like a kid again everything we've done to celebrate that. >> so nonprofit monday is a program that straw runs to make sure that no matter is going on with our business giving back is treated just the is that you as paying any other bill in addition to the money we impose their cause to the greater bayview it is a great way for straw to sort of build communicated and to introduce people who might not normally get to be exposed to one nonprofit or another and i know that they do a different nonprofit every most of the year. >> people are mroent surprised the restaurant it giving back i see some people from the nonprofit why been part of nonprofit monday sort of give back to the program as well answer. >> inform people that be regular aprons at straw they get imposed to 10 or 12 nonprofits. >> i love nonprofits great for a local restaurant to give back to community that's so wonderful i wish more restrictive places did that that is really cool. >> it is a 6 of nonprofit that is supporting adults with autism and down syndrome we i do not involved one the wonderful members reached out to stra

i think that soon 10 years, i must say, during this time, straw technologies have stepped forward.s is a construction site near novosibirsk, where they mastered a method that allows you to build fast dwellings and just here we are assembling a house with an area, 50 is 8 squares. this is a mini-house, but two apartments, and with a small kitchen-living room, a bathroom, a boiler room and two rooms. and the thickness of these walls is 400 mm from pressed straw for the construction of this house, ready to be submitted for finishing by four installers, it takes only 10 days, because the straw here is not by itself, but as part of finished panels. in this case, for walls. you need 24 of these weighing 120 kg, each meter wide and 2.7 high. to create blocks, manufacturers use a five-ton press at the exit of the structure, which can be immediately apply plaster, it will be both windproof and a barrier against rodents and insects and fire protection by the stems themselves. as they say, they burn like gunpowder. however, to set fire to a finished wall, you need to try very hard. this panel

it speaks to the weakness of the straw polling method. what goes wrong is the types of people who own automobiles and phones are different than the population of americans at the time. those who do not own those are poor workers -- are poor and will likely vote for new deal politics and roosevelt. if you are voting for lent and you are probably also more enthusiastic to answer the poll. susan: they went out of business a few years later. do you think this might have something to do with it? elliott: yes. it is a monumentally bad prediction. they were doing pretty well before that. their revenue was fine. i would say they went out of business because of the failed prediction. susan: 1936, 1 of the people whose company is still the biggest name in polling entered the scene, george gallup senior. on youtube we found a clip of him and i am going to play it so we can see. >> in the summer of 1922, i was a jr. at university of iowa and hired as an interviewer by an agency in st. louis that was working on a project on a great survey of st. louis

like a kid again everything we've done to celebrate that. >> so nonprofit monday is a program that straw runs to make sure that no matter is going on with our business giving back is treated just the is that you as paying any other bill in addition to the money we impose their cause to the greater bayview it is a great way for straw to sort of build communicated and to introduce people who might not normally get to be exposed to one nonprofit or another and i know that they do a different nonprofit every most of the year. >> people are mroent surprised the restaurant it giving back i see some people from the nonprofit why been part of nonprofit monday sort of give back to the program as well answer. >> inform people that be regular aprons at straw they get imposed to 10 or 12 nonprofits. >> i love nonprofits great for a local restaurant to give back to community that's so wonderful i wish more restrictive places did that that is really cool. >> it is a 6 of nonprofit that is supporting adults with autism and down syndrome we i do not involved one the wonderful members reached out to stra

>> i mean i'm not eating and edible straw. i can even deal with the paper straw.e way there the way they are. that's a wonderful idea i'm just waiting for a meet straw. haven't had one of those in a while. >> there's been a lot of innovators who have made edible things. i just stay away from them. nothing edible that you use -- >> i feel like i eat everything edible actually. in contrast to my colleagues here. everything sounds delicious. >> i just don't understand a paper straws can keep their jobs. how are they still being produced? if you don't just chug your drink in 30 seconds it gets soggy. it doesn't work. and it leaves a weird feeling in your mouth. finally aaron rodgers showed up to a green bay packers training camp like a scene out of a movie. long-haired think tub and jeans. can you guess which movie? conair with nicolas cage. check that out. can rodgers have an acting career after the nfl? maybe. or simply have one of those guys the walks runtimes going to get a picture with them pretending to be the person? >> about guess he potentially could but he c

