kathy accepted.earned firsthand another of nancy's hallmark traits. >> she was sometimes brutally honest. >> no edit button? >> no edit button. i like that. yes. no edit button. she actually when i first met her told me that i was very fast. >> what a thing to say to somebody when you first meet them! hi, be my friend, your fast! >> yeah. your beautiful but your fat! >> so, she was blunt. undiplomatic. but, irresistible. by the time lunch was over, nancy and kathy were fast friends. that's how nancy was. like when she read plans to leave town for the winter. she decided to rent her house to a retired doctor and his horticultural as wife. total strangers. who she befriended in a heartbeat. actually invited them to move in a month early. so she and dr. trey and his wife, who also happen to be named nancy. they all live together like roommates. >> she said i'm going to take you under my wing, and have my friends. and i know a lot of people around here. >> but now, in february 2014. at just 57. nancy was

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kathy and lori did almost meet by accident.ix, i used to play with my. neighbour two doors down, . bruce and amy, and they said to me, "kathy, we met a girl who looked just i "like you and acted _ like you and talked like you", and i never forget barry, who is my fiance now, i and his brother when i was in fifth grade said, - "we met your twin sister." and i said, "i don't| have a twin sister." and he said, "oh yes, you do." the girls were pulled from the study after the researchers became aware, because they felt it would affect the data. but the horrible thing about this was that viola bernard told both parents these twins cannot meet and do not tell them that they are twins, so the parents had to live with this difficult important knowledge and never tell their child. both girls were dancers and when they met, they were 17 and they met secretly without their parents' knowledge. i saw lori crossing the street, and ijust saw the way- she walked and the big smile on her face _ yeah, then we hugged. it was quite an experience. i

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kathy, kathy hochul has doubled down.lenger is looking to unseat her this november and bring law and order back to the empire state. joining me now is congressman lee zeldin. thank you for being here. i have your op-ed in front of me new york's resources are overwhelmed, kathy hochul must push biden to secure the border. what has been the impacted new york? >> you are hearing from mayor eric adams about how the shelter system is being more overwhelmed than ever. we are reading stories about how some of these migrants are now being put into hotels in times square. it costs not just from the housing standpoint, but the cost on the healthcare standpoint, from the education standpoint and the city is just strapped all across the entire country, really. more and more people speaking out. every time you hear from a mayor in new york city or the governor from new york or the mayor from washington, d.c. or chicago, think of these border communities, these border states, this is their reality all day every day for a very long time

kathy is cancer free. >> steve: absolutely.hing is a lot of people don't write down their recipes they wing it and do it. now they got to write it. >> steve: i work with my wife -- kathy and i worked with brian's mom on a recipe for the first cookbook. >> brian: she never wrote anything down. >> steve: she was great. so, once again, a lot of members of the fox family in the brand new simply happy cookbook. get a copy today. you know, they run out of the autograph copies quickly. you might as well do it right now. it's a perfect gift for somebody on your list who loves to cook. >> ainsley: simple, happy, simply happy cookbook. >> brian: congratulations hear more about this later. >> steve: indeed. >> brian: congresswoman elise stefanik will be here live. steve varney will be here always smiling. will cain i hope he will be in a good mood and. >> ainsley: great city of san antonio, texas with another book. ♪ it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night reli

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and it is getting much worse on kathy hochul's watch.like in our life against on it. maria: yes this comes as new york city police are still on the search for a man who allegedly stabbed a fellow subway passenger during middle of the day brooklyn subway ride this week joining me right now new york congressman lee zeldin congressman it is great to see you. thanks very much for being here this morning, i am really glad that you are focused on crime, being the top issue. because voters are just -- so frustrated they've had it with what is happening in new york hop how did things get so bad? >> pro criminal laws that have been passed you see cashless bail, the implementation of that came over two years ago, the consequences have been pretty bad across the state, that the the governor says she needs more data to change elect her to find out position. >> eric adams saying let's have a special session state legislature to overhaul cashless bail give judges discretion, i agree with that call might be a democrat i might be a republican there have

