so he left and got allentown. let's give him a hand. thomas is also an alumnus of howard university. bisons forever. regina jacobs, there she is, ok. regina jacobs is the chief equity and member services officer at the national school boards association. she provides leadership and management over educational equity programming content and research. before joining, she was the chair of the board in prince george's county public school district. and she was president of and she was president of maryland association of board of education. she knows boards, she knows urban. she is a go to. alton. alton fraley, so glad to see him. he is the past president of asa, and he served for almost a decade as superintendent in katy, texas, which has more than 70,000 students. he retired, at least that's what he said, a then his hometown of nagadouches, texas said he needed an interim he served as interim, but i bet he is going to stay. he's also a member of the urban academy committee. donna harris, director of education policy and practice. she work

allentown school district in pennsylvania since 2017. right before that he was superintendent in michigan, and before that, no, actually doing that he was a member of the urban superintendents cohort so you superintendent, left there and went and got allentown so give him a hand. [applause] >> thomas is also an alumnus of howard university. verjeana jacobs come there she is okay. verjeana jacobs is -- [applause] provides leadership and management over educational equity programming content and research. before joining cauchy was the chair of the board and the prince george's county public school district. and she was president of the maryland association of state board of education and she chaired the cube, which is counsel urban board of education. she knows boards. she knows ruben. she said go to. alton frailey, so glad to see him. he is the past president of aasa and dessert for almost a decade as superintendent in texas and has more than 70,000 students. he retired from katie, at least that's what he said, and then his hometown of ma

i am trying to lead allentown and we had some of the same issues. having that network that continues beyond is really important. and the leaders here should be able to take out, make sure that you value that network. in urban districts and urban environments, you will continue the need to reach out for other leaders. to help you manage the concerns in your own district. turn to a question about children and focus on the teacher perspective. children come to school with their backpacks, and in their backpacks, they have pens, pencils, i am thinking of old backpacks, whatever they need. in urban areas, schools come with a second backpack. they are things you may not be able to see, one of my colleagues called the invisible backpack. it is filled with aces, adverse childhood experiences. parents are incarcerated, they are exposed to opioids in their home or community. early and unprotected sexual activity, mental health issues, whatever. wants tohat teachers do their very best for every student, but often, they do not have the time in the classroom to

thomas parker is superintendent in allentown school district in pennsylvania since 2017.t, he was superintendent in michigan. and before that -- no, actually during that, he was a member of the urban superintendents cohort. so he was superintendent in michigan, left there and went to allentown. let's give him a hand. [applause] >> thomas is also an alumnus of howard university, you know. regina jacobs, there she is, okay. she is is chief equity and member services officer at the national school board association. she provides leadership and management over educational equity, programming content, and research, before joining, she was the chair of the board in the prince georges county public school district. and she was president of the maryland association of fate of boards of education. she chaired an sba cube, which is the council of urbans board of education. she knows boards. she knows urban. she's a go to. alton, alton fraley, so glad to see him. he is the past president of asa and he served for almost a decade as a superintendent in texas and has more than 70,000 s

the workers of scranton and bethlehem and allentown and wilkes-barre are the backbone of american might. they really were. the backbone of our country. the backbone of american strengths and mites. but the loyalty of our workers was repaid with betrayal. you were betrayed by our politicians. you were betrayed by the people that ran our country. you are not betrayed anymore. [cheering and applause] >> hillary would come in and she would have 350 people. and jay-z would come up and say language that was unspeakable. they say i'm rough with my language. she would bring bruce springstein. what happened was interesting because they started off by saying, we haven't seen anything like this since ronald reagan. i like ronald reagan. [cheering and applause] and then it got bigger and bigger and wilder and wilder. and then we won by a lot. don't forget, it was 306-223, that's a lot. there is no way according to fake news cnn. there is no way for trump to get to 270. there is no pathh. remember the expression? ladies and gentlemen, there is no path for donald trump to get to 270. there wasn't but