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larry: the final straw for ms.ght right here on -- the final straw premieres sunday night right here on abc 7 news. let's take a look at the weather. sandhya: a live picture right now, beautiful view of downtown oakland. the emeryville camera is shaky, we have breezy to gusty additions and an airport weather warning for sfo. the heat is going to return. i want to show you high temperatures, 85 today santa rosa, 81 san jose, livermore 88. look what happens on sunday, a warmer day. you are going to feel the heat inland, 96 livermore. at least the humidity has come down. ocean temperatures are down as we get a northwesterly wind, 51 degrees at bodega bay. live doppler 7 showing you fog across the coast that will advance into our inland valleys overnight. tomorrow, low 60's and half moon bay, wendy and lingering cloud speed inland, upper 80's, plenty of your saturday. if you want to go to the beach tomorrow, a beautiful view from our santa cruz camera. cooler would lingering clouds, a very high uv index, make sure you

expenses, alexey decided to look for a cheaper option and found it on the internet, a house made of strawoptions could not be found. well, wait, remember, this combine was there, it caught chickens there, the baler collects straw, compresses it and ties up with polypropylene cords at the exit a ready-made brick of a meter by half a meter, and there this frame house is insulated by 40 cm, which turned out to be so light, that a columnar foundation was enough for him, but it turned out the main savings, then on heating, the thermal conductivity, sent by straw, is 5 hundredths of a w / m, with a wall thickness of 400. this results in a heat transfer resistance. 8 is very warm. well , there are houses around. well, it’s good if 2,5-3 i’m happy with everything, i’m just tired of answering the same questions, whether the straw is rotting and whether gry is starting in it . he says, nothing like this happens with the material, which is confirmed by long observations at home, soon 10 years i must say, during this time, straw technologies stepped forward, and this is a construction site near novos

. >> janelle james is hosting the game show "the final straw "stl stlt. it sound ridiculous look at concept. >> the concept is contestants face off in a battle against gravity and physics as they attempt to remove items from giant stacks, jenga style. >> team latin twins you are up. ready? set, pull. >> let's go. >> just a minutes was cautious while onset. >> part of the fun of the show will be seeing me running away screaming every time. every time it starts to fall over. even though i knew intellectually safety was a factor these things are huge and you really do feel like you are going to get smashed by them. >> hosting the final straw adds to this high point of janelle's career being part of the critically acclaimed ensemble abbott elementary. >> having people tell me how much it means to them that it's something they watch with their family. it means a lot to me and it's been bright light in the hard times for a lot of people. and that's what i hope this show will be as well. >> so what is it all worth for players of the final straw? how about a gran

hay, but i know what real hay looks like and how straw and such straw look like.ven make a bed for my dogs there. see how he is wounded, exhausted and wounded horses constantly escape from the pens and roam the streets in search of food, beg for food from passers-by or ruin the gardens of the villagers it is clear that they are not well-groomed, not well-groomed. this can be seen from their wool on theirs. uh, how they walk they are rather weak and since they are rather weak, it means that the feeder is bad, and on sunday at the bus stop the horses are garbage dumps. we bought carrots for those who don’t have gifts with them, it’s better not to meet with the herd, we went straight to the impudent one, the husband began, well, there they drive away with a package. i began to protect the child, then behind me was a child on a bicycle. i step back, and the horse is right at me. and when i shooed her so once, and she turns around and kicked me straight right on my leg, the locals and the veterinarian immediately warned us that the herd it's not worth getting close, be

