our very own alexis mcadams has the very latest tonight. as you can see the scene in philadelphia. >> this is going on right now. you can see the video. they're trying to figure this out in realtime but i just got off the phone with a fire official. the story is obviously why did this plane go down in the first place 30 seconds into the flight? but the visual they are telling me, the main story right now for the people on the ground are these fires. he said at least six homes, we're talking about row homes in philadelphia right near the mall went up into flames. they were able to get people out of the row homes in the past hour or so. no reports of how many are dead at this point, they're asking people to stay away from the scene. we were tuning in a short time ago to try to hear some of the latest details from the mayor of philadelphia, she just asked for prayers as they try to figure this out on the ground. so really, the best information getting is the sources out here in philadelphia saying they had to evacuate. also it is interesting w

daniel mcadams, he goes there on pool, liberty reported x u. s. presidential candidate run pool, who we learned must go for the position to in the new trump administration. daniel, thanks so much for coming on. i hope a run pool as well in the institution as well. i know he didn't take up the invitation for milan musk i noticed to join the department of government efficiency . i don't know whether you have the details on that. why didn't want to do it. it probably didn't refuse it. actually there was he didn't, the citizen didn't want a formal title. yeah. he didn't, he doesn't need another job. he's, you know, he's been there and done that. but i think what he's done is he's, he's been well welcomed into it and he's sort of serving as a kind of mentor, i suppose. and he, and he offers his thoughts on ways to sort of more spill sonic away. really address the problems of government overreaching over spending. and so many of the times when he puts out some advice you on will read tweet. it's sometimes done junior will retreat it. so it's, uh, it'

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more details as we get it. >> trace: alexis mcadams we will get back to you as the news lawrence. thank you, talking about this and reporting on the ground as there are a number of injuries. a number of injuries of people around there, some of them are reported burns are. we do not know if those people are actually in the vicinity of the crash itself or if they were in the homes that caught fire. there were certain row homes that were nearby the small. the mall itself, the roosevelt model, includes stores like macy's and address for less and it has things like raising cane's, a series of restaurants on the outside. there's apparently crashed in an intersection very near the mall. so the injuries happened in the people who are near the areas of walking or in the homes in nearby. but the authorities have not told us exactly where the injuries happen, just that they did happen. it is interesting because there is also a report from fox affiliate and philadelphia who says that they found debris scattered in a wide area. and then they found a quarter of a mile away was an actual oxygen

we shape the region up next on going on, the ground host of should, or tom said talks with daniel mcadams from the ron paul liberty report about donald trump's rude awakening. over his tender pressure. russia on your crime, stay with us or on our to international by the hello and welcome defrost the full board. here we discuss the wheel in the the mastery and, or tennessee. welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the middle east. the 2nd phase of negotiations between israel and palestine. resistance organizations is due to begin, as donald trump fails to ethnically cleansed, some 2300000 palestinians into jordan in egypt and trump administration. we also need to keep an eye on brussels today. has been a good the lead is meet alongside nato boss of elk river and u. k. p. m. as a gustavo, all of whom seek to prolong the proxy war on russia through grain. ironic then that it's a few years to the day since allies you as president roosevelt. you gave him winston churchill and russians. joseph stalin, met to forward your peaceful well to the old confidence in c

. >> jacqui: alexis mcadams and that diamond district and what did the police find in the pawnshop? jackie, john they went into the pawnshop behind me and they came out with the boxes and boxes of stolen items. we are talking expensive watches and other types of jewelry and drugs and lots of cash. take a look on your screen. that video at the investigators working. they were out here for hours. they believe that guy at the pawnshop linked to south american theft ring taking boxes of stolen property out. those that owned the store are facing charges. they are accused of creating an illicit market and feeling demands for burglaries by theft rings across the country. they say a georgia national supposed to be deported back in 2003 connected to the chilean migrants who are suspected of breaking into cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrows house in december and driving around ohio with some of his things. this was pretty wild and one of the migrants was wearing his bangles hat that he stole and telling place he was on his way to florida. watch. >> where are you guys headed today? wher

