live and her dad steve got in touch to say why| dad steve got in touch to say why they quit mcdonald's. she says she could no longer cope with the behaviour of the senior manager. the kind of culture that was there is it was ok to be sexist and make racist comments, whether it was in passing or directly to people. she worked at the store in the east of

say. >> steve: big multiple donors not locking. they send out a grassroots email they sometimes only bring in a couple of thousand dollars which is embarrassing. there is an item in the cnn story that says the biden campaign planning is almost entirely run out of the west wing of the white house. how many times. >> brian: where the cocaine is? >> steve: no, no, no. the biden campaign planning almost entirely run out of the west wing of the white house. [laughter] >> steve: karine jean-pierre saying i can't comment on that because of the hatch act. essentially cnn is saying that the biden administration the campaign is breaking the hatch act every day because they're running the campaign out of the white house. >> ainsley: that's a good point. i also want to know and take this further. maybe we can do that. i want to find out who they are talking to. who are these replacement candidates? >> brian: who are the eno, ma'am must people they're gusing. >> steve: i think we know. it's gavin newsom. it's whitmer it. could be phil murphy. ai

michael locus, frances interior mentor, steve says police arrested more than 700 people on the 5th night of unrest across the country. despite claims that the violence was less intense than on previous nights. the mirror of a town south of paris says writers had rammed a car into his home, injuring his wife and child. earlier in the day, the family and friends of the 17 year old who was killed by police conducted a private funeral. the teenager who was of north african heritage was shot dead by police during a traffic stop. the shooting has spark nationwide protests and re ignited issues about police racism. as just fell on saturday evening, a large police presence descended on central paris anticipation of a 5th night of violence offices conducted searches of florence. he sent thousands of reinforcements to flushed plug locations across the country. oh you did check me twice yesterday during the day they checked this 4 times. you're just hit for just the you're not here to break stuff. they with the heavy clashes, the most southern city of mount say, the police inspiring t. a guests in

steve says he doesn't want to say that they have to come by means of shipping edge section. you put for least 216 just on the which sir? yeah. so this record showing your should get the receipt and the cover. oh jeez. simple progression. you had to show up for the let me see here. you said, you set goals a, what are the or even immigrants, descendants who were born in mongolia of a long for russia, may be what prove letting me have to offer doxey and his family go to the trinity church and the same sort of one. but on and create another loop in c and is excess e, it 6 was at a, somebody's easily and $19.00. the, you know, that was the shooting component. you on the stage of sorta throws go people to go to the one. but there was this little interested with these for the you're gonna sort of a price quote, hold on the middle to show us of total play and i do tests to speak with in our cisco classes to go to georgia on both of these, this before. it's almost as good, but it's also suspicious use of us building the stuff to sort of somebody to want to see fully understand studen

jackie and steve say they probably will not make the move. >>> tonight at 11:00. it is becoming harder for bay area families in high fire risk areas to keep their home insurance because companies are dropping them. now, homeowners might have to worry about getting dropped for a different reason that is nothing to do with fires or other natural disasters. let's bring in sara donchey with the late news to explain that. hey, there. >> obviously it is a problem we talked a lot about but there is the twist. family has lived in their home for three decades, they got a big surprise bill in the mail. their insurance company is dropping them because their house is too old. we are not talking a historic home like 100-year-old. the house is newer than that. we will slow you why it is all happening tonight at 11:00. very frustrating. i will tell you frustrating. i know you usually want me to tell you the whole story but we will tease it. frustrating >> see you at 11:00. when you are frustrated. >> all right. >> . >>> all right, we wanted to get to breaking news right now. we