and what straw and such straw looks like. even make a bed for my dogs there. see how he is wounded, exhausted and wounded horses constantly escape from the pens and roam the streets in search of food, beg for food from passers-by or ruin the gardens of the villagers it is clear that they are not well-groomed, not well- groomed. this can be seen from their wool on theirs. uh, how they walk you can see that they are rather weak and if they are weak, then the feeder is bad, and on sunday at the bus stop the horses ate with dumps. we bought carrots for those who do not have gifts with a herd better not to meet. there they went straight to the impudent, the husband began, well, there they drove away with a package. i began to protect the child, then behind me was a child on a bicycle. i step back, and the horse is right at me. and when i shooed her so once, and she turns around and kicks me right right on my leg, the locals and the veterinarian immediately warned us that we shouldn’t get close to the herd, because the horses are o

so what's it all worth for players of the final straw? how about a grand prize of a quarter of a million dollars or as janelle says that's life changing money. it sure is in los angeles george panaccio abc 7 news and the final straw premiers tonight at 9. here on abc 7 so to come on abc 7 warnings the supreme court canceled concealed weapons and california the changes that could be coming following a high court ruling plus their parents may be in prison, but the story of what happened to the turpin children is far from over what a new investigation found after they were rescued. in every moment there's an opportunity the numbers truly don't lie to find a path forward to move a to build something better issues of race and social justice are a key part of building a better bay area at abc 7. it's our commitment to meet. is it worse now real solutions for you for all of us? where did you learn to do? what you do? this is the moment to build a better bay area join us. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7

a firearm used to tragic results bought through a straw purchaser. chair durbin and i and center c collins -- in senator collins have introduced legislation to stop these purchases. you believe legislation making these acts a legal might help? >> again, if i'm play bridge to to be confirmed, my job will be to do what congress tells me to do. i will use whatever tools you give me to do my best to enforce the laws as they are on the books and i don't come to this position with a specific policy agenda but i do know that people who straw purchase, it is a serious matter under current law and whatever tools i am given i will do my best to use them impartially but effectively to enforce the law. >> senator grassley. >> the president gave you a tool recently last june. he announced the atf would be going after rogue gun dealers who willfully violate the law with zero-tolerance policy. you will be in charge of overseeing this policy if confirmed. define rogue gun dealer for me. >> senator, as i have said, to me, the key to enforcement program as it has to b

of the mill are animals made of straw. heard, in general, that the most ancient elephant in the world was found in the stavropol territory of the fish. well, that's it, the program is called let's go let's go. well, let's see something i'm not tasty for him, even half people and hay. ride. ouch. everything is fine, i don’t know, he doesn’t respond normally to childhood. and here you can steer a combine, it does not drive, true well, you can steer less. and if you are tired of walking so far, you don’t have to immediately fall into the straw and rest. you know such an expression, you would know where to fall the straw. well , if you don't know where to fall, come here, because everything is already laid. so she ordered incomprehensibly 5 days before such harm, the whole city was on the ears and outlawed the situation got out of control. but the enemies did not take into account one work against us. very serious people with others wondering, the age of the landing party is the landing party. impressive spectacle from monday

us about the final straw. on janelle all the time janelle james is spending her summer break away from abbott elementary with a fun side job. she's hosting the game show the final straw and it's a premise that is unique to say the least. it sounds ridiculous. look at the concept that concept is contestants face off in a battle against gravity and physics as they attempt to remove items from giant stacks jenga style team latin twins europe. let's go ready. yes set. let's go james was cautious. on set part of the the fun of the show. i'm sure for other people will be seeing me running away screaming every time every time it starts to fall over it even though i knew intellectually that that safety was a factor. it's it's these a huge and you you really do feel like you're gonna get you're gonna get smashed by him posting the final straw just adds to this high point of janelle's career being part of the critically acclaimed ensemble abbott elementary having people tell me like how much it means to them that it's s

so what's it all worth for players of the final straw? how about a grand? is of a quarter of a million dollars or as janelle says that's life-changing money. it sure is. in los angeles george panacchio abc 7 news looks like fun the final straw premieres sunday night at 9 o'clock right here on abc 7. i bet you would be very good at that game spencer. you have very good like hand-eye coordination. you're very fit and i would like to win a quarter of a million dollars. yeah, that would be my what my impetus right? yep. so are we right now though, i have to do the weather. so right i forgot. okay. let's do this. let's take a look at what's happening overnight or what we expect to happen overnight. we'll have a surge of low clouds and fog across the bay. pushing well inland as you can see overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 50 so a bit mild to warm for overnight temperature readings then tomorrow sunny skies and much warmer weather than we had today inlet areas will heat up into the mid to upper nice up to 100 up north at ukiah. we'll see 80s aroun