lined up outside at the courthouse hours before the hearing today to try to get a seat and alexis mcadamse at the courthouse and what do you see there? >> sandra and john, we know luigi mangione will be inside the court room behind me but not just he and his legal team here today. it is a wide range of supporters 100-150 people in one of the angles of the camera, lots of signs appeared to think out here and want guy said 3:00 this morning gathering to show their support for luigi mangione calling for the murder suspect to be set free. listen. >> when i say set free, say luigi mangione! >> i think the bizarre aspect of this case, john, you hit it off at the top, people to see him and show support sending money, sending letters, you name it. the case has captured the nation where toby could get closer to a trial date we are told as the judge expected the defense of the prosecution for the update on exchange at the evidence. as the crowds continued to gather, mangione accused of killing unitedhealthcare ceo, brian thompson. that shooting caught on camera. the ceo of data 2 gunned down in new

we'll keep an eye on it, kevin. >> alexis mcadams, thank you so much. immigration and customs enforcement arrests have increased significantly under the trump administration. and tonight we have a fox news exclusive to share with you. some of those operations ares fascinating. you want to see this. brooke taylor's opportunity. she was embedded with officers in houston she shows us how ice works to target some of the most dangerous criminals. >> investigation. >> investigation? yes. >> >> for what? soaks assault conviction in home country is back in ice custody. he has already been deported twice. >> see order or something. >> we're not looking to go out there and scare or terrorize the communities. we are looking make these communities safer. these folks, criminals like this individual here, they are victimizing those same communities. nobody wants those folks in our community. >> the director of enforcement and removal operations in houston says their arrest numbers have nearly tripled in the last few weeks. he tells fox they're also working closer tha

so alexis mcadams has the latest right now from new york city.ly, usually you have to be up on your celebrity gossip to know what's happening in these court cases, but now it's so mainstream and this is all the people are talking about. blake lively and just about on his lawyers are going to be inside that court room behind me as this continues. this started back when blake lively accused justin bell don't have sexual harassment saying he would show her nude photos and videos of other women and talk about his alleged addiction onset. she said she about had enough and according to the lawsuit there was a meeting about this with the entire team where they called him out. that's when blake lively said justin baldoni launched a smear campaign against her. according to the documents, the legal team says there are messages from the publicist saying in part, we can bury anyone. as they say, that headline just kept coming. also accused of a fat shaming blake lively, and also secretly called her fitness trainer without her knowledge or permission and impl

i'm alexis mcadams, fox news. >> okay. hope you had the day off yesterday. it was a nice weekend.ures today that followed suit with where they were yesterday. a few clouds tomorrow, a few clouds and a little cooler and a chance of a sprinkle, a light sprinkle. so you'll see that in the model live picture outside. not that cold tonight. no frost advisories. no freeze warnings, which is great for this time of year. you know, usually when you get it's not raining or something, you would expect freeze or frost advisories at least, or even valley fog, dense fog advisories. this is what's going on outside right now. the atmosphere is moistening up. that just means it's loading up, getting ready for this system that's coming in. i don't think any of that's hitting the ground that i just showed you, which is not atypical for our radar because the radar. the radar beam out of aluminum off the santa cruz mountains, it shoots real high at an angle. so it a lot of times is up higher in the cloud than the raindrops actually are. they're actually the raindrops that are hitting you. are these ar

alexis mcadams live for us peered why is bondi suing the state. >> hi, john peered bondi says new yorkprioritizing americans and simply not following federal law. this is a new doj with her at the home and she is going to put americans first, not migrants. >> new york has chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over american citizens. it stops. it stops today. as you know, we see it in illinois. and new york didn't listen. so now, you are next. >> attorney general pam bondi announced that lawsuit against new york governor kathy hochul, attorney general letitia james, dmv commissioner mark schroeder, so they found out about that news hitting with the lawsuit last night. the lawsuit on the states green light law allows any new yorker who is over the age of 16 to apply for a driver's license regardless of your legal status. it also prevents immigration agencies from accessing background information on the migrants. bondi says this lawsuit is also for all of the angel families out there, those who lost their loved ones to the hands of illegal migrants, like kayla hamilton. we talked about her

been by number travel against through can you do like i can pull the gold and the nice by, cut those mcadam it no, you didn't, you can think of then you can only me which system with publish the penny for those to you. i ship your true if i knew the store unless chris might be of there. mr. got to him. yes. first of all, most today you live with me is to some of the largest will live in you, i said, and as a boy, just to be said that the boys to senior, the doors are to keep the car forced cause drug and then was in both serious to books. good boy, it's approaching the big this thing that so loud that i want to get this locked cambridge window. but the list of the names, a problem, because we're going of course, both sides customer that is the most cricket the mean to use with the most cricket, the producer, if the switching tickets for full shirts, the shop exchange statement, and then you select the enter. sometimes that's close to the less his interest, i don't know, still a on the system, the kinds of physical digital and then we use them. but he had some questions and that was the most

daniel mcadams. he goes there on full liberty reported x u. s. presidential candidate. wonderful. who we little must golf and a position to in the new trump administration. daniel, thanks so much for coming on. i hope a run pool as well in the institution as well. i know he didn't.

