. ♪ ♪ happy birthday dear arley happy birthday to you ♪ >>> got to love it.celebration for what could be minnesota's last living survivor of pearl harbor. well wishers turned out on saturday to sing "happy birthday" to arley burke who turned 100. when he was 21, burke was on board the "uss honolulu" when the japanese attacked pearl harbor. the "honolulu" reported no casualties in the attack. >>> former president jimmy carter celebrated presidents' day in a big way. the 39th president did the honors at a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the updated museum and carter exhibit in plains, georgia. the same school the now-95-year-old and his wife rosalyn attended. the museum features memories from their childhood up until carter's time as the nation's commander in chief. >>> all right. coming up on the "cbs morning news," while the cold war might have ended three decades ago, russia's spying on the u.s. continues to evolve. we'll talk with the author of a book about russia's latest spy tactics and how it's meddling in america's elections. i'm tom hanson, this is the "cbs

the big problem here is now how cold it gets fess arley how long the cold will last?attern change until the first weekend of january. so we have another week, a week and a half of the extreme cold. thursday in particular shall think, i have to check the numbers. we'll ebb up being the coldest day since valentine's day last year, 2016 almost two years ago. >> all right. what with b snow? i understand this could be snow in the forecast? hopefully nothing like they are having in minnesota? >> yeah. they are dealing with extreme cold and the snow erie pennsylvania bar rid in snow as well. we're look at an inch or two on saturday from the storm that sweeps through. overall, not a big deal there could be travel issues we end up on the hire end of that forecast. >> let me ask you. well shall in year's past. we talk about the polar vortex. it is there something like that happening sneer yeah. bringing done the arctic air. we get reinforcing shots of cold air, time after time. and that is what is bringing down the chilly, chilly temperatures. i don't like using the phrase bass

. >> it is a protein naturally found in wheat,arley and rye and a binding agent that holds dough together >> reporter: we looked to see if you should buy in the trend. >> there is a greater awareness about gluten now because there is a recognition of the sill yak disease whicdamages the small intestine. that keeps some people from absorbing the protein in the food. >> reporter: can it it can show up in places like hot dogs, tea and even lip gloss. >> some say they feel better eliminating gluten from their diet but they can cost more and have some nutrition deficiencies. >> reporter: they say corn is gluten fr, too. so don't bother to pay more for gluten free tortillas. >> naturally gluten free rice chex. and money saved you can splurge on a gluten free dinner out. because more restaurants are offering gluten free entrees like outback. lesli foster, 9 news now and wusa9.com. >> here's ideas --

it is arley days.e banks possibly from companies, these are all iconic and symbolic moves. they haven't moved any operation, they're just moving the office in case they need to be in the eu. but this is in the early days and it requires independence from what we have heard, spain is not going to agree on independence. so all of this is very premature. the real issue is what happens to spain as a country itself and from the economic side, i think the only real risk i see is what you said that is that the downgrading from the ratings agencies. that is a real risk. political uncertainty is the most important input. so if tomorrow we have a declaration of independence, that seems unlikely, but we could political uncertainty in spain and that will drive the cost of lending higher up. now the nobel prize for economics has been awarded to the america richard failer. who integrates economics and psychology. microeconomics works on the assumption that people and firms are rational in maximising whatever its, pr

>> i did have the sex talk with them, mike when i first heard this arley thought this family was crazyight, you know, so often there are things that we, parent, you like to act like you know everything. but, you got to own up to the things you're not comfortable with. if that means paying somebody $3,500, to make sure you are kids get the best guidance, then i'm all for it with these parents are doing. me, i had the conversation as soon as my kid asked me where do babies come f it was time for me to act, explain to her, how they got here and what the process was. you know, so she wouldn't go out in the world talking crazy. >> but that was when she was 20. just kidding. >> no, no, like when she was seven, mike, she asked me this question. and somebody, because somebody toll her babies come from a stork. when is the last time you saw a stork drop a baby on to the grounds? so i explained to her where they came from. and i think it is important, because i don't honestly don't recall having the conversation with my parent. and i learned a lot of things by trial and error. and obviously you'

