arthel: qui because a fox news alert six women mysteriously turned up dead within 100 miles of each other all in the last few months. no police in portland, oregon are investigating if they are connected but welcome to another hour of "fox news live" i've arthel neville. eric: hello i would thank you for joining us i'm in church on the police have a lease five of the six victims they have withheld information about exactly what caused their desperate authorities now investigating whether there is a

possible serial killer now on the loose. arthel: senior correspondent claudius in a west coast beer with the very latest on this. what more can you tell us? what's arthel residents are on edge one if a serial killer is preying on vulnerable women there. the bodies as you mentioned of six women have been found within 100 miles of each other on the sides of roads, in the woods or in remote rural areas always in the last four months. the first victim was found in february the most recent last month. 22-year-old ashley was found on may 7 after vanishing at the end of march. 32-year-old joanna speaks and mother of three disappeared at about the same time. her body was found on april 8 for the medical examiner said she died of blunt force trauma to the head and back. her death has been ruled a homicide. remains out bridget webster one

week after gerry perry had disappeared in early march. also on april 24, the body of an unidentified native american woman was found there a freeway in portland. not far from where the first victim had been found back on february 19. kristin smith was just 22-inch she had been missing since december. plays have been tightlipped about evidence believed or possible suspects and aside from joanna speaks we do not how they died. but joanna's sisters said the women's families have been in touch there does to be a common thread among the five identified victims. >> most of them if not all of them have been either homeless, experiencing mental illness, or battling an active addiction. and it seems like there are mutual contacts between the five of them.

cox investigators are not only looking into whether these deaths are the work of a serial killer, but also other vulnerable women are at risk of being attacked in particular women under 40 as all of these victims were. arthel: claudia, thank you very much. eric: arthel come magically out for lunch and relaxing on a saturday in a restaurant and a government rushes that it opens fire those were terrifying moments yesterday new york city a gunman they say fired and they queens restaurant you can see it here. one man was wounded another dragged a child to safety. police are looking for that suspect. cd cotton has the latest on this incident. >> hi eric. a late afternoon lunch interrupted by gunfire, that was the reality for people just trying to grab a bite of food at a restaurant in queens when a man walked in and fired several rounds police sources telling me this was no random attack the terrifying moments just after

3:30 p.m. saturday afternoon were caught on video for the suspect walks into the restaurant wearing a red hoodie, ski mask reaches into his bag and fires his gun in the restaurant counter is customers including small children rushed to find the safety of the suspect continues to fire his weapon as he makes his way behind the counter. shooting at the clerk of police say took a bullet in the behind. police say the shooting stem from a previous incident and the suspect and clerk knew each other. officers said the victim was taken to the hospital and is currently in stable condition. as of right now the number of shootings and shooting victims are on the decline here in the city. year-to-date stats do show increases in grand larceny of vehicles and felony assaults for the acute mention, for the suspect who they say upended a saturday at lunch hour and of course left a man injured. back to you progress all right they give back to you arthel. arthel: prime suspect 2005 disappearance of natalee holloway will be handed over too

interpol force extradition to the u.s. that's the word from authorities in peru where joran van der sloot is doing time on unrelated murder conviction there. the judge says that this is fraud and extortion charges in alabama. charles watson is life outside the house in birmingham with the latest there. >> good afternoon arthel. any day now we could see joran van der sloot on u.s. soil so they can answer to extortion and wire fraud charges. at the federal courthouse here behind you. lawyers tells the associated press the dutch national could be extradited from peru to the u.s. as soon as tuesday. so far peruvian officials have not confirmed estimated nor has the fbi. van der sloot is a prime subject in the disappearance of the granger indicted them an alleged

scheme to extort hallways mother prosecutors say they provide false information about the teen's whereabouts in exchange for $250,000 reward holloway family have been offering. as said it has been a long and painful journey. the persistence of many is going to pay off together we are finally getting justice for natalie. van der sloot was expected to arrive edit set in lima peru. we are told he will undergo a medical test at this new facility will be temporary house at before is headed over too interpol will then handed van der sloot over to the fbi for extradition the exact of this is still unknown. the institute did release a statement saturday addressing the hand overwriting quote in the next few days inp will proceed to hand over the