been been traveling against through can you do like i can, i'm going to go look at a start cuts us mcadam, it's no you didn't you think and then you can only me, which system with the bush, the penny for those unit i ship to go to if i knew the store unless chris man did the mr. got to him? yes. first, the move to the you live with me is to some of the and if i said, and as a boy, just to be said that the boys to senior, the doors are typically the kind of force goes out in the boys. and those are serious of books good for it at bushing to pick this thing up. so loud, buzzing. i was to get the slug cambridge with the but the missed a so names. a problem because we're going of course, um, both sides customer drive is the most cricket the mean to use with them for doing the most cricket, the producer. if the switching to this negotiates the exchange day monday and then you select it into some type of request different unless you've reached that don't know, still a on the system, the july and then we use them, but the temperatures and the muscle appreciation for them to send it to machine wh

are fox news correspondent alexis mcadams joins me now.hat are you hearing about how this plane went down? >> jessie, we're trying to figure out exactly what happened. we know what happened quick out there in northeast philadelphia. crews boarded the plane just minutes before it went down and a ring doorbell camera video captured the thing exploding. it ignited in midair. we heard from officials that this plane took off, they believe it was a medical plane that was heading to missouri. it takes off on a normal flight path, they said the weather was okay. within 30 seconds, the thing is on fire. a small plane crashing their cat coming right down. we're told it was onto a shopping mall. you know philadelphia better than i do, this thing's like it was basically a bunch of stores over there in the northeast side. you park and a massive parking lot and that's for some of the witnesses were saying this plane came right down. just about 3 miles away from the airport. primarily has business jets, charter flights, you name it. but this was supposed

daniel mcadams. he goes there on full liberty, reported x u. s. presidential candidate wrongful who we little must go for the position to in the new trump administration. daniel, thanks so much for coming on. i hope a run pool as well in the institution as well. i know he didn't take up the invitation for milan musk i noticed to join the department of government efficiency . i don't know whether you have the details on that why i didn't want to do it by.

you know, you spent decades in politics in uh now the liberty reports that you're doing with that mcadams was on the other week on going undergrad. i'm talking about the also the hundreds of billions wasted of public money on the, on the a tunnel was, i know, maybe a 1000000 may have been killed in ukraine this proxy war on russia. but what did you, what did it make you feel to see donald trump's initiative come through in the sense that piece talks were the last a range and the beginning of some kind of piece may be on the cards. what did they make you feel given you've been saying this for a for years as well then you and i praise them with it. and he, he has said he doesn't want to started a new wars and he wants to end the wars. and yet, at the same time, i mean what, what was this demonstration just recently of our b to b, a, b, 50 twos and other airplanes having a sign of strange. because if paul, if we could just eliminate around the problem, babson and get at take care of gaza and just, you know, sell that to whoever, who is going to get ahold of it. there's a, there's a context.

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with the co star there on bull, liberty report, executive director of their own pull is to do daniel mcadams. daniel, you were talking about to ukraine, and misapprehensions was information. literally the double drop maybe being fed since he uh, went back to the oval office. actually the combs like and keep catalog seems we that he could possibly be the ukraine on boy, isn't it? i know you're saying that he's playing people off of do you think that some ways of getting the information that he can leverage sanctions on russia has somehow in any deal over the proxy or in rush, 3 grade when when the, as we know rush has done really well out of the sanctions and the only sanctions i understand in the for uranium 2 of us, you pay a power stations. that's the only sanction to a trump administration. i mean, clearly that's being seen. is it the all take well around the world as well? i guess you could say that i had the misfortune of doing foreign policy or in the dc area for a couple of decades. and so i know that it's a circular argument. you know, anyone who speaks outside of the, the sort of ge

