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tonight our special coverage from Leon
0:03 0:06 Maine the Urgent Manhunt at this hour
0:06 0:08 Community is on lockdown as police
0:08 0:10 search for the armed and dangerous man
0:10 0:13 wanted for killing 18 people in the
0:13 0:15 deadliest mass shooting this year the
0:15 0:17 chilling images of the gunman police
0:17 0:19 saying he entered a bowling alley at
0:19 0:22 Open Fire killing seven then minutes
0:22 0:24 later at a bar killing eight more three
0:24 0:27 others dying at the hospital his vehicle
0:27 0:29 found at a boat launch and just in the
0:29 0:32 gun discovered inside the moments of
0:32 0:34 Terror the father of one victim telling
0:34 0:36 me he died a
0:36 0:39 hero he picked up a a butcher knife and
0:39 0:42 he tried to go at the gunman to stop him
0:42 0:45 from shooting anybody else also the note
0:45 0:46 founded the suspect's home and what
0:46 0:49 we're learning about him a longtime Army
0:49 0:51 reservist his struggles with mental
0:51 0:53 health and what his family told us about
0:53 0:56 him hearing voices our full team
0:56 0:58 coverage also tonight Israeli forces
0:58 1:00 carrying out a Target targeted ground
1:00 1:03 raate in Gaza armored bulldozers
1:03 1:05 breaking through a column of Tanks
1:05 1:07 rolling in our team inside Gaza
1:07 1:10 witnessing an Israeli air strike
1:10 1:12 children rescued from the rubble the
1:12 1:14 deadly toll from Hurricane Otis at least
1:14 1:17 27 killed after the monster storm slam
1:17 1:21 Kakao our report from the storm Zone and
1:21 1:23 the strike breakthrough the UAW reaching
1:23 1:26 a tentative deal with one of the big
1:26 1:28 three automakers where does that leave
1:28 1:32 the other two
1:32 1:35 this is NBC Nightly News with Lester
1:35 1:40 Holt reporting tonight from Liston
1:40 1:42 Maine good evening everyone the state of
1:42 1:44 Maine is in a State of Shock and fear
1:44 1:47 tonight streets are virtually empty as
1:47 1:49 residents shelter in place 24 hours
1:49 1:51 after authorities say a US Army
1:51 1:54 reservist walked into a bowling alley
1:54 1:56 and then in a bar just over my shoulder
1:56 1:59 and shot and killed 18 people wounding
1:59 2:02 13 more tonight a massive search is
2:02 2:05 underway for 40-year-old Robert card
2:05 2:07 police say he is armed and dangerous and
2:07 2:09 should not be approached and authorities
2:09 2:12 say C spent two weeks in a mental health
2:12 2:14 facility this past summer after acting
2:14 2:17 erratically tonight miles of businesses
2:17 2:19 and homes in and around Lewiston Maine's
2:19 2:22 second largest city are on lockdown
2:22 2:24 including a nearby college and grade
2:24 2:26 schools as hundreds of Law Enforcement
2:26 2:29 Officers search for the suspect it is
2:29 2:32 this 's deadliest mass shooting and it
2:32 2:34 has jolted the country once
2:34 2:37 again tonight a mass killer is on the
2:37 2:39 loose and a large swath of Maine is on
2:39 2:42 lockdown hundreds of Law Enforcement
2:42 2:44 Officers urgently searching for the
2:44 2:47 armed and dangerous man they say carried
2:47 2:49 out a shooting rampage at a bowling
2:49 2:52 alley and a bar in Leon killing at least
2:52 2:56 18 and injuring at least 13 there is a
2:56 2:58 full court press by all of our partners
2:58 3:01 uh to bring him into cust businesses and
3:01 3:04 schools up to 50 m away are closed
3:04 3:07 police advis that main people should not
3:07 3:10 approach him under any circumstances
3:10 3:13 officials say the suspect is 40-year-old
3:13 3:15 Robert card from Bowden a longtime
3:15 3:18 member of the Army Reserve a family
3:18 3:20 member says he struggled recently with
3:20 3:22 mental health issues law enforcement
3:22 3:25 sources tell NBC News a note was found
3:25 3:27 at card's home they are working to
3:27 3:30 determine its meaning police say they
3:30 3:33 also located a white Subaru registered
3:33 3:35 to card at a nearby boat landing like I
3:35 3:37 want to know who where when why like why
3:37 3:39 would he do this like why in Lewiston
3:39 3:43 Maine today body bags were removed from
3:43 3:45 just in time Recreation where the
3:45 3:48 Rampage began active shooter incidents
3:48 3:52 all available units to L officials say
3:52 3:55 the first 911 call came in at 6:56 p.m.
