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happening in trenton, new jersey police say a triple shooting suspect is barricaded himself inside a home. this follows a deadly rampage this morning and nearby falls town ship pennsylvania. three people were killed the suspect then carjacked a driver at gunpoint fled to new jersey where police now have him surrounded but this is a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. >> thank you for joining us i'm eric sean. the standoff is been going off six hours residence at the new jersey home in trenton they have been safely evacuated it's believed there are no hostages there. helping those residents of that house out from an upstairs window. it's unclear how many people were rescued from that home. police identify the subject as this meant 26-year-old andre gordon official say he is homeless has ties to the trenton

area. we shooting victims were all of his family members related to him. >> we certainly appreciate that everyone took that seriously. it was a dynamic situation. at first we were not sure where the actor was or where he was going to end up out of an abundance of caution we want to keep everyone safe. the community did a great job in honoring that. >> oscar to lauren green she is live in new york city with the very latest. >> ias you up and sing the polie aren't focused. at that house in trenton. it is where andre gordon is holed up and barricaded he had been with hostages after the shooting of three people in two separate locations in pennsylvania. and as you said police say the residents of that house have been successfully evacuated. it all started just before 9:00 a.m. this morning eastern time police say gordon shot and killed two people at a residence in the view point lane has

52-year-old stepmother karen gordon 13-year-old sister keira gordon. three other people were in the home including a minor but were able to hide unable to be shot. it was in effect for three hours the st. patrick's day parade was canceled in less than 15 minutes later police say gordon shot and killed another person at another location for 25-year-old taylor daniel mother of his two children. police say the children were present at the time of the shooting but did not say whether or not they witnessed the assault. gordon fled the scene a few minutes later and carjacked a vehicle at gunpoint a honda crv and thein the parking lot of a r general store. the owner of the vehicle was not injured pretty later found the car abandoned in trenton, new jersey. police say gordon is believed to be in possession of it ar style assault rifle that was used in the shooting and may possess additional weapons.

anybody with any additional information is being asked to call 911. arthel: lauren green with the latest on that violent rampage but. >> how can authorities bring this stand off to an end? police detective former member of the task force joins us now they were talking to gordon through a loudspeaker from outside the home. presumably he has hunkered down inside. what is going on in his mind? how do hostage negotiators and the police establish a personal connection to get him to lay down his weapons and come out peacefully? >> this young man it needs to understand the police are there not to hurt him. they want to see them come out of that house and they want to hear his story. obviously he has a story. something triggered him to do this. pain is now the police officers on the scene are there to help them not to hurt him. if he comes out there are a lot of people listening to what he has to say.

so the police are trying to get that type of rapport with him. the trust there so much and trusting the police on the scene and that is what the police are doing, building trust he could be watching us right now, eric, he could be rest assured whatever he has to say people are going to listen, especially to police they are there to help him not hurt him. eric: have explained to these type of matters what do police say to him? do they listen how did they communicate are they sympathetic? >> yes. they will listen to him they will let him do all the talking he wants for brazil tried to gt them to understand whatever he tells them that they understand. that is how the report begins and the other side of the story is he needs to know meeting this individual he does not need to die today. he has a life is short they're going to be challenges and problems happy but, apparently in his mind and maybe there's some fact here nobody was listening before this day. he wanted people to listen and unfortunately this is how we got them to listen but there is no

need to die. the police are going to make it clear to him again they are there to help not hurt. eric: authorities that he was homeless, i was that he appears to have had family problems since the victims are members of his family 52-year-old stepmother, his 13-year-old sister also 25 year old mother of his two children. a volatile type of situation about this this is not a situation where you can bring a family member and perhaps to talk to him because whatever it was the turbulent volatile situation allegedly led him to this. >> you are absolutely right. and what goes through my mind after all these incidents we've seen over the years happen is why don't we go back to something that works. especially with the possibility of someone being triggered to do something like this. it was community policing it was the very cops and the neighborhoods back in the 70s and 80s and early '90s we had cops in every neighborhood walking the streets. we know the who, what, when,

