that's very important statement. remember if you do have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us that is it for this week show. thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. i am a paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. i stare in the air over mississippi. the investigation is just beginning into a rogue pilot who threatened to crash a small plane into a wall mount and tupelo hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" this labor day weekend i am molly line info arthel nebo. rich: i am rich edson and for eric shawn. the supporting the plaintiff circled over north mississippi for hours causing panic and evacuations on the ground for police and they rest of the pilot. these facing criminal charges as investigators try to figure out his motive.

seven charles watson is in jackson mississippi with the latest on this, charles. >> hey afternoon guys. the suspect has been identified as cory patterson. please say he's facing grand larceny charges in charges of making terroristic threats with federal charges pending in connection to that plane and police that he stole and threatened to crash into a walmart. not just a short time ago we heard from tupelo police chief who tells us he is a ten year employee of tupelo aviation where he fuels the planes. police are not sure whether or not patterson had a license to pilot. but they do believe he has at least some flight experience that made it possible for him to not only possibly fueled the aircraft but to steal it and fly through as long as he did. now, you can imagine it was concerning for police when he started getting calls early this morning with people reporting a small plane flying at a low altitude.

it was circling the walmart. 5:23 a.m. central time police a patterson called lee county 911 and threatened to fly the plane into the store. that is when emergency personnel jumped into action, and vacuuming that walmart and getting people out of the immediate area, listen. >> major streets in tupelo were shut down to help save lives during this critical period negotiators from the tupelo police department contact with the pilot and were able to convince him to not carry out this deed. and to land the aircraft at tupelo airport. >> and so police say patterson did not have experience landing a plane they had a private pilot coaching him through. he abruptly diverted from the landing and continue to fly northam. under an ten oh 8:00 a.m. central time air controllers lost contact with the plane. fortunately the got confirmation the plane had landed in the field about four minutes later

and ripley, mississippi. we also heard from officials that patterson made a facebook post while he was up in that plane essentially saying he never wanted to hurt anyone. he apologized to his family before it simply ending it with a good buy. we are told by the mayor of tupelo patterson's family was at the tupelo police department and was in contact with him while he was in the sky proved suitably convincing him to land that plane safely. the mayor said his family is very grateful that he was not injured and innocent bystanders in the area were not injured. but guys, what a close call. it's a scary situation for the folks in the tupelo area. back to you precook certainly could have ended more, charles watson thank you. rich: mission postponed again. nasa scrubs at second try of watching artemis one moon rocket. a leak in with the hydrogen tanks found hours before today's

launch window open. artemis one is one of the world's most powerful rockets at nasa has ever built at least for the first mission and unwritten unmanned trial number sending astronauts back to the moon and then hopefully to mars. jon is live in florida. cracks either rich, nasa engineers discovered the leak or an 8-inch fuel line meets the exterior of the rockets. the fuel line delivers very cold liquid hydrogen fuel to the main fuel tank of the rocket. they did several things they thought might help repair the leak from the sword the feeling back up the leak reappeared again. so those efforts to repair the leak were unsuccessful. the sls rocket and orion crew capsule are still sitting on launch pad 39b is nasa officials determine the date of their next launch attempt for the closest potential launch window is open on monday and tuesday.

those are contingent on being able to repair the rocket while it is still on the launchpad. books are going to look at it. they are going to see is are still a possibility now? or are they going to have to roll back into the vehicle assembly building? if they decide that is the case, then it will be in october launch. >> nasa is eager to testify the sls rocket and orion spacecraft before they put live astronauts on board. if artemis one is successful, future missions will carry astronauts to the moon and build upon the achievements of the original apollo missions half a century ago. ex apollo taught us about going to the moon. we are now in a position because of data we have collected from spacecraft like the lunar reconnaissance, we learned there are resources. water for instance is trapped in depressions in the south polar region of the moon. >> the water on the moon is

frozen. if there is enough of it, nasa is hoping future spaceflights there will be able to convert the water into rocket fuel to potentially serve as human missions to mars. rich, back to you. rich: a jonathan from kennedy space center. thank you. molly: they play weekend proving to be pretty major test for airlines for aaa estimates more than 12 and a half million passengers are flying today through monday for the analyst a holiday travel rebounding to pre-pandemic levels. that could meet at longer lines at the airports. christina coleman live at lax, christina? >> hi molly. yes it is busier at lax. 12.7 million americans are expected to travel over this holiday weekend. that is up by more than 23% compared to this time last year. this is going to be a big test for u.s. airlines as far as the operations are concerned preflight aware shows more than