3:55 3:58 Wednesday night reporting a shooter at
3:58 4:00 the bowling alley which was was hosting
4:00 4:03 a youth night was probably 15 ft behind
4:03 4:06 me I mean he was
4:06 4:10 close very close people inside hid under
4:10 4:13 tables and behind bowling pins and I
4:13 4:16 just booked it um down the lane and I
4:16 4:18 slid basically into where the pins are
4:18 4:20 and climbed up in the machine and was on
4:20 4:21 top of the machines for about 10 minutes
4:21 4:24 until the cops got there police say
4:24 4:26 seven were killed there two active
4:26 4:28 shooter
4:28 4:32 locations tremend just 12 minutes later
4:32 4:35 more calls flooded into 911 the shooter
4:35 4:38 had opened fire again this time four
4:38 4:41 miles away at shim's bar in Grill where
4:41 4:44 police say he killed eight officials say
4:44 4:46 multiple law enforcement agencies were
4:46 4:49 dispatched to the scenes it's unclear
4:49 4:52 what time they arrived among the dead at
4:52 4:54 the bowling alley Bill Young and his
4:54 4:57 14-year-old son Aaron and Trisha Asen
4:57 4:59 who worked there and was bowling with
4:59 5:02 her sister when shots rang out her mom
5:02 5:04 says she was killed while calling 911
5:04 5:07 her sister survived the world lost the
5:07 5:11 great girl and I lost the precious
5:11 5:14 daughter away Leroy Walker's son Joey
5:14 5:17 was a manager at shimis he says the
5:17 5:20 suspect had been there before and all of
5:20 5:22 the people over there they know it so he
5:22 5:23 would come to shimis he would actually
5:23 5:26 come to shaming he he he'd been there
5:26 5:30 off and on Leroy says he waited 14 hours
5:30 5:33 to hear whether Joey was among the dead
5:33 5:34 you're all going through a lot of pain
5:34 5:38 right now it's it's awful that moment
5:38 5:45 when I got the call and said Jo's
5:45 5:48 dead it it just it brought me back it
5:48 5:51 brought me right back to my knees he
5:51 5:53 says Joey was a married father of two
5:53 5:56 who love running cornhole tournaments at
5:56 5:59 the bar as manager of that club he he
5:59 6:01 loved that club enough and the people
6:01 6:03 enough that he would give his life and
6:03 6:05 that's what he did a State Trooper told
6:05 6:09 the family Joey died a hero CU he picked
6:09 6:12 up a a butcher knife and he tried to go
6:12 6:14 at the gunman to stop him from shooting
6:14 6:16 anybody else does that change your pain
6:16 6:18 at all oh knowing
6:18 6:22 that it it made it
6:22 6:26 worse yeah it made it worse tonight
6:26 6:28 President Biden ordering Flags across
6:28 6:31 the country to be FL at half staff to
6:31 6:34 honor Joey and the 17 others who lost
6:34 6:37 their lives my boy Joey will be missed
6:37 6:39 by
6:39 6:45 thousands you were close oh yeah
6:45 6:47 yeah and we're learning new details
6:47 6:49 about the suspect's background with guns
6:49 6:52 and about potential warning signs before
6:52 6:54 last night's shooting Sam Brock is in
6:54 6:56 the suspect's hometown Sam what have you
6:56 6:58 learned
6:58 7:01 today last law enforcement says a gun
7:01 7:03 was found in that white Subaru they are
7:03 7:04 looking right now to see if it's the
7:04 7:06 same weapon that was used in the mass
7:06 7:08 shooting as we are hearing from the card
7:08 7:09 family who says that they alerted
7:09 7:11 authorities that this is someone who
7:11 7:12 needed
7:12 7:15 help in Robert card's hometown of Bowen
7:15 7:18 Maine areawide shock it's mind-blowing
7:18 7:21 everything about it is it's unbelievable
7:21 7:22 I
7:22 7:24 mean why this is going on and why this
7:24 7:26 happened even as the suspect's own
7:26 7:28 family reveals chilling details about
7:28 7:30 the decades long Army reservist his
7:30 7:32 sister-in-law telling NBC news they
7:32 7:35 alerted police and military officials
7:35 7:36 that card was experiencing an acute
7:36 7:38 mental health episode in the months
7:38 7:40 before Wednesday's Massacre saying he'd
7:40 7:42 been fitted for high-powered hearing
7:42 7:44 aids a couple of months ago and was
7:44 7:45 picking up voices that he had never
7:45 7:48 heard his mind was twisting them around
7:48 7:50 the family concerned about the mental
7:50 7:51 state of someone who performs gun
7:51 7:54 training and was what we did meeting him
7:54 7:56 and the way that he showed us how to use
7:56 7:58 a weapon the man's smart he's really
7:58 8:00 smart and he's t IAL former Army
8:00 8:02 reservist Phil Gregory says he learned
8:02 8:05 how to use an M16 rifle from card they
8:05 8:06 weren't in the same unit but the
8:06 8:08 40-year-old left an impression on
8:08 8:10 Gregory he knows Warfare he understands
8:10 8:12 it he may not have ever been deployed
8:12 8:15 but he's smart he knows what to do I
8:15 8:16 think they need the soldiers to be
8:16 8:19 honest with you to be here I really do
8:19 8:20 the assault rifle believed to be the one
8:20 8:23 used to Massacre and MIM at least 30
8:23 8:26 people was purchased legally in 2023
8:26 8:27 according to two senior law enforcement
8:27 8:29 officials briefed on the matter
8:29 8:31 officials tell NBC News C threatened a
8:31 8:33 military base and was sent by his own
8:33 8:35 commanders to a mental health care
8:35 8:37 facility for 2 weeks of psychiatric
8:37 8:39 treatment in July how could someone that
8:39 8:41 fits that profile still be in possession
8:41 8:44 of semi-automatic weapons well I do
8:44 8:46 think that the statutes around firearms
8:46 8:47 and the possession of those are pretty
8:47 8:49 complex I know that we'll we will be
8:49 8:51 reviewing that information as we move
8:51 8:53 forward back in Bowden where C's family
8:53 8:56 has owned land for Generations childhood
8:56 8:58 neighbor Richard Gard is blindsided no
8:58 9:01 one would have seen this coming never
9:01 9:03 never expected anything like this to
9:03 9:07 happen here Sam Brock NBC News bow in
9:07 9:09 Maine and with a killer of the Run many
