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will now on a war of words over what to do. border patrol officials a new development they are seeing. they say cartels are targeting our kids with deadly fentanyl. trying to smuggle in a rainbow colored pills. you see on the left. they are meant to look just like he had a pretty public and slamming the biden administration for what they say is not doing enough on this just days after vice president harris said the border is secure. >> they know exactly what is going on, on the board up or they still might become of the border is closed. it's absolutely ridiculous. one of the great things and was on the buses going up to new york and to washington d.c. and to martha's vineyard are proving in front of the press and all of the liberals, no the border is not open. kennedy: christina coleman on the newsom/desantis feud. let's go to lucas tomlinson with the very latest. >> hi eric.

defendant setting those buses to new york sang millions of illegal immigrants have already crossed the southern border. president biden took office. >> you are talking about 3.4 million people just since the start of the biden administration that have crossed the border. and they are coming into southern states. what is the governor supposed to do? they are trying to send a message to the rest of the country. >> democrats are also furious over florida governor desantis sending migrants to martha's vineyard. locals quickly rejected them sending 50 migrants out on one of the first of fairies to nearby cape cod. the national guard was then called input now they migrants are living in the barracks on a military base on the cape. fox news.com reports former president barack obama and several other high-profile democrats who own large homes on martha's vineyard have remained silent. whether or not they will open their homes to the migrants but sunday talk shows eric adams and

lee zeldin weighed in. >> only first discovered the texas governor was actually orchestrating this a political showmanship, we reached out to the office and stated let's coordinate this crisis together. and figure out how to address this together. he never coordinated pretty continuous and the buses. >> i fill that for the states that feel like they need to operate as if they are also the federal government deploying their own troops to their own border. and not being backed up by the federal government. >> and mayor adams is threatening legal action. president biden will return to the united states after attending queen elizabeth the funeral tomorrow morning. right now there's no plans for him to go to the southern border. eric: all right lucas thank you so much. arthel: are going to take out live look at the southern border agents are not only struggling to keep up with the flow of migrants they are also warning

about so-called rainbow fentanyl that cartels are using to target kids. the colored drugs could easily be mistaken as candy. bill is live on the border now in eagle pass, texas with more. >> arthel, good afternoon. the traffic here is nonstop. dhs source telling fox news in the last 24 hours in the del rio sector where we are there been more than 1700 illegal crossings. we'll show you some of that particular look at the video we shot here at eagle pass is a single large group of approximately 150 crossed illegally at the same time and gathered up the side of a local highway. we have seen this happen multiple times out here at eagle past. these larger groups across and sometimes a walked on the side of the rotor gather near a road as they wait for border patrol processing. as you conceive in the video almost all of them are single adults read this sector continues to get hit hard with one of 50000 illegal crossings. that is double the same time last year. there talk about fentanyl, take

a look at this photo out of border patrol tucson arizona sector agents sought while stopped a 15-year-old boy with five bags of fentanyl strapped to him totaling 5 pounds. more than 20000 fentanyl pills but again 15-year-old u.s. citizen trying to make it to border patrol checkpoint with those drugs. we'll bring it elsewhere in arizona. take a look at this photo per the port of entry and arizona agent seizing 6000 of those colored fentanyl pills as well as 20000 traditional pills and 71 pounds of meth coming in that smugglers and gas tank. lastly take a look at this a photo. again the port of entry in arizona. this time a bigger bus. 276,000 fentanyl pills seized. what had 46000 of which were those rainbow colored fentanyl pills. again that's based off a benign hit. critics say this problem is only getting worse, take a listen. >> number one cause of death the

people in this country adult males in this country between the ages of 18 and 45 is overdosed from drugs from fentanyl predominately. we are doing nothing about it. it's a huge public health crisis the biden administration is completely ignoring it. >> arthel com as busy as it is benign here in the del rio sector el paso has actually been the busiest sector in the last 24 hours with nearly 2000 illegal crossings in a single day. will send it back to you. arthel: the fentanyl's getting into the hands of too many kids. many of them do not even know what they are taking. bill live in eagle pass, texas. thanks bill. eric: it really is astounding. meanwhile the battle over how to handle migrants is now going coast to coast. cal cal 20 governor gavin noticed and floored it ron desantis or warren of lordsburg newsom challenging desantis to a debate. that could be in early 2024 presidential campaign previa. christina coleman with more on that from los angeles.