this is from @minnice. >> steve: me nice. >> jimmy: he says, "why is the word abbreviation so big?" that was old school. >> jimmy: this one is from @mrfunkybeef >> steve: dang >> jimmy: oh >> steve: ow, hit me one time! ♪ hit me two times ♪ mr. funky beef >> jimmy: ladies and gentlemen -- >> steve: coming to the stage -- live from his - >> jimmy: this one's from mr. funky beef [ light laughter ] >> steve: oh, dude that's some funky beef >> jimmy: he says, "how come" -- "how come we don't see other animals laughing more? are they just more serious?" [ laughter and applause ♪ smile, dude! >> jimmy: oh, this one's interesting. this one's from @bluddyholli >> steve: oh, bloody holli like buddy holly but bloody? >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: damn [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she says, "i've never seen a commercial for a microwave. [ laughter ] ♪ i don't -- i don't know why that's anything. >> steve: but it's true. >> jimmy: it's true. [ laughter ] the more -- the more i - >> steve: i've never seen a baby pigeon, and i've never seen a microwave >> jimmy: this one's from @ryanbartholomee he says, "onl

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i say, steve and they say, yeah, this is a war, not just between russia, ukraine, this is a war about the future of a world border the 1st time and 75 years since the post world war 2 world order that we seen anything like this occur the balkans was a different situation, but this now is a challenge to the world or it isn't just the find them to confide to russia. and ukraine, as we know, was all the nato countries involved as much as a lot of people want to say in that like, well, we don't want to really start something. we don't want to go too far. but i think that's mistake because the only question we ask ourselves is, how does this get time is not on the side of the credits for obvious reasons. and i think now is the time where united states or allies to pour the kind of resources into this effort as more than just necessary. i think you looked at the political strategic issues on the russian side. i think i'm a good weekend. i don't know how we can do years, but i think he just week. and i think it may be deeper and wider than we know what the press those reading anybody else. b

jackie and steve say they probably will not make the move . >>> changes are being made at lake tahoe and you can see why. after all of this trash in this mess that was left behind during july 4th vacations. they left beaches and campgrounds completely trashed. ryan yamamoto reports, environmentalists are teaming up with the federal park officials, to make sure it does not happen again. >> i think we estimated about 4000 people in this area. >> reporter: on july 4th, a party that got out of control on his like tahoe beach and this was the aftermath . >> fortunately, they left a lot of garbage behind. >> reporter: a lot is a big understatement. the organization keep tahoe blue said hundreds of volunteers picked up more than 6200 pounds of trash from's officials alone. >> it is one of the few remaining spots this has relatively easy access and you don't have to pay to park. relatively low oversight on things like alcohol prohibitions or littering. >> reporter: u.s. forest service says that free-for-all will be no more. >> the resort is managed under a special lease permit with the fores

aws ] the correct answer was the letter "j. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah letter "j. [ audience oohs >> steve: jerry, saynsane everyone sniffing each other's crotch no one cares about anything. [ light laughter ] the rules have gone off. this is off the rails. >> steve: oh [ barking wow, you know what that sound means. >> jimmy: what >> steve: time for final puppardy >> jimmy: okay, there you go [ laughter ] >> steve: this question is for all your opponent's puppies and the game >> we have crushed him >> jimmy: all right, you are - [ audience aws ] aw, come on. come on, now >> guys, get focused okay, focus. [ laughter ] >> steve: on average - >> jimmy: all right, come on, gary let's figure it out, buddy >> steve: on average, how many turkeys does butterball sell per year that's a toughie - >> on average. >> steve: on average ten seconds, starting now. >> jimmy: ten seconds. a year >> a year? >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: i couldn't even tell you -- >> again, who cares. >> jimmy: a day. [ laughter ] a year >> how many turkeys are there altogether [ buzzer ] >> steve: oh >> i'll say -- >> jimmy: it's -- i -- th

i'm you agree with the prism that go to your commission, steve say it is time to make sure europe is home by accepting ukraine, moldova on the west and bo comes into the union. and let's face it, these days will fall under the influence of russia or china. can we imagine your union will be without ukraine without moldova, without the western balkan. and those parts of europe are under the influence of russia or china, impossible news flash for queen ursula vonda line present the european commission. it's entirely conceivable for ukraine, although the and the western bulk is to not be in the european union because they never have been. and as a result, they've been able to diversify their interest between east and west and maintain strategic autonomy, which means that they aren't stuck having to rely solely on the you and a big process every order. the most common deputy prime minister, for example, just said last month that china is built in rhode initiative, could help boost smelled over transportation infrastructure and turn the country into a critical transit point between europe