9:09 9:12 families spent hour after hour here on
9:12 9:15 lockdown Emily accetta has more on a
9:15 9:16 community on
9:16 9:19 edge tonight amid an urgent Manhunt tens
9:19 9:21 of thousands of people across two
9:21 9:24 counties are Sheltering in place police
9:24 9:26 telling people to secure their homes and
9:26 9:27 vehicles I've never locked my door in
9:27 9:30 once at night I leave them wide open now
9:30 9:33 I'm going to get a ring cam scary today
9:33 9:35 the streets of Maine's second biggest
9:35 9:38 city Leon eerily quiet gas stations
9:38 9:40 restaurants and pharmacies shuttering
9:40 9:43 their doors and dozens of schools even 3
9:43 9:46 hours away canceling classes Jasmine
9:46 9:48 gray hasn't left her dorm room at Bates
9:48 9:51 College since last night I didn't think
9:51 9:53 this was going to happen my first year
9:53 9:55 of college it's just something that just
9:55 9:58 doesn't happen in Maine because it's so
9:58 10:01 safe a shock echoed by Trevor Brooks who
10:01 10:03 learned one of his customers is in
10:03 10:05 critical condition it is a close
10:05 10:08 Community you know um I would say we're
10:08 10:09 more like uh Three Degrees of Separation
10:09 10:12 rather than six around here Governor
10:12 10:15 Janet Mills who worked in Leon for years
10:15 10:17 called Wednesday's violence an assault
10:17 10:19 on Maine's Peace of Mind our small state
10:19 10:22 of just 1.3 million people has long been
10:22 10:25 known as one of the safest states in the
10:25 10:27 nation the mass shooting's death toll
10:27 10:29 approaches the number of homicides the
10:29 10:31 entire State typically sees throughout
10:31 10:34 the year a total of 29 homicides last
10:34 10:37 year 20 the year before on the Facebook
10:37 10:39 page for schmies where eight people died
10:39 10:42 this post I'm at a loss for words in a
10:42 10:43 split second your world gets turned
10:43 10:46 upside down for no good reason how can
10:46 10:48 we make any sense of this a
10:48 10:50 heart-wrenching question many here are
10:50 10:51 wrestling with tonight I'm going to go
10:51 10:53 home tonight and and be my kids and I'm
10:53 10:55 not going to watch the news thinking wow
10:55 10:57 that was in Florida or Texas that was in
10:57 11:01 my backyard Emily eeta NBC News Leon
11:01 11:04 Maine and we are keeping a sharp eye on
11:04 11:06 the situation in the Middle East tonight
11:06 11:08 Israel targeting Hamas in Gaza and is
11:08 11:11 now carrying out what it called a
11:11 11:13 targeted raid on the ground as fears
11:13 11:16 grow for hostages held by Hamas
11:16 11:18 including some Americans Chief foreign
11:18 11:21 correspondent Richard angle has late
11:21 11:23 details Israel tonight says it killed a
11:23 11:26 senior Hamas Commander hours after the
11:26 11:28 military's biggest ground incursion yet
11:28 11:29 into G
11:29 11:31 with armored bulldozers and Columns of
11:31 11:34 Tanks firing on the Move Israel called
11:34 11:36 it a targeted raid to prepare for the
11:36 11:39 next phase of the war against Hamas it's
11:39 11:42 also a test of hamas's defenses to probe
11:42 11:45 for tunnels the militants used to move
11:45 11:48 and launch surprise attacks they are not
11:48 11:51 new nearly 15 years ago I went down into
11:51 11:54 one so I've just reached the bottom it's
11:54 11:57 18 M from top to bottom it's
11:57 11:59 extraordinarily claustrophobic down here
11:59 12:02 a lot of this tunnel remains it's
12:02 12:04 reinforced with wood the tunnels have
12:04 12:07 gotten more elaborate since then a maze
12:07 12:09 under Gaza where released hostages say
12:09 12:12 they were held Hamas has only freed four
12:12 12:14 hostages so
12:14 12:17 far today Israeli families pleading for
12:17 12:20 the rest to be set free Simona Stein
12:20 12:23 Breer recalling being on the phone just
12:23 12:25 before her daughter was taken she was a
12:25 12:29 scam and Afraid and crying Mommy Mommy
12:29 12:32 they came to take us help me help me
12:32 12:35 mommy but I can't go to help out because
12:35 12:39 all the place was with Hamas for now
12:39 12:42 Israel is striking what's above
12:42 12:44 ground our crew in southern Gaza
12:44 12:46 witnessed an Israeli air strike and
12:46 12:49 rushed toward it a boy is rescued from
12:49 12:50 the
12:50 12:53 rubble but a girl remains trapped she's
12:53 12:55 eventually freed and our cameraman
12:55 12:57 caught up with her in an ambulance she's
12:57 12:59 dazed and see seems unaware of what's
12:59 13:02 happening around her at the hospital
13:02 13:05 she's treated on the floor given air and
13:05 13:07 comes around as she's
13:07 13:10 clean she says her name is miral and
13:10 13:13 asks if her father is alive the medic
13:13 13:16 tells her he's fine but doesn't
13:16 13:18 know a woman next to her asked why are
13:18 13:21 they doing this to us what did we
13:21 13:24 do Israel and President Biden accuse
13:24 13:26 Hamas of using civilians as human
13:26 13:29 Shields but Palestinians who can't leave
13:29 13:31 Gaza ask where else are they supposed to
13:31 13:35 go Lester Richard angle thank you Rising
13:35 13:37 tensions are fueling an alarming
13:37 13:40 increase in anti-Semitism while
13:40 13:42 Palestinians have been targeted as well
13:42 13:44 we get more from Andrea
13:44 13:47 Mitchell video showing Jewish students
13:47 13:49 scared inside a Cooper Union College
13:49 13:51 library as Pro Palestinian protesters
13:51 13:54 pounded on the door shouting free
13:54 13:57 Palestine anti-israel slogans projected
13:57 13:59 at night on campus buildings at George
13:59 14:00 Washington University in downtown
14:00 14:03 Washington a Jewish man describes a home
14:03 14:05 invasion in Los Angeles he says the
14:05 14:07 attacker was shouting this Palestine we
14:07 14:09 need to kill the Israeli people an
14:09 14:12 alarming surge in anti-semitic incidents
14:12 14:14 in the US since the Hamas terror attack