>> yes the escalating tension between these two is definitely leading to more speculation about their political ambitions. after ron desantis took credit for sending migrants to martha's vineyard gavin newsom sent a letter to the d.o.j. asking prosecutors to investigate whether this should be considered kidnapping. >> what ron desantis is doing is a disgrace. it is almost a monstrous. and i say that not lightly. and say that quite thoughtfully. he's got kids, i have got kids but you saw those young girls with the backpacks no older than his children, my children being used as political ponds. now is using at the fund raise. >> the governor of california sent a letter to the department of justice saying you need to prosecute texas and florida governors. all i can say is i think his hair gel is interfering with his brain function. >> newsom sure did respond to that. he said in a tweet hate governor

desantis let's take this up and debate. i will bring my hair gel, you bring your hairspray. name the time before election day. both governors have taken gained national attention and reaction to the texas law that allows people to sue abortion prov providers. newsom signed a controversial new law that grants citizens the ability to sue people who sell ghost guns and ban high-power weapons presenting the stage for big legal fights at the supreme court and upsetting gun rights advocates. newsom also pledged to ban the sale of new gasoline powered vehicles by 2035 is part of his big ambitious climate change agenda. and most recently he is campaign money to rent billboards and a handful of red states directing women to abortion providers. >> governor newsom's office i think planning to run for president. he is continuing to court the most extreme elements the progressive base. >> the meantime, desantis refused to keep his state shut

down during culvert 11 businesses to stay open beside the paris bill of rights law which let only appearance the authority to determine whether their kids have to mask up in schools are pretty also signed a bill into law that forbid the instruction of gender identity and sexual orientation for students in kindergarten through the third grade. he has continued to blast president biden for this humanitarian crisis at our southern border pritikin bold action for both governors now they are ramped up war of words leading to more speculation about their presidential ambitions. eric: will have a lot more from both of them about all of this. christina thank you. arthel: fiona is now a category one hurricane as it bears down on puerto rico. it is already knocked out the power grid, just as hurricane maria did five years ago this week. the storm has a winds up to 100 miles per hour pre-the heavy rain files causing most concern. some areas could see 2 feet. fox weather will is alive in

puerto rico with the very latest from there, will. next category one and only gaining strength murder on the south side of puerto rico we have seen the center of circulation, the eye pass right through us for the past five hours he had incredible sustained wind as well over 100 miles per hour. it's a pledge all of this into darkness and electric grid failing. that was to be suspected with the amount of when we've had bright scenes of roasted being taken off buildings for debris flying to the air. utility poles are crashing all around us throughout the day break numerous trees down. it is going to be days if not weeks before parts of the silent are once again able to regain power. meanwhile were going to be in this for quite a while. there's not a part of this island unaffected at this point right now the focus moves to mudslides the tremendous amount of rain could be on the order of 2 feet of rain by the time the system moves through.

once it is out of puerto rico it will continue to gain strength. constant live updates for you right now and you're free fox weather app. you can download that for the very latest on this powerful storm, back to you. arthel: hate to see that happen to the people there in puerto rico. meaning too bad for them once again. fox weather well there in a pensée, puerto rico. thank you, stay safe. eric: rib developing news out of louisiana. police and the capitol baton rouge are on the hunt for ever shot and killed a 21-year-old female lsu student. it happened as she sat in her car awaiting for a train to pass by on friday morning picchu standing in the middle the photo you can see. i comes just weeks after another student was shot on lsu campus and attempted robbery. charles watson alive with a very latest on this tragedy there, charles. doug's hey good afternoon eric read cold-blooded murder happen your downtown baton rouge just miles away from lsu campus.

baton rouge police identified the victim 21-year-old allison rice. you can see her in the middle of the picture. investigators such she was shot multiple time crops in good shape with that and i believe she was stopped at tracks likely cleaning trying to pacify it when she was shot. and you can imagine those who knew and loved the young woman, who described his free-spirited or absolutely stud. employed rice at the barbecue is local barbecue restaurant for the 21-year-old murder was absolutely devastating. >> she had such a bright future. she had an internship set up. she was so excited last time she was here. to lose someone like allie not that any life is worth losing but to lose someone like allie really, really hurts.

