he called me ted baxter. he was referring to me as ted baxter. remember "mary tyler moore" show? >> that's a cultural reference i don't know. >> "mary tyler moore." come on, hoover, get in the game. >> he didn't respect you? >> no, i didn't care if he liked me or not. he w successful and he believed and i know this to be th the message he put out was appealing to millions of americans and they listened to him and that's how he became successful, but he did it in an entertaining way. you've got to be entertaining. you have to engage the people to get them interested and that's what limbaugh did. >> i want to go after 2017. you're a top rated talent at fox news and just signed a four-year deal and the times publishes a report on settlements that you had reached with several women over harassment claims totaling over $14 million and forced out of the network. the times later reveals additional settlement worth $32 million. i don't expect you can comment on this. >> i knew it was coming. i knew you were inviting me here for a discussion and that would be part of it, but i would be a

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baxter says to always plug in lights into the wall and not to overload extension cords. >> well, a 9 year-old cancer survivor's signed a one-day contract over the weekend with the san jose earthquakes as an honorary captain. beckett bonds and ski is a 4th grader who participated with some of the drills and the earthquakes with their quicks on friday as he got a chance to meet the general manager and the head coach. his name was on the starting line up on the scoreboard to and here's what he had to say just before the game. >> excited about going on the field meeting on a player. had honor captain camargo quake. >> yeah, san jose earthquakes hosted the st. louis. se at paypal park and then the 2 to one. >> well, hundreds of people in our area are about, unfortunately to lose their jobs will talk about the new round of tech layoffs that have just been announced. also ahead, the niners were hoping to bounce back against the rams over the weekend. we'll tell you how it all worked out. >> and today is going to be a hot one. warming up significantly as compared to this past weekend. 70's a

baxter says to always plug in the lights into the wall and do not overload an extension cord. let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside at the downtown skyline. doesn't look like fall. but you know, who knows? kron four's meteorologist kyla grogan. she's here with all the details. hey there. ready. felt like fall last week. not so much as we start this work week. you can see that heat advisory here. so certainly we're beginning fall. >> very toasty. and if you are in the south bay that goes through this evening at 8 o'clock tonight. and if you're in the east be the east bay that extends through 8 o'clock on tuesday. so north bay is not in this, although i gotta tell ya, you're going to be awfully warm today to let's take a look at some of the highs that we're expecting today. and again, even though you're not the heat advisory, i think it's entirely possible to see some upper 90's up in the north bay as well. even the potential for triple digit heat in the east bay. and you can see same story as we get down into spots like morgan hill now around the bay itse

and we had a conversation with some of the officials that were in that movie big daniel baxter from detroitas talking about how in the movie is difficult and now they are under attack. and you still have the long hours and the lack of resources. but it is worthy. i think these principles and standards remind us of how worthy this work is and how important it is. it's kind of a through line different procedures and policies that aptly fits everyone. and it fit them perfectly. it reminds us of what the oath of office means. and why we do a job. >> that leads into my next question. norms work well when they are self-evident and universally accepted. when that is no longer the case we will have a crisis of institutional integrity on your hands. i think we are in a stage right now where we are all talking about how to re- articulate norms through linear real fraught political moments. how do we do that and what would that look like? and in an agent has a partisan polarization as ours does. it's to all of you, anybody can take that one. >> will jump in real quickly and i will say what scott and i

but in the sixties of the last century, the american scientist cliff baxter, as a result of experiments with a polygraph, established that the plant remembers the offender who exerts physical influence on it. can you comment on this somehow, has anyone else conducted similar experiments? unfortunately, the problem with such experiments is that... experiments in absolutely identical conditions, the result is completely unpredictable, yes , perhaps, well, what we could call in quotation marks the mind, yes, as the ability to adequately respond to external stimuli, plants really have it, but at today's level of scientific development, we cannot yet clearly state, whether this is true or not, however, in general, i do not see the point in limiting, so to speak, the flight of scientific fantasy, therefore who knows what else in general we will ever be able to discover in a plant, speak with... i see, thank you, our questions were answered by candidate of biological sciences, associate professor of the department of plant physiology, russian state agrarian university named after temeriazev, a