he served in allentown, pa the diocese of allentown says it learned about the allegation in june andly removed the priest. father lonergan was not named in the 300 reports of abuse by priests. >>> in arkansas a three-year-old baby boy and one-year-old brother on their own for days after a car crash that killed the mother the older boy was killed after a 911 call by a toddler by himself on the highway. a family member contacted police. >> they say the mother had not been seen since last week. the 1-year-old was found inside the car, alert, still buckled into his car seat. >> it's nothing short of a miracle. god's blessing that these children were able to survive this accident. >> you got that right. both boys suffered dehydration but since have been released to the family. you can go home again, john carlos stanton feeling the love on his first trip back to miami as a new york yankee. we have "the bleacher report" next. i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you my number 1 place to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mas

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firefighters found two wandering horses at a fire stati o all allentown road in ft. washington today. the animalhelter rurnld teturne horses to the owners. unclear how they wandered p off. >> somple have lemonade stands or garage sales at the end of the driveway. one woman has aery successful flower business. rachael roberts calls hself leesburg flower lady. she grows all the flowers in her backyard and makes bouquets out of them a tries to keep heran std stocked all the time. the profit goes to hunger relief. so far she's raised over $50,000 to help fee hungry people. >> i love flowers. i love doing this. and i love sharing them with people that love them that's what makes me really happy when they say i love yourl ers. and i keep going. as long as i'm able, i keep going. i can make some money. >> andee love what you doing, rachael. roberts haseen doing this for six years now. he gets a little help from grandkids. this little girl right here, annie is hername, she seems to help grandma out a lot. students in prince george's county are getting help for back to school

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in july, he was called to this amusement park in suburban allentown after witnesses say santos was losing control, bashing cars and breaking windows. >> call report of a male jumping on cars in front of dorney park. >> reporter: santos' family is devastated. >> he can't talk to his dad, he can't -- he was supposed to be with his dad yesterday. >> reporter: police say there's no evidence the victim had any weapon on him and said he had already hurt himself bashing in those windows. the officer turned himself in today. he has not yet entered a plea. david? >> steve osunsami. steve, thank you. >>> voters tonight in five states are at the polls at this hour. most of them are primaries, but a special election in the key battleground of ohio is becoming a major test for president trump. abc's palmeri has traveled to ohio, with the two candidates tonight and she has what's at stake. >> reporter: tonight, all eyes on the high-stakes special election in ohio's 12th district. the race, a dead heat in a deep red district. president trump won this district in ohio by 11 points just two years ago. >>

the diocese of allentown says it learned of the allegation in june and immediately removed that priest from his assignment. he was not named in a recent going report that revealed 300 priests in pennsylvania abused at least 1,000 children, maybe more, over decades. >>> in arkansas, a remarkable tale of survival. a 3-year-old boy and his 1-year-old brother on their own possibly for days following a car crash that killed the mother. the oldest of two alerted police of a toddler by himself on a state highway. police went with a description of the boy the family member contacted the sheriffs office. >> they said their mother had not been scenes e seen hins last week. deputies found her car overturned deep in a ravine the 1-year-old was found in the car alert and still strapped in his car seat. >> it's nothing short of a miracle. god's blessing that these children were able stwhiev accident. >> both of the little boys suffered dehydration but since have been released to their family. oh. wow, i wish them the best. >> unbelievable. >>> 19 minutes past the hour, wall street about to enter the

from allentown, pennsylvania, setting up ago fund me page to pay his legal fees, found guilty in march to resign, charged with trading city contracts for campaign contributions, broad and bribery attempted lying to fda investigators. rob: three months paid bereavement even is the plan heading to governor cuomo's desk but this will drive companies out of new york. what are the states that are fostering a pro-business environment? here to break down the top three is the founder of the stock solution on. this plan is interesting for new yorkers, a bipartisan plan, a plan to help people out if you have bereavement, anything from a child or parent to grandparent three months off is a lot of time. it is a burden on a small business owner. >> people packed away, as far as business owners go they will be without employees a whole three months like if someone had a pregnancy leave. with 3 overlapping employees at the same time that could be hard on a business. rob: it is funded by a small percentage that will go up, higher tax that will be taken out of our paychecks to pay for that but employer