proxy spokesperson for lsu released a statement reading in part quote lsu community is saddened to hear of senior allison rice being killed. her family and friends are in our thoughts. the student is three bel through campus. called for an end of violence that is taken hold city. since the start of the year baton rouge has seen at least 80 people murdered according to public records. air said she plans on having names with local university president, students and share solids out they can better prioritize it in safety. despite that stuff searching for suspects. charles thanks so much. i'm popular starbucks location in new orleans will close next month due to safety concerns as crime rages in the city. the canal street starbucks has been open for nine years. it will close october 3. one of 16 starbucks across the

country shutting down because of crime. eric: by an sending more military aid to ukraine. more to be front and center at the united general assembly this week. will it be enough to help ukrainian forces keep up their momentum against vladimir putin's troops? cap next the british ambassador to the united states on what we can expect to hear at the united nations this week. and how ukraine can win. for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u won't take a time-out. one dose of ubrelvy quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine.

arthel: ukraine with new war crime accusations against the russian army. after the discovery of a new nether mass grave. what officials say it was a russian interrogation facility. chief correspondent jeff paul. he is live with the latest on this story, jeff. >> arthel, investigators continue to work that scene of the mass grave in northern ukraine. they're also starting to unearth some new evidence that appears to show the brutality of russian forces occupying that region. the mayor of the town say they

discovered a seller they believe is being used by russian forces. the character is it not only as a person but a torture chamber. those who see that they conditions were absolutely awful. rooms turned into make shift jail cells with keep captured from running away. some people believe it's one of the many locations the innocent were relentlessly interrogated before being killed. and likely dumped elsewhere as a way to hide the evidence. >> they captured in the cellar, the people were processed with the train station where they destroyed their will. then, when the russian shoulder to beat testimonies out of them, testimonies russians and needed. the people were brought here to the seller. they were kept here without food and without medical supervision. >> work continues the newly liberated city, not only to try to restore living conditions for those who have survived or are

now returning. but to bring dignity and justice to those who were killed more than a 440 bodies have been discovered so far. those who are on scene say this will not be a one week job to determine the cause of death for each body. it is such a massive crime scene. meanwhile, after these allegations were put out by the ukrainian government of a mass graves and torture the kremlin so far silent, arthel. arthel: does not seemed like the work of skilled soldiers. but the work of barbarians. thank you, eric. eric: the wharton ukraine is set to be a prime focus of the end united nations general assembly kicks off your new york this week. will vladimir putin be in for pleasant surprises when he hears with the world leader say? especially after china's president suddenly transferred money against him at his summit

last week. at that meeting gave putin a rare public rebuke. the british ambassador to united states karen pierce also represented her nation at the un, joins us now. always good to see you, thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much for having me eric. good to see you. eric: good to see you print what you expect tomorrow the next two weeks the world leaders said that green marble podium and start speaking out about international peace what you think the say? >> i think they want to show the invasion of you ukraine continues to be illegal. it is not working. russia is not at risk from ukraine. russia started the war. not for its security. i think the photographs are what are possible graves of people who have had a war crimes perpetrated on them that will resignation very much in the

general assembly. the un takes special responsibility for dealing with war crimes. and i think those in mass graves show quite far beyond the bounds of international law and responsible hate your russia has gone. eric: what can the united nations of the criminal court do? is it seek charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes has has been done in other instances in the past? how does that work? like the international criminal court we help countries like the new code, like france and germany, like the u.s. is doing an investigation into events in ukraine. included lisa mass graves. if they find the right sort of evidence, evidence that be viable in the judicial setting they will be able to bring charges. were also helping the ukrainians themselves and get prosecuting

an evidence gathering to get them more capable in that respect. and the one thing i do want to stress is the individual russian commanders who have either ordered this or tolerated it or not stopped it, one day they will be held individually accountable. that was the lesson we got from the war crimes of the second world war. that is what will happen to the russian commanders. >> that is amazing to see potentially a type of the trial because the work of your nation and other cooperating nations delving into this? >> i do not think it will be another nuremberg. that came out of particular circumstances of the allies got into berlin and been in control of the whole of europe. and i am afraid i do not see a prospect because that needs all the security council to agree.