14:14 14:16 in Israel and Israel's air strikes in
14:16 14:18 Gaza according to the Anti-Defamation
14:18 14:22 League up 388 over the same period last
14:22 14:25 year to what do you attribute it when
14:25 14:28 you dehumanize and demonize Israelis and
14:28 14:29 Jews
14:29 14:32 it leads to anti-jewish sentiment around
14:32 14:35 the world and we've seen how
14:35 14:38 anti-Semitism has been normalized here
14:38 14:41 in the United States Palestinian groups
14:41 14:43 also reporting incidents against them
14:43 14:44 the most devastating the murder of
14:44 14:47 six-year-old waj alume and stabbing of
14:47 14:49 his mother Chicago Police Say by their
14:49 14:52 landlord in an alleged hate crime it is
14:52 14:55 very concerning and it's an example of
14:55 14:58 what can happen to a community when
14:58 15:00 they're dehum humanized the White House
15:00 15:01 calling the incidence of anti-Semitism
15:01 15:03 over the past week a disturbing pattern
15:03 15:05 that shocked the conscience and turned
15:05 15:09 the stomach Lester Andrea Mitchell thank
15:09 15:11 you in 60 seconds the devastating and
15:11 15:14 deadly toll of hurricane Otis will go to
15:14 15:17 hard hit Mexico where a popular tourist
15:17 15:20 town is in tatters right after
15:20 15:21 [Music]
15:21 15:24 this back now with a deadly toll from
15:24 15:27 Hurricane Otis at least 27 killed after
15:27 15:31 Otis roared a shore in Mexico near aapco
15:31 15:32 leaving a path of Devastation through
15:32 15:35 that tourist Hot Spot telemundo's Julio
15:35 15:38 Viera is in the storm
15:38 15:42 Zone tonight utter Devastation in aapo
15:42 15:45 at least 27 dead after a category 5
15:45 15:47 hurricane slammed into the popular
15:47 15:49 Mexican tourist destination home to
15:49 15:50 nearly a million
15:50 15:53 people I'm not sure how we are alive he
15:53 15:57 says but we are clusive hurricane Odis
15:57 15:59 now the strongest story ever to heat
15:59 16:02 Mexico's Pacific Coast Artis more than
16:02 16:04 doubled its strength just hours before
16:04 16:07 landfall living residents and tourists
16:07 16:09 with little time to prepare some of the
16:09 16:12 worst damage along the city's Waterfront
16:12 16:15 where 165 mph winds shredded high-rise
16:15 16:17 buildings and left the streets choked
16:17 16:20 with mud and debris the exterior of this
16:20 16:23 hotel room 21 stories up ripped clean
16:23 16:26 off as the terrified guest sheltered
16:26 16:28 inside with its streets underwater and
16:28 16:31 power out for hundreds of thousands
16:31 16:33 Mexican authorities are now scrambling
16:33 16:36 to assess the damage and provide relief
16:36 16:38 our house was a total loss these woman
16:38 16:42 said as desperate residents fend for
16:42 16:44 themselves the devastation in Acapulco
16:44 16:46 has no president this is one of the most
16:46 16:48 famous and most important resorts in
16:48 16:51 Mexico its recovery will be a huge
16:51 16:52 challenge for The Mexican government and
16:52 16:54 for president Andres Manuel Lopez
16:54 16:57 obrador for now we still don't really
16:57 16:59 understand the scope of the damage
16:59 17:02 lesser all right Julio thank you and
17:02 17:04 next on the road to a major deal in
17:04 17:06 Detroit between striking Auto Workers
17:06 17:10 and car makers what it means for
17:10 17:13 you good news on the US economy it grew
17:13 17:15 by an annual rate of nearly 5% in the
17:15 17:18 third quarter beating expectations and
17:18 17:21 as Maggie vasper reports there is Major
17:21 17:22 progress in something that's been a drag
17:22 17:25 on the economy the weeks long Auto
17:25 17:26 worker
17:26 17:30 strike tonight for Ford workers clean up
17:30 17:32 along the picket lines it was a bit of a
17:32 17:34 shock you know I I didn't expect Ford to
17:34 17:36 come to the table with a deal so soon
17:36 17:38 six weeks into their sweeping strike
17:38 17:40 against America's big three car
17:40 17:42 companies United Auto Workers last night
17:42 17:44 announcing their first tentative
17:44 17:47 agreement our standup strike has
17:47 17:50 delivered UAW leaders say the Ford deal
17:50 17:51 which still needs to be approved by
17:51 17:54 members would guarantee a 25% increase
17:54 17:56 in base pay reinstate cost of living
17:56 17:59 allowances and get rid of quote divisive
17:59 18:02 wage tiers Ford saying they're pleased
18:02 18:04 with the deal the wage increases the
18:04 18:07 cost of living allowance uh is huge but
18:07 18:09 other members aren't so sure what we
18:09 18:13 were shooting for was at least 30 to 35%
18:13 18:16 25% that's I don't know meanwhile
18:16 18:18 strikes at stellantis and GM plants grew
18:18 18:21 this week GM saying the stoppage has
18:21 18:23 already cost them $800 million in
18:23 18:25 pre-tax earnings in the wake of Ford's
18:25 18:28 breakthrough both companies confirm talk
18:28 18:30 continue I wouldn't be surprised that
18:30 18:34 eventually GM and stellantis ultimately
18:34 18:36 agree to contracts with a similar type
18:36 18:38 of pay raise for their workers tonight
18:38 18:40 President Biden who made history joining
18:40 18:42 the picket line last month calling the
18:42 18:44 Ford deal a testament to the power of
18:44 18:47 employers and employees coming together
18:47 18:48 Ford saying they want to get their close
18:48 18:51 to 20,000 workers back on the job soon
18:51 18:53 UAW leadership saying no date for the
18:53 18:56 ratification vote has been set
18:56 18:59 Lester Maggie Vasa thank you why what
18:59 19:01 happened here in Maine is hitting home
19:01 19:03 for so many coming up one of my
19:03 19:05 colleagues with that
19:05 19:12 [Music]
19:12 19:14 story finally one more American
19:14 19:16 Community is suffering through the
19:16 19:18 horrors of a mass shooting this one here
19:18 19:20 in Maine it's a place our Cynthia
19:20 19:23 mcfaden knows well though it's home to
19:23 19:25 bat's college lewison is not exactly a