convicted person to the inter- pro- peru in order to deliver it to the u.s. authorities of the federal bureau of investigation. now van der sloot's lawyer has said van der sloot did not put up a fight to be extradited because the prison conditions in peru are very bad according to them for they say any president in the u.s. is a step up. he obviously is serving the sentence for the murder conviction of a girl in peru in 2010 and the family of natalee holloway help they could get justice. money is extradited to the u.s. arthel: charles watson and birmingham, alabama thank you charles. >> jury selection underway in the trial the former safety officer the marjory stoneman douglas high school and at parkland, florida. prosecutors say the officers that peterson took cover outside the school back in febr february 2018. went inside and killed 17 people. peterson faces seven counts of

felony child neglect along with negligence and perjury he looks forward to clear the. what is this case mean? former homicide detective ted williams joins us now fox news contributor. ted, you know firsthand what it's like to be out on the beat and face the dangers and thr threats. what you think against the case against office peterson? accent got to tell you and over 50 years and doing criminal defense work as a lawyer and an investigator, i have never seen a case against the law enforcement officer on criminal basis. i have seen law enforcement officers charged with a violation of procedures and it being followed up on circumstances. but this officer, scott peterson, the school resource officer had at least 32 years of time on that police force.

according to the government, failed to act. that's going to be one of the keys in this case. the government is going to have to show beyond a reasonable doubt that the action or the interactions of officer peterson is the death of the 70 individuals at that school. eric: he said for example that when the shooting started heat rushed to the building. within the prosecutors say instead of trying to confront the suspect with the service revolver, the video shows him going outside and taking cover. next to another building for 48 minutes. apparently they see peterson instant surveillance video they are turning around. that seems to harm the case. what type of standards you have as a police officer to go and when a suspect is shooting?

>> under the circumstances, if you know where the shooter is you have a duty morally and legally to go in and try to neutralize the shooter. in this case i think you're going to hear testimony from officer peterson as well as other officers on that scene, they did not know where the shooting was coming from. and as a result of that there is a great deal of confusion. deputy peterson's position from what i understand is that he did in fact take cover. but he continued to try to talk on his radio to try to determine the location of the shooter and to provide other officers coming to that seen the locations of the shooter. eric: there seems to be some confusion or there was initially where the shooter was but let's look at the tam line when shooter suspect was pled guilty. enters a building at 2:16 p.m. you see followed through the timeline when the officer meets

at the building. basically six minutes later. and then he arrives the radius say possible shots fired and then he goes to another building for 48 minutes. prosecutors say there's one radio transmission has peterson saying he thanks the shooter is inside it. is that enough? you wait for backup? do it first swat? for the armored swap base to come in that event: by you yourself? >> excellent question. what you are going to have to look at us what with the reasonable officer due under the circumstances question or if you are deputy peterson you don't over the shooter is in your trying to get other police officers some cover to tell them what is going on, you do that with the radio. as you know they charge here him under this stature in florida. they're going to have a heckuva

time proving this under florida law a caregiver is a parent, adult household member or a person responsible for child welfare. none of those things i just said is law enforcement mentioned. they got some problems there. the effective cook took a defensive position and was giving out information. there was some radio commits miscommunications. all the things will come in. the government is a very heavy burden put outside a law enforcement all across the country is looking at this case. we know what happened in texas were law enforcement officers knew that kids are being killed in a school and they failed to go in. they are also looking at this to see what's going happen in the future. eric: will have to see this as a potential precedent but the jury to sort out a lot to go through

here. ted williams thank you print course thank you for your service to law enforcement. ask thank you eric. arthel: ted and eric, searches in iowa have found the body of a missing man in the rubble of a partially collapsed apartment building for the 42-year-old's body was found yesterday, a week after part of the building in downtown davenport collapsed. he is a first confirm death in the disaster. two other men are still unaccounted for. crews say the six-story building is still unstable and they are working with engineers on how to safely search the debris. before we are now honoring some from the nation's capitol allowed boom hurt in the area sunday afternoon to get a loud boom in. d.c. fire and police say there are no coincidence they have no reports for the washington city emergency management seeing any active threat nice and blue skies. beautiful sunday afternoon as you can see in d.c. there are some reports of the

air national guard was conducting defensive drills in the area. you would think maybe they would've had an alert to tell people about that. sometimes authorities do that the state watch out for any planes or helicopters the sort of thing. but fox news has not confirmed that yet. we have reached out to the pentagon and the national guard and will keep you up-to-date to see with that mysterious boom whether it was a sonic boom or something else. arthel: who will keep you posted. meanwhile there is new data showing prices rise as more americans are skipping doses of the medication for our next guest said that can be life-threatening. she is going to share herin solutions for patients on a t tight budget, that is next. how clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment.