but i do see a prospect the international criminal court which will be able to take its prosecutions further. and will be able to bring charges against individuals. eric: that is what it's there for. we will look for that. diplomatically during this prime minister in the chinese president xi, he publicly rebuked putin saying today's error is not an error of war. i have spoken to on the phone about this. the diplomat world it seems to be rather unique so they would take this out so publicly. >> are absolutely right. i think it is unprecedented i cannot think of any time the next few decades it's a little difficult india to be honest up until now india as a country has

been careful. now it looks like they believe russia has gone too far. the rest of us thought that quite a while ago. it now looks like india is letting russian no. the price of india's neutrality is close to being exceeded. eric: and finally ambassador switch gears for a moment. we see you have a photo of her majesty over your left shoulder there at the embassy. we have video, there's alive right now and westminster hall of the reflections and the honor of her majesty. your thoughts finally as we prepare for tomorrow for her funeral with all the world leaders, 500 gathering there. we see that glorious sight of westminster and the incredible emotional outpouring for the british people. people all over the world. >> it may be unprecedented that many world leaders coming to pay

their respects to the british sovereign. i feel very moved. most of the embassy feel like wise. we are so grateful for in so moved by the affection and warmth we have had from the american people. from the president down to little 8-year-old girl whose nearby. it really is fantastic. it's a testimony to the special relationship. i think it goes further than that. speaks to the values that underpin both countries and their institutions. eric: that would do. i guess way back in continues. we are certainly with you in the british people. >> thank you very much. let's ambassador karen pierce joining us. thank you. >> thank you eric. arthel: share your sentiments eric as well. a critical power plant project in new orleans finally gets the funding it needs but not without

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arthel: power station important to powering drainage pumps has finally gotten financing nearly 40 million-dollar future line of credit. the states a bond commission is accused of delaying approval of that funding over this city's opposition to louisiana near total abortion ban. let's bring in lieutenant governor of louisiana. lieutenant governor, thank you for joining us for it and want to get to the politics in the first quick details but when will those funds be available? how will noel orland pay the loan will there be a special tax or is the money already in city and state budgets? >> giving the authority to bond out those funds and move the project forward. all different kinds of ways they are funded. but this is a project, along with the many that were held up for politics.

it should never be done. the bond commission is not a place to play politics. arthel: another quick detailed question for you, when does the construction start? when will it be finished? and where will the power plant be built? >> i do not have those details. our job on the commission is to move it forward. it's one of many projects in new orleans to approve the drainage and infrastructure in new orleans. now that it moves forward you will move to the next phase getting the project underway. >> any given afternoon a hard rain will flood many streets. the city is in desperate need of a new power station to run hundreds of drainage pumps and to power water and sewage system as well. help understand why the louisiana state bond commission of this 39 million-dollar line of of credit for the new power

plant? >> it was plain politics. i'm embarrassed by it. i was not at the two previous meetings for the first meeting i had represented and voted to delay it. the next mini has told it was worked out credit was not delayed again. i went last week to the meeting and express my disappointment will hold up infrastructure projects. only the attorney general. arthel: over the attorney general rejected this? >> his representative at this last meeting because of the lack of stand on the abortion issue of not enforcing or not making the priority to enforce the abortion law. and i am not sure exactly what his intentions were there.

but no issue should take precedence over funding critical infrastructure projects. that is not an issue to compare. arthel: i beg your pardon but apparently it's not just your opinion that republican state attorney general jeff landa reportedly has major problems with new orleans response to the state of louisiana near total abortion ban. i was reading and according to politico had this to say at a state bond commission meeting last month. he says quote, this is them coming right out to the rest of the citizens of the state saying we do not care what your law is. so, despite opposition from mr. landry the funds were ultimately released. you mentioned were there as w well. now, as you well know he will likely run for governor next year. will this hold up? and the reason behind it likely get him the keys to the