oh, and this hints at the future of the straw-grass interior. and what else do we have straw?style or something? country rustic style for maybe provence maybe a hint that it will be something natural, how do you feel? if you are afraid speak we are afraid and in general the husband. well, i'll take straw back to the nizhny novgorod province. and i accompany you yes, but before you see off. come on guys. waited 20 years. we were waiting, the housing issue has arrived and will change you cheers 8 m² lattices on the windows are a bit crowded, how will we cope with this kitchen, what will we change here, we will easily change it, we won’t reschedule anything cardinal the door remains where it was remains on in its own place. we will even leave the corner sofa. yes , because it is very convenient, in fact, a place for lunches, dinners and for large companies i can’t fit. this is the table selection error we we will fix it on one leg with free access around the perimeter, which we have. uh. naturally. here, respectively, it will be convenient. the working surface of the refrigerator

it turned out that the weapon that was used to kill her was a straw purchase. meaning that a person with a clean record went to the gun dealer, a federally licensed gun dealer, and legally purchased the gun to hand it over to the person who took ella french's life. this so-called straw purchase has been viewed in the past by some as a bookkeeping a matter. a misdemeanor type matter, or at least low on the priority list. when it came to the life of this policewoman, it was certainly not a misdemeanor matter. it was a matter of life and death. alcohol, tobacco, and firearms agency, which you are the head of, as one of its responsibilities the administration of the laws applying to these federally licensed golden dealers. what is the proper approach when it comes to prosecution? what is the proper approach when we instruct federal licensees who are selling guns that they have a duty to accurately and honestly ascertain whether a person is eligible to buy a gun? >> senator, the proper approach to enforcing these laws are on the books. it is illegal to straw purchas

. >> everybody is grasping straws. >> and mounting frustration over the moving target of monkeypox vaccines, but some relief may finally be on the way. >>> and why the fed-linked rate hike might be good and bad for your wallet. >>> new at 11:00, a popular jazz club in san francisco's tenderloin is facing thousands of dollars in damage and losses after an act of vandalism led to all-i all-night looting, and a lot of it happened after police arrived. >> reporter: this is what you should hear at a jazz club. piano key and drum beats, the signature sounds from the tenderloin. on monday morning, it was the sound of broken glass. a man with a skateboard smashed the club's front door. but what happened after was a whole lot worse. >> the cops showed up about an hour later. then they said they secured the premises by just putting tape up. what ended up happening for the next five hours, our place was just looted. >> reporter: the club's director said it was a free-for-all with about 25 people on camera stealing everything they could, estim estimating worth about $25,000, champagne, equipment, you n

this straw quickly collapses into dust.y, every year a large amount of pele's hair is returned back to hawaii by those people who believe that they became unlucky after they brought such lava. home. oh, a beautiful thing of some sort. why can't you take this hair out? this is the story, really after the second round. show us at the bank . 140 thousand rubles while you go without errors. let's see what happens in the third round. it 's called one on one, which means only one of you will play, don't switch. it's five for one. we look to spend time with children russian cartoons and children's programs, we watch for free without registration respiratory viral infections can interfere with our plans. remember the precautions for void-tact prophylaxis. sars, you can use arbidol maximum. however, a capsule per day course of 10-14 days arbidol to protect yourself and your loved ones welcome to the world. where everything is only easy for you to pay, if you have an application, pay for purchases in any way you are used to using the

