>> a traffic nightmare for millions of people on the east coast. right now no end in sight. the i-95 highway shut down about directions in philadelphia after part of the highway as you can see collapse this morning. massive plumes of smoke billowing over the roadway after a tanker truck caught fire right beneath the overpass. welcome to another hour of "fox news live". i am eric sean green hi arthur. >> hello everyone i am arthel neville. crews were out there for hours battling the flames.

philadelphia fire department says after the initial fire broke out gas lines kept exploding underground. a state transportation official say this is likely to shut down i-95 indefinitely. this philadelphian agrees. >> i was woken up to nothing but text messages, phone calls. i had no idea what was going on i got dressed and came out and looked down and i smelled a smoky smell and i was like damn dude it would be a rough couple of weeks is not getting fixed tomorrow. eric: most important roots in the northeast, cb is here with us. >> both lanes of i-95 are closed in northeast philadelphia as crews work on the bridge collapse. at an official seen a tanker truck caught fire under i-95 and northeast philadelphia near cottman avenue causing the northbound overpass to collapse and now 7 miles of i-95 north

and southbound are closed. officials are warning other streets near the bridge could be closed as crews continue the cleanup. this happening on one of the oldest and most traveled routes. emergency dispatchers were reportedly notified just before 6:30 a.m. this morning. firefighters arriving to the aftermath to assess the damage seen portions of northbound lanes reduced to rubble. fire was under control around an hour later 7:30 a.m. this morning u.s. secretary of transportation pete buttigieg saying federal resources are going into action to offer any assistance that u.s. dot can provide to help with recovery and reconstruction local officials are telling people to brace for a long haul in getting interstate fixed as first responders learn about the scope of the damage they realized they had a hazmat situation on their hands, listen. >> our companies arrived and it

was immediately upgraded to a hazmat response, a hazmat stolen location trying to ascertain because we have reports that it could've been a few will or whatever. we do not know that were still investigating. >> monday mornings commute will come with new headaches for drivers as people are told to stay away from the area and find alternate routes telling fox news on average more than 150,000 vehicles travel on i-95 north and southbound lanes every single day. right now no word on any injuries. the scale of the damage means there could be weeks of repairs and as we've been talking about there are going to be hiccups for people summer travel plans. eric: that highway is like an artery for the northeast. a lot of detours. thank you. arthel: thank you. there is tragedy in the skies today. a child reportedly died on board

a turkish airlines flight heading to new york city. according to hungarian news mti the plane took off from his temple this morning, reports say an 11 year-old boy lost consciousness as short time later in the flight made an emergency landing in budapest paramedics to the scenes could not save the boy. the nationality in exactly what happened still unclear. meanwhile a scary moment for passengers on a delta flight from new york to los angeles. the plane had to make a quick landing in utah because of a technical issue. moments later the plane slide accidentally deployed a member of the hospital. let's go live in l.a. with the very latest get what can you tell us? it tells us there was no emergency landing and some outlets have reported nor was the thing deborah did due to the slide but when you talk to the folks were on board with the time like the passenger who sent

us this photo it was quite a shock some describing as an explosion. if you look closely allied is post open to the outside of the plane and smashed inside at the delta said it was deployed by accident. the flight left around 7:00 a.m. headed for l.a. and at some point in the middle of the fight pilots decided to land in salt lake city to sort out a maintenance issue. as they were getting ready to depart utah, that is when one of the planes inflatable slides deployed without warning when the plane was at the gate. we spoke with aviation expert in here to describe what it would be like inside the plane to happen. >> the slide on airplanes is designed to deploy very rapidly and filled with nitrogen carbon dioxide. when these things go up it's almost like an airbag in your car and there in a matter of

seconds, this thing is fully deployed and it's been that way so passengers can deploy. >> one crew member was taken to hospital after doctors check them out they were released, they rebooked on to another plane. arthel: can you imagine the nerves that were rattled today my goodness. >> the noise alone. arthel: thank you. eric: president biden is responding to the allegations of pay by play involving his family. looking to rev up the 2024 election campaign in pennsylvania. lucas tomlinson is wrapped up on the north lawn of the white house. >> president biden denied those obligations at a press conference late last week. republicans on the house oversight committee for the alleged bribes can be much bigger of $10 million. >> no doubt in my mind that this president is corrupt.

