government, universities in the private sector. not always doing it for the money but they do it for an american of course the freedom to pursue great and worthy intellectual challenges,. >> art thanks dan that's it for this week schober thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. we hope to see you right here next week. arthel: the crisis at our southern border expected to spiral further out of control and for days when title 42 silent restrictions are lifted. a huge number of migrants now lining up waiting to cross into the u.s. welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news alive i'm arthel neville hi brian per. >> c4 and i am brian everett sean. border agents are already seeing a surge in some of the busiest sectors of putting more pressure on overwhelmed shelters appeared former border patrol chief scott

is standing by with a look at just how bad the crisis may get. we have fox news team coverage great lucas tomlinson out with the bite administration plans for the looming search. but first bill melugin at ground zero of the crisis. he is live at the border in eagle pass, texas. bill, what is the latest? >> brian good afternoon to you. there are in estimated tens of thousands of migrants who are waiting and mexico on the other side of the river right now. what are they waiting for? four days from the dropping of title 42 they believe will be the green light for them to cross illegally into the u.s. but already we are getting huge illegal crossings particular to this video or team shot early this morning here in eagle pass or drone team as you can see a group of well over 100 migrants have crossed illegally in the morning whether pretty border patrol had to give them space blankets as they call them in an effort to keep them warm. most of them single adults in cuba, colombia and nicaragua. we are seeing very few little

kids anymore very few family units like we are seeing it last summer but that wasn't the only group today look at the second piece of video. before the sun came up this morning we had another group of about 280 that crossed illegally here in eagle pass for this del rio sector has been getting absently hammered in recent weeks and months. just since october this sector has seen over 118,000 illegal crossing a source tells us. that is up 56% over the same time last year. last year set the all-time record. we'll take out to arizona another major fentanyl bust out their particular cut these images cbp port of entry in arizona officers they are seizing 200 30,000 fentanyl pills, 62 pounds of a myth went 13 pounds of cocaine in three separate smuggling incidents. listen to this, since last thursday the single port of entry received almost 2 million fentanyl pills.

we will take you down to yuma, arizona. take a look at these border patrol out when the open desert east finding these two abandoned backpacks loaded up with meth. 90 pounds of meth of the street value of over $150,000 just goes to show there are people trying to backpack that deadly product into the united states. back out here live dhs is projecting if and when title 42 finally drops we can see upward of 15000 illegal crossings per day, just to put that in perspective we are usually between six and 8000 for now. that means we are potentially looking at a doubling of the already historic situation will send it back to you. >> bill melugin in eagle pass, texas, thanks bill. arthel: bill and brian the white house insisting the end of title 42 does not mean the border is open. in fact despite what currents are saying the administration does have a plan.

lucas tomlinson alive at the white house nor with more on that. lucas what more can you tell us? >> white house also insist president biden has called on the work on the southern border despite encounters with over 2 million migrants in the southern border in the past year. now a federal appeals court here in washington last night ruled title 42 would not be extended. it supposed to expire on wednesday. the white house responding to that court decision in a statement saying quote to be clear, the lifting of title 42 public health order does not mean the border is open. we have a robust effort underway to manage the border in a safe, orderly, and humane way. instead of playing political games, republican officials should provide the funding the president requested for border security management. norming democrats acknowledge it's not working. cumbersome henry cuellar borders the large swath of texas border mexico contradicted the white house and called the border open not close.

senior tim kaine spoke normally prevented. >> was a burden on the shoulders of this congress. kirk's own things the immigrations working up to broken. >> next week so entry very challenging and very hard. most adjusters border officials say title 42 has not extended the number of migrants coming to the southern border is expected to double in the coming days, arthel. parks are bigger problems lucas tomlinson, thank you. before it meantime the record migrants urge not slowing down the southern border at the clock ticks a cloak search of the end of the trump era title 42 silent restrictions but border officials are hoping congress will act fast. >> it needs to be a long-term solution. but right now there is not there is not a long-term solution of the federal government allowing this to take place.

it is not their priority. so until there's something put in place an effective strategy on immigration policy we are not going to the decrease in the numbers. not just the people voluntarily seeking asylum but those trying to get away and avoid capture that's the main concern right there. >> hot spring and rodney scott former border chiefs also distinguished senior fellow for border security of the texas public policy foundation. rodney thank you so much for being here today. let's get right and put up these numbers easily border got away estimates of the last three fiscal years. you can see it is up 10 times at 599,000 migrants have evaded capture we think that is just an estimate. the number was 60000 in 2020. when you look what is coming on the barrel here in four days i am warning from your experience what does it look like on the ground for border patrol agents? what is that they are going to be facing in four days?

