hershey's invented hershey's kisses and 1907.ademark registration since at least 1976. they say this is their deal. >> they are not the same. the kiss has a wrap. it has a piece of paper coming up the top. if this were even true then every single candy manufacturer basically on every shelf in the grocery store must redo their chocolate chips. we are talking about chocolate chips versus the kiss. that's critical. this is leverage at its best. what happened was the cookie department first had a lawsuit that started in december. that was another trademark copyright infringement against hershey's. >> shannon: these two are coming after each other. >> yes. the cookie department was first with their first lawsuit. and long period of time before hershey's even comes up with this argument and it's right in the middle of litigation. the timing is very fishy. not to mention they are not selling the same product. >> shannon: it might be a little bit of back-and-forth with these dueling lawsuits over their different trademarks and names. i w

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hershey's says that this is their largest holiday lineup ever.up and i don't know if i just missed this announcement, but before we get to christmas, there is also new halloween candies from her she's and one of them is vampire kisses and when you bite into it, it's a red cream that comes out of it. mike: i like that. kumasi: that's cool. reggie: that's kind of fun. mike: liquid red velvet? kumasi: you said red velvet, now i'm on board. reggie: i don't know if it's red velvet. [laughter] mike: i was thinking about that red velvet armadillo cake. anyone get that reference? i will explain later. here's a look at san rafael. nope. that's san jose. you can see some of the smoke in the distance with low clouds trying to creep in as the marine layer tries to grab hold with slower sunshine and the easing of the heat that begins today and lasts through monday. tonight, even more cloud cover with the possibility of drizzle lightly on the coast and into the hills. the weekend, the best chance for rain is shifting to sunday with drizzle's saturday morning a

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like a hershey bar left in the hot car, when pete is on tv, the women just up there and melt. not just the women. of course we have kat. there she is. since she has been in nashville, she has really embraced the cowboy lifestyle. i give her points for trying. we had to put down the horse." this tires. and of course there is tyrus. i'll just move on. we've got to thank the amazing audience here tonight. we love you because you chose us over all the other stuff, like the crap currently on late-night tv and i can't say i blame you. have you seen what is on colbert? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a bunch of needles and one annoying prick. too easy. that's too easy. all right. that clip was from june but it's like finding 20 books under seat cushion. it may be old but it's new to us. who knew one of the side effects of the jab was immediate cancer of the funny bone? that was so bad it gave courtney love a fear of needles. the audience probably wished those needles were filled with cyanide. it's not an argument against vaccine. it's an argument for lethal injection. i fear you're going to have to dri

reggie: it is still technically summer but hershey's is rolling out a winter look. it just unveiled its new holiday chocolates. kisses have grinch packaging and the reese's got preened -- peanut butter -- peanut brittle flavored cops and the cake will be gingerbread flavored. -- and the kitkats will look at -- will be gingerbread flavored. kumasi: let us look at the recedes -- reese's one more time. that could be good. reggie: that is my favorite. i will give it a try. kumasi: you got me -- no, that was the pieces. around easter they had the eggs, but that is not a taste difference. i am here for it, can you really mess up a reese's. reggie: such a good point. my mind is open. mike: mind to, let us -- mine too, let us try it. when do they drop? kumasi: with the way of the world they have probably moved already onto christmas. mike: we are going to move on to the weather, a lot to talk about on 5:19, here is san rafael and you can see the clouds and sunshine that starts are cooling trend. the heat easing begins and clouds increase looking for patchy drizzle and then

a week after that, hershey, pennsylvania. >> thank you, god bless you. >> reporter: where word of hisg how this walk has affected you. >> look, every day was very emotional. many times i've broken down and cried, privately. you know, i just can't help myself, because -- and i don't know what moment it's going to be and i don't know what little thing is going to trigger it. >> reporter: last week, morristown, new jersey. this week, it's new york city. >> i like that, be happy. let's be happy. >> reporter: throughout it all, never missing a step. walking a little every day, sometimes with a group or alone. and when the weather was not so great, at times talking to his brother stephen. >> i laughed at the rain, i laughed at the heat. whatever my brother wanted to throw my way, because he was a big buster, he liked to bust chops. whatever he threw my way, i laughed, i said, stephen, i know what you're doing, i know what you're doing. >> reporter: the final and most challenging leg comes september 11th. what will you be thinking about when you walk through the tunnel your brother walked th

cynthia whitner is chief of infectious disease at hershey medical center. good to have you on this morning. >> thank you. >> i wonder if the fda is getting it right on boosters, not for everybody now, older folks, folks with pre-existing conditions that make them more vulnerable, plus health care workers. is that where we should be? >> i think based on the available data, and that is what they need to go by when making these decisions, i think they did get it right. and it's really not just health care workers that they're talking about when they say adults who have three point exposure but it includes people in institutions such as jails or homeless shelters, and it includes frontline workers, people who work in daycare and schools, et cetera. it's a little more broad than health care workers for that third category. >> which is helpful too i think for people. and also interesting given the day that we have, a lot of those folks were, of course, in the initial categories of people who got the vaccine first. it also makes sense in terms of the time line for