>> kathy is a bright woman.le that technology drives deflation. i think she lost the plot in terms of the near term. i think the world is if crisis. i think inflation will be stickier than we think. i was in europe and the crazy people they refuse to frac, refuse to produce things and they'll be in trouble and i think inflation will request a bigger problem the next several years. i have to disagree with kathy n this. i think it will be a rocky few veers ahead. maria: i was looking at a chart. america's cruel owed stockpile has fallen below 450 million barrels, the lowest level since 1984, joe, because this administration is selling -- yeah, go ahead. >> it's even more infuriating when you realize trump tried to refill this when we had -- maria: thank, that's right. >> a bunch of green groups took credit from stopping him for doing it. look, we stopped him from adding more free oil to the reserve. these people are insane. maria: it's unbelievable. biden is selling 1 million barrels a day to artificially keep pri

thank you for your reporting on this, kathy. i want to go over to bill.l, we're looking at the outer bands on the map behind you as to what kathy is really feeling now as the winds are beginning to pick up. you had some good news -- and i'm putting that lightly, right, about this and how it's going to hit and when exactly it's going to hit. talk us through that. >> kathy is located right here, this is charleston. on the radar that indicates where we have thunderstorms or heavy rain. you saw exactly what it looks to be in a bright red band on a radar. that's the worst rain, heavy, anywhere. we couldn't have shown you a live shot with heavier rain. i've been in charleston in the summertime in a thunderstorm and there's flooding and water everywhere just with that. i can only imagine, they're under a flash flood warning. it goes up until the noon hour. they'll extend that right through the afternoon. where is this thing going? you can see where the center is, actually, still far off the coast. it's off the coast by 60 miles or so. it's going to take awhile.

hello, it had again, i'm kathy. i'm and kathy kathy, i'm sorry. i'd like a coffee please. one in some of germany. much trouble with english in berlin. you might struggle with german. oh yes. oh yes. sometimes germans go into bars here and nobody speaks german very good middle school. if it would you think that it's this concert english? well, i just ordered my food and german anyway. i feel this all conscious about it because i can connect with somebody else's country. but yes, i am a bit lazy it help island sherman here. so it is possible german, the stickers for the rules for her to have been to break them up. lots of boss loves and convenience stores. they have been for 24 hours or more people drink on that woburn an evening and all the red man at the pedestrian crossing an remember the smoking bank. i didn't really catch on yet. well, mine, which is really go against the german grade is fashion. with adams, good bye bye. there. they are 2 main groups, adversely, the old black, ld on it, and then the more wild mishmash that be transparent material was cause material goi

jonathan: kathy jones at charles schwab on market.time you hear that this morning. if you are lucky you have, fortunate enough to have access to bloomberg terminal, get a quick forecast at the bottom of that page. the pain that we are talking about here, that the chairman of the federal reserve talked about, do you think the forecast will begin to capture this? 3.7% this year. 2024, 4 .1%. it is of course, painful to get that number out there, but there's a lot of people also looking at the situation and see more pain to get inflation back toward the target. lisa: and if they don't, what does that mean about the credibility, about how much people trust that they are communicating the reality of what they are looking at? the reason this is the session right now with the fact that cpi came in hotter than expected it highlights that there is perhaps more momentum then people had expected because they are not seeing the deceleration, the stickiness of rent, the stickiness of higher wages, the stickiness of medical bills, the stickiness of

what is your reason for not being a fan of kathy hochul? what of the issues?es that she put on the population and continues to do so. even though we are kind of out of the pandemic i believe. look at the numbers, 61,000, over 61,000 new york state residents switch to florida license plates last year. it will be surpassed in 2022. and then 50,000 residents have left new york city. that is alarming. because, again, the increase in crime, 38% increase in robb robberies. nobody, very few of those burglars are going to jail. again, grand larceny is way up, 34%. we are under siege here and we need help. we need to governor that will again stop the revolving door that we have in our courts now. people are committing 20-30 crimes and walking on the street the next day. >> ainsley: what do you are democrat constituents say about your choice for his lee zeldin? >> robert: again, i'm getting a lot of people saying it's great you are doing that. you have guts, it's not guts it's the right thing to do. again, kathy hochul did nothing to remedy this ridiculous bill reform w