19:25 19:28 quaint college town nor is it what lots
19:28 19:29 of people may think of as a
19:29 19:32 quintessential main town no lobster
19:32 19:36 boats or rocky Shore no major tourist
19:36 19:39 economy to speak of it does however have
19:39 19:42 its own natural beauty I grew up in
19:42 19:46 Auburn M the twin city of Leon La as
19:46 19:49 locals call them two towns one community
19:49 19:51 that sit across the Andersen River from
19:51 19:54 each other when I was growing up if the
19:54 19:56 wind was blowing just right you could
19:56 19:58 smell the river before you could see it
19:58 20:00 it was so polluted by Decades of cotton
20:00 20:04 and paper mills using it for power we
20:04 20:06 weren't famous for very much but all
20:06 20:08 eyes were on Leon in
20:08 20:12 1965 when Sunny Lon was knocked out by a
20:12 20:16 23-year-old M Ali Lewiston is a blue
20:16 20:18 collar and middle class family kind of
20:18 20:21 place people tend to their own business
20:21 20:23 there but rally around when someone's
20:23 20:26 hurting and tonight they're hurting my
20:26 20:28 main people are safe tonight Sheltering
20:28 20:31 in homes I remember from childhood but
20:31 20:33 too many of our friends and neighbors
20:33 20:36 will never go home again so tonight we
20:36 20:39 lead the news another gunman took the
20:39 20:42 lives of more Innocents in one more town
20:42 20:45 where we thought it could never happen
20:45 20:48 Cynthia mcfaden NBC
20:48 20:50 News That's Nightly News for this
20:50 20:53 Thursday thank you for watching everyone
20:53 20:54 I'm Lester hole please take care of
20:54 21:02 yourself and each other good night
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0:03 0:06 Maine the Urgent Manhunt at this hour
0:06 0:08 Community is on lockdown as police
0:08 0:10 search for the armed and dangerous man
0:10 0:13 wanted for killing 18 people in the
0:13 0:15 deadliest mass shooting this year the
0:15 0:17 chilling images of the gunman police
0:17 0:19 saying he entered a bowling alley at
0:19 0:22 Open Fire killing seven then minutes
0:22 0:24 later at a bar killing eight more three
0:24 0:27 others dying at the hospital his vehicle
0:27 0:29 found at a boat launch and just in the
0:29 0:32 gun discovered inside the moments of
0:32 0:34 Terror the father of one victim telling
0:34 0:36 me he died a
0:36 0:39 hero he picked up a a butcher knife and
0:39 0:42 he tried to go at the gunman to stop him
0:42 0:45 from shooting anybody else also the note
0:45 0:46 founded the suspect's home and what
0:46 0:49 we're learning about him a longtime Army
0:49 0:51 reservist his struggles with mental
0:51 0:53 health and what his family told us about
0:53 0:56 him hearing voices our full team
0:56 0:58 coverage also tonight Israeli forces
0:58 1:00 carrying out a Target targeted ground
1:00 1:03 raate in Gaza armored bulldozers
1:03 1:05 breaking through a column of Tanks
1:05 1:07 rolling in our team inside Gaza
1:07 1:10 witnessing an Israeli air strike
1:10 1:12 children rescued from the rubble the
1:12 1:14 deadly toll from Hurricane Otis at least
1:14 1:17 27 killed after the monster storm slam
1:17 1:21 Kakao our report from the storm Zone and
1:21 1:23 the strike breakthrough the UAW reaching
1:23 1:26 a tentative deal with one of the big
1:26 1:28 three automakers where does that leave
1:28 1:32 the other two
1:32 1:35 this is NBC Nightly News with Lester
1:35 1:40 Holt reporting tonight from Liston
1:40 1:42 Maine good evening everyone the state of
1:42 1:44 Maine is in a State of Shock and fear
1:44 1:47 tonight streets are virtually empty as
1:47 1:49 residents shelter in place 24 hours
1:49 1:51 after authorities say a US Army
1:51 1:54 reservist walked into a bowling alley
1:54 1:56 and then in a bar just over my shoulder
1:56 1:59 and shot and killed 18 people wounding
1:59 2:02 13 more tonight a massive search is
2:02 2:05 underway for 40-year-old Robert card
2:05 2:07 police say he is armed and dangerous and
2:07 2:09 should not be approached and authorities
2:09 2:12 say C spent two weeks in a mental health
2:12 2:14 facility this past summer after acting
2:14 2:17 erratically tonight miles of businesses
2:17 2:19 and homes in and around Lewiston Maine's
2:19 2:22 second largest city are on lockdown
2:22 2:24 including a nearby college and grade
2:24 2:26 schools as hundreds of Law Enforcement
2:26 2:29 Officers search for the suspect it is
2:29 2:32 this 's deadliest mass shooting and it
2:32 2:34 has jolted the country once
2:34 2:37 again tonight a mass killer is on the
2:37 2:39 loose and a large swath of Maine is on
2:39 2:42 lockdown hundreds of Law Enforcement
2:42 2:44 Officers urgently searching for the
2:44 2:47 armed and dangerous man they say carried
2:47 2:49 out a shooting rampage at a bowling
2:49 2:52 alley and a bar in Leon killing at least
2:52 2:56 18 and injuring at least 13 there is a
2:56 2:58 full court press by all of our partners
2:58 3:01 uh to bring him into cust businesses and
3:01 3:04 schools up to 50 m away are closed
3:04 3:07 police advis that main people should not
3:07 3:10 approach him under any circumstances
3:10 3:13 officials say the suspect is 40-year-old
3:13 3:15 Robert card from Bowden a longtime
3:15 3:18 member of the Army Reserve a family
3:18 3:20 member says he struggled recently with
3:20 3:22 mental health issues law enforcement
3:22 3:25 sources tell NBC News a note was found
3:25 3:27 at card's home they are working to
3:27 3:30 determine its meaning police say they
3:30 3:33 also located a white Subaru registered
3:33 3:35 to card at a nearby boat landing like I
3:35 3:37 want to know who where when why like why
3:37 3:39 would he do this like why in Lewiston
3:39 3:43 Maine today body bags were removed from
3:43 3:45 just in time Recreation where the
3:45 3:48 Rampage began active shooter incidents
3:48 3:52 all available units to L officials say
3:52 3:55 the first 911 call came in at 6:56 p.m.