what steve was saying. >> yeah, and i think he hit on something important. a rerating in the sector, because of the tremendous growth drivers that are out there i think his view, everyone is sort of talking about this theme, is somewhat contrarian. i talk to a lot of institutional people who say no, i can't touch it, because it's too expensive >> money hasn't hit. >> money hasn't hit, although the first thing, when he said that number so big, like, oh, that's kind of a deficit, you know, that's going to be trouble down the road, but -- i hadn't looked at a name like you have can materials until just now that head a huge run and they make gravel, you know? so, but if it's this early on, i -- you know, i'm very happy sticking with a name like united rentals. >> what was my -- what do they call those acronym things? >> acronyms. >> what was mine you always talk about tim's. mojo >> yes this year it was mojo. >> yeah. the j in mojo was johnson control. jci sort of falls under that category, so -- i'm in steve's camp on this one. >>> all right, coming up, a soda

xyz. >> brian: say that you ai. >> steve: you have to prove that is not me. asked a girl out in high school and she didn't like you, you could create her voice and date her online. >> brian: wow. >> ainsley: have a conversation with her. >> steve: i can tell you, i've never had that thought. >> ainsley: you are not that weird. there are weird people out there. >> brian: scenario i wasn't thinking. >> ainsley: the movie "her" it was about falling in love online. >> steve: i remember herr. >> ainsley: remember michael jackson, where are we going? >> let's move on. >> ainsley: move on to the vice president. >> steve: speaking of her, the vice president, kamala harris was trying to help leaders who gathered in the eisenhower building yesterday, where she was going to explain to people who have not been paying attention to the news what ai is. if you missed the vice president, we got to play this for you. it is going to open your eyes to ai. here is her description. >> i think the first part of this issue that should be articulated, ai is fancy thing, two letters,

continue -- >> did raise their eps forecast. >> this is not what the naysayers would say, revenge travel my point is what steve is saying, it is uncertain. and there's something for everyone to look at. now i'm not a pollyanna who hues bullish. in baseball the tie goes to the runner, and i think in investing the tie goes to the bulls. the markets want to go up over time the market wants to expand over time >> josh? >> one other thing in the employment number. the downward revision was substantial, 100,000 jobs. >> from may you're saying? >> from may. so look, bulls just want to have fun, right, and they have reasons to do it and bears want to be grouchy, and they have reason to do it. so jim is exactly right. markets have a tendency to go up 90% of the time. so the tie will always go to the bull >> josh, i want to come over to you. what do you make of what andy jassy had to say and bounce that fundstrat note off it has to be next week >> i mean, yeah. i don't know about mid-july. i hope that's true i don't know the bigger picture here is that this is not a situation where we have the worst companies having the

he's memorialized and sent to them and says does this look right and they wrote back and say this looks right. >> steveely what's going to happen next is, mr. weiss is going to say, once again, the reason i did not comply to the republican request is because it's an open investigation and, as you know kayleigh, being a lawyer, that's just their story. that's how they're going to roll with that. >> kayleigh: that's what he's going on lean on but we will lean on carley shimkus for some headlines >> carley: i have an update on a tragic story that got a lot of attention last year. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for the man accused of kidnapping tennessee mom eliza fletcher. the teacher was on an early morning run when she was abducted and murdered in september. cleo was caught on surveillance cameras sprinting out of an suv and forcibly grabbing her. witnesses also saw him washing out the truck in the parking lot with chemical cleaner. he is a career criminal and previously served 20 years in prison for a kidnapping. >> new york city confirming it is considering housing illegal immigrants in pub