hong kong police are poorly dictating some 2000 people at vigils marking 34 years since the tiananmen square massacre brick commemoration of the bloodied crackdown is banned in maine then in hong kong. across the taiwan strait hundreds help that candlelight vigil for human rights organizations are calling on china to take accountability for

the killing of a still unknown number of pro-democracy protesters on june 4 , 89. eric: arthel president biden nearly avoids a debt default crisis he is facing another challenge and that is of course china. china's warship came dangerously close to passing through the taiwan strait. you can see a therapist that just happening days after chinese fighter jet boast one of our surveillance planes. lucas thomason live on the north white house how they ministration is handling this. >> eric come another close call the taiwan strait pretty mentioned chinese worship cutting in front of an american destroyer dangerously close range. many republicans went to see the white house reversed course as a deal with china. >> they are increasingly aggressive. revisionist power bent on displacing us as a dominant power in the pacific. and i believe globally we need to wake up.

projecting weakness by pursuing with the ccp we only invite aggression and they will only continue to test our boundaries. >> it have a video of the incident in the taiwan strait. canadian frigate with journalists and boards with the stern at the uss and film the chinese worship cutting across the bow the american guided missile destroyer dangerously close one or 50 yards with sound farley compared to a football field or two but that is very close on the high seas for the incident taking just hours after biden's defense chief said the u.s. would not be quote bullied by china for the chinese defense minister snubbing austin at a conference in singapore chinese officials that they convince with other biden officials. in fact due from the state department are landing in beijing today on the 34th anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre as you just mentioned national security advisor jake solomon with a rebuttal from senator tom cotton. >> we will i hope soon to see american officials engages sing senior levels with their chinese

counterparts over the coming months. to continue that work. at some point we will see president biden, president xi come back together again progress by the ministration should stop taking at the chinese communist counterparts like lovestruck teenagers. it is embarrassing and it is pathetic. the projects weakness to china. >> republicans say senator cotton wants to see the bite administration spend more money on defense to deter china. >> us boats, they did not have a brakes it's hard to stop them. all right lucas thank you. arthel: pricing the prices of prescription drugs are costing americans their health the cdc reports that over 9 million u.s. adults either skipped a dose of prescribed medication or took a a lower dose than prescribed those adjusting their doses is 18% identify as having fair or poor health.

20% have a disability. so what are the risks of rushing your prescription a spring in fox's medical contributor dr. janette nesheiwat. jet eight this is sad, shocking and really tragic. if you would, and give us examples of the negative impact on one's health or medical condition. are you seeing any real-world consequences in your emergency room? >> hey arthel, yes. it's really heartbreaking especially because they're one of the richest countries in the world. yet i see patients rationing their medicines cutting it in half. maybe taking every other day or skipping it altogether because the rising costs and medic medications. economic inflation does not just affect gas, milk, eggs but impacts all aspects of our lives. for example if you have asthma you need your inhaler otherwise you may struggle to breathe. some of these medicines is life-threatening it's a matter of life and death.

you have to have it. if you have high blood pressure for example you do not take your blood pressure medicine that can result in a stroke which can result in paralysis or a heart attack. i will never forget working in the emergency room one afternoon i had a patient come in with a back injury but i noticed he was breathing heavily in distress it was not related to his back. talk to him to forget what's going on turned out he had a history of diabetes. but he had not been checking his blood sugar he had not been taking his diabetes medicine and quite some time i checked his blood sugar it was over 700 per his blood was acidic he ended up in the icu on a ventilator he almost lost his life. so it can be dangerous and can be life-threatening. that a lot of work to do to help turn this around. >> what is that work? we are america and this should not be happening. what is that work? what can be done to offset this problem?