>> thank you for having me on pretty want to touch on those guideways real quick the theft of the old fashion swag estimate those reported are documented got a ways. but that does not count of the hundreds of miles of border that are left open right now. that is the real threats. the agents today are extremely frustrated there seconds or the processing. they know literally it's almost a distraction the cartels have total operational control border. >> if you're still in charge the border patrol now what are you telling your men and women in terms strategically how do you handle this with the resources we have right now? parks and fortune of this demonstration took away a lot of tools i had when i was chief. when i was chiefly trying to prioritize responses based on the biggest threats. we always had some people try to face the use of fraudulent claims for asylum to sneak in. but we had tools in place to hold them outside the country.

this administration has taken every enforcement tool away from the agents pretty look congress should support their additional funding from the border. as a ton of funding for the border security and border wall they took it away now they want to build welcome centers and speed up the process of people coming across the border. a cycle and solve the problem is going to give the cartel and endless flow of migrants used as a distraction. i will date myself here you member smokey and the bandit, this mass migration is a black trans am the real threat is in the truck that's of the cartels re- across the border behind these asylum-seekers. so far i want to talk about the border patrol secretary. one exchange they asked him essentially what they are going to do and about him saying the border was secure. he said he has never said the border is secure. let's play a clip talking to

congress just last month. cooks secretary do you continue to maintain the border is secure? >> yes and we are working day in and day out to enhance its security congressmen. pick something you sing with their the border is secure pretty got to say this, rodney, he used to be your boss. when you left you said quote you learn very quickly not to trust mayorkas paired his statements and what he said in public and privately jibed. >> correct. he said the border secure since back in march of 2021 for i corrected him and his staff in them and told him the evidence did not support that statement they wanted me too say it as well. they know it is a lie. he continues to repeat that lie. border patrol agents called him on it when he lied again to their face and said he never said it. this guy cannot be trusted he needs to be removed from office. >> you think are moving someone like him and the height of a crisis would help?

>> it's not going to help the border situation for the only reason i say that this a ministrations going to put another person and that it's going to follow the same guidelines. there needs to be standards in place. policy differences i get. but lying to the american public and lying to congress under oath should not be tolerated. do not care what your party is the truth is not partisan. >> were talking you had a magic wand what would you need to be able to handle that on the border right now? what's needed to handle that right now? >> you got to stop the flow. we have found solutions to stop the flow over the years are not that complicated. you have to have consequences for illegally entering the united states yet be quickly and immediately removed. depression is to put on mexico to enforce their own laws and stop the flow before it's coming up. we proved all the stuff worked in the last administration it can be turned on again overnight

you will see the flow completely diminished. >> are going to see something of never seen before is that your estimation in four days? is it going to shock us even though we seen these images grow quickly? works i do not know what's going to shock america anymore. the 8000 are infallible. we cannot see the real threats. that's was come to the huge open sections of desert across the rio grande where there is no agents. i think it's going to take some major catastrophe for people to wake up. it is out of control now but it's going to get worse if you can even fathom that. >> rodney scott thank you for your time too. >> thank you, merry christmas break. >> you to come arthel. arthel: alright brian thank you. nearly five weeks have passed since fort university of idaho students were murdered. we are learning more about the search for a white hyundai that could be linked to the case. matt is live in moscow, idaho with more details.

