sold here in the building opposite the town hall since 1422 in the museum next door, burger to lunch. metz explains the tourist from talon on ceremony. what was sold back then? i can say hedgehog spines were late and smoked, as he believed it purified the buildings aura, and protected against disease hedgehog incense. you could say, wow, i mean, yes, they also learned that hedgehog urine was used as i drops. i so i don't want any one's urine in my eyes. like while a dry toads were hung under the roof to keep away the plague and warm oil apparently strengthened the immune system. in the cellar, burkett explains another sales strategy of the medi eva pharmacist. customers were given strong. my spiced red wine to lift the spirits and loosened the tongue that i could come on with the customers could offload their worries and revenge in the mood to buy some pharmaceutical remedies. yes, he some think. i mean, a rain of taste like port or mold wine, nikita wooden, for those who aren't sure about viper infants and bats blood modern medications are sold next door. one ancient remedy can still be b

. >>> and the third hour of today, another big star, chrissy metz she's going to be here live to talkhe northeast great lakes, mid atlantic, heat down >>> good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. by the time you pick the kids up from school, some ever our inland areas are warm up and head for the upper 80s, as we go into the weekend those temperatures do get slightly warmer but overall we will have some comfortably warm weather and getting hotter early next week. san francisco will reach the upper 60s today, more of the same throughout the weekend and we'll see highs reaching into the low 70s by next tuesday and wednesday. >> so back in 1960 your grandma -- >> she brought me here. >> to the "today" show >> yes >> and now it's 2022 and this is your grandson. >> what's your name? >> cue. >> what's your name? >> rick. >> thanks. >> now you know you have to bring your grandson when we go to like 2062. >> and al roker will still be here doing the weather. >> it'll be my brain in a smuckers jar, actually. >>> coming up next, samantha barry is going to teach you how to become a se

ceo chris metz is the man at the forefront and he's here in a fox business exclusive. chris, i need to go macro with you because you've got your finger on the pulse of just got, sort of the first print for august, shows improvement. can you do us a favor and compare the spending your customers did during the pandemic to maybe the start of this year and then now. >> liz, it's a really interesting question because we certainly see a mixed economy and mixed consumer sentiment if you will. there's no question that it's moderating a bit from the heights of the pandemic, but the 400% you referenced certainly points to our stock price increasing and our sales have doubled during that period. some of it being organic and some of it being inorganic and that happened and we haven't seen it slow yet and our first fiscal quarter which was march to june, this year our sales were up 21% on the top line and we're forecasting a bit of moderation here in our guidance as we go forward because as you said, if people aren't purchasing as much as they used to, but the encouraging thing is

it was a broadcast of the tchaikovsky competition immediately drew attention to her voice deep soft metz-backutiful notes, he fell in love with her voice. they fell in love with each other more like two birds than two man, because they first of all heard each other. they could fall in love with each other in a dark room. personal acquaintance happened 2 years later in baku, which was very symbolic for muslim. days of russian art were held in azerbaijan and young people met in a local company. they walked together for a long time. muslim showed tamara the city, took him to teahouses, which only local watchmen knew about, the girl made a strong impression on him. i fell in love with tamara and somehow thought that this was the last time in my life exactly. because falling in love with this three times already through the whole third love turned out to be the most serious. tamara felt it too. what a deep interest muslim has in her and her heart immediately responded to perceive all this. well, what do you mean, it was a thunderstorm in the tremolo sky, you know? no, of course, of course, i immed

the recruitment goals so far for this fiscal year and the marines and space force and air force have metze army at just 66%. the "dallas morning news" has a front page feature on the record-breaking rainfall in north texas. thunderstorms yesterday drenched the region after a storm system brought on heavy rain that flooded homes and submerged cars killing at least one person there. nbc news correspondent sam brock has more. >> reporter: images of texans wading through waist high water and hundreds of rescues, a stark contrast to the blistering heat and devastating drought punishing the state for months. overnight, eastern texas and louisiana slammed with more heavy rain and flash floods. those same thunderstorms drenching the dallas-fort worth area just 24 hours earlier, dropping 14 inches of rain. more preparation than in the previous eight months. the deluge in dallas also claiming a life. a 60-year-old woman on the phone with family when her car was swept away. she was found hours later once the water receded. abandoned cars almost completely submerged, first responders racing to reach

metz, selina gomez, the cancelled "batgirl" movie, and the final episode of "mash," and lastly, why hots are sandwiches. [ laughter ] president biden tested positive for the coronavirus, again, yesterday. or as he's thinking of it, a second term. [ laughter ] former vice president mike pence is expected to hold a fund-raiser later this month in the hamptons so, if you think you bumped into mike pence in the hamptons this month, that's just what every man in the hamptons looks like [ laughter ] the senate, yesterday, ratified finland and sweden's application to join nato in a 95-1 vote with republican senator josh hawley, the only lawmaker to oppose the move well, he's always been an every man for himself kind of guy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause the cdc this week is reportedly expected to ease its coronavirus guidance recommendations though, i don't know how it could be any more eased. nobody's wearing masks the restaurants are full do they want us to kiss the waiter before we order [ laughter ] today was former president barack obama's 61st birthday said, obama, "joe, it's 3:00 a

. >> who is the grandma or mom sending cartoons and viral videos and stuff >> chrissy metz sends, likeject "honk for jesus, save your souls. thank you, sterling. carson, over to you. >> i love sterling >>> i also love this giant pasta elena besser has here. school is coming up again. you want the quick delicious and healthy, back to school meals. simple to make simple to make you're going to get the perfect californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >>> i'm excited. we're back with our series "today table" sponsored by walmart. joining us this morning, chef elena besser she is going to make something awesome, as we get back to the routine, looking for the easy and affordable weeknight dinner ideas. to coo

i don't understand this but you will explain, bobby bonilla's metz contract. >> one of the most famousey owed him $5 million. instead of the lump sum of $5 million they negotiated the deal to be him $1.2 million a year for 25 years starting in the year 2,011. stuart: they didn't think he would survive? >> this is the actual contract and with the contract you get to attend the mets game with bobby bonilla, get a zoom call, certificate of authenticity, sign the ball, it is really remarkable everything you get with this one contract. stuart: how much? >> anywhere from 25,000 to 100,000, the biggest mystery in the auction. stuart: derek jeter's rookie card. >> this is issued in 1993, the difficulty here is 21,000 cards submitted to get graded, only 21 got the ten which means getting in this grade is one of a thousand and that is why we expect this card to go in the range of $500,000. stuart: i've got to get this one in. ladies injectable, we have 76ers jersey some time ago. >> 1966-68. it is rated 9.5 on a scale of 1 to 10, it comes with a letter of authenticity that means they fingerprint