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moments or a campaign rally in atlanta tonight. he is hoping to build on momentum from his state of the e union speech on thursday. former president trump also on the stump in the battleground state as presumptive republican nominee. it is the second time in nine days the two are in the same state from the same day. we are watching this but first we begin with an investigation into a deadly helicopter crash near the southern border. what happened and the rio grande valley of texas. one border patrol agent and two national guard members were killed. one soldier survived but is in critical condition brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. two for thank you for joining us on eric shawn. military is not yet said what exactly caused the tragic crash. the border security mission

there's a recent surge of illegal crossings and border agents expect that to continue as spring arrives. jeff and paul in eagle pass with much more on the crash and the situation there. >> eric, we just got some new reaction regarding this deadly helicopter crash that happened along the u.s./mexico border. president joe biden just put out a statement a little less than an hour ago saying in part quote these brave americans dedicated their lives to protecting our nation. they signed up knowing the risk and believing in the mission of serving their fellow americans. keeping our nation safe. our gratitude is profound there sacrifice will never be forgotten. this crash happened yesterday afternoon in la grulla city, texas. they were conducting a federal support mission not related to the texas ongoing operation lone star.

a uh 72 lakota helicopter assigned to the southwest border. the only survivor is a soldier but sources tell us he is in critical condition. still working to figure out what went wrong. national border patrol council spokesperson chris had this to say about what the crew is doing. >> there's a routine control i think they were tracking some people that are crossed, some illegal aliens across into the country. they had some type of mechanical difficulty. went down a in a hard landing ad ultimately you know, three died. >> here in eagle pass, texas migrants continued to arrive at the southern border. you can hear the sound of the airboats that are patrolling the rio grande. just yesterday our cameras captured this group of nearly 100 migrants at a nearby hydro plant just outside of a fenced

off area. as you can probably hear the sound of the airboat you can tell patro patrols are still vey active out here. we are still seeing some of these smaller groups of migrant showing up we saw today. police are still getting calls for suspected human smuggling throughout some of these smaller border towns among the u.s./mexico border. before alright jeff thanks so much. arthel: eric and jeff meanwhile u.s. immigration system cannot keep up with the growing backlog of migrant cases. according to actio's 8 million asylum-seekers and illegal migrants will be in limbo by october that's putting a lot of pressure on immigration judges. according to researchers at syracuse university each judge closed on average around 975 cases during the latest fiscal year. average caseload of 682 judges now on the bench have jumped to 4500 per judge. for more and thus we will bring in a former immigration judge

judgeedwin peters. judge peters if you could exploit what immigration judge does? >> good afternoon. yes, immigration judge regina kate cases involving a silent client that have been submitted by illegal immigrants. immigrants who want to seek asylum into the united states as well as a silent cases the adjustment status cases as well as a number of other type of cases. [inaudible] >> the asylum claims by illegal immigrants. arthel: is a very time-consuming is what i'd like to know? >> i'm sorry ma'am you are real low may impair. >> it's a very time consuming? >> it is. it is. there's only a certain amount of hours in a day. an immigration judge will hear cases from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30

p.m. normally you can adjudicate may bemaybe three more, four cases . with the asylum claim you've got to make sure. >> it's a responding due process. it can be yes, ma'am. >> currently there is funding for seven or 34 immigration judges. the bipartisan senate bill that is out there on the table would provide immigration judges and their staff. you probably know that consider badge in a number have refused to sign the bill because donald trump told them not too. an additional 100 immigration judges provide immediate help? >> ma'am, i will be honest with

you. another 100 or 200 judges would not help. if you look at the previous numbers and the current numbers they keep climbing. they went for a proximally 1 million case a backlog asylum cases is now up to 3 million. best not even those coming in is not filed asylum claims yet going to increase the numbers. just hiring immigration judges is not going to help. there has to be some kind of stoppage. a stoppage at the border. a moratorium on asylum claims we catch up with these astronomical numbers ma'am. >> if you were considering -- a- such a stoppage or be considered given what you're facing right now the folks trying to come into the country, legally i am

