family at this difficult time. that's it for this edition of media buzz. i'm howard kurt and subscribe to my podcast and we're able to have the mental health discussion regardless on where you are for john fetterman and no uf os shot down during our hour. back here next sunday. >> we begin with lingering health concerns in ohio where some residents say they are still feeling the effects of the chemical spill after train derailed in east palestine two weeks ago. the rail company ceo returned to the epicenter of the toxic crash yesterday promising to help with the cleanup and telling residents there "i'm terribly sorry". hello, everyone. i'm arthel nevil.

hi, sean. >> hi, arthel. anthony blinken met with the counter part yesterday and first meeting since the u.s. shot down the chinese spy balloon two weeks ago and secretary of state told beijing's top diplomat must never happen again and this is beijing supplying vladamir putin with lethal aid to help in his invasion of ukraine. arthel: former president jimmy carter in hospice care at his georgia home after several recent hospital stays and the carter center says mr. carter made the decision to "spend his remaining time at his home". eric: our thoughts with the former president and his family now. we have team fox news coverage on all of this. jonathan is in plains, georgia, near the former president's home. david at the white house with the reaction after the secretary of state's warning to china and

first to lucas tomlinson in east palestine, ohio, with the latest on the train derailment and what the railroad is doing about all it. lucas. reporter: the railway released the following statement "in every conversation today i shared how deeply sorry i am this happened to their home. we're going to do the right things to help east palestine recover andive again. thrive again. these are live images of the area showing the aftermath of the train derailment and devastated the small town of 470 people over the last two weeks and people are scared and other people are not scared, eric they want to press on. they think their tap water is safe, air is safe they're told and kids are back in school since monday and some people don't know what to believe. we spoke to one local resident

here a short time ago. >> you hear a lot. the property values have tanked, i guarantee that. this is -- now this is the realtor big companies and stuff doing all the math, like two-thirds percent already. reporter: norfolk southern handed out thousand dollar checks but only to those living here in east palestine zip code only and not the surrounding areas, like the small towns a few miles south and many wondering about the health risks down the road and we spoke to one lady who saw her animals killed hours after the der derailment. >> we're not getting any help and it's not the financial part of this. that's not going to fix this but it's the principle of it. some of us have closer addresses than some of them with the same zip code. i'm 3.5 miles away and she's a little closer. where's our help and what are people doing for us? we're all downhill and it's coming to us.

reporter: former president donald trump is expected to come here to east palestine on wednesday, eric. eric: about time. lucas, everybody is scared apparently. it's been two weeks or so. what's the situation with the chemicals in the water and in the air? everyone has concerns but not everybody. reporter: that's right, eric not everybody is scared. just a few minutes before joining you on air i spoke to a man that's been director of youth basketball operations here in the town of east palestine and grew up here and said a youth basketball tournament was canceled this weekend and cost him $40,000 in revenue. i mentioned earlier the kids are back in school, they've been in school since monday. he says you have to press on. that if they say the air is clean and water is clean, life does need to return to normal. he said norfolk southern was very helpful with payments, but his big concern is if the kids are at home and they're not out playing basketball and not

getting back to normal, that could have devastating effects, eric. eric: lucas, we hope they get back to normal at some point. could be a long time. wewe'll be hearing from one of e residents as she shah gilani her neighbors are demanding accountability. more coverage on all this here on fox news live. arthel. i eric, thank you. secretary blinken says china's senior foreign minister showed no remorse for violating our air space. in their meeting at munich security conference and lawmakers are seeking answers to synergy home the u.s. has called off the search for the other two objects shot down over alaska and lake huron last weekend. david smunt is live -- spunt live at the white house with more.

