people especially the
13:51 13:53 town's Somali immigrant population will
13:53 13:54 start to leave I'm afraid we're going to
13:54 13:57 end up losing close to 100% of the
13:57 14:00 African population
14:00 14:02 set on the Elk River NL is a summer
14:02 14:04 tourist stop known for fishing and
14:04 14:07 kaying mayor Lance says tourism should
14:07 14:09 be the town's big bet you think that
14:09 14:10 it's time for this town to move past the
14:10 14:14 plant I I do yeah I
14:14 14:17 mean it's hard to lose that big an
14:17 14:19 employer especially for a town this
14:19 14:22 small but I've always felt like tourism
14:22 14:25 was the right future for this town Jimmy
14:25 14:28 is now bracing for change if you do end
14:28 14:30 up leaving n do you think that's it or
14:30 14:32 would you ever come
14:32 14:35 back I don't think that I would um I
14:35 14:38 think that once if if I were to leave
14:38 14:41 and move over near my children I don't
14:41 14:44 think I would come back why there's not
14:44 14:46 really anything here a cautionary tale
14:46 14:49 of a small town reliant on a single big
14:49 14:53 employer Brian Chung NBC News N Missouri
14:53 14:56 coming up it's a 911 Lifeline texting
14:56 14:58 your emergency instead of calling but
14:58 14:59 there's a ser serious problem with the
14:59 15:03 system
15:03 15:06 next in some life and death situations
15:06 15:09 it's dangerous to call 911 and texting
15:09 15:11 is the safer option in other cases
15:11 15:14 texting is the only option but Candice
15:14 15:17 win of our NBC bay area station in
15:17 15:19 California reveals a major problem with
15:19 15:22 our emergency texting system I was
15:22 15:25 teaching and the pain was making me
15:25 15:29 literally bend over in 2015 college math
15:29 15:31 professor William Wong had a
15:31 15:32 life-threatening emergency with his
15:32 15:36 gallbladder being deaf calling for help
15:36 15:39 wasn't an option he texted me to call
15:39 15:42 9114 him but I was not near my phone at
15:42 15:45 that time so I decided to drive myself
15:45 15:47 to the emergency room the doctor said
15:47 15:49 that if it had ruptured I could have
15:49 15:53 died since then Tex to 911 has been seen
15:53 15:55 as a solution to these life and death
15:55 15:58 situations when a person can't call in
15:58 16:00 201 21 emergency dispatchers received
16:00 16:04 more than 400,000 911 texts but there's
16:04 16:07 still a major problem a lot of people
16:07 16:08 don't realize that when they send a text
16:08 16:12 message to 911 911 does not necessarily
16:12 16:14 know exactly where they're located
16:14 16:17 without knowing the location nothing
16:17 16:19 else can happen Mark Fletcher
16:19 16:22 specializes in location data from my
16:22 16:26 home in New Jersey I sent a test text
16:26 16:31 message to 91 one they had no location
16:31 16:34 at all I had to tell them where I was
16:34 16:37 Fletcher says when you call 911 there's
16:37 16:39 constant data flowing between your phone
16:39 16:42 and a cell tower helping that Tower
16:42 16:45 locate you but when you text the data is
16:45 16:48 a snapshot in comparison your text first
16:48 16:50 gets forwarded to a separate entity
16:50 16:52 called a text control center which then
16:52 16:54 tries to communicate with your cell
16:54 16:57 phone carrier to then try and establish
16:57 16:59 your location this this problem doesn't
16:59 17:01 just impact the deaf Community there are
17:01 17:04 emergencies where calling 911 can be
17:04 17:07 dangerous and texting is the safer
17:07 17:09 option for instance in a domestic
17:09 17:11 violence situation or an abduction where
17:11 17:14 the victim has no idea where they are
17:14 17:16 Brian Ferguson is the spokesperson for
17:16 17:19 the agency in charge of California's
17:19 17:22 text to 911 rollout we understand that
17:22 17:24 being vulnerable or being disabled being
17:24 17:26 older maybe speaking English as a second