daniel mcadams. he goes there on full liberty, reported x u. s. presidential candidate wrongful who you must go for the position to in the new trump administration. daniel, thanks so much for coming on. i hope a run pool as well and the institution as well. i know he didn't take up the invitation for milan musk i noticed to join the department of government efficiency . i don't know whether you have the details on that. why i didn't want to do it. it probably didn't refuse it. actually there was he didn't. the citizen didn't want a formal title. yeah, he didn't. he doesn't need another job. he's, you know, he's been there and done that, but i think what he's done is he's, he's been, well, i'll come get into it. and he sort of serving as a kind of mentor, i suppose. and he and he offers his thoughts on ways to sort of more school shotuko way really address the problems of government overreaching over spending. and so many of the times when he puts out some advice you on will read, tweeted sometimes don junior will retreat it so it's uh, it's rig

trade organization in london, greg fencin spot founding partner of the investment banking firm, brake mcadam, he's also the chairman of republicans overseas u. k. and then halifax, canada gavin fidel, a professor of political science and global development studies st. mary's university. he's the co author also of rethinking development products. exciting gentleman for joining us on today's inside story program. we've seen of foster moving a timeline of action and reaction and recent house. i want to come to that in a moment, greg, but 1st i'd like you to take us back a bit. this is something that donald trump campaigned on when he was elected in the event, but you support his policies. so explained to us, what is he trying to achieve with these towers? that's a great question and then you're absolutely right, james. the telegraph to rather well in the campaign as well as during the transition. so, and when president trump is trying to accomplish is what the really, what the voters of the americans voted for, which was fairness in trade and, and more equal treatment by our trading partners. i

. >> ainsley: alexis mcadams joins us with the latest. >> come ins as new york governor kathy hochuls she will meet this morning, we're told, with key leaders to discuss new york city mayor eric adams removal from office. they are looking at it in new york city. this comes as fellow democrats have been pushing to try to get adams out of their, including the city comptroller. the governor releasing this statement, i recognize immense responsibility i hold as governor and constitutional power granted to this office. in 235 years of new york state history, the powers have never been utilized to remove a mayor. that is what kathy hochul is saying, cause to remove mayor adams are growing louder. this was yesterday in new york city. people had signs and were chanting. people say they want him gone. he is accused of making a deal with the justice department to drop his own criminal case if he would enforce immigration policies. you talked to adams and tom homan on "fox and friends" and he dee ni -- denied making any deal and said this prosecution is based on politics. she has her role, i hav

alexis mcadams joins me now. grounds is pam bondi suing. >> reporter: she is suing new york city along with chicago because they are not following federal law when it comes to immigration. she says this is a new doj which will prevent americans, not only for migrants. >> you will be held accountable if you do not follow federal law. it is over, it ends and we are coming after you. >> reporter: in her first news conference as attorney general pam bondi came out firing announcing the lawsuit against new york governor kathy hochul, attorney general letitia james and mark schroeder. the lawsuit focuses on new york's green light lawsuit. to apply for a drivers license no matter what your legal status is, gives them permission for privacy protections by eliminating data by immigration agencies. they don't share it when people look at migrants the pullover on the road, the lawsuit claims this is a frontal assault on federal immigration laws and federal authorities that administer them. >> law enforcement officers do not

alexis mcadams what we can expect today before the judge. hello. >> good morning.earing is scheduled for later this afternoon around 2:00. mangione will be inside that courtroom sitting in front of a judge. the first time we've seen him in a couple of months as he will sit there and listen to what is going on in court today. it is not just mangione that are out at the courthouse. lots of supporters, too. i want to pull up a video. one of the things so interesting about this ongoing case is the level of support he has. this was the line of supporters in front of the courthouse this morning. people just wanted to get a seat inside telling us they waited for hours to show their support for luigi mangione. the case has captured the nation. could be getting closer to a trial date we're told. the judge is expected to ask the defense and prosecution for an update on the exchange of evidence today. mangione is accused of killing united healthcare ceo brian thompson. he was also a dad of two young kids, the shooting caught on camera. the ceo and father was gunned down while