i feel unless we rounded impeachment i don't think the fbi or the d.o.j. is going to do their job and hold them to the same standard of justice. >> joe biden wants to give donald trump a death sentence for documents. he is facing hundreds of years for mishandling documents and they want him to die in jail. hillary clinton standing free today. she's bragging about the two-tier justice system of justice. >> republicans talk about taking matters into their own hands president biden remains under federal investigation into his handling of classified materials as well. his son hunter in a separate investigation into an alleged tax scheme and purchasing the handgun under the influence of drugs and as he admitted smoking crack every 15 minutes he also had a relationship with his late brother's widow even democrats say they want a full investigation into this matter to. >> i think is very important that the special counsel to a thorough investigation to

determine whether president biden will fully concealed classified information and knew that he was doing it. that's a cool distinction between mr. trump and former vice president pens, president biden and secretary clinton. >> as you mentioned off the top president biden held his first reelection in philadelphia, hopefully those were completed i-95 or people won't be able to get there. eric: he is coming from the south so maybe he'll be able to do as the president. >> he will probably be fine but people attending the rally. >> is going to be a mess in philadelphia for now sadly area thank you. arthel: the biden administration confirm that china has been running spy operations in cuba 100 miles from american shores and students 19. the administration had denied wall street journal reports that cuba agreed to host a spy base

for china, this all comes amid tensions between beijing and washington they are at a boiling point because of china spying on the u.s., joining me jamila jaber found an executor of the national security institute. we have to go through the first what is going on in cuba with a chinese spy operation and why the back into the headlines now. >> an interesting story by a newspaper that the chinese had agreed with the cubans to put a few billion dollars to put a spy station on cuba. the biden administration said the report was inaccurate and came back and said we inherited this issue from the trump administration in the spy station has been there since 2019. unclear on the administrations position of what's going on with the spy station, how long, what it's doing and what they're doing to get it off the island 90 miles off the florida coast. arthel: why would the biden

administration say at first this reporting is inaccurate to turn around and say don't worry it's real now, we inherited the problem it seems like a suspicious flip-flop. is it that were some way to protect the security operation that we should not be talking so freely about, what is going on. >> it is really hard to know. this is like the spy building. if you remember the biden administration set at first this is the first time we've seen this and then they backtracked and said multiple spy balloons of the prior administration that had been reported. it's unclear if they're saying the report that was going to be a new station was inaccurate and had been there for a while, they did clarify it's been there for a while, if it is true, why have two administrations including the current administration allow a major administration off 90 miles of the coast that the troubling thing and no explanation from the administration other than saying we're engaging in diplomatic

efforts to find out what they're going to do to push back on the fact. arthel: doesn't the u.s. have spy capabilities based in cuba? >> we have a guantanamo bay naval station that we have on a long-term lease from cuba and a number of facilities including the detention of terrorist and we have a spy installations around the globe both in our country and allied countries and spy satellites. the chinese have the same it's not surprising but what is important is the close distance into the united states mainland coming so soon this report after the chinese by balloon why didn't this conversation come up during the spy building inc incident. members of congress seemed surprised and concerned about the administration reaction that's concerning if they have a fully informed congress of what's going on in the island as well. >> it, intention when i first read the report and thinking what's going on and we all want to get to the bottom of this. let me play some sound from general robert spalding a former china strategist for the

chairman of the joint chiefs, let's listen in we will talk about it. >> in cuba they would be looking and listening to our military aircraft ships are doing in the area of the atlantic ocean. it is significant, it is a concern primarily because i believe if they are to invade taiwan they're going to create a distraction and a good place to have a distraction is cuba. arthel: he says they are to invade taiwan they are probably going to create some kind of distraction and a good place to have a distraction is cuba. the sounds omnibus, sounds premeditated. what should the u.s. do? >> we should push back aggressively and say we will not accept the chinese by insulation 90 miles off our coast. we had concerning incidents in the last few days, chinese worship, and front of a u.s. warship going to the taiwan straits in open waters, rc 135

