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face charges. the brooklyn district attorney says the shooter acted in self-defense after being attacked by another passenger who police say started the brawl. the case is raising new concerns about violent crime in the big apple and how it is prosecuted. welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news like i am arthel neville. >> hi i'm eric shawn. about to show you the video of this incident that's got a lot of publicity. i went to hornet's graphic police say the whole thing started when a man started a fight pulled out a gun after being stabbed by a woman on that train. the other passengers wrestled the gun away from the man and fired at least four shots. the man who was shot by his own weapon is still in critical condition in the hospital. the shooter was a mutely arrested then released after prosecutors declined to file charges citing self-defense. the cases been compared to the incident last year involving daniel penney the ex- marine use a chokehold to restrain a man who is verbally threatening subway passengers.

penny was charged with manslaughter after that man died pennies lawyers condemning prosecutors now for not charging the subway shooter said the case against his client should be dropped. arthel: defense attorney former homicide detective ted williams is standing by to break down these cases but first we are going to go to molly line, live in new york city with the very latest from there. >> arthel, pointing to the evidence of self-defense the brooklyn d.a. will not be pursuing charges as you mention it because the man who shot another man in the head during the fight on a crowded subway car. as fellow writers cowered and screamed as eric mentioned we are about to show the disturbing video but first, how it all started but shortly before 5:00 p.m. on thursday the accused attacker dejuan robinson slips into the subway without paying a fair. nypd officials report that 36-year-old man aggressively approached 8:30 2-year-old man

also writing that subway car. heading north through brooklyn there is a fight but the smaller younger man eventually wrestled the gun away shots are fired. robinson remains in critical condition. if he survives in your post reporting he could face charges. here are some of the video of the altercation. >> let me out. let me out. get down, get down, get down. >> passengers there on the train clearly terrified the attorney front of the hope trial defendant daniel pending a marine claiming self-defense after in charge in the subway chokehold death of an erratic passenger back in 2023 leaves that d8 made the right call in the shooting case. >> anyone who is acting to defend themselves or others from a man who is armed that that certainly appears to be the case in this video. it was the case that my client

danny penny was confronting. what is interesting is in each video, and end danny penning says you don't see the beginning of the incident is described in incredible detail by the other subway passengers about a dozen of what you testified in a grand jury. >> daniel petty returned to court on wednesday per nypd tracking there have been more gun arrest this year in the subway then a last break 17 gun arrests this year versus eight gun arrest at the same time last year. arthel. >> it is so scary i cannot even imagine being on that sub point when the shooting started. that is so frightening. all right molly line thank you. so far as you mentioned data pennies lawyers supports the decision not to charge the brooklyn subway shooter paired try to get pennies prosecution tossed. he's is a former marine was defending himself he calls it a similar situation. those situations are happening sometimes more often the first full week of march there were over 430 crimes reported to new york city transit up 13% from

last year. penny has some thoughts about all of this. his lawyer. >> the potential jurors are out there. they are seeing these incidents occur. they are seeing how, as i said before a situation like this can devolve into something so volatile. i think that's making an impression on all new yorkers to have them take a look at one obviously subway safety. but to the equities of a prosecution like this you have someone like myself, like my client excuse me who did everything the right way. eric: defense attorney fox news contributor ted williams joins us now so you have two cases what is the similarity and why didn't the chargers against petting are still there while the other situation is not? >> hi eric. first, let me say happy saint patty's day to you and arthel and our viewing audience. there is some similarities in

these charges. what we have to look at is the very first incident that just recently took place. and that incident you could see the aggressor was the man with a gun. the other man who took the gun away from the man with the gun and wound up shooting him quite naturally it was defending himself. the law of self-defense kicks in there. when you are in fear of great bodily harm or bodily harm or you know someone else on that train is in fear of bodily harm you can take certain actions. and they did in this instance. when you look at what happened some time ago with daniel penny, it is my belief that daniel penny should not have also been charged in that incident. daniel penny was on the train with other individuals.