david. reporter: hi, arthel. the other objects shot down, administration officials believe they are from private entities and not any other enemy nation states but the question is why are those being forgotten? that's something we still cannot seem to get from this administration. on the chinese spy balloon, they call it a weather balloon, we call it a spy balloon. we know that antony blinken met with his counter part in muay niche, germany -- munich, germany. just a few weeks ago the chinese weren't even taking our phone calls and see where we've come in a couple few weeks and china is engaging with the white house while the president and his team tell china what happened is unacceptable and secretary blinken met with the communist giant's foreign minister and yi called the response to the spy craft absurd and hysterical. >> what i can tell you is this was a opportunity to speak very clearly and very directly about the fact that china sent a

surveillance balloon over our territory violating our sovereignty and international law. i told them quite simply that that was unacceptable and can never happen again. reporter: but newly minted 2024 presidential candidate former south carolina governor un ambassador ni nikki haley took e rhetoric up a notch. >> they're lying about the balloon just like covid and time to stop being reactionary and start being aggressive and let chai that know what we expect of them. >> president biden plans to speak to his co counter part xi jinping and this was a abuse of use of force and violation of customary international practice in the international civil aviation co covenant and china deplores and strongly protests. this comes from the chinese side

and china continues to say the united states has done the same thing with these types of balloons all though u.s. administration officials say that is just a complete lie. not true. arthel. arthel: a lot of hot air across the board. david, thank you. >> you're welcome. arthel: eric. eric: that's indication that beijing may help supply lethal weapons to russia. bring in gordon change off the collapse of china and tech war and senior fellow of the gate stone institute here in new york. gordon wang, the foreign minister rebuffed blinken and ridiculed washington. how do you characterize the chinese stance? >> the chinese stance is un-relents hostility and whether we're talking about a spy balloon or anything else, this is china's stance. it doses this almost every single day with hostility in its ppropaganda, and we americans ae

not paying attention to this. in may 2019, they even declared a "people's war" on us and we decided that it wasn't really a big deal. so really what we've got to do is understand what the chinese say and listen to what they say because as james lily, a american ambassador to beijing said, the chinese telegraph their punches. they're doing this, eric, to establish a justification to strike america. eric: to strike america and not just potentially taiwan? >> yes, i mean clearly what we saw was a balloon going over our most sensitive sites. all the air force bases where there's nuclear deterrent. offet air force is the home of nuclear weapons command and the conclusion must be they're planning a first or second strike on the united states with their most destructive weapons. eric: gordon, that seems very

awill remembering talking about a first strike with nuclear weapons from china. first of all why and second how do we prevent that? >> they threatened to do that because they don't want us to intervene if they attack iowa hawkeyes wan, japan -- taiwan, japan, philippines or whatever. president pure tone average tin's threat -- we heard nuke threats from both china and north korea. so i think they do intend to make the threats to use their nuclear weapons before or shortly after invading. eric: speaking of ukraine, beijing may start supplying lethal aid to putin for this horrendous invasion and catastrophe he's caused and what will that do and how will that ramp up the tensions if beijing does jump in? >> well, beijing has already jumped in from the very beginning of the war. chai china's been supplying

military assistance and it was the location that china obtained and ukraine using chinese-made drones and the russians could take out ukrainian drone operators and there's this report that dji, the chinese drone maker has supplied drones to the wagner group of russia, that's involved in the war. china has been involved in helping russia across the board whether talking about elevated commodity purchases to support and finance the russian war effort or talking about diplomatic or propaganda support. this administration is issuing warning to china and they kipling knowing them and the chinese will continue to supply military assistance. we need to stop issuing hollow warnings and imposing costs on china for clearly being on russia's side in the ukraine war. eric: what type of price should they pay? what should we start doing? we heard nikki haley in a sound byte a moment ago saying we need

to be more aggressive in dealing with china. what do you suggest? >> i suggest cutting relations across the board. our response, there's a menu of stuff we can do weather trade investment, technical assistance cooperation agreements with china, we should just start cutting this and it should be disproportionate and american policymakers for decades loved the idea of proportionate responses and they think that avoids escalation but, you know, those policies have not worked, and we need to impress upon the chinese that we're serious in defending our allies, friends, and united states because so far the chinese don't think we're going to protect ourselves. eric: finally, gordon, clearly the chinese lie and beijing is full of it. look at the spokesman for the government tweeted out about ukraine. "china is not a party to the ukraine crisis but we've not set oddly buyer or added fuel to the fire. everything china has done is aimed at facilitating peace