it's a touch of education making sure you understand if a doctor prescription medication you do need to take it. but not everyone has health insurance. as a matter of fact this report that just came out 25% of people that are not taking their medication do not have health insurance. did you know that 70% almost 70% are taking at least one prescription medication. it is a big deal. what i try to do for my patients i try to pick print out coupons for them to save money whether it's 20 bucks or 50 bucks and i tell my patients always ask for samples. and ask for an alternative if what you are prescribed is too expensive if you're at the pharmacy asked the pharmacist rate discount. if you do have insurance and ponzi self pay rate is cheaper than using insurance. but i think most important is prevention and education for taking care of yourself you can

minimize having diabetes or elevated bread blood pressure high cholesterol the first place. that is why it is so important not to see your doctor when you are ill, we are sick but also for your yearly routine physicals of a catch things early and usually early detection of disease means we can reverse it or we can put you on low dose medications. or maybe no medications at all in some scenarios. arthel: prevention for sure. i was reading it is not that the prices are so much higher, which they are. but that it is a demand for meds to cause a spike to what can you tell me about that? co-pays are expensive. for simple antibiotics will usually cost 12 boxes costing $100 for a corset and alex to treat strep. it's an increasing need an increase in demand, more illnesses, more diseases. if i have does not fill the

prescription or doesn't follow up sometimes or medical condition can worsen like in the case of diabetes or if you're not taking blood thinners. or heart disease. you could end up with worsening conditions. we have to look at all these factors altogether. but i think it is always important to understand keep your follow up with your doctor. number two you do not always have to have health insurance to get medical care. look in your community this a lot of community clinics that help those who are in need, who don't have health insurance for whatever reason they provide you with affordable medical care that's very cheap or free of charge based on your circumstances. it's important to be aware of all this. it is a struggle. it is a challenge. of course a pandemic exacerbated everything and everybody put their medical care on hold and now we are in catch-up mode. arthel: really good advice tried eight. if congress could help out be

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flew out of joint base andrews it shook up the beautiful tranquil sunday afternoon for it folks a bit on their iphones and have the ring doorbells activated recorded the boom. officials say there is no threat to the public. maybe some red faces this afternoon in the pentagon when they realized they cause a scare but it is okay. stick by thank you for the update. right now to big names are expected to jump into the republican race for president former vice president mike pence and former new jersey governor chris christie. both about to join the already crowded primary field. alexandra half as the very latest. eight declared and undeclared cancer to send on the iowa foreground as a part of senator jenny earns roast and ride they're joined by hundreds of motorcyclists about 1000 iowans former vice president mike pence himself took a ride.

this is become a key stop on the iowa caucus trail. next i the dickens out of the radical left. and joe biden brickwork leadership of that virtue signaling or building a brand and ultimately about results. from a battle divided in 2024. of a fight that good fight for you. canada criticized policies in washington spending the southern border but a rather unusual subject came up as well. kim and jon own this was sparked by "truth social" bonds by former president kenneth donald trump where he could graduate the north korean leader for his country being appointed to the world health organization executive board. trump did not attend yesterday's event. but you do not congratulate faldo. let's keep in mind this thug has brought america pretty start and over and over again. this is not something to play with. >> i was surprised to see that.

one kim jon owen is a murderous dictator. >> trumps team righted responding president trump achieve peace through strength and no new wars were started under his presidency. the campaign went on to take a shot at governor desantis considered to be trumps top competitor in the race. race outgrow this week the ap is reporting former new jersey governor chris christie will announce a run on tuesday. multiple reports have north dakota governor i drink the race on the seventh. the same day as former vice president mike pence. there are still more big names in the gop with their options. arthel: alexandra half thank you very much. >> i did not have anything to announce today, rich. but i will tell you we have been very encouraged as we travel around the country. i am just very confident that whatever things look like right now the republican primary voters are going to look at the field, think very deeply about

who can best carry our message and carry majority to victory. eric: that's vice president mike pence speaking to our rich edison in iowa yesterday. mr. pence is expected to formally watch his campaign on wednesday. that of course will pit him against his onetime boss and former running mate, former president trump or the publican field buying for support in the primaries now wide and diverse and growing. political scientist from princeton university. mike pence, what you see as his greatest challenge in the race? >> he has quite a few but i'll start the biggest one. he is the former vice president. that makes it very difficult to draw a contrast on policy unless you really want to talk about january 6 and patriotism and what he did that day when the chain of command broke down any final present sins in that regard.