where, why we knew who had a cold and who by the way maybe had been on the brink of something like this. we've got to start thinking about maybe taking a step back letting the cops to back on the street to understand who was living in their neighborhoods. your best friend is the person in blue. perhaps that is a preventing something like this from happening so here you have a young man with a volatile family. just maybe the cop on the street who he trusted would be able to prevent something like this from happening. eric: absolutely also a social worker perhaps you think we will find is the investigation continues when this is over that he had obviously interactions with public government agencies and the sort of thing? and potentially just fell through the crooks? >> what a great question. we have talked about that before. we find out in the situations and there is not only social workers but there were also a lot of social media platforms, so it may be crying out for help so i believe we will find out

there was some contact with some people in the past but nobody seemed to pick something up and i am not blaming them for anything these are things are hard to determine. but at the end of the day we have lessons learned here and let's learn some lessons and think about what we need to do that is substantial to help individuals with mental challenges request just after 4:00 p.m. on the east coast so it for hours or so it will be dark. what you expect for the rest of the evening and how can they get him out and give up? >> the police are not going to go anywhere. let's hope to god as the night begins to fall it's going to get very tired, this young man he's going to fall asleep at some point in time. but maybe before that he will tired out and say i'm going to come out, i give up and maybe he ought to do that prime sure that's what the police are looking for but boy i will tie the cops are doing a great job. they could bridge the gap of trust are going to walk out of that house peacefully. >> the police negotiators are fantastic i've covered them for

years. they have saved so many lives somewhere in such a desperate deep dark hole does not mean their life is like that does not mean that is the reality. instead there is hope on the other side. there is light eventually to try to get to that point too. the other question beside the mental health issue has to do with the weapons he allegedly had. pennsylvania is on the strictest gun laws around the country. they have domestic abuse or type of alerts. perhaps something fell to the crooks on that angle to since we are told he had a potential assault or long rifle. >> you are absolutely right. they will do a forensic study on the bullets that were in the victims. once they have the weapons in their hands they will track the serial numbers and find out how in the world that this individual get these weapons? did he get them legally? to gedid he get them illegally? but that is important to know and obviously something fell to the crooks they will find out.

maybe again lessons learned. eric: final if you were on the scene, what would you as a police professional be telling him in terms of trying to coax him out, trying to talk to him, trying to get him to say yes we are not here to endanger him. the police are there to bring a safe into this. >> you're exactly right i would say to him it's time to come out straight put this to it and you do not need to die. we are here to help us to trust us we trust you now that you are going to come out without a fight so please trust us that we will bring you into custody yes you know you have to do that but we are going to make sure you get all the help you need. eric: steve rogers your insight always valuable. former police officer and task force. as always we think law enforcement remember they are on the scene they are not home on this saturday, steve thank you. >> thank you. >> absolutely, eric thank you we will keep an eye on the situation in trenton, stay with

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eric: looking live at the house in trenton, new jersey that is where police a suspected triple murder suspect andre gordon, 26 years old and still hold up after just over six hours that now orso. authorities say the man was thought to be, 13-year-old sister, 20 federal mother of his two children in two separate houses. and that's just across the delaware river from trenton. people in the house where he is now holed up in, the residents of that house we are told have been successfully evacuated. so police negotiations are ongoing with the suspect andre gordon police talking to them hm through a loudspeaker outside the house we hope this will end peacefully and successfully that he will come out. finally peacefully. arthel? arthel: international news

there's a growing pressure now for international response to the unrest in haiti were gang violence has spiraled out of control. the st state department now offering charter flights to help hundreds of trapped americans escape from one airport still open on haiti's northcoast but it warns get there. get to the airport at your own risk. meanwhile security has tightened at the dominican republic border is thousands of haitians fully the chaos in their own country. bryan llenas is live at one of the main border crossings in the dominican republic in between the dr in haiti. what more can you tell us? >> hi arthel. the public is the main border crossing on land between haiti and the dominican republic and frankly the state department has warned americans that are planning potentially to travel by road in haiti to assess their own safety situation because they are practically on their own there the state department said there are several hundred

americans that are trapped in haiti. after initially saying they had no plans on evacuating them, this morning they did send a tweet saying there is a charter flights five and a half hours drive from gang and tested territory in the message the state government said this quote the overland from port-au-prince to cap patient is dangerous to recommend you consider the cap patient flight only if you believe you can reach the airport safely. americans for the mission of gray certain trapped in the southwest part of haiti they fled with some 300 haitian orphans. founder ceo lynn and joseph said she is frustrated with the u.s. lack of response after they move the orphans out of danger to south of the country and now they are stuck. >> we moved the kids so we can move them to a new home. we have been there since february 23. we were supposed to leave on

