but what does our sustainability expert dr greg borne think of my first steps? hi, greg.at do you think? i think it's lovely. it's amazing, isn't it? yeah. fantastic colours. yeah, yeah. so, we've made our choices. our board, i'm just going to wear my old suit until it shreds, and where we surf. how do you think i'm doing? i think that's an excellent start. excellent. so, your board now is not adding to that stock of polyurethane that's out there in the world and this board can be recycled once it reaches the end of its life as well. yeah. and the other steps? your choice is to keep your suit? just keep going... keep the suit. ..till it shreds. till it shreds? absolutely, which is a fantastic option. you know, consume less. there's issues, though, still with image, and this image of surfing is essentially one of consumption. it's a business, and they're turning a profit. but they're turning a profit now in a way that's starting to consider the sustainability factors, and i'm really quite confident and hopeful about that transition towards sustainability as we move into th

she was listening to this stuff before they were born. >> greg: yes. >> that is the only wrapping thatobably do. >> greg: any video of you dancing? >> i hope not. dancing is not one of them. she better then greg gutfeld on the dance floor? >> greg: i can dance. >> every time he dances that his gloves get ripped off. >> greg: when i dance a pot of gold will appear. [laughter] >> then you have got to chase them. he is impossible to catch. >> greg: i love being chased, i love to be chased. i can hide under anything. i have got my top hat on. >> he is the one screaming that he is magically delicious, no one else. >> greg: what did you do to celebrate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop? it was a day of reflection. what is hip-hop? >> i used to listen to hip-hop when it was fun, right. that is what it was like, really good time. this kamala harris thing, first of all, like, i am a fashion icon, but magnum p.i. and "miami vice" got drunk and [bleep]. that is what she is wearing. she cannot keep the politician out offer dance move. she is still doing the hello, how is it going, and then she does

. >> greg: you were born in derbyhire,>> g england.uess they couldn't find a red blooded american to do this. we beat you jerks in a war so we could have these t elections, we do this diversity hire to balanceco out oppressive white ladulyti dana perino.on does being a british w american help you in this case? a >> 50 years ago when i arrived in america, you want to hear the story ?ar >> greg: no. >> i was in sa n francisco. i was trying ttoryo get a job in local news.>>sa i had experience oversean s in hong kong. in hong kong. get a job as a newscaster. all kicked me out. they said you cannot possibly broadcast the newsdcas to americans with a voice like that.hat. >> greg: they said go to fox, they'll take anybody.he >> i went to a station in san francisco. >> greg: 44? i grew up there. san mateo.u sp >> you spent time in london.t ti >> greg: i lived there. >> did you enjoy it.ed >> greg: the food was amazing.>>wa >> harold: business is part of the conversation. how are you thinking about how to talk about interestar rates, investment

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he was born in douglas and moved around to other parts of georgia. greg's strong passion for music led him to pursue journalism which he worked in for many years and then became an emergency medical technician. he joined the glen county fire department where he served the citizens for 28 years before retiring as deputy iy chief. he dedicated his life to saving the lives of others and his life of service should serve as an example for all of us to follow. mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate coach cal carter for typhic and given to savannah christian school. he played football and baseball. in 1983 he began coaching the raiders' baseball team and took over the 1989 season. over his 35-year career, he won over 600 games the 2017 georgia state championship and he was inducted into the greater savannah athletic hall of fame and retired from coaching but did not stop impacting the students as a teacher. they renamed the cal carter field. his favorite is john 3. 16 and tries to live a good and godly life. i am proud to recognize coach carter for his 40 years of

