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says about biden's support among voters. >> rhiannon: outage outrage. the growing frustration over the global internet crash. governments and businesses still trying to get everything back online. tens of thousands of air travelers in limbo, and questions this morning about the software update that led to the mess. >> whit: pivotal negotiations. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu set to come to the u.s. to address congress this week. the crucial talks about a cease-fire and the return of the hostages. >> gio: karen read back in court. the massachusetts woman accused of allegedly killing her boyfriend faces a judge after her first trial ended in a hung jury. will she be tried again? >> rhiannon: the breaking research on the potential impact on babies if mothers have covid or are vaccinated in their first trimester, and the potential link between a healthy diet and a lower risk of autism. dr. darien sutton breaks it down.

♪ >> whit: the wnba all-star game thriller. >> on fire. >> whit: superstars clashing as the league's top players face team usa, about to head to the paris olympics. the wnba upsetting team usa with a record-setting performance by sharp shooter, arike ogunbowale. >> ogunbowale connects. >> whit: and the rookie connection of caitlin clark and angel reese stepping up. >> what you have been waiting for. >> whit: we have all the highlights. ♪ >> whit: and good morning, america. it's great to have you with us on a sunday. glad to have rhiannon ally back with us this morning, our wnba superfan. you saw the game, right? >> rhiannon: what a thrilling game. i will say it again, if you are not watching the wnba, you are missing out. >> whit: so good. >> rhiannon: it's so good. >> whit: incredible. we'll have much more on the exciting game, team usa versus

the wnba all-stars. that's coming up. >> rhiannon: it was a little bit of a shocker. and the triple-digit heat is baking the west coast which sends the wildfire threat soaring. while the south is getting soaked with flash flood risks, stretching from new mexico all the way to the carolinas. >> gio: and more than 700 flight cancellations already this morning. the ripple effect from that massive computer outage growing. we're going to have much more on that in just a moment here. >> whit: but first, the presidential race. the nation getting its first look at the republican team of trump and vance together on the campaign trail this weekend. jay o'brien joins us with more from grand rapids, michigan. jay, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. just days after those calls for unity in the wake of that assassination attempt, former president trump spoke for just about two hours at a rally here in michigan, and he returned to some of his old habits, making false claims about the 2020 election and taunting his political opponents. ♪ i'm proud to be an american ♪ >> reporter: this morning,

exactly a week after this assassination attempt and his calls for unity, former president donald trump changing course. >> crooked joe biden, the worst president in the history of our country. >> reporter: repeating lies about the 2020 election and resuming pointed political attacks on his rivals, from president biden to vice president harris. >> kamala, i call her laughing kamala. you ever watch her laugh? she's crazy. >> reporter: his first rally since that attack in butler, pennsylvania, trump campaigning for the first time with new running mate, ohio senator j.d. vance. this event held indoors unlike last saturday. >> last week i took a bullet for democracy. >> reporter: do you think it's changed him at all? >> he's thankful that he's alive. >> reporter: wow. they made that shirt fast, huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: that iconic photo of a wounded trump already on newly printed t-shirts here. >> he's not afraid to fight for us and we're not afraid to fight for him. >> reporter: meantime, president

biden promising this morning he'll return to the campaign trail after he recovers from covid. [ chanting ] dozens of democratic activists yesterday demonstrating outside the white house calling for a new nominee despite sources telling abc news that multiple top party leaders have all told biden he'll lose to trump. the president's campaign stressing he's staying in the race. >> i don't believe that we are unanimous in our support for the president. we are certainly unified in that support. >> reporter: and while the president remains quarantined during this crucial campaign period, democratic sources are pointing me to one key fact which is that two of the top house democrats to publicly call on biden to step aside are both top allies of one person, former speaker nancy pelosi. whit? >> whit: and jay o'brien for us, thank you so much. for more on the state of the race, we're joined by abc news political director, rick klein, and martha raddatz who will be hosting "this week" later this