and although the arley burke is currently at sale in the mediterranean... commander and his crew are fully aware of rising tensions across the region. >> identify they are operating at what i call a really high tempo right now, slightly higher than we have been operating at the navy for some time. >> reporter: now we are back on board the uss bataan tonight, norah, and the message has been that marines and sailors are specifically trained to handle anything, but with warships and fighter jets already defending its adversaries like the houthis, the fight is already real, as one major here put it to me tonight, "you train for ys for something that may happen in minutes." >> norah: that's an excellent point, charlie d'agata, thank you. now to tackle big economic headlines. today, national association of realtors said existing home sales in the u.s. dropped to a 30-year low in 2023, after mortgage rates climbed to the highest rate in more than two decades. but wall street was in a buying mood today, with both the dow and the s&p 500 closing at record highs. nas

. >> hailee, happy birthday and arley, can we say something, tell us about this guy for one second. >> well, to say the least, if it weren't for this man, i would not be here talking ab that i have been putting out, and i would not be performing at a madison square garden. >> it is ema she is 1 years old today, and she is performing at madison square garden. >> and c rley is one of the music moguls that if you don't know him yet, you will. >> and now n is sparking a ton of controversy online. >>ct and how to make your trip a >> and visiting the children at you want iheix this mess? a mess? i don't think -- what's that? snapshot from progressive. plug it in, and you can save on car insurance based on your good driving. you sell to me? no, it's free. you want to try? try this if you try... not this. okay. da! ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma sylmptomsouept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. onitce-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled a

you look at something like a m arley movie. as a cute christmas movie and i walked out drenched with tears. this movie, you know exactly what you are getting yourself into. they tell from you the forefront what will happen in the trailers. just know that. i personally loved the film because i think it is really, really well made and the lead star, thomas horne gives a great performance. sandra bullock is great. just know that you are going to walk out -- i left the movie after the credits rolled, went out and called pie dad. it was 11: 30 at night -- and called my dad. it was 11:30. i called my dad and i was like dad, i love you. i have to tell you. >> let's talk about haywire. >> i think this is one of the greatest film makers working today because steven soderbergh steps outside of the box. he is calling in a professional fighter to star in this entire movie and she kicks so much butt in this film. she is a hired gun, a black ops and she gets betrayed. she has to clear her name. the entire movie is basically her beating up a

arley finkelstein with us tomorrow and a great roundup of guests.loomberg. ♪ >> a very good morning. i'm heidi. >> i'm shery ahn in new york. our top stories, asian stocks that arise as risk appetite improves and havens fall out of favor. treasuries and the dollar dipped. russia announces a partial pullback of troops in the u.s. invasion -- and the

the call came at 5:30 pm near arley avenue and interstate i- 80. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the individual had friends who bring them food about once a week. they came to see him. and that is when they realized the tree was on top of the individual. expect the worst of the storm started just before the evening commute. science warns drivers of high winds and poor visibility. >> i just stood in line for an hour waiting for the carpal cars to get on the freeway. no one ever came. now i'm going to the ferry.>> reporter: the storm caused problems there also. the rain closed some bart stations. street crews put up flood rrlow-lying areas. this one near the intersection of full cement 17th. the rate highway at ocean beach was closed and some spots. signs warned about the dangers of highways and wins. this woman lives nearby and says her street was soaked. >> it looked like you could boogie board down my street today. it was so steep and the water was just running down the hill.>> reporter: now we want to go to the north bay. study around all

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tune in tomorrow, we are joined by arley curto v.y, compliance and identity at microsoft. and andrew mccollum, one of the cofounders of facebook. that is coming up tomorrow. imm of the chain. this is bloomberg. mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. oh, no! seriously? hmm! it's not the same if she's not here. oh. -what the. oh my goodness! i don't suppose you can sing, can you? ♪ the snow's comin' down ♪ -mommy? ♪ i'm watching it fall ♪ watch the full story at www.xfinity.com/sing2 ♪ >> good morning. we are counting down to asia past major market opens. shery: welcome to daybreak asia. asian markets set for a cautious open as investors weigh a third day of gains on wall street. >> investor concerns over omicron ease as pfizer say a third vaccines -- vaccine dose neut