17:26 17:27 language that shouldn't change your
17:27 17:29 ability to receive services in a time of
17:29 17:32 crisis in our interview Ferguson wasn't
17:32 17:35 aware of the geolocation issues but in a
17:35 17:37 follow-up email said it is accurate to
17:37 17:40 say that with current technology text to
17:40 17:42 911 does not offer the same level of
17:42 17:46 location accuracy as in voice calls the
17:46 17:49 de Community is yelling no this doesn't
17:49 17:52 work you need to fix this Wong's
17:52 17:54 daughter Gabriella is working on a
17:54 17:57 solution her app access SOS locates a
17:57 18:00 user through Wi-Fi or phone data and
18:00 18:02 then streamlines that information in a
18:02 18:05 text to an emergency dispatcher the app
18:05 18:08 now in use in three cities already
18:08 18:11 helping to save lives my wife and I are
18:11 18:14 so grateful for her and our community so
18:14 18:18 needs this a need now heard loud and
18:18 18:22 clear Candace Wen NBC News Fremont
18:22 18:24 California finally this year's Nobel
18:24 18:27 Peace Prize awarded to an Iranian
18:27 18:29 activist repeatedly jail for her human
18:29 18:32 rights work Andrea Mitchell now with her
18:32 18:35 defiant message tonight the Nobel Peace
18:35 18:37 Prize shining worldwide attention on
18:37 18:39 longtime activist Nares Mohamed for
18:39 18:41 fighting against the oppression of
18:41 18:44 Iranian women her brave struggle has
18:44 18:48 come with tremendous personal cost
18:48 18:50 currently impr prison Muhammad releasing
18:50 18:52 a statement that the Nobel Peace Prize
18:52 18:53 will make her more resilient and
18:53 18:55 determined President Biden in a
18:55 18:57 statement celebrating muhammed's
18:57 18:59 remarkable courage as adding she has
18:59 19:03 endured repeated arrests persecution and
19:03 19:05 torture Muhammed has been a leading
19:05 19:07 voice in the unprecedented protest
19:07 19:09 sparked by the death last year of Masa
19:09 19:12 Amon arrested for not fully covering her
19:12 19:13 hair what effect do you think this could
19:13 19:16 have on the regime and on the Crackdown
19:16 19:18 against the women protesters it's
19:18 19:19 crucial that the International Community
19:19 19:22 stands in solidarity solidarity with the
19:22 19:24 Iranian people and this is extremely
19:24 19:26 symbolic and hopefully it helps us
19:26 19:27 highlight the Iranian people's
19:27 19:28 aspiration
19:28 19:31 for secular democracy with Lester inan
19:31 19:33 last month Iran's president RI blamed
19:33 19:36 the protest on the US and others some
19:36 19:41 European countries and the US were
19:41 19:45 making use of this incident as a project
19:45 19:47 against Islamic Republic of Iran just
19:47 19:50 this week 16-year-old armita gavan was
19:50 19:52 hospitalized human rights groups say
19:52 19:54 she's in a coma after being attacked on
19:54 19:56 a Subway by Iran's police for leaving
19:56 19:59 her hair uncovered fr evidence for why
19:59 20:01 nagas muhamed has made fighting for
20:01 20:04 human rights her life's work Andrea
20:04 20:06 Mitchell NBC News Washington and that's
20:06 20:08 Nightly News for this Friday thank you
20:08 20:10 for watching I'm Lester hul please take
20:10 20:16 care of yourself and each other good
20:16 20:19 night thanks for watching stay updated
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0:02 0:04 administration's decision to build more
0:04 0:07 border walls saying he had no choice the
0:07 0:09 new images of migrants running across
0:09 0:10 the border a day after the
0:10 0:13 administration announced it would expand
0:13 0:15 the wall President Biden today saying
0:15 0:18 quote I was told I had no choice because
0:18 0:20 the wall money was appropriated by law
0:20 0:23 under the Trump Administration our team
0:23 0:25 on the border also tonight the battle
0:25 0:27 for house Speaker former president
0:27 0:29 Donald Trump appearing to take himself
