we're dealing with shallow quake. can you cause more damage because it doesn't have far to go to the get to the surface when you have a deeper quake it weakens as it goes further up toward the surface so it can usually cause more damage and it travels farther through the east coast than on the west coast because we have all this dense surface rock which is a great conductor for these seismic waves. so pretty ripe here to have these types of events being felt over a very wide period in a very large area of real estate. so as we look ahead at our weather overnight, that's pretty much not the headliner today. it's the earthquake. 43 degrees overnight in philadelphia. wilmington 40. dover 41 degrees. and during the day tomorrow, temperatures will be warming up again into the 50s. we do weak front coming through tonight with a few sprinkles increasing sunshine the high 54 but the winds kicking up gusting to about 20 tomorrow afternoon. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority, saturday and sun day your first w

again lukely we had a 4.1 and shallow. but not at that level or strong enough to do harm. >> as we take a look at the weather itself above the ground. 52 in philadelphia and 49 in allentown and trenton and 50 in millville and wilmington and 52 in cape may. clouds on the increase and we are tracking a cold front to the north and west. and shower as long with it. showers are skirting through here during the late evening hours, 9:00, 10:00 we start to see rain drops fall and not a lot of rain and then heads off the coast and early tomorrow morning the the sunshine is back in full force to begin our friday and that continues into friday afternoon. 55 in wilmington and millville. and 54 for philadelphia and 52 in allentown and mostly sunny and nice day tomorrow. with the winds out of the north-northwest 7 to 14. the warmth we are experiencing that is going change. the cold air is in canada, and warm and mild now, but that cold air breaks down here at the end of the next week starting december 8th. expect a major shift in our we

it was a shallow earthquake.when you have an earthquake like that and you have a lot of sediment, you're going to feel it travel an a extreme distance. that's why it was able to go so far. had this been 80 miles deep, maybe you would have felt a jolt in the adjacent area and that's about it. so it was a very shallow earthquake. somewhere between 4.1 and 4.3. that's the range they are placing it in now. had it been truly a 5 like the one in 2011 that everybody in this region felt, that would have been a different situation. every time you go up in magnitude, you end up about a thousand times more powerful. so this was definitely not as powerful as that one. it was the strongest earthquake in the united states today. there were earthquakes in hawaii, alaska, oklahoma, southern california all hot beds for earthquakes. this was the strongest one so in the u.s. and there have been about 84 or so worldwide that were larger than a 1.5 mag any nude earthquake. let's go quickly to the shake map. what i want ed ed to show

the plane was found upside down in shallow water. investigators say they haven't found a flight plan, so they are not sure how many people were on that plane. we expect to get new information during a news conference at 4:30. they will release the name of the person killed and will bring you new information just as soon as we receive it. >>> turning now to our first alert weather. another round of rain in our area as we track showers this afternoon. >> take a look at this. wait for it. really coming down there and it's collecting on the trees as well. >> there's the rain right now? >> reporter: everywhere, jim. it is pretty solid area of rain. e we told you about yesterday. and the only exception is is where it's snowing up in the poconos and even some sleet in parts of the lehigh valley. it is a nasty day in much of the area. pretty in the poconos for a lot of folks. but not so much elsewhere. there's wilmington in the rain. i think that's the high reflectivity from sleet, ice pelts. the radar beams bounce off the ice and create a b

shallow as 4 miles down. if you felt this and you were on the second third floor of your house, that's going to make it and that's why we have had several viewers that said they were on the second tlofloor and felt it so intense. ly. anybody that's in delaware let us know. you can contact us on facebook, on our website, go to nbc10.com, and all the information is there. send your pictures, if you have damage as well. because we're going to be following up on this throughout the evening. and probably even the next several days. e we want to know what happened in your neighborhood. >>> also we want to stress too as far as damage reports are concerned. very minimal damage reports. no reports of anyone injured. but social immediamedia, we hav looking through that. >> we'll be right back. >>> following breaking news. it's what everyone is talking about. did you feel it. a 4 b.4 magnitude earthquake just north of dover, delaware between the new jersey and delaware. everyone is is talking about this one on social me