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the very scary looking tom up. .let's do it like this.ch greg's name that babecy pet checkup the spiky bundle of joy. look at that sucker.an born maybe weke could comeep up with a name. keep it clean shannon. maybe a biblical name. it's a girly board to be no question requested baby. i don't think it matters to porcupines they don't know yet it's too young. i say called little pretty. >> prime time. >> there you go. look at that. he's kinda got hair like harold. [laughter] vexes that ai? [laughter] >> is still hard to judge what if you got?t x personal i'm on hannitofy tonight.00 makes you turn in 9:00 o'clock eastern. talk about a hungry seagull, check out this patient's eagle covers and they stealth mode like a fighter jet he waits for the opportune moment to sweep down still a bite of this m woman's icome cream. it was so good the woman did not even notice whathe happened untl someone pointed out the sigell was flying away.flyi she did not even know watch it. let's watch it she didn't even see him. >> it she continued eating it? [laughter] yes yes. [laughter] >> hannity what's up with that? you never do jesse watters primm t

greg's name that baby porcu pet. check out this spikey bundle of joy. look at that sucker. he was bornght maybe we could come up with a name. keep it clean, shannon maybe a biblical name. >> shannon: is it a girl or boy do we know? >> greg: it's a baby. i don't think it matters to porcupines. they don't know yet. it's too young. i say call him little pricky. kind of has hair like harold. >> harold: is that ai? >> jesse: still hurts. judge, what have you got? >> judge jeanine: first of all, i'm on hannity tonight. make sure you tune in 9:00 eastern. and talk about a hungry seagull, check out this patient seagull who hovers in his stealth mode like a fighter jet as he waits for the on per opportune momento swoop down and steal ice cream. he was so good the woman didn't notice it happened until someone pointed out the seagull was flying oea way. >> harold: she was very focused she didn't even see him. she continue eating it? >> ice cream, sure. >> jesse: you never do "jesse watters primetime" judge. >> judge jeanine: you have to invite me. >> jesse: jesse's doppelganger news. i look so mu

greg's name, that baby pet. check out this spiky bundle of joy. look at that sucker. >> it was bornoo ke england. he's yet to be named. and i thought maybe we could come up with a name. be keep it clean, shannon. but maybe a biblical name. biblthere a baby girl or boy? >> do we know it's a baby? i don't think it matters to porcupines. they don't know yet. and it'sit's too. >> it's too young. i say call him. little tricky. tricky time. >> prime time. there you go. look at that. it's kind got hair like haroldsa should. he realliry is like that? an i think they.dge, w >> ihat still hurts. all right, judge, we've gotm onh well, first of all, i'm onanke r the hannity tonight, so make sure you tunnee 9:00 eastern and talk about a hungry seagull. check out this patient seagullw who hovers in his stealth mode like a fighter jet as he waits for the uproarfo to moment to swoop down and steal a biteon of this ice cream. he >> he was so good that the woman didn't even noticentil what had happened until someone pol was out the seagul flying away. she didn't even know why. he was very focuse.he w

born in 1991, daughter katie followed. for the next few years, the couple's life was hectic, but happy. but in early 1996, 4 months before sandi disappeared, they hit a rough patch. gregds told police there were money pressures among other things. >> what went wrong with the relationship? >> i think she said she couldn't talk to me or communicate with me, and we'd seen a marriage counselor and we were working on some stuff, and i think it was getting, you know, better. >> you wanted to get back together? >> yeah, i wasn't against that at all. >> but law enforcement developed a very different portrait of the marriage, and the chances for reconciliation. kristin richardson and carla carlstrom prosecuted the case for king county. >> they were talking about divorce. they had gotten to the point, and it was sort of assumed that they would be divorced, so that was pretty recent before this had happened, within the month before that that decision had been made. >> and then investigators discovered something else that troubled them. >> law enforcement learned that they had argued only the day before she'd gone missing. there was a big argument witnessed by other people at her

. >> and, greg, we can hear from your accent that you were born and raised.t hun? right? you know how does that hurt? know, because hurt? you know, because obviously you weren't directly affected, but you knew people in the tower, not only from work, but kids you'd grown up with but but kids you'd grown up with going to school with. yeah. >> town. >> devastated my town. my mother, died a mother, coincidentally died a few weeks later . you know, i few weeks later. you know, i think it was two weeks. there were 22 funerals ahead of her at my church, you know, so saint patrick's was devastated. my high school had 75 alumni and parents died. not only bond traders and bankers, but firemen and cops, too. and it just so it really it really hit the neighbourhoods because these were all towns that were prone to have of wall street people. yes. and also firemen and cops. so it's just you know, that's the nature of my high school, all boys catholic high school. so it really had a deep connection being a catholic and guilt playing such a big role in our lives. >> you kno