we are looking at the polls you are still behind kathy hochul.n since a small selector to ever come out.bl still build the blah zero one. so how are you going to get a largely democrat population to come out and vote for you?ou and if they do what you going tl do change things? >> maria, democrats just like republicans and independents are fed up with not filling safe on our streets. i was just writing a new yorki city subway couple months ago withwa t the guy who is jewish.h talks about takes it off when he writes us that way because afraid of being attacked. his wife does not ride the subway at all. about a week ago i was speaking to a couple they still walk the streets of manhattan go 15 -- 20 blocks on a beautiful night. they're talking on your morning show, they can go to blocks there calling uber. this is a reality regardless. being afraid of being pushed in front of an oncoming subway carpet my first act to my first am sworn in offices till the manhattan district attorney, he is going to be fired.g he played the clip from the lieutenant go

kathy, thank you for staying at the hospital and caring for patients. bob, we appreciate your insight, as well, hope you can reunite soon and a sense of normalcy will return to florida in the days and weeks ahead. thank you so much. search and rescue efforts a top concern in several of florida's major cities and first responders will go from neighborhood to neighborhood looking for anyone trapped in the flood waters. >> todd: st. petersburg fire chief says the hurricane did major damage to his city, but his crews are ready to get to work as soon as possible, we'll talk to him next. >> hold on, hold on, hold. ♪ ♪ >> todd: central florida battling rain, pleading with residents to stay inside, with the worst still to come in some wears, 2.4 million floridians without power at this hour. >> carley: homes and cars submerged as storm surge is a major threat across the state. crews are mobilized to assess the damage ahead of sunrise. senior meteorologist janice dean is tracking the damage. what are the images we will be getting once the sunrises and we see the

what's your name. >> my name is bill skinner and. >> kathy skinner certify steve kathy my wife's name>> the villages saint catherine we moved here from jonesboro, arkansas about two years ago. >> steve: let me ask you this, have you retired. are you resired tired. >> we are not working anymore. we are fortunate that we have retirement funds set aside. but each day we watch those go down due to the market. and we see the price of everything going up due to inflation. >> steve: that's why you are here for the free breakfast at r.j. gators? >> and it's good, too. >> steve: are you going to eat those potatoes? >> probably. >> steve: a commercial is coming up. i will be right back. [laughter] >> steve: will stand up. this is dr. larry lester. stand up. a round of applause for this guy. gary took me across the street and we had a delicious meal. he has been here at the villages for how many years? >> 32 years. >> steve: so you have been here for ail who. you know that every hour a happy hour even though it is 6:35 in the morning. we were talking a little bit, gary, about inflation i was tal

kathy hochul is a coward. she is sitting governor of new york and she is terrified to state her case and they deserve to hear her position and perspective and absolutely must debate lee zeldin not once, at least twice. where is "new york times" and new york daily news and other major publications in new york calling for the same thing, that is right, they serve the democratic party and would happy with kathy hochul hideing from lee zeldin in this election coming up in less than eight weeks. if someone offered two hours in prime time, i'm sure you would say no thanks, rather get up at 2:30 in the morning. i appreciate you defending us. >> carley: when do you get up? >> todd: earlier than that, i love feeling exhausted. i get up the night before. >> carley: trying to give you credit. he's a company man. >> todd: let's see if the viewers love don lemon and see if the voters -- >> carley: that is memorable, though. >> joe: it is, i love carley's hair today, keep doing that, the whole parting the other way, viewers