morning. good morning to both of you. rick, let's start with you. we have this new abc news/ipsos poll out this morning. how have the numbers moved since the assassination attempt on trump? >> good morning, whit. yeah, this poll with ipsos picking up a definite bounce for donald trump in the wake of his convention and the assassination attempt. his approval rating up to 40%. that's up sharply since a month ago. it's also the highest it's been in four years. it's still not great, but it's certainly significantly better than it was, and meanwhile joe biden's approval rating about where it has been for a long time in the low 30s. in this poll also, whit, people are more likely to think donald trump better suited than joe biden to unite the country going forward. >> whit: what are democratic voters saying about whether they want biden to stay in this race? >> 61% of voters overall and 60% of democrats say they want him to step aside. that is a sharp rebuke from inside his party. some very negative sentiments about his prospects going forward. in fact, republicans are more likely than democrats to say

that they want joe biden to remain in this race. i think reflecting their calculation that he would be easier to beat than anyone else. as for potential replacement candidates, kamala harris viewed slightly more favorably than joe biden, but just as unfavorably as biden. so those numbers are upside down for her as well, and none of the other major democrats are really known well enough nationally to say something meaningful. that tells you how hard it would be to replace someone on the ticket this late. >> whit: martha, let's go to you on this, because biden expected back on the campaign trail this week after he recovers from covid. how high are the stakes for him now just weeks before the democratic convention? >> martha: the stakes are huge, whit, as you know, because all eyes will be on joe biden. every move he makes, everything he says, and recovering from covid, they say he still has a cough. this is going to be a rough week and he really has to prove himself because time is running out. the convention is about three weeks away, and whether joe biden will be the nominee or not, we don't know.

with this growing movement, more than 35 democratic lawmakers saying it's time to go. he also this week has benjamin netanyahu in town. so he wants to show his foreign policy chops, but we'll see what happens. >> whit: and you were also at the republican national convention. you were interviewing house speaker mike johnson later this morning. how does the addition of j.d. vance to the trump ticket change this race in any way? >> martha: well, you certainly have someone younger. he's about half the age of former president trump, and obviously he's from ohio. they want help in that rust belt. they think j.d. vance can help deliver that. whit? >> whit: martha raddatz and rick klein, thanks to you both. we appreciate it. and a reminder, tune into "this week" later this morning. martha speaks with mike johnson the house speaker about the state of the race. less than four months to election day. plus, martha interviews independent senator joe manchin and democratic representative ro

khanna about what's next for president biden. rhiannon? >> rhiannon: now to the secret service under scrutiny a week after the attempt on donald trump's life. the chief of that agency is due to testify tomorrow on capitol hill. christiane cordero joins us now with the latest on that. good morning, christiane. >> reporter: good morning, rhiannon. the house oversight committee is expected to grill secret service director kim cheatle who told our pierre thomas the buck stops with her. the hearing played out when senators confronted cheatle. some demanding her resignation. house speaker mike johnson has echoed those calls. he's also announced a bipartisan house task force that will investigate the shooting. one of several investigations playing out. local police took these photos when they first noticed thomas crooks and others saw items found on the roof. authorities say he intended to use it to remotely detonate explosives in his car. officials are looking into whether the suspect used a drone to surveil the area beforehand.

as for the time line, we know snipers spotted him at least three times including six minutes before he started shooting, and this morning, the secret service is responding to a "washington post" article accusing them of denying requests for more security at trump events in the two years before the shooting. gio, the secret service says that in some cases, when specific requests were not met, adjustments were made to, quote, accommodate security needs. gio? >> gio: lots of questions. for the secret service director tomorrow. thank you so much, christiane. now to the massive global computer crash. businesses and governments still in recovery mode this morning. air travelers are being hit especially hard with several hundred cancellations already this morning. morgan norwood has been following it all weekend long. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: we know that number is only set to grow. we're staring down day three of another round of chaos at airports and a system sluggishly returned to normal. there are questions this morning about whether crowdstrike skipped critical measures when rolling out that update. this morning, the ripple effects