he does not seem to want too. that policy contrast is a big challenge for him it is a reasonable question the voters have. this really does not happen that much priest jon garner ran against fdr to look at the 1800 election for another example. it's not even just mike pence it is chris christie who ran the transition. it is nikki haley who is trumps you and secretary. i just want to underline the sense in which this is extraordinary to see so many members of a president's former administration running against their former boss as he put it. eric: are they running on trump policies for example but not the truck personality? are they saying we will have the same policies as the former president that in their view worked without the drama? >> i mean that is my guess. you are talking about foreign

policy like nikki haley is you need to do more than just respond to that story in the 20 far new cycle and talk about what you would do that is very different. mike pence michael after trump on abortion. maybe he thanks trump is a little more liberal in that regard but he did appoint three supreme court justices that overturn roe v wade. it is a great question because we are looking at a field that is very much like it was in 2016 it is shaping up to be 10 candidates maybe 15 candidates that voters what to know. tell us exactly what your policy differences are the former president. the reason it is so difficult to particulate between gop primary voters is a lot of those voters frankly like trumps policy. that does not leave a lot of room for someone like mike pence days to appeal to the base of trump conservative voters and

bring in enough moderates to distinguish himself. eric: the former vice president has also talked extensively about january 6 going down to that loading dock refusing to leave the capitol. wanting to fulfill his constitutional duty. he has been hailed to someone who stood fast with the democracy in our country by what he did by certifying the election. how does he navigate the trump base? how do you navigate or thread a needle and that? how much of a slice are the maga trump base versus the whole republican field and the democrats and independents who approve of what he did? >> the maga trump base if you estimate i've seen different poles it is somewhere between 30 and 40%. that is a lot of the trunk. so how do you get this people? i don't know the maga voters your mike pence.

a lot of frankly still believe the lie the 2020 election was stolen. but what you might do to get other conservative voters is make it about leadership and sacrifice and talk about character. and mike pence does have a big story to tell there. and i do think he should lean on his actions on january 6 that make it a big part of the campaign. that is what is very special about him, frankly. the leadership experience in standing up to the former president when no one else would. support lord right it will be a fascinating week. we'll keep on following of course great to see you and thank you for your insight. arthel: eric, tensions rising in the middle east after three israeli soldiers are killed along the egyptian border. the first such incident to happen in more than a decade. new details from trey yingst

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c. prints are expected to make history this week to say the duke of sussex is set to be the first british royal in more than one through 30 years to testify in a legal trial. here he is among a group of celebrities suing the newspapers over an alleged phone hacking scheme for an blessing your to appear as a witness in court that was harry's great great-great-grandfather king edward the seventh back in 1891 for he testified in the slander case that arose from a card g game. arthel: three israeli soldiers on the border guard are dead after exchange fired in the egyptian border. israeli prime minister policy incident a terrorist attack priest calling on egypt to

cooperate in a full investigation. let's go to trey yingst live in jerusalem with the very latest. >> good afternoon. three israeli soldiers were killed yesterday of the egyptian border tears going about the series of events leading up to this incident. in the morning, and egyptian police officer cross the border through an emergency gate in the fence into israeli territory. according to israeli officials briefed to fox news the police officer was carrying an assault rifle and approach israeli position killing two young soldiers productively soldiers did not answer a call from the commander was sent to check on that when israeli forces from their bodies they launched a manhunt for the suspect with the assailant was ultimately located and engage israeli forces in a firefight for the third israeli soldier was killed on a fourth wounded. funerals were held today for the soldiers as israeli officials condemned the attack and vowed to investigate how the shooting took place.