0:29 0:31 out of the Running by endorsing one of
0:31 0:34 his top Capitol Hill allies and what
0:34 0:36 Kevin McCarthy said today after reports
0:36 0:39 he may leave Congress Philip now a
0:39 0:42 post-tropical cyclone taking aim at the
0:42 0:45 Northeast this weekend a flood watch for
0:45 0:47 New York City will time it all out in
0:47 0:49 Vermont the armed and dangerous suspect
0:49 0:52 on the loose after the suspicious death
0:52 0:55 of a woman along a trail near a college
0:55 0:57 police pleading to the public for help
0:57 1:00 the surprise new jobs report 3
1:00 1:03 36,000 added in September nearly double
1:03 1:06 expectations but does it raise the odds
1:06 1:08 of more interest rate hikes the
1:08 1:10 investigation into a major concern over
1:10 1:13 the nation's 911 Network why help may
1:13 1:16 not arrive in time if you text 911
1:16 1:18 instead of
1:18 1:21 call this is NBC Nightly News with
1:21 1:22 Lester
1:22 1:25 Holt good evening and welcome President
1:25 1:27 Biden tonight facing blowback from his
1:27 1:29 own party over his administration's
1:29 1:32 intent to build new wall sections along
1:32 1:35 the Texas Mexico border the president
1:35 1:37 insisting he has not changed his
1:37 1:39 opposition to the wall but that his
1:39 1:41 hands are tied to stop the expenditure
1:41 1:43 given the project was funded before he
1:43 1:46 became president meantime officials in
1:46 1:49 Texas along the nearly 20 mile section
1:49 1:51 to be built are dubious over how far
1:51 1:54 additional wall will go toward impeding
1:54 1:56 the sustained flow of migrants illegally
1:56 1:59 entering the country tonight pressure
1:59 2:00 growing on the the Biden Administration
2:00 2:03 to come up with a lasting policy
2:03 2:05 solution to address the crisis that's
2:05 2:08 impacting the border and cities far
2:08 2:11 beyond tonight Morgan chesky is in Texas
2:11 2:12 with the
2:12 2:15 latest tonight on the border the ongoing
2:15 2:17 surge in illegal Crossings averaging
2:17 2:20 more than 9,000 a day in just the last
2:20 2:23 week border officials tell NBC News and
2:23 2:25 now new Fallout after that broken
2:25 2:27 campaign pledge from President Biden
2:27 2:29 funding nearly 20 mi of new border wall
2:29 2:32 in star County Texas the president again
2:32 2:35 today defending the decision I was told
2:35 2:38 that I had no choice I can't say I don't
2:38 2:40 like it I'm not going to do it the money
2:40 2:42 allocated by Congress during the Trump
2:42 2:44 Administration Mr Biden saying he tried
2:44 2:46 to get lawmakers to change it but they
2:46 2:48 refused and the law required the wall
2:48 2:51 money to be spent now he's facing
2:51 2:53 bipartisan criticism including from Key
2:53 2:56 Democrats upset over the new wall I
2:56 2:59 think it's a terrible idea I think it's
2:59 3:02 a broken promise after then candidate
3:02 3:04 Biden said this during the campaign
3:04 3:07 there will not be another foot of Wall
3:07 3:09 constructed on my Administration while
3:09 3:11 Republicans say Biden border policies
3:11 3:13 are encouraging the migrant surge
3:13 3:15 reactions tonight here in Star County
3:15 3:17 where the additional wall would go up we
3:17 3:20 need more more more 20 miles make it 40
3:20 3:23 or 60 County Judge ELO vtis says he
3:23 3:26 still has not been told where exactly
3:26 3:28 the wall would go we have a lot of
3:28 3:32 questions and and personally uh a lot of
3:32 3:34 things that I don't agree with the Rio
3:34 3:36 Grand Valley needs a solution yes but
3:36 3:38 you don't believe the walls the answer
3:38 3:41 exactly the move comes as so many keep
3:41 3:43 making the dangerous Trek
3:43 3:46 North at a border shelter we met Gracia
3:46 3:49 from Venezuela and Rosa from Ecuador who
3:49 3:51 say they were robbed in Mexico and
3:51 3:53 frightened but want to work hard here
3:53 3:56 for their families a dream shared by so