. >> bette midler, sarah jessica parker and kathy najimy taking us behind the scenes of "hocus pocus all rise -- >> he's done it, number 61. >> yankees' slugger aaron judge bringing the magic to the baseball field crushing home run number 61 of the season. matching the american league record set by roger maris 61 years ago. can you guess how much that ball is worth? >>> good morning, america. e latest on the deva it is cutting a path through florida right now after making landfall as a devastating category 4 hurricane. >> there's the radar right now. you can see that storm is on the move. overnight orlando getting hit with so much rain it was a thousand-year flood event for that area, and look at this in daytona beach earlier. watch as the wind, ferocious winds, knock over the camera there. >> wow, here's what we know so far. ian is now a tropical storm but it's still packing winds topping 65 miles per hour and that wind is crushing the power grid with more than 2.5 million customers without power. the threat of the storm now stretching beyond the sunshine state with north and south

his aunt kathy al danika co payment. he stay up with have you been with no cockle? never context if i couldn't have it in a room which hasn't brought to suffer rubbish a little verify because of that. sure. we'd like you to be that done that to lydia with us yet. the install is the most with sure that exit. yeah. give it another song for your the your like you were the filter is chunk about a foot even for eleanor wouldn't floor nasha lashes. no foiling. se robin? sure, cool. carol, go see you that we don't have latino ah ah, with hello. hello is to deborah willis out here to blow us when it's an mcneally wants to within a day. and also, my name is viviana with a piano. one of my 2nd son, alonzo h. last the worst of a new affordable by your families, keeps it by your clothes. with severe latha shall be there. for constantine busies, they sneak code named cat, gave his life in the line of duty. on july, the 7th 2022. she would that was enough. oh, a little much with legacy maroka. did they do that for you? is this a reall

let's begin with nbc's kathy park in charleston, south carolina. residents are used to flooding in that historic district. this looks like it's going to be an unprecedented event. >> reporter: yeah. good afternoon. that's absolutely right. hurricane ian is still barrelling this way. we are getting slammed with these heavy bands of rain and wind. every so often we get slammed with wind gusts -- you see right now. this is the pattern that we have been experiencing all morning long. i want to show you what's happening behind me. that's the ashley river you are seeing behind me. there's sawgrass, and it's almost covered by the water. it's high tide. that's the big concern throughout the day. the combination of high tide, the storm making landfall in this area and then, of course, that storm surge which could potentially get up to seven feet. if all those materialize together, we could be looking at widespread flooding. where we are, we are at the waterfront area from downtown. we are not seeing flooding. we are getting reports of the downtown area seei

this is incompetence and leadership both on the part of mayor adams and kathy hochul. thousands of people out of the state. thousands of people unable to work for a year in new york city. a private employer mandate but the public still stands. in the height of a crime crisis, you have a governor to combat gun violence has put signs around times square and effort to cut back on violence. nobody believes this is reasonable. people like myself who have common sense understand this does not work. nobody knows what's going on. i'm in florida right now and hang out with tons of new yorkers down here. our kids are better off here, schools are better off here and the leadership is supporting its people instead of turning its back on people. new york city mayor turned its back on the police force. although he will say the right things, all he does is point fingers to governor kathy hochul about bail reform. nypd goes out and does great work of arresting violent repeat offenders and they are let out on the streets. district attorneys, they do not use a pulpit to call out these d

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as moscow holds sham bet sarah and kathy on morning america. we're back now, with the passing of a hip hop icon, grammy winning rapper coolio probably best known for the song gangsta's paradise has died. the musician was found unresponsive yesterday at a friend's los angeles home fans and fellow artists paying tribute overnight on social media. when the hits stopped coming, he dabbled in other careers, including reality tv star and chef. no word yet on the official cause of death. he was 59 turning now to the war in ukraine and the chaos in russia and massive flight from that country continues in response to vladimir putin's military draft . this is russia gets closer to annexing ukrainian territory. abc s i could. joshi has the details i could morning. good morning. andrew the u. s embassy, releasing a warning to all americans in russia get out or run the risk of being drafted into putin's war. this morning. the mass exodus out of russia shows no signs of easing hundreds of thousands of russians scrambling to flee across russia's borders in ge