through dialogue and for a safer world and sovereignty and territorial of all countries must be respected and principle of sovereignty is the cornerstone of contemporary international order". sovereignty sending balloons over us. >> there's no question about it. china obviously doesn't want ukraine to protect its own sovereignty. china green lighted the ukraine invasion and that's evident from the 5,300 joint statement that china and russia issued on february 420 days before russia's invasion and that's when china and russia declared no limits partnership and biden administration sees all that china is doing to support russia and doesn't do anything. yes, the chinese will continue to be on the other side and they'll be there until we impose whatever cost. i'd love to cut trade and investment. i'd las love to it can he beiny cal cooperation and close their four consulates in the u.s. and we need to cut back and show

china we're serious. eric: gordon chang with a chilling warning about china that we must do more. gordon, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you, eric. eric: arthel. arthel: tributes are pouring in for former president jimmy carter. the 39th president and oldest living former president has chosen to receive hospice care at his georgia home. the carter center says the move comes after recent hospital visits and jonathan serri is live in plains, georgia, where president carter lives. reporter: yeah, arthel, information out of the carter center that the former president founded in 1982. that nonprofit saying he has chosen to spend the rest of his time at home and in care receiving hospice care at home and comes after a series of

hospital stays according to the nonprofit and adds he has the full support of his family and medical team. his grandson jason said saturday i saw both of my grandparents yesterday and they're at peace and as always their home is full of love. back in 2015, mr. carter underwent treatment for melanoma that spread to his liver and brain, a devout christian and continued to teach sunday school and explained to congr congregad visitors he was at ease with whatever came and responded well to the treatment and was able to continue an active schedule working on international health and peace initiatives through the carter center delivering lectures and town halls at emery university and volunteers with habitat for humanity and organization ceo issue add statement saying we pray for his comfort and for their peace and that the carter family experiences the joy of their relationships with each other and with god at this time.

the spokesperson for the secret service tweeted rest easy, mr. president. we will be forever by your side. at 98, jimmy carter has lived longer than any other u.s. president. arthel. arthel: yeah, it's indeed a delicate, emotional, and sacred time for the family. jonathan, of course our prayers and peace and love to president carter and his entire family. thanks, jonathan. eric. eric: we extend our very best wishing to the former president and his family. a remarkable life. two tragic crime stories for both sides of the country to tell you about coming up. in philadelphia, u.s. marshal say they arrested a teenager, a teenage boy this morning in connection with the shooting death of a police officer at temple university. in the west coast of los angeles, a bishop who's known as a peacemaker, he was also shot and killed. we'll have more on both those stories and we are monitoring the health of former president jimmy carter as we continue here

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in critical condition. the gunfire stretched over two separate nearby locations. police say they don't have a solid description of the suspect or suspects and say it is right now unclear what led up to this carnage. arthel: tragedy in philadelphia, eric, after a temple university police officer is shot and killed in the line of duty last night. a suspect is in custody less than 24 hours after it happened and the officer tried to stop a carjacking near the university campus last night. we're joined live with the latest. alexis what can you tell us? reporter: hi, arthel, this morning the teen suspect was arrested and behind bars facing murder charges and we got new information on him. the 18-year-old was just identified by authorities just about a few moments ago and i want to show you the picture of the suspect being taken into

custody and he was identified as miles feffer and investigates used the fallen officer's handcuffs to make that arrest. he was taken into the philadelphia homicide unit earlier this morning and check it out here, arthel, the long line of police cars supporting him in and a show of support for the fallen police officer taking the suspect into custody and temple police -- temple university police officer christopher david was shot near campus and the hours after the officer's death they're grateful he's off the str streets and law enforcement grieve the loss of one of their own. >> we had officer fitzgerald's handcuffs on him and placed on the suspect bringing him back to police headquarter as few minutes ago. that's a tradition that we do

any time there's a fallen officer and thought it was important to remember officer fitzgerald by placing hi cuffs on the suspect. reporter: philadelphia mayor is distraught over the shooting tweeting he's heart broken and outraged of the shooting and death of temple university police officer and the city of philadelphia joins the temple community in mourning. my deepest condolences to his family and loved ones. we know a vigil is planned for today for the fallen police officer as the philadelphia police and investigators are expected to announce more on these charges but just reading through the documents we got, they believe this 18-year-old suspect was the one trying to commit the carjacking when the shot was fired. arthel. arthel: very tragic. alexis mcadams, thank you. eric. eric: arthel, he was known as the peace maker and shot and killed in a mysterious assault and arch bishop of los angeles and the body of 68-year-old david o connell discovered in