>> arthel police tell us they're combing through 22000 registered white hyundai's here and idaho in washington region. today marks the end of eight notable chapter on this ongoing investigation for the fall semester came to an end yesterday. the campus has basically cleared out for this semester it will forever be marked by the heinous quadruple homicide of four students here. for students who are not returning home to their loved ones. one of those students was scheduled to walk across the stage and graduate. that obviously did not happen. here on campus and online there is speculation and concern perhaps this case is growing cold. spoke one-on-one with moscow police they explained to us why they are not releasing a lot of information. >> information is such a powerful tool when it comes to finding out who did this and making an arrest.

we do not want to jeopardize that information at all. even if it means we do have frustrated people in the community and we have frustrated families we have to stay true to that course. that is what will get justice in the end. >> and this afternoon the killer or killers are still on the loose. the tidbit that given the public is to be on the lookout for the 2011 through 2013 white hundred a long tour. they say the car was quote there at the scene or near the scene. they need to talk to whomever was in the car or the driver it is notable perhaps concerning that right now at this hour that driver has not come forward. that car is still at large. >> is thinking the same thing. whoever owns that car drives that car they know who they are. matt finn live in idaho, thank

you. >> the latest installment in the twitter files draw saga dropping yesterday elon musk releasing his sixth batch of internal documents. they show how close of the fbi work for social media giant on with the feds called election misinformation on the platform. alexandria hoff has more from washington. >> in the sixth installment of the so-called twitter files matt taibbi shows acts like a subsidiary. list of pre-flagged accounts and taking action. he called the contact constant and pervasive really goes on the fbi create a social media task force notice fti effort. time and has swelled to 80 agents. november of 2022 there's over 150 e-mails between the fbi informant twitter trust and safety chief. taibbi provide examples of lists

passed over to twitter from the fbi of accounts that quote may warrant additional action. implied in this case of actions taken against chosen accounts. according to the fbi twitter was under no obligation to carry those actions out. the fbi regularly engages with private sector entities to provide information specific to identified foreign malign influence actors subversive covid or criminal activities. private sector entities independently make decisions about what if any action they take on their platforms for their customers after the fbi has notified them. twitter's internal communications have been released over two weeks now. the latest document that may be the last for some time. thank you, arthel. arthel: all right brian, it's a habit i'm sorry guys.

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listen to the corner telling fox news television host sharon osbourne is in the hospital after suffering a medical emergency and apollo police chief said a 911 call came in around 6:30 p.m. last night present osborne condition is not known. report says she was filming a tv show when she fell ill. the seven year old had a health scare about two years ago when she briefly hospitalized for covid. she has also caring for her rockstar husband ozzy osbourne who suffers from parkinson's and had major operation in june of course wasn't sharon osborne and her family well. >> disgrace ftx founder sam abatement free to still being held in the bahamas on fraud charges and awaiting extradition to the united states.

so far he is the only one indicted in the stunning collapse of the crypto exchange last month with speculation growing over who else from his inner circle could be next. charles watson live in atlanta obsolete brian there's a lot of attention on sam and who could possibly face charges when you talk about his parents and his girlfriend who you mentioned who has really become a centerpiece she is of course of bankman fried hedge fund. which appropriated billions of dollars of belonging to ftx customers. money isn't now allegedly missing. legal experts say could be the key that cracks the case wide open take a listen. she was the head of alameda research bridge to the extent has been alleged about the funds the customer funds chosen in

charge of the think it's a game, set, match for spf. >> bankman fried parents could also find themselves in legal jeopardy after lawn fishes and officials in charge, bankman fried parents of a stanford law professors are tangled in ftx operations ahead of its collapse or meantime the democratic congressional campaign committee confirms to fox news it is withholding $250,000 worth of allegedly illegal campaign contributions made by bankman fried. spokesperson we are awaiting for further guidance from the government on what to do their money based on legal proceedings. we had from massachusetts rep on fox to lose live earlier days during the same. >> are not going to return money to a criminal sitting in jail right now.

i am holding that money to make creditors of ftx whole. i'm awaiting guidance from the department of justice how best to do that. >> o'brien, we know bankman fried donated around $40 million to democrats last election cy cycle. he has also said he made significant contributions to the campaign republicans there could be a lot of politicians on both sides who have to give money back, brian. 's report charles watson live in atlanta, charles thank you. >> i find the analogy of crypto to be that of gambling and speculation. that's exactly what we described in york stock exchange 150 years ago. and what happened was because of the nature of the risk we have regulated it. we need to regulate this. this promises some kind of different issue it's not a cyst on the regulated wild west and it will go on and on and on. that is former fdf spokesperson