this thing was about 4.3-miles deep which is very shallow.such a wide swath of people felt it. shall hoe quakes tend to be more damaging than deeper quakes so there you go. all right. 6:00 o'clock news right now. ♪ symbols of hate found outside delaware county place of worsh worship. >> this is definitely terroristic threat. you can call hate crime or any other crime but it is a threat to our community. >> police say they don't know what this guy is capable of. the doors are locked leaving people in the lurch. hundreds of dollars seepingly loft after a banquet hall closes up shop. customers want answers and their money. ♪ live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> 6:00 o'clock. we're on top of breaking news. a now 4.1 magnitude earthquake shaking the delaware valley d evening to you, i'm lucy noland. let's get right it to. meteorologist kathy orr a wacky kind of afternoon, kathy. >> up believable lucy. we're finding out more and more about that fault in northern delaware as the hours wane on. you can see areas of r

it is generally considered a shallow quake and shallow earthquake tends to be felt in a more wide ranging location, because it shakes surface rock and that is why it was felt so far, felt near the city within second. moderately intense, for this region. not a incredibly light one but , not anything that would cause major structural damage. we have had in reports of that thank goodness. they are uncommon but they do happen. right here we have is what called a stage five per received shake, it is maryland are moderate to strong perceived shake but very little in the way of damage. we have category four up in the sit of fail which is moderate and light to no damage. we will bring you more fur we get more updates from the u.s.g.s. for now, ukee and nicole back to you. >>> right now we do want to get you more information about the earthquake's aftermath, in delaware. >> joining us on the phone right now is aj, child director of delaware emergency management agency, aj are you with us. >> yes, i am good evening to you. >> first of all, tell us what did you feel and we will get into your researc

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and it was an extremely shallow earthquake just 5 miles below the surface. earthquakes can be as low as 40 miles under the surface to still be considered a shallow earthquake. it was the largest reported earthquake in delaware in history. the last one 1973, a 3.8 magnitude. it's a lodge rhythmic scale. so 1 to 5 magnitude but the damage is rare. 5 to 6 minimal damage and 6 and above severe damage. the highest ever recorded a 9.5. and these are all the reports. see the blue dots these are the the people that felt the earthquake as far north as parts of connecticut and new york state and as far south as washington, d.c. 4.1 minimal damage and shaking. >>> lets go live to sara bloomquist in center city philadelphia. apparently at lot of people felt the earth move. >> it's hit or miss where people felt the earthquake, not far from franklin square near police headquarters and when to franklin square and talked to people, they didn't feel anything here in center city and checked with people in old city and didn't feel it either. this was a 4.1 on the richter squal

the water is shallow enough for salvage operations to take place with people wading in the water. investigators say halladay never made a may day call. this is not the first deadly crash involving the type of icon plane that he was flying. in may two i couldn't employees were killed in crash but the n ntsb blamed it on pilot error. "eyewitness news" reporter trang dough has more the legacy that halladay has left behind. one-two pitch. hit towards third. castro has it. spins, fires, a perfect game. roy halladay has thrown the second perfect game in philadelphia phillies history. >> roy halladay's time as phillie was short but unforgettable. >> one of my probably top three all time favorite baseball players. >> he was great pitcher for philly. rats psychiatric that he had to go. >> reporter: just afternoon on tuesday, halladay single inn gin icon a5 crashed in shallow water in the gulf of mexico. he had just purchased the sport plane last month expressed his excitement in a promotional videoou ontube. >> to think that i get to take that home is pretty surreal. >> reporter: now fans

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a 15-year-old boy is detained at the canadian border after his grand moesch's body is found in a shallow grave in florida. >>> person of the year. president trump says "time" magazine told him he was probably going to receive the honor for a second year in a row. the magazine says not so fast. >>> doctors orders. the prescription for what ails you may surprise you. with no medication involved. >>> and senior living, but in this house, certain age. getting a new lease on life in their golden years. >>> good evening, chilling new details tonight about the unrelenting terror attack on a mosque in egypt. witnesses are describing a horrific scene just as the imam was about to deliver a friday sermon. more than 2 dozen children among the dead. authorities suspect it was all the work of isis, on the sinai peninsula, militants have been bombing churches in recent months. now an attack targeting muslims. bill neeley is in cairo tonight. some of the images may be difficult to watch. >> this was a massacre of the innocence, 27 children killed. others injured and like so many here, traumatized. surv