3:55 3:58 Wednesday night reporting a shooter at
3:58 4:00 the bowling alley which was was hosting
4:00 4:03 a youth night was probably 15 ft behind
4:03 4:06 me I mean he was
4:06 4:10 close very close people inside hid under
4:10 4:13 tables and behind bowling pins and I
4:13 4:16 just booked it um down the lane and I
4:16 4:18 slid basically into where the pins are
4:18 4:20 and climbed up in the machine and was on
4:20 4:21 top of the machines for about 10 minutes
4:21 4:24 until the cops got there police say
4:24 4:26 seven were killed there two active
4:26 4:28 shooter
4:28 4:32 locations tremend just 12 minutes later
4:32 4:35 more calls flooded into 911 the shooter
4:35 4:38 had opened fire again this time four
4:38 4:41 miles away at shim's bar in Grill where
4:41 4:44 police say he killed eight officials say
4:44 4:46 multiple law enforcement agencies were
4:46 4:49 dispatched to the scenes it's unclear
4:49 4:52 what time they arrived among the dead at
4:52 4:54 the bowling alley Bill Young and his
4:54 4:57 14-year-old son Aaron and Trisha Asen
4:57 4:59 who worked there and was bowling with
4:59 5:02 her sister when shots rang out her mom
5:02 5:04 says she was killed while calling 911
5:04 5:07 her sister survived the world lost the
5:07 5:11 great girl and I lost the precious
5:11 5:14 daughter away Leroy Walker's son Joey
5:14 5:17 was a manager at shimis he says the
5:17 5:20 suspect had been there before and all of
5:20 5:22 the people over there they know it so he
5:22 5:23 would come to shimis he would actually
5:23 5:26 come to shaming he he he'd been there
5:26 5:30 off and on Leroy says he waited 14 hours
5:30 5:33 to hear whether Joey was among the dead
5:33 5:34 you're all going through a lot of pain
5:34 5:38 right now it's it's awful that moment
5:38 5:45 when I got the call and said Jo's
5:45 5:48 dead it it just it brought me back it
5:48 5:51 brought me right back to my knees he
5:51 5:53 says Joey was a married father of two
5:53 5:56 who love running cornhole tournaments at
5:56 5:59 the bar as manager of that club he he
5:59 6:01 loved that club enough and the people
6:01 6:03 enough that he would give his life and
6:03 6:05 that's what he did a State Trooper told
6:05 6:09 the family Joey died a hero CU he picked
6:09 6:12 up a a butcher knife and he tried to go
6:12 6:14 at the gunman to stop him from shooting
6:14 6:16 anybody else does that change your pain
6:16 6:18 at all oh knowing
6:18 6:22 that it it made it
6:22 6:26 worse yeah it made it worse tonight
6:26 6:28 President Biden ordering Flags across
6:28 6:31 the country to be FL at half staff to
6:31 6:34 honor Joey and the 17 others who lost
6:34 6:37 their lives my boy Joey will be missed
6:37 6:39 by
6:39 6:45 thousands you were close oh yeah
6:45 6:47 yeah and we're learning new details
6:47 6:49 about the suspect's background with guns
6:49 6:52 and about potential warning signs before
6:52 6:54 last night's shooting Sam Brock is in
6:54 6:56 the suspect's hometown Sam what have you
6:56 6:58 learned
6:58 7:01 today last law enforcement says a gun
7:01 7:03 was found in that white Subaru they are
7:03 7:04 looking right now to see if it's the
7:04 7:06 same weapon that was used in the mass
7:06 7:08 shooting as we are hearing from the card
7:08 7:09 family who says that they alerted
7:09 7:11 authorities that this is someone who
7:11 7:12 needed
7:12 7:15 help in Robert card's hometown of Bowen
7:15 7:18 Maine areawide shock it's mind-blowing
7:18 7:21 everything about it is it's unbelievable
7:21 7:22 I
7:22 7:24 mean why this is going on and why this
7:24 7:26 happened even as the suspect's own
7:26 7:28 family reveals chilling details about
7:28 7:30 the decades long Army reservist his
7:30 7:32 sister-in-law telling NBC news they
7:32 7:35 alerted police and military officials
7:35 7:36 that card was experiencing an acute
7:36 7:38 mental health episode in the months
7:38 7:40 before Wednesday's Massacre saying he'd
7:40 7:42 been fitted for high-powered hearing
7:42 7:44 aids a couple of months ago and was
7:44 7:45 picking up voices that he had never
7:45 7:48 heard his mind was twisting them around
7:48 7:50 the family concerned about the mental
7:50 7:51 state of someone who performs gun
7:51 7:54 training and was what we did meeting him
7:54 7:56 and the way that he showed us how to use
7:56 7:58 a weapon the man's smart he's really
7:58 8:00 smart and he's t IAL former Army
8:00 8:02 reservist Phil Gregory says he learned
8:02 8:05 how to use an M16 rifle from card they
8:05 8:06 weren't in the same unit but the
8:06 8:08 40-year-old left an impression on
8:08 8:10 Gregory he knows Warfare he understands
8:10 8:12 it he may not have ever been deployed
8:12 8:15 but he's smart he knows what to do I
8:15 8:16 think they need the soldiers to be
8:16 8:19 honest with you to be here I really do
8:19 8:20 the assault rifle believed to be the one
8:20 8:23 used to Massacre and MIM at least 30
8:23 8:26 people was purchased legally in 2023
8:26 8:27 according to two senior law enforcement
8:27 8:29 officials briefed on the matter
8:29 8:31 officials tell NBC News C threatened a
8:31 8:33 military base and was sent by his own
8:33 8:35 commanders to a mental health care
8:35 8:37 facility for 2 weeks of psychiatric
8:37 8:39 treatment in July how could someone that
8:39 8:41 fits that profile still be in possession
8:41 8:44 of semi-automatic weapons well I do
8:44 8:46 think that the statutes around firearms
8:46 8:47 and the possession of those are pretty
8:47 8:49 complex I know that we'll we will be
8:49 8:51 reviewing that information as we move
8:51 8:53 forward back in Bowden where C's family
8:53 8:56 has owned land for Generations childhood
8:56 8:58 neighbor Richard Gard is blindsided no
8:58 9:01 one would have seen this coming never
9:01 9:03 never expected anything like this to
9:03 9:07 happen here Sam Brock NBC News bow in
9:07 9:09 Maine and with a killer of the Run many
9:09 9:12 families spent hour after hour here on
9:12 9:15 lockdown Emily accetta has more on a
9:15 9:16 community on
9:16 9:19 edge tonight amid an urgent Manhunt tens
9:19 9:21 of thousands of people across two
9:21 9:24 counties are Sheltering in place police
9:24 9:26 telling people to secure their homes and
9:26 9:27 vehicles I've never locked my door in
9:27 9:30 once at night I leave them wide open now
9:30 9:33 I'm going to get a ring cam scary today
9:33 9:35 the streets of Maine's second biggest
9:35 9:38 city Leon eerily quiet gas stations
9:38 9:40 restaurants and pharmacies shuttering