this is arley valencia. life, formarching for peace, for the democracy that was defeated on june 17, brought by the -- bob at the national registry and the former president uribe. we are here with the threat and social leaders. we are not with the newly inaugurated president because he is not represent us. amy: ethiopia's government has signed a a deal to endnd hostils with thehe oromo liberation fron which thethiopian n governnt had prpreviously lababeled a terrorist t group. the ororomo liberationon front s been fighting for r dedes for the self-determination of the oromia region, home to the oromo pepeople. it follows a historic peace agreement between ethiopia and neighboring eritrea brokered last month. in bangladesh, massive student protests demanding improved road safety continue in the capital dhaka. bangladesh authorities have shut down mobile internet nationwide in an effort to suppress the growing protests. authorities have also attacked and arrested journalists covering the protest, including the

this is an arley burke class, has a crew about 300.s one, the ggd-64 is commanded by jeremy robinson. how's that for a fun fact? they have all sorts of guns, a crew of about 300, 30 officers, 30 petty officers, 230 sailors. they can knock things out of the sky. they can fire tomahawk missiles. they can do short-range air defense and missile defense. they can shoot torpedos at submarines. while this looks like a small ship and you don't see much on the top side, it has guns. >> that's okay. the guns are big enough, we can see. >> it has guns, it has radars, it has all sorts of things that can knock things down. there are four of these kinds of ships in the forward battle group and another couple in the eisenhower strike group. >> one of the other things we want to talk to you about, we have a little bit of a closer look here at the tunnel system that we believe hamas has and is obviously utilizing in gaza. it's really all over -- this is northern gaza here. this is the area that israel has said to evacuate. we have a flow of potential r

larry elder and arley jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. various: (shouting) heigh! ho! ( ♪ ) it's off to work we go! woman: on the gulf coast, new exxonmobil projects are expected to create over 45,000 jobs. and each job created by the energy industry supports two others in the community. altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide. these are jobs that natural gas is helping make happen, all while reducing america's emissions. energy lives here. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," so they alt-left propaganda to destroy trump at all cost media they're working overtime to take on the trump administration, listen to msnbc's mika brzezinski, she seemed to be fighting back tears yesterday she was so upset talk

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the doctor, who is arley dr. in northern gaza is a pediatrician at the hospital there.mmunicated with him was 48 hours ago, and he sent me this message on what's app, which is that if i remain alive, let us talk. we were talking about a patient that he received in the hospital. she is a child, she is 10 years old. she lost all of her family members and her brothers and sisters, and she had a basal skull fracture and fractures in her legs, and she has injuries to the liver and spleen and he was not sure that she would be alive or not. i was asking him about the fuel situation, and he was telling me, we are going to lose contact. let's talk if i stay alive. if i don't, pray for me. our lead nurse also sent a message 24 hours ago that if i die, please take care of my children. we were not able to contact our staff. we have 8 staff members, some of that qa did to the south, some of them stayed in the north, because they would not evacuated leave their house riddles. the situation is beyond catastrophe. >> is there anything your doctors -- anything else you doctors told you

pretty much the same story in san francisco by 3:00, arley cloudy skies. a few scattered showers. still a chance at 11:00 when we scale back on the activity. grabbed the evening but hold on to some possibilities in the showers. here we are holding onto, but the teams are more of like this. may be a lie shower, too. or maybe a call. we will talk about more sunshine for a good portion of the bay area, especially from golden gate bridge south. heading into a little bit of a break before that weekend is the most is our weather picture. we'll have more on that coming up in a few moments. >>> all right, thank you so much, mark. >>> a 70-year-old girl is under arrest for allegedly bringing security at an airport today. climbing into a play and then taxing before eventually crashing to a building. it happened around 7:30 this morning. the teenager climbed over a six foot fence with additional three feet of barbed wire and gained access to a twin engine prop king airplane. she managed to start that blame before crashing into a fence and then a building. >>> visit o

boy arley >> dana: let's get you up to speed on a situation that we have been reporting for well over shooting we are following at a walmart in forrest city, arkansas. arkansas state police tweeted this, "our prayers are with the two forrest city police officers that were injured this morning in a shooting at walmart. our criminal investigation division has been requested to conduct an investigation in the incident. please stay away from the area if at all possible." there are reports the suspect is dead although fox news cannot confirm that. that's local media saying that. officials are scheduled to hold a news conference at the shooting scene. you see that walmart there, at 2:00 p.m. eastern. so just a few minutes right now we should expect to get more information. speak to youth unemployment has reached an all-time low. african-american poverty has declined it to the lowest rate ever recorded. >> harris: democrats are calling for a twitter and facebook to pull down that edited video posted by president trump that makes it look like speaker nancy pelosi ripped up his state of the un

