>> todd: biden heads to florida to meet with desantis and survey the destruction. at least 84 people dead. >> looting will get progressively worse. >> they should be prosecuted but they need to be sent back to their home country. they should not be here. >> there has been the pandemic and there has been putin's war. >> is the president responsible? >> it is a lot more nuanced. there has been global challenges. >> it's really a bad story here. dependent once again on opec. >> fdny set to promote

russo-elling at her funeral today. stabbed to death during unprovoked attack. >> this is happening time and time again and day after day. >> i'm coming out now because the american people are still being lied to about the facts. >> tony bobulinski former business partner of the president's son says the media is silencing his part of the story. >> i don't want to be sitting here in december when the are is he indicted and people saying i would have changed my vote. >> aaron judge is the american league single season home run leader. case closed! ♪ ♪ ♪ might as well be walking on the sun ♪ >> ainsley: jacksonville, florida. look at that purple bridge.

brian, you have driven over that how many times. >> brian: you were just there. >> ainsley: i was we were in ponte veed draft everyone is so nice. they love fox news down there which is very refreshing. >> brian: over the bridge the jaguars play and even though they lost this weekend they have revitalized that franchise. they are playing well. >> ainsley: they like the new coach? >> brian: love the new coach. guy with us our security guy he is from filly. so excited they played filly this weekend. >> brian: fell behind by two touchdowns. >> ainsley: i said don't say that you are in jacksonville. >> steve: showed jacksonville and the sunshine state for the a reason. >> ainsley: we are definitely praying for all of our friends in the fort meijer's area. president biden is heading down there this morning to meet the governor ron desantis. >> brian: meanwhile his visit

comes as crews on the ground continue their around the clock search for survivors. >> steve: fox weather correspondent robert ray joins us live from fort myers where most of the damage is. robert? >> yeah, good morning. and you can see this 40-foot vessel behind me. it is crushing a chevy suburban. this is the road that leads to fort myers bridge that leads over to the beach where search and rescue is active right now. there are emergency vehicles that continue to come in here this morning as the death toll rises as we speak. and people that we spoke to yesterday, including officials and folks that are reeling from the loss of life tell us that those rescue operations could continue for another 5 to 7 days. let's watch. >> first responder have been working 24/7 for the past week. in what they call a complicated mission because of the amount of destruction and debris. in the days immediately after the impact, they were pulling

residents out from under the piles of destruction, a daunting and depressing process, even for veteran first responders. >> >> i have been on the job 30 years. tears. tears my first reaction, tears screamed down my face for what this storm meant for my community and for this community that i have served for all these years. [siren] >> for many here loss of home and business is widespread and creating anxiety and intense grief. add on loss of life and the mental anguish is unbearable. >> other thing is losing a dear, dear friend, he was posting on facebook. hey, water is coming in. water is coming. in last post said god am i scared. that was it. like i said, stuff can be replaced. friends can't. >> live back here on the road leading to fort myers beach.

so many people with that sentiment and to hear that first responder to has been at this for three decades describe his emotions guys, this is ongoing. it is fluid still and as you heard the fire chief tell me it is amazing that they are continuing this a week after hurricane ian came in. the search and rescue goes on. pulling, hope flirks survivors out of the rubble. it will go on for another week he thinks as power outages continue to dwindle. they are about 3,000 right now. we are told by the utility companies that by the end of the weekend, they could have power restored in the places that have infrastructure. not situations like this at all. meanwhile, as you mentioned, president biden and the first lady will visit the ground here today and meet with governor ron desantis. as this disaster could be one of the costliest in american his industry. back to you. >> ainsley: robert, with the death toll going up, do you know -- how did the majority

die? was it water-related? >> the storm surge, record storm surge certainly. on the beach just a mile or so down there across the inlet, i mean, we saw surge at some places up to 18 feet. it literally looked like the gulf of mexico. but, yet, did was covering businesses and homes and the beach community. right now, the details are still coming out from officials and we will find out more, i think, in the coming days. but, the storm surge right now is what impacted many people that were injured or lost their life. the winds were intense, too. but when you have water coming n that kind of energy. and you did not evacuate, there is really -- there is really no way to get out of a situation like that. >> steve: robert ray reporting down fort myers, florida where it continues one week later it is still a rescue effort. they are still looking for people who are alive.