a new ecofriendly trend, edible cups, spoons and straws. ok.of paper, now you can eat the utensils. >> we'll eat -- what are they made of, fruit, corn fructose syrup? more, just more weight to gain, so -- counting calories but the cup is an extra 300, the spoon laced with sugar, bad idea. >> sandra: delicious, healthy and ecofriendly. >> i want plastic straws. i don't -- i'm not a diva, i don't ask for a lot, but i want a straw to be made of plastic to enjoy my beverage. paper straws don't work and i'm not drinking a drink because i want to eat. >> can you imagine, kids, who ate the fork? no soup, johnny ate the spoon, bad idea. >> sandra: edible straw is not a bad idea, a milkshake, candy straw at the end. >> seltzer water. >> sandra: wish i had more time with you. see you tonight. i'm sandra smith. >> john: john roberts. i only had paper straws when i was a kid. "the story" starts right now. >> thanks. good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha. the white house hitting the airwaves to ensure voters that we're not in a recession despite

it was inspired by the straws and | inspired by the straws and marks, where you see a face, and the startents the black race. putting this together represents african unity. together represents african uni . ., ., ,, . together represents african uni. .., unity. retail outlets such as de lot, unity. retail outlets such as be lot, had _ unity. retail outlets such as de lot, had become - unity. retail outlets such as de lot, had become focus l unity. retail outlets such as| de lot, had become focus on this new breed of stars. both local clientele and tourists serve to promote excellence. i started the lot in 2019, and it was a lot going on in african fashion, but people have come into a one stop shop to see brands from all over the country. country. —— continent. i guess it has a lot to do with social media. in ghana there has been a huge influx of people coming from all over the world and present, so we have a lot of travellers who have seen or heard about the store through that time as well who come in here.— through that time as well who come in here. the digitalworld has accelerated _ c

. >> this format make date back decades, but the newest to join the lineup is called final straw.ants win by removing items from a giant stack without tipping it over. >> the whole tower is moving. >> collapse. >> ok. they are good. >> if the stack falls, that team is eliminated. they are done and the last team standing will compete against the mega stack. >> peyton manning is the executive producer. janelle james is the host. she's a comic based in brooklyn who took her career to the next level as the principal of abbott elementary, but this is a very different kind of job. >> it is a family-friendly show, but it is chaos in game show form, and the prize money is -- i cannot even say it without laughing because it is $250,000. >> really? 250,000 dollars? but getting there is really tough and in the meantime, there is -- >> something about huge things falling over that makes people want to watch. dion: the fund kicks off with celebrity family feud at 9:00, the final straw, followed by the $100,000 pyramid at 10:00 and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> right now, i'm trying

dion: it kicks off tonight at 8:00 with celebrity family feud, then at 9:00, the final straw.lowed by the $100,000 pyramid and stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. and that is all the time we have for this edition of abc7news at 6:00. i am dion lim appeared for chris alvarez, spencer christian and all of us here, thank you for joining us and we will see you back here at 11:00. ♪♪ >> i've always been very, very passionate about california. i've traveled all over the country. you've got the ocean on one side and you've got the mountains very close by, and the climate is really second to none. >> we have an amazing scenic structure. it is a melting pot within a melting pot and numerous opportunities that people can always explore. >> we really, i think, are focused on staying here. our family's here, our community's here. it's more expensive to live here, obviously, compared to other parts of the nation, but i think the opportunities that california gives with the ocean and the bay and the mountains and the nearby activities, i think, outweighs anything else that would attract us

well, you put organic waste products like straw into a mold and mix them with mushroom spores. in the space of a week the my seal young will feed on the waist and grow into the empty space. the resulting my sylium foam is then removed and tried to prevent the spores from growing further. it's water and flame resistant, lightweight, and actually stronger than traditional polystyrene. deann birby is the c e o of grown bio, a dutch company that produces my celia packaging. 35 years ago, roughly to out or small and medium companies, reduce the environmental footprint of their packaging. and i, somewhere i found the term mushroom packaging, which brought me to, we created young's company is the licensee of eco vate, of design, the inventor of the material, one of the 1st companies to adopt my ceiling packaging was hardware manufacturer, dell for selected shipments. others looking to foster a green image like lush, have since jumped on the bandwagon using it for a limited edition gift pack. the 1st drawback, though, is that it's way more expensive than polystyrene grow and bio didn't