march 8. but due to the violence we canceled our flights so now we struggle in the south would like to get home. >> some 200 gangs now run haiti hundreds have been killed in a violence including shot in the streets food, water and supplies are dwindling. haiti has been described as an open air prison after some 4000 inmates escaped from two jails. the non- profit dynamo is working to evacuate three doedozenamericans from haiti byr sea. >> is the gangs and also the distance. there is a lot of trying to cover. there is a lot of trying to cover but the gangs are the big ones they are shooting people in the streets. a lot of the gang members are just kids that are excited to be shooting at stuff. they are trigger-happy. >> is a real fear that haiti is on the brink of civil war.

arthel: a very dangerous and sad situation there and haiti. bryan llenas thank you very much for that report from the dominican republic. eric: back your home president biden's standing was senator chuck schumer praising the majmajoritmajority leader's quos speech on the senate floor this week. schumer called on israel to hold new elections to replace a prime minister benjamin netanyahu you know he has come under some harsh criticism of that speech accusing him of a meddling in israeli affairs while it is at war for its very survival with the terrorists of hamas. lucas tomlinson is light with the white house with more than this. >> eric, some lawmakers are calling senate majority leader chuck schumer for speech unprecedented at an example of election interference. >> i think it is a disgrace what chuck schumer said and even more of a disgrace that president biden said it was a good speech. this is our strongest ally in the world deafly the middle east if not the world.

we have supported them for a very long time for chuck schumer to call for new elections and new leadership in the middle of a war, we are supposed have their back. that would not be my style i would voice my concerns directly to the israelite government i have my issues with prime minister netanyahu but at the end of the dates up to the people of israel. >> there was schumer earlier this week. >> i believe a new election is the only way to allow for a healthy and open decision-making process about the future of israel. >> runabout with israel's prime minister responded to schumer saint israel is a robust democracy only its citizens will decide its future and leadership any external interference is counterproductive. president biden has been at odds with israel's prime minister recall after state of the union address biden told a group of

lawmakers he would have a quote come to jesus talk with the head of the jewish state. in the oval office writing biden appeared to endorse the speech by schumer and said he was given the heads up. >> under schumer contacted my staff the senior staff that he was going to make that speech. i'm not going to elaborate on his speech he made a good speech and i think he expressed serious concern not only by him but many americans. >> president biden us ordered 1000 american soldiers to construct a temporary. off the coast of gaza. biden also signaled he is against israel pending offensive into southern gaza in that city of rough but it was not declare what he meant by that. eric: all right lucas thanks so much. arthel: we are now going to go see 2024 presidential race as campaigns on both sides kick into high gear. brand-new fox polls from

battleground states showing former president trump slightly ahead of president biden. in pennsylvania and in arizona. voters there say the economy is the most important issue for them in the selection. a new op ed from lizza peak arguing the fight over abortion could give biden the boost he needs to win reelection. call ms. fox news contributor joins me now. hate list good to see you. >> it has been a while. >> thank you for having me on. >> i want to start there is another poll of pennsylvania and arizona voters on the most important issues to voters. you have a 61% of those polled in pennsylvania who say the economy is the most important issue. 58% in arizona say it is the economy versus 39% in both of these states saying abortion is the most important issue. now you say the fight over women's reproductive rights will give president biden edge of the former president which you expound on that force?

>> well, look the republicans have lost seven straight votes on abortion in seven separate states. we know from those votes this issue drives turnout particularly amongst the young women and also money, lots of money from outside organizations outside the states that are involved. the problem is you have swing states like nevada and arizona planning to hold in abortion a referendum on the ballot in november that is going to make those swing states very difficult for trumped away and i know the polling looks very good at this point and this issue is down the ballot it's not as important. but the reality is when women go to vote they are going to turn out in big numbers particularly again at young people who are not reliable voters. it's not just the presidential race, arthel. both of those and several others including maryland and montana are states where the republicans hope to pick up a senate seat.