1200 flights have been delayed so far today in the u.s. about 90 have been canceled. now, this adds two months of travel headaches for passengers. there were thousands of canceled flights over the july 4 and memorial day weekends. this year alone 2.6% of all flights, more than one third of 46000 flights have been canceled. and nearly 1.3 million have been delayed according to flight aware. a lot of those problems are due to covid, airline crew shortages and lack of equipment and massive cuts despite travel demand. the ceo frontier airlines tells a fox, travelers should think twice about which airline they choose. >> summer has been a challenge for a lot of carriers. i think it's been significant cancellations fractures case would have won the best summers we've ever had. in august we canceled less than 1% of her flights. there are big differences among these carriers. make sure you understand who you are flying. >> as part of the ongoing campaign to get airlines to

improve service the department of transportation just lost a customer service dashboard to show travelers what kind of compensation, refund or guarantees they can get if there flights are delayed or canceled. transportation secretary pete richards commented on the same passengers deserve transparency and clarity. also thousands of pilots have also been picketing throughout the year. fighting for an increase in pay and schedule changes amid the surge and travel. here in los angeles delta airline pilots have been picketing outside of lax. calling for an end to their delayed contract negotiations that began earlier this year. they say if an agreement is not reached, they might take stronger action. >> and so what's going to happen for the passengers as we are going to have a strike possibly in the future. possibly during the holidays. we are understaffed and overworked too. we've got pilots working records amount of overtime.

construction is gotten worse. they are fatiguing. we are trying to get a lot of changes to scheduling as well. >> and for those who choose not to fly, just know the roads are expected to be busy this holiday weekend too. gas prices are down on average by about 20% compared to earlier this year. many travelers are taking advantage of that right now, molly brick works all right thinking about those holidays great unit leader talk about possible strikes which is concerning for future travelers. we appreciate it, christina coleman great update. next labor day weekend also has lots of families heading to the beach. with recent shark sightings on the rise folks on the east coast are being extra cautious. alexis mcadams out on the island in new york, alexis. i say rich, that is right. it has been busy adhered will be through the holiday weekend. the ramping up patrols and only for the sharks were talking about buffer possibly impaired boaters. take a look here this sourcing

out here on long island. some beautiful weather so with that police expect crowded and choppy waterways for take a look you're out on long island patrols have been out in full force throughout the weekend. weed out this morning with the nasa marine bureau they're patrolling the atlantic ocean just off of long island here. about 50 officers to keep a close eye out for sharks but also people driving recklessly boaters in distress. last are there 658 boating fatalities nationwide according to the u.s. coast guard. police keep a lookout for boaters operating under the influence, others are remaining vigilant. >> people will be drinking to today. hopefully they will not be controlling the boats. but it will happen so it's nice to know somebody is out there watching out for those of us trying to be safe. >> this summer on the east coast shark sightings have been out. 400 near miami researchers monitoring the activity there for teams on long island ramped up patrols for mining swimmers to stay alert and swim in groups

do not swim at night obviously don't go out there alone because it has happened throughout the summer some the shark bites. just this summer load was a half-dozen people been bitten by sharks on long island. >> the buddy system even the riptide's. extrapolate does expect this to be a busy holiday weekend. we are expecting to see margaret while you're traveling across the country. more possible boating and enjoying the weather than any time before the pandemic for that's what they really have increased patrols. not just here in new york but all around the united states, back to you. twenty-six alexis mcadams at the beach, thank you. molly: political momentum may be shifting as the midterm elections approach. a new wall street journal poll finds 47% of voters prefer democrats. that is a turnaround from march the gop held a five-point lead the spring in princeton university political scientists.