>> ainsley: how sad that story of the man who was putting -- i guess he was tweeting or putting on facebook i'm so scared and that was the last time they heard from him. >> steve: just like the nuns we just talked to. >> brian: i know. governor desantis areas a lot of hesitancy when a governor comes. don't stop working. when i show up, don't stop working. that's one thing the president has said in the past it's such a big footprint when they go to a natural disaster. earn feels bad he feels like he is infringing. hopefully they got this down one week later. meanwhile this story, so disturbing, a father visiting his son at a new york college in kidnapsy new york is shot dead after a fight breaks out two homeless men in a lobby. >> ainsley: paul following to be stray bullet. >> duchess county new york executive mark molnar row joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning to all of you,

thanks. randomness so shocking. there used to be called parents weekend now now called family weekend. getting coffee in the lobby of a marriott. checking out. got caught in the crossfire and now he is dead. >> i mean, listen, this is something we can all kind of associate with you get up in the morning innocence was shattered by two individuals by two individuals who quite frankly have a long history of criminal activity known to police. and frankly and sadly a father is gone. a family is without their husband, without their dad, without their friend. this is all too common across new york these days. >> ainsley: what is the deal with homeless men? why were they there? were they in the hotel? took it outside or need not lobby. >> what we think we know this is

ongoing investigation. they were doing some kind of illegal drug. they were hyped up and got into an argument. but these are individuals, frankly, who are, you know, in quotes, homeless. these are drug dealers. someone is reported that a third party rented them a space. these are not placed here by government or paid for by government these are professional criminals who have a long history of crime and are known to law enforcement. >> this devin carol two counts of deadly weapon. burglary. felony served time in prison that is a beautiful college, private college a lot of prestigious people graduated there think that's going to happen on a parent weekend is just unfathomable. what have you noticed about the community and the reaction from

the college? >> well, first, listen, we all pour our hearts out to the family. they have asked for a degree of privacy. of course, we honor that the community is shaken. and while, you know, the victim was -- had no association with the criminals, certainly it is it has shattered the innocence of a college community in and our community as a whole. let me say this very clearly, all of us call new york home and certainly we have seen this in the suburbs of new york. you know, crime is on the rise. via lessons is on the rise. there are people, policymakers and others who live in some sort of alternative reality where they either don't want to admit or accept failure for policies that are making us less safe and more dangerous or too ignorant to understand the violence that people are facing every day in every community. >> steve: mark, exit question my parents ran a hotel for decades. people at hotels knows who is in

the room. did people at that particular merritt, did they know there are homeless guys doing drugs or cooking drugs in the room and if they did, why didn't they call and why didn't they get arrested? >> we believe they didn't. a third party rented the space obviously with ongoing investigation details are going to become very, very clear. there still are many questions. >> steve: who is the third party, marc, do you know? >> it's simply reported that a woman, not associated or somehow associated with the criminals rented the space. i suspect that she, too, is part of the investigation. >> brian: this no cash bail, all plays to it. defunding and defaming the cops all plays to it. upstate new york not immune to it. you have to wonder the people of new york going to be so caught up in the democratic party going to try to look for qualities of life. maybe this is the wake-up call, sadly, but maybe it should be.

marc, thank you so much. >> ainsley: thank you. marc. police also say they searched the building and manuals related to making explosive device and materials potentially used as explosives in one of the hotel rooms i assume that room. i don't know. we are expecting a decision opec plus members this morning as the oil cartel considers deep supply cuts. >> brian: used to be independent. remember those days. gas prices on the rise. national debt climbs to 31 trillion. that's the highest ever. >> steve: jacqui heinrich joins us from the white house. we are back to the putin price hike, right? >> that's what they have been saying guys. good morning to you. opec plus led by the saudis and includes russia expected to announce that cut up to a million barrels per day which will be the largest cut since the beginning of the pandemic and also roughly the same amount that the biden administration has been selling each day from a strategic reserve in order to stabilize gas prices.

so, now, as the reserves are set to come to an end later on this month, the impact or the cut rather would essentially have doubled the impact and potentially send gas prices soaring. the white house confirmed yesterday they have got no plans to continue selling the nation's reserves, which now sit at a 40 year low and all of this has reportedly sent the white house into a full blown panic. several top energy and national security officials went to saudi arabia late last month to try to stop the saudis from doing. this the white house also reportedly asked treasury secretary janet yell ton make the case some gulf state finance ministers that this would be extremely damaging to the global economy and according to one report, the white house even offered to buy back up to 200 million barrels to refill its reserves if opec plus were to hold off on this decision. with the midterms right around the corner, time something terrible for the white house. lately the president has been taking credit for gas prices dropping. now that it's on therise, crick.

