. >> reporter: in jordan addison's gillette, wyoming kitchen, the idea of getting government off hiscomes down to peanut butter. how he makes it... >> add the salt and oil. >> reporter: ...how he packages it... >> the particular peanuts i'm using are about a pint. >> reporter: ...and then, how he sells it. >> i'm operating under wyoming food freedom act, which allows me just to make it from the house to the consumer. >> reporter: addison doesn't need his jars inspected or weighed, and they're not subject to any government oversight. he just delivers it to this co-op, where customers buy it directly. >> these would be eggs laid by a local hen. >> reporter: frank wallace is unofficially in charge of gillette's farmer's co-op. almost everything here, from the honey to jordan addison's peanut butter, was made in someone's kitchen or on a nearby farm. >> we have about 25 different local vendors in there. >> reporter: wyoming's food freedom law allows people to sell directly to others without regulation, even meat, though it's the one item that must be processed at a licensed facility. sin

named topsy so if your teenager and you kill a dog then you're a satanist and you go to juvie but addison deep fried 0 circus elephant and he's in esteemed inventor. yet edison also sought to prove his wonderful new toy worked on a human convicted murderer william keller was the lucky contestant come on down after they exact him the creator of the electric chair arthur southwick which edison helped fund spoke to the crowd just as southwick announced this is the culmination of 10 years' work and study we live in a higher civilization today everyone noticed that killer was still alive welcomed a higher civilization please ignore the stench of burning hair that's also what it says outside the oval office. and anyway we basically don't use the electric chair anymore now we use the highly civilized lethal injection there's only one problem we can't get our hands on the drugs to murder people because there's an e.u. export ban on the lethal injection drugs we need in the country that manufacture the drugs don't want them used for our goddamn barbaric medieval experiments in human indecency but

named topsy so if your teenager and you kill a dog 1 then you're a satanist and you go to juvie but addison deep fried 0 circus elephant and he's in esteemed inventor. yet edison also sought to prove his wonderful new toy worked on a human convicted murderer william keller was the lucky contestant come on down after they exact him the creator of the electric chair arthur southwick which edison helped fund spoke to the crowd just as southwick announced this is the culmination of 10 years' work and study we live in a higher civilization today everyone noticed that killer was still alive welcomed a higher civilization please ignore the stench of burning hair that's also what it says outside the oval office and the way we basically don't use the electric chair anymore now we use the highly civilized lethal injection there's only one problem we can't get our hands on the drugs to murder people because there's it's easy you export ban on the lethal injection drugs we need. we the countries that manufacture the drugs don't want them used for our goddamn barbaric medieval experiments in human indec

this is significant for addison because he moves on to 500 and ten wickets.st wicket of them all. out for 11, he perhaps the biggest wicket of them all. out for", he did not perhaps the biggest wicket of them all. out for 11, he did not bother reviewing the decision. england can head off the field knowing this was a job well done. the two batsmen in turn, jos buttler ina the two batsmen in turn, jos buttler in a moment and his contribution, firstly to zak crawley stop this is a man's slightly under pressure despite his huge potential. he has now delivered on that massively. he has, 22—year—old. batting at number three, problem spots are england and mason years. he reached 200 with a flourish, then moved on, starting moving through the gears and i was at that point you felt that perhaps there could be more records being broken today. we were looking that he could go over 300, wherewith to get to? 250 came up and eventually he found himself dismissed. we were just wondering whether he will be to catch the likes of graham gooch‘s. it was not to be in the end for

saint cloud of this fog rolling in isn't laura addison through fog that is starting to make its way into the golden gate bridge you see it from here from timber on you see the clouds starting to fill in we'll see these clouds really thicken up overnight tonight know we get the person meteor showers coming up in the next couple of nights where the best meteor showers of the year, but unfortunately along the coastline are going to be dealing with some low clouds and fog so you want to see the meteor shower all the best to head inside the bear some of the valleys that will be a great place to go and it should remain fog free. still we're going to see some changes coming our way as it looks like things are going to begin to switch gears just a little bit the fog and low cloud cover will begin to move further inland as it moves on out well we're going to see return of some sunshine but along the coastline happening there right now you see the fog kind of settling in maybe a little drizzle overnight tonight along the coastal sections kind inching this time of year we can start to see a little