so why was this the final straw? why did the voters have enough and the tories finally have enough of this guy? >> well, that darwinian comment is supposed to be about ruthlessness but i think darwin was also known for a chronicle evolution, improvement in species. and boris just didn't improve. his prime minister-ship was like one error riddle tabloid column. and i think his colleagues got fed up with defending him every day in the tv studios. i should mention one more headline, the new yorker comic sketch writer andy borrowwitz had a headline. brits lose long cherished rights to look down on americans as dumber than they are. this period of really quite dumb politics and the damage to britain's standing is also i think seeped into the joint party. >> where have i seen that before. columnist at the financial times, ed loose, thank you very much. willie? >> let's get some reaction now from the white house this morning to the news that prime minister johnson will be resigning. joining us now white house reporter for p

tells us about the final straw. reporter: janel james is spending her summer break away from abbott elementary with a fun side job. she is hosting the game show, the final straw. it is a premise that is unique, to say the least. the concept is, contestants face off in a battle against gravity and physics as they attempt to remove items from giant stacks. jenga style. >> team latin twins, you are up. ready, set, pole. reporter: james was cautious while on set. >> part of the front of the show for other people will be seeing me running away screaming. every time it starts to fall over, even though i knew intellectually that safety was a factor. these things are huge. you really feel like you are going to get smashed by them. reporter: hosting just adds to this high point of janel's career. being part of the critically acclaimed ensemble, abbott elementary. >> having people tell me how much it means, something they watch with the whole family, it has been a bright light in hard times for a lot of people. that is what i

so the straws are black, which represents the black race.retail outlets such as the lotte in accra have become showcases for this new breed of creative stars. stocking the great and the good of contemporary fashion from across africa, both local clientele and tourists serve to promote design excellence. so i started the lot in 2019, and at the time, there was a lot going on in the african fashion luxury space, but there wasn't a space people where people could actually come in — a one—stop sort of shop — to experience african luxury and to see brands from all over the continent. so i think a lot of it has to do with — well, i guess, social media. so now there's a lot more access to see what's on offer before you actually experience a product. and in ghana there's been a huge influx of people coming from all over the world, africa, europe and britain, so especially for the lotte, we have a lot of travellers who have seen or heard about the store through that time as well who come in, yes. the digital world has accelerated the expansion of the

you can see that burn scar going through that golden straw area that's really dry right now. that fire is now about 30% contained. a lot of help coming from other departments. we'll keep an eye on this one. more coming up at executive news at 7:00. and paul, this is kind of the state of what we're in right now. >> yeah. >> a lot of dry areas out there. and it's ready to burn. >> good news. i just saw another update. it's 40% contained. some good news there. you can see they're working on it. they're going to try to get -- they still have a couple of hours of daylight here to work with. but yeah, it's just dry out there, even without any extreme heat. fires are still going to spread. >> wind is an issue right now? >> gusting over 20 miles per wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is commi

. >> sandra: edible straw is not a bad idea, a milkshake, candy straw at the end. >> seltzer water. >> sandra: wish i had more time with you. see you tonight. i'm sandra smith. >> john: john roberts. i only had paper straws when i was a kid. "the story" starts right now. >> thanks. good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha. the white house hitting the airwaves to ensure voters that we're not in a recession despite the economy shrinking for the second quarter in a row. >> there's a lot of chatter today on wall street and among pundits about whether we're in a recession. if you look at our job market, we see signs of economic progress in the second quarter as well. >> bank of america, citigroup, j.p. morgan, they have all said nothing in the data is consistent with the economy being in a recession. >> you don't think this is an indicator of an impending recession or one here? >> 64% of americans say otherwise. here's what some folks told fox digital this week. >> i believe we're in a recession. >> have you checked gas prices lately and the interest rates? clearly we're in a rece