talking about the people who want to be processed properly. how long might a stoppage last given the workload restaurant were not including h there hasnt not been included. three is stoppage asylum claim so that way the immigration judge in the system can catch up. what is ultimately going to happen is the as the system is o crash. the system cannot manage this number. put another 200 judges, 200 staff members new system cannot maintain the type of numbers coming in there. >> even the idea in addition to adding more judges 100 and where you said it doesn't matter at this point it's not going to help with shortening the asylum process time to six months use

the crisis on a level? the application process you have to get congress with documents you've got to prepare the case someone has to go against the case. that takes away from the immigrants able to get documents to substantiate the asylum claim. the asylum process would lower the numbers, ma'am. arthel: based on what you are telling me this border is on the brink of being completely broken. i want you to reiterate to meete your idea at your suggestion of how long you are saying stoppage for temporarily shut down the border, do not process any new people certainly keep anybody is coming it illegally, keep them out. so again what time frame i want

to be clear what you said how long do you think? >> i think they shut the borders have a stoppage a moratorium on asylum seekers appeared new hire more judges to deal with the cases coming to the system. we have to support the claim they've got to be mass deportation. people are going to be in this country in limbo waiting around. there are people who have legitimate claims and those who have illegitimate claims. so a three year stoppage of mass deportation starting with illegal immigrants who come here violate the law their chance of

filing for asylum. we need to play catch up. and one year the numbers went to 2 million. were talking other 5 million in the asylum system. arthel: understood you are calling for you are suggesting, go ahead and n i need to wrap ua go-ahead. when i first became immigration did by background check and noticed advocacy groups were saying the system is broken. arthel: when was that how long ago was that question or it's unbroken for a long time. work is just a couple years ago. but now i'm seeing this as a concerted effort in regard to crash the system. it doesn't work. there is no resolution f for crh the system if you hear what biden them is advocating to ever whoeveris here make them citize. iafter weight to state we don't have a solution can't deal with this. however, whoever is here grant

them citizenship which is setting a bad message. arthel: they are not here at all i don't think they're saying that whoever is here, everybody gets to be a citizen. i hear what you are saying. i'm going to wrap this, you are saying judge edwin peters a former immigration judge a stoppage for three years in mass deportation is what you suggest. appreciate. thank you very much. take care. >> take care, bye-bye. before this questions are going to be answered or talked about today in georgia that is with the presidential battleground is former biden for president trump are holding dueling rallies in the peach state today. president pitting the trail two days after state of the union speech is expected to talk up as economic successes and social agenda in atlanta and sharpen his attacks on his likely challenger for president trump. in all the presumptive gop nominee he will be campaigning

in nearby rome that's northwest of atlanta and marietta. mark meredith live in atlanta or the fireworks are about to begin. chris eric, good afternoon fred broke the president by jim trumper's lot of time in battleground states it focuses on george of the peach state president byne by its cohesive t cetera behind the limit later on today. georgeorge's estate donald trumn 2015 lost nearly in 2020 and a pure tossup for 2024. as for president by the reason he is coming to georgia today, all about effort to reach out to minority voters. his campaign launching a new ad spending $30 million of the next six weeks i tried to get their message out. and that's at the president also addresses the age issue head on. >> look, i am not a young guy that is no secret. but here's the deal i understand how to get things done for the american people. i led the country to the covid crisis. to date we have the strongest economy in the world i pass a

law that lowers prescription drug prices. >> rematch between trump and biden may have some voters thinking about third-party options like robert f kennedy jr. is running or so-called unity ticket which the group no labels are still working to put together. the latest fox news polling of registered voters a trump and biden almost tied with trump ahead by about two points but within the margin of error tonight trump is going to be railing his supporters and the event in rome, georgia about an hour outside of atlanta the visit comes out of george's primate which is on tuesday and it is possible given the read the results play out trump could have enough votes on tuesday to clinch the nomination by then. this weekend trump is also getting the full support of the republican national committee the rnc choosing its new leaders on friday new rnc chairman said he is determined to boost trump this fall. >> of the rnc is going to be the vanguard up of a movement that l work tirelessly every single day