thank you so much for being here to be inched closer to the midterms for the primaries just beginning to wrap up, coming to a close which means all eyes are going to turn to more serious things for november. we are inching republicans and have a five-point advantage. democratic gains strength increase support among independents. among women. among young voters for hispanic and black voters as well. they traditionally vote democratic. in this case that has become more solid. so your insight into what's happening here? >> so independent boaters are the christian group here. the problem is they are notoriously difficult to pull. not only is this a very small sliver of the electorate it's less than 10% of all voters that don't really swing either way. independence of not really made up their mind jet. there is a group most likely to change their mind in the next couple of months because they are not political junkies like you and i.

they're not paying very close attention to politics right now. so i do think there's a couple forces behind these numbers namely donald trump's involvement in the republican party and the dobbs decision with roe v wade, i do think there is room for independents to move in the next couple of months. and so we will have to keep checking in on that. molly: i want to dig on the independence a little bit more. they can be the key to who wins or loses that race. it is a close number. the favor democratic candidates for congress 38 -- 35 over republicans. small margin but in march is a lot bigger were republicans led among independents by 12 percentage points. your thoughts on the shift among most critical independent boaters? >> independents also rank, like all other groups right now. the economy consisting of as the top issue.

that continues to be the case it's really challenging for democrats and good for republicans. i do think it cannot be over emphasized what a problem abortion is for republicans right some of these moderate voters. us have been saying for a long time that republicans are a little bit like the dog who caught the car when it comes to roe v wade. it really was a motivating issue for base approach life voters for a long time. this is the first time now in 50 years that republicans have had to contend with the preferences of the majority of the country. they are not onboard with what most republicans are saying. >> in the recent polling backs up highlights what you just said which is the economy is still a kitchen table issue but look at the latest wall street journal numbers, abortion as well very high on the list. former governor mike huckabee has been giving advice. he gave this advice to his fellow republicans. >> we need to focus on three

things this fall. gas, groceries, and god. those three things can win for the republicans because they are simple and forgot i sit around drinking coffee at the waffle house can understand that. we cannot talk to the corporate board rooms. we have got to talk to the folks at the diners in the waffle house for a. >> member in 2008 governor mike huckabee when he was running for the white house one iowa early on. kind of an upset in the race. all these better known, better name recognition gop contenders in the race. he might know a thing or two about connecting to voters in campaigning. your thoughts on his advice as i will republicans seem to do? >> it might be a good message for the republican base. and i certainly agree on the gas in the groceries. but again, on abortion most of americans the majority are not there. if you look at the state-by-state polling which becomes incredibly important in

these senate races there's only ten states were less than half of the population pulled, supports abortion. in other words most states in the overwhelming amount of cases 50% or more of the voting population are in favor of some sort of abortion rights. so where you can see that, are these senate races were these candidates on the republican side are kind of contorting themselves and trying to figure out a message where they are not completely flip-flopping from what they said in the primary. there also not alienating these swing voters in the moderate voters that they really need to carry estate. i do think it will be a problem. i think the more trump is in the news rehashing the 2020 election and with all these investigations, that is also a huge problem for republicans. the highest inflation in 40 years, would think that the layout for the party out of the white house.

that does not seem to quite be the case now. and these numbers will only get closer s election becomes very. >> president trump continues to be a factor in these primaries. they're beginning to wrap up programs to the end of the primary season heading into the general election. in some cases it shows its helping prop up from the truck candidates with the thought perhaps that will make a candidate easier to beat. your thoughts on this happening in our system right now? >> that is a very dangerous gamble. you can assume the diehard trump of voters never ever be with y you. and that those of voters are not tenable at all. they cannot win a general election. that is the bet essentially democratic operatives are making when they fund these types of races. but you do not know for sure he knew very well may end up funding a candidate that thanks

a 2020 election was stolen. that was a lifer who still think donald trump should be the president or some of these wacky theories. and then democrats are to blame for that that ends up happening. it is a very dangerous gamble. and i think if you are a democratic operative making the argument, as joe biden just did this last weekend that democracy is at risk and we are in a very dangerous time. then why would you even want to risk a little bit with one of these trump candidates in of office? i think it is very skeptical. it is a cynical way of looking at politics which is often the best way. but it is a risk for sure. quick cynicism and politics? my goodness. thank you so much we really appreciate you joining us today on this holiday we can pray thank you for your insight. >> thank you precooked at the food prices have not up, we are now learning catchup and tomato sauce may soon become scarce pillow talk to farmer about the