kevin alert testifying before congress this week on regulating the crypto market comes a celebrities endorse items on the marketplace are now facing legal action stars like tom brady, larry david have been named in a class action lawsuit over the ftx crypto collapse. others are being sued over nft's that were sold for big bucks but have since nosedived in value. but most defense attorney from the prosecutor. so bob, why and how are these celebrities being held liable? it's just an allegation and a lawsuit. there's no judgments or jury verdicts against them requiring them to pay money. however these plaintiffs adapt lamentably light on the representations of these celebrities to invest their money with ftx crypto currency. that would make the but think

about this ftx appears to have no money. of celebrities worth hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars in combined assets. if they start this lawsuit process and it survives the summary judgment motion to dismiss which means it moves forward is what happens is discovered. you'd have to turn over e-mails, text messages, witnesses were called to testify under oath. that could expose a celebrities where they have been made have been told look, or not going to pay it when crypto regarded cash for this as long as you speak highly of our product without doing any investment with it. that could open them up to civil ramifications for short. arthel: interesting for the celebrity endorsed in question was the yacht club. by the way the entry price for in january just in january was just side shot of tuna $66000. today it is down 72% when you can get in for around $73600.

but, wouldn't celebrities have some level of protection from product endorsement? we say they could face some kind of civil liability progress product endorsement is one thing. honestly you're shooting a commercial and asking people and talking investment advice there may be disclaimers on the bottom this is not an investment advice consult a professional. but as your prior completely unregulated. this is a wild, wild west. people on internet trading and investing in things that have to them some value and some argue have no value. we are walking a fine line here but i do agree with mr. o'leary who testified before congress it has to be regulated so people can be adequately protected so the sec can levy fines and things of that nature to protect investors and protect people they are not suing celebrities hoping there's going to be again a recouping of their money.

arthel: you know a lot of people are not good out of it no regulation. there in a pet of the. meanwhile celebrity interns connate soup founder sam bankman fried for lying to them and misrepresenting his products and or other ftx in general? >> was going to happen associate ton of finger pointing way producing the celebrities pointing at mr. bankman fried you're going to say listen this was an endorsement deal we have contracts. we don't know if they're doing illegal things we are unaware of it. but as is it earlier that is where the discovery takes place but if they knew was some pump and dump that can be proven that they knew there could be liability. as was pointed out in the prior reporting the other executives including his girlfriend, potentially his parents, absolutely. they knew what was going on and participated this they furthered this in a conspiracy they can absolutely be charged with where to start happening as people going to start talking. people are going to lawyer up,

they're going to talk to the government but when that happens with a clear picture of who is responsible, who is going to be arres going to be charged and potential ways to get back to him the money so potential investors are made whole or partially whole again. >> too that point. if i were one of those people which i'm not, i would be thinking of surely going to lawyer up there also going to start shoveling whatever money they have into some sort of invisible accounts. they will claim broke how can we stop that from happening? what sets were the department of justice comes in. they are so very good about when the people start talking bird there's a paper trail for these types of cash values you're talking pretension the crypto universe of hiding crypto they would have unattainable. again the department of justice hasn't many weapons they can used to track these types of transactions. to ensure people are not hiding money from one, the government to a callback situation of the government would get the money

back to restitution. i would think d.o.j.'s. >> real money. whatever bank accounts they have. >> they will be frozen. the minute you start getting investigated by the department of justice they think you are a target of the investigation they will freeze all assets at a given time. you will not be able to get any access them without the permission. arthel: got a defense of any former prosecutor, bob good to see you again. take care. >> thanks arthel. shannon: of the loot to rsv took over too strickler and the common cold, the fight to stay healthy this winter is tougher than ever. could this surge last for weeks or even months? dr. marc siegel will share his thoughts next.

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arthel: a dramatic shift in national security strategy by one of america's closest allies in asia. japan is boosting its military capabilities and it is facing increasing threats from china. under the new plan trip animal doubled military spending the next five years but this is japan's biggest military overalls and is adopted a new constitution after world war ii which put tight restrictions on defense spending. the u.s. has urged tokyo to ramp up its capabilities. >> historic surge of respiratory illnesses is causing hospitals to be overrun with patients. the bulk of those cases due to the triple democrat of the flu rsv and covid as well as strep throat. some medical experts may believe flu season may be peaking. others predict waves of outbreaks until spring. let's bring in doctor marty siegel fox news contributor