harassed by a chinese fighter jet a couple days earlier in the context of president biden saying maybe it's time for us on the relationship to get better with china and he said the cia director over to china to meet with the chinese leadership and jake sullivan for senior chinese leadership indiana. at the same time at the white house saying it's time to thaw things with china the harassing military vehicles and upping the spy game 90 miles off of our coast that is concerning something we need to push back on much more aggressively. arthel: you some expert saying don't worry china does not want a war with the u.s. but china wants taiwan, where is the setting? >> president biden said will defend with american military troops if necessary in the three times he said that the white house staff has said what he meant were get a sense applies but the truth is the chinese

clearly are getting aggressive with us, the question when will we tell chinese you need to stay away from taiwan be very clear not unambiguous and going back and forth to the president saying one thing and jake sullivan saying another. we need to be clear and forthright, tell the chinese we will defend taiwan if it comes to that and they better not cross that line. arthel: you of all people realize there are certain things the public does not k have to kw specific details but what the public does need is to feel that things are in order the administration has a handle on it so there is a way to communicate without giving away the secrets. we need to have confidence that something is being done to keep us protected. >> that is right 100% spot on. arthel: i wasn't looking for that i was looking for your take. i'll leave it there, really i always appreciate your expertise on the subject. we will talk soon, thank you, have a good rest of the day. >> thank you for having me on.

eric: a search and rescue mission underway in egypt for three british tours who are missing. they disappeared after scuba diving boat first into flames. the fire in this video force people to jump overboard as the man is doing. trey yingst live with more on the missing tours. >> good afternoon as search underway for three missing british tourist who were off the coast of egypt went about fire occurred. we know the diving vessel had around 18 passengers, ten crew members and two additional guides when an electrical fire began another ship in the red sea came to rescue the passengers as flames engulfed their boat, most jumped overboard and saved but three are still unaccounted for a local egyptian official indicated search and rescue operation ongoing the same official cited investigation will be conducted into the exact

cause of the fire. this is the second tourist tragedy in egypt this week. on thursday russian man visiting a red sea resort town was killed by a shark, video capture the event unfolding as a man's girlfriend was able to escape, locals caught and killed the tiger shark where it took place tourism accounts for 5% of annual gdp these incidents not only have a human impact but an economic one. eric: thank you so much. arthel: the steep price to get a college degree is about to get higher how inflation is playing a huge role in student loan o debt. f t two weeks. uh... here i'll take that. -everyone: woo hoo! ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar. enter the nourishing moments giveaway for a chance to win $10,000. need relief for tired, achy feet? or the energy to keep working?

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eric: college tuition come to the steeper price steeping federal loans climbed from 4.99% to 5.50% as you can see, some borrowers seen a brief pause during the pandemic but it's going up, interest and payment set to resume at the end of the summer. last year the average student loan was $436, going up to 621 or bachelors degree, why?

politics cofounder is going to bring us up-to-date on all of this. it's unbelievable how high-priced colleges are why does it cost so much to get a diploma. >> i think per usual when you look at the root cause and traces back to the government got involved in higher education and with the free market decades we've seen tuition prices climb three times the rate of inflation since the 1970s. while it's been exasperated by the current issues of inflation and the federal reserve continuing to rise interest-rate to get a hold of everything that they did in 20 and 21 this is not a new phenomenon, college has been greatly outpacing the rate of return for some time we have seen the college degrees have lost their value in you stand to make one point to million dollars on average with a college degree than somebody who doesn't get one, that is an average and skewed by people who

become doctors and lawyers and other high earning prevention that should never have required a college degree or going to things that won't end up paying 30 or $40000 a year in the market for return for what they're paying for at the institutions. eric: would go under the hood the other question is why did the increase so much past inflation did everything else then education center, the national center for education studies you said three times more since 1980 the average has got up five times more like 1100%, as you said is the government professor salaries, insurance or are they spending money on things that they should be doing. >> basically what you had the government has come in and subsidize demand so the schools have been duly divorced from actual free market and incentive accountability they have been able to jacked the rates up far more than what the average

person could pay i'm a perfect example $40000 a year bmi parents could never have afforded without student loans and never would've done so if the government would've been deflating the demand colleges can keep jack in the rates up higher than what they can afford to do and the chickens don't come home to roost for years later another piece of research for every dollar the federal government has spent for student loans college has raised their tuition by 60 cents. we know throwing money at the problem would make things worse if you were to come in and cancel student debt there is no doubt in my mind that the colleges and universities can continue to build more expensive and pay their administration and their needs to be rocketing with the institutions and a lot of them have lied to people they have inflated their rates and told student still make a lot more was student degrees and when they're buried in debt the colleges never have to answer