from that massive global i.t. meltdown dragging into a third day of travel chaos. >> very frustrating because we're stranded here. >> reporter: in l.a.x., long lines to ticket counters, and in philly's airport, luggage piling up. nationwide, more than 7,000 delays yesterday. more than 2,000 flights canceled. >> we were supposed to fly out friday night at 9:30, and then it got switched to 10:30, delayed and then there was no pilot. >> reporter: american airlines announcing their operations are back to normal. but other airlines including united and delta anticipating more disruptions throughout the day. the global outage stemmed from a faulty software update from cybersecurity firm crowdstrike that microsoft said crashed 8.5 million devices running on its windows operating system. they say this was not a cyberattack, but this morning, the company facing questions about whether more could have been done to catch the error in the update before it was pumped out to millions of systems worldwide. >> this is something that should have been detected in testing

before it had been deployed. once you want to roll out these things a little slower so that if there is an issue, it would be caught before the impact was so widespread. >> reporter: and meanwhile, microsoft says it's deploying engineers to help get systems up and running. >> rhiannon: hopefully they can figure out what happened. morgan, thank you. flights were temporarily disrupted at miami-dade international airport last night, not because of that disruption, but because a woman was allegedly stabbed in terminal j. local police say the man suspected in that attack was arrested at the scene. the victim was transported to a local hospital in critical condition. there is no word this morning on whether the victim and the suspect knew each other or of what any possible motive could be. >> whit: now to the middle east and israel's attack on houthi targets in yemen days before prime minister netanyahu is set to visit washington due to meet with president biden on tuesday. britt clennett has more from jerusalem. britt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah. israel says it intercepted a

missile fired from yemen. the iran-backed houthis confirming the first attempted strike on israel after the idf bombed a port held by the rebel group. overnight, israel launching powerful strikes in yemen, targeting areas controlled by iran-backed houthi rebels. clouds of smoke and fire fire blanketing the houthi-controlled port city. the houthis saying at least three people were killed, 87 injured. israel's air strike is the first direct claimed attack inside yemen since the start of the war last october. israeli officials say the air strike is in response to the drone attack in tel aviv that killed one person on friday. the idf saying it struck military targets that are being used as a main supply route to transport weapons from iran to yemen. these weapons sent by the regime have been used to attack israel in recent months.

escalating tensions in the region with the houthis saying they won't hesitate to strike back. following the attacks, hezbollah says israel's actions held a dangerous new phase. this all comes as prime minister benjamin netanyahu heads to washington, d.c., tonight. his office confirming a meeting with president joe biden will take place at noon on tuesday, amidst the growing pressure to call for a cease-fire agreement and hostage deal. >> we're inside the 10 yard line and driving toward the goal line and getting an agreement that would produce a cease-fire, get the hostages home, and put us on a better track to trying to build lasting peace and stability. >> reporter: cease-fire talks will top the agenda when biden meets netanyahu on tuesday. now the israeli leader will be accompanied by a released hostage in the u.s. as he faces intense pressure to reach a deal and get those remaining hostages home. rhiannon? >> rhiannon: all right, britt clennett live in jerusalem, thank you for that.

now to anti-government protests and shoot on-site borders in bangladesh. ines de la cuetara is here to break it all down for us. good morning, ines. >> reporter: good morning, rhiannon, and perhaps bowing to public pressure. bangladesh's supreme court scaling back most of the controversial quotas that have sparked so much anger and deadly protests. a week of chaos in bangladesh. government buildings set ablaze. a mob storming the state broadcaster, burned out cars lining the streets as thousands of student protesters clash with police. over 110 people killed including this woman's nephew, a 16-year-old. my nephew was an innocent kid, she says, why did they kill him in such a brutal way? the demonstrations ignited over a new quota system that planned to allocate up to 30% of government jobs to the families of veterans who fought for independence against pakistan in 1971.

but overnight, the country's top courts scrapping most of those quotas helping to quell the violence. bangladesh's army deployed in the country's capital to enforce a strict curfew and the government imposing a nationwide internet blackout. the u.s. state department meanwhile issuing a travel advisory telling americans not to travel to bangladesh due to ongoing civil unrest. the u.s. embassy in dhaka sayi in a statement, reports indicate hundreds, possibly thousands are injured adding, the situation is extremely volatile. and that curfew has been extended by another day. it will be relaxed in the afternoon for people to run essential errands, but people are being told to stay home with only emergency services allowed to operate. gio? >> gio: ines, thank you so much for that report from london. and happening right now, crews are working to clear a train derailment near big lake, minnesota. authorities say 15 cars were impacted. they say the derailed cars were allegedly carrying consumer goods and don't pose any risk to the public.