i will put up the next graphic, 37 in allentown, 20 in greensburg. 45 in harrisburg. 99 accused in pittsburgh 59 in scranton, the numbers are just so staggering for how this was allowed to happen. when you met with the pope, what did he tell you about this? >> so obviously the pennsylvania report had not been out yet, we met in early may. i spent a week with him speaking. but clearly things that you can see in the letter are things we talked about. there is new language now from the vatican that is important to consider. they talk about crimes, a culture of abuse and cover up. those things were not talked about before. before they were sins. which is terrible to consider those things. and in hope francpope francis's they don't turn the perpetrators over to local justice because they're not required to. it is horrible and the numbers are str are staggering. for me as a survivor, you will see things that -- pennsylvania is not a unique case, it is all over the u.s., all over the world, i'm here in chile why the archbishop tomorrow will testify in front of the jury as a target witness for the co

inter loope allentown, the lanes are blocked. righ now those backups all the way to central avenue.very slow as well. your weather coming up. >>> good thursday morning. it's going to be a beautiful day. 82 degre for a high. tomorrow morning we'll be about the mid to low 60s. some suburbs could be the upper 50s. gorgeous weather for friday. by sunda we'll be near 90. next week the 90swi retur humid condition. >> remember you get news and updates anytime with our nbc washington app. > good morning, everyone ask welcome to the show. i'm megyn kelly. we have a lot to get to this morning. here to help me break down what's making the rounds today, nbc's own savannah guthrie and creeg melvin! [ and applause ] hi! >> i like that. >> i wanted to do like a -- >> hi, guys. what do we do? >> savannahnd i missed our weekly time together yesterday. so this is like -- savenge day. we just text each other every

the workers of scranton and bethlehem and allentown were the backbone of american might. they were. the backbone of our country and the back bone of america's strength and might. the loyalty of our workers was repaid with betrayal. you were betrayed by our politicians and the people that ran our country. but you are not betrayed anymore. pennsylvania lost 300,000 manufacturing jobs and china joined the wgo. right now china is not happy with me. but i have great respect for president xi and for china. it's not their fault that our leaders were stupid. for decades, our politicians ran for office pledgeing to crackdown on unfair trade. but they never did anything. but once celebrielected they di absolutely nothing and our workers and our country got ripped off like no country ever before in the history of the world. we got ripped off. it was a massive transfer of wealth to other countries. the politicians just watched as other countries stole our jobs, plundered our wealth and got the crown jewels of the american economy. i am not another pollitition. i keep my promises. >> [cheers and

inbound branch avenue before allentown road s rige still blocked by that crash and still seeing a bitdelay. fairfax drive right side still blocked by that crash and 270 sohbound down to the spur you're on time. eun? >> thank you, melissa. >>> an event that is usually a stop for presidential hopefuls. why is stormy daniels' lawyer speaking there tonight? we'll expla after the break. >>> keeping up with work while you're at home could be stressing out everybody in your house. a closer look at a new study xfinity mobile is a new wir designed to save you money. even when you've got rious bingwherever your money. phone takes you,ir your wess bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphobi. xfinity . it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >>> well, it's been aboutmo thr ths since a teen was accused of murder

. >> nooer allentown road, prince george r county fire andcue officials tell us two people were taken to the hospital. >> onenerson listed i serious condition right now. the other in critical. >> aca s seen on i-395 around noon, d.c. firefighters returned to the scene after an suv caught fire near the c streetst e in southwest. fights say no one was injured, but it's not clear exactly what caused this suv to catch fire. >> chopper 4 also over the scene of a ddly construction accident at the height school in potomac. mo rgomery countycue officials say crewser w lowering this portable structure when he became trapped. he died as crews worked to scue him. we're still working to learn more about h exactlyow it happened or what typ of safety asures were in place. >>> budding football player, a 10-year-old child, a loving father, just some of the youngest faces in a growing trend of gun violence in d.c. that trend reached a dubious milestone last night, 100 homicides so far this year, up significantly from last year. news 4's meagan fitzgerald talked with some of those closest to the proble