professor of medicine. dr. kagan let's bring up the chart from the cdc. this shows that we are talking about in terms of the flu season. that line on the far left is a yellow bird that is this season you can see a peak way earlier compared to the last decade of flu seasons. what do you make of what we are seeing in the data dr. siegel? just because it peaks it looks like cases are coming down for does this mean we're out of the woods earlier what you think? >> you know, historically bryant both have been tripping some years it peaks early we are out of the woods earlier. other years it stays with us. over the last two weeks we are still seeing over 30,000 new cases of flu. i am not convinced we are out of the woods yet prevent over 150,000 hospitalizations of flu. most of the elderly some the very young. here is why because we were not exposed to flu the last couple of years and now our immune systems are suddenly sing it

again. we are seeing a pretty severe flu. look, the good news is it's flu shot actually matches it well this year. i would encourage our vendors not have the flu shot yet to absently get it. we are not out of the woods yet this is extremely early. to give you an idea flu season usually peaks of the end of january. now, one more bit of good news is rsv which we've been talking about a lot in our young children was definitely dropping for the number of cases is one half over the past week what it was the prior week. that is good news but again we can with respiratory viruses including covid. the one i'm most keeping my eye on right now is still flu plus rsv and a little bit of an uptick in covid especially the elderly. >> of how the numbers spike across the board for all three illnesses after families got together thanks giving way. families are already in some instances together now for the holidays. what is your advice how people can keep themselves safe? >> brent also with the advice you would give.

do not go out if you are sick. people are going everywhere coughing. i just got off the plane was a guy coughing for nine hours i've finally asked him to put on a mass that's not going to help that much. masks help a little if you have the flu vaccine that helps against flu if you are in a high-risk group having a covid booster makes sense especially if you've not had covid recently or not it any other shots. all this is common sense. especially staying home if you are sick. and another thing if you're going to go to a gathering of high-risk people there which a lot of people are, you think you might have been exposed to coveted or you might have a significant take a rapid test the same with the flow we have rapid flu tests. those are things i think are proper precautions. the government mandates are the problem. they have caused a lot of fatigue and people are skeptical. i do not like the mandates at all but like the recommendations. >> dock is this the new normal

lease three respiratory illnesses happening covid become part of the everyday life going forward? i'm asking this because i've got family member still wanting to wear masks even indoors with her own family. i'm wondering if you recommend that if me telling them this is the right thing to do. >> no, i do not think this is the new normal. we are moving toward a blitz work covid is going to become more part of things. i think it was a great step forward a huge treatment for proof got to figure out a better vaccine. i like this but we can do better with the same with the flu shot. i think we're getting rhea custom sink respiratory viruses we have not seen in a while. i do not think people wearing masks indoors with people they know makes a lot of sense. here is the thing. i would never tell someone not to wear a mask. if someone feels more comfortable wearing one or if they are immunocompromised, high-risk, overweight or elderly

they should do what makes them feel comfortable. the new normal is going to be the old normal is just not there yet. >> quickly doctor do think this triple dammit goes into march? before then do we start seeing and easing on the cases and the numbers? >> replacing easing on the cases before then. my prediction rsv is already on its way down. we usually see young children all get it by now. and now they have i think they are blanketed with it. think the flu will peak in january be on its way down. "but also i'm not expecting a big surge in the spring on covid. especially if i get elderly people at risk to take the vaccine. the ones most at risk to be taking it. i think we are not going to have a bad spring but i do think with especially your point about the holidays we need to be very careful right now. hugs and doubt about it for dr. marc siegel happy holidays thank you so much for joining us, appreciate you. >> always great, thank you. arthel: brand, a debate are the ultimate penalty now raging in

oregon after the democratic governor commuted the sentences of all 17 people on the states death row. critics on both sides of the issue speaking out of the controversial decision. christina coleman following this forest joins us now live, christina. >> arthel, oregon's democratic governor kate brown called the death penalty dysfunctional and immoral part with only few weeks left in office she was her powers to commit the sentences of 17 inmates on death row with life in prison without parole the governor also noted she has continued the states moratorium on executions that she took office in 2015 but she said quote i have long believed that justice is not advanced by taking a life. the state should not be in the business of executing people, even if a terrible crime place them in prison. oregon is not had a death row execution since 1997 page one of 15 states that is not executed anyone in the last five years. other states include nevada and