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three and 15000 new jobs in august for that is down from july. meantime republicans they record inflation is still hurting a lot of american families. lucas tomlinson's life at the white house, lucas. >> good afternoon. there is concern in washington the growing job market could be in trouble because the federal reserve continues to raise interest rates person biden points the rights of gasoline as a sign of improving economy. price the price at the pump is now a dollar 20. that was the beginning of the summer. america has news going on labor day weekend. >> some of the goodness of the white house the august jobs report three and 15000 jobs added. half a million jobs added in july. 3.7% in august and 3.5% the month before. chris of the new jobs are coming from professional services trade and transportation, been decimated during the coronavirus pandemic of course. the retail sector education

health services. former capitol of the united states complete the red lighting to u.s. marines present biden mentioned the mega acronym 13 times peter doocy followed up with the president a day later. >> a donald trump in the maga republicans represent extremism. threatens the very foundation of our republic precooked mr. president all trump supporters provide grants to country? >> come on guys. you keep trying to make that case. i don't consider any trump supporter a threat to the country. >> speech in philadelphia biden said a majority of republicans are not maga republicans. three sentences later he said there dominated by them. parks see how it all plays out on the midterms thank you.

karthik catchup, salsa, pasta sauce other tomato products could soon be in short supply as farmers sound the alarm about a tomato shortage. according to the u.s. department of agriculture, the u.s. harvested 10 million tons of tomatoes last year. that is way down from the peak of 14 million tons in 2015. pharmacy drought and supply chain issues are causing problems in inflation is not making things easier. tomato farmer who joins us now. bruce, what is it like up there? >> well, it is very hot. i think you've heard on the news about the heatwave we have had out here. of course we have had a historic drought western united states. it has become a double whammy for us now. we have been extremely hot summer. the tomatoes we did plant

produce less. >> and what are you trying to do to mitigate this? this is not just tomato farmers are facing, right? this is a major problem out west. >> that is right. in california we do not grow much of anything without irrigation water. so the tomatoes we are talking about the supply and catchup in your pasta their processing tomatoes is a different product in the fresh market tomato. similar to the roman timidity binder store. the vast majority go to a cannery goes in cans and jars a violent grocery store. they produce about 95% the tomatoes that are consumed in the united states. so when we have a shortage like this is felt throughout the country on the product categories. >> take a look at this graphic here. this is exactly what you're talking about tomatoes oakley

.6% rate tomato sauce up 17%. catchup up nearly 25%. do you expect this will get worse? >> well, we are growing fewer tomatoes this year than last year when you show your first graphic bird will have fewer in 2022 of them had in 2021. it is not going to get better. it's hard to predict exactly how short these different products will come in the but the prices will be. but yes, we are finding it very difficult to produce enough tomatoes to meet the demand. is there another option americans have as her other areas in the world or importation you mentioned how much comes from california. but is there another solution here or are we kind of stuck? >> the solution is for us to have enough water. that would be help at the beginning. you cannot make up this deficit

from imports overseas. california is nearly a third of the production worldwide. you look at other countries in europe and they produce tomatoes but not nearly of the scale we do. they are short also. there isn't anybody that can supply the shortfall. is there anything, bruce comey think that california government, the federal government to try to address this? >> well, one thanks we need is water. we need infrastructure. hurts everybody. that's all we are talking about we have shortage of tomato products. the benefits everybody not just farmers. we invested hundreds of millions of dollars in state-of-the-art irrigation in the state. we are as efficient as anyone in the world.

the water we use we are not drinking it, we are growing your food. we need more public assistance to update our infrastructure on these water projects we have that are many, many decades old and can't supply the water we need. there are limits when you have a drought like this is only so much that can be grown. we are trying to be a sufficient as possible and grow as much as we can with the little amount of water that we have it. >> incredible drought continues. bruce, thank you for much for joining us. >> thank you. the seven inspectors are put in ukraine. they hope to aim a potential catastrophe at europe's largest nuclear power plant. this is ukrainian forces work to retake territory russia claimed early on in the invasion.. we are live in kyiv coming up.

