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Everyone's accounted for. GIAN jalousi, FOX NEWS Local officials say all residents and workers at the Silver Lake nursing home are now accounted for after an explosion collapsed part of the building in southeastern Pennsylvania. Fox's CB Cotton reports we're learning that.
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The nursing home is under new management and had a visit from the state health department just a few weeks ago. The blast happened as a utility crew arrived on site looking for a reported gas leak. People who live near the Bristol Health and rehab cent about 20 miles northeast of Philly say they heard a loud boom and watched a big plume of black smoke fill the sky. First responders say part of the building collapsed, leaving flames and rubble with some nursing home residents and staff trapped inside.
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And at least two people were killed in the blast. Twenty were hospitalized. A Delaware state trooper is being held a hero after being killed in a shooting at a DMV office yesterday. Police say the suspect approached the trooper at a reception desk and opened fire. Even after being shot, the trooper pushed a worker to safety. Officers then shot in killed that suspect. Meanwhile, the Louvre museum in Paris is increasing security following a massive jewel heist in October. Fox's Stephanie Bennett reporting from London.
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Yesterday the Louvre started setting up more of its security, including installing security bars on the balcony that those four burglars used to break in and steal eight pieces of the French crown jewels estimated to be worth $102 million. It all happened on October 19th in broad daylight. The suspects used a truck mounted with a ladder to access the Apollo Gallery where they broke a window and quickly cut into displ before fleeing on motorcycles. Four thieves were later caught, but the jewels still haven't been found. The museum says a new mobile police squad is also new, and that's at the roundabout in front of the iconic glass pyramid. And 100 more cameras will be added.
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Next year and the missing jewels are reported to be worth $102 million. America's listening to Fox News.
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Fallout continues after CBS decided not to air a segment about the El Salvador terror confinement center known as C Cop Fox's Madison Scarpino has the latest.
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CBS News editor in chief Bari Wise said part of the reason the segment was pulled was because the story didn't advance the ball. She said it wasn't ready. And as mentioned, she noted the Trump administration refused to comment on the story. But the New York Times is reporting that the White House did eventually respond to CBS saying In part, quote, 60 Minutes should spend their time and energy amplifying the stories of angel parents whose innocent American children have tragically been murdered by vicious illegal aliens that President Trump is removing from the country. The last minute decision not to air the segment created a lot of controversy.
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Now the segment aired on Canada's global TV app and has since spread across the Internet and includes interviews of migrants deported by the Trump administration to the notorious prison, discussing various human rights, rights abuses and torture that takes place there. And millions are navigating the holiday travel rush with Christmas upon us. FOX Business Max Gordon has more from lax.
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LAX is bustling as folks head off to their holiday destinations. But the weather is tangling up plans as a massive winter storm wallops the West Coast. Flight Aware's misery map. More than 100 delays here at LAX. Weather on the east coast also causing delays in cancellations to stack up, especially in New York and Boston. Drivers in Southern California being urged to rethink their Christmas travel plans with heavy rain expected through the holiday. Meanwhile, Triple a is anticipating 2025's year end travel to set records. Triple A projects 122.4 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home over the 13 day period from December 20th to January 1st.
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Now forecasters say Southern California could see its wettest Christmas in years, warning of potential flash flooding, mudslides and debris flow in areas burned by wildfires this past January. NORAD is tracking Santa in real time. He last spotted in Russia.