we're playing with play-doh. it's national play-doh day. this has to be one of my favorite things.ed to make a cow. yeah. didn't really work out. his foot is hanging off. oops. >> 1956, the play-doh brand has entertained kids all over the world. >> for me, it was squeezing it. >> i never had one. i'm experiencing this for the first time. it's exciting. did you know before it was a toy, play-doh was actually sold as a way to easily remove cold soup from wallpaper. >> i knew it wasn't a toy and became a toy. since then, it sold 3 billion cans. that's enough to reach the moon and back three times. no billionaires needed to get in space. >> i'm sorry whoever bought this for us. i mixed them. >> i don't think i can get through the rest of this "mix." i want to keep playing with play-doh. >>> while he does that, we'll get on to the worst pitches. >> move over dr. fauci and 50 cent. there's a new entrant from the bad pitch hall of fame. this one is from a professional ballplayer. kansas city royals rookie threw this pitch, striking it right in the ground. not even making it past the pitch

i was always a play-doh kid growing up. maybe because my brother wouldn't let me play with his legos. i could have built a whole city. who knows. maybe i'll try it. maybe not. san jose, live look right now. we are going to be seeing some changes heading into sunday, and of course monday. so we've got to talk about it. walnut creek live look. one thing you'll notice late tonight into early tomorrow morning along the coastline is a mix of the marine layer and the smoke creating hazy conditions, even along the coastline. i do want to show you the current temperatures. take a look at this. the fact that it's 11:16 at night and we're still seeing 70s on the map, that lets you know we have high pressure rolling in, and it's going to begin to dominate over the next couple days. take a look at livermore. and i want to take a look at the humidity as well. what tends to happen is that, you know, ridge of high pressure dries us out, and we look for our recovery overnight. not getting much recovery, but at least we're in the 40s. the s

upcoming elections are, it looks like the heck cod was just to irresistible for berlin to not play doh for faith measure. it's been combined with another headline grabbing favorite. this information from russia, obviously, there's clearly a huge demand for what russia is selling here among germans. and that by think across the west is deeply concerning. it's clear where this content is coming from . this isn't like a convert information operation, whether it's some partisan side that russia has spun up, they are somehow out performing most. if not all of the traditional media outlets. yes, our sister channel or to joint isn't big trouble for writing articles. people can want to read, it turns out the beating the competition. i'm exploring real issues that concern. real voters is very sinister, and an affair is bid to sway the vote or pissy 6. lou funny how tillman media and physicians are constantly talking about a t interfere it's a german elections. the problem is that they can explain how we do that. the need to approve their claims by quoting german special services. we'll say that

i mean, the united kingdom really is one of many countries having to cattle to, to sort of seek doh hawes mediation position with the taliban. and we're expecting the foreign secretary dominant rob to be heading that way, any indication as to when he might do that. not also, but right now for sexy dominate rob. he's going to be answering questions at the foreign affairs committee of the u. k. parliament in a few hours. he's been on the prussia for quite some time just before couple actually fell to the telephone. he and prime minister baris johnson went on holiday and then it emerged that dominic robert refused to call his after colleagues to try to make sure that all of the african interpreters had worked with british forces could be evacuated while some of his colleagues have defended him. saying that there were greater efforts on that front anyway, bother officials and that it might not have made any difference. but dominic, rob knows he's under pressure in the reese in the last few days. he's been talking about back biting and buck policy. but the shadow foreign secretary lisa 90 from

the ground are somewhat at variance with this as the agreement that trump made with the taliban and doh, how that was negotiated with conditions base. meaning if you do this, we do that. that was not just a unilateral cut and run. now since that deal was cut and go high and during the biden and the 1st few months the bindings ration, the taliban had clearly broken those agreements that were made to the present with president trumpet his administration. so present buying was under no obligation to up and withdraw out. now when he did this was an artificial deadline set for political reasons, because the administration knew that they had falling, pulling deteriorating polling and they needed, they knew they needed to get the grow, the president's credibility. so they could, he would have leverage to whip the bipartisan infrastructure deal and the $3500000.00 deal through congress. that's what this is really about. and they wanted to deliver a cheap political win before 911. so you could go before the american, people say, hey, i ended america, as long as we're the idea being a, give them

the question, could you please tell us more about miss play-doh. here's a question. please tell us more about the environmental justice communities, especially those compared to the threats of community places you mentioned new testament. that is my question. i'll just ask you to respond to the question for the record. again, our thanks to all of you for testifying today. and for letting me >> thank you very much participate. chair carper, now co-chair, the microphone is yours. >> thank you mister chairman. thank you all for being here today. in order to support environmental justice communities, i think it's imperative that rule making and permitting process is still allow these communities to have economic opportunities. you've spoken about that. i've supported bills that support carbon in technology, there essential -- president biden has recognized a reducing power sector emissions requires quote, leveraging the carbon pollution free energy potential of power plants retrofitted with carbon capture. miss flowers, i was surprised when i read the recommendations fro

we should start a rumor on facebook that eating play-doh cures the flu. wouldn't that be great?eople clearing the shelves at hobby lobby. tucker carlson with a big tub of yellow and a spoon. fuzzy pumping it right into his gullet. let's have some fun with this one. tensions are high in these united states. we need this right now. every flight is a nightmare with peanuts. this happened on a plane from l.a. to salt lake city where a passenger was expressing his displeasure about being forced to wear a mask. >> sit! you sit down in that seat and you stay there! >> rrgghhh! rrgghhh! god bless america! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like he's his own emotional support animal. [ laughter ] that gentleman was arrested at the gate, they took him to the pound. [ laughter ] maybe they should have a separate airline for people who won't wear a mask. "jet flu." [ cheers and applause ] thanks. speaking of viruses that refuse to die, the new cast of "dancing with the stars" was revealed today on "good morning america." [ laughter ] this year's dancing stars include benedict cumberbatch, jamie fo