3:56 3:58 many others that today while visiting
3:58 4:00 Mexico City New York City's mayor Eric
4:00 4:02 Adams shared what he says is the
4:02 4:05 sobering reality with New York City's
4:05 4:08 resources stretched thin by 12,000
4:08 4:10 migrants we want to give a real picture
4:10 4:13 of what's happening in New York City we
4:13 4:14 are at
4:14 4:16 capacity Morgan you mentioned this wall
4:16 4:18 funding had had to be spent by law but
4:18 4:20 why
4:20 4:22 now Lester the White House says they
4:22 4:24 were required to act on this by the end
4:24 4:27 of the fiscal year September 30th so
4:27 4:28 essentially they ran out of time to
4:28 4:31 debate this very issue in the meantime
4:31 4:33 there is still no firm timetable on when
4:33 4:35 this proposed new section of wall will
4:35 4:38 be going up here Lester Morgan chesy at
4:38 4:39 the border tonight thank you The
4:39 4:41 Showdown over who will be the next house
4:41 4:43 speaker is heading for a pivotal week
4:43 4:46 with two high-profile Republicans
4:46 4:48 pushing for the job and former president
4:48 4:51 Trump now endorsing one of them Garrett
4:51 4:53 hake now with the latest on that tonight
4:53 4:55 the race for the speaker gavel
4:55 4:57 intensified with former president Trump
4:57 4:59 weighing in declaring conservative
4:59 5:01 Firebrand Jim Jordan has his quote
5:01 5:04 complete and total endorsement he's a
5:04 5:06 great guy he's been very successful very
5:06 5:08 respected he's doing a fantastic job
5:08 5:10 right now and he's been with me all the
5:10 5:12 time I mean literally from as I was
5:12 5:14 announcing that I was running he was
5:14 5:16 endorsing me and there's something nice
5:16 5:18 about that some House Republicans had
5:18 5:21 pushed for Trump to run for speaker with
5:21 5:22 Jordan facing off against the house
5:22 5:25 gop's current number two Steve scalise
5:25 5:27 but I've got a long proven record as
5:27 5:28 somebody who knows how to unify
5:28 5:30 Republicans repic an hoping to select a
5:30 5:33 speaker next Wednesday this time next
5:33 5:36 week do you think this is settled look I
5:36 5:38 think uh it's going to take a little bit
5:38 5:41 of time is it uh possible to get there
5:41 5:45 on Wednesday sure uh is it likely no but
5:45 5:47 many are also pushing for rules changes
5:47 5:49 so the small handful of Republicans who
5:49 5:51 joined with Democrats to remove speaker
5:51 5:54 Kevin McCarthy cannot do it again Mad
5:54 5:56 Gates and those hardliners they're a
5:56 5:58 real problem and I don't think the Pyro
5:58 6:01 maniacs uh are going to be satisfied
6:01 6:03 after they've burned down one house I
6:03 6:04 think they're going to have an itching
6:04 6:06 to go burn down a couple more and with
6:06 6:07 just weeks until the government once
6:07 6:09 again faces a possible shutdown
6:09 6:11 President Biden saying today he's
6:11 6:13 willing to work with whoever emerges
6:13 6:15 from the chaos whomever the house
6:15 6:18 speakers I'm going to try to work with
6:18 6:20 they control half the half the Congress
6:20 6:22 and tonight Kevin McCarthy says he plans
6:22 6:24 to stay in congress despite losing the
6:24 6:27 speakership and run for re-election next
6:27 6:30 year Lester all right gare thanks the
6:30 6:32 risk of flooding a big concern tonight
6:32 6:34 from The Leftovers of tropical storm
6:34 6:36 Philip and flood watch just issued for
6:36 6:39 New York City as well Bill Karens is
6:39 6:41 following and for us take us through it
6:41 6:42 uh good evening Lester 7 days after
6:42 6:44 historic flooding in New York City the
6:44 6:46 threat has returned this time it's this
6:46 6:48 huge ocean storm that absorbed F
6:48 6:49 colliding with this cold front this is
6:49 6:51 going to be Saturday morning over in New
6:51 6:53 York City it's going to be a narrow band
6:53 6:55 just like last time and where it sets up
6:55 6:57 is flash flooding for possibly 16
6:57 6:58 million people including all the fire