from 52 to 113 and every one of those destroyers is called an arley burk class destroyer, built along the lines of the very first one. so it's wonderful to have a ship named after you for anybody. it's a deep honor, but a particular honor to be the lead ship of the class and that honor was bestowed on admiral burk the greatest of our destroyer officers, the most impactful surface line chief of naval operations. he was the cno for six years, an iconic naval figure and all the ships in that class are ar leey burk class destroys. i'll close by saying mine this, second of the class, was named the barry after john barry who is not terribly well-known, revolutionary war navy captain, a contemporary roughly of john paul jones, and was a superb naval officer. those who served in the barry are very proud of that and proud to be the barry just like my wife is proud to be the sponsor of 113, the john finn, named for a medal of honor winner at pearl hash per, and all of white house served in any of those destroyers are very proud to be destroyer men and women, and to serve in an early burk class

the arley burke was used in a brawl and was successful at shooting down the ballistic missiles.t's notable we know from the idf that about 102 ballistic missiles were fired in this first lobbing of missiles into israel. if you look back in april, there were hundred ten ballistic missiles fired at israel. that was the total number of ballistic even though there were other cruise missiles and others. the significance of that is they probably have about 110 ballistic missile launchers. the question is, do they have more ballistic missiles capable of being loaded? is this just the first shot, if you will? the first round? have we seen what they can launch in terms of ballistic missiles and as you mentioned, those missile defense systems are very, very busy tonight and israel. >> harris: jennifer come at some point we will talk more about the incoming. it's quiet on that side of the screen for now. i want to concentrate on the attack of israelis who were out, many of them, at cafes and restaurants in jaffa. the beautiful cities in that part of the country. under president trump they

arley was biracial. which was wild.hat, not much has changed. i'm still living in l.a. still don't drive so i take a a lot of ride shares, right? for the first time the other day, i had a driver that had a a 3.8 rating. like are you murdering people? [ laughter ] i got out of the car like zig zagging to my apartment just in case he turned around and just -- [ imitating blow dart ] just like blow darts me, you know. takes my phone, gives himself five stars. [ laughter ] i've also been trying to get in shape, too, just because l.a. isn't a city like new york. where like in new york, you can get exercise just from walking around and sweating out half your body weight on the subway. [ applause ] but l.a. is a city where like you're in a car, you're in a a building, you're in a car, you're in another building, you're in another building, and another car, until one day, someone saw a monster truck tire and was like, "enough!" [ laughter ] and that's how crossfit was invented. [ cheers and applause ] he was like, "that felt pr

malcolm: arley gill heads the authority seeking reparations for the island of grenada.nstitution targeted by gill is lloyds of london, the insurance exchange which profited from indemnifying the slave fleets. >> reparations is not charity. it is actually making amends. malcolm: according to the united kingdoms national archives british ships transported , roughly 3 million slaves across the atlantic ocean before the trade was outlawed in the early 19th century. a study commissioned by the american society for international law, together with the university of the west indies, calculates that britain's slave debt amounts to $23 trillion. the caribbean islands are going after british institutions with slavery connections because the u.k. government is refusing to engage. >> so i want to ask the prime minister today if he will offer a full and meaningful apology for our country's role in slavery and colonialism and commit to reiterate justice in the act. >> well, no, no, no, mr. speaker. well, i think our focus should now be on doing is, of course, understanding our histor

this is the arley burke class destroyer. there's about 62 of them in service right now. there's still some of them being built. it covers the entire range of weaponry, it can do anti-submarine warfare, anti-aircraft defenses as well as surface combat. so it's kind of the workhorse of the fleet. there's a lot of them. they are about ships. they've been tried in combat. so it's -- you find them everywhere. >> the big question that many people are asking, just looking at this particular warship, very sophisticated piece of equipment. how could this have happened? >> that's the big question everybody is asking right now. that's got all of us puzzled. granted, they're operating in a very congested shipping lane. but there are very strict rules about how vessels conduct themselves in these shipping lanes. if everybody was following the rules, of course, this wouldn't have happened. so somewhere something went wrong and we have to figure out what that is. of course, the "uss fitzgerald" had a complete deck crew, the communication center was up and running, observers, so they wo