governor's mansion? or might it lock him out? >> i hope not. the punishing, they threatening, we have got so many projects. his vote was not only holding up in this project, over $600 million in projects would have been held up if he could have got the votes to delay it once again. they voted to hold up all the infrastructure for the state of louisiana. that is ridiculous. the political maneuvering and politics is not a place for the state of louisiana. our job is to make sure these bonds are financially sound and moving forward to those municipalities they can do the important work to make louisiana a safer place. i am embarrassed we held it up to months in a row. public and the democrats together voted to move the project forward against the

opinion of the attorney general. once again he tried to stand in the way. incredibly important projects all over louisiana. >> it back to this new power project finally at this point is there anything that could delay construction or take the idea off-line completely? >> hopefully not. we have seen increased insurance rates in louisiana. flood protection is incredible. hopefully we can expedite all of these projects that have now moved forward to give funding and get out there to make louisiana better place to live. >> increasing insurance premiums on some insurance companies getting out of dodge altogether. louisiana lieutenant governor good luck with everything, thank you. >> thank you. so far from louisiana up north to pennsylvania battleground state there lieutenant governor

democratic senate candidate jon fetterman had a rally yesterday and chris granted beutel's report despite health concerns after stroke four months ago, he is ready says to debate the republican candidate, his opponent dr. mehmet oz. the very latest on this heated race. >> that debate is going to happen on october 25 that's two days from election day. but dr. oz wanted to happen right now he claims fetterman is hiding his condition from pennsylvanian voters. fetterman explained his limitations yesterday, listen here. >> is stroke that could have taken my life the issues now that's left, the only issue is a lingering issue of auditory processing. sometimes i might miss a word. or sometimes i will push two words together and create when the does not exist brick works because of that dr. oz is a fetterman can use close captioning in their loan debate

again two weeks before election day. dr. oz on 30 extra minutes of debate time because each answer will likely take longer with fetterman's health accommodations. so far that something fetterman refuses to do. >> as a doctor a trike treatment i look at the results. jon fetterman's treatments have been catastrophic for the commonwealth they must be stopped. if you were to spread it to the rest of the country be a catastrophe projects dr. oz and twitter fetterman would support the green new deal which would destroy pennsylvania energy j jobs. i believe we must utilize our resources here in the u.s. which would provide good paying american jobs and much-needed relief on our gas and electric bills but as for fetterman he's focusing a lot more on abortion. dr. oz is a pro-life candidate. fetterman called him quote a clown at his rally yesterday. we know fetterman today march the puerto rican day parade in pennsylvania. he is another event scheduled for tuesday night. we don't dr. oz has an event

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before september's national brain awareness month three deal with brain aneurysms. todd, his wife lisa, was a beloved reporter at channel7, abc news here in new york city. in 2015, at 49 years old she suffered a brain aneurysm while she was on a news assignment for

channel7. and then she died. todd then started a foundation name for her. the lease that foundation for brain aneurysms. you can go to it that lisa foundation.org. todd crawford, left with his two sons and he now joins us. todd, always good to see you. as you know my heart goes out to you. my mom died of a brain aneurysm when i was 14 years old. only, why are you so inspired to go beyond just grief and honor lisa's life based helping others? >> because eric, brain aneurysm or with the leading silent killers in this country when it comes to medical conditions. there is a great lack of understanding and knowledge about them, what they are and who they affect. and frankly, these statistics the numbers are staggering. brain aneurysms affect up to 15 million people in the u.s. that is one out of every 20

people. there are 40000 ruptures a year. of those who rupture 75% result in death or permanent disa disability. women, particulate yard between the ages of 40 and 60 years old or 50% more likely to develop one in their lifetime. hispanics, african-americans this is a condition. lessons like diabetes, breast cancer, heart disease that men, women, families across the country no need to know about. eric: are we doing enough for? >> nobody's doing an offer. there's a lot of blame to go around for this a lot of people have been passive in this industry and understated. the significance for a very long time. but the lisette foundation over the last seven years we have quickly emerged as the nation's leader in raising awareness and educating the public about this.

and our programs have become a catalyst of dialogue. amongst families as well as driving better outcomes. because we focus on the diagnostic end of things. screening and detection. therapeutics do exist. there needs to be more focus and emphasis on the diagnostics end of things. eric: you have the symptoms on the website will be read some of the symptoms now furthers the worst headache of life, is the main symptom. if sensitivity to light, stiffness of net, sharp pain behind your eye, blurred or double vision, numbness in your face. a gunshot or boom kind of noise that only you here for the drooping eyelid, nausea and vomiting. now you're focusing this year on the worst headache of life but how do you know what's versus a regular headache? like that's a great question but i want your viewers to known everyone around the country about the symptoms as they are a sudden onset. everything a one of them.