in the cold beer, it will be shallow fog and it won't last long.ea. huge as the main band of clouds, probably north of london in the south wales, south of that, look out for some fog in the rush hour in the morning. it will thicken up about that time and it could be dense in somerset and wiltshire. should be pleading way by late morning. the band of rain stuck in place for much of the day. on either side, we get some sunshine. it will be called across many northern areas, and this is where we will see the best of the sunshine. the weather front does tend to pull away and things calm down as we move into the day. they are waiting for this weather from the patient of the northwest and is a big area of low pressure that could come into play by the weekend. otherwise quite a lot of dry weather. a fair bit of cloud developing through the day. one of the showers picking out and most of the showers picking out and most of the rain in the north—west of scotland, temperatures again, 12 or 14 celsius. pretty normal for this time of year. wet weather will dev

but a 7.3, it just depends not just on the shallowness, but what is above. what are the buildings like? are they earthquake resistant? are they mud brick buildings? it's all going to depend on how many come down and how many people were lost as a result here. so, again, we're still kind of officials are going to be assessing. search and rescues are under way there is the epicenter, very close to the surface there so a 7.3 is going to do a heck of a lot of damage. as far as how many shocks or aftershocks happen after the earthquake, generally upwards of a thousand. now that's 3.3 and above. when you start getting into the five and above, that's when you start getting additional damage. and depending on what structures were mized or already partially damaged, an earthquake, say a 3 and 4 normally wouldn't do anything. if a building has been structurally compromised, that can go down as well. how many aftershocks? upwards of six. the strongest i've seen 5.3. that occurred pretty shortly thereafter. what will happen over the next few days is the intensity and th

the bay is a relatively shallow water body with a typically muddy bottom so the shipwrecks create structurerom structure, you get diversity and from diversity, you get magic. joel, donald and other conservation groups have teamed up to have mallows bay recognised as a national marine sanctuary. if approved, the site's wildlife and history will come under the protection of noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. so there's 13 national marine sanctuaries in the country, we want this to be the 14th. it will bring it more attention, partners in funding and some level of protection from people who may be harvesting historical artefacts. the biggest thing it does, though, is it creates a national tourism resource that brings people from all over the world. but opinions are divided on these new protections. nearby, i meet some commercial fishermen making their living from the river's teeming wildlife. slimy gross thing. these are the blue catch. they are ugly suckers, aren't they? not real pretty. they migrated down. it's a million—and—a—half dollar industryjust on this river al

it is very broad and in some places shallow. the channel owing to the sand and winds continually shifting. it is never two days in the same place." here is an eyewitness account of her first view of the missouri river that she is now going to go up to the cheyenne reservation and become a missionary teacher. there were earlier writers of the plains, basing their work on historical research and lived experience themselves. in a way, they became the pioneers for the writers they came after them. in particular, a writer like herbert krause that we have here. krause grew up of a german extraction in western minnesota near fergus falls, on a farm. he and his family were farmers. krause wanted the life of a writer. he was in the iowa's writer school. he got a call from the president of a college to come and establish a writing school in sioux falls, south dakota. what he ultimately wound up establishing is the center for western studies. we do have a number of connections with the writers from this particular area of the country. krau

well for more i'm joined now by ben to shallower in beirut she's the middle east rector with a high risk both foundation a think tank in the region and thanks for being with us hariri says his life was in danger here are his claims seen as credible eleven on. well you know this meeting is a waste to look through words and so we cannot really know what actually has happened about according to. they have spoken to security perms actually heard the fat to fly what we can also know for sure is that currently there is a lot of pressure on lebanon pressure coming from damascus to normalized relations but syria and there were discussions last week here on whether eleven and should be the person or country to reappoint and the best leader to damascus so we definitely know as prime minister has been in a difficult position and there are many divisions in love and on along political and also along religious lines what does horary represent and where is the country go from here. well how did it is with a future movement which is the main representative in terms of parties at the. members of lebanon