9:40 9:43 their doors and dozens of schools even 3
9:43 9:46 hours away canceling classes Jasmine
9:46 9:48 gray hasn't left her dorm room at Bates
9:48 9:51 College since last night I didn't think
9:51 9:53 this was going to happen my first year
9:53 9:55 of college it's just something that just
9:55 9:58 doesn't happen in Maine because it's so
9:58 10:01 safe a shock echoed by Trevor Brooks who
10:01 10:03 learned one of his customers is in
10:03 10:05 critical condition it is a close
10:05 10:08 Community you know um I would say we're
10:08 10:09 more like uh Three Degrees of Separation
10:09 10:12 rather than six around here Governor
10:12 10:15 Janet Mills who worked in Leon for years
10:15 10:17 called Wednesday's violence an assault
10:17 10:19 on Maine's Peace of Mind our small state
10:19 10:22 of just 1.3 million people has long been
10:22 10:25 known as one of the safest states in the
10:25 10:27 nation the mass shooting's death toll
10:27 10:29 approaches the number of homicides the
10:29 10:31 entire State typically sees throughout
10:31 10:34 the year a total of 29 homicides last
10:34 10:37 year 20 the year before on the Facebook
10:37 10:39 page for schmies where eight people died
10:39 10:42 this post I'm at a loss for words in a
10:42 10:43 split second your world gets turned
10:43 10:46 upside down for no good reason how can
10:46 10:48 we make any sense of this a
10:48 10:50 heart-wrenching question many here are
10:50 10:51 wrestling with tonight I'm going to go
10:51 10:53 home tonight and and be my kids and I'm
10:53 10:55 not going to watch the news thinking wow
10:55 10:57 that was in Florida or Texas that was in
10:57 11:01 my backyard Emily eeta NBC News Leon
11:01 11:04 Maine and we are keeping a sharp eye on
11:04 11:06 the situation in the Middle East tonight
11:06 11:08 Israel targeting Hamas in Gaza and is
11:08 11:11 now carrying out what it called a
11:11 11:13 targeted raid on the ground as fears
11:13 11:16 grow for hostages held by Hamas
11:16 11:18 including some Americans Chief foreign
11:18 11:21 correspondent Richard angle has late
11:21 11:23 details Israel tonight says it killed a
11:23 11:26 senior Hamas Commander hours after the
11:26 11:28 military's biggest ground incursion yet
11:28 11:29 into G
11:29 11:31 with armored bulldozers and Columns of
11:31 11:34 Tanks firing on the Move Israel called
11:34 11:36 it a targeted raid to prepare for the
11:36 11:39 next phase of the war against Hamas it's
11:39 11:42 also a test of hamas's defenses to probe
11:42 11:45 for tunnels the militants used to move
11:45 11:48 and launch surprise attacks they are not
11:48 11:51 new nearly 15 years ago I went down into
11:51 11:54 one so I've just reached the bottom it's
11:54 11:57 18 M from top to bottom it's
11:57 11:59 extraordinarily claustrophobic down here
11:59 12:02 a lot of this tunnel remains it's
12:02 12:04 reinforced with wood the tunnels have
12:04 12:07 gotten more elaborate since then a maze
12:07 12:09 under Gaza where released hostages say
12:09 12:12 they were held Hamas has only freed four
12:12 12:14 hostages so
12:14 12:17 far today Israeli families pleading for
12:17 12:20 the rest to be set free Simona Stein
12:20 12:23 Breer recalling being on the phone just
12:23 12:25 before her daughter was taken she was a
12:25 12:29 scam and Afraid and crying Mommy Mommy
12:29 12:32 they came to take us help me help me
12:32 12:35 mommy but I can't go to help out because
12:35 12:39 all the place was with Hamas for now
12:39 12:42 Israel is striking what's above
12:42 12:44 ground our crew in southern Gaza
12:44 12:46 witnessed an Israeli air strike and
12:46 12:49 rushed toward it a boy is rescued from
12:49 12:50 the
12:50 12:53 rubble but a girl remains trapped she's
12:53 12:55 eventually freed and our cameraman
12:55 12:57 caught up with her in an ambulance she's
12:57 12:59 dazed and see seems unaware of what's
12:59 13:02 happening around her at the hospital
13:02 13:05 she's treated on the floor given air and
13:05 13:07 comes around as she's
13:07 13:10 clean she says her name is miral and
13:10 13:13 asks if her father is alive the medic
13:13 13:16 tells her he's fine but doesn't
13:16 13:18 know a woman next to her asked why are
13:18 13:21 they doing this to us what did we
13:21 13:24 do Israel and President Biden accuse
13:24 13:26 Hamas of using civilians as human
13:26 13:29 Shields but Palestinians who can't leave
13:29 13:31 Gaza ask where else are they supposed to
13:31 13:35 go Lester Richard angle thank you Rising
13:35 13:37 tensions are fueling an alarming
13:37 13:40 increase in anti-Semitism while
13:40 13:42 Palestinians have been targeted as well
13:42 13:44 we get more from Andrea
13:44 13:47 Mitchell video showing Jewish students
13:47 13:49 scared inside a Cooper Union College
13:49 13:51 library as Pro Palestinian protesters
13:51 13:54 pounded on the door shouting free
13:54 13:57 Palestine anti-israel slogans projected
13:57 13:59 at night on campus buildings at George
13:59 14:00 Washington University in downtown
14:00 14:03 Washington a Jewish man describes a home
14:03 14:05 invasion in Los Angeles he says the
14:05 14:07 attacker was shouting this Palestine we
14:07 14:09 need to kill the Israeli people an
14:09 14:12 alarming surge in anti-semitic incidents
14:12 14:14 in the US since the Hamas terror attack
14:14 14:16 in Israel and Israel's air strikes in
14:16 14:18 Gaza according to the Anti-Defamation
14:18 14:22 League up 388 over the same period last
14:22 14:25 year to what do you attribute it when
14:25 14:28 you dehumanize and demonize Israelis and
14:28 14:29 Jews
14:29 14:32 it leads to anti-jewish sentiment around
14:32 14:35 the world and we've seen how
14:35 14:38 anti-Semitism has been normalized here
14:38 14:41 in the United States Palestinian groups
14:41 14:43 also reporting incidents against them
14:43 14:44 the most devastating the murder of
14:44 14:47 six-year-old waj alume and stabbing of
14:47 14:49 his mother Chicago Police Say by their
14:49 14:52 landlord in an alleged hate crime it is
14:52 14:55 very concerning and it's an example of
14:55 14:58 what can happen to a community when
14:58 15:00 they're dehum humanized the White House
15:00 15:01 calling the incidence of anti-Semitism
15:01 15:03 over the past week a disturbing pattern
15:03 15:05 that shocked the conscience and turned
15:05 15:09 the stomach Lester Andrea Mitchell thank
15:09 15:11 you in 60 seconds the devastating and
15:11 15:14 deadly toll of hurricane Otis will go to