which means return the fox 13 iday p rly.this morning onoo ou arley belcher celebrated with students of river ridge in port ritchie. remember when the lightning had the play off. football team tells us they will growing out their hair. me and myuddyer just we had hair not very long. middle of our hereads. why don't grow it out. that will be so cool relivehe good old days. >> my good olddays. way back before us growing it out i told my parents, whole football team to do this, no going to do it with you. i talked to all of them someone >>> i kind of like it. we will give shout out to schools as they cheer on the royal knights. >> you know jim, this like really one of my favorite times of year school starting again. weather is supposed to at least start cooling down. you've got friday night football charley in morning at schools. it's just fun. lots to do. we're all sitting here counting down when is that first cold front going to come through here u offcan't come soon enough. we're looking pretty nice looking wth still very summer-like outside. we continue to see partly cloudy skies. s

other finalists for this year's national book award in nonfiction include arley russell hartfield for a report on the alienation felt by many on the political right in strangers in their own ran. nothing ever dies, being on when lays on on the can the vietnam war and kathy o'neill's weapons of mass destruction argues that big data and computer models can be used to discriminate against people. i look at these visitors finalists for the national book award continues with andres resendez and a look at the enslavement of native americans in the other slavery. american history professor diminishes sent documents the influence of the haitian revolution on abolition in the slaves cost. finally heather and thompson reports on 19th-century uprising at new york's correctional facility in blood in the water. watch the announcement of the national book awards live on c-span two on november 16. many of these authors have appeared or will be appearing on book tv, you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> it's worth considering that as things stand right now on the prevailing relationship b

he showed us a scale model of the arley burt surveyor in which they actually constructed around the hull it moves tremendously like a ship moving through the water. from that we're able to achieve great fuel savings and it increases the range and speed of the destroyer. >> that's this flap here? >> yes, sir. >> navy ships are typically operational for more than 30 years, so it's essential to work out all the problems before they're built. as they say, this is where the fleet begins. >> the walls of this facility are adorned with the history of the past in terms of all the model that have been tested here. advanced technologies that will benefit the sailor and the marine on the tip of our suspense. what more can you ask for? >>> tomorrow i'll sit down with president obama at the white how else to discuss syria. you can watch the interview on special report on monday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on fox newschannel. >>> that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next week on fox news center. that is it for fox reports. huckabee starts now. tonight on huckabee, the president making the

york, arley, new republican. good morning. caller: good morning. would like to say our lives matter. i think it is funny the way they cover it. the marketing slaughtered in chicago. you do not see black lives .atter there statistics show 70% of african-americans are born without a father in the home. -- percent of industry crimes are caused by blacks between 18 and 31. there are problems in the police force, but why don't we discussed the other issues that come up that way geico that is just my comment. host: how do you think we are doing on race relations in this country? are they getting better, are they getting worse? caller: they are getting worse because they are fanned bytes tv stations, msnbc, when you have a small group of people, black-and-white, that go out and protest and destroy things that no matter what -- i think they are using this as a cover. host: peter in new york. a few comments from our text messaging service. this is marion in texas, saying the biggest story in the week into texas is the rise of the coronavirus again. we have

so it is important not to declare victory to arley.ion going into the end of the year? it looks like we are building up for a santa claus rally. john: a consensus certainly is for a decent outlook ahead in the quarters ahead. i would say 100% consistence -- i would not say 100% consensus. it's a relatively goldilocks scenario with moderating inflation and slow but decent growth. because it is not 100% consensus, a lot of people have yet to be converted to this. the outlook for markets could be quite decent if things turn out the way the consensus expects. haidi: the weakness we've seen in the dollar has given a little bit of a gift when it comes to policy makers in japan, that we're seeing some of the pressure being taken off again. depending on what the fed does, how to set potentially impact expectations for the boj? >> a lot depends on how you measure it. japanese equities in u.s. dollar terms have not done remarkably well. they are up this year, but not anything close to the local currency terms. of course we could see a converse s