allentown and philly and scranton.ome of the regions with 2 to 4 inches of rainfall and higher amounts locally have come down. the flooding risk is high. we have the flood watches from ithaca to scranton and west of albany. we have to bring back the risk of flooding in the region. here we go this morning and afternoon, we see the spin in the atmosphere here. that is where the thunderstorms will blossom this afternoon. with all that said, notice the green contours. the lower and mid-70s in syracuse. 80 in new york city. in detroit, 89. in chicago, 90. the trend here at least for areas in northeast, once the clouds lift in the next couple days, we see a warming trend come back. boston up into the mid-80s and in the midwest, a cooling trend for the next couple days. >>> pedram, thanks. a reversal in the high profile stand your ground case in florida. a man who fatally shot another man who pushed him to the ground outside the convenience store now facing manslaghter charges. he will appear in court today. michael drejka wa

. >> shepard: the other breaking news we're following a live look at allentown, pennsylvania where the district attorney is announcing the first charges to come from that bomb shell grand jury report on predator priests in six of the eight diocese in the state of pennsylvania. could justice finally come for some of the victims that have waited so long? we're monitoring the news conference and have developments in this hour. first, still waiting a verdict in the trial of president trump's former campaign chairman. jurors asking what it means for the entire verdict if they're not on the same page on at least one of the counts. we'll head to the courthouse for the new developments there. we're continuing to follow a jet that has been circling four hours now after it blew tires on take off from teterboro, new jersey in route to london. among those on board, rapper post malone that last night won the record of the year at the video music awards. that emergency landing is coming at some point on a breaking news day on fox news. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms

inner loop near allentown disabled vehicle on the left side this morning.tway looks typically inow. zooming northbound before washington boulevard, crash reported there this morning. coming back out here for a moment, southboundbw parkway, at 350, a crash reported there ws ale. inbound 66 going about 40 miles per hour. fairfax county parkway to the be way. 95 north, quantico to the beltway,ery slow. going to take you 38 minutes. top of the beltway is slow. the outer loopu as proach connecticut avenue, remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm before you hop in your car f he's being a trickster. snnlt everybody is walking away from the desk. i'm standing right here. where is everybody going? what is happening this morning? >> we've got a beautiful sunrise. that's what's happening outside. gorgeous conditions. the sun came up about 6:15. that's going to lend to some stronger instabilityater this afternoon. we could have heavy downpours.so severe weather this afternoon. lead to the nats ga being delayed. hopefully we get a win in. does the humidity fall? some for yo

. >> chopp 4 over this delay. 2 1/2 mile back out.h inbound bravenue before allentown road. now, the crash has cleared.s thaod news. loosening up in the beginning of this backup and still have thos. del you might want to allow extra time if you're headed that way some time soon. disabled vehicle on the left shoulder and rest looks okay. lanes blocked for the police investigation and exandria, eisenhower avenue between metro avenue and clermont drive. eun? >> melissa, thank you. >>> your time is 6:02. breaking news right now out of prince george's county where a i -involved shooting has turned deadly. >> happened last night in landover and megan mcgrath is live at police headquarters with the latest on this. gan? >> well, this all began with a tip that came in to prince george's county police from a confidential informant saying that a man with a gun was selling drugs and terrorizing people in the neighborhood. that according to police. now,pecial operation narcotic divisions along with the emergency services team responded. that's when they located the suspect who was carryi

[cheers and applause] the workers of scranton and bethlehem and allentown and wilkes-barre were the backbone of american might. they really were. the backbone of our country. the backbone of american strength and might. but the loyal tough our workers -- but the loyalty of our workers was repaid with betrayal. you were betrayed by the politicians and the people that ran our country. but you are not betrayed anymore. pennsylvania lost 300,000 manufacturing jobs and china joined the wto. right now china is not too happy with me. but i have great respect for president xi and great respect for china. it's not their fault that our leaders were stupid. for decade our politicians ran for office pledging to crack down on unfair trade. but they never did anything. but once elected, they did absolutely nothing and our workers in our country got ripped off like no country ever before in the history of the world. we got ripped off. it was a massive, massive transfer of wealth to other countries. the politicians just watched as other countries stole our jobs. plun derd our wealth and looted the crown jew