to elect our nominee donald j trump i was the 47th president of the united states. flip the senate, expand our majority in the house of representatives. works with the big questions going forward is what will if any rnc will have as a former president defends himself civil and criminal trials the rnc has been facing a lot of questions what kind of money would go to him we heard from rnc officials they say no money will go but there's been conflicting statements in the past by the new coach it will wait to see it plays out it will likely come up in the weeks and months ahead for. >> it will com, mark thanks so . arthel: thank you, central command says a us-led coalition is shot down at least 28 drones fired by iran backed houthis terrorists today. it's the largest houthis attack on commercial shipping in the red sea and the last two months. centcom says no navy or

commercial vessels were damaged. lucas tomlinson's life in the white house was very latest fricatives of the largest attack and months despite nearly daily strikes by the u.s. navy since early january into yemen against the iranian backed houthis rebels. president biden reference the threat and the red sea in the state of the union address thursday night. >> it also means containing the threat posed by iran. that is why he built a coalition of more than a dozen countries to defend international shipping and a freedom of navigation in the red sea. i've ordered strikes and defend u.s. forces in the region. as commander-in-chief i will not hesitate to direct further measures to protect our people and military personnel. click here it's video from hms richmond a british warship shooting down two of the 28 drones. it is important to note british and american warships are firing

$2 million to shoot down the drones which are essentially $5000 flying lawnmowers packed with explosives. u.s. and british warships cannot be rearmed at sea they must go to gibraltar, greece or bihar rain to load more missiles. for the first time in this conflict is started in october 17, 10 days has turned deadly for the crew members aboard a cargo ship off the coast of yemen when the bridge was hit and destroyed days earlier on the houthis sent the first ship a commercial vessel went down with over 40000 tons of fertilizer and oil on board creating an environmental disaster. there is growing concerns here in washington about the use of u.s. military personnel to build this temporary tear off the coast of gaza inside a war zone but some officials are saying will not use the port to the north and truck that aid in. president biden himself said the israelis will be providing security warning about assets in the region. the ford aircraft carrier strike group turned back and norfolk in january the amphibious ready

group of 2000 marines a part of the mediterranean a few days ago. or so. arthel: lucas tomlinson thank you very much. sue fort new questions being raised about new york bail losses for suspects go free. they are arrested in connection with the case or body parts were found in long island, new york. they left the courthouse and grinning. we will have the details on that straightahead here on fox news live. you know who knows what she wants? me! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so you don't have to worry. empower. what's next. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪)

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arthel: days after new york national guard deployed to the big apple subways there are calls for a another state to doe same. you need a boss once the illinois national guard to help with baggage checks on trains and buses in the windy city. cb cotton is live in york city. >> we have all seen the surveillance videos and photos of the dangerous writers encounter when that make their way here underground to go on the subway. similar transit crimes are happening in other major metropolitan cities across the country but as you mentioned mee mentionedthey had a chicago lart transit union says he would welcome the national guard in his city and listen to him talk about how brazen criminals have

become. >> of bus operator call for police assistance until the bus operator i will wait till the police come because they know nothing is going to be done. so if they are not afraid of the system that should tell you how bad the crime is. when they literally tell the best operated work go ahead and call the police i will wait and they don't get off the bus they wait. proxies said his gun and high-capacity magazines left behind by a sleeping bus writer and said this is white heat commenced in your governor in cap the hopeful for new additional back checks. >> have semi- check your bag to make sure your community is safe i don't see that as a problem. that should put a lot of minds at ease. a lot of people at rest on the commute to and from. that can make a major difference in that process of going back

and forth. >> that is what new york governor kathy ogle says she wants for new yorkers, a safer community. this legal watch military state troopers doing a baggage checks from the busiest subway stations in the city. nypd also deployed additional thousand officers to subway stations across the city following a spike in transit crime last month between that effort governor governor hopefuo get this there is now a force of additional 2000 people patrolling the city subway system. back to you. arthel: will take them back it , cb cotton thank you. >> when you can take a dismembered body an attempt to conceal it in a place that children play, and then walk out of court scot-free this is not

rational. repeal cash was built right now do you realize the governor has the national guard at the subways right now? why do we have to have the national guard? because cashel spells of pensions like this. >> knew because you changed your controversial bill system. that after the four suspects were linked to a grisly dismemberment of two bodies charged and released without bail. they were arrested last week after body parts were found scattered on long island. critics are bone deep progressive built reform laws of cap prosecutors from holding the suspects behind bars saying the so-called reforms have actually boomerang to increase crime. joining is now a member of an in york state senate republican from part of long island dean murray. senator murray good to see if got a chopped up head chopped up and arms spread in several areas on long island the four suspects are not charged with murder but other crimes are freed. what is your reaction to this?

