i'm -- you -- steve: okay. austin: yes. l. ♪ i think it'd be a good idea if we can start working on what a standard unit would look like. steve: absolutely. tracy: perfect. lemonis: now that we've gotten the feedback from the customers on what they like and don't like, i want to take that information and incorporate it into the process of making the four standard units. woman: i would advocate for the door to the opposite end. lemonis: is that move possible, guys? mason: definitely possible. it opens up space to enlarge the bathroom, if needed, and the closet space. lemonis: in order for the design process to actually come out right, there has to be communication. so, i want to show steve another leadership tool, which is collaboration. tracy: this is a true great room here, and if i really wanted this to be a bedroom, i don't have a door intruding into my area. steve: you've got a tape measure there. can you just measure the width versus the depth on that thing? lemonis: i like what i'm seeing with the team because everybod

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all the miles entire career on steve austin the professional wrestler and now we've got mark carney bashing the dollar we've got the world waking up to the fact that the us dollars the world reserve currency is a huge liability for everybody including the united states and we've got people now swarming into gold you know gold a bit heavily and it looks like it's going to top its already hitting new all time highs against the pound the euro the indian rupee. ru paul. almost every single currency canadian dollar australian dollar with the exception of the us dollar that's coming soon $234000.00 for gold bitcoin $152025000.00 for because this is what happens when your fear of currency system implodes do somebody just wrote that oh you know on the exchange 90 percent of the big volume is speculative while the negative interest rates around the world i would posit that 99.99999 percent of all the money trade is speculative well in terms of the speculation big coin and gold the speculation is that we're about to see an empire collapse. there will be a massive paradigm shift and an absence of trus

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all the miles entire career on steve austin the professional wrestler and now we've got mark carney bashing the dollar we've got the world waking up to the fact that the u.s. dollars world reserve currency is a huge liability for everybody including the united states and we've got people now swarming into gold you know gold a bit heavily and looks like it's going to top it's already hitting new all time highs against the pound the euro the indian rupee. room ball. almost every single currency canadian dollar australian dollar with the exception of the u.s. dollar that's coming soon $234000.00 for gold bitcoin $152025000.00 for because this is what happens when your fear of currency system implodes do somebody just wrote that oh you know on the exchange 90 percent of the big coin volume is speculative while the negative interest rates around the world i would posit that 99.99999 percent of all the money trade is speculative well in terms of the speculation big coin and gold the speculation is that we're about to see an empire collapse. there will be a massive paradigm shift and an absence of

aqua man, and stone cold steve austin. >> also taking part is lou ferrigno. >> now it's considered popture. that's because of social media. i just got back from ireland. and there are comic cons all over the world. every fan wants a super hero connection. >> he's a full head taller. i loved having lou ferrigno here. it was great having him here. >> very nice man. what do you do when the hulk is pushing you over. >> have a great weekend. everybody. >> have a good one. >> the menu found to love forever. >> what did you find? >> i found a ski mask, gloves, and a knife. >> a middle school coach trusted by everyone. >> she touched me in my private parts. >> dangerous double lives. >> he had all these different personas. >> secret sickos. coming up next. ♪ dr. oz: season 10 starts now. today, a

aquaman, and retired wrestler stone cold steve austin. 70 how the will attend the festival.he silicon valley comic con allows the public to meet their favorites. the doors open at noon today. and later today on the nine, actor lou ferrigno joins us to talk about the comic con. he starred in the incredible hulk tv show from the late '70s and early '80s. >> and he used to do that. he really could. >>> let's get you to where you need to go. >>> overall. things are looking good. maybe a little bit of friday light effect on the commute. livermore area, we like to check on the commute westbound 580 from the altamont pass. a little bit of slowing and no major problems. we have a problem on southbound 880 at 66th avenue. an earlier single vehicle crash coming in as a hit-and-run. and it's blocking lanes while a tow truck gets the work done. you can see the backups extending through alameda. and we had a request to take a look at the dumbarton bridge. nice and clear and no problems. and 680 north of the montague expressway. they are using a heavy duty tow truck to move a big rig out

the big names will be attending, lou ferrigno, stone cold steve austin and former california governorrnold schwarzenegger. doors open later at noon. >> those are big guys there. >> inhebl hulk and aquaman, my goodness, that he's how i know them. i don't know their real names. i look at the books about them. over here looking at the bay bridge, superpowers will get you across the bridge without using the roadway. b.a.r.t. will get you under there but if you're driving you have to wait in the fastrak lanes and that just happened over the last four minutes as the metering lights were turned on. friday sees a lighter volume of traffic. no major problems on the approach, oakland south 23rd seeing sensors clear up. i think they cleared up that overnight roadwork and looking at the restf the bay a smooth drive. we're watching a disabled big rig 680 at the bottom of your screen. we'll talk about that coming up. >> let's talk about the cooling mperatures. >> we've been talking about them, now we just want them. >> it was 93 in my garage. >> i know, me, too. too hot this week, so we're looking

hero, former governor arnold schwarzenegger, aqua man himself, jason month mow aand stone cold steve austin expecting 70,000 people will attend the convention. the doors open at noon today. >>> and late are this morning on the nine, actor lou ferrigno joins to us discuss the comic- con. >>> rock and roll fans around the world are remembering the life of music legend elvis presley. today marks 42 years since the king of rock and roll died in 1977. he was 42 years old. every year, thousands travel to the similar are's form are home for elvis week in graceland. >> : people are gathering to remember 50 years since woodstock. today would have been the second day of a three-day music festival. it became an iconic event in the 1960s count are culture movement. 32 musical acts including santana, jimmyhand rex, credence clear water revival and the who. >>> the governor is closer to a book deal for those with dyslexia. he temperatures the l.a. times can be deeply emotional and challenges both as a student and parent h he learned that there were not many other options he decided to write his own child