>> pete: is the president responsible for gas price going up? >> so, it's a lot more nuanced than that, right? there has been pandemic and there has been putin's war. and putin's war has increased gas prices at the pump. >> meanwhile america's national debt crossed the 31 trillion mark for the first time yesterday just as the fed jacked up interest rates to try to combat record inflation posing another political quagmire to this president whose policies have added $5 trillion to the national deficit. later today the president is going to florida going to tour the destruction from hurricane ian and will be meeting with florida governor ron desantis. back to you guys. >> steve: jacqui, i saw the president looked a little hot under the collar when reporters were yelling questions at him after an event yesterday, but you can understand the frustration on the part of correspond like you. you know, he doesn't take questions.

>> he doesn't. you don't get many opportunities to ask him questions. it's a passing word occasionally on his way in or out. and the way that, you know, his schedule has been, we just aren't able to get close enough to him. even at events we are allowed into to shout a question now. putting the audience between the press and the president which you have to sometimes wonder that is on purpose. fewer and farther between it seems. >> steve: jacqui on the north lawn. >> ainsley: love outfit. carley, she is getting ready for winter. winter is here fall is here. we need to get our coats out. >> carley: there is a chill in the air and heat in my apartment is off. >> steve: call the super. >> carley: mislabeled. most of them are not that super. at least in new york city. >> ainsley: that's great. >> carley: we do have serious news to get to now. the suspect in the waukesha christmas day parade attack is removed from the courtroom for the second day in a row. watch. >> this i realize it may very

well be related to your claim to be a sovereign citizen and. >> sovereign. >> he has interrupted. take him to the next courtroom. >> darrell brooks interrupted yesterday's proceeding more than a dozen times before he was by the drug. accused of driving sufficient through a christmas tree last november leaving six people dead. democrat senate candidate tim ryan is once again trying to distance himself from the president while out on the campaign trail in ohio. >> i'm guessing you are not inviting the president to join you here in the campaign trail any time soon? >> no. i am not. and i'm really not inviting anybody. j.d. has to invite to everybody prop him up, look, brother, you are in a competition. you are in a race. stand on your own two feet. >> high profile senate race between congressman ryan and g.o.p. nominee j.d. vance will play a key role in determining the balance of power in congress. and did you hear about this out

of nyu? new york new york university firing a chemistry professor signing a petition claiming class was too darn difficult. complain about condescending and demands tone. the educator who happens to be one of the most experienced organic chem chemistry proifers students lack of focus got even worse during the pandemic. interesting controversy here. all rise for the new american league home run king aaron judge topped roger mayor his 61 home r run -- maris 61 home run record. take a look at your screen. fan falling into the bullpen after attempting to catch that home run. now the fate of that baseball is in the hands of one lucky fan. his name is corey, one auction house called memory lane reportedly already offered him for that baseball, the dallas

man says he hasn't made a decision on what to do with the ball, so history made and now there is big thing going on with the ball, guys people know your name. >> steve: i hope it's in a bank vault or some place. >> carley: good point, steve. >> carley: congratulations corey. >> brian: keep it with all the money you have taken out of the bank because of the market and under the mattress. >> ainsley: i heard that will cain was at the game and was getting food and missed it. [laughter] carley and todd were saying that this morning with "fox & friends." we want to know if that's true. why would you go get food when the yankees are up for bat? >> brian: hungry? >> ainsley: no, you are going to miss it. >> steve: he missed it. the highlight. >> brian: he can look up at the big board and watch it play again. ainsley: what did he get to eat that's the more important

question. >> brian: coming up straight ahead, the biden administration pushing woke ways on companies across america. how far the left's ideology may soon slip into the workplace. >> ainsley: plus, look who is here, it is kathie lee gifford. she is going to join us live right here on the curvey couch later this hour. janice is doing her makeup. >> steve: uh-oh ♪ she said oh ♪ shut up and dance with me ♪ ♪