sos the international distress signal. sudden onset symptoms. we are come as you mention, this will be our third national awareness campaign for putting the finishing touches on it now. scheduled launch early 2023. we are looking for funding and partners to help us distribute this in an effective way. but one thing that is very different about this campaign, we are very excited about him or previous two campaigns is the heart of this campaign is a public service announcement that focuses exclusively on the worst headache of life. which is the top symptom. features of testimonials from actual survivors who experience that worst headache of. describing in their own words be quick to listen to their own words we have right now. let's play the new psa from that lisa foundation.org. >> it felt like a hammer smacking my head. quick sick something exploded in my head. >> is the worst headache of my

life. >> paid you would not believe. >> i felt i had been hit and hit with a baseball bat too. >> 50 million people of an undiagnosed brain aneurysm. if you have the worst headache of your life get help immediately. >> i am one of the lucky ones. >> i am extremely lucky. >> i am a survivor per. >> i survived. >> it did not end my life, don't let it and yours. visit lisa foundation.org to learn more. eric: that really tells her story but what is your advice now in order to try to stay healthy and prevent them from having an aneurysm? like city to visit lisa foundation.org forget the facts, understand what brain aneurysms are. we need the help of fox news viewers and bringing our mission to life. bringing this campaign to life. everyone watching right now just went to lisa foundation.org and donated 1 dollar we would have enough to not only create and distribute this campaign but probably our next two campaigns after this. so again, take this seriously.

consider it on your radar screen you do other health conditions. we can save lives together. and a world without ruptured brain aneurysms is possible. the therapeutics do exist. we need more focus and emphasis on things like national awareness and educating the public about this deadly condition. eric: that's what you do so w well. so heartless, unforgiving and cruel about brain aneurysms. it happened so suddenly. my mom woke up, said she had a headache in three days later she died. i was a 14-year-old kid. you have two sons. it is unrelentingly cruel. because it happened so fast. >> your mother and my wife had several things in common. they are both 49 years of age. they were the picture of health. there are type a personalities. and they both experienced worst headache of life. and had no idea what that was

and what it meant too. all of these symptoms when she began to experience them it is critical that people act immediately and go to the emergency room. call 911 and seek diagnostic screening. through an mra or a ct angiogram are the two best ways because they isolate the blood vessels in the brain. those of the two best methods of detecting a potential brain aneurysm. >> behalf of myself your family and my family i thank you for what you do and for all of us who have experience in brain aneurysms. todd cropper founder of the lease to foundation for brain aneurysms. you can go to the lisa foundation.org to get more information. please do and help. we will be right back.

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jonathan. >> good evening from london. the uk, the commonwealth and indeed the world is preparing to say a final goodbye to queen elizabeth. the second president biden is among hundreds of world leaders and other dignitaries who have come to london for the state funeral. the president was at buckingham palace earlier this evening at a reception hosted there by king charles the third period he also paid his last respects to the queen as she lay in state standing and looking over the coffin and westminster hall. and the president signed a book of condolences and paid tribute to the queen as a woman of great service who had served this nation and indeed the world for seven decades thousand still lined up for their chance to go into westminster hall and say their final goodbye ahead of tomorrow's funeral which will be an extraordinary and

extraordinarily moving event, arthel. arthel: extraordinarily moving indeed jonathan hunt thank you very much for that report retuning tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern firefox special queen elizabeth ii for love of country. also available fox nation. plus special coverage of the queen's printer begins tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. eastern with commentary from martha mccallum, pierce morgan and ainsley ehrhardt. that doesn't for us as you know but i just want to say every year you do this story on that lisa foundation for its touching every year. really appreciate you bringing that to our coverage. if i think i want to thank todd and our viewers who help the lisa foundation. you try to prevent anyone elsetn from falling victim to brainwho aneurysms. not enough people speak about it. i'm glad we came fks.n help. re't woo hoo ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar

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