there was one man, jordan was acting very disruptive. he had not touched anybody but people on that train were in fear of their own safety. at that stage daniel penick got up, put him in a chokehold and as a result of him being put in a chokehold, he died. but if you look at both of these cases you are looking at individuals who are being disruptive, who have put individuals in fear of bodily harm and as a result of that some good samaritan or someone is taking some action. eric: in a pennies a case is there a level he may not have been in fear if he subdued the suspect at a certain point he could to stop the chokehold? the prosecutors way that is opposed to someone who has a gun. >> a penny it was charged

manslaughter. that's the unintentional killing of a person. simply meaning penny did not mean to kill the person he put in a chokehold. he meant to only hold him there. unfortunately he did hold this person to long and the person did die. so you do have that difference from where an individual pulls a gun on you and at that stage you immediately take action and take the gun away from him and shoot him. that's the dichotomy in the two different cases. eric: these subway has about three-point to million people writing it every day. three-point to million on the date of the shooting occurred last week, last thursday. transit police point out there only six crimes reported, six out of 3.000000 but then you have higher profile crimes, does that instill a sense of fear among new yorkers that something could happen because you have

these high profile type cases? >> yes because of these high profile cases and what they see themselves on a daily basis in the subway. in the new york subway you have had rapes, you have had assaults, you have had robb robberies. you have had it so bad in the crime-ridden new york subways that the governor has brought the national guard in. and as a result of that the passengers who ride that subway daily or whenever they write it or not feeling very safe. and so a lot of crime, i would have to believe is going unreported in the subway system there. but they subway system unfortunately in new york is just not safe. so far write it every day i came to work yesterday talk much killing people, if someone is saying that the guy was using curses and he is like out of his

mind. i thought you go to the police for that is or something they could do? i got on the train like most new yorkers and stay away from them. >> you trying to stay away from them. but you have got to realize the law-abiding citizen that gets on the subway is unaware a person like let's say in the daniel penny case or jordan nearly had about 40 incidents in the subway he had some forms of mental illness allegedly. but the public did not know that. daniel penny did not know that. the individual who was shot and in critical condition i am sure they are looking into his mental state of mind. and what kind of a record that he had. it is my understanding he does have a record of some violent acts. so, this is not known to the public and all of the public can do is try to get on the subway

get from point a to point b without losing their lives or being injured. that is not a way to live it. eric: 1984 new york city thought he was being robbed by four young men, open fire the grand jury did not indict him until the prosecutors did not like that result and they resubmitted it and he was indicted eventually just charge within a legal weapon. ted williams, good to see you think he was always. arthel: ted at eric, there's overnight crime in our nations capitol. two people are dead in five others injured after shots rang out early this morning. police are offering a reward of up to $50000 in total to anyone who could provide information that leads to an arrest and conviction. madeleine rivera has more of the story. >> d.c. police are still looking for the suspect or suspects who they say shot seven people early

sunday morning. what's a total of seven people are shot at this location. to which have since been a pronounced deceased the other individual shot at this location all of which are adults were transported to the local hospitals perverts authorities have not released identities of the victims are the conditions of the five survivors they also not said what led up to the shooting. the area where this took place is a popular spot home to some of d.c.'s biggest restaurants. police are looking at surveillance video of the area on asking witnesses to come forward. the shooting comes just days after d.c. mayor signed a massive bill into law to tackle the crime crisis in the city. it is called secure d.c. some of the key parts of that legislation include strengthening gun penalties, cracking down on organized theft and creating drug-free zones local sub employee with public officials to find solutions but last year was particularly violent in the nation's capitol, homicides rose by 35% while overall violent crime increased by 39%. there is a bit of an improvement this year homicides are down

about 30% violent crime has dropped about 10% and the first two and half months. she believes security will keep things moving in the right direction. >> the things that we do to make the city safer will buy in large have the most beneficial impact on people who are living in a lower income neighborhoods. >> congress still needs to sign off on secure d.c. but some of the key parts of the legislation are already in effect. arthel: marilyn rivera at thank you. >> california residents fed up with lawlessness a look to undo a ballot measure. the many critics allowed crime to go up proposition 47 or what is called the safe neighborhood and school act. downgrade the classification of some crimes while letting eligible criminals appeal for a shorter sentence. but now, 10 years later californians, some of them want a reducing your correspondent life at the with the very latest on what will happen to this, hey