but that's all because we're adapting to our environment, but it automatically, baxter, which is why we need countermeasures in the space. if we plan on returning, we do need our space cowboys and we do need, you know, people to take those risk for us. in 1965, the soviet union in the us race to take the 1st space walk. i mean for both were nearly fatal american. but soon space walking. astronauts repaired sky lab, put a new lands on the multi $1000000000.00 hubble space telescope and built the international space station i layer. but it's still dangerous and italian astronaut, nearly drowned and his own suit. when his breathing system leaked in 2013, and most governments cannot afford accidents in space for polaris don, experts say the most dangerous moments of this mission will come as the crew empties and refills their vessel with air when they faced risks of flammability and decompression sickness, the riskiest part of it is that you threw away your address here and then you have to rebuild the top of the mission. if there's micro media right contact and it was one hell of unluck

cardiovascular system changes, but that's all because we're adopting to our environment, but it automatically baxter, which is why we need countermeasures in the space. if we plan on returning, we do need our space cowboys, and we do need, you know, people to take those risk for us. in 1965, the soviet union and the us race to take the 1st space walk. i mean for both were nearly fatal american, but soon space walking. astronauts repaired skyline. put a new lands on the multi $1000000000.00 hubble space telescope and built the international space station i layer. but it's still dangerous and italian astronaut, nearly drowned and his own suit. when his breathing system leaked in 2013, and most governments cannot afford accidents in space for polaris don, experts say the most dangerous moments of this mission will come as the crew empties and refills their vessel with air. when they face risks of flammability and decompression sickness, the risky is part of it is that you threw away your address here and then you have to rebuild the top of the mission. it says michael menu, right contact and it was 112

at progress the university and visiting professor in the department of international relations at baxter university in touch. can professor also is great to senior. thank you very much for your time. thank you, frank. you for having beyond and i'm thank you for asking me what we're about to talk about today. well, uh we are about to talk about primarily the conflicts in your plan. and perhaps the implications of has both for regional projects on form global politics. but i want to start with a very concrete development you wrote recently about your cranes attack on russia's course region was an attempt to show the world that your brain can still hurt this neighbor and humiliate. logically putting that in rushes military command. and i want to ask you, why do you think this demonstration of the ability to cause damage is in ukraine's interest? the very quick and dis, concise answer to that is because ukraine still needs to be seen as relevant. right beyond just simple, repetitive the western talking points. right? ukraine needs to remain in the news. they need to show that they're capable

i'm visiting professor in the department of international relations at baxter university in to scan. if it's a real city, it's great to senior. thank you very much for your time. i thank you, frankie for having beyond and i'm thank you for asking me what we're about to talk about today. well, we are about to talk about primarily the conflicts in your plan and perhaps the implications of has both for regional politics on form global politics. but i want to start with a very concrete development you wrote recently about tier cranes attack on russia's course region was an attempt to show the world that ukraine can still hurt. this neighbor and humiliate logically puts in that a rush as military command. and i want to ask you, why do you think this demonstration of the ability to cause damage is in ukraine's interest? the very quick and dis, uh, concise answer to that is because ukraine still needs to be seen as relevant. right beyond just simple, repetitive the western talking points. right? ukraine needs to remain in the news. they need to show that they're capable of fighting despite

but that's all because we're adapting to our environment, but it automatically baxter, which is why we need countermeasures in the space. if we plan on returning, we do need our space cowboys, and we do need, you know, people to take those risk for us. in 1965, the soviet union and the us race to take the 1st space walk. i mean for both were nearly fatal american, but soon space walking. astronauts repaired skyline. put a new lands on the multi $1000000000.00 hubble space telescope and built the international space station i layer now, but it's still dangerous. and italian astronaut, nearly drowned, and his own suit. when his breathing system leaked in 2013, and most governments cannot afford accidents in space for polaris don, experts say the most dangerous moments of this mission will come as the crew empties and refills their vessel with air. when they face risks of flammability and decompression sickness, the risk is part of it is like you threw away your address here and then you have to rebuild the type of emissions. if there's micro menu right contact and it was one calvin on lu