es todo de mi parte, regreso contigo. >> muchas gracias,arley desde el centro de satÉlites.mperaturas afectaron a nosotros y tambiÉn a nuestras mascotas,en estados como filadelfia aumentÓ el riesgo de enfermedades virales y se murieron algunas mascotas,especialmente perros,por esta enfermedad que se contagia cuando saca usted a pasear la mascota,los primeros cuatro meses pongale las cuatro dosis de vacunas y saque luego a sus mascotas. tormentas en estados unidos en el medio oeste de la naciÓn,hoy para chicago, probabilidad de tormentas que afectarÁn a luisiana y temperaturas muy cÁlidas para el sur del paÍs. continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> muchas gracias por el estado del tiempo,ahora vamos a hablar de inmigraciÓn,son muchos los inmigrantes que se quieren divorciar en el extranjero y no saben las consecuencias que les puede traer si se quieren casar. hoy vamos a hablar de las complicaciones del abogado mario lobo,que gusto tenerte aquÍ en despierta amÉrica y con este tema que le sucede a muchos inmigrantes que se casan en estados unidos y luego se divorcian en

they have warned citizens about studying or holidaying in australia, imposed tariffs on arley, started probe into the wine industry and just yesterday, another probe into wine subsidies. it is understandable this is being seen in light of a continued slide between these trade partners. shery: is there a way back from here? ed: that's a really good question. obviously it is an an important relationship or australia and china as well. been powering the economy for years and is even were crucial as we slip into a recession. it is hard to see the relations eating -- relations getting onto [indiscernible] china has a more muscular approach under president xi and there is support for prime minister morrison to do that. we would like to see more flashpoints on the horizon. [indiscernible] scrap agreements with foreign powers. that is code for china's agreement it has reached with state territory agreement -- territories in australia. signpost between the two countries and likely to provoke more backlashes from china. our editor in sydney. let's turn to karina mitchell for the first word headl

. >> charlie arley d'agata, thank you. >>> tashfeen malik sent private messages to her sister. two messages went to a group of pakistani friends before malik came to the u.s. on a fionsee visa. she expressed support for jihad and hoped to join the fight. this morning a maryland man is in federal custody accused for providing support for isis. the fbi says he received nearly $9,000 from operatives overseas inside the u.s. investigators tracked the money union. he told them he took the payments as a part of the scam plot. there is outrage over response to a recent police shooting. prosecutors announced they will not charge an officer for firing at a man escaping from a wrecked suv. the shooting victim faces serious criminal charges. our digital network shows us why. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the officer followed the driver after notices him speed out of a parking lot with his headlights on, what followed, let one person dead, another possibly paralyzed and the officer in the crosshairs of the community. we warn you the video you see is disturbing. >> roll over, tc.

hygienist people that look at teeth and gums, and deal with mouth every day, when i was reading the arleyrprised because i can tell on a day-to-day basis if my pain rent flossing or not. >> yes. do you floss? >> every day. >> and you will continue to floss? >> definitely. >> how many times a day? >> at least once a day. >> okay. >> i have a question. many different ways to floss. i cannot do inbetween the two hands. >> so hard to go through it? >> a lot of people have difficulty with traditional flossing, they think they have to pull their whole hand in their mouth? >> yes. >> so there are a bunch you new tombs we have that can i go over. >> i use these, are these okay? >> floss sticks are great. you just have to keep in mind you can only use it between one tooth and then dispose of it. >> exactly. >> do you even see what that is? let me hold it out. can you get the shot there? you just jam them inbetween your teeth. >> exactly, you want to slide it gently inbetween your teeth. using the same floss stick for all of your teeth what you are doing is actually just moving the plaque around, a

one arley just look at. >> isn't that crazy? >> crazy. >> okay. >> lauren needs to try it again.p doing it. >> no, i d i can't. no more on air injuries for me. i'm done. >> okay. >> thank, lauren. 8:35. well, breaking hearts at age 11. a break up text young girl bridges up big question this morning, how young is too young to date? paren want you to be anything on. >> this because you have to see this text message sparking this debate. >> first, guacamole gate. why is everyone including the president of the united states of america tweeting about the tasty dip? the recommended ingredient lead to go big backlash right now. >> here is a look at last night's winning powerball numbersment don't forget to watch for the midday drawing right here only on fox 29. if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. and new york is my

