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two other people were fln by helicopter to local hospitals with injuries described adds life-threatening. a fourth person who was less seriously injured was taken by amlance to a nearby hospital. it's not clear how the injured were distributed between the two vehicles. the crash and resulting investigation caused the closure of both the southbound and northbound lanes. traffic was tre-routedough adjacent neighborhoods. speelimits on the section of the parkway south of old town alandria vary between 35 and 45 miles per hour. drivers regularly travel much faster. this section of theoad has no shoulder on either side. no room for error. >> one of the things i have suggested is if the park service could put up speed cameras at dse intersections, it would go a long way towar getting speeds back down to 35 to 45 miles per hour in the sections where the collisions keep heppening. >> t cause of the crash remains under investigation. live in fairfax county, jackie bens benson, news 4. >> jackie, thank you. >>> we learned new details today about the grisly murder of a man whose body was found near

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i'm just the fln. >> sean: have a great show. >> ray: i'm raymond arroyo sitting in for laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" from new york city. we have a complete wrap of the interview you just heard with president trump, as well as amtrak joe biden. newt gingrich is here and moments to break it all down, plus ed henry digging into biden's sketchy history when it >> that's when we heard the words of the president of the united states that stunned the world and shocked the conscious of this nation. he said there were quote some very fine people on both sides. very fine people on both sides? >> biden can talk about the verbal express. it is probably not best to go the president was not referring to the white supremacist in charlotteville as fine people. the pointat he made at the same press conference when he first studdered the praise. >> you had people that were very fine people. you had protests taking down a very important statue and the renaming from robert e. lee to the other name. i'm not talking about the neo-nazis and the white nationalist. you had many people in th

generation now is in solidarity with the younger generation, not because they forgot what happened or the flnarty got them to the independence from french, but mainly because they see people 80 years old and over do not have the same idea as ember people. they want a different economy, have different ideologies, what freedom, and technology. mostly, they are doctors, transcends between different people. the good thing about that is you can see there is been a lot of integration throughout the years -- immigration throughout the years to france of people trying to travel through the seas. there's a lot of debt. since the start of the protest, there's been no attempt to which showsalgeria, wit it is beyond these protests, but trying to start a whole new life. amy: sihem mellah-sliker, they can for being with us, algerian born activist who moved to the promoted the0 and group -- founded the group sandbyme to promote algerian and north african culture. she's in close touch with her family members and protest leaders in algeria. she is currently an adviser to new york state senator andrew gounarde

already know about is there information about those that we will learn today, for instance, michael fln was talking to the russian ambassador during the transition, the topic of russian sanctions came up. was he drakted to have those conversations with the russian ambassador to indicate that the new sheriff in town the president elect was going to deal with them differently than president obama. did the president know about them? does mueller know? he may answer that question, he may not but that's a key question. when you look at the questions about roger stone communications with wikileaks, et cetera, was the president ever informed? it's been a constant open question. we don't have evidence, people have speculated about it, today we may learn mueller looked loo in a, there's nothing there or we will learn there was a conversation that's been documented. then on the obstruction case clearly mueller found evidence of obstruction because he couldn't exonerate the president. he said so much. even barr had to quote him as saying that much. what is the evidence beyond what we already know

i'm just the fln. >> sean: have a great show. >> ray: i'm raymond arroyo sitting in for laura