>> eric, thank you for having me. you think dismembering and disposing of a corpse would probably qualify for something we should be held and not set free back onto the public. but lo and behold because of new york's bail loft it was not. the irony is the government will painting for reelection 22 ran around saying how she fixed bail law they had a couple of crimes through the list that would be bail eligible that means they looked over the list and sought dismembering or getting rid of a corpse would not qualify for bail. the absurdity is out the window. >> the report say the republicans try to get that changed and included and it wasn't. >> my good friend senator tony columbo and assemblyman have introduced legislation that would specifically address

dismembering or concealing a corpse. the fact that we even have to do that we should not be doing piecemeal fixes we need to scrap this ridiculous cashless bail. start over again and the most important part is give judges discretion to decide if the crime is dangerous enough to keep someone on hold someone to protect the public. quick there's been an outcry but apparently in the democratic-controlled albany it has not changed far. >> not at all. in fact it seems like it is getting worse pretty find it ironic the governor feels she needs to put 1000 national guard and state troopers into the subways because it is so dangerous and yet, they continue to deny crime is up and that it is dangerous. if you want to stop these subway crime here is an idea has some consequences to your actions. old demo accountable so when someone commits a crime they know they won't get away with it. right now most of the crimes are from repeat offenders because

they are being released to. they're not being held and they're not being held accountable. stew for looking some of these statistics now in terms of crime in new york city, subway crime up 13% in february but new york city crime from a last of january 2 this past january is down by a smidge 2.5% murder down by 25%. rape down the shootings down, burglar down but as you point out transit crime up 46% and as the repeat offenders so often why isn't there more of a program to deal with the repeat offenders? to target that's exactly rudy giuliani did when he first became mayor of new york. why don't the state legislators impose criminal actions and legislation to deal specifically with those repeat offenders more strongly? >> first, let me tackle the crime statistics or do not believe what you're saying because those are not accurate. i will try that right now we had

budget hearings a couple weeks ago they admitted the crime stats are not exactly accurate. someone could commit a crime 15 times they would count as one crime. so don't believe those second again i forgive the judges discretion to decide this may be dangerous this person is a repeat offender we should not release them. that would help solve the problems with the judges have no discretion they must follow the script of this bail reform law. >> isn't that the purpose of a judge? a judthe judge is supposed to st there and judge isn't that a judge is a job to decide if someone is a violent or could be a danger to the community and should not be released? >> that is exactly what we are saying. lead to the judges do their job. they were put on the bench for a reason. they have the extremes they know it they are doing they know it to look for. let them use their discretion. let them do their job. this law does not allow them to

do that unlike most states in the union. parks new york state centric dean murray was a lot of expense the criminal justice system something called fugitive finder did a story on it a few years ago. it's like america's most wanted on the supermarket shelf. how many fugitives did you catch from your publication? >> it is still on the website we are up to almost 2000 taken off the streets. stu fort weil, 2000 because of dean murray fits in fugitive finder senator murray thank you good to see you. >> thanks eric. >> of the incident involving a boeing plane. this time united airlines flight rolls off the runway in houston and winds up tilting to one side. i knelt in boeing is reportedly facing a criminal investigation. the very latest on all of this is coming up next. y hot.