but that's all because we're adopting to our environment, but it automatically, baxter, which is why we need countermeasures in the space. if we plan on returning, we do need our space cowboys and we do need, you know, people to take those risk for us. in 1965, the soviet union and the us races to take the 1st space walk.

but that's all because we're adapting to our environment, but it automatically, baxter, which is why we need countermeasures in the space. if we plan on returning, we do need our space cowboys and we do need, you know, people to take those risk for us. in 1965, the soviet union and the us race to take the 1st space walk. i mean for both were nearly fatal american. but soon space walking. astronauts repaired sky lab, put a new lands on the multi $1000000000.00 hubble space telescope and built the international space station i layer. but it's still dangerous and italian astronaut nearly drowned in his own suit. when his breathing system leaked in 2013, and most governments cannot afford accidents in space for polaris don, experts say the most dangerous moments of this mission will come as the crew empties and refills their vessel with air when they faced risk. so flammability and decompression sickness. the risk is part of it is like you threw away your address here and then you have to rebuild the type of emission if there's micro menu right contact and it was one calvin on lucky guy.

those members you see in the photos, are captain baxter, shore and myself. the basis for our public information is to alert, inform and engage. people. and those people being the citizens of the city and county of san francisco. other firefighters. in our agency. and other firefighters across the nation using different forms of out reach. we alert the citizen of dangerous conscience similar to a fire. a gas explosion, motor vehicle accident and blocking the roadway. things of this nature. we infurthermore people about accysts in the communities. so we do coordinate with the community out reach. and their happenings that are going on throughout the city on various locations. we do coordinate with the chief's office and we help with the assistance of acquiring different apparatus to be at those events. we engaged a greater online and california audience about the sf sd. the thing i have taken on myself is i focus on the fire hydrants. we have a different hydrant system that is unique across the world. so i focused on when they look like. what their colors mean

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this vaccine went on to be mandated and doctors who expressed different opinions were called anti-baxter's for expressing this nuance. >> dr. mcgarry, marty makary , a discussion on the recommendations about. nt to read this from your book. one the most common avoid cholesterol. or people to it has been foundational to blic health and help to shape the modern food industry. the concept sounds logical and has a broad course of expert support, including from large position as dishes associations. they believe they had the antidote to fight heart disease , america's number one cause of death, and were busy saving lives with their message that cholesterol avoidance saves lives. there is just one problem. it was never true. explain what happened in this instance and where the current nutrition guidelines and recommendations say about cholesterol. >> we've got bad guidance on food in diet from the government and have no for 70 years. it's not fixed. it still is problematic. over 90% of those who write the government guidelines are conflicted with big food or big. we need fresh, new people to tel

about haitian immigrants in the guy who surrounds himself with a cast of election deniers and anti- baxter'sany white nationalists. here is what that guy had to say this week. >> what would you say the republican colleagues are allies concerned about your relationship with laura loomer? >> i don't know what they would say. laura has been a supporter of mine just like a lot of people are supporters. she has been a supporter of mine. she speaks very positively of the campaign and i am not sure why you asked that question. she is a supporter. i don't control her. she says what she wants. she is a free spirit. i don't know. i can't tell laura what to do. laura is a supporter. i have a lot of supporters. >> she is a free spirit. that is one way to put it. donald trump is the conspiracy theorist in chief. she didn't just happen to appear and she is one of these people. this isn't the exception in his world but it is pretty much the rule. the former white house aide sarah matthews is standing by. she joins me next. philip: when your kid is hurting and there's nothing you can do about it, that's the

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