is less than one year's funding for the interstate highway system.

Surely, we don't just bring a nuclear bomb onto a public interstate highway, and… no… we do do that, don't we?

American-made car. But things had kind of changed after that. In the 80s, the interstate system came in, and Route 66 was no longer the principal road.

There's also the fact that interstate highways run right through a lot of American cities, unlike in Europe.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is working under the assumption that everything west of Interstate 5 will face complete destruction.

Tonight, flight cancellations and delays increasing by the hour as powerful storms packing wind, hail and lightning target the northeast for the second night in a row. Interstate 95 inundated amid a flash flood warning for Philadelphia late today. This is a reminder. Turn around. Don't drown. If you see water over the road, do not try to drive through it. White House flags rippling in the wind as the storms engulfed the nation's capital overnight storms dumping half a foot of rain in parts of Pennsylvania, triggering a flash flood emergency in Lancaster County and in Wilmington, Delaware, a 79 year old woman was killed when a tree fell right in front of the car she was riding in. The driver swerved, but it was too late. Those storms also brought ground stops to most of the major northeast airports on one of the busiest days to fly our geo Benitez with teams from United Airlines early this morning as they tracked traffic in and out of Newark Airport. We are inside the United Operations Center here at Newark right now. It is very, very busy. More than half a million United passengers this week alone and take a look. They're watching that weather very closely with 300,000 flights scheduled nationwide. The F. A. A. Says this could be the busiest 4th of July holiday period in 15 years.

If I had sneezed, I wouldn't have been around here in 1961 when we decided to take a ride for freedom and ended segregation in interstate travel.

Voted one of the world's most livable cities, Melbourne is a beautiful destination and a popular choice for both international and interstate travelers.

Oh My god huge piles of redundant protoplasm Lumbering through the malls like a fleet of interstate buses the people in this country are immense massive bellies monstrous thighs and big fat fucking asses And if you stand there for a minute you look at one of them you look at one of them you begin to wonder How does this woman take a shit How does she shit and even more frightening how does she wipe her ass And she even locate her asshole She must require assistance our paramedics trained in this field And standing right next to her of course With a plate full of nachos and a mouthful of pie as her clueless fucking husband Joe six-pack With his monstrous swollen beer belly hanging dangerously out over his belt beer belt buckle this guy ain't seen his dick since the Nixon administration And If you stand there, and you look at the two of them you begin to wonder to yourself Do these people fuck?

The first and only federal pasteurization law was passed in 1987, and it banned all interstate sales of unpasteurized milk.