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towels >> jimmy: yeah, but at least you can see who it is. >> tariq: what did steve -- what did steve sayard looks like a covid mask with a hole cut out of it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's right he's got a point it's too thick >> steve: yeah, no ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, office christmas parties, for having the rule "liquor before beer, you're in the clear. beer before liquor, you'll see hr quicker." [ laughter ] >> steve: i said that. i said that. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, aaron judge, or as your family now calls you, santa there you have it, everybody [ cheers and applause those are our "thank you notes. hey, guys. we have exactly six shows left before we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it is time for "12 days of christmas sweaters." [ cheers and applause ♪ twelve days o christmas sweaters six days left ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's right, every show between now and christmas, we'll be giving one lucky audience member a whopper of a a christmas sweater from the "countdown to christmas cabinet. [ cheers and applause since there a

official in crimea says there's been an emergency on the kerch bridge linking the russian mainland to crimea. he said police and emergency teams were on the scene. our russia editor steveenberg says, russian officials have not called this an attack. but unconfirmed reports on russian telegram channels suggest explosions were heard in the area of the bridge after 3am local time this morning. also unconfirmed: that one section of the road bridge has collapsed and that two people were killed. the russia—installed authorities in crimea are calling on people not to use the bridge and instead use alternative routes to and from crimea through the �*new regions�* — which is how russia refers to the ukrainian territories it occupied last year and claims to have annexed. the kerch bridge was hit last october by a suspected truck bomb which destroyed part of the roadway and also damaged the train line. ukraine eventually claimed responsibility for that attack — which was seen as blow to the authority of vladimir putin who had personally opened the bridge when it was constructed in 2018. just to repeat, the senior official russian official in crimea says an emergency in the kerch

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the standish group says that it is consolidating racing operations at higher profile tracks in southern california , such as santa anita park. jackie and steve downs say they will likely not make the move. >> those who have jobs at santa anita are golden gate employees who work in the office. the rest of us back here are on our own. >> reporter: she says the horse racing industry is shrinking and much of that is caused by the rise in off-track betting. jackie says for her and steve it has been a good run. >> so what happens next to the golden gate fields site? a redevelopment like we saw at baymeadows is a no go because of zoning restrictions in both berkeley and albany. but the mayor of berkeley says that he is excited about the opportunities that the site presents. >>> let's get you to first alert weather. you may have noticed the air quality has not been great in parts of the bay area today. in fact, notice this time-lapse video. it will show the haze in santa clara county looking towards san jose. it is because of smoke drifting away from a wildfire in oregon. the fire has burned nearly 13,000 acres and saturday in the southwestern part

>> steve: appointed by donald trump. >> brian: david weiss was, too. i would say this about the department of justice. christopher wray, did he know that the laptop was real in 2019? did they tell william barr? did barr keep it from the president? because all this stuff was swirling below the surface. but, when donald trump is president, i think the first time he learns about it is when rudy giuliani gets it and drops it to the "new york post." so the question is, was the fbi running their own operation separate from the department of justice? i can't imagine william barr would get this information and not want to pursue it by the way he defines what happened in the mueller probe and everything else. >> steve: it sounds like the fbi was going to talk to hunter biden until the hunter biden's lawyers got involved and now it all hangs on what the judge decides next week. >> ainsley: all right. coming up, freezers now locked up with chains to stop shoplifters at drug stores. more crime craziness in san francisco. >> steve: how do i get the dove bar out of there. >> ai

>> steve: dece >> jimmy: yeah, that's decent. i'm gonna sayt my vote in yet >> steve: i'm gonna say 80 >> jimmy: i'm not -- i'm gonna vote no on it. >> steve: you're gonna vote no >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: all right, let's see it >> jimmy: why would i vote no? i gotta be honest. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i gotta be real. gotta be truthful. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: and that's the way i feel >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i feel like other ones -- something else will be the one, it's not this one >> steve: right. it's not gonna be this one >> jimmy: i think it's funny >> steve: right. clever >> jimmy: there's no reason that the five pound weights should be smaller. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: they're all the same size oh, i guess -- >> steve: they are -- they are different sizes. [ light laughter ] >> tariq: the size doesn't matter, jimmy. >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] i've been telling you that for years. i've been saying that for years! >> jimmy: finally, thank you i've been saying that for -- [ laughter and applause let's see the results here i say 50/5