a week after that, hershey, pennsylvania. >> thank you, god bless you, where word of his journey hadonally, i'm just wondering how this walk has affected you. >> look, every day was very emotional. and many times i've broken down and cried privately, you know. i just can't help myself because i don't know what moment it's going to be, and i don't know what little thing is going to trigger it. >> reporter: last week, morristown, new jersey. [ bagpipes playing ] this week, it's new york city. >> i like that. let's be happy. let's be happy. >> throughout it all, never missing a step, walking a little every day, sometimes with a group or alone. and when the weather was not so great, at times talking to his brother steven. >> i laughed at the rain. i laughed at the heat. whatever my brother wanted to throw my way, because he was a big buster. >> really? >> oh, he liked to bust chops. so whatever he threw may michigan way, i laughed. i stead steven, i know what you're doing. i know what you're doing. >> the most challenging leg comes september 11th. what do you think you'll be thinking abo

the week after that, hershey, pennsylvania. >> thank you, god bless you. >> reporter: where word of hisering how this walk has affected you. >> look, every day was very emotional. many times i've broken down and cried privately, you know. i just can't help myself because -- and i don't know what moment it's going to be and i don't know what little thing is going to trigger it. >> reporter: last week morristown, new jersey. ♪ this week it's new york city. >> i like that. let's be happy. let's be happy. >> reporter: throughout it all, never missing a step, walking a little every day, sometimes with a group, or alone. and when the weather was not so great, at times talking to his brother steven. >> i laugh at the rain. he laugh at the heat. whatever my brother wanted to throw my way because he was a big buster. >> reporter: really? >> he liked to bust chops. so whatever he threw my way, i laughed. i said, steven, i know what you're doing. i know what you're doing. >> reporter: the final and most challenging leg comes this saturday, september 11th. what do you think you'll be thinking about

really anywhere in that region because the smoke is just choking peak and maybe even down here from hershey. few meteorologists lawrence karnow tracking all the fire conditions those particulates coming down to the bay area. yeah. unfortunately that smoke well mixed now in the atmosphere. it's even off the coastline. >> we get an onshore breeze and pushes back on the coast just about everywhere you go. now. they are seeing a bit of a break in the tahoe area where it has been just day after day of oppressive smoke just settling in right in and around the fire. the winds changed a bit. so now they're seeing moderate amounts of pollutants outside. you could actually see across parts of the lake today. mabel to say for quite some time now. the bay area, of course, we get the sea breeze. we get the effects that ocean air and then nice clean ocean are coming in off the coastline. and so it's not perfect, things are in the moderate category around the entire bay area right now looking like another hazy day for tomorrow. but i think we're going to see things improve over the next 18 hours. of cours

the week after that, hershey, pennsylvania. >> thank you.f his journey had started to spread. >> emotionally i'm just wondering how this walk has affected you. >> look, every day was very emotional. many times i have broken down and cried privately. you know, i just can't help myself and i don't know what moment it is going to be and i don't know what little thing is going to trigger it. >> reporter: last week morris town, new jersey. this week, it's new york city. >> i like that. let's be happy. let's be happy. >> reporter: throughout it all never missing a step. walking a little every day. sometimes with a group or alone. and when the weather was, not so great at times talking to his brother, steven. >> i laughed at the heat, the rain whatever my brother threw my way. he was a buster. he liked to bust chops. whatever he threw my way i laughed and i said, steven, i know what you're doing. i know what you're doing. >> reporter: the final and most challenging leg comes september 11th. what do you think you'll think about when you walk through

john in hershey pennsylvania. you are the last call her today. >> caller: it's a great show. i have an incredible amount of respect for your guest. [inaudible] a dangerous position with political views being an african-american. i shudder to think of the threats that you receive. i just have a couple quick comments. i happen to believe that two of the major evil or disastrous institutions in the country that have become disastrous our education and the democratic party. >> host: okay, we got his point. back to higher education and education. and your book, abduction. >> guest: you want me to respond to the caller? >> host: yes ma'am. >> guest: as far as threats and fear, we are all going to die one day and we don't know the manner of our death and people are terrified of covid. if you're supposed to die of covid, you die of covid. i happen to believe as a christian that there is a time and place for my death. it's already known. it's written in the book and that i cannot live my life in fear. and i will live as long as god wants me to live and so i don't allow threats, like p

going to move on to john in hershey pennsylvania. you're the last color. >> is a great show. it's an incredible amount of respect for your guests. i believe she puts herself in a dangerous position with her political views being an african-american. and i shudder to think of the threats that you receive. i just have a couple of quick comments. i happen to believe that two of the major evil or disastrous institutions in our country that have become disastrous or our education and the democratic party. >> we've got his point. carol swain, back to higher education and education and your book production. >> you want me to respond to the caller to mark. >> yes ma'am. >> as far as threats and fear, we're all going to die one day. and we don't know the manner of our death and people are terrified of covid. if you're supposed to die you die and i happen to believe as a christian there's a time and place for my that's already known. it's written in the book and that i cannot live my life in fear. and i will live as long as god wants me to live so i don't allow threats. like people hav