summertime means sandals but it also means corns, calluses, rough and hard skin on your cider vinegar and plastic wrap. take stale bread, soak it, wrap the whole thing on the ball of your foot with plastic, then, cover it with a sock. the callous will be softened, ready to file, or gone by morning. >> the count of monte christo started doing this, they named the sandwich after him. >> i was thinking blue creek - blue cheese grilled sandwiches. >> don't go away now that you have thrown up. mark wahlberg is joining jimmy on the tonight show. >>> a kentucky couple got an unexpected surprise, headed calf born on their farm. they named the animal lucky. they believe she has one brain and sees with the eyes on the sides of her head, the ones in the middle don't seem to work. but they love her. >> she needs a big stomach to eat all that food. thanks for watching, everybody, eally tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- no pay for congr

to callused her success for the establishment of a larger cancer detection center at the hospital. andhe time we get to 1953, we are looking at an article from 1956, dickens had established, as the director of stefansson gynecology and mercy ofglas hospital -- director gynecology and obstetrics -- done bythe staffing was local church members and the promotion of the center was largely done by dickens through a series of speeches at local churches. we are, the article that looking at now demonstrate how african-american women are working to volunteer for the promotion of the cancer detection center at mercy douglass hospital. remember, much of that funding that was received for the center was largely collected and galvanized by these efforts of african-american women in philadelphia. churches at or the spaces that she went in to most often to do this prevention work. her first speech for that year publicizing,or excuse me, 1953, for publicizing the center was given at shiloh baptist church. more than likely, dickens chose shiloh baptist church because the minister was dr. powell, wh

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they have developed these calluses from dealing with the problems from the 90s and that affects how they doing today. i think we should give hillary clinton credit for what they were starting to show at the beginning of this week or last week. before everything went sideways. she was starting to talk to the press and back with the reporters every day. i'm interested to see if she goes back to that when she is over the pneumonia. >> i will put up the poll. people have to understand why do the tax returns matter? there is no law that governs a conflict of interest issue when it comes to the president or the vice president. the people that work for those two have to and you are concerned about conflict of interest, 60% are concerned. what the trump campaign likes to say is that voters don't care about the tax return issue. if they view it as a conflict of interest, that is another story. >> he said it at the debates. he would not guarantee his assets would be placed in a bryant trust. >> let me interrupt you. if he were nominated, he would have to put it in a blind trust. that's the irony.

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very spot to express my disappointment that my republican colleagues and leadership showed both callusness by failing to call up a single commonsense gun violence measure before leaving town for 53 days. i rise today, not just disappointed, instead, i am ashamed, i am appalled. republicans adjourned for an historic seven-week recess from d.c. without fulfilling the duty to the american people, and once again our most vulnerable communities paid the price. i am disappointed but i am not defeated. so i rise today to remind my colleagues of what seven weeks of republican inaction looks like. in my district in chicago, gun violence claimed the lives of 90 people and injured 375 more in august alone. this labor day weekend, chicago passed 500 homicides for the year, the first time we croshed this threshold in -- crossed this threshold in three decades. congressional inaction meant that 4,100 families lost a loved one to gun violence. in 2016, gun violence has taken the lives of 10,000. 10,000 people killed by guns in less than nine months. 10,000. when will this number be high enough for us to