. >> harris: thank you very much, alexis mcadams is in new york city with the latest on this and sayg getting a lot of publicity is these two. not the movie they're in. >> that's right. any publicity is good for some people. have to see how those movie ratings continue. it was popular in the box office but this has been the feud that people are focusing on. it has been going on for quite some time between blake lively and justin baldoni. we caught up with baldoni's attorney saying his client didn't do anything wrong. >> he is feeling like you would feel if you were wrongfully accused of something. you would feel pretty devastated. and he is looking for justice and he is a great man and an honest, really caring person. >> the legal battle started back in december. you don't have to be in celebrity gossip. it has been in every major headline across the country after lively accused baldoni of sexual harassment reporting him to her superior while the movie was still being filmed saying he would show nude photos of other women and talk about an alleged porn addiction and couldn't take it

correspondent alexa mcadams has the gruesome details. >> this is by far the worst homicide investigationa part of. >> an ongoing murder case in upstate new york shocking law enforcement as police say sam norquist was tortured for weeks, then murdered. >> no human being should have to endure what sam endo you recalled. >> the 24-year-old identified as a man, but despite his transgender status authorities don't have an indication it's a hate crime. five people are charged with murder in the second degree. the this is the new york motel where police believe norquist was beaten and assaulted with objects for days. then deputies say the suspects dumped his body at a nearby field. >> we've determined that sam endured prolonged physical and scrog abuse at the hands of multiple individuals. >> the victim's family tells fox he met arzuaga online last summer and left to meet her in new york. the last time he called in january, so they reported him missing this month. >> it's unfortunate that people are that disgusting, that ugly. >> as police work to find a motive, we're learning more about some o

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correspondent alexis mcadams is live outside the courthouse here in new york where there is a ton off the court room as mangione was wearing a bulletproof vest. there was more action outside of the courthouse today in new york city. i want to pull up what we're seeing right now on the streets of new york city. these are people that have been out here, some of them are based were waiting to show their support for the former ivy league grad who is now a suspected killer. they are calling on him to be set free. some say he did not do it. some say he did it, but did the right thing. asked these people, what are you out here supporting a killer? watch? if this was your dad and he was murdered because of his job, would you want him killed? >> well, if bryan thompson, if i'm honest, if bryan thompson was my dad, i would have honestly will not care about his funeral. >> reporter: so he was wearing a bulletproof vest. he was in that courtroom, it was just a quick as he walked into there. it was only about 10 minutes that he was inside of this room that does the defense giving an update as the

correspondent alexis mcadams reports from new york state criminal court. >> suspected killer, legion luii mangione walks into a courtroom wearing a bullet proof vest and shackles. the hearing only lasted 10 minutes as the defense and prosecution gave update on the evidence in this case. including 800 gigabits of digital evidence and d.n.a. testing. >> he is being must bely treated guilty instead of the presumption of innocence instead of what he is entitled to. >> police say mangione shot and killed united healthcare ceo brian thompson. thompson was a husband and dad of two. gunned down in midtown, manhattan. >> if this was your dad and he was murdered because of his job, wouldn't you want the person who killed him to be put behind bars. >> well, i personally -- well, if brian thompson, i'm going to be honest if brian thompson was my dad i would have honestly wouldn't care about his funeral. >> as for a motive, police believe mangione was angry with the healthcare industry. 26-year-old facing a long list of charges including first degree murder and terrorism. >> so tonight mangione r

i guess we don't -- alexis mcadams caught up with al sharpton.e's what he said. >> the only reason that we are late facing a court hearing tomorrow and only reason that the governor has to make a decision to do something or not do something that has not been done in 235 years, is because there was a double standard used on eric adams' case that those that he claims he believes were victims. i do not believe that he should have gotten a pardon. but i believe that donald trump has been inconsistent. having said that, the governor said to me that she is going to see what the judge decides tomorrow and keep deliberating with other leader. >> lawrence: first of all, he didn't get a pardon. the case was never adjudicated. charges were brought and dropped. happens all the time. and if he wants to talk about double standard. i didn't hear him say anything about hunter biden. what about all the people that have gotten prosecuted and put in jail because of gun charges and the president of the united states let his son off the hook. do you do a press confer

alexis mcadams is in the new york with more. >> big news day here in the big apple. new york governor kathy hochul hasn't said she will remove mayor eric adams but looking at next steps during these meetings today. that's why we're outside her office hoping to get a question in. we'll see what happens. this is the latest statement coming in from the governor herself talking about what would happen next. she says i recognize the immense responsibility i hold as governor and the constitutional powers granted to this office. 235 years of new york state history, these powers have never been utilized to remove a duly elected mayor overturning the will of the voters is a serious step that should not be taken lightly. calls to remove mayor adams are getting louder. check this out. [shouting] >> that's some of what we saw at city hall yesterday. the crowd calling for adams to be removed saying he has been compromised. this comes as allegations swirl here in new york city. the mayor accused of making a deal with the justice department to drop his criminal case only if he woul