6:58 7:00 burls the Hudson Valley portion New
7:00 7:01 Jersey and a little sliver there of
7:01 7:02 Connecticut here's the timing on
7:02 7:04 everything Saturday morning for New York
7:04 7:06 City by the afternoon it clears out then
7:06 7:07 it's going to be moving towards Boston
7:07 7:09 and all through New Hampshire and
7:09 7:10 Vermont as we head through Saturday
7:10 7:12 night we'll watch the heaviest rain
7:12 7:13 pivoting through Northern New England
7:13 7:15 Sunday things begin to improve we have a
7:15 7:17 lot of heavy rain heading for Northern
7:17 7:18 England also where we could see flash
7:18 7:20 flooding in the ader rondex and up
7:20 7:21 through Vermont even portions there of
7:21 7:23 Maine so Saturday's the bad day ler
7:23 7:24 we'll see how bad tomorrow morning all
7:24 7:26 right Bill carage thank you for that in
7:26 7:28 Philadelphia tonight police have issued
7:28 7:30 an arrest torn for a suspect in the
7:30 7:32 killing of a journalist and social
7:32 7:35 justice Advocate earlier this week and
7:35 7:37 Thompson has late
7:37 7:40 details tonight Philadelphia police are
7:40 7:42 looking for this man 19-year-old Robert
7:42 7:44 Edmund Davis wanted for the murder of
7:44 7:47 journalist Josh Krueger the 39-year-old
7:47 7:50 Krueger was shot seven times inside his
7:50 7:52 home early Monday police say the two men
7:52 7:55 knew each other we believe that Mr uh
7:55 7:58 Krueger was trying to help Mr Davis and
7:58 7:59 they were acquaintances he was just
7:59 8:02 trying to help him um just get through
8:02 8:04 life Krueger's friend Kendall Steven
8:04 8:07 shaken by the blood on his front steps
8:07 8:09 we're not going to let this fly we're
8:09 8:11 going to find out who did this to him he
8:11 8:13 was killed in Cold Blood among the
8:13 8:16 evidence authorities say Davis caught on
8:16 8:18 camera in the area of Krueger's home we
8:18 8:22 have video of the incident prior to the
8:22 8:25 uh murder but police declined to specify
8:25 8:28 what that is in columns published in a
8:28 8:30 variety of philad Adelphia Outlets
8:30 8:32 Krueger wrote passionately about
8:32 8:36 homelessness addiction and lgbtq issues
8:36 8:38 all issues he lived I have two big
8:38 8:40 stories out right now one along with his
8:40 8:43 writing Krueger also served as a city of
8:43 8:46 Philadelphia spokesperson for 5 years
8:46 8:48 last night Krueger's colleagues and
8:48 8:50 loved ones warned him at a memorial
8:50 8:54 service I could not believe
8:54 8:58 it after everything um to be taken so
8:58 8:59 cruy
8:59 9:01 friends left trying to finish Krueger's
9:01 9:05 story a life ended too soon an Thompson
9:05 9:09 NBC News and another urgent search
9:09 9:10 underway tonight in Vermont police
9:10 9:12 looking for an armed and dangerous
9:12 9:14 suspect after a woman was found dead
9:14 9:17 along a popular hiking trail Kristen
9:17 9:20 doen is there Kristen what's the
9:20 9:23 latest good evening Lester a man hunt
9:23 9:26 underway tonight along this remote but
9:26 9:28 popular rail trail after what police are
9:28 9:31 calling a suspicious death a woman's
9:31 9:33 body was found here on Thursday
9:33 9:36 afternoon after a witness describes
9:36 9:38 hearing gunshots at this point State
9:38 9:41 Police say the woman is not a student at
9:41 9:43 nearby Vermont State University at
9:43 9:45 Castleton the college is currently on
9:45 9:48 fall break but any students or faculty
9:48 9:50 that are remaining are currently under a
9:50 9:53 shelter in place police and search teams
9:53 9:55 have been canvasing the area looking for
9:55 9:58 what they describe as a white male 5' 10
9:58 10:01 with brown brown hair he is considered
10:01 10:04 armed and dangerous they are also asking
10:04 10:07 any local residents or businesses to
10:07 10:08 comb through their surveillance video
10:08 10:11 for anything unusual they say at this
10:11 10:13 point they do not know who the suspect