[cheers and applause] the workers of scranton and bethlehem and allentown and wilkes-barre were the backbone of american might. they really were. the backbone of our country. the backbone of american strength and might. but the loyal tough our workers -- but the loyalty of our workers was repaid with betrayal. you were betrayed by the politicians and the people that ran our country. but you are not betrayed anymore. pennsylvania lost 300,000 manufacturing jobs and china joined the wto. right now china is not too happy with me. but i have great respect for president xi and great respect for china. it's not their fault that our leaders were stupid. for decade our politicians ran for office pledging to crack down on unfair trade. but they never did anything. but once elected, they did absolutely nothing and our workers in our country got ripped off like no country ever before in the history of the world. we got ripped off. it was a massive, massive transfer of wealth to other countries. the politicians just watched as other countries stole our jobs. plun derd our wealth and looted the crown jew

most of the cities you visited were medium size, allentown, pennsylvania, greenville, south carolina,ealing with the local impact of issues because of these tariffs and the trade war. are their concerns being heard? >> one of the things that was most striking to deb and me as we were traveling around, the disconnection between the realities of local life, assimilating immigrants or a long, slow recovery of the economy, and the fury released when you talked about national politics. we'll see how that -- you had the rhetoric from the republican convention of american carnage. people separated that bitterness from the generally improving realities on local life. it was focused on hillary clinton who is not there as a target this time. >> you said bitterness. is this sort of bittersweet because the margins are much, much closer this time for republicans, which this district has been republican for a while, but it is a win, bittersweet? >> it is a win. certainly a win is a win, a loss is a loss. one more seat where the democrats won't have an incumbent running, and republicans will. i can'

the allentown diocese has released a statement that reads in part "abuse is abhorrent and has no placechurch or in society. much has changed in the past 15 years as the grand jury acknowledged in the report. most of the incidents date back decades. most of the priests are in active ministry or deceased. since 2002, we've taken strong action to provide support for victims and survivors. the abuse was devastating and tragic for the victims and survivors and continues to cause pain and anger to this day." the grand jury reports the truth is, bishops and other catholic church leaders covered up the crimes and obstructed justice in order avoid scandal and the same leaders persuaded victims not to report the abuse and police officers not to investigate the abuse. though some of the allegations go back for decades and cannot be prosecuted. a priest in the greensberg pennsylvania diocese last month pleaded guilty to molesting a 10-year-old boy, all part of this very report. though the grand jury said the church records identify more than 1,000 victims, it reports the panel believes the real nu

12 minutes to free him from the mangled wreck before he was taken by helicopter to a hospital in allentownhere indycar says he is being treated for injuries to lower extremities, right arm and spine. the latest statement always says he sustained a lung contusion and will undergo an mri and probable surgery. our thoughts are obviously with him and his family, hoping he makes a full recovery after that terrifying accident, ayman. >> absolutely. just watching it is absolutely breathtaking and very scary there. >> yeah. >> as we mention, we hope a speedy and healthy recovery for him. >>> still ahead, presume prepares the mueller probe to mccarthyism. plus, jurors in the paul manafort trial return for deliberations this morning as president trump expresses support for his former campaign chairman. those stories and much more coming up next. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette.