might put another quarter-point hike in there. >> roger, in agreement with steve there or not what do you think? >> i would say i'm in agreement with steve i think chair powell tried to leave the door wide open for either move at the upcoming meeting. he was very clear, as steve just said, there's a great deal of data coming forward. they did ratchet up slightly their assessment of growth, which he recognized could perhaps be a precursor to the need to tighten more but i think as steve said, it's wait and see moment right now. >> let me ask you, roger, how much of the fact that inflation has come down do we now ascribe to the federal reserve you've already seen it in the last 72 hours, a debate has emerged. a debate has emerged the entire time but how much do we think this is the fed doing this how much do we think this is just this untangling post-pandemic that's happening and how much of those things do you think actually converged >> so i think, frankly they converged so absolutely there is some untangling of a very complex economic situation, you know, post pandemic, a lot of unskerpts with the war obvious

give away my clotheses, i wonder if i will run into them again. >> write your name inside. >> steve: i will sayis, our suits have our names on the inside and i have been at the grocery store when people have said, steve, my son is wearing one of your blue blazers. >> carley: like adult version of kindergarten name tag. >> steve: we give to the local shop and they make money. >> maybe it is another steve doocy. >> brian: bill hemmer kept stealing our stuff. >> steve: is that gutfeld? >> bryan: little small. make it 17. still ahead, california city up against minimum wage, nearly $20 an hour. our next guest says higher wages and inflation are taking massive bite of his bottom line, the margins are small anyway, that is next. >> kayleigh: and bahamas just started a team and they are wearing bucs jersey. they are here next in time square. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as

look, karine jean-pierre. >> steve: it's not. >> kayleigh: gave us no information whatsoever. i would have gone to secret service saying guys i cannot go to the press without some sort of information. >> steve: give me a line, give me one line. so to speak. >> kayleigh: she says i've got something to share, the president and the first lady and hunter were not here this weekend. for it to be hunter biden he left friday he was at camp david, no way, inconceivable to think cocaine could sit for a 72 hour period. i would rule him out at this point. >> remember when joe biden was big into cracking down on crime. i miss those days. the year was 1991 and he thought hypothetically what happens if cocaine is bound someone or left somewhere. what about crack? >> if you have a piece of crack cocaine, no bigger than this quarter that i'm holding in my hand, if you're caught with that, you go to jail for five years. you get no probation. you get nothing other than five years in jail. judge doesn't have a choice. >> steve: those were the good old days when it came to that kind of enforcement. you know what, the current restriction i

should get in. >> ainsley: my point was, if you talk to republicans, they like all of them. >> steve: you are sayinghave a deep bench. >> ainsley: they do, it looks like it will be joe biden unless the stories are true, coming out of cnn. >> steve: who can beat gavin newsom. >> ainsley: gavin newsom looks it is part, a lot of people like him. look what is happening in california. >> brian: terrible. >> ainsley: i don't know if they care. it was happening in california when kamala harris was the pick. >> brian: georgia, arizona, minnesota, pennsylvania, wisconsin and say, what do they care about? if they care about, what has this guy done? destroyed state with more natural resources than most countries and look at the guy in florida, what has he done? what has brian kemp done in florida? who is most effective? i think the track record, when you get rid of the ancillary stuff, if you run traditional candidates, you start looking at the back of the baseball card and gavin newsom falls on his face. terrible mayor and awful governor. >> ainsley: they don't think that. >> steve: right. i looked at their a

do you want to say hello to pete, ainsley and steve, everybody?ng. >> ainsley: i like the one she is my kind of girl we need to hang out with her. >> ainsley: i had two martinis. >> steve: face teeny or martini. >> you can have the face teeny, we will take the martini. >> pete: most dangerous law in america that abolishes cash bail. one state sheriff who calls an experiment on the backs of victims. ♪ iss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. (janet) so much space!... that open kitchen! (tanya) oooh definitely the one! (ethan) but how can you sell your house when we're stuck on a space station for months???!!! (brian) no guys, opendoor gives you the flexibility to sell and buy on your timeline. (janet) nice! (intercom) flightdeck, see y