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♪ steve the fire department of new york today is set to gave posthumous prey motion to the e.m.s. lieutenant killed in a random attack. >> ainsley: the department honoring alison russo-elling so close to retirement. >> brian: ashley strohmier knows all about it live in long island at the funeral. ashley? >> hey, guys, yeah. that funeral for explain alisonn russo-elling going get underway at 11:00 as preparations have been going on all morning long. russo-elling a world trade center responder on 9/11 bruisely stabbed 19 times in queens grabbing food while she was on duty. police say that attack was completely up provoked. during the funeral service

pro-minnesotaed to captain. the captain saying she was everything we look for in a leader this posthumous promotion deep sign of respect and admiration for all the selfless work she did throughout her career. the nypd commissioner weighing in saying the attack was senseless on on duty e.m.s. assault on our community. she was considered the mother of that station. >> mayor eric adams will be atteattending this funeral as hs expected to speak later on. russo-elling is the 1,158th member of the fdny to die in the line of duty but second to be murdered in the streets in the last five years. fellow paramedic said the 61-year-old russo-elling had a heart of gold and also wanted to make sure everybody got home. she was a mother and

grandmother. she was just about six or seven months away from being able to retire. back to you. >> steve: what a tragic story. ashley, thank you very much for the live report. >> brian: always preventable. people act like they're out of their minds, the assailant. killer. >> fry to pick a soft target. woman 24 years in. wearing a uniform. that set him off because he was institutionalized by somebody in uniform. it is -- just seems so preventable. >> ainsley: you said no one is riding the subway anymore. >> brian: it's not nearly. >> ainsley: as packed as it used to be. scared. >> steve: parents confronted the mayor said you were a cop, take the city streets back, please. >> ainsley: save owf city please and our state. alison russo-elling 61 years old. very close to retirement. we are praying for your family and our thoughts and prayers are with all of y'all. we thank you for all of the service that she did. i know that was a sacrifice for your family and we wish you all all the best.

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>> the devastation total with regards to the interior of all our buildings, but we came out unscathed, really, when you consider the devastation of so many of our neighbors. >> we have a just have to take it day by day. >> we hope and pray that support, all of us come to help them get back on their feet. >> brian: wow, earlier this show we brought you the heart-warming story of a florida resident who opened up her home to a group of nuns after hurricane ian destroyed their church. >> ainsley: with so many sunshine state communities that are just left devastated how can kinds in and faith carrying floridians through this crisis?

>> steve: joining us to react kathie lee gifford. >> good to see you. >> i was just here recently. >> steve: now we have got this to talk about. i heard this story because during the storm my wife and i were talking to joanne and her husband mark. their daughter went to college boston college with our daughter mary. they were talking about how they were not impacted. you know, they were down in naples; however, their church, the convent pretty much destroyed. ultimately ian was shaking people's faith but it could not destroy it. >> no. real faith cannot be destroyed by the storm. that's when you find out faith is real, too. jesus said in this world you will have trouble. but be of good cheer, be of good hearts, be of good hope basically because i have overcome the world i think the hardest things talking to janice dean downstairs.

water connecticut tri-state area. everyone was impacted. >> ask the lord to remind you of what -- the perspective mostly. we lost 200-year-old trees that was their time to go. we didn't lose anything that couldn't be rebuilt. i lost a broadway show that could not be restored because any new show didn't survive the broadway season even that was nothing people lost their lives. people talk about their covid situation. are like in janice dean's situation? did you lose loved ones? it's hard to sit around and have a pity party at times. that's the time to pray. the bible says pray without ceasing i can't even talk without messing it up. and you say how could that be?