almost everything from the honey to jordan addison's peanut butter was made in someone's kitchen or onal vendors in there. some of them are pretty good size. some of them sell $10 or $15 worth of product a week. >> reporter: the food freedom law allows people to sell directly to others without regulation. from salsa to sauerkraut and pastries to pickles. even meat. though it's the one item that must be processed in a licensed facility. >> right now we have nine beef at the butcher. >> reporter: wallace says there hasn't been a single case of illness tied to the local food movement since the law passed in 2015. >> we don't have to totally depend on the valley in california where the rail cars -- if the rail car's contaminated thousands are sick. if it's secure, it's one or two people. hasn't happened. >> reporter: lynn newsom is delivering goats milk which she says helped in her husband's cancer recovery. >> we're just seeing what it can do. i want to help other people. and i mean, what better reason is there than that? >> reporter: since wyoming's food freedom went into effect, north d

not ononly veteterans, so many people r rely on the postal service just to get addison. -- medicine.it is a true crisis. the american people are not going to tolerate the destruction of our postal service. millions of americans rely on it and small cities and towns for medicines and checks and we need it fully funded. we needed to have coronavirus relief just t like other businesses and entitities in america. amy: finally, who charles koch is. >> one of the richest m men in e world, and he leads koch industries, one ofof the largest privivately held corporations in the world that has a long record of using itsts funds to advance his political causeses. amy: re-surprised the post will service turnaround -- we're talking about massive outcry most of even donald whose bidding dejoy was doing, tweeted out, save the post office. >> there clearly hearing the heat. the question is, will they reverse the things that have happened, not just stop doing it? stopping it -- the question is, true reversal before louis dejoy became postmasaster general this summer. amy: lisa graves, thank you forr

her older brother, john addison, had taught her to use guns and ride horses and many believe she joined him on some of his raids with quantrill. the family moved to texas for a fresh start, and it was at that point that belle's life trajectory went from being a respectable middle class woman too one who at least associated with outlaws if not an outlaw herself. she married jim reed in 1866 and they had two children, pearl and eddie. now, jim reed had grown up in missouri. he had joined quantrill's raiders and also fled to texas during the war where he and belle got married. by the time of pearl's birth, he had become involved in the tom star game. they were cattle russlers. shortly after eddie's birth in 1871, they returned to missouri and jim reed fought -- rode off and on with both the james/younger game and the tom star gang. in april of 1874, he robbed the austin san antonio stage, and incidentally enough, belle was named as an accessory on the indictment, but there was no evidence against her, so they dropped the charge. jim, however, was on the run, and a deputy sheriff cornered h

jeff is turning 60 happy birthday, my man the campbells in louisiana and twins cameron and addison.ening on sirius satellite radio, it's easy to sign up for the fun. it's today.com/mytodayplaza. you could be up on the big board as well. how about a check of the weather? >> let's do it >> all right >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by all state get a quote today. >> i haven't done that long walk from the other side of the studio and it's only my second day wearing heels. i didn't fall. let's take a look at what's going on this week across the country. we are going to start off with stronger storms especially this afternoon into this evening through the middle of the country and also into the southeast. the heat and humidity allows for those storms to pop up we continue with more out west but a little cooler in the northeast. temperatures dropping down into the 70s and lower 80s. that'll be bringing some relief. it's still hot, though, down south. temperatures will feel like it's up a hundred degrees and we are looking for scattered storms from maine to florida through

jim addison teaches history at indiana university. our next caller is ted from morristown, new jersey. >> did will keep feel that he got an inappropriate level of support in the general election from this nomination rivals, taft and hoover, and their people or was he to recently arrived and the party to engage the leaders the way a veteran republican politician would have? >> professor medicine, you are shaking your head no. >> i do not pay the got the support -- i do not think he got the support he wanted. james watson said on hearing of the nomination, "it is all right if she wants to join the church, but she would not be expected to sing a solo on the first day." they never ever trusted him. they never got behind him. >> if you go back to the speech in elwood, indiana, he said, " you republicans." how did that resonate with the republican base? >> i think some of them noticed there were called "you" rather than "us." >> our next caller is from savannah, georgia. >> banks are doing this program all wendell willkie. i believe he was