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>> live at the candy's state space center officials are giving an update on part of a scrubbed lawn sludge listen. >> will continue to be precooked thank you sir. good afternoon. so absolutely you know were not where we want to be but the vehicle is safe pretty went safe in orbit it's not there it's safe on the ground. i'm going to kind of give you the big picture where we are headed with the launch periods and then i will let mike fill you in on some of the things that happen today. charlie blackwell thompson is back in the launch control center with her team working through some of the next steps the mission management team asked her to do today. , launch. twenty-five is definitely off the table bird will not be launching.

the spirit on tuesday we will not in this launch. , launch. twenty-six and 27 will really depend on the options the team comes back with likely on monday or early tuesday morning. michael talked to this options with you. one thing i will point out we will de- conflict with crew five. so there is an overlap with our next launch. in the timeframe when crew five wants to go we need to de- conflict with them. that will way into what we do. and then, as we get into launch. twenty-seven in the latter part of october we will be looking at a lot of things. our stay on the pad durations that we have, and of course we are always looking at whether as a general course of action for some the storm activity that can be out there.

i am sure there's going to be a question are we confident? i love that question. are you confident you're going to get out of bed this morning? we do not going to these tests lightly. we don't think hey we hope this is going to work. the confidence to do another launch attempt today was born out of the fact that we understood the hydrogen leaks that we had on monday. those are different than the leak we had today. in terms of the scale in the same place. and we understood the while issues. we were confident coming into today. as the administrator said were not going to launch until we are ready. were going to step through these things. there's a lot of conjecture already. i can assure you i don't how many people are in that room today, i don't know 100 plus folks. most of them engineers. everybody already think about what is the problem?

and frankly that is what happens on the loops we are talking about these things. folks are giving options. the anomaly loops are really active from the time we first saw the signature all the way until charlie made the right decision which was to scrub. so, our confidence comes through what we are going to learn this. when we are ready to go out there we will go back out there and try for another launch. michael will lay out for you what we have in between. i will say, obviously we talked about this mission being risky but regret we are going to take the risks that make sense for the risks we know that if already push the vehicle in the system as far as it will, when we launch. and be ready to go at that time. so with that let me turn over too mike for more specifics. >> good afternoon thank you for continuing to follow the artemis one mission and our program. i will briefly recap for weightlifting off the last time we were here.

which was after the launch of mine is to progress or just check in on the latest developments from nasa as they are talking about why the launch was scrapped today regarding the artemis mission the attempt to return to the moon in this first unmanned mission artemis one for the already looking towards the future towards another launch window. now that's going to be septembe. this is hardly overpaid to watch anticipate. you know the engineers are pouring over what exactly the problem may have been part of monday it has something to do with hydrogen leaks. they say that's different than today. they are working towards a future. we look to late september, early october for the next attempt, richard. rich: following europe that latest power plant. in the middle of the war in ukraine team of nuclear inspectors arrived at the site just over a day ago. they say heavy shelling knocked the plant partly off-line prevents raising fears of a possible chernobyl style

disaster. alex hogan is live in kyiv, a alex. >> height ridge, europe's largest nuclear power plant once again knocked off-line after showing damaged eight major power line the facility per the international atomic energy agency's morning just how dangerous of a situation this can create. >> if you do not have off-site power supply the cooling systems cannot work. if they cannot work, this can lead to a major accident. >> today russia's defense ministry claimed ukrainian forces are the land in the facility overnight. experts will stay on site to evaluate the situation and monitor the nuclear threat going forward. ukraine state nuclear company this week argues it would be difficult for them to make an impartial report about the situation at europe's largest nuclear power plant.

now, as the war drags on russian rockets blasted the eastern town. fires are still burning for the authorities have urged everyone who is still there to evacuate. but they will not physically force the residents out of their homes. homes that too many residents no longer have to begin with. next i have worked here for my whole life. this happened and i have nothing left. according to the institute from the study of war, a new poll suggests a majority of russians support the ongoing invasion, rich. >> alex hogan live in kyiv. the seven meantime it's playing the long game in russia. moscow holds large areas of the south and eastern but kyiv forces are fighting to regain control in those regions including the city of at

kherson. they didn't have the armor or the manpower for a rapid advance. front-line forces use a long-range artillery and rockets to strike behind enemy lines. doctor rebecca grant president and national security and military analyst. and also a fox news contributor but thank you so much for joining us on this holiday weekend. i want to start the developments from the nuclear power plant which is positioned very, very close to the front lines of this conflict but successfully sent people into bits of the plants. they've now put two monitors in place there. this has been billed as a victory for the un watchdog. but how relieved should we be? does this lower the risk of a nuclear disaster? >> it is great he got his team in. it was very difficult. i'm happy to see the un stepping