claudia. >> hi eric pray that is right voters in california passed proposition 47 in 2014 to ease prison overcrowding and give low-level offenders a second chance crimes like drug possession and theft were downgraded from felonies to misdemeanors and sure enough prison populations dropped. but a decade later critics say softer on crime approach has led to a culture of smash and grab robberies, open air drug dealing and record conventional overdoses. prop 47 raise the threshold for felony shoplifting to almost $1000 even for repeat offenders. today, dozens of california mayors, almost all democrats are blasting the law for essentially legalizing certain crimes creating a public safety crisis. >> it has made it harder for us to combat retail theft. i think it is made harder for us to combat the fentanyl epidemic we are dealing with on our

streets. >> california voters may soon get the chance to reform it prop 47 and give it more teeth. a proposed ballot measure increases jail time for thieves involved in organized rings and fentanyl dealers while providing incentives for addicts to get treatment. fearing a return to what they call mass incarceration, some progressive lawmakers are fighting to protect it prop 47. >> i think going backwards has never been an opportunity for progress we can do better. >> governor and gavin newsom opposes a ballot measure as well he is backing legislative fixes he says will make it easier for police to arrest thieves and fentanyl dealers but here in crime weary california the reform initiative looks to be on track for the november ballot with early polling showing strong support among likely california voters. so far it claudia thank you. arthel: as spring breakers a flood south florida judge has

ruled against businesses who wanted to lift miami beach at midnight curfew. it will stay in effect through tomorrow over concerns about crime and disorder. miami beach restrictions have some spring breakers heading instead to nearby fort lauderdale where the mayor is welcoming them with open arms. >> we welcome people we want to make sure people come here that it is safe and clean. we are excited about hosting spring break. arthel: madison scarpino isn't fort lauderdale herself with more. madison has a look in there? >> arthel it is a beautiful day out here but everyone is having a great time we are definitely seeing crowds of people especially college kids started to fill up the beaches, bars, and restaurants but a lot of spring breakers we spoke to today said there is not been any trouble yet and it's all fun. >> i've never been on spring break it's my last year. i was not expecting all of the

people but it is packed to pra. >> we got here at 10:00 a.m. is kind of quiet but all the sentence literally insane people are packed on top of each other but it still comfy it's not like sardines. >> as the day goes on the party gets bigger. crowds of people from all over the country hanging out on the beach and enjoy their last day or so of spring break before heading back to school for the fort lauderdale police department that everything has been under control so far no major incidents. that was not the case during spring break last year about 30 miles away in miami beach. police arrested over 500 people and two people were shot and killed. last year's and violence is when the city is shutting down business before midnight this weekend. business owners pushed back saying they are losing a lot of money from this. three nightclubs took it to the courts but a judge ruled the curfew will stay in place years here'swhat the mayor said today. >> we were risking ruining our

reputation by having these acts of violence which we have prevented this year. this is a win/win for everyone and this is a huge success for us this year. >> of course it is st. patrick's day. everyone is out celebrating that. we're going to be out here for the rest of the evening and a monitoring everything going on we will definitely keep you guys updated back to you. arthel: i see you chose ocean blue instead of greed at. [laughter] >> you know i forgot to pack my green but you are right at least it matches the ocean. [laughter] >> exactly. all right madison thank you. eric: there's a green umbrella back there i can see but meanwhile the dominican republic it's tightening its borders and gang violence spirals out of control next-door in haiti where there live next with the details about the chaos in the efforts to get americans out of haiti. we will be right back. no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor.

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>> in haiti is a horrific situation. many, many people there are suffering from serious hunger and malnutrition we are not able to get enough aid to them. it is almost like a scene out of mad max berg's report new warning from unicef as gangs file that violence is out of

control. theirthere time and security it borders with haiti the department is trying to arrange flights to get hundreds of americans out of the chaos. bryan llenas live in the dominican republic he is near the border with haiti and the ie very latest on the situation. >> hi eric. we are a binational market that's really crucial for haitians these are all patients were about to leave this market had back into haiti it is closing out this is a lifeline aeconomic lifeline for haitians. the situation in the country's dire are able to buy and sell necessities and goods here to support a living during the crisis in the country. gang violence in haiti continues to escalate making life there nearly impossible if not difficult for many people armed gangs are making delivery of humanitarian aid very difficult as well put nearly five and half million haitians are in need of some sort of aid more than a million are facing. we spoke at this market earlier

today. >> haiti is no good for me, it is a measure we are hungry it would like international help for food. >> there is no functional government in haiti there are real concerns haitian gangs which control 80% of port-au-prince that capitol will not recognize any sort of international effort to transition to a new government. mumultinational police force led by kenya is on hold as congressional republicans are pausing u.s. funding they say they need more questions answered by the by the administration there also concerns for the collapse in haiti will lead to a mass exodus of patient migrants through texas and florida. >> what you have very close to the united states is ungovernedd territory with no government. that is a deep national security threat. wif jonah money at the haitian problem for decades when your political solution. we need governments in the region to take charge of this.