kathy latham, who opened the door on the video, has been connected to the plan -- through emails andexts, documented in the civil case. her attorney told us miss latham has not acted improperly or illegally and that she did not authorize or participate in any ballot scanning efforts. computer imaging or, any other activity. the it specialist says they have no reason to believe the lawyers who hired them would direct anyone to do anything wrong, but there seems to be no doubt this counties machines were compromised and ballots for scanned -- working for trump. don? >> all right, drew griffin, thank you so much. the gloves are off in pennsylvania senate race. doctor oz taking shots it -- but, he's not alone and asking questions about that. is it fair game? when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe: ♪ to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never c

kathy would make dinner and we would sit around and talk around the table in suburban new jersey ande a half hour. the kids would stay at the table to talk to their mother and me because i'm right over there scrubbing, complaining about it. but it's the togetherness that makes all the difference. >> bill: congratulations. you made food look really good in this book. >> we made it really simple. simply happy. >> bill: before we go here. roll this for folks at home. stand by, steve. tim mcgraw was on stage but he just could not hold it. so apparently the band said his jeans were too tight. you be the judge. >> dana: i'm surprised it doesn't happen more often. they're up there moving around. >> down he goes. he is okay. have you ever called peter doocy steve and steve doocy peter? >> dana: absolutely. >> it happens in my family all the time. >> bill: good luck with the book. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here she is. >> harris: beginning with the fox news alert. the impossible is our new and very real normal. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". u.s. border agents

also kathy griffin just managed to hit a new low.thought that was impossible, you won't believe what she did this time. pete hegseth, pam bondi react shed ahead as we continue. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. >> sean: we have more breaking developments in memphis has police are searching for an armed suspect in a shootings. he is currently in a gray toyota. with an arkansas license plate. trace gallagher has the latest. trace, this is ongoing. what's going on? >> this is apparently being live streamed. the suspect is apparently giving that live stream on facebook. these are updates. apparently each time he shoot somebody. police now know who he is. they identify him as 19-year-old ezequiel kelly. it's unclear they know where he is. they know who he is, not clear if you know where he is. you can see the police presence. apparently the suspect carjacked a woman in a gray toyota and has been on a killing spree of her since. he is

not medina mash, kathy, thank you very much for taking the time to join us. thanks for having albertson's. new prime minister list trust has started appointing senior members of her cabinet off to taking it from boris johnson on tuesday. she addressed the nation, promising to tackle the cost of living crisis and rebuild the economy. the baba reports from land as lose trust to go 1st step to downing street is prime minister. her focus was on reassuring the nation. things can get better. we now face a big label, head winds, caused by rushes of pulling more in ukraine and the aftermath of k that now is the time to tackle the issues that are holding britain back. we need to build roads, homes, and broadband hosta. we need more investment and great jumps in every town and city across our country. we need to reduce the bad and on families and help people get on the life. of course, the pressing issue is helping people cope with huge energy price rises on that she says she understands the urgency. i will take action this week to deal with energy bills and to secure

kathy hochul won't debate. brian: she won't commit. if she waits, it's hard to see her numbers growing. what's happened now is local politics equal national politics. the same things we are talking about on a national level, the border, crime, safety, taxes, that's what we talk about locally. that gives mike wall a shot. right now he's beating maloney by 2 points in the latest poll. brian: mayor adams at first was very angry. i think now he's on his heels a bit. he said we are writing checks in new york city to set up an illegal immigrant center. here is mayor adams talking thursday about the illegal immigration policy of the administration. >> anyone who states that this administration does not have a handle on this crisis must have been sleeping under a rock. the republican party, they created a blueprint that's inhumane, for the governor to send immigrants to martha's vineyard without any coordination, which is creating real crises. brian: are they wearing masks to stop from laughing? what does that mean? >> i covered adams. and at

i would note that kathy who works on my staff and lost her husband, who is with us today, christian, lori, kathy and her sons joseph and daniel, and the next generation of 9/11 family advocates, including angela and brett, who lost parents on 9/11, were the driving force in achieving this win today which, again, is a modicum of justice for their egregious loss. i want to thank nicole malliotakis, our friend and colleague from staten island, for her work on this and her bill. as well as the chairman's bill. which has a pay-for. i think this is an important, important piece of legislation. i hope every member of the body will support it. i yield back the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i now recognize the gentlelady from connecticut, ms. delauro, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. delauro: mr. speaker, i rise in support of the fairness for 9/11 families act. 9/11 is a day that left an indelible mark on all of us. we all remember where we were.