no one was injured, but of course, we remember what happened in east palestine, ohio. so a lot of people are always very concerned about those train derailments. time now for the weather. leslie lopez is here from our los angeles station. we're talking about a lot going on in the west. it is smokey. it is hot. we're talking about fires that are burning from california down through oregon, idaho even, and we're looking at california ragers, but now we're adding into that utah. look at salt lake city. we're seeing a lot of smoke building out of this particular fire. only 200 acres so far, but you can see how close to salt lake city it is. 20 homes right now are threatened and it looks like this fire started yesterday -- late yesterday evening. smokey skies across southern california all the way down into areas closer towards the plains and i mean, if you look at this, over into seattle, spokane, medford, fires are burning and unfortunately the wildfire smoke is creating big concerns for air quality. if you are in any of these areas, there's a trough of low pressure digging way down into denver, southern denver. it's not just the western fires that are building in this smoke,

but also the canadian fires are helping to enhance a whole lot of smoke through the area. the air quality in the surface is suffering. if you have any type of respiratory issues, there is a really bad forecast for you. this extends for the next several days. heat doesn't go anywhere. we're talking about 100 degrees, still hanging on. excessive heat warnings, heat advisories. there is some relief later in the week. we'll show you that later. >> leslie: all right. you know, we brought up a good

point, and we're not even peak fire season, and yet we're looking at all these fires were raging. it's going to be a tough one. >> whit: buckle up. i remember working in l.a. remember when we were competitors? competition back in the day? >> leslie: look at us now. >> whit: not anymore, exactly. >> gio: we were >> gio: we were colleagues in miami working together. >> whit: small world. that's how it all works. let's turn now because it was a thrilling wnba all-star game last night as the league's top players upset team usa right before it heads off to the paris olympics. ike ejiochi here with the highlights, and ike, what an amazing game this was. >> reporter: whit, don't we love a little basketball on the weekend, right? it's already being labeled the best wnba all-star game in its 20-year tradition. only highlighted by the record sellout crowd of 16,407. team wnba beating team usa, 117-109, and who better to start off this highlight reel than mvp of the game, dallas wings guard arike ogunbowale? with an all-star game record, 34 points, 21 in the third quarter alone, adding eight

three-pointers all in the second half. ogunbowale winning her second all-star mvp award in just four years. helping her out this time around were some fan favorites. caitlin clark delivering ten assists this game, one behind record-holder sue bird, and her teammate angel reese with another signature double-double performance with 12 points and 11 rebounds. now, team usa making things interesting near the end of the game, pulling within two possessions. new york liberty star breanna stewart with 31 points and 10 rebounds, an mvp favorite a'ja wilson dropping 22 points of her own. the level of play in the league is only getting better. there have been six instances of 30-point games in wnba all-star game history, four of them happening in the last two seasons. whit? >> whit: ike ejiochi, thank you so much. it's so fun to watch. we were talking about diana taurasi. she's, like, my age.

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>> rhiannon: of course, they can. >> whit: that's right, but the love for the iconic film still alive and well. "when harry met sally" was released on july 21st, 1989. a classic. when did i watch that? i feel like i watched it last in the mid-'90s, something like that. >> gio: you see it in the last few years. >> rhiannon: the art of faking it. >> gio: let's take a look at the other big stories we're following on this sunday morning happening right now. at least 11 people have died and more than 30 others are missing after a bridge collapse in china according to local media there. officials say that the collapse was caused by the recent rains and flooding in the region. they are reporting that at least 17 cars and 8 trucks fell into the water. >> rhiannon: also right now, the centers for disease control and prevention has confirmed that a sixth poultry worker has been infected with the bird flu. that brings the total cases of humans here in the u.s. infected

with the virus this year so far to ten. all of the cases though have had mild symptoms and the cdc risk assessment for the general public remains low. now, before this year though, the only ever reported case of the bird flu in the u.s. was a colorado poultry worker who was infected in 2022. >> whit: and south korea's si woo kim made the longest hole in one in open history on saturday at the royal troon in scotland. there it is. right in the cup. kim aced the 238-yard par 3 on the 17th hole in the third round. he told reporters he's had other holes in one before, but this was the most memorable. is that, like, a humble brag? i mean, yeah. >> gio: just the longest one. 238 yards. that's a long way. all right, congrats to him. but we do begin here with karen read, the boston woman accused of hitting her police officer boyfriend with a car, and then leaving him to die. now she's back in court tomorrow to see if she's going to face a new trial just three weeks after it was declared a mistrial.