you got to sleep. it's an attitude. praying without ceasing. make your life a prayer just a constant prayer. every time i hear a siren lord, i don't know what the story is there whoever is at the beginning or end of that story just be with them. be with them. it's a consciousness, i think. >> ainsley: one of our reporters interviewed someone who said one their friends kept writing things on facebook the water is rising, it's rising, it's rising, the last post he said i'm scared. they never found him. he drowned or he washed away. that's what is so hard to grapple with. these are human beings, moms, dads, grandparents, and that's how they spent their last moment terrified. >> that i can't talk about because we are not there i know i found my husband gone off to a better place when i found him when he had this massive heart

attack. even then when you were tempted to feel sorry for yourself and what you have lost, the lord kept reminding me of where he was and who he was with. and i could rejoice. so, i mean, people say there are no atheists in the fox hole. we don't know that i have never been in a fox hole. i know any time is a good time to reach out and gas grasp the d of god. if you already have a relationship with him you just squeeze tighter. you just do. i truly don't know how anybody can get through a day in their life and i don't judge people for the choices they make, but personally, i can't get through a day in my life without seeking the lord and his will and his i need him. i have been stumbling with jesus since i was 12 years old. i make mistakes every single day. i just -- he is my constant. you know, storms come and go. but he is the same today yesterday and forever.

no matter what you say. >> brian: do you know anyone who lives down there in the fort myers area. >> i have had a home in the keys for 28 years. we just sold it a couple -- i was thinking about it this time of year, every year i start to say oh dear the storms are coming. you gerd yourself for it. lots of friends in the fort myers area and naples area. it's -- you never know whether it's -- yours is the one that is going it make that turn like janice said. everyone thought it was going to tampa next thing you know going to fort myers. car. >> ainsley: i interviewed this soldier bible study. i was in the middle of the war, i believe it was afghanistan. he said it was our fiercest battle yet my wife had just told me she was pregnant. i wanted to go home. what's my alternative. i'm either going to heaven my home there to be with god or going back to the united states and meet my child. either way was beautiful. i'm just going to run toward the

war and just fight my tail off. >> yeah. i really think the best day in a believer's life is the day we die, actually. and we go into -- where the world is perfect. and there is no more tears and no more suffering. our prayers should be for the living who are -- have lost someone that they love. because the bible says to be absent from the body is to be present with the lord. so that's comforting to me. you know. >> steve: that's a time when we need comfort. >> we do. you know what i also did. lord, where do you want me to send some money? i can't get down there. i was in israel for most of the time that the storm was on. what can i do? and he said call franklin graham. call franklin's organization. they get -- they are there so fast and they do it all in the love of the lord. and they have been doing it -- they know how to do it. i work hard. people don't know it i don't want to waste money that goes -- they are having their gala, you

know? just get in the trenches and feed people in the name of the lord. >> ainsley: samaritan's purse. >> brian: you just met carley shimkus a short while ago would you say it's a positive relationship? >> i'm very happy for the little bun in her belly. very exciting. >> brian: exciting thing to say. let yourself show. >> brian: have you talked to her? >> no i think it's probably time. cutest pregnant girl in the whole world. >> carley: you have the gift gift of calm and we need that in this crazy world. thank you for sharing that message. we do have some seriousness to get to here starting with. this a person of interest in a central california kidnapping case is now in custody and in critical condition after attempting to take his own life. authorities are scrambling to find the missing family members of gunpoint including an 8 month old girl. police in merced county are

asking for the public's help because they have no leads on where this family is. the washington, d.c. city council advancing a bill allowing non-citizens to vote in local elections. the move comes as the district deals with a major influx of migrants bused in by border states. one council member saying quote our immigrant members of all statuses like all d.c. residents deserve a right to have a say in their government. a similar measure was put forth in new york city but was struck down. now a unique river rescue in central florida. deputies pulling an american flag from the flooded st. john's river. the sheriff's office warning extremely high water levels affecting homes along the river. the urging the public to avoid this area. and 107-year-old world war ii veteran is honored with a long overdue silver star. watch this.

>> the good lord for looking after me. i made six -- enemy fire and there. >> carley: sergeant first class harold nelson. he was recommended for the nation's second highest military award after spending more than 600 days in active combat during world war ii. now, the paperwork that confirmed this was lost when a military records facility was destroyed in the 1970s. nelson was able to get that star after sharing a letter. his commander wrote to his mother in 1944. how about those details? janice, what an amazing story. >> janice: god bless him. amazing. we love covering stories like that. let's take a look at the weather. shall we? because we have cold temperatures here in new york. 55 right now. 50 in chicago. 50 in fargo and even colder air is set to arrive next couple of days. southwest showers and thunderstorms for you.