so again this is really a threatening situation for republicans. arthel: you also said here op ed trump and the gop should enlist nikki haley to talk about abortion if you guys put something on screen i will read an excerpt for everyone. it says haley lost the gop primary race to former president donald trump but earned considerable support among women and centrist republicans by adopting a moderate stance on abortion. she rightly said trump must now win over those voters but he will need the backing of his entire party to win as well as a good percentage of independence. so liz, are you suggesting nikki haley should speak to potential donald trump voters? >> absolutely. i think she would be an excellent ambassador on this issue. i don't think she's going to be trump's vice presidential pick

there's too much bad blood between them at this point but she really did carve out a moderate middle of the road position even though as she said she's probably pro-life. talking with compassion about basically embracing other people's point of view. the republicans i think donald trump is willing to do that. he is in line with the majority of american voters who think abortion should be legal but with limits. and republicans have failed to convince voters. some think that's absolute she was the democrats are the extremist on this issue. democrats want abortion available up through nine months of pregnancy they deny it at that is what the law and 2021 said that 49 senators voted for and that is the law that we have a new york. basically abortion up until nine months at the advice of not even a doctor a physician's assistant or some other medical

practitioner who can agree with the mother that may be stress or anxiety requires a late term abortion. this is a heinous position most americans disagree with that but really the republicans have failed to make this message to put this message out there just how horrible the democrats position is. arthel: listen women's reproductive rights is a huge issue. it is very important i do want to squeeze in the last few seconds i have with you hear something on the economy because of the folks in pennsylvania and arizona say the economy is the most important issue in the election, the unemployment rate is 3.9% for the inflation rate is 3.15% by that is almost 3% lower than this time last year so which candidate would fare better on the economy? >> the economy so far it trump polls very well compared to biden. the reason is, yes inflation has gone down but prices are up about 20% since joe biden took

office. and, unemployment 3.9% is still very low but it's actually higher than it was in trump's last pre-covid or if you want to parse the numbers. the truth is trump had a very successful administration in terms of the economy. very low unemployment. gains in terms of real wages by all different demographics. people remember that. when they go to the grocery store and egg prices and chicken prices and all these things are up monstrously since joe biden took office they go home thinking they would rather have donald trump back in the oval office. so far that is a winning issue for him. arthel: okay we'll keep watching and have you back again nice to see it lizza peak thank you very much for a quick thank you so much, arthel. >> live shot here in dayton, ohio the former president holding a rally there have more coverage tonight on this rally

and much more on the fox report that is at 6:00 p.m. eastern so join us then. sue for spring break time a lot of curfews in miami beach as the city is cracking down on the spring breakers. would they be able to avoid it last year's chaos that happened at south beach? we will take a look taking you to south florida when "fox news live" continues. ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ (ella) fashion moves fast. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. (ella) we get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (jen) that's enterprise intelligence. (vo) it's your vision, it's your verizon.

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get your best sleep guaranteed right now! save up to $400. visit purple.com or a store near you. arthel: we're gave me a close eye on the standoff in trenton, new jersey where police say a triple shooting suspect has barricaded himself inside a h home. police said the suspect is 26 year old andre gordon. they say he shot and killed three people in nearby falls

township pennsylvania this morning. and then carjacked another person and drove to trenton. the three people who were killed in this rampage 25-year-old taylor daniels, she is the mother of his two children. and his 52-year-old stepmother karen gordon and his 13-year-old sister kera gordon. it is a tragic situation. it is still active. we are following it for you there from trenton, new jersey stay with fox news who will continue to monitor this breaking news. eric: in south miami beach cracking down on any potential spring break chaos. officials imposing citywide midnight curfew to try to curb any violent crime. the city of miami has released a public service announcement about what it calls breaking up for spring break after their multiple shootings and other chaos in south beach last year. but neighboring fort lauderdale is welcoming them with open arms that's refined medicine is allied with the latest.