for the fact that they sold a false bill of goods this is something the trump administration floated several years ago and they should be more on the hook when their degrees are indeed upper bankruptcy where they can't pay their debt. many things should not be degrees with a bit of research that shows fewer than 50% of people should be working in the field that they get their degree in, many people five years after graduation are working jobs that don't require college degrees, we need to quit pushing everybody and inflating demand and the supply side would have to come down they would have to reduce the rates. eric: we see the protest about canceling student debt other studies say the price has gone down but that has not helped the students who incur so much debt, the supreme court potentially is going to rule next month on the president's plan to forgive $20000 of debt. do you think that is a good idea and what do you say to those

people who say they're questioning me with the unbelievable interest rates it is so unfair they should've made it far more fair with the college ship program. >> i don't think that is unfair you decided to take out a loan. it's arguable many of the are under age 25 and machine brain and the prefrontal cortex is not fully developed into how the couple understanding of what they're signing onto a pushback that the average person who has student that is being buried in this the average payment is $250 and the second job to pay that and i think you have a responsibility to do or say what you're going to do and pay your bills, that being said i live that out and paid my bills my parents and i paid my bills and i would never let a child of mine going to school and take on this debt i would do a lot more to advocate against that and educate them but to forgive student debt is a regressive policy. this is something where you are

taking for people american taxpayers who have not gone to college and on average are going to earn less than a million dollars compared to the people that got diplomas going to force them to subsidize these loans, that is very regressive and we know this would mostly benefit people who are doctors and lawyers who have masters degrees and got a lot more schooling. i think it's very unfair and i think if you did that you would have to keep doing it and be on the pathway to making college free and i think that would further devalue these degrees in the long run. >> think of all the people who had spent a lot of their own money for college while others may be forgiven. we will find out more and see what the supreme court finds on july of base politics, good to see you. thank you. arthel: this is an incredible story out of amazon jungle where for colombian children were oculus lee survived a plane crash that unfortunately killed their mom and then they survived 40 days in the jungle.

the families of the oldest child a 13-year-old girl had enough survival skills to keep her siblings alive. one of them in and fit, alexandria hoff with a remarkable story. >> at minimum this is the survival story of the decade columbia's president credit the teachings of the children's family for their astonishing ability to persevere in the dangerous jungle for six weeks. officials revealed the children ages 13, nine, four and 11 -month-old lived off of cassava flour pulled from the plane and fruits and harvest season, the siblings are members of the indigenous total people so the older ones were skilled in navigating the amazon. on friday the forward located and hoisted into helicopters. the rescue took place 3 miles from where the small plane that

they were traveling with her mother, a pilot and copilot crashed on may 1 after suffering engine failure. the bodies of the adults were located with the wreckage but the children were not there sparking an intensive search operation that included 150 military soldiers and volunteers from the indigenous community. those are groups at odds, dogs assisted as well in crews led by footprints and items left behind like a diaper the voice of the children's grandmother was played from helicopters directed them to stay put. here is the children's family as they reacted to the news that they had been found. the family says despite being malnourished, dehydrated and suffered from bug bites the children are in good health to spend the next two weeks recovering at the military hospital where the columbia president paid a visit saying that they prevailed like children of the jungle. the children's grandmother told reporters after dealing with the pain of losing her daughter she is now in need of holding young to her grin children. >> thank you so much. >> what is story.

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[inaudible] this is a different case what is frustrating it's not necessarily a problem with what the media does with the videos in the photographs and how it's manipulated in some way that is harmful. >> that is the idaho district judge and brian kohlberg are who is accused of murdering for university of idaho students last november. the debate over cameras in court part of a larger record for media outlets and victims families to lift his gag order on the high-profile trial. doug's burns is here, he is a former federal prosecutor. doug let's go here, what is the argument for a gag order in the argument against it?