10:13 10:16 is or any connection he might have to
10:16 10:18 the victim Lester all right Kristen
10:18 10:21 dogran thanks markets rallied today with
10:21 10:23 the major indexes all up after the
10:23 10:26 latest report on jobs the economy adding
10:26 10:30 336,000 jobs last month almost double
10:30 10:32 what economists had predicted so what
10:32 10:34 does this mean for the fed and rate
10:34 10:37 hikes Tom Costello joins us Tom what
10:37 10:39 should we know yeah Lester this was a
10:39 10:41 blockbuster September jobs report many
10:41 10:44 employers continue to hire suggesting a
10:44 10:46 recession is not on the horizon the
10:46 10:49 unemployment rate remains at 3.8% close
10:49 10:51 to that 54e low President Biden today
10:51 10:54 said Americans are enjoying the
10:54 10:58 benefits I think that the American
10:58 11:00 people
11:00 11:02 are smart as hell and knowing what their
11:02 11:05 interests are I think they
11:05 11:08 know they're better off financially than
11:08 11:11 they were before it's a fact yeah the
11:11 11:13 July and August jobs numbers were also
11:13 11:15 revised up more jobs added hourly wages
11:15 11:18 have increased moderately the fed's
11:18 11:20 interest rate hikes do appear to be
11:20 11:22 having the effect inflation is trending
11:22 11:24 down but the FED wanted to see fewer
11:24 11:26 jobs created as a sign inflation is
11:26 11:29 truly cooling so will it continue to
11:29 11:31 hike rates next month or hit pause the
11:31 11:33 higher rates have helped push 30-year
11:33 11:35 fixed mortgage rates to
11:35 11:38 7.84% the highest in 23 years and that
11:38 11:40 has slowed the housing market luster all
11:40 11:43 right Tom Costello thanks ahead what do
11:43 11:45 you do when the big company in town
11:45 11:47 shuts its doors inside one small Town's
11:47 11:52 fight for survival right after
11:52 11:55 this you heard about today's robust job
11:55 11:57 numbers but not all Americans are
11:57 11:59 feeling that momentum with some towns
11:59 12:01 facing a daunting challenge as the
12:01 12:03 business that's kept them going for
12:03 12:06 decades pulls up Stakes Brian Chung went
12:06 12:09 to one such town in
12:09 12:11 Missouri the sun's about to rise over
12:11 12:13 the Tyson chicken plant in N Missouri
12:13 12:16 population 2100 down the road at the
12:16 12:17 Cliffside Cafe one of the few
12:17 12:19 restaurants in this town workers past
12:19 12:22 and present gather get a large coffee
12:22 12:24 please to go over here for here please
12:24 12:25 Jimmy Lasser just wrapped up her
12:25 12:28 overnight shift a job she's held for 11
12:28 12:30 years I would really like to keep coming
12:30 12:32 by here because I want to support the
12:32 12:33 local
12:33 12:36 businesses and with the plant closing
12:36 12:38 they're going to lose a lot of business
12:38 12:39 in a few weeks the Tyson plant will
12:39 12:42 close its doors for good the Town says a
12:42 12:44 third of its population works there this
12:44 12:47 closure is going to affect us but we've
12:47 12:48 been through Co we've been through
12:48 12:50 floods we're going to get through this
12:50 12:53 for Jimmy one of the 1500 people losing
12:53 12:55 their jobs at the plant it's the end of
12:55 12:58 an era four generations of her family
12:58 13:00 work there and without a job she may not
13:00 13:02 meet her car payments I don't want to
13:02 13:04 lose this car without a car Jimmy says
13:04 13:06 she can't commute to places where
13:06 13:07 manufacturing may be growing and there's
13:07 13:09 few other opportunities if she stays
13:09 13:12 here a lot of uh the bigger towns you
13:12 13:13 know people are like well why don't you
13:13 13:15 just go to
13:15 13:17 McDonald's where's a
13:17 13:19 McDonald's this plant has been a fixture
13:19 13:21 in null for over 50 years Tyson bought
13:21 13:24 it in the 199s but now says it has to