>> there also concerns about a great haitian migration exodus happening here in the dominican republic which is already a poor country they say they cannot take anymore and are asking for the international community to step up in terms of americas there several hundred americans who are said to be trapped in haiti at the moment there is a charter flight that was set up but there are reports that airport has been shut down by armed gangs we are waiting to get an update as to whether or not the charter flight has taken off. meanwhile the state department is working on new evacuation routes for americans to potentially be taking place inside port-au-prince. we are still waiting an update on that. eric: it's a very dangerous drive. bryan llenas live it. >> is a five and half hour drive yes. eric: brian, thank you. arthel: back at home haitian nationals being charged with

raping a 15-year-old girl at a hotel housing migrants in massachusetts. sources tell fox news that suspect has pleaded not guilty entered the u.s. or are controversial parole program for cuban haitian nicaraguan and venezuelan data show 138,000 patient migrants were granted parole last year after the bite administration expanded the program gillett to let 30,000 pe into the u.s. every month. let's bring in for dhs advisor charles marino. carlsberg going to get to this program in just a moment. fox news is also told the suspect flew directly from haiti to jfk airport in june was sponsored by someone in new jersey. fox news is also told an ice detainer has been lodged against the suspect so what does it mean to have an ice detainer lodged as a likins apb?

quick space of the ice issuing to the local authorities a detainer that says since this individual has now been charged with a crime, once that is resolved who should be immediately turned over to ice officials to be deported immediately out of the country. this has been an issue especially within sanctuary cities to have refused to work with ice and comply with these detainer's. therefore allowing those that are in the country whether legally or illegally and not turn them over to ice to immediately be deported but go out and commit further crimes against the public. arthel: to be clear not all haitian migrants are rapists or suspected rapists. >> trooper. >> will get back to see hmv parole program. the policy also allows the migrants to fly directly into the u.s. if they had not entered

illegally. excuse me if they have a sponsor in the u.s. already and pass certain checks. it also allows migrants to receive a work permit and a two-year authorization to live in the u.s. so charles, what do you not like about this process? >> what we are seen under the biden administration is the exploitation of all legal pathways into the country. that is the primary complaint of both republicans and now you are hearing for many democrats. in these democrat lead cities. they are saying normally silent for example, fleeing from poverty does not technically meet the criteria. parole, not all of these locations are experiencing persecution whether it is for religion, politics they're also not experiencing violence, significant violence. in the case of haiti this is clear there is a qualification

that's going to be allowed under asylum and parole. that naturally takes us to the vetting question and that is you cannot thoroughly invent many of these migrants. especially when they are originating from third world countries or failed states like haiti. it just cannot be done. that means of some of these migrants have not come to the attention of u.s. authorities or some of our allies we are not going to have any information on them. that is why we are seeing the system be exploited time after time. news story after news story because people that should not be let in under the vetting criteria are getting through the crooks because we just don't have the information on them. arthel: since her focusing on haiti at the moment will take a look at the number of patient migrants encountered at u.s.

borders nationwide in fiscal year 2023. there were 23136 encounters compare that to fiscal year 2022 when there were 85007 or 40 border encounters excuse me with haitian migrants that is a 73% increase. meanwhile dhs has said it is in monitoring the situation in haiti. although it stress the migration flows remain low dhs sitting at they sent a warning for any migrants who cross by boat are subject to immediate repatriation pursuant to our long-standing policy and procedures. i am wrapping up here went to ask you, charles, why will congress agree on a legislation that would provide immediate relief to the border crisis? >> hr to the house passed hr to which brings forth strong

policies and procedures with respect to border security. an immigration for it also brings back many of the trump policies that were working like remain in mexico. as far as the senate border deal that was proposed several weeks ago, that brought a lot of mo money. allowed a lots of migrants to come through. arthel: charles party of short on time i do want to go over it which bills hp this, why can't congress get it together? something needs to be done there is a problem. we have all this political back and forth the political fighting and people are just pouring into our border. into the southern border. why can't they get it together is when i what it asking maybe u don't have that answer. >> i do and they need too. we do need immigration reform but one thing we cannot go right over is the fact you can secure the border without an overhaul