madison, midnight curfew in miami beach they're just going to get the party started in fort lauderdale. >> eric, we are only about 30 miles away from miami beach. since you just mentioned there's all of those restrictions apart it really is moving up here to fort lauderdale. let me tell you, the crowds at the beach, the bars have been growing by the hour. but the mayor here it says they are welcoming all of the spring breakers and excited to have them. >> wheat welcome people. want to make sure people come here it is safe and clean so we are excited about hosting spring break mainly because people are just here to have a good time they are not here to create problems. >> you mentioned last year's chaos in miami beach which is why this city and isn't breaking up with spring break as you said. there were over 500 arrests last year in the city. the latest example of spring break of violence this year

happened just south of daytona beach thursday paid police say a 16-year-old pointed a gun at spring breakers on a beach. thankfully nobody was hurt. the state attorney says the teen will be charged as an adult. here in fort lauderdale police say they have not run into too much trouble yet but they are running into a lot of spring breakers willing to take up a push-up challenge they use in the next few weeks as an opportunity to recruit the next generation of officers. >> the vacancies across the nation are exorbitant. we thought by being a destination city and with the young college-bound or college educated people coming down, we wanted them to consider not only vacationing but ma maybe making this their home. >> spring breakers here say things have been relatively calm but really fun. >> i feel very, very comfortable everywhere i go.

i don't have to look over my shoulder or a wonder about something going wrong. it feels amazing that some of the big reasons i love coming out here. >> i'm sure things will continue to pick up, get a little more rowdy perhaps around here we are monitoring all of that of course st. patrick's day is tomorrow we will be out here the whole time and keeping you guys updated. >> alright have fun. madison on the beach thank you. arthel: eric and madison more problems for boeing and united airlines print yesterday at 7:30 seven from san francisco to oregon lost an external panel in mid air paid the plane landed safely. postflight inspection found the piece missing from its underside. a series of mishaps including a door plug blowing off a boeing jet over oregon back in january has the company under a federal safety audit. marianne rafferty has more on this. >> this is another scary incident this time on a united

flight out of san francisco involving another boeing plane. after united flight from san francisco landed in oregon on friday grown crews found an external panel missing from the underside of the plane. it is unclear when the panel broke off the point united airlines said there is no indication of damage during the flight. addict and a statement after the aircraft was parked at the gate is discovered to be missing an external panel. we will conduct a thorough examination of the plane and perform all the needed repairs before returning to service will also conduct an investigation to better understand how the damage occurred. this is just another in a string of mid air mishaps involving boeing planes. last week a wheel fell off a plane as it was taking up the tires smashing cars in a parking lot. that was also a united flight spirit and on march 4 another united flight from houston to florida had to turn around just after takeoff when flames were seen rising from one of its engines and back in january alaska airline flight suffered a blown out door plug but white

white housepress secretary saide administration has faith in the faa and ntsb in ensuring safetyy in our skies. >> what our commitment is, is to make sure we went to put the safety of americans first that is what faa is doing. they are taking actions we stand by those actions to increase safety. obviously an oversight of boeing. >> faa is putting a full investigation into this latest boeing incident. arthel: a our aunt mary ann, thk you very much for that update. steve art or southern border officials say cartels are cashing in on the surge of migrants were crossing into our country. five in eagle pass is more on this. >> no one is happy about the surge of migrants than the cartels let's go straight to the video we got from lukeville, arizona which has become one of

the hottest crossing spots as of late. it seems like this won't late yesterday. people pouring through a hole in the border wall cut open by the cartel this group alone and more than a hundred people available each paid the cartels a thousand upwards of $50000 to get across the border. one of several groups was on the area yesterday but you can do the math. it is easy to see how human smuggling is a bigger cash company drug trade hurts more than 13 billion-dollar your business for them for it back here in eagle pass you will remember a few months ago with thousands of people a day coming across the rio grande and just walk again. now it is a much different picture we are seeing may be around a dozen people a day and a large part thanks to all the barriers texas has installed. that's why the cartels are shifting the bulk of their smuggling operations out west. like lukeville it's a lot easier to get across. >> those are three states

controlled by democratic governors in the cartels recognize and understand they are not going to do the same thing that texas is doing. all they are doing is exploiting our weaknesses. where they don't weaknesses exist but right now it is in california, arizona, new mexico. >> you can look at the data to the shift to the left as well. on friday more than half of all border encounters are in the tucson san diego most in el paso happened on the new mexico site of the board it you compare that to the del rio sector we are in eagle pass just 270 encounters yesterday. >> wow the wall is supposed to stop them but seeing the video with the cartel cuts right through is absolutely astounding. thank you. arthel: top college athletes are earning millions of dollars thank sued name, interests and likeness still sums at the current rules are having a negative impact on the vast majority of student athletes who