it's a case that's divided boston. it's grabbed national headlines. ike ejiochi is back with the details. hey, ike. >> reporter: good morning, gio. monday will be a make or break moment for karen read. the judge is expected to decide if this case will be tried all over again despite a mistrial and several efforts from the defense team to throw the two charges against read levied. this morning, karen read headed back to court after a deadlocked boston area jury prompted a judge to declare a mistrial in the murder case of her police officer boyfriend, john o'keefe. >> folks, your service is complete. i'm declaring a mistrial. >> reporter: on monday, a new trial date could be scheduled for read as prosecutors plan to retry the case against her. >> we will not stop fighting. we have no quit. >> reporter: days after the mistrial was declared, read's defense attorneys filing a motion to dismiss two of the three charges against her claiming they were contacted by multiple jurors who said all 12

of them agreed unanimously that read was not guilty of second-degree murder and leaving the scene of an accident with injury or death, but those verdicts were never read in court and that a retrial on those counts would violate double jeopardy protections. >> for the defense, it would be a major win if they can get that murder charge dismissed, because it changes the type of case that the prosecution can argue. if karen read is no longer intentionally trying to kill john o'keefe, a lot of evidence may not make it in. >> reporter: in 2022, o'keefe was found dead in the snow outside of a home in canton, massachusetts. prosecutors say read intentionally backed into him with her lexus suv outside a party and left him for dead in the snow. >> i hit him. i hit him. i hit him. i hit him. those are the words of the defendant. >> reporter: read denying any wrongdoing, claiming she's the victim of corrupt police trying to cover up what she says was a fight that led to o'keefe dying at a party with his fellow officers.

the trial filled with fiery moments. the judge at one point scolding read. >> excuse me? this is funny, ms. read? all right. we're done. >> reporter: now this new trial moves forward, read's defense team will likely face the remaining charge the jury didn't address which is manslaughter while operating under the influence. it's possible she could be retried just for that charge. guys? >> rhiannon: all right, all eyes will be on that case. thank you, ike ejiochi. now it is time for the weather. leslie lopez from kabc is here with that. hey, leslie. >> leslie: good morning. we were talking about some interesting conditions, especially setting up from texas all the way up to the carolinas. take a look now over to asheville, north carolina. good morning to you. you're looking at some rainfall, some cloud coverage there, and of course, we were talking about a stationary front. it does not want to move. it's stalling out over texas by tomorrow, and that means tomorrow, there's going to be significant impacts in terms of rainfall. now that could create elevated flash flood risks through austin up to dallas. we were looking at several

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but this new study is really interesting because it finds a link between eating a healthy prenatal diet and a lower risk of autism. >> dr. darien: this is important news. it's clear this is an association, but we don't yet know a cause and effect. so this study looked at mothers who stuck to a strict healthy diet. we're talking about whole grains, fish, vegetables, and low in red meat and low in processed foods, and they found that those mothers who stuck to that strict healthy diet had a 22% reduced likelihood of having a child with autism and a 24% reduced risk of a child with communication difficulty. although we see studies like this, this is an association, it does not define cause and effect. this diagnosis is very complicated, but it does believe having a diet low in processed foods will benefit us. >> whit: important information, and something else that has a lot of parents concerned is the impact of covid during pregnancy.