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kathy latham, who opened the door the video, has been connected to the plan that access the electionsthrough emails and text document in a civil case. her attorney told us miss latham has not acted improperly or legally. and that ms. latham did not authorize or prejudice faith in any ballot scanning efforts, computer imaging, or any other activity, similar activity, i should say. the it specialist firm says it has no reason to believe the lawyers that hired them with direct anyone to do anything wrong. there seems to be no doubt this counties machines were compromised and ballots were scanned on the behest of these operatives working for trump, don? >> all right, drew griffin, thank you so much. the gloves are off in pennsylvania's senate race. doctor oz taking shots at opponent john fetterman's health. but, he is not alone and asking questions about that. is it fair game? one prilosec otc in the morning blocks excess acid production for a full 24 hours. unlike pepcid, which stops working after 9. 24 hour protection. prilosec otc one pill, 24 hours, zero heartburn. it's started. somew

people like kathy griffin profit off the sort of rhetoric.not getting the punch line. >> dana: this is not a comedy, it is true. aoc will be on the cover of gq magazine. interesting that jacqui heinrich said joe biden has not done and never sat for a print interview. associated press with a wire. you could argue that. what happened to that? when you have aoc does all the media, not afraid of doing media interviews and gq magazine want to sell magazines. she is very effective and they want to sell magazines. i just think it is interesting. i love your perspective. joe biden doesn't do any interviews. >> none. we were talking about football before we came out. the last time he sat down for an interview was the day of the super bowl. it was 206 days ago. we're told he has all this momentum. he got 81 million votes. why not try to sell your agenda if you are so confident in it? his handlers won't put him out there. i love the introto the gq profile. aoc, the political voice of a generation and cultural star whose power transcends politics. she is

qué hermosa historia y muy merecida esa reunificación familiar y que kathy pueda compartir sus logrossus seres más queridos. te felicitamos por tu ejemplo, que es una verdadera inspiración para todos esos inmigrantes que cruzan fronteras para, a fuerza de trabajo y sacrificio, conquistar sus sueños. muchas felicidades. y con voluntad y dedicación no hay meta imposible de alcanzar y con ese lindo mensaje nos despedimos en esta tarde especial en esta edición de primer impacto. gracias por la confianza y hasta la próxima. buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: y ahora "noticias univisiÓn 14"a las 18:00. cielos totalmente despejados con calor a todo lo quedado con el termÓmetro sobrepasando los tres dÍgitos. tremendo calorÓn. le saluda ramÓn adame. se extendiÓ una alerta por una alta acumulaciÓn de smog. debido a estas condiciones la alerta se extendiÓ hasta el 6 de septiembre. la contaminaciÓn es particularmente daÑina para las personas con afecciones respiratorias y cardÍacas. >> acciones continuas en medio de la peligrosa ola de calor que azota al Área de la bahÍa. la alerta de emergencia energ

lee zeldin calling out kathy hochul after ax-wielding attacker was released without bail. >> when i was for repeal of cashless bail, she was saying there was not data to support it, she's been wrong on crime and i believe new yorkers in all walks of life, you don't have to be republican, everybody wants safe streets. >> todd: lee zeldin calling for kathy hochul to repeal cashless bail policy. hochul called the bizarre crime disturbing, but she still hasn't toughened the bail law, what will it take? meantime, the cause of luke bell's death last month revealed to be a fentanyl overdose, found unresponsive in a park after he had gone missing. he had blood alcohol concentration of .076. those close to bell say he was struggling from bipolar. he was just 36 years old. >> what these republican governors are doing again is a political, they are using people, using desperate people who are trying to come here because they are fleeing communism themselves as a political pawn, horrific and shameful. >> this is horrific when you think about what governor is doing, the governor of texas, it is unim