of the immigration system right now. of course that is possible whizzing both democrat and republican administration keep this as a priority the biden administration is unprecedented in what has been doing for the three plus last year's i completely abandoning their federal responsibilities. in my opinion you cannot have the discussion in a meaningful l discussion on immigration reform until we get control the borders. what truly is a false narrative the democrats have been putting out but you cannot do both of the other you need to secure the border. arthel: is for sure we'll see what happens meanwhile i have to go, thank you very much charles marino. we will be right back thanks charles.

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arthel: former president trump rallying his supporters in ohio catching flak for a comment he made while discussing the auto industry. trouble worn his supporters of a

quote bloodbath for the industry if he does not win this november. two severe sin apparently sounded like he said a bloodbath for the country. there is been a fierce reaction from the biden campaign. lucas tomlinson has more on this. let's get right with the here's a former president speaking alongside ohio senator jd vance south dakota governor kristi noem. two potential running mates. >> china now is building a couple massive plants where they're going to build the cars in mexico and they think they're going to sell those cars into the united states. if i don't get elected is going to be a bloodbath, that's going to be the least of it it's going to be a bloodbath for the country. >> some gop lawmakers say trump's words are being taken out of context and recall how many described the massive firings recently at the rnc as a bloodbath.

>> the president's statement concerning bloodbath were about what would happen in the auto industry. effect of the chinese manufacturers who are coming into mexico were permitted to import into the united states. >> biden campaign quick to seize on the comments releasing a statement saying in part he wants another january 6 about the american people are going to give him another electoral defeat this november because they continued to reject his extremism, his affection for violet and thirst for revenge as the cbs but the former president calling jailed january 6 writers as hostages. >> it's very unfortunate at a time there are american hostages being held in gaza. that the president or any other leaders would refer to people moving through our justice system as hostages. it is just unacceptable i was there on january 6. >> present vital be hosting

other saint patty's day celebration here at the white house. the second of the day and just a few hours. arthel: okay lucas thompson thank you. eric: new study claims a number of american women who die while pregnant or after giving birth could be over counted by the centers for disease control. from 2018 until 2021 the cdc reported almost two dozen maternal deaths per 100,000 births. the new study only logged roughly 10 deaths per 1000 that cuts the number by more than half. why the discrepancy? researchers believe thousands of deaths may have been misclassified after a pregnancy check boxes were added to death certificates in 2003 what is this mean? joins us in fox news medical contributor. doctor janette, always good to see you. what is the study tell you and why is it important? >> hey eric, even though the data it was a flawed the result is good news for pregnant women

and for most americans as well. what this data tells us is the journal of american obstetrics and gynecology association put out information that tells us that over the past 20 years from 1999 until 2021 they found a neat maternal death rate that means pregnant moms are people that gave birth within one year of the death rate was not as high as we once thought. we were told it was about 30 deaths per 100,000 births but in reality it's only about 10 deaths per 100,000 births. it is still a high number that needs to be addressed. and why did this happen? why is the number so inflated? it turns out back in 2003 a check box for pregnancy was added to death certificates and this is why the numbers are completed. this is why the numbers are skewed it is very important that we understand what is the true

value? what is the true data because we use that data to help in her policymaking. in our protocols and in our guidelines to help save lives in the long run. >> did researchers see an uptick in this essay scratch their heads and say what's going on here? is there a failure in the medical system was going on to make them delve into this more thoroughly? >> that is a great question. the researchers look to see why these numbers go up? was there a change it up step critical care to the pregnant moms or was their change of the baseline health of the pregnant women? or was it a change in the monitoring surveillance system. this is only discovered but looked at all the deaths in the 20 year period and discovered it was the checkmark box on the death certificate they even found women in their 70s and 80s were marked as a pregnancy death. it was an error that needed to be corrected. it is important because about