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eric: you're looking live at the house in trenton, new jersey that is where police say the suspected triple murderer andre gordon 26 years old to still hold up. the negotiations and a standoff have been going for about six hours now. authorities say gordon shot and killed his 52-year-old stepmother, his 13 year old sister, and that 25-year-old mother of his two children. at two separate houses and nearby at falls township, pennsylvania for a hijacked a vehicle, drove across the delaware river and ended up at that house where he is believed to have other family members. police evacuated the residents of that house earlier bread there are no hostages. police negotiations are ongoing. at least we are told through a loudspeaker to gordon. gordon is still there paid the standoff continuing there has

been some recent police movement. we will bring in the very latest when t the standup is resolved. >> really, you go to college to create value for your future of the quality of life for student athletes to be the best it can be and i think they should have a seat at the table and i think they should share in some of the revenue. but i think it needs to be equal across the board so a school that can afford more can't create an advantage for themselves just because they have more money to spend. arthel: speaking with a bret baier legendary coach football coach we are talking about nick sabin. voicing his concerns about college athletes profiting from their name, image and likeness the former alabama head coach seven-time national champion believes the differences between certain sports and markets created unfair advantage for some schools. and at their program was to get bring it former kentucky all-american out take podcast

riley gaines what you think about what coach had to say and what would you let congress to do about it? >> let me just say i pretty much entirely agree with coach. one of the greatest college coaches in history. bottom line here is an il is ultimately bad for college sports. of course is great for individuals but it's not great for retaining the competitive drive of collegiate sports. since ncaa created these rules that essentially allow student athletes to sell their name and their image and their likeness we have been inundated with stories of greed and betrayal and manipulation. nick sabin himself was on the first want to say that out loud. said what really the rest of the country already knew back in 2022. his it an il deals are the soure of texas a&m recent at the time success not to mention the lack of transparency these athletes are given before making these deals. it is always dangerous putting hundreds of thousands of dollars if not millions of dollars into

the hands of 17 and 18 -year-olds. i surely did not how to file a tax return at that age i believe there should be some sort of financial advising from these universities that should be a requirement. with that all being said i certainly believe in free enterprise i believe in capitalism i don't think it's right for others to profit large margin off of these athletes names will these athletes see none of it. we have to find a balance that maintains competition for it maintains a fairness and of course protecting these athletes. i believe the 10 aa rushed it in next big problem. arthel: which let congress to do about it? >> congress needs to act and honestly that's what the ncaa wants but i think the ncaa would love to see congress or senator turberville or senator cruz like we saw in that clip, fixing the problem passing it along to someone else to clean up their mess which seems to be a pattern with the ncaa. >> so again, excuse me you are saying coaches sabin you agree

with him and il name image and likeness has already had a negative impact on college athletes. it seems like you agree with that. there is have inequities involved in the of this directly affects nonrevenue sports like yours is, swimming plus volleyball and golf. so revenue sport so everyone gets a piece of the pie as long as it is done equally and the athletes are also advised as to how to handle those large sums of money? >> i think there are 1000 different ways you have to find the right recipe but i believe that is a solution that could work that could again and maintain fairness it could maintain competitive drive at the university think or protect the integrity of sport and protect the athletes must and poorly like nick sabin said going to college it's about ensuring their best life your best life in your best education

and sports is a part of that but we are students before we were athletes. like i said i was in this position myself and the value of up from playing my sport of course is insurmountable but the value i got for my education that is what we were there to do so i agree with coach. arthel: i want to get a quick answer from you on this one because i understand you're also suing ncaa over transgender policies what is your concern there? >> my concern there is what i saw play out in my own real life. we, as women were put on the back burner at the hands of the ncaa. we were actively and openly discriminated against on the base of our when they allowed a man onto our podium taking our trophies allowed him to undress fully naked, fully intact in our locker rooms. stripping us of our privacy and the ability to give our consent to seek a -- to see a naked man will be exploit ourselves every

commonsense american intuitively knows that is wrong. i look for to this battle with ncaa they need to answer for the actions they have had over the past couple years. arthel: you are tackling some serious issues, relate thank you and you e-mail me the names of your glam squad they are killing at you look great. >> you are so sweet thank you, arthel. arthel: you look good, girl.here [laughter] help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance

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