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eric: just as a barber reportedly opening a criminal investigation into boeing over the covered up the door that blew up on the alaskan airlines flight in january. since then there been a couple scary incidents involving airplanes from a cargo door that was open to the tire that fell off. matt finn on more with what they are looking at. >> eric, three separate scary incidents involving united flights on boeing jets this week alone. those are under investigation right now. those investigations are pending is not clear exactly who or what is to blame. but first of the developing news to that you are referencing a terrifying incident at the door blew out of a boeing 737 max ought alaska airline flight that made an emergency landing in portland in january. the justice department has now launched a criminal investigation into boeing whether it complied with earlier

settlements that involve two deadly 7:30 seven max crashes in 2018 and 2019 federal investigators i'm in touch with the passengers on board this flight. notifying that could be potential high crime victims. this past monday at horrifying video shows an while on a united airlines boeing jet bursting into flames the flight from houston to fort myers florida had been in the air for about 15 minutes. some passenger said they thought they were going to die. no injuries were reported the plane made a safe landing back in houston. united airlines telling local reporters a piece of bubble wrap got sucked into the while because the flames this video shows a tyrant falling off a bowen 7777 moments after it took off from san francisco on thursday for that's also when united airlines flight makes an emergency landing and los angeles the tire felt into an employee parking lot of touring cars and offense but no one was hurt back in houston another

united flight from memphis slid off when it landed. 1168 passengers six crewmembers were evacuated no injuries reported both united all these federal investigations. if you can keep up with this boeing is under another federal investigation involving the 7:30 seven max with pilots reported flight controls jammed up last month. for more on this national transportation safety board, you just heard them say is investigating boeing nts it's not cooperating. so for more now will bring former boeing 737 factory senior manager at pierce pearson alsog whistleblower and executive director for aviation safety.

a lot to get through here. ed, first i will ask a lot of you for ask are asking this quey are any of these planes is still in use? >> thanks for having made for these planes we are talking about today are different model airplanes. we do not know what's happening with those planes if they have to do a thorough investigation they can very well beat maintenance issues are not manufacturing issues. i really cannot speculate. they all have one thing in common is that they are boeing airplane. >> it is a fair question that's what people are watching and thinking what's going on here. let me go on to the investigation ntsb is criticizing boeing for not cooperating either allegedly withholding critical documents or a slow walking the release of the names of the 25 workers on the door crew. and washington is about 11 miles southeast of downtown seattle.

we do not have a boeing rep here but how can boeing allegedly and not fully cooperate with the ntsb? how is that even possible? >> it's absolutely inexcusable. the ceo has gone out repeatedly saying he's going to be fully cooperative and transparent. but honestly this is nothing new to us. just like the air crash boeing was not forthcoming at all. we should not be surprised about that. one thing i want to mention ntsb chair they weren't cooperating ntsb sat on this for two months. the moment they first knew they had an obligation to alert the public. as they rushed the plane back in service we still have unresolved questions. i have got to tell you it is concerning to me ntsb did not think it was important enough

and they sat on that information for two months until the senate asked. arthel: what would they do that? >> my assessment is the ntsb looked and read the cards and figured information is starting to leak out for but we do not t to be held holding the bag so to speak. we went to come out and rent out boeing and that is what they did. you have to also understand they hesitated. arthel: he said they hesitate about they hesitate? >> i think they hesitated because i thought maybe they are going to be able to do an investigation and have all of this of free time and sort everything out. meanwhile people are demanding answers in the planes are going flying again. they sat around and looked at it. i got to tell you ntsb and i've mentioned this before, ntsb did not investigate boeing manufacturing after the two fatal crashes. they did not investigate it. they told everybody they're theg to be fully cooperative and

transparent and that did not happen. we have a lot of questions about what's happening with our government agencies. arthel: we do not have ntsb rep here to answer any of these questions but i'm going to move on. i'm going to show a list of a boeing models involved in recent incidents. let's take a look at. 7:30 seven nine max. neat mid air blow out. boeing 777200 united flight loses a tire after take off on thursday they have boeing 737 max eight united flight's lights up the runway in houston after landing on friday. so how many airlines are currently using a boeing 737 max jets eight or nine? and are the airlines liable and responsible for the safety of their passengers? >> yes absolutely buried the united states a four airlines find them ask our southwest airlines, united, american and

alaska. there's over 1300 airplanes two thirds of the fleet are actually overseas. when the faa say they are closely monitoring the performance of the aircraft you have to remember two thirds of those airplanes, do not get reports on. this is concerning. again it is too early to tell me specific incidents it could be pilot error on the issue that the plane that slid off the runway. we do not know at this point. but one thing we do know it's critically important the operation the design of the plane, the manufacturing, all of it. quality et cetera. it just shows you the system is more fragile than we think. we have to make sure everyone is doing the job properly in the manufacturers, the operators and the regulators. so far we do not have ntsb are boeing rep here i just wanted very clear about that. and you know this very well if you book air travel through