15:14 15:17 hard hit Mexico where a popular tourist
15:17 15:20 town is in tatters right after
15:20 15:21 [Music]
15:21 15:24 this back now with a deadly toll from
15:24 15:27 Hurricane Otis at least 27 killed after
15:27 15:31 Otis roared a shore in Mexico near aapco
15:31 15:32 leaving a path of Devastation through
15:32 15:35 that tourist Hot Spot telemundo's Julio
15:35 15:38 Viera is in the storm
15:38 15:42 Zone tonight utter Devastation in aapo
15:42 15:45 at least 27 dead after a category 5
15:45 15:47 hurricane slammed into the popular
15:47 15:49 Mexican tourist destination home to
15:49 15:50 nearly a million
15:50 15:53 people I'm not sure how we are alive he
15:53 15:57 says but we are clusive hurricane Odis
15:57 15:59 now the strongest story ever to heat
15:59 16:02 Mexico's Pacific Coast Artis more than
16:02 16:04 doubled its strength just hours before
16:04 16:07 landfall living residents and tourists
16:07 16:09 with little time to prepare some of the
16:09 16:12 worst damage along the city's Waterfront
16:12 16:15 where 165 mph winds shredded high-rise
16:15 16:17 buildings and left the streets choked
16:17 16:20 with mud and debris the exterior of this
16:20 16:23 hotel room 21 stories up ripped clean
16:23 16:26 off as the terrified guest sheltered
16:26 16:28 inside with its streets underwater and
16:28 16:31 power out for hundreds of thousands
16:31 16:33 Mexican authorities are now scrambling
16:33 16:36 to assess the damage and provide relief
16:36 16:38 our house was a total loss these woman
16:38 16:42 said as desperate residents fend for
16:42 16:44 themselves the devastation in Acapulco
16:44 16:46 has no president this is one of the most
16:46 16:48 famous and most important resorts in
16:48 16:51 Mexico its recovery will be a huge
16:51 16:52 challenge for The Mexican government and
16:52 16:54 for president Andres Manuel Lopez
16:54 16:57 obrador for now we still don't really
16:57 16:59 understand the scope of the damage
16:59 17:02 lesser all right Julio thank you and
17:02 17:04 next on the road to a major deal in
17:04 17:06 Detroit between striking Auto Workers
17:06 17:10 and car makers what it means for
17:10 17:13 you good news on the US economy it grew
17:13 17:15 by an annual rate of nearly 5% in the
17:15 17:18 third quarter beating expectations and
17:18 17:21 as Maggie vasper reports there is Major
17:21 17:22 progress in something that's been a drag
17:22 17:25 on the economy the weeks long Auto
17:25 17:26 worker
17:26 17:30 strike tonight for Ford workers clean up
17:30 17:32 along the picket lines it was a bit of a
17:32 17:34 shock you know I I didn't expect Ford to
17:34 17:36 come to the table with a deal so soon
17:36 17:38 six weeks into their sweeping strike
17:38 17:40 against America's big three car
17:40 17:42 companies United Auto Workers last night
17:42 17:44 announcing their first tentative
17:44 17:47 agreement our standup strike has
17:47 17:50 delivered UAW leaders say the Ford deal
17:50 17:51 which still needs to be approved by
17:51 17:54 members would guarantee a 25% increase
17:54 17:56 in base pay reinstate cost of living
17:56 17:59 allowances and get rid of quote divisive
17:59 18:02 wage tiers Ford saying they're pleased
18:02 18:04 with the deal the wage increases the
18:04 18:07 cost of living allowance uh is huge but
18:07 18:09 other members aren't so sure what we
18:09 18:13 were shooting for was at least 30 to 35%
18:13 18:16 25% that's I don't know meanwhile
18:16 18:18 strikes at stellantis and GM plants grew
18:18 18:21 this week GM saying the stoppage has
18:21 18:23 already cost them $800 million in
18:23 18:25 pre-tax earnings in the wake of Ford's
18:25 18:28 breakthrough both companies confirm talk
18:28 18:30 continue I wouldn't be surprised that
18:30 18:34 eventually GM and stellantis ultimately
18:34 18:36 agree to contracts with a similar type
18:36 18:38 of pay raise for their workers tonight
18:38 18:40 President Biden who made history joining
18:40 18:42 the picket line last month calling the
18:42 18:44 Ford deal a testament to the power of
18:44 18:47 employers and employees coming together
18:47 18:48 Ford saying they want to get their close
18:48 18:51 to 20,000 workers back on the job soon
18:51 18:53 UAW leadership saying no date for the
18:53 18:56 ratification vote has been set
18:56 18:59 Lester Maggie Vasa thank you why what
18:59 19:01 happened here in Maine is hitting home
19:01 19:03 for so many coming up one of my
19:03 19:05 colleagues with that
19:05 19:12 [Music]
19:12 19:14 story finally one more American
19:14 19:16 Community is suffering through the
19:16 19:18 horrors of a mass shooting this one here
19:18 19:20 in Maine it's a place our Cynthia
19:20 19:23 mcfaden knows well though it's home to
19:23 19:25 bat's college lewison is not exactly a
19:25 19:28 quaint college town nor is it what lots
19:28 19:29 of people may think of as a
19:29 19:32 quintessential main town no lobster
19:32 19:36 boats or rocky Shore no major tourist
19:36 19:39 economy to speak of it does however have
19:39 19:42 its own natural beauty I grew up in
19:42 19:46 Auburn M the twin city of Leon La as
19:46 19:49 locals call them two towns one community
19:49 19:51 that sit across the Andersen River from
19:51 19:54 each other when I was growing up if the
19:54 19:56 wind was blowing just right you could
19:56 19:58 smell the river before you could see it
19:58 20:00 it was so polluted by Decades of cotton
20:00 20:04 and paper mills using it for power we
20:04 20:06 weren't famous for very much but all
20:06 20:08 eyes were on Leon in
20:08 20:12 1965 when Sunny Lon was knocked out by a
20:12 20:16 23-year-old M Ali Lewiston is a blue
20:16 20:18 collar and middle class family kind of
20:18 20:21 place people tend to their own business
20:21 20:23 there but rally around when someone's
20:23 20:26 hurting and tonight they're hurting my
20:26 20:28 main people are safe tonight Sheltering
20:28 20:31 in homes I remember from childhood but
20:31 20:33 too many of our friends and neighbors
20:33 20:36 will never go home again so tonight we
20:36 20:39 lead the news another gunman took the
20:39 20:42 lives of more Innocents in one more town
20:42 20:45 where we thought it could never happen
20:45 20:48 Cynthia mcfaden NBC
20:48 20:50 News That's Nightly News for this
20:50 20:53 Thursday thank you for watching everyone
20:53 20:54 I'm Lester hole please take care of
20:54 21:02 yourself and each other good night
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