up. but here is the problem. the pentagon tells us that russia is actually storing military equipment on the grounds of the plant. this is the biggest power plant in europe. it's one of four in ukraine. that is why there are imports of shelling and military activity. really it's on the russians. it's their fault for putting military equipment in that area. and of course lots of propaganda, lots of? coming out. we still need to be worried because as the director said it's all about keeping a power supply coming into the plant to keep it operating safely. >> really nailed one of the major issues here. the russians are in control of the facility. the capture back in march they use or occupation strategically, limited as a shield. you mentioned and talked about this a plant being used as a base for heavy weapons for its power were talking about more ways than one. does the presence of inspectors,

the monitors will it, couldn't change russian behavior? >> good question. because they are using zaporizhzhia is sort of a human shield to carry this out. what is good about the inspection team is that by tuesday when the director addresses the un he will be able to tell us how good the safety systems are. and how the plant is functioning. and then to continue monitoring that. is it going to change russian behavior? i don't know but i think the un needs to play hardball insight you keep that plant safer we are going to close the black sea to you. we are going to take some other steps. the un really needs to be strong diplomatically here to keep zaporizhzhia operating safely without inspector team in place. >> inspectors are in there. how unbiased can we be? how can they be and what they tell us in public reports if they are surrounded by russian soldiers? can we trust the information

coming out? >> good question that came up in the very beginning whenever russian soldiers literally gunpoint to the people working in the plant. i think we have to be very careful but with other ways to look and see what is going on in that plants. we need the un and other countries to really step up and make it clear to russia they've got to keep zaporizhzhia operating safely and let the steam give us an honest report. >> just a moment that suit kherson. it's slow for it how important is the latest effort? >> the offensive is make or break for ukraine. but there is no rush. they want to encircle the russian forces that are there. i like how they are used in the u.s. and allied training, the supplies, and all of that. they are really doing a good job for the going just take a slope no rush but i predict a win. doctor rebecca grant thank you

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see final leader of the soviet union laid to rest today in the low-key ceremony in moscow. russian president vladimir putin denied him a state funeral. his reign help and the cold war, he died tuesday at 91. brian live in london with more. >> yes hi rich. what a figure. if for nothing else mikhail gorbachev has been a hero in the west for the last 30 years. he was on his watch and of course the berlin wall fell. something ronald reagan implored him to tear down. imports two years after that in 1991, the soviet union collapsed. the irony or the reality perhaps is tran nine did not want either of those things happen did not directly make them happen. but a lot will tell you it was

the reforms and openness, those two russian words all russians known a good number of americans over the age of 40 watching tv that he brought the soviet life during his six year reign. the day almost certainly played a role of the democratic processes that followed. many of those people who turned out in moscow today for the memorial service will have been there for that reason but for the reforms, for the freedoms he brought to the soviet union print vladimir putin did not go to the memorial today. his aide said he could not make it and he did not make this into a state funeral. an honor he could have bestowed upon mikhail gorbachev. but he did privately pay his respects on thursday. think the take away their is he did not want to be seen as being disrespectful. and not attending or paying his respects. he wanted to convey, he is uneasy with mikhail gorbachev's legacy. call the collapse of the soviet union was the greatest

catastrophe that brought about the dumb buys of historical russia. putin has discussed of the war ukraine is to reconstruct what he used in russian historical territory. in a way mikhail gorbachev the best to remember for his role it may be in world history. a string of deals and agreements you will remember the evil empire. rich, will report a student look to make ourselves part of the story. but i will tell you it was a deal that gorbachev and reagan did in 19 i think it was 88 that brought this reported to the soviet union's comment to soviet high school as a 16-year-old as a part of the ussr high school exchange program. so mikhail gorbachev touched people around the world. and i think really heralded a time of openness and cooperation between russia and the west that clearly we are not seeing today, richford. >> incredible story. made mikhail gorbachev a giants of history. thank you very much we will bech ooright back when pain says, “i'm here,”

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