in fact, steve kerr says they wouldn't have won four titles without draymond. here are the details.r-year contract worth $100 million. the fourth year is the player option. so draymond could opt out if he wants to. he'll be 37 when this deal expires. the deal becomes official on july 6th. really, you could believe here draymond and steph curry, maybe even klay thompson will all kind of ride out into the sunset together a few years from now. >>> he's not willing to take no for an answer. san jose mayor matt mahan says he's not dropping his push to bring major league baseball to the south bay. earlier this month, mayor mahan sent a letter to the commissioner of baseball, rob manfred, asking for the giants' territorial rights to be lifted. the a's actually gave the territorial rights to san jose in the 1990s when the giants were considering a move to the south bay. obviously that never happened, but the giants held on to the rights. earlier this week, manfred said the league was too busy with the a's move to las vegas to consider the request. mayor mahan says the fight isn't over. >> t

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could still have room to trade this one. >> guy >> i'll be in fade it camp i understand what steve is saying valuation is a concern, but credit and delinquent is going to start to grow that's going to hurt the stock. >> let's get to housing trade. d.r. horton rallying 46% this year it's hard to believe the home builders have had such a good run with rising rates. trade it or fade it? >> definitely trade it showing the resilience of the consumer there's no demand slowdown but d.r. horton is specifically in the, like, entry level homes, so all the people getting priced out, this is going to continue to benefit them. i would continue to play this trade. >> bonawyn >> same team >> first time that's happened. >> i'm going to trade this one as well. i get it, you want to look for places to be a contrarian, particularly given the year to date trade it's had. as long as there's a shortage of housing, i continue to want to look at this pocket as opposed to the commercial side. >> which is why they've outperformed so much, even with rates high, mortgage rate at -- what are we back up to 7% or higher i

say otherwise. university texas law schools steve vladeck says that they are not just controversial, it is, quote beliedd turn the separation of power totally on its head. highlights article three, section of the constitution, saying quote, the supreme court should have a palette -- in fact, with such regulations as the congress should make. that does seem to counter alito's argument, doesn't not? >> the constitution literally uses the word regulation to say what congress can do to the supreme court. and yet, alito claims that no provision gives congress the authority to regulate his court. it cannot be squared. the guy is just lying. i think that what steve is trying to say there, and maybe such an important point, most of the country's history, congress regulated the supreme court. it added or subtracted seats. taking away the power -- it moved certain hearings for totally partisan purposes. i'm not saying that is all good, but it does show that embedded in the constitution is this idea of checks and balances among all three branches of the branches. the supreme court he seems to think sits a top the

resolution of the outstanding pay disputes involving doctors — saying strike action cannot become �*business as usual�*. the health secretary, steve that their current pay demands are unreasonable. this months planned strikes come as the nhs celebrates it�*s 75th birthday this week. here�*s our political correspondent, tony bonsignore. for the nhs, a big birthday looms. but for many, there�*s little to celebrate. growing waiting lists, record numbers of vacancies. the worst annual crisis in a&e. today, though, a spirited defence of the health of the nhs by the woman in charge of running it. almost all our indicators are going in the right direction but what we have to recognise... but more people are waiting than ever before. and fewer people treated even though you have bigger budgets. numbers of patients, you are right, we have always said that would get bigger before it came down but the longest waits are reducing. and they are reducing consistently. the other big challenge is a more immediate one. further waves of strikes. junior doctors plan to walk out for five days later this month, followed shortly after by consultants. nh

steve says the russians that amassing 800000 soldiers and around $900.00 tang, said they visited abundant time. see how people there are a surviving. there's an emptiness sense of ask. the cross is overgrown straight animals, one to the streets. the buildings up and touch shells of what they were before the will. sizes of people used to live here. few remained. what this meant tells us we receive a tribute every day, the 5 motors. i'm fed up with a level where we hear the band and 4 seconds, 3 seconds, 2 seconds, then to despite the sounds of the shelves, firing and lending people gather to enjoy what they can of the summer days. solution when that insides it through a here. what else would would be? we saw the 2 cloud drives from 2 locations, mushroom shape. nobody was injured. it was just very powerful and everything. sure . it's the list of everyday things that people hold onto here. the less douglas the balloon chip. you might have a small gas stove and a small canister. that's how i heat the water. i put the coffee, sugar and some special spices. send them in and has a good smile to

