Two Russian pranksters reportedly posed as Swedish environmentalist Greta Thunberg and her dad during a phone call with vice presidential candidate Senator Kamala Harris and offered her damaging information about President Trump. Audio of the January phone call, which was obtained by The Sun, indicates that Harris had no idea that she was being duped by the two jokesters - Vladimir ‘Vovan’ Kuznetsov and Alexey ‘Lexus’ Stolyarov. During the three-and-a-half-minute call, Harris, the California senator who just weeks earlier had dropped out of the race for the Democratic nomination for president, is heard accepting the call from ‘Greta.’

Six people were sent to the hospital and four are missing after a Texas pipeline exploded Friday. A dredging vessel in Corpus Christi hit a submerged pipeline, sparking an explosion around 8 a.m. Corpus Christi Fire Department Chief Robert Rocha said firefighters “encountered heavy fire and smoke conditions.” The supply line feeding the fire was shut off by late morning. Rocha said one of the six people taken to the hospital was in serious condition. The department transported four of the injured people, while the Coast Guard transported the remaining two. Gov. Greg Abbott released a statement about the incident, asking for all Texans “to pray for the men and women responding to the explosion and for safety of those in an area.” "The State of Texas is working closely with local partners in Corpus Christi as well as the Coast Guard to assist with emergency response efforts following the explosion,” Abbott said.

Meanwhile, in Florida. The Blue Angels’ new support aircraft, the C-130J “Fat Albert” has finally touched down at the team’s home base at NAS Pensacola. The new C-130J is a former Royal Air Force Hercules C5 ZH885, retired following the reduction in the size of the RAF Hercules fleet to retain only the longer C-130J-30 (Hercules C4) and acquired by NAVAIR (Naval Air Systems Command) to replace the former Fat Albert C-130T Bu.No. 164763 that flew more than 30,000 hours with the Blue Angels since 2002. The aircraft was refurbished by the Marshall Aerospace and Defence group in Cambridge that performed in-depth maintenance and repainted the Hercules iin the iconic Blue Angels’ livery.