exit incident at the border with egypt is severe and unusual. it will be fully investigated. it will send a clear message to the egyptian government to expect the joint investigation will be complete and thorough. this is part of the joint important security coordination between us taking place for the benefit of both countries over the years. >> this was the most serious security interest and sit on the egyptian border in over a decade already israeli and egyptian officials have agreed to bolster security along the 128-mile border. arthel: trey yingst live from jerusalem thank you very much. support shyness once again suspected trying to access highly classified u.s. intelligence. official says that tells fox news a chinese citizen suspected being chinese spies post as a tourist and try to infiltrate military bases in alaska and receive national security

correspondent jennifer griffin has the story. >> allows the summer to some of the country's most sensitive military bases more fifth-generation fighter jets it anywhere in the world. wealth america's most sophisticated ground-based radar and ballistic missile early warning systems. recently u.s. troops have encountered chinese nationals posing as tourists visiting alaska purportedly to see the northern lights and other attractions bring in instance first reported by usa today, a vehicle carrying several chinese citizens blew past a security checkpoint at fort wainwright in fairbanks, alaska for the chapin chase ensued a drone was shot inside the vehicle alaska senator dan sullivan expressed alarm. >> this is wake-up call we are in a new era of authority and aggressive led by the dictators in china and russia records from the chinese bible and incident in january, the pentagon altered its radar over alaska which had

been focused more on incoming missile threats. senator lisa murkowski said her state is increasingly on the front lines. >> as an alaskan i am so angry. alaska is a first lead on defense for america. the lovely tamara logo resort and claimed she was a tour of her to eight months in prison and deportation. >> fbi director christopher wray said the fbi opens a new chinese espionage case in the u.s. every 12 hours. at the pentagon jennifer griffin fox news. question for thank you with the heat is on the midwest with some states sink record-breaking

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>> a scary moment in chicago at major league baseball game. >> tim takes the ball away. it slightly gets away. nobody can find it. the mystery ball is a sox win. >> well, that's the umpire who was drilled in the face. 96 miles-per-hour fastball. the ball as you can see deflected off his mask, and the runner on third scored giving the white sox the win over the tigers. he appeared to be okay. he did walk off the field. the white house wished him a speedy recovery on twitter. after the game, mlb says he's under evaluation and will stay

off the field until he's given the all-clear. we wish him the very best, absolutely america's favorite past time. arthel? >> arthel: we really hope he's okay. listen, after one hot week, temperatures are dropping across the northeast. meanwhile, the rest of the map just remains red. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz has your forecast for the week ahead. adam? so, am i right? is it a red map? >> adam: there is a lot of red on this map behind me, isn't there? all the way down from the gulf of mexico, stretching up to the midwest, upper midwest, towards canada. a big long line of red. off to the east coast, it's actually below average. temperatures at 66 degrees. off towards the west down to 54 degrees. it is everything kind of lingering in the middle from the southern stretches of the country up to the north, where we're seeing some heat out there this weekend. it is going to continue in the first half of the week. now, this is for your average temperature. everything here in the orange and the yellow and some of those reds is above average. the blues are below average.

seasonally, it is cooler than it should be on the east coast and back across the mountain states. but everything in the middle a good 5 to 10 degrees above average when you look at the yellows. getting closer to the reds, 20 degrees above where you typically would be this time of the year. what does that mean for temperatures? well, along the ohio river valley getting up close to 90 degrees. 88 in cincinnati. close to 90 over in kansas city. it is 90 in minneapolis. so a whole lot of heat, and as i said, it will linger here for the next couple of days. maybe a little bit of swing here and there, but it stays hot. 90 degrees in st. louis. upper 80s for omaha as you get towards your monday. tuesday another very similar forecast. 91 degrees in st. louis. 91 degrees over in kansas city. just off the lake there, in chicago, it stays cooler. a lot of these folks are seeing some extreme heat. now, off on the east coast, i showed you things are a little bit cooler than usual. today topping at 68 degrees in new york city. look at that, 53 degrees in boston.

as we roll through the days, here's some of the heat in the midwest. it is slowly drifting off towards the east. you will warm back up and get closer to average in the days to come. for tomorrow's forecast, you start to see this heat coming. not a big swing there. there's actually a little bit of a low pressure system that's lingering over the northeast, and that's allowing some of these cooler temperatures to kind of hover there. you see it right now. it's been rainy off and on. this is taking you over into monday. this is going to break down. we are going to see some of the heat kind of work its way back over towards the northeast. but yes, arthel, a lot of red on the map. >> arthel: a long hot summer. meteorologist adam klotz, thank you, adam. >> adam: you got it. >> eric: i can't wait for summer, but it's nice to be here in air-conditioning. who invented air-conditioning? how did they start that? [laughter] it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein

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