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nbc bay area legal analyst steve clark says of course those credits can be taken away from holmes if she were to break the rules. but if she toes the line in prison, clark said it's even possible she could get out before the nine-year sentence is up. >> she can begin her return to society even earlier than the nine years because she is a nonviolent offender. so she may be released to a halfway house where she's still supervised by the federal prison system but she can begin to start to work, she can reunite with her family. all of those things are incentives for good behavior in the federal system. >> former executive sunny balwani is serving a prison sentence. they've been ordered to pay over $400 million in restitution to their victims. >>> a suspected arsonist detained by a highly trained witness on saturday. police say someone saw a man start a fire near the intersection of admiral callaghan lane and turner parkway in vallejo. the man ran across the street, jumped into a back tesla, but a witness pulled him from the car. the witness turned out to be a draped mixed martial artist

. >> reporter: steve hill says there were more than 60 fires across the county overnight, at least 10 likely connected to fireworks. eight of them were not fireworks related and the remaining fires are under investigation. one man lost a part of his hand as a result of illegal fireworks. >> that was not the only fireworks related injury but the most grievous one we know about. >> reporter: this is video from the harmon family driving towards their walnut creek home last night. a brush fire burning hundreds of feet behind the house and the biggest fears coming to life. >> we were driving down the street and saw flames. without our house was on fire. >> reporter: the came out to the hillside to see the aftermath of the fire. they know the situation could have had a very different outcome. >> it's hard to catch people when they are on the hills but if they catch them they need to be punished. may be more signage about the risk. >>> here is that different outcome. illegal fireworks may be to blame for house fires in antioch. a video from 3:00 in the morning a fire started at a small home

, mark makeup advert, steve says, mark men used to wear makeup 150 years ago.th that. years ago. i take issue with that . the only that wore that. the only ones that wore makeup time were the hoi makeup at that time were the hoi polloi, the ordinary man in polloi, not the ordinary man in the has gone far the street. it has gone too far and has become ridiculous and obscene. more real women are being sacrificed to the whole trans thing. it's severe misogyny and we need to stand up and fight. we are close to losing. muriel, thank you for that. keep those emails coming. margaret gbnews.com. and it's time now for the big story and with bbc presenter huw edwards receiving treatment for serious mental health issues and ex—spurs and england footballer dele alli revealing the shocking abuse he suffered as a youngster . men's mental health is currently very high on the agenda. my next guest is an army veteran who has experienced a breakdown and has survived suicide after being diagnosed with degenerative disease disorder of the spine and post traumatic stress disorder.

san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says a friend of a cop spotted the video on facebook and contacted authorities. they paying the number associated with the facebook account leading san mateo police to an apartment complex on 36th avenue after a 3 hour door to door search. the woman was found dead in one of the units. hours later met a cough was arrested in the south bay. his psychiatric status will be a topic his attorney when the attorney gets into the case from our side will want to explore know what's involved. but it because somebody a vicious crime on facebook doesn't mean that they're crazy. it's crazy to the average citizen on the street who couldn't conceive would be repulsed by doing that. but that doesn't mean that he didn't know what he was doing and that he didn't intend to kill this woman. and that's why it will at least at this point what we know will not impede us going forward. micha kaufman, his first court appearance friday, but did not enter a plea. wagstaff says the defendant and the victim knew each other. but at this time they don't know the motiv

steve: hour two of "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert. russia says an ukrainian attack against the vital bridge that links crimea to mother russia. >> ainsley: it comes as the kremlin says it is halting the deal allowing the equities port of ukrainian grain. >> brian: it's going to be substantial. alexandria hoff is live in washington. alexandria, what's the damage? >> talk about th

would help if china talked to vladimir putin. >> steve: russia says if the united states is going to give these cluster munitions that's going to prolong the conflict. do you think? >> brian: really? meanwhile, why are they using cluster munitions? >> steve: because, brian, they say they are not. >> brian: that's good enough for me. >> ainsley: they don't want ukraine to have the same ammunition we have because nervous about that. >> steve: we are running out of bullets. >> ainsley: maybe another country should give them something else. >> steve: give them old stuff that is illegal in 120 different countries. >> ainsley: cluster munitions are illegal. >> steve: every place except ukraine, russia and the united states. so handy. >> ainsley: over 100 rescued in the historic and catastrophic vermont floods. the live report of the latest search efforts. >> brian: 16-year-old gets cut from swim team after refusing toe share a locker room with a biological male. >> he was claiming to be a woman and changing in the throrm at the cmca fatality. >> brian: that outrageous story next ♪ i feel gl

talking about glenn youngkin donors, are they saying go for? >> steve: not asking you if you are going to run for president, are donors saying, governor, why don't you get into it? >> i so appreciate the fact people are watching what is happening in virginia, it is huge encourage meaner. listen, virginia was deep blue and it was 47th in the nation in job recovery coming out of the pandemic and all of a sudden with lowering taxes and streamlining regulation and standing up for parents and backing education, back in the blue, we see virginia catapult into top 10 in job creation. we see parents exercising their rights in schools. we are doing the things we need to do to reestablish virginia as best place to live, work and raise a family. folks all over the country appreciate it and are encouraging us. >> steve: interesting, he did not answer the question whether or not donors are asking him to run. we assume that means yes. >> ainsley: i assume no right now for the next race, maybe in the future. >> steve: i think right now. >> joey: i think this is primar

steve says the tories have been in for 13 years and have an 80 seat years and now have an 80 seat majorityrity. it's their fault as they have changed for they could have changed laws for all of this, especially immigration. all of this, especially immigration . today five immigration. today five councillors took on sadiq khan in the high court over his plans to expand into greater to expand ulez into greater london council lawyers argued that the london mayor lacks the power the expansion and power to order the expansion and claimed that key information was not disclosed during previous consultations , as tfl has consultations, as tfl has claimed that over 91% of cars in greater london will be unaffected by ulez and won't have to pay the £12.50 charge. however, lawyers representing the councils argue that their statistics derive from the data of number plate recognition cameras is insufficient on the bafis cameras is insufficient on the basis that only a small pool of cameras were used to reach this conclusion. council leaders from bexley, bromley, harrow and hillingdon, along with surrey c

so on border control, steve says it's all down to the politician is not caring about the people who madegreat. they have their own agenda had since the agenda and have had since the 50s. that's what darren grimes was talking about earlier. john says , ha ha, benjamin looks like says, ha ha, benjamin looks like a wetter to me. or maybe it a bed wetter to me. or maybe it is just a bit hot in the studio. >> benjamin i deny everything . >> benjamin i deny everything. >> benjamin i deny everything. >> right. well, let's get into our next debate. >> up next, it's albion and alby's going to talk about what he sees as taxpayer funded racial segregation . it's time racial segregation. it's time for alby's argument . for alby's argument. >> eight words i thought i would never describe about the united kingdom taxpayer funded racial segregation . yes, you heard it. segregation. yes, you heard it. taxpayer funded racial segregation is what's being proposed in the labour led hanngey proposed in the labour led haringey council for the education program for their students at a primary school, the teleg

, mark makeup advert, steve says, mark men used to wear makeup 150 years ago.ue with that. years ago. i take issue with that . the only that wore that. the only ones that wore makeup time were the hoi makeup at that time were the hoi polloi, the ordinary man in polloi, not the ordinary man in the has gone too far the street. it has gone too far and has become ridiculous and obscene. more real women are being sacrificed to the whole trans thing. it's severe misogyny and we need to stand up and fight. we are close to losing. muriel, thank you for that. keep those emails coming. margaret gbnews.com. and it's time now for the big story and with bbc presenter huw edwards receiving treatment for serious mental health issues and ex—spurs and england footballer dele alli revealing the shocking abuse he suffered as a youngster . men's mental health is currently very high on the agenda. my next guest is an army veteran who has experienced a breakdown and has survived suicide after being diagnosed with degenerative disease disorder of the spine and post traumatic stress d