13:24 13:26 close this and five other plants to
13:26 13:29 improve performance this as that's
13:29 13:30 opening up new facilities in Kentucky
13:30 13:33 and Virginia Tyson tells NBC News it has
13:33 13:35 offered $1,000 to those who stay on
13:35 13:37 through the plant's closing made plans
13:37 13:40 to relocate about 250 workers to other
13:40 13:42 facilities and hosted job fairs to help
13:42 13:45 the Rest In N mayor Terry Lance has
13:45 13:47 fielded an interest from one company to
13:47 13:48 take over the plant he's worried that
13:48 13:51 without any takers people especially the
13:51 13:53 town's Somali immigrant population will
13:53 13:54 start to leave I'm afraid we're going to
13:54 13:57 end up losing close to 100% of the
13:57 14:00 African population
14:00 14:02 set on the Elk River NL is a summer
14:02 14:04 tourist stop known for fishing and
14:04 14:07 kaying mayor Lance says tourism should
14:07 14:09 be the town's big bet you think that
14:09 14:10 it's time for this town to move past the
14:10 14:14 plant I I do yeah I
14:14 14:17 mean it's hard to lose that big an
14:17 14:19 employer especially for a town this
14:19 14:22 small but I've always felt like tourism
14:22 14:25 was the right future for this town Jimmy
14:25 14:28 is now bracing for change if you do end
14:28 14:30 up leaving n do you think that's it or
14:30 14:32 would you ever come
14:32 14:35 back I don't think that I would um I
14:35 14:38 think that once if if I were to leave
14:38 14:41 and move over near my children I don't
14:41 14:44 think I would come back why there's not
14:44 14:46 really anything here a cautionary tale
14:46 14:49 of a small town reliant on a single big
14:49 14:53 employer Brian Chung NBC News N Missouri
14:53 14:56 coming up it's a 911 Lifeline texting
14:56 14:58 your emergency instead of calling but
14:58 14:59 there's a ser serious problem with the
14:59 15:03 system
15:03 15:06 next in some life and death situations
15:06 15:09 it's dangerous to call 911 and texting
15:09 15:11 is the safer option in other cases
15:11 15:14 texting is the only option but Candice
15:14 15:17 win of our NBC bay area station in
15:17 15:19 California reveals a major problem with
15:19 15:22 our emergency texting system I was
15:22 15:25 teaching and the pain was making me
15:25 15:29 literally bend over in 2015 college math
15:29 15:31 professor William Wong had a
15:31 15:32 life-threatening emergency with his
15:32 15:36 gallbladder being deaf calling for help
15:36 15:39 wasn't an option he texted me to call
15:39 15:42 9114 him but I was not near my phone at
15:42 15:45 that time so I decided to drive myself
15:45 15:47 to the emergency room the doctor said
15:47 15:49 that if it had ruptured I could have
15:49 15:53 died since then Tex to 911 has been seen
15:53 15:55 as a solution to these life and death
15:55 15:58 situations when a person can't call in
15:58 16:00 201 21 emergency dispatchers received
16:00 16:04 more than 400,000 911 texts but there's
16:04 16:07 still a major problem a lot of people
16:07 16:08 don't realize that when they send a text
16:08 16:12 message to 911 911 does not necessarily
16:12 16:14 know exactly where they're located
16:14 16:17 without knowing the location nothing
16:17 16:19 else can happen Mark Fletcher
16:19 16:22 specializes in location data from my
16:22 16:26 home in New Jersey I sent a test text
16:26 16:31 message to 91 one they had no location
16:31 16:34 at all I had to tell them where I was
16:34 16:37 Fletcher says when you call 911 there's
16:37 16:39 constant data flowing between your phone
16:39 16:42 and a cell tower helping that Tower
16:42 16:45 locate you but when you text the data is
16:45 16:48 a snapshot in comparison your text first
16:48 16:50 gets forwarded to a separate entity
16:50 16:52 called a text control center which then
16:52 16:54 tries to communicate with your cell
16:54 16:57 phone carrier to then try and establish
16:57 16:59 your location this this problem doesn't