that's -- did "straw dogs" -- was that the third one -- >> it's interesting, i did see "straw dogs."ailers, they were pumping them all the time. so i have a school psychologist, she liked movies and i liked movies. so part of our way to do a session together was i would just talk about the movies i saw and she'd talk about the movies she saw. so she had seen "straw dogs" that weekend. so leaving out the rape part she told me the entire story from beginning to end. >> dana: i saw it at 16 by accident and it still disturbs me. >> here's the thing, though. >> dana: it's a rough one. >> here's the thing, is look, obviously i cannot wait for leo, my son, to get old enough so i can actually watch a movie and he can like follow it through for 45 minutes at a time. >> dana: yeah. >> we watch some -- you know, he watches a lot of sing-along stuff on tv. so there was a sing-along for halloween. oh, i'm a little witch. i'm a little vampire. i'm a little mummy, you know, kind of thing. we got really into that. so now almost every sing-along thing that he watches is -- has monsters in it. has gho

sultan straw says they will make their own -- assault and straw will make their own version.u will just have to wait until october. karina i know you are a fan. you are sorry to see these go. karina: yeah. it is perfectly balanced, ice cream and chocolate and the crunch on the outside. that's why liked it so much. $150, no. dan: salt and straw makes a great product. sandhya: absolutely they do. i really like the choco taco. it was the perfect mix of everything. dan: i never had one. sandhya: you are missing out. the cone had most of the ice cream on top. then you have too much of the waffle cone at the bottom. choco taco, made it even. [laughter] dan: i missed out. >> i haven't thought about them in a while until the story. i am like, whatever. dan: that's it for this who's on it with jardiance? we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're hittin' the trails between meetings. and putting the brakes on fried foods. jardiance is a once-daily pill that...not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and kno

eh, such a high general says such things, then it’s not just, let’s say, add a straw.hat do you guys understand, hold on, because if you lose the donbass, then, in general, we will start revision may well begin, in my opinion. now such a climax is coming, until what deadlines are there, because yesterday we discussed everyone saying that donbass should be kept under the fall congressional elections because this is an argument for biden. and that he is helping ukraine for good reason. here they are holding on, well done well, in this case, let's say it's some kind of political, uh, task. but there is also a military task. the military task is that having spent, we can just take it now, let's say, calculate it there. how many billions of tens and hundreds have been spent there, there are barrels, equipment and weapons, all this for the defense of donbass ukraine, as a result, donbass is rapidly losing it, if it loses it, then a completely fair question arises, is it reasonable to continue to allow ukraine to rub its territory, since she is completely in control. she's no

lisa: i do love me some salt & straw, you are right about that.at the airport where we have a low cloud deck. it is compressed. we will get into sunshine on the peninsula, some 70's in south city later on today, 54 downtown, 57 in oakland and san jose. as we look out towards our exploratorium,, we do have low clouds and fog. call in santa rosa at 50, 49 in petaluma. 24 hours ago, we were a little bit milder. we will make up the difference this afternoon. as we get towards 9:00, lots of 60's with that sunshine inland, and then we get through the late morning hours, we are in the 70's. it is a quicker warm up today. you can see the 80's coming into play and maybe even about 91 by the delta. low clouds and fog will clear the coast for the most part. we will talk about a warm saturday on the way. reggie: we are covering the vastly different ways bay area counties are handling monkeypox vaccinations. in san francisco, you need to have some exposure from even if that means you are a huge dance party and one person has it. in santa clara, it's a case of

straw and spleestro with a foil backing.the sun and will not absorb water and will not lose its shape hmm to answer these questions. let's give them a beach test. eight loops of yarn half-column with a crochet crochet so a palm leaf beach rug is born due to the fact that this natural material does not heat up as much as you like lie sit in the sun from natural purchased rugs, there are straw ones with a foil backing. the rest are made mainly from artificial and synthetic polymers polelin, polypropylene polyester heat up faster, by the way, sports mats can also be taken to the beach, but we pay attention to the composition of pvc in extreme heat is not an option for polyvinyl is rare. unfortunately, at high temperatures. it can become sticky, soft , viscous, even change its shape . what about other characteristics? an ideal beach mat, if we are talking about how they will be cleaned, then the polymers are very easy to clean and, in general, they do not get very wet and dry quickly. this is where their merit lies. let's check.