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short time ago i spoke to delhi as correspondent in barcelona shallow child from pale i asked her how people there have been reacting to the arrest warrant for carlos pushed him off. well there were thousands of people on the streets in this square last night and across catalonia the protests were originally called to demonstrate against the detention of those eight men and women who are currently behind bars in madrid the dismissed catalan ministers news did during that process they start to trickle through here that. that international arrest warrant had been issued for post on immediately people has started chanting is our president there was a lot of anger here on the streets last night they say that he is democratically elected as was the dismissed cabinet and they say essentially he's a political prisoner they argue that he is being put in prison for doing just what he promised to do when he ran in the election and they're incredibly frustrated they also say that this now goes beyond the fates of the former cabinet ministers it goes beyond their dream for independence and now in

earth's surface so it's relatively deep for this part of the world you're quite right this is going to shallow or else it might be even more destructive and it is part of the whole patent earthquakes through the darkness mountains were to settle in place pushing against each other in the arabian places trying to go sliding underneath the eurasian continent so you have many earthquakes in this part of the world every year to six friendly ones is largely destructive was the events that recently appeared and is it possible to determine why this earthquake came at this particular time. no it's not we can make the general forecasts that earthquakes are going to occur in this part of the world but we're not yet able to give a useful tradition the certain individual earthquake is going to strike a particular time and place so i'm sorry that the space of the science of moments it is such that we can't give useful predictions as to where individual earthquakes it comes right and professor alan what about possible aftershocks is it likely that there will be more aftershocks now after this launch trim up

and then oliver skipp to see that colder, brighter weather with a scattering of shallow string sundays bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: international development secretary priti patel resigns after a series of unauthorised meetings with israeli ministers. —— officials. the head of nhs england says without more money, one in ten of us will be on a waiting list by 2021. the mother of a teenager accuses the actor kevin spacey of sexually assaulting her son last year. and on newsnight, we know that priti patel has gone from the government, but where is the government going? jacob rees—mogg gives us his view. and we are in washington one year to the day since donald trump was elected resident. —— president.

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the earthquake is shallow. the energy is not attenuated very fast.el it away from the epicenter. jonathan: now what do you do? >> we are wa aftershocks. if we see any we are finalizing the magnitude and so far it's 4.1. we will look out if we get information about the damage in the area. i would expect if there is damage, it is close to the epicenter. jonathan: do you anticipate there are other shakers? a lot of folks at home maybe never felt something like that, on edge and need someone to tell them what is happening and what comes next? do you expect the aftershocks have weaker than the initial shock? >> that the right. usually if we have the aftershock there be a bit smaller than this one. nancy: thank you for joining us. let's get back to tom roussey in the newsroom tracking where people felt this. this was a wide area, tom. tom: definitely. our area felt it as well. we put the question out on the facebook page. we want to ask did you feel it? this is what some of you have written in. sterling, virginia felt it. clifton, beltsville. freaked out m

it's shallower, closer to show. this will be more of a spectacular implosion. >> it's always been a little bit far away. you have to get that treasure island spot, but this is where we see that spot right before as they're getting ready. it looks like they are on track. they have that boom out there on the outer edge of it just to make sure that when it umexplodes, they've done -- implodes they've done a lot of work on the sea life and the noise and how it affects the fish. >> they've got this big bubble curtain and they've got it down, what, a year ahead of schedule. >>> coming up next at 6:10, tomorrowingly the cause -- 7:10, determining the cause of wildlife. >> we'll let you know what the utility company thinks could have started those deadly fires. >>> bay area science festival about to get underway at at&t park. darrell do some science for us. you can see the effects that liquid nice job causes on the boone. we have mitch moreland coming up. . ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you

halliday crashed about noon ten miles west of st.ors found in shallow water.eo was taken of halliday taking possession of the a-5. he issued a statement saying real life is better than dreams. it turned out to be a nightmare for his family and thet called him teammate and is at citizen's tonight. u have b they saying about thetra by thedy ares the community. you see the candles piling up. people are shocked and some even cried when they heard the news. >> the emotional scene as cole hammel and montgomery hug oth news of halliday's death. >> said many nice things about halliday. he said no matter what his come flishts were he insisted it was never about him. >> he made everybody better. that it wasn't just roy halliday's coming in to pitch.halliday brought a with him. >> characterized the legend this way. all star pitcher. all star person and family man. >> the fans had shock andbreak. >> i was at and honestly, i cried. he was amazing. devastating. he was too young to go. >> t realize was his passion for airplanes like his father before him. he made a promotion