the fact you have crowd going u.s.a., u.s.a., he knows he is very good like the wrestlers like steve austingood at getting the crowd going, at reading the crowd. he seems to know everything that's going on, that he can take -- if there is a guy out back that's a little bit fat he will point him out. that's all part of the razzle dazzle of wrestling. he has learned that over the decades watching the best. he has applied it to his persona as president. steve: in fact, the time at that rally where he said something about the fat guy up there, turns out we had the fat guy on the tv show. he wasn't fat. but he. >> he is a fan. steve: he is a gigantic fan of the president. and you think about through the prism of beverag wrestling d now the president negotiates last week he called president xi evil and brilliant. told american businesses to he said stay where you are at. that is a wrestling technique. >> it absolutely is and it works so well i think this is where he is assigned the media the sort of the heel character. the lame stream media and all the other rude names he calls them. and they pla

steve, austin, texas. independent. caller: good morning. mr.upy, i would think that , legitimatezon phone companies, would know who is interconnected into their network. forcan't they identify example, somebody is overseas, pumping hundreds of millions of calls. it has to be terminated to some provider in the u.s. xyz phone company who then connect to the at&t network, for example. why can't at&t identify this xyz phone company and look at the amount of traffic they are dumping, just passing a law and say cut them off? terminate their interconnection. if they have legitimate traffic, that would force xyz to identify and block the bad robocalling incoming traffic. guest: right, that is exactly what we were discussing. oft is exactly what all these major providers are trying to do. companies like at&t, verizon, comcast, others, they have network operation centers operating 24/7, 365. callsas blocked 5 billion on its network because they don't want the traffic. point about these providers that are sending them this traffic, i totally agree. get th

. >>> joining us is steve wagstaff and i want to show him and you a video that has gone all around the country. his name is austin james vincent, and he stands accused of this attack. he may have been mentally and a lapse at a time and maybe on drugs, but he is pulling a woman down and trying to keep her out of the lobby of her apartment complex because he allegedly felt that robots were taking over the world and he needed to save her. he said he was not guilty of anything and a judge released him pending trial. it set off a furor. the question is should the judge have released him in the beginning? >> definitely not. that was an offensive conduct in my view. >> she says she didn't see the video and that was the reason why she released him. she later brought her back and had them put on an ankle bracelet, but again, was released, was that proper? >> this person for public safety should not have been released. this is horrifying conduct to that woman. >> finally, the police found other a legend reports of possible conduct by the gentleman and he was put into custody, finally. what does that tell you about the syst

austin, texas, now. we don't sort of live and breathe everything that leadership says, , but i don't think i've seen that from the leadership. >> i would agree with everything that steveaid. i can talk a little bit more about where we've seen movement. i think it is because i am dc-based i get excited when anything is happening. so recently to the ndaa process, last month we did see some movement in the house. we did get some good votes and some good aumf related votes. the 2002 am/fm which i talk about the iraq aumf, the house voted i think it was to win a free two-180 repeal the 2002 iraq aumf, to disappear the first time in 17 years without a chamber of congress take that vote. another bill interesting aumf related amendment that passed was about the 2001 aumf. it was a sense of congress that the 2001 aumf had been stretched far been what congress intended and essentially had been used as a blank check for global war. and that it had a second part to it where it said any new aumf should have important limits to ensure that this doesn't happen again, and the type of limits that were in there were sunset, so an expiration date, something that would force congress and

austin, texas. pastor, good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. thanks for having me. steveor senate in texas? >> you know, there is many reasons why i would run. i think the catalyst that really put me into the race. after our el paso shooting and the dayton shooting, the humanity access of that situation was lost, i think. when i was watching what was transpiring. rather than those who had a voice to be able to go in and set a foundation of healing, such as we did in sutherland springs for those victims and the families of victims and the community, rather than going in and touching and loving on those people it was immediately politicized. and talking points were brought up that i should have been put to the side for a week or two and concentrate on the people rather than being reelected or elected as some of those with that voice was trying to do. >> i thought we need to make government be for the people again. the people need to realize that they're important to us not just for votes but that we care about you and we want you to grow up in a society where you don't have

austin. ainsley: i love all those kids. todd: and the kids. ainsley: oh, they are so cute. steve: no problem, j.d.ue we have a live show and free breakfast. ainsley: that's right. it is 49 minutes after the hour. "fox & friends" is going to the fair. there's abby. she is meeting some of the baby animals at the iowa state fair. todd: yeah. there is her pet ago goat. here is her live with that goat. she joins us with a behind the scenes look coming up next. ♪ ♪ steve: well, the iowa state fair is officially in full swing. look at that. ainsley: fox nation's abby hornacek has a first hand look and she joins us from iowa. hey, abby. >> hey, guys, yeah. we rode the rides, we ate the food and we talked with the people. the people actually shared their food with me. check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the iowa state fair. it's one of the biggest. it's one of the best. over a million people come through these fairgrounds every single year in just 11 days. i am about to be one of them, so let's go check it out. >> how long have you been raising goats. >> probably seven years now. >> what is it like having al