in new britain new galeana road off farber drive. 9 miles per hour westbound on city avenue.own vehicle right here in the gore point at the on photographer girard avenue. not a big deal. it's off to the side and the track is actually heavier on the eastbound side. we're also watching a crash this morning in sewell. it's the northbound side of 55 at 553. pickup truck ran off the road into the woods. you're getting by okay. it slows farther north though as you approach 42. matt. >> thank you, matt. a florida man faces attempted murder charges for dragging a police officer for about a half mile. the incident was caught on the officer's body cam. the officer was investigating a drug-related incident in pembroke pines yesterday when the driver took off and you see him drag along the officer. the officer eventually let go of the car. he is expected to be okay. the driver was arrested following a 20-mile police chase. >>> federal investigators in washington state are looking into whether the engineer of the derailed amtrak train was being distracted by an employee who was training r

is important to know that the democratic socialist tradition of the united states is long-standing farber for the soviet union, it exists now afterwards and many of these people were the most intelligent critics of stalinism and political systems. our knowledge, even the worst stalin and the weight is used to describe it came from the democratic left. >> i will ask you guys one more question before we turn to the final proposition. to me have a poor person in the to a badates going public school, being bored with substandard medical care, how is that for some more free than a person born into a european with cradle-to-grave welfare states? >> we should recognize that they can move to america where they can come here. while we are talking about a place that is generally hostile to immigration, it has been historically and continues to be. i say this is a muddy, i am an open borders person. anybody who wants to come to the united states should be allowed to enter. on the not a small thing left that is usually meant that i am somehow trying to stoke the reserve army of the unemployed to driv

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