it's like that play doh fun factory, right? you're squishing that plate over. i didn't have one. but. if you had one, right, you squish the plate up to that little thing and that that just tells you there's pressure on it right? and so that's what's happening in that pressure equates to heat in. certainly in tomorrow's forecast, so right now temperatures and look how much cooler it is right now than it was last night. santa rosa 11 degrees core nine degrees cooler in the nevada area in just two degrees cooler and fair 15 degrees cooler in the napa valley, so that's definitely a cool down for many, and most of us, probably especially the south. they didn't notice that much cooler. there's a file on the coast. this is tomorrow's forecast you can see the red here comes right to the coast. we're not seeing a spare the air day. we're not looking at a red flag warning. don't see a fire weather watches, or they could slide one in either one of those in on us, but i don't see that yet. here are the forecast size for tomorrow. it's gonna be hot. be hot. that's kind of wrong, cause i thoug

it was also several military leaders who talked about the doh a agreement signed by then president trump and the taliban which these leaders said demoralized afghan forces essentially saying that president biden at a center level was ham strung by that agreement and it led to a more swift collapse of the afghan state. secretary lloyd austin talked about uncomfortable truths that the u.s. was not able to stand up a sustaining stake in afghanistan. essentially, suggesting that maybe the united states was not so good at the project of nation-building, particularly in this situation. as far as democrats go, there was a mix of offense and defense. some of them asked tough questions about the recent botched drone strike as well as americans stranded in afghanistan and one quote stood out for senator elizabeth wren who said the failures should not be focused on just the last few months and the withdrawal, but really the last several years. she said the seeds of the u.s. failure in afghanistan was planted many, many years ago. hallie? >> shannon, in the last maybe hour or so, we heard from the w

stock is becoming a bit of an issue for us — - everyday items from - play— doh to doll houses — it'ske some responsibility because it is entirely inflicted by their obsession with brexit. the conservatives, though, don't agree. to say that this is just an issue to say that this isjust an issue of press _ to say that this isjust an issue of press that— to say that this isjust an issue of press that is _ to say that this isjust an issue of press that is completely untrue! what _ press that is completely untrue! what it— press that is completely untrue! what it is— press that is completely untrue! what it is about is coronavirus. to assess this, we should start with the industry itself. one estimate says 90,000 drivers are needed. the road haulage association asked its members why. 58% said brexit. the industry had for years relied heavily on drivers from the eu. and as market researchers transport intelligence points out: numbers from the office for national statistics certainly shows certainly show a drop in eu drivers. there were 300,000 truck drivers in the uk at the start of the pa

the most glamorous job that one could have, but -- [ laughter ] >> -- but we built hundreds of play-doh models of poo we even made synthetic models of pet waste. we're confident we got it pretty well covered. >> i'll bet you use a lot of those very popular emojis as you were messaging one another, but in all seriousness, i do have one of these i-robot vacuums and i have a regular vacuum. a lot of times i just got to the regular vacuum, because the i-robot gets stuck, i put something in a place it wasn't before when it originally mapped the room is it that much quieter, truly that much more adept at avoiding things that weren't there when it originally mapped the room, that it would be worth it for me to replace it? >> with this launch we're upgrading the intelligence on all of our robots, so this genius intelligence systems is automatically upgraded the ability to continuously upgrade the map on your robot will be turned on. the ability to have the robot automatically start cleaning when you leave the house will be turned a for all of our connected robots the j-7-plus can also see the f

. >> doh!think the sitcoms of the '80s were such a warm, safe, humor. >> i love you guys. >> the kids, they listen to the rap music which gives them the brain damage. >> and i think there was a real yearning for another type of humor. ♪ >> we were able to spoof fatherhood -- >> what a bad father. >> -- which at the time, and i stress at the time, was bill cosby as the shining example. ♪ did you ever know that you're my hero ♪ >> the stuff they got away with because it's a cartoon. the father strangling the child. >> why you little -- >> we are going to keep on trying to strengthen the american family to make american families a lot more like the waltons and less like the simpsons. >> we go to a completely bizarre period of time in 1992 when a sitting president is raging against a sitcom. >> they have dealt with politics. they have dealt with popular culture. they've dealt with all kinds of issues of racism, of sexism. >> don't ask me, i'm just a girl. >> right on, say it, sister. >> it's not fu

and then i have play-doh, a whoopee cushion and i'm going, wait a minute.. points, points, points >> if you're going to a dollar store, what else should we think about? >> watch out for those dollar bins that works if you're only buying one thing. if it's a dollar for a roll of wrapping paper or chapstick, that makes sense if you're picking up one but if you're buying ten, maybe you should wait it out and buy it in bulk >> i still can't believe they're going to do fresh produce and prescriptions. that's such a smart idea >> they're becoming our go-to regular grocery store so why not expand it. >> louise ruhle is so proud. i'm picturing her watching right now -- my girl just did it. >> i could have been there, stephanie. you missed a few points. that's what she's saying right now. >> be check to check out today.com/money. i like your mom's impression that's real good >>> coming up next, kids under pressure, our series, how do we keep our kids safe and responsible online inside the gring push to teach thosowe this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful