pamela anderson and tommy lee.s just the beginning of a tumultuous and headline filled relationship filled with ups and downs. >> my marriage was hard on everybody. on baywatch and that was kind of difficult on the set, with the testarossa spinning out in the driveway and punching out cabinets in the makeup trailer and i think it was just hard on everybody. >> we always had issues with tommy lee being jealous of pam's relationship with other actors on the show. >> the tinderbox only became more explosive when the couple's private sex tape was stolen, and released publicly. >> it was a total invasion of our privacy. this is like sacred. you know what this is? this is not meant to be on the shelves of tower video right now. you know. how is this happening? >> pamela and tommy were not the only source of controversy for the show. nicole eggert says the pressure to stay thin and beautiful was immense. >> i was 19, 20 years old. i was much younger than the rest of the cast. when you're 19, 20 years old. like i didn't ha

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this is a never before seen interview with one of your co-stars, pamela anderson.wn. i'm really proud of what i have been able to accomplish with being exactly who i want to be. i'm proud of everything i have done. almost. >> whit: you've been in touch with a lot of your co-stars, pamela anderson, carmen elect tra, the hoff. what was it like reaching out to them trying to convince them to be part of the project? how did they react? >> to be honest, lot of cast members were easier than others. loft people distanced themselves from the show. >> lara: why do you think? >> i think because the stigma. maybe they didn't evolve to grow, to love it. we did get ripped apart for awhile. it was baywatch bimbos, then baywatch babes, then finally baywatch icons. lot of people don't want to have anything to do with the industry at all. like david hasselhoff was the first call i made. i said if he's on board and is excited, then we'll do this. and he was. i think they trusted me. they knew i wanted to do something positive and creative. >> lara: yeah. you're one of their family m

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david housel off and pamela anderson did not show up but the rest united for a group photo at the eventaughter] >> greg: a man who claims to have the world's largest size it cost -- causes him to get dangerously light-headed when he gets aroused. forcefully doctors can... [laughter] >> greg: terrible. [laughter] >> greg: monologue time this story will make it matter then the view without the morning oats. in a letter to the house judiciary committee marks on a break amidst the biden white house quote repeatedly pressured facebook to remove posts that did not toe the party line. during the covid-19 pandemic for example you cannot censored for having an opinion the white house did not like. perhaps it something completely crazy like wondering if the virus might have come from the virus a lab. how could that happen? crazy right? all this was under the guise of curbing misinformation. but we knew it was just to shut us up. and now the immense we were right. he says quote end .21 officials on the biden administration including the white house repeatedly pressured our teams for months to cens

then it was pamela anderson. totally different ideal, augmented, round, and a load of padded bras at the time and there's this idea that's kind of i think we are beyond that in a lot of ways there's more diversity of body type in the world.d. the aging breast is probably the one that suffers the most from prejudice, and i joke with my which is that the word sagacious as opposed to saggy, means why is. when anye complains to me about their saggy breasts that happens a lot because i've had a lot of conversations with women about their breasts. i think just think of the word sagacious. they are a sign of your wisdom and what is really interesting is there's a tribe in africa whose name escapes me right now and kathryn has written about it how basically there's an expression for he with the low breasts and it's not a derogatory statement it's like an elder. and if we were ever to get somewhere like that in this world that would be amazing. our time is up but this is incredible. thank you. if you haven'tyo read it yet

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and then well, then it was pamela anderson. right. totally different breast ideal, augmented breast round. and and that. and you get a lot of padded bras at that time. and there's this ideal. it's kind of, you know, so i think we're we've moved beyond that in a lot of ways. there's like much more diversity of body type in the world. thankfully the aging breast is probably the one that suffers the most from a prejudice and i joke with, which is that you know, the word sergei shirts as opposed to saggy, the word sagacious means wise. it comes the word sage and so when anyone complains to me about their saggy breasts which to me a lot because of course i'm in a lot of conversation with women about their breasts. i say just think of the word sagacious. okay, there there's sage. you've had a life there there's a sign of your wisdom. and what's really interesting there is actually a tribe in africa whose name escapes me right now and is a katherine detweiler isler has written about it. how basically there's like this expression for like she