the flash flooding potential is going to be there. then a cold front marching across the midwest and behind that that's where we will get really cold air. and we also have the remnants of ian still bringing rain and strong winds to the coast. this will be the last day the sun will come out tomorrow. a song by that name. strong cold front moves in. we could see some snow flurries, yes. it's going to be cold enough for snow in some cases lows into the 20's and that cold front is going to sink as far as south as the gulf coast. there is your forecast today. still very warm over the south. we have that cooler air moving into the midwest and northeast, and watch what happens as we get into thursday, friday, yes there is that cold air and feel like fall for sure. steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> steve: feels like fall in new york. >> we like it. >> thank you, j.d. >> you got it. >> from the big apple to the dessert. lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends in tucson, arizona. dishing it out with voters ahead the midterms. hey, lawrence.

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>> steve: as of yesterday we are as you can see 33 days away from the midterms. and arizona's elections are even hotter than the weather. >> ainsley: latest poll showing republican kari lake closing in on democratic katie hobbes. the difference only one point. republicans blake masters is also challenging democratic incumbent mark kelly for his seat in the senate. >> brian: which is blake matz going to get busy. we don't see much from here. lawrence jones is out in tucson, arizona to see how voters feel about the election. good morning lawrence. >> if you look at the national political ads you think it would be all about personal attacks and what people feel on the federal level. but, when you come to arizona and actually talk with the folks, it's about the kitchen table issues. so, you may have seen early where we had kim on. she talked about the price of

eggs. the eggs have tripled. when you talk about bacon. bacon has doubled. so a plate like this was once $5. it's now $7. unfortunately, she doesn't want to have to pass it onto the customer. but she is willing to cut her margins and her profits just so the customers could get a good meal. all right. >> but i want you to talk with some of my friends that i just met. this is john. john, you have a family of five. and everybody is driving. does that impact your family? >> well, gas is approaching $5 a gallon. it's really taking a hit on any discretionary spending. we have cut back and just watched any family trips and vacations and just trying to watch our spending. and when you think about multiple cars, it's a lot of money. plus, the cost of groceries. it's been -- it's had a big impact on us. >> lawrence: you say the next election is going to be about inflation, inflation, inflation. >> absolutely.

i mean, the inflation has an impact on everything that you do. and it's about the economy for us. >> lawrence: thank you so much. >> i want to move on over to lynette. i was talking to a source on the border patrol. in texas you have seen some of the wall just sit there and rotting on the border. but, they have actually started arizona some of the wall that was sitting to sell that at surplus. you say the number one issue for you is the border. >> border security. it's nonexistent it. doesn't seem to be a priority with washington right now and that's super disappointing for example, mark kelly thought it was important for 87,000 new irs agents to be hired. nothing on the border. how many more border agents are we going to have? >> lawrence: you said something very interesting. you said that you think the media and a lot of the democrats want to make it about abortion. you feel like the people of

arizona are going -- the number one issue for them is going to be the border? >> i think border. the economy especially. i think that some of the money pouring in from other states, funding this campaign, they are trying to make it about abortion. and the people that my circles, it's not about abortion. it's about economy, border issues, and security. >> lawrence: thank you so much. i appreciate it. we continue to hear that a lot. we also have a general manager as well, and you are in the restaurant business. you say it's really hard getting people to work. >> yes. very hard. we run ads all the time and we get people in and it's like one day and then they are gone the next. i believe the unemployment has caused this with this because it's not required for you to get a job. it's just required for you to look for a job. and as long as you show that you looked for a job, you can continue to draw unemployment which, in effect is hurting the small businesses because we

can't compete with unemployment. >> lawrence: wow. thank you so much, ma'am. guys, as you can tell, it's not about the back and forth that you have been hearing from washington. these are simple kitchen table issues. and that's what's gonna decided next election in arizona. as you say it's a deed heat in the governor's race 44 to 43. hobbes is inned advantage right now but that's in the margin of error. send it back to you in new york. >> steve: other number as you just know as the guy just said 5 bucks for gas that weighs largely in people's minds. >> brian: still ahead on our show, five more buses carrying migrants arriving in new york this morning as kathy hochul calls for federal assistance but texas congressman mayra flores says her state deals with migrants every single day with v almost no help. that. 90% effect ive, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older.

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