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arike did that in this all-star game. she scored the most points ever in a wnba all-star game with 34, but get this. they were all in the second half. she came out in the third quarter and scored 21 points alone. she knocked down eight threes. she was absolutely on fire. in the basketball world, we call it she caught fire or she was on a heater. there was no answer for her. she had incredible confidence and her teammates kept giving her the ball so she could continue to set that record. it was an incredible performance from arike. >> gio: let's talk about the rookies. caitlin clark and angel reese, the competitors, and now they played together here. they played pretty well together, huh? >> you know, we have been saying that this game was, like, the get-along t-shirt for caitlin clark fans and angel reese fans. watch them on the same team because they're such incredible

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>> gio: back now with our "play of the day." it's national ice cream day. will ganss is going to be on the cone sunday split to celebrate. >> boldly going where no man has gone before. beyond the split, i don't want to try that on national tv. we put the internet's favorite treats to the test, and i hope you guys are hungry because i'm going to need your help taste testing one of these. >> reporter: i scream, you scream, we all scream for social media's sweetest ice cream trends. welcome to the kitchen. today i will be playing the roles of ben and jerry. first up, ice cream spaghetti racking up millions of views online for their take on the trendy treat. use a potato ricer to transform your ice cream. >> honestly, that kind of looks like spaghetti. maybe more like a linguine. >> reporter: and we used chocolate-covered raspberries as a makeshift meatball.

♪ when dessert is a dream like spaghetti i scream ♪ ♪ that's amore ♪ >> reporter: will it or won't it? >> oh, yeah, it will. >> reporter: next up, a healthier take on ice cream popsicles that we're calling skinny scoops. >> i had these in my friend's pool one time and i was, like, oh my god. where did you buy these? she said, my mom makes them for us every summer. >> reporter: combine greek yogurt, honey, and fresh fruit in a bowl. put that mixture into popsicle molds and let that freeze. yum. and #icecreamcake has 41,000 md whipped cream on top. is it the most beautiful ice cream cake of all time? no, but it's what's on the inside that counts. ta da! into the freezer. there you go. okay, so this is my diy ice cream cake. it's really good. >> i got to be honest. >> yes, yes, it's delicious. you

got. so we're saying here and now. it will. yeah. >> it will, it definitely will. >> good. >> tell me more about this crust thing. >> this is honestly it's oreos and butter. so if you have like a nutribullet or something that's like yeah exactly. right. oreos and butter and on national ice cream day no calories count. so that's a fun fact for you. by the way. >> no fasting this morning. >> no. exactly. there are deals today at wendy's at dairy queen for national ice cream day. so check your your app, your local listings hit up will ganz. >> yeah. >> or just hit up will ganz go to will's living room? >> thanks, my friend. we appreciate it as always. and, as i finish chewing and swallowing and talking with my mouth full. thanks so much for watching. we are always online. good morning. america.com, ryan, it was great to have you in for another weekend and catch her on abc news live later this morning. >> that's right. i'll be there. >> this week is up next. george stephanopoulos will see you later this morning. the speaker of the house faces all the tough questions as trump and vance hit

the campaign trail. >> and pressure mounts for biden. >> this morning on abc. now from abc, seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm stephanie sierra. as you head out the door this morning, sfmta has shut down the twin peaks tunnel for some much needed repairs this weekend. bus shuttles are running on the k, l, and m lines so crews can work on the tunnel. it's the second of three closures this summer. an inspection last april showed the muni tunnel is safe, but some areas are in need of immediate upgrades and fixes. crews will wrap up their work later today. another closure is scheduled for late next month and will last eight days. also today, embarcadero plaza in san francisco is going to transform into a huge dance party, a free rave called back to the basics is set for this afternoon. it starts at 2 p.m. and lasts until six, and even though the rave is free, you'll still need a ticket

to attend. all right, let's check in with drew. how's it looking out there? >> hey, stephanie. good morning. it's breezy out there. you can see those winds in spots gusting over 20mph. will keep those winds all day before they relax later on tonight. temperatures today on the pleasant side. cooler than yesterday. we'll get highs in the 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline. our warmest areas inland are mainly in the mid 80s to the low 90s. enjoy these pleasant temperatures because we are tracking another heat wave that is set to move in here starting tomorrow. and just like our previous ones, that heat wave is mainly affecting our inland areas, so it's for that fact. heat alerts have been issued. we have a heat advisory, those shaded in orange and then excessive heat warning for our inland communities. we're underneath the warning highs above 100 degrees. this will start tomorrow. last through wednesday evening before cooler weather moves in by thursday. stephanie. >> all right drew, thank you. and thank you all for joining us this week with george stephanopoulos is next

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