16:59 17:01 just impact the deaf Community there are
17:01 17:04 emergencies where calling 911 can be
17:04 17:07 dangerous and texting is the safer
17:07 17:09 option for instance in a domestic
17:09 17:11 violence situation or an abduction where
17:11 17:14 the victim has no idea where they are
17:14 17:16 Brian Ferguson is the spokesperson for
17:16 17:19 the agency in charge of California's
17:19 17:22 text to 911 rollout we understand that
17:22 17:24 being vulnerable or being disabled being
17:24 17:26 older maybe speaking English as a second
17:26 17:27 language that shouldn't change your
17:27 17:29 ability to receive services in a time of
17:29 17:32 crisis in our interview Ferguson wasn't
17:32 17:35 aware of the geolocation issues but in a
17:35 17:37 follow-up email said it is accurate to
17:37 17:40 say that with current technology text to
17:40 17:42 911 does not offer the same level of
17:42 17:46 location accuracy as in voice calls the
17:46 17:49 de Community is yelling no this doesn't
17:49 17:52 work you need to fix this Wong's
17:52 17:54 daughter Gabriella is working on a
17:54 17:57 solution her app access SOS locates a
17:57 18:00 user through Wi-Fi or phone data and
18:00 18:02 then streamlines that information in a
18:02 18:05 text to an emergency dispatcher the app
18:05 18:08 now in use in three cities already
18:08 18:11 helping to save lives my wife and I are
18:11 18:14 so grateful for her and our community so
18:14 18:18 needs this a need now heard loud and
18:18 18:22 clear Candace Wen NBC News Fremont
18:22 18:24 California finally this year's Nobel
18:24 18:27 Peace Prize awarded to an Iranian
18:27 18:29 activist repeatedly jail for her human
18:29 18:32 rights work Andrea Mitchell now with her
18:32 18:35 defiant message tonight the Nobel Peace
18:35 18:37 Prize shining worldwide attention on
18:37 18:39 longtime activist Nares Mohamed for
18:39 18:41 fighting against the oppression of
18:41 18:44 Iranian women her brave struggle has
18:44 18:48 come with tremendous personal cost
18:48 18:50 currently impr prison Muhammad releasing
18:50 18:52 a statement that the Nobel Peace Prize
18:52 18:53 will make her more resilient and
18:53 18:55 determined President Biden in a
18:55 18:57 statement celebrating muhammed's
18:57 18:59 remarkable courage as adding she has
18:59 19:03 endured repeated arrests persecution and
19:03 19:05 torture Muhammed has been a leading
19:05 19:07 voice in the unprecedented protest
19:07 19:09 sparked by the death last year of Masa
19:09 19:12 Amon arrested for not fully covering her
19:12 19:13 hair what effect do you think this could
19:13 19:16 have on the regime and on the Crackdown
19:16 19:18 against the women protesters it's
19:18 19:19 crucial that the International Community
19:19 19:22 stands in solidarity solidarity with the
19:22 19:24 Iranian people and this is extremely
19:24 19:26 symbolic and hopefully it helps us
19:26 19:27 highlight the Iranian people's
19:27 19:28 aspiration
19:28 19:31 for secular democracy with Lester inan
19:31 19:33 last month Iran's president RI blamed
19:33 19:36 the protest on the US and others some
19:36 19:41 European countries and the US were
19:41 19:45 making use of this incident as a project
19:45 19:47 against Islamic Republic of Iran just
19:47 19:50 this week 16-year-old armita gavan was
19:50 19:52 hospitalized human rights groups say
19:52 19:54 she's in a coma after being attacked on
19:54 19:56 a Subway by Iran's police for leaving
19:56 19:59 her hair uncovered fr evidence for why
19:59 20:01 nagas muhamed has made fighting for
20:01 20:04 human rights her life's work Andrea
20:04 20:06 Mitchell NBC News Washington and that's
20:06 20:08 Nightly News for this Friday thank you
20:08 20:10 for watching I'm Lester hul please take
20:10 20:16 care of yourself and each other good
20:16 20:19 night thanks for watching stay updated
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