. >> sharon and jouleulie suffere their abuse in the allentown diocese, which sent us this statement,the abuse tragic for the survivors. the diocese of erie and philadelphia did not respond to cnn's request for comment related to those specific cases. we'll be right back. needles. essential for the cactus, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. tell you doctor if you were in a region wh

in allentown, a priest admitted to a church official that he molested a boy and the diocese ruled, quotethe survivor. one priest was forced to register as a sex offend fehr child porn convicions in 2005 and still took the church two years to dismiss him from the priesthood. in 1977, the mother of a boy who was physically and sexually abuszed reported it to church officials. the priest was reassigned and when he finally left the church more than a decade later, he got a job at disney world with a recommendation from the diocese. those are just some of the examples and still no comment from the vatican. although, many of the individual diocese issued statements of apology to these survivors. >> there are simply no words that i can offer to take away the pain that this has caused. simply put, child sexual abuse cannot be tolerated and must be eradicated from our church. sadly, the church has taken far too long to do that. >> one of the survivors in the grand jury report agrees and in an interview on cnn's "new day" shawn said that the pope should have been on a flight to pennsylvania immedi

helping others is also vital importance to the man we meet here at the iconic hotel bethlehem the allentown pennsylvania john delaney one of the first catholic church sex abuse victims to come out publicly in the u.s. in two thousand and three historian kluges dozens of cases of abuse by priests drugs and alcohol addiction incarceration but something else troubles him most these days everybody does think priest abuse is strickly with boys but it's not and i fear that maybe there is a lot of female victims who have yet to come forward and speak out around four hundred more people have called the victim's hotline at the pennsylvania attorney general's office since the grand jury report was released. that report by our correspondent stefan c. bones. and to king a former guitarist for the u.s. rock band lynette skinhead and core writer of the hit song speed home alabama has died he fos to be in nashville tennessee at the age of sixty eight he's been battling cancer king had to create and then skin a spot for crippled get tossed trauma and on such rock classics as free bud. you're watching the n

. >> sharon tell and julian bortz suffered their abuse in the allentown diocese, who sent us this statement, calling the abuse devastating and tragic for victims and survivors and also asking for their forgiveness. the other diocese where these victims' abuses occurred did not respond to our request for statements. >> so devastating. i'm so clohoked up, they'll car it forever and they want justice. >> and why is it so hard to give people justice? they bring it back to that every time. there's so much to each one of their stories. look at sharon tell, for example, her abuser, 20 years, he officiated her wedding and baptized her three children. >> that's how interwoven the church is in so many of these families' stories that we've read about it. it's just -- it was with them since childhood. >> how about that message from that one guy, telling the pope, make jesus proud of you. telling the pope -- >> he also said, he wants to hear the pope's confession. >> whoo. doesn't go away. the pain doesn't go away. erica hill, that was terrific. thanks so much. >> thanks, guys. >>> hundreds gathering la

the driver, robert wickens, was airlifted to a hospital in allentown, pennsylvania. indy car says he is being treated for injuries to his lower extremities, right arm and spine. he also suffered a bruised heart. wickens is still being evaluated this morning and will likely undergo surgery. when you see a crash like that, the fact that the driver is still alive and will hopefully be okay, seems to be okay, shows how safe those cars really are. >> still a dangerous sport. they've made so many advancements in the technology. glad he is okay. >> oh, yeah. >>> coming up on this monday morning, miss america in turmoil. we'll talk to the former winner who is calling for gretchen carlson's resignation. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i don't care where we go ♪ and i don't care what we do attraconand th oure i the 20 g. atour local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. before people invite something they want to know who you are. we're almond breeze. and we only use california-grown blue diamond almonds in our almondmilk. cared for by our family of almond growers

he is accused of killing joseph santos last month after responding to a call outside an allentown amusement park. the reaction from the victim's family and joins us at the table. good morning. >>> good morning. officer roselli's attorney says his client believes his actions were justified and appropriate. but yesterday, a pennsylvania prosecutor disagreed. the santos family wants answers and most of all justice. >> as long as we have air in our lungs, we will fight for joey. >> reporter: outside the pennsylvania courthouse tuesday, arlene figueroa reacted to the charge against the 33-year-old officer who killed her daughter's father. >> you murdered him. his hands were up in the air. >> reporter: cellphone video captured jonathan roselle shoots joseph santos on july 28th. >> call to report a male jumping into car. >> reporter: roselli was responding to calls about a man acting erratically near an amuseme amusement park. this video shows a 44-year-old hanging onto a moving car. when roselle arrived, santos jumped on the hood of the patrol car. santos who was unarmed later walked toward rosel

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