the suburb of hacienda heights yesterday afternoon. police have no suspect and they don't have a motive. live from los angeles with the very latest on this case. christina. reporter: i eric, it's a -- hi, eric it's a mystery and no details on the suspect what led up to the shooting and we know bishop david o co o'connell serg the los angeles bishop for 45 years found dead with a gunshot wound in the upper torso yesterday east of los angeles and deputies responded to the home after someone report add person was not breathing. authority haves not called o'connell's death a homicide. few detail haves been released on this case, but officials do say that they do not believe the community is at risk. >> we don't believe there's any kind of threat for the public. we're very early in the investigation but we don't believe there's a threat to the

public. >> vigils have been held to honor the auxiliary bishop and born in ireland in 1953 and ordained to serve the arch diocese in 1969 and he was mentioned today at sunday mass in new york from church leaders touching on all this on going violence. >> i heard early this morning, my brother bishop, the auxiliary bishop of los angeles, david o'connell shot down on the streets of los angeles. he was renowned for his work with gangs repgangs.you want me to keep go? i didn't think so. >> arch bishop jose gomez release add statement on o'connell and said "he was a peacemaker with a heart for the poor and immigrant and he had a passion for building a community where the sanctity and dignity of every human life was honored

and protected". he was a good friend and i'll miss him great life-threatening and we -- greatly and we all will and pray for me and bishop dave and ireland again and authorities calling the bishop's death suspicious and no word on what led up to the shooting or even whether a weapon was recovered at the scene. eric. eric: trial judge i did. i did -- tragedy, christina, thank you. arthel: voigt the community and promising to make the community whole and the mayor said "we intend to hold him to that". the resident that had to take her granddaughter to the emergency room days after the derailment.u ♪ anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference.

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arthel: back to east palestine, ohio, where cleanup efforts continue after the train derailment and chemical spill there two weeks ago.

people who live near the contaminated area are worried, angry and frustrated at the lack of answers. one of them, our next guest, her name is debbie foster, and she's demanding accountability. fir of all, ms. foster, how is your granddaughter doing? >> she's doing well. she had a really bad sore threat and respiratory issues, and we took her in and we can't say definitely that it's due to that, but the timing was right around there. my husband -- arthel: how are you and your husband? i understand you're both still living in your home; right? >> correct. correct. we are actually right out of the evacuation area, right on the edge. my husband last week was complaining of headaches. we have rental property, one of our duplexes is right in front of where the railroad is, and i

went down there the day after the evacuation and i was down there maybe 10 or 15 minutes checking it out, i felt like i had like sand in my throat, and i had a sore throat a couple days after that. arthel: so you got to stay in your home, have any provisions have been offered to you? >> no provisions have been offered. we will, i mean, if it were up to me personally, i would definitely move but my husband has rental property in the town. we do own our house and he's not going anywhere. neither will i. arthel: of course. well, what about drinking water? do you feel that it's safe where you are? we're hoping it is and listening to the epa and what they're saying. i guess in you have a well, that's when you really need to be concerned. we're on city water, but we are using bottled water. i'm not -- we're going to get our water tested personally on

orion for orion peace of mind and we'll continue to do that. arthel: norfolk southern ceo allen shaw promised the company is here to stay until the village is made whole. do you believe that and what will it take to make you whole? >> i hope they do. do i -- it's something they'll have to do long term and this town will need long-term testing and a lot of people who don't want to stay and really can't blame them. they have young kids. i don't know that if i have young kids, that would be a concern for me and what are we subjecting them to? but i hope that they would. whether they will, we'll have to see.