he says oh -- and then according to this nbc arley red on line, they then bring these balls in a theyave work with, to the nfl lockerroom to the refs and say let's hope these pass, right, got to be 12.5 to 13.5psi. >> so what you're saying? >> oftentimes the refs squeeze the balls, don't actually put in any sort of a gauge to actually test what the psi really is. >> so those refs, wouldn't they have noticed, well there is ball is softer, 2 pounds, softer than the comes' balls? >> i don't know. again, are you reading each team brings their own set of balls? >> what about clearing this up? >> i thought it was the home team? >> first, umpires in baseball, umpires in baseball provide the baseballs. that's the most stupid thing ever. why don't the referees bring the footballs? secondly have we mentioned the footballs if they're under inflated they're supposedly easier to grip and that's why you supposedly have advantage? but look before they got caught tom brady wasn't as good in the first half. only like 11 for 21, he was better in the second half with the real good balls. it doesn't make

. >> it was an arley talked to about abs made easy. >> so your abs right now, if this is you, this is. >> do we have time for that? >> we have to move on. >> no, i think we can make time. >> you'll show me later? >> gosh. >> if you show me yours. >> janet, fighting back, talking about janet jackson after rumors the singer may have cancer. how miss jackson, is shutting down the story. straight from her own mouth. >> and conan o'brien, kevin heart, team to up help student driver. their hilarious advice involving coins, and how to handle it. >> right from the horse's mouth, janet jackson does not have cancer. the rumors started when reports came out that janet had growths on her vocal cords, to stop touring, and would have to cancel all of the tour dates. she took to twitter to make the announcement yesterday. she shared lyrics to her song, the great forever. >> and she added a statement to the end that said the rumors are untrue. dow not have cancer. i'm in recovery. she also says all of the tour dates will be rescheduled. that goodness it is not cancer? i have to admit the entire count

the arley brook destroyer. generally, that significantly improved. one that i love is the virginia class submarine done in tandem between the shipyard in newport news and electric boat. that's turned into a successful acquisition but first in class event had significant challenge and cost overruns and cost estimation problems. have i basically given the history on these three? >> sir, you're absolutely correct. one thing to keep in mind, unlike other weapons program, there's not a prototype ship. the lead ship is the prototype. it's the first opportunity to bring these complex systems together, integrate, tests, and there are uncertainties and knowables and risks in production when it is most costly to fixing those issues. >> i love the try it and buy it. for some weapon systems, that's what you do. you prototype it and try it. but for this, it's the actual. that's the difference between the first in class and subsequent history. you talked, secretary stackley, about the changing in the contracting mechanism between '78 as a cost plus to '79 as a fix

for one thing, general dynamics builds the arley burke ships there, the destroyers.e fullback on i think it's a case where it shows the white house and organized labor can help each other out. i got a call a couple weeks ago after the strike had dragged on from a great guy named jimmy hart from the afl-cio. we helped a little bit to get everybody back to the table. what's nice about bath ironworks, to me its a a symbol of trump, economic security is national security. great jobs there and building destroyer. here, joe, here's what's interesting about bath we basically recruited bath to build sophisticated machines for the puritan swab in gilford, maine. it's an example of repurposing factories. the other piece of news that's interesting on the trait front, a couple of months ago i went with the president to bangor, maine. we were given a hat trick of challenges from the lobster fishermen in maine they were getting hammered by the chinese on tariffs they were getting hammered by the canadians. so we were able to quickly solve the china problem. two parts of the hat tr

arley is next in mustang, oklahoma.aller: i think you guys do a great job of letting people give opinions and that is all this is, an opinion. but the oil and gas issues are basically driven by the oil companies and that the government. i live in a state that is drilling like crazy. the reason why i do not know what is going to happen is because we need to get together and work together like we used to. that is all i have. host: let's look at what nancy pelosi said. she is the speaker of the house. she said, june's robust jobs report shows after creating 9 million jobs in 17 months america is continuing its steady job growth. today our nation has reached an important milestone. under the leadership of president biden and our democratic majority, we have recovered the total number of private sector jobs lost the beginning of the pandemic. let's talk to pam who is optimistic in gardner, maine. caller: good morning. i am optimistic because we are always developing new technology and a lot of people are just scared of new t