>> gag orders are always about balance. you have the argument against the free-speech rights of those who want to talk about the case, the lawyers and the victims families and others. the freedom of the press right in the first amendment as well for those in the media that want to report on the case. the arguments against it are unfair potential prejudiced for the defendant in the sense if people are commenting about the evidence that could be miss characterizations of the evidence and argument you don't want to prejudiced potential jurors in the case. it's balancing on both cases they are fairly compelling. arthel: they are, the judge is considering and as he does so to lift the gag order in this case. in the end what do you think factors would weigh heavily on this decision. every case is different, what about this case?

>> i myself have adjusted my view of gag orders a little bit initially i was more against them because i believe obviously in the free-speech rights of those that want to talk about the case and the freedom of the press for the media but in today's world with technological changes, viral clicks things going by with instantaneous information going all over the place, social media and so forth, there are concerns about prejudice. i'm still somewhat against them pretty think what the judge would do if it gets interesting i think the judge will have a little bit of a compromise which is you are forbidden from speaking about the evidence specifically if you come to know about any of it but i'm not going to curtail to make other comments again that are not related to the evidence in the case possibly. i think the judge is weighing the things that were discussing right now which is on the one hand freedom of speech on the press and the other hand the fair trial and again, it's hard to predict how it comes out it

is very difficult to be. arthel: if the judge is considering a compromise, maybe like you mentioned and if that is in place, eventually if somebody violates the agreement, then what? >> that is a great question then you get into serious problems which is arguing that somebody violated it and say no i did not violated at all i did not speak about the evidence i spoke about another aspect pretty comes a question if you're asking me this is enforcement how are you going to enforce the gag order we see that with gag orders but again if he does the compromise order a be a little tricky but they will try their best. arthel: each side has made their case his last name is judge by the way. it is, talk about destiny. what happens next, what is the

next process? >> apparently the judge sometimes when you go to court a judge will make a ruling on the spot i've seen that many, many times and other times they take it under advisement so that's what this judge has done, that is interesting of neighborhood on 37 years, be that as it may the judge has not ruled on it, will rule on it, we don't know exactly how much times will lapse before that ruling but we will suspect a couple of weeks to guess of the top of my head and then we'll see what the judge comes up with and then we will study and digest and so forth. arthel: i would imagine you are right. this case is of great interest because it was a heinous crime committed against the poor university students. as always thank you. >> thank you. eric: former president trump back to back campaign speeches to rail against the indictment for illegally keeping highly

classified intelligence material at mar-a-lago. prosecutors say that included war plans, nuclear and military secrets that could threaten national security. jonathan serrie is in miami where mr. trump be in federal court to face these felony charges on tuesday. >> the former president is planning on heading to miami tomorrow to the golf resort. he's going to be meeting with his legal team ahead of his appearance on tuesday in this federal courthouse in miami the former president has been indicted on 37 counts related to the alleged mishandling of classified white house documents stored in various locations around the mar-a-lago estate in palm beach, florida. >> quickly entered quickly became clear what the government was worried about was the classified and very sensitive documents. i was shocked by the degree of sensitivity of these documents

and how many there were frankly. >> mr. trump's former attorney general says if you care about national security and salted with the documents were stored, your stomach would turn. the former boss insist he did nothing wrong in the campaign appearance over the weekend mr. trump accused the justice department of trying to suppress his political ambitions. >> now the marxist left is once again using the same corrupt d.o.j. in the same corrupt fbi and the attorney general and the local district attorney to interfere in our election at a level that our country and few countries have ever seen before. >> mr. trump says even if he's convicted he will continue to run for a second term in the white house telling politico, i will never leave. eric: fox news must point out that a federal judge oversaw the grand jury proceedings in the

indictment came from citizens who are members of the grand jury after being presented by the special counsel attorneys of the justice department which is a separate branch of government, the judiciary and executive. thank you. >> ourselves? arthel: fighting between ukraine and russia is escalating on multiple fronts with both sides taking losses as ukraine's long-awaited counteroffensive is underway we are live in kyivd i with the very latest. that is upalk. next. i may have trouble getting around, but i want to live in my home where i'm comfortable and my friends are nearby. i can do it with the help of a barber, personal shopper and exercise buddy. someone who can help me live right at home. life's good. when you have a plan. ♪ ♪ remember the things you loved...