arthel: what will you do in the interim until that promise is fulfilled? >> i guess just continue to test. epa is doing testing on the water and saying it's okay and they're testing the air and that supposedly is okay. a major concern for me would be the water and i think they should have dredged the creeks going out because, you know, it's spreading into other communities. the other communities like darlington, they evacuated that, but they don't seem to be helping those different connecting areas, which i would be very upset about if i lived there. arthel: your mayor trent conaway seems to be working diligently on your behalf and the rest of the residents there. do you feel confident he'll continue to get the answers he's pushing for? >> oh, absolutely. he is actually doing a phenomenal job. i can't even imagine what he's

gone through. also our fire department, our fire chief, they have been kind of our connection to what's going on and we're not seeing or hearing much and we had a town's meeting and he did conduct it very well and kind of kept everybody under control, but i think they're doing a phenomenal job and i believe they will continue to. arthel: well, it take as village, you live in a village, and seems the village is coming together to demand answers and support each other. debbie foster from east palestine, ohio. good luck to you, your husband, family, granddaughter and everyone else there. thank you for joining us. >> yeah, thank you for having me on. arthel: eric eric: arthel, president biden will be in poland since one year of launching war of aggression

against jew crane from russia. ukraine from russia and saying that support will continue as lon as it takes. un-relenting barrage of kharkiv came under fire today and a barrage of attacks from russian forces and secretary of state antony blinken expressed deep concern as we've reported, china may possibly provide lethal supplies to russia. steve is live in the capitol with the latest. hi, steve. reporter: eric, it's an intense heavy artillery going on and russian offensive trying to take ground and made incremental advances in heavy cost and personnel and turning much of the landscape. towns and villages into a waste land. >> i don't understand. why do they shoot at the hospitals and our homes.

people suffer. probably they want to force us out of the city from houses. from the hospital so we will treat people. i keep wondering but i don't know. >> meantime secretary of state anthony blinken issue add career warning to -- issued a clear warning to china not to provide aid to russia for the war in ukraine. >> i shared with him was a growing concern on our part that china is considering providing lethal support to russia in its aggression to ukraine and i made clear from president biden from president xi that would have serious consequences if our own relationship. reporter: one item making a difference in the fighting of the east and western tanks and several hundred promised to ukraine and it'll be several weeks before the tanks are actually in the field including the german way and meantime president biden expected in poland this week and the one

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arthel: no sign of slowing down where the migrant surge at the southern border rages on and democrats are pledging to boycott the house judiciary committees second border crisis hearing this week. they were not informed about the hearing they say, which will be in the border community of yuma, arizona. lawmakers on both sides visiting the border this past week as agents continue to see historic numbers of people seeking asylum. senior correspondent casey segal

live in mission, texas. casey, is this a case of a lot of finger pointing? what's happening? reporter: arthel, that seems to be the case and that's what a lot of residents down here feel and also people who work the border daily. talking about historic numbers of known got aways and people that successfully evade law enforcement and that figure at more than 1.2 million since the start of this crisis and that is across the entire southern border for fiscal year -- since fiscal year 2021. agents say in just the last week, there's been more than 12,000 of the got aways. fox news embedding with texas dps and they're here working side by side with overwhelmed agents under governor abbott's operation lone star program using canines, brush teams, traverse the thick vegetation and saw grass where cartels and migrants try and hide. dps images show how some narcotics are smuggled over and

stuffed in backpacks and carried over ports of entry and continue to be refined by the cartels. >> we have empowered the cartels to no point in time in history and they're able to chew a lot more off operationally based on the amount of wealth that we have allowed them to accumulate over the past 2.5 years. reporter: now, interestingly migration experts expect to see refugees from turkey and syria turning up here any time fleeing catastrophe from the recent earthquake. officials say that is because word is out globally that the southern border of the united states is wide open. next thursday the house judiciary committee will hold its second border hearing saying down in yuma, arizona, that only republicans will be in attendance and the exit tee's democrat -- committee's democrats say they were not consulted about the hearing and calling it a stunt. arthel. arthel: oh, boy.

casey stege l live in mission, texas. eric: images show migrants trying to avoid capture by crossing through ranches and storm drains as you can see there going through private property. authorities say some of the migrants even have backpacks stuffed with illegal drugs. last month the numbers were down. science reporter say the biden administration policies are working, but are they? former border patrol chief and deputy commissioner is here and also former acting ice director. first, commissioner, good to see you. let's talk about the republican committee hearing, the judiciary committee hearing in yuma, arizona. they'll be convene in the city counsel chambers there. what do you expect they'll find out this week?