>> will i mean it's a great question, the way it started, neil, is my wife, kathy, six years ago wasre. i mean, we were going to go and get some sunglasses on the doctor was like kathy, could you come back in three months, i want to just look at the back of your eye. and, what is it, and he says, oh, it is nothing. it would be, you know, we just want to look at it. came back in three months, later the guy goes, could you please go and see dr. so-and-so down the street. it is like, okay, i'd soliciting and he's like i think you should go. we go to the doctor, the retinal specialist and he looks in her eye and he says, hey, can you go to philadelphia and we said sure, when and he said right now. and i'm like, there's a blizzard outside, there is a foot of snow, it was 5:00 in the afternoon and i said, how about tomorrow, we went, and they said she had cancer. i mean, we went to wills eye hospital in philadelphia and they treated her. but during the treatment, it was five nights of treatment. she could not go to sleep. and she was laying there in bed and she was thinking, what if i do n

reporter: neil, you could feel the passion from kathy when we were talking to her.f those educators you want your kids to be under with her focus on material. she says she would get back to the classroom if mandates were lifted so she's really hoping for that but in the meantime she's been doing tutoring on the side and advocating whenever she can because she's not allowed back in a new york city classroom. neil: madison thank you for that meanwhile i want to take you to illinois right now where they've got something called the safety act and its become a bit of a campaign issue. it essentially does away with cash bail in an effort to at least its proponents say do away with systemic racism. my next guest is saying it's going to do more harm than good in fact a lot more harm. with us right now is the republican mayor of orland park. mayor very good to have you. your concern about this is pretty evident, that this will actually make a crime situation worse. could you explain? >> yeah, this is probably the most dangerous bill i've ever seen for public safety. it prior

and some of these teachers had a wide array of experience, like kathy mcfadden, over 20 years in theom, now kicked out. >> i came out of retirement to help the city of new york, it's a great city. i'm a licensed math teacher. they always had a shortage of math teachers. so who in their right mind would let go a math teacher. >> around 1,300 department of education employees were placed on unpaid leave last fall, and were told you have to show proof of covid vaccine by september 4th of this year, or be voluntarily resigned. only 450 did, so the remaining 850 are officially out of the school workforce. total number of teachers and school staff let go in new york city because of vaccine requirements, that's hit around 2,000. but the private sector seems to be getting a free pass, even though it is technically required for all workers in new york city to be vaccinated, the mayor has stopped random searches and no businesses fined during his tenure. teachers like kathy are skrutnized and others aren't. >> the commander in chief, president biden said the pandemic is over. he's over the sta

kathy, thanks for being with us. you are a mother, your son is transgender. to you and why you think it's needed. >> well, it's important because over a decade ago when my son started his transition, i couldn't find medical providers locally that were willing to treat him. it was devastating to us to not have the medical community behind us. you know, as we do this work across the country with trans family support services, we've already seen families coming to california from other states to get this access to care. so it's vitally important. this care is not only medically necessary for our adolescents, but it is suicide prevention. >> there are more than 150 anti-transbills that have been introduced 2020 according to an nbc news analysis. i want your reaction to this what appears to be an increase and also anything you want folks in those states with restrictive laws to know. >> yeah. the attacks that are happening to our children and our young adults is quite wide. this is affecting not just the kids that are in the states that have all of these bills int

and just as kathy said, rarely put a foot wrong for 70 years.ew how to carry herself in public, but part of it also is that this was a very shrewd and smart, and wise woman. okay, prime ministers from winston churchill on, very good advice to the same thing with american presidents, just as you are saying, chris. you know, beginning with harry truman, whom she met as a princess in washington. and so, she performed all these roles at the time that england had to win world war ii against great odds, survive in the cold war, dismember its empire without -- and still have a role in the world. and she was a popular queen through all of that, she remained relevant all the way to the end of the 70 years, as much or more than she was in 1952. >> and carrie, of course her rain is so long, right? that it views that the transformation of everything in the media. of course, court gossip is literally as old as courts. but the version of the royal industrial celebrity complex is, you know, enormous. it's a global phenomenon. you can, you know, listen to podca