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around 1:00 famed phillies pitcher roy halladay died after his single engine plane crashed in shallowgulf of mexico off the coast of florida. tonight sports world and phillies fans throughout the country, are reeling after the death of this all-star pitcher >> he was a great pitcher, he brought life to philadelphia. it is bad, tragic that he had to go. >> reporter: phillies fans, stunned by sudden passing of roy halladay. >> one of my top three all time favorite baseball players >> reporter: investigators say halladay died this afternoon after his single engine plane crash in the gulf of mexico 10 .

he is trying to convince the british to put in a canal to bypass the shallows on the ric hileau river. vermont's is that fortune is tied to the north. , through then saint, is tied to canada and to europe. thee could have seen future, what chicago eventually became is what she had in mind for burlington. an important shipping center. he tries to interest the british in that. they have no interest. ira allen becomes more devious. he becomes not a very patriotic american at this point. the issue with new york has been resolved, vermont is a state after 1791. money,en, owing all this he thinks the best thing for vermont would be for it to become either independent again or to attach itself to canada. after failing to talk to the british, convince the british over tonal, he goes revolutionary france and he begins telling the french, if you give me a lot of guns, i will lead vermont out of the and joined with a rebellion, with the french in lower canada -- that is to say quebec, or vermont might become an independent state again like switzerland. he pursues that plan. not a very patriotic

it was found floating upside down in shallow waters. halladay was only person on board this morning phillies fans are remembering the man so many called doc. >> terrible, devastating, we were shocked to hear. >> he played his heart out and was just respected not just on the field but inside the locker room, you know, just brought everything he had out there and we respected him. >> faa confirms halladay was flying an icon a5 a sport plane that the all-star pitcher just purchased last month, halladay was just 40 years old. >>> roy halladay being remembered by his former phillies teammates. >> he was with the phillies for parts of the four seasons, pat gallen is here to show us those seasons run forgettable. >> such a well respected member of the major league baseball. may 29th, 2010 sitting in a car with three friend driving through bethenny beach delaware we listen to the phillies and marlins on the i phone. we pulled in the parking lot hoping to hear roy halladay make history. i will never forget where i was where the doc through 20th

along side breath followed by the absence of movement followed by three to four shallow breaths i matched his breathing with my own. i climbed slowing pattern with my watch, i made mental calculations and then looked away once again i noticed quietness and whiteness of the walls. i noted the empty beds and the ceiling in the antiseptic smell. begun i watched the expectant soldier who was oblivious to all of my watching -- i stood at the triage bed thinking if this were my son, i would want sol jr.s to gather in his room and listen to his breathing. i want them to break strides perhaps to e weep perhaps to pray, and if he called out for his dad -- i would want one of them to become a father to my son. simply that -- nothing more. nothing less, procedure not written in defense man yule or war near rei class or triage exercises. a finally moved to head of the bed to place my right hand on his had chest my hand rested there with barely any movement. i turned to the other soldiers and gave them an acknowledgement with a slight upturn purse of my lips and then looked away. i lifted my hand to t

the video shows the plane flying low, close to the gulf of mexico, shallow waters, like it is made tout not showing the crash. after the impact, the boaters then close by returned to the wrecked plane, going to help obviously, if anyone had survived. we soon learn why he did not survive. because the national transportation safety investigators right away looking at the scene can tell and call this quota high energy impact. >> the airplane located approximately 4 feet of water, inverted, on southerly heading, with all major component accounted for. the airplane has since been recovered and already moved to secure facility so we can have more detailed examination. >> well, halladay's plane again as we mentioned yesterday, made the take off and lan on water and some pilots after the crash speculate that co-have likely been practicing approaches, to landing in water, and practice is what he was known for working hard at pitching and he couldn't work hard at piloting because by contract he wasn't allowed to pilot a plane. pro athletes not allowed to ride motorcycles or anything that could