>> i expect they'll hear from the people of yuma about the burden they've been carrying for the last two years based on policy changes this administration made on day one. yuma has been a hot spot during this time for this entire time. lots of people. there were reports that the mayor declare add state of emergency there and they had thousands and thousands of people coming across the border just there. yuma only has 100,000 people as residents there so it's a very small town as it relates to what goes on at the border, but they're up against it because all the last two years they've been dealing with the large influx of migrants, many are being released by cvp in arizona and to come to whatever destination they desire to come to in the united states. i think the people of, you know, elected officials will complain and asking it resources and -- for resources and hopefully they'll get someone from the border patrol to tell them how difficult things have been when they stopped putting the wall up

and the policy changes were made and how long it took them to catch up and still historically high numbers at southwest border and hopefully they'll see that firsthand. it's very strange that the democrats want to talk about having solutions to problems and the border has been a problem for the last two years and they've not gone to the field hearings or set a field hearing in charge and one coming up five days away. it's not on the other side of the planet. it's in our country and in arizona at the border and they can't seem to find their way there and send people to congress to solve problems and one of the ways they do that is investigate through hearings and oversight to find out how to fix problems and not going orb acting like -- eric: yeah, the democrats say what the republicans are doing is a stunt, you know, they're just doing show and tell. >> the american people need to know what hi colleagues in cvp

and are dealing with is useful in and of itself and hearing details and sharing solutions of what the local towns and cities need, even if the policy isn't changed and that would be worthy and those people are sent to washington to represent their con stitch june seizure disorderses and include -- constituencies including yuma, arizona. eric: while the president said they're scrapping the border wall, the administration ask actually rebuilding some of the border wall in yuma. the local officials there, the humanitarian officials say the numbers are down. they saw about 30,000 cross in december just about 11,000 this past month so the numbers are down. can the administration take a page from their own play book if they're rebuilding the wall? it's called the yuma gap. it's seen about 1,000 a day go through and now officials say it is down about 300 or less. can the administration take a

page from that? why are they closing the yuma gap in yuma but not the rest of the border? >> very ironic, isn't it? maybe they listened to someone on the ground that's been in the border patrol for more than five minutes and see with their own eyes the effectiveness of barriers and enforcement regime in a place like yuma and closing the gaps will help my former colleagues in the border patrol. it's terrible that it took them two years to figure this out, but i'm glad they're taking stems to help my former colleagues. >> yeah, i said about a thousand a day. down to 300. eric: down to 30. does that show that a wall works when there's a yuma gap, 1,000 flowing through and put the wall up and now they say it's down to 30 people. what finally -- finally, what lesson can we learn from that? >> walls work and data shows and everyone knows it. eric: walls work. the agents know it and data shows it. that's -- that may be all you need to know. ron vitiello, thank you for joining us here on fox news. >> thank you.

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arthel: a puppy was saved in a

dramatic rescue on a busy freeway in los angeles. the pup was darting through traffic on the interstate 5 during the morning rush hour and this is happening yesterday. you see it here. driver try to box in the dog and grab it, but of course the puppy was too scared to stop. at just the right moment, a woman opens up her car door and the doggy jumps right in. that was amber stride, she's a cardiac nurse who was on her way home from work her family saw the rescue unfold live and contacted the station later that day. >> my foot was off the pedal and it was just coasting. >> she he did not want anything to do with it and i open it had right as it was running and poof.

arthel: the dog is about a year old and no collar or tag or chip and amber is hoping to reunit the puppy with its owner soon. nice ending and hopefully he can reunit with the owner. eric: our congratulations to amber and wonder humanitarian and showing the dog on television and the onlier will recognize the pup and come forward. isn't that wonderful? arthel: really is. really is. by the way, if you're looking for something to check out. make sure to watch the daytona 500 starts at 2:30 p.m. eastern on fox. so that'll be fun to watch. meantime keep it here for more news and eric and i will come back at 4:30 -- 4:00 eastern time. time. if not we ma t then. stay righthim here. he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. overdraft assist from chase.

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>> one person is dead and ten others wounded in sc outskirts f memphis tennessee. welcome to fox news live i'm mike wan male. -- emanuel. charles watson is life with the latest, hello, charles. charles: hell yeah, mike, what we know so far the shootings happened at two separate location that is police say are nearby and