at least now 23 states do not authorize the death penalty. cursed gradually there has been a chipping away at the death penalty as more people have come to recognize its many flaws the risk of executing innocent people. the incredible amounts of money spent on death sentences that do not need to be spent because a life prison is a sentencing option. ask ruth and joshua will no longer be on death row under the governor's new order. the father and son pair were convicted of bombing a bank just south of portland that killed two oregon police officers back in 2008 sprayed the cities and mayor and loved ones of some murder victims are commonly governors move wrong and an injustice. a statement this mayor said quote i was shocked and angered to learn governor brown unilaterally can be of the death sentences of the two murderers who committed these terrible crimes against our police

officers in our community without consultation or parent consideration of victims, the city and the woodburn police department. oregon's house republican leader also expressed her frustration. >> my heart hurts for the victims families, the victims of the death row inmates. democrat leadership in oregon led by kate brown cares more about criminals than victims. i think what she is done this week just underlines that tracks the governor's order just went into effect on wednesday. >> alright christina coleman, thank you. quick students at an elite private college are staging a protest demanding they all get a's as their final course grade. how the school is responding, next too.

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>> 2022 is been a busy year for airport security. the tsa says officers found a record number of firearms at security checkpoints just over 6300 guns. that's nearly 10% more than last year. the agency also says 88% the guns they found were loaded. when your mind anyone holiday season that firearms must be flown in checked baggage but anyone caught with a gun on their carry on bag could be fined up to $15000. >> oh boy, brian thank you. students at an elite new york city college are demanding a's for everyone this year. the movement called occupied the new school is a long list of demand that includes firing school board members and turning university presidents house into communal property. alexis and mcadams is live with more on the story. alexis, what's going on there?

what sounds like a pretty good deal you telling teachers you've got to give me an a and hopefully that's the case with this. as a lighting fighting. the students want to take the school to their own hand. here new york city telling teachers at the university how this should be graded and not backing down until they get a's. here is a look at the new school it's an expensive private new york city university at the center of the big controversy. the students hand over 16 demands of the staff after their teachers went on a month-long strike for better pay and benefits for the students were fine with that then peru and the staff came back to class they then demanded something in return from the university, blaming that strike for a major disruption in their learning. at the top of the list a better cafeteria food and they say they should all get a's as the students also want a refund on some of their tuition due to this big disruption. >> i just do not know how realistic that could be. i would honestly love to have a cut of my tuition for the class

i my loss. but i just don't know how realistic that is. >> they did loose a big chunk of class time was a lot when the teachers were on strike for the student body is focused on changing the grading policy at the university, explaining that their grades should not be impacted by their attendance. usually to show up to class as part of the grading experience there but we did reach out to the new school they never received tailstock fox news there and listen closely to the student concerns but saves up to the faculty and how the going to conducting grade their courses. which is always six of the teacher in the closet. arthel he said he always got a as you would've had a secret i have to ask brian would you have to ask? like i told just kidding i did not always get all a's. [laughter] i can ask right now for brian for laughing he did not get all a's is got to tell you better tell the truth that's all i'm saying progresso put them on the spot by. >> i decent gravesite a's and bees come on now. and i do agree with tuition

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deployed troops and military families. meteorologist rick was there when santa did a practice run on fox and friends this morning. santa is skilled. quicksand has a lot of skills are see them coming in now he's going to land right here in the target area. watch santa go pretty is looking really good. >> that looks fast. slide in landing how about santa? that is awesome. santa you've got some skills how did you know how to do that? >> i will tell you what all these years the north pole all the elves that take us up when they are flying, rudolph has a blast i jumped off his back onto the ground lots of training. >> not only a sleigh it's also parachuting in. you've got gifts coming behind you pretty don't have any on the that's coming right after for kids going to be here later today. >> only tell you the north pole is incredibly proud of the entire community that is come together to bring toys, a light

of hope for this community. the elves, all the helpers we've had a blast prepping. santa's beard stayed on pretty well there. operation toy drop has been held in north carolina almost every year since 1998. organizers say they expect to hand out thousands of toys this year. you think rick had a chance to jump out of the airplane he decided not to? >> he did not even consider t that. i don't blame him. by the way, i'm going to call sandra write to him and ask him to give you a bigger present from me too you. because i accidentally called you eric earlier. i have to make it up to you my dear brian. >> i cannot wait to see thathen part all right, thank you arthel loveted you. arthel: i love you.

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