80% of the deaths in pregnant women are preventable. most of the time in the deaths are as a result of bleeding or the result of an infection or what we call eclampsia or preeclampsia and brought blood pressure issues having the accurate data is critical and essential in making sure we determine what is the deficiency wearwhere's the deficiency whern we improve and hackley better manage our patients? especially those in the vulnerable population we know there are certain groups like african americans spread like native alaskans like american indians they are the highest risk of maternal complications and life-threatening complications when it comes to pregnancy. so having the extra information can help us in the medical field to save lives and have better outcomes with their newborn babies. quickset certainly is the reason behind all of this. it is some good news potentially obvious on this front. dr. kagan always good to see

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arthel: a man was arrested after largely through molotov cocktails he had a russian embassy a and mulled over what were russians were casting votes in the presidential election. an election many kremlin critics is a farce as potent will extend his rule of nearly a quarter century for six more years but stephanie bennett has a very latest on this. >> protests however heating up recently no injuries reported in

that situation. early numbers coming in the early results president putin has 188% of the votes that is a 30% of the ballots counted so far but this is not surprising. russians have been setting fire pouring dye into ballot boxes and purchase of putin and the election president putin had no credible opponents was fifth term was pretty inevitable. with another term is set to become the country's longest reign since stalin. the 71-year-old change the rules to give himself a clean slate so he could run this year end run for another six-year term in 2030. during this time and office he methodically tightened his powers are no real threat to his rule exists and is most outspoken critics are ultimately dead, in jail or xl supporters of the late russian opposition leader alexei navalny called asa protest and many were held across the world.

trento supporters stop by his grave to deliver flowers and notes saying we choose you with a fake fake ballot cast in his honor. his widow also lighting up with protesting voters outside the russian embassy in berlin. >> you're probably wondering what i wrote on the ballot papers and who i voted for. of course i wrote his surname because it just can't be so a month before the election and already during the presidential campaign putin's main opponent already imprisoned was murdered. >> the last russian election president putin also had a majority when there as well overwhelmingly. this year millions could vote electronically for the first time helps sped up the final tally will get those numbers into the morning as well for an out many observers expect putin to toughen his course in that war with ukraine could potentially get even worse.

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arthel: irish pride on full display as the world celebrate st. patrick's day. organizers say today's parade in dublin was the largest ever. and here at home americans across the nation have been celebrating irish culture. new york city held at 263rd annual parade yesterday. believed to be the oldest st. patrick's day parade in the country. in the windy city the chicago river was dyed green by the cities of plumbers union for that tradition dates back nearly 70 years. it was a similar scene in tampa, florida partygoers made their way down the hillsborough river. now this year organizers used a new diet to turn the river green after some groups raised environmental concerns the city says the new die it is non-toxic. before you do know a green fish americans are expected to spend over $7 billion this year celebrating saint patty's day. some bars are trying to keep up with the new system to fill pines even faster.

>> all around chicagoland bars are a bit bit gearing up for te festivities including bottoms up in schiller park, illinois just outside of the city. now this is important because they have the bottoms up draft beer system for they are not actually connected is just a coincidence they have the same name but this is so important because on a busy holiday weekend like this one, they can fill up many more bills than they could with a traditional tappet. tap. take a look at this. what you see a. is just for you to make your selection. the beer will actually come from the bottom. when showing how it's done you take a glass which has a hole in it and you grab at one of the magnets which is customized to the bar and you drop it in. it connects just like that and then we are going to green beer going were going to push this down just like that you are hands free in it pours in just six seconds. bottoms up wants people to know it's really not about the sick

that takes it's more so that it takes no time at all because in that time you can grab ids, you can talk to people, you can take orders may be put food in the kitchen. what is important in the person to person connection and for bar owners what's even more important is that there's really no waste here it is a perfect import every time even if it's guinness they say they can do a perfect port. take a listen to with the ceo told me percocet should be the way draft beer is served it's so wasteful the way it's currently done. not only had to stand there and pour beer, you waste the beer when you're doing of her books bottoms up system can accommodate flights, growlers even other mixed drinks. just maybe not things that are kind of thick like a buddy mary but this weekend you're going to be seeing a lot of green beer in chicago foxbusiness. arthel: it is a nice story like that. >> who knew seeing it go up like that? >> i think it's a clever idea it's a clever idea at mr. sean i

am going to suggest you drink something green. you may not want to have a point today but enjoy it. >> quickset always a wonder. the newscasters is there a newscaster memo about green? we do it to celebrate progress there is, there is it's fine why not. not. thank you for watching everybody. o hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪)

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