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london yesterday some of the guard to collapse retaken away on stretchers, the prince's wales oversell rehearsals for king charles birthday celebration next week prince william acknowledge the difficult conditions on twitter and praise the world guard for doing a really good job. eric: the fight in ukraine as a intensifying they continue to target civilians as president bottom is zelenskyy confirms a long-awaited spring counteroffensive against the russian invaders has finally begun. greg palkot live in kyiv, the very latest there. >> error rate sirens that we heard in kyiv earlier today, another reminder it seems like the big battle between ukraine and russia has begun and to some extent it's a war of words trying to claim the upper hand, it's game to count in eastern part of the country that's where there's been so much fighting

the last several months as well as making inroads in the south as they try to cut into russian held territory as moscow said expended off a dozen attacks by ukraine in various areas on the front line in the past 48 hours, they also say they destroyed several pieces of armor. meanwhile that situation where the damn blue last tuesday rains desperate about evacuating folks resulted in casualties to get a little bit more clarity we spoke with the leading aid to the ukrainian government, take a look and listen. >> we have the initiative in our hands now thanks to all the arms that we received in the west, we can decide when to do it and how to do it. >> top government advisor speaking to us the day after ukrainian president zelenskyy confirmed the long-awaited counteroffensive against russia had begun. including american bradley fighting vehicles and german tanks admitted wreckage and tea and drink eve he warned it would not be easy.

>> i want to emphasize our fight is ongoing. >> as for last week's blast spreading floods in death and destruction they cast suspicion on russia and said it would not hold back ukrainian troops. >> the situation with the dam does not change anything with the counteroffensive. >> her interview partner concluded as bluntly as he could, this is a war of tyranny against democracy. he added it's a war of evil against lights. that it is. eric: is there a sense on the ground at the ukrainians will be successful? if they'll be able to drive back and what successes do you see that they can have against the russians? >> what they are really concentrating on, it's really been talked about for the last several weeks, cutting the russian held territory into

basically splitting the land bridge between russia and crimea in the other areas if they can do that, they would definitely have russia on the back foot. in fact that's where russia has the biggest offenses and move more military over in the here zone area now that russian blast at the dam has created also to problems. this is the critical point and where ukraine wants to make the move and this is where the showdown could be. you could always be assured there could be surprises and while ukraine faints in one direction, it could be movie did another. >> that is for sure maybe waterview putin will finally say enough. greg palkot wonderful work as always and keep. ortho. arthel: it was supposed to be entertaining, have times get during the nba finals ends with the mascot taken to the hos hospital.

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eric: miami mascot bernie wound up in the hospital after the

scuffle you just saw with ufc fighter, mcgregor it was supposed to be a stop but it went wrong during the nba finals. charles watson live in miami with what happened. >> an afternoon, in hindsight it probably was not the best idea to stage a fight but former ufc champion, mcgregor and miami heat mascot bernie but that's exactly what happened during game four of the nba finals. it turned out pretty bad for the mascot. [inaudible] >> this was part of a promotional gimmick for mcgregor's pain relief body spray bernie the mascot walks onto the floor wearing a robe

and gold boxing gloves as if he's entering the ring and mcgregor hits him with a left hook and it completely lays him out and hits him with a second punch and sprays the mascot with the pain relief spray as bernie is pulled off the court the man underneath the burning costume recently sought medical attention at the emergency room after taking the two shots for mcgregor friday night, the heat said the employee who has not been identified received pain medication in his home resting. mcgregor who hasn't fought since he broke his leg since about 2021 not seem to leave a good impression as the crowd boos on the ufc champion, we reached out to mcgregor, the nba in the miami heat about the incident and we are currently awaiting. it didn't turn out to be good night for the miami heat, lost game four to the denver nuggets that went up 3 - 1 and could close it out on denver on

monday. >> good thing bernie is doing okay, as you say resting at home after taking pain medication not calling it the mcgregor spray, in atlanta, thank you. arthel: we have an update on our top story the i-95 highway. a major north-south freeway shut down in both directions and philadelphia part of it collapsed this morning with a tanker truck caught fire beneath an overpass, state transportation say this is likely to shut down i-95 indefinitely. you know what a nightmare that will be for commuters. eric: ways and google maps are going to be busy they will be moving people all around pennsylvania in this town. pennsylvania in this town. that's was going to be happening. arthel: thing fully nobody got hurt with diabetes.

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