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almost. [ laughter ] >> george: that interview there with pamela anderson with abc news part of the upcomingrefinery 29, their series profile anonymous women who write about their financial journey over the course of a week. we have our powerhouse back with us. tiffany and carli and, of course, woman who needs no introduction here, our own rebecca jarvis. this has been a wonderful series. want to get right to this morning's series and the diary. this is what it is. our entry comes from a finance manager in the kansas city area who makes around $132,000. what stands out to you about this entry? >> lots of great things. like you said, she's 38, lives in kansas city, makes about $132,000 plus her bonus. she has had a busy week. right now she's home. her husband is working nights so she's home with her two toddlers. she's a mother of two. one is potty training. pretty busy. higher earning house hold but there are some expenses happening this month that are worrying her. $2,400 on child care which we know is a lot. also she has some medical expenses. they're also working on a patio renovation. so

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pamela brown (voiceover): and there weren't big wins either. anderson cooper: it's the disappointment for biden currently running fourth. pamela brown (voiceover): the first two democratic primaries, biden placed fourth in iowa's caucuses, fifth in new hampshire. evan osnos: he was really on the cusp of failing out of the race. in fact, he was so close to the end that one of his advisors said, you need to begin to prepare to have some money in the bank account in case we need to pay people for their severance and to close down the offices. kate bedingfield: that was a very tough week. we were in new hampshire in that week. we were staying at a hotel in nashua, and the power went out in the hotel. we had candles in our rooms because there was no power in the hotel. there was some gallows humor around that. so it was tough moment, but there was a lot of faith in the strategy. pamela brown (voiceover): that strategy win south carolina. and critical to that, the support of representative jim clyburn-- the two had met decades earlier. pamela brown: did he ta

. >> pam anderson was an icon. >> pamela was a sweet girl from canada who came to get the american dreamdisposable and if you didn't fit into their brand, you were gone. >> created lust, fame. >> everybody likes to watch sexy things. >> george: after baywatch moment in the sun drops august 28th only on hulu. let's go to ginger. >> ginger: that looks good. now a first look at a special guest. this is natalie believed to be a new species of dinosaur. it is so big, 75 feet long, that it couldn't be shot in one photograph. it took five pictures stitched together to show it all. she's 150 million years old. her bones were found in a remote corner of utah. it's taken more than a decade to reassemble the bones. our friends at nat geo were the only ones there for the bone by bone reconstruction. you can find what it took to unearth such a huge jungle of bones and turn them into a towering dinosaur on nat geo.com. you can also see her in person at the l.a. county museum in november. let's go ahead and get a c >> lara: our series the science of you, this morning it's all about breakfast and which

pamela price to retry the case or set the defendant free. price says she has reached out to the victim's family in the case. >> because of the failure of the supervisors of mr. anderson and so many failures over the years that they have now been once again subjected to having to relive the facts of their mother's murder. and the trauma of going to trial and having this whole situation once again brought up in the media. >> reporter: price announced in april that her office was reviewing all 35 death penalty cases from the past four decades. it was all sparked by the case of earnest dykes who was found guilty in 1993, shooting death of 9-year-old boy. so he is scheduled to be resentenced on august 13 and could be released from prison as early as next year. >>> and so all of this started with a discovery of notes from prosecutors, which they intentionally tried to weed out black and jewish jurors from the jury pool. one of the best ways for them to stay out is to support themselves with a stable job. that's even harder when nationwide unemployment is at a three year high, we look at the life changing affect that a career could have and why a better economy doesn't mean

pamela price to retry the case or set the defendant three. price has yet to make up her mind but apologized to the victim's family on wednesday. >> because of the failure of the supervisors of mr. anderson and so many failures over the years, that they have now been subjected to having to relive the fact of the mother's mother. and the trauma of going to trial and having this whole situation , once again brought up in the media. >> price announced in april that her office is reviewing every death penalty case in alameda county from the past four decades. 35 in total. it started when her office to closer look at the case of ernest . found guilty in the 1993 shooting death of a nine-year-old boy and his scheduled to be resentenced on august 13th and could be released from prison as early as next year. >>> a coffee shop in san francisco hit with a break in is not getting support from neighbors and people on social media. the burglars made up with a cashbox this past weekend. veronica joins us live from the coffee shop in the mission district this morning and veronica, good to see the community is rallying behind them. >> reporter: always good to see when people come together , neighbors do