alexis mcadams has the details live in new york city. >> that's right.g to get underway in a short time from now. blake lively and justin baldoni won't be here but their legal team will be. baldoni's attorney is feeling how anyone would feel. he is a great guy looking for justice. the photos. for people at home catching up on this. this has been going on for months. a legal battle between ends with us stars. director and co-star that started in december after lively accused baldoni of sexual -- she spoke up about his inappropriate behavior during filming. lively reported baldoni while the movie was still being made and all hands on deck meeting was held to discuss his behavior. lively said he would show her nude photos and videos of women and talk about an alleged porn addiction. he denied that and filed suit against she, her husband and the couple's publy sift asking for $4 million in damages claiming he is falsely accused in an attempt to repair her reputation. baldoni had text messages saying shows he did not sexually harass her. we're expected to hea

correspondent alexis mcadams has details this evening from new york. >> this new york city pawnshop nowion into a south american theft ring as police say the two men who run this store were buying stolen luxury items from a group who investigators say were breaking into multi million dollars homes across the country one of those homes belong to cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrow. >> someone is trying to break into the house right now. my daughter is there. this is joe burrow's house. >> burrow was out in the football field when detectives say a group of chilean migrants broke into his house and then took off with some of his valuable items. >> i feel like my privacy has been violated in more ways than one. >> police say the crew was in the country illegally later arresting them during a traffic stop. this police body cam camera shows one migrant wearing borough's stolen bengals hat telling police they were on their way to florida. >> where are you guys heading to today? >> orlando. >> orlando? wrong way. you are going to the wrong direction to get to florida. >> police say one of

alexis mcadams with the latest in new york city. >> amazing to see this this morning on the "fox & friends" couch. we saw the border czar and the mayor of new york city. new duo teaming up to get migrant criminals off the streets in the big apple. border czar and adams say they're ready to work together. >> people want to hijack this narrative. i reached out to his team and said we want to sit down. this has been an issue i was talking about before the election. >> mayor adams met with homan yesterday at the ice office in new york city to come up with a plan that includes this. allowing ice agents back into new york city's ryker eva's island jail for the first time since 2014 due to the sanctuary laws. the mayor will issue an executive order to let the feds come in and locate illegal migrants in the jail who police say are convicted criminals and gang members. the border czar says this is a big step in the right direction. >> getting back on ryker's island is a game changer. now we will get the bad guys before they hit the street. intelligence of how tda operates and where they operate. al

alexis mcadams is live with more. >> that's right. you heard pam bondi made it simple. this d.o.j. will protect the american people not protect migrants in the country illegally. watch. >> you will be held accountable if you do not follow federal law. it is over, it ends. and we're coming after you. >> she came out firing announcing the lawsuit against kathy hochul, attorney general james and dmv commissioner schroder. the lawsuit focuses on new york's green light law. it allows all new yorkers who are over the age of 16 to apply for a driver's license regardless of your legal status and also gives that person privacy protection by limiting data that would be shared with immigration agencies. the lawsuit claims this is a frontal assault on the federal immigration laws and federal authorities that administer them. >> law enforcement officers do not have access to their background and if these great men and women pull over someone and don't have access to their background they have no idea who they are dealing with. it puts their lives on the line every single day. >> d.o.j. says it'

i will go back to alexis mcadams with the latest on what is happening. >> when you look at those firesber there is six people who were told did not make it in the crash but also the injuries on the grounds of philadelphia. this was during rush hour also a very busy mall, an outdoor mall, i was talking to one of the spokespeople they are you park, you walk out go to all of the big box -- box stores they have a huge parking lot. that is right where the plane went down. it sprayed it jet fuel all over the place. that means it soaked these nearby row homes and it went all over at least six vehicles that went right up into flames. also focusing, i know there's a lot going on, you see the map with the layout, the flames and the initial response for that video we are showing you live right there take a second and look at it. the cars are completely gone they have been incinerated because they were soaked by that fuel. that is why the mayor and governor is saying stay out of here stay clear of the area because it is such a dangerous scene because of the fuel from this aircraft. it lit everythi

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