arley is next in mustang, oklahoma.aller: i think you guys do a great job of letting people give opinions and that is all this is, an opinion. but the oil and gas issues are basically driven by the oil companies and that the government. i live in a state that is drilling like crazy. the reason why i do not know what is going to happen is because we need to get together and work together like we used to. that is all i have. host: let's look at what nancy pelosi said. she is the speaker of the house. she said, june's robust jobs report shows after creating 9 million jobs in 17 months america is continuing its steady job growth. today our nation has reached an important milestone. under the leadership of president biden and our democratic majority, we have recovered the total number of private sector jobs lost the beginning of the pandemic. let's talk to pam who is optimistic in gardner, maine. caller: good morning. i am optimistic because we are always developing new technology and a lot of people are just scared of new t

arley is calling from california. >> caller: i'm so delighted to talk to you.the things that romney said that i think he shouldn't have said was he said are we better off than we were four years ago. and by every measure we're better off now than we were. >> bill: thank you. he flat out said, nobody can say they're better off today than they were four years ago. that's b. s. the first month of barack obama being president or the last month of george bush, i'm sorry being president 800,000 jobs lost, right? and now every month for the last 26 months, it has been over 100,000 new jobs. >> caller: plus the stock market is up. real estate is recovering. g.m. and chrysler and ford are healthy. six million jobs that would have been lost under a romney presidency. have been saved. every measure that we've got. >> bill: you've got it. he just flat out said, right to that crowd and of course they loved it, nobody can say they're better off today than they were four years ago. the hell they can't! there are millions and millions of americans. think of all of the millions

[laughter] he said, it is a sense arley impaired cell phone.laughter] and there is not a teenager in the area that would be seen dead carrying itself on like this. i just thought it was amazing. so, okay, so 80% and 90% of you have cell phones with cameras, right? how many of you have some kind of pda, either, not text messaging because we already do that. how many of you have an iphone? this is the starting wage of the future. my wife has an iphone. hd3 iphone. this is truly amazing, 83 iphone is the 2003 laptop computer. that is the level of computing power. so my wife picks up livestream ng tv on her cell phone. and i'm looking at this stuff thanking-- i remember my and wilma was the first person in our family that had a television. when we get the first tv in our family, a couple of you were nodding yes in some of the younger ones are staring saying, this can be true. with this back in the ice age when they also had al funds? go killey cave bear and watch your first cd. but she had a 13-inch screen black-and-white television, that got, an a

now arley ermy is back with a brand-new season of "gunnytime" with more fire power. >> it's gunnytimesome! >> here with us now is former marine and show host arely ermy. better known as gunny. >> semper fi, guys. we have to stop with this. >> you have to stop with the new channels and shows. >> as long as i'm healthy, i'm going to march. the new show is great. last year we won the golden moose award which was for best new show. >> right. >> so anyway, we were pretty proud of that. we went full speed into it this year. this year is better. we've had the show eight, nine years, this is the tenth year. >> whenever it is on i'll stop and watch it. gunny, what you see other than you shooting stuff? >> oh, well we blow stuff up, too, you know? i mean, we don't just narrow it right down. we fly the airplanes, we shoot the guns, we drive the tanks and if we can't fly it, drive it or shoot it, hell, we blow it up. >> the key is, on some of the shows you actually know what you're doing and you've got people around you that -- >> i retired from the marine corps. you have to understand, you can't

reasonable people will disagree about the politics of the aggressively seeking to prosecute those tat arley sponsiblefr e stlo o nacu ima. i hope to convince you of the two related poin that will transcend politics at the moment. first, national security leaks or in many ways only a symptom ofhe much rger disease that has already been alluded to is morning vercici ola ngss quon hn r not always the information to ameliorate. second, even if the subcommittee believes that national security leaks by themselvesre a problem with a solution, and that this administration rely agsiti ut faed prosecute the leakers as we have been discussing is terribly ill suited to the task. instead, if the congress wants to pursue reform in this field, it mustfundamentally revisit asarh emicy idfare arotailored and carefulld sanction specifically targeted at government employees who intentionally disclose properly classified information to the public without any intent to unanlerfrms eonal seriy. a neak t onsety leaks looker regardless with a democrat or republican is in the white house. what's more, given how man