kayak you can filter your flights and based on the plains, the models on the usage for that's only passengers at the moment protect themselves. i have to leave it there executive director the foundation for aviation safety at pearson thank you for joining us. >> thankartat the moment protect themselves. i have to leave it there executive director the foundation for aviation safety at pearson thank you for joining us. '. ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. (vo) if you have graves' disease... ...and itchy eyes, the truth may be even more uncomfortable. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. okay y'all we got ten orders coming in... big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant... that's a different story. i couldn't slow down.

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the 22-year-old suspect began shooting and then took off while another officer fired back. a few hours later investigators found the suspect black nissan about a mile from the scene. then tracked on the suspect himself. the accused shooter is geronimo he is facing charges including attempted first-degree murder, evading arrest, used a gun during a dangerous felony and speeding for police also arrested four other people they found with him and charge them as accessories for all the suspects are now behind bars. local leaders say crime in the city is not slowing down. police records show memphis had 22 murders in the last few weeks. criminal stole about 900 cars just last month. >> the truth of the matter is perception is everything their perception is crime is running rapid in memphis. we have to take a different approach. but we have been doing the last

several months has not been working. source confirms to fox the accused shooter was previously charged with vandalism, escaping police custody, and starting a right at a youth detection center years back in nearby fayette county. those charges were later expunged. local leaders say repeat offenders are behind a lot of the crime in the city. memphis is looking at several different ways to help fix this problem. including a new public safety task force. but for now the accused shooter is due in court on monday. eric: we've heard a lot about repeat offenders earlier talking about that. the situation is a problem for our country. madison thank you for it will pe more news in a moment. yeah, things are getting fuzzy! then go to america's best! why? for a comprehensive, quality eye exam! sounds good! it is! i'll go! good call! america's best. because eye care is healthcare - and you deserve the best. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪

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arthel: grisly update on the kansas city chief playoff game and gender where the wind chill was near 30 below. some fans had to undergo amputation after suffering frostbite during achieves the victory of the miami dolphin. it was the fourth coldest game in nfl history. research medical center is not set exactly how many patients needed amputations of their fingers or toes but it says more surgeries are expected over the next two -- four weeks. >> a while. time to spring forward many of us can reach a springboard this weekend daylight savings times begins. millions still divided whether we should still continue this tradition. "fox weather" it nec nick repors appeared. >> who want to talk about daylight savings time? >> how do you feel about daylight saving time this weekend? >> i'm excited about it. i like having more light in the evening too. >> in love daylight saving time for. >> why? i think it's about my kids after

school more. >> thhad a field on daylight saving time? it's not a fan. >> why not? >> that we don't need it anymore. it's annoying i'm following you? x yes progressive over daylight savings would get rid of it. >> ben franklin first suggested we do it. if he was he right now what would you say to him about it? what is been franklin a parent i am a parent it is the worst progressives here i be like dude joints and deodorant question at people for 17 times a pretty gnarly breakers with his people thanks we should just keep daylight savings a whole year. because it's ridiculous to call it standard time and have it before myself. >> yes i agree. high five. chest bump? [laughter] you know why we started daylight saving time? click ssomething about farming s no it's not it was to conserve energy during world war i. isn't that crazy? the farmers lobbied against it. >> thank goodness for fox weather teaching that important lesson for. >> quick skyview money?

-daylight saving time skyview drink your juice question were struck out twice. her computer slid gross anyway. at that daylight saving time on daylight savings time. >> savings? >> savings. think of it like this you are saving daylight. it's a daylight saving time. >> i know you springboard and ball back. >> were going to lose an hour of sleep this weekend i'm going to catch up on some sleep right here right now. on this couch in the break room looks pretty comfy. we will see. what are you doing? you can't. what could think nick is still still stands on the couch? had a 4:00 p.m. one hour from now dr. mar dr. marc siegel wile to talk to us about the effects of daylight saving time. there is an uptick in heart attacks on monday. so it something to not fool

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