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halladay was the only one on the icon a5 single-engine amphibious plane when he crashed into shallow waters about six-feet deep off the coast of florida yesterday. he had a passion for flying as he made clear on social media as of late, getting that plane just last month. doc, as he was known, was more known for baseball. 40 years old, retired from professional baseball now. he was in philly for four seasons pitching a perfect game and no-hitter during that time. a lot of fans remember that. a lot of memories and also memories for the phillies organization who remember him as a fine player and all-around good person. >> very, very sad day for all of us in the phillies organization and clearly for major league baseball. our thoughts and prayers for brandy, braden, and ryan right now. >> he means a lot to all of us. we're really, really going to miss him. >> reporter: the two-time cy young winner, a legend in phillies' history m. we'll leave you with the photo of roy halladay outside citizens bank park, remembering him. also a husband and father of two. >> as roy lived out his retireme

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investigators found halliday's body in shallow water.eo was taken of halliday taking possession of the a-5. he issued a statement saying, real life is better than my dreams. it turned out to be a nightmare for his family and the hundreds that called him a teammate and competitor. dann cuellar is at citizen's park tonight. you have been talking to phillies fans. what are they saying about the tragedy? >> everyone here is devastated by the tragedy as are legions of fans across the community. you see the candles piling up. people are shocked and some even cried when they heard the news. >> the emotional scene as cole hammel and montgomery hug each other on the news of halliday's death. >> hamel said many nice things about halliday. he said no matter what his come flishts were, he insisted it was never about him. >> he made everybody better. that's what you it wasn't just roy halliday's coming in to pitch. roy halliday brought a team with him. >> they characterized the legend this way. all star pitcher. all star person and family man. >> the

crashed in shallow waters in gulf of mexico, why it happened is under investigation. officials say there was no mayday call. today major league baseball is remembering all-star on and off the field. >>> still ahead, link between alcohol use and cancer. alert you need to hear even if you barely drink. >>> also caught on camera, security breach at major airport, shocking way intruder made it onto the tarmac. we'll be back. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> we're back with surprising health news about alcohol and cancer. new report from some of the nation's top cancer doctors finds a link between even light and moderate drinking and increased risk for many common forms of the disease. details from nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres. >> reporter: new evidence, amount you drink matters. moderate drinking is one per day for women, two for men. heavy drinking is three for women and four for men. no matter what the favorite beverage

it was the only person on the single engine plane whether it crashed into the shallow waters off clearwater. investigators say no reports of any problems or may day call from halladay. officials who returned to the scene new him, and say,'s going to be missed. >> i have no doubt he is looking down with god up in heaven because his heart was a heart of gold. he was an unbelievable human being. >> so the ntsb will try to figure out whether the cause was from mechanical problems or if it was pilot error. and of course, dock was only a philly for four seasons but impact so long lasting, one of our four ace's. right out to the ballpark with steve keeley. steve? >> reporter: well, halladay said we had the best fans, and we have some good classy fans, here, you can look at the ball part right at the home plate entrance, candles outside the phillies home field form the number 34. that was halladay's number as you can see on his shirt that's here, with the phillies hat, and of course, the red roasts, next to it all, a baseball, written on it: thanks for the memories, roy. and most memorable as we go

two-time cy young award wehner was piloting his plane when it crashed in shallow water off of florida's west coast. nobody else was on board. halladay retired in 2013 after playing for both the blue jays and the phillies. jonathan: when are we getting a break from the cold and rain? the rain not stopping an emotional tribute at the vietnam veterans memorial, a now. on some big national races this election night. one of the big ones in new jersey. the latest results, next. still get a refreshing any size soft drink for just one dollar at mcdonald's? with the days getting shorter and your to-do list getting longer, you'll enjoy this ice-cold deliciousness more than ever. hurry over to mcdonald's. ♪ z2ktrz z5yz y2ktry y5yy we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. ife. cigna. together, all the way. ife. t...two for five deals all across the board! here it comes... (crowd cheers) a big mac and 10 piece mcnug

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