what's happening, tammy? tammy: marcus. -lemonis: how are you? -tammy: good.place looks great. tammy: thank you. -lemonis: how are you? -shelisa: i'm good. lemonis: how long have you been here? -shelisa: for two months now. -lemonis: and is she mean? shelisa: no, she's very nice. i like my job. lemonis: you like your job? good. and what's your favorite piece of pie? -shelisa: the mango. -lemonis: the mango pie? -we have mango pie now? -tammy: we have mango pie. lemonis: very cool. tammy took another step in moving us in the right direction, like selling pie in a cup. do people like this? tammy: they do. they like to see it. lemonis: what are we selling this for? tammy: $5.95. lemonis: what does it cost? tammy: $1.09. -lemonis: so, good margin. -tammy: yeah. lemonis: are you selling a lot of these? tammy: we are. lemonis: when i first arrived in key west, they were doing about $1 million a year of business, but they were losing about $100,000 a year. today, it's gonna do about $1.2 million. that's a 20% increase. but what's more important is that the margins we

and steve and tammy back with me., steve, threatening to move business out of this country because the xm bank is closed seems extraordinarily selfish and seems like it could really backfire with the american consumer. even though we don't buy planes, we do buy plane tickets. >> right. no, and, charles, right now i'm very glad that i'm not the pr guy for boeing because they seem to be messing up at every turn. to some degree, it's not their fault. i mean their responsibilities to their shareholders, and i do blame boeing and listen they're not selling f15s, they're selling airliners presumably to iran. but the larger fault here is not with them, it's with the administration. when i was a young boy, i watched the news coverage and thought how in the world do they make the united states of america bend to its will. here i am a grown man, and it seems like it's happening up a over again. jimmy charter 2.0. but that's the real tragedy here and boeing as a company is making a mistake. >> all right. but here's the thing tho

still with us former senator scott brown and tammy bruce.k a little bit about that interview, mr. to be. didn't ask about many questions about his foreign policy. is that his heel? >> well, everything is bernie sanders achilles heel? bernie sanders is like your crazy oldgrapher that you want to take out to dinner but you don't want to move in with you. . liz: what do you find objectable? >> i find some of the things he points out the size of banks big government catering to large corporations to be viable. but just the fact -- liz: wait a minute sorry. we're going to get the senator tammy in a second. he said business model on wall street fraud. does anybody believe that? >> well, donald trump said he's going to build a wall in mexico. so we have politicians saying things. this is like spring training right now. i like to do a sports analogy, bernie sanders is like this rookie who is a pitcher they've never seen before. so they don't know what he's got yet. liz: okay. >> but once they do, he's gone. >> with all due respect, bernie is not a r

jon: that's the point also, tammy. mean bernie sanders is probably the most liberal candidate in the race, probably one who would most align with their cause. >> yeah. it is very interesting, really seattle, and bernie sanders, it tells you the obsession or the need for attention, to lynn's point. that is part of it. at same time, this is about national attention. and the coverage that it gets beyond seattle. but it was just two people. one of my main concerns, how did two people like that, for, so close to a sitting senator, a presidential candidate. it also does not bode well for hillary clinton. her security, i hope he, you know, beefs up his security. her security will probably be better. this will also probably be targeted at hillary. i think what you're looking at is hoping to see a generalized radicalization or an impression through the national media, that there is racial divisions. these women that did this, there was only two of them, coming under fire by the left. seems as though dr. frankenstein doesn't lik

joining us now to discuss, tammy burtz and leslie marshall.ammy, donald trump attracting the largest campaign speech yet with a record 30,000 people attending. can he keep up this momentum? >> i think he can. but it's going to be difficult. obviously he has the benefit of already being known to the american people. he's not new to them. he is seen as the television star. but i think the arguments that this is just entertainment are misplaced. i think that the american people -- we saw this in 2008 with barack obama, as well. he really does represent a very different approach, addressing very specific issues. now he's also changed and actually dealing with the details of the issues. he wasn't doing that at the beginning. and for those who think he's peaked or this will stop are misguided in a bit. i think this is something that very new. he's a different kind of candidates. he's not the top of my list. he's about third down, fiorina, walker and then trump. but i do think there is an excitement that is alleviating the depression in the nature, t

tammy is teaming up with a nonprofit called where angels play to build a new playground in town. built by new jersey firefighters and other volunteers. >> the moms and dads of children that were lost are the true heros. they have honored their angels who will watch over kids for generations to come. >> reporter: the ten year anniversary of katrina being remembered by those that will make a difference. >>> honolulu's beaches remain closed following this week's massive sewage spill. 500 gallons of sewage leaked out of the manholes and filled storm drains. now honolulu's emergency services department issued a warning as a precaution because they do not want people taking any chances and getting sick. test results on the water samples will be released later today. officials may also announce when they plan to reopen the beaches. >> hopefully soon. beautiful beaches. >> people have spent a lot of money to get there for vacation. >> and you can't go to the beach. that is bad. >>> sal, good morning to you. >> good morning alex and pam. you though things are doing okay. i'm hear to repor

tammy and i are college classmates. and i credit myself with helping her get to run for congress in 2008 and we helped her again in 2012. w i was here for her confirmation hearing when she was assistant secretary of the va and very close to her. she told me, mark, don't worry, i'll let you have my whole team. and you run with our team and you know, we'll work hard to raise money. and i didn't have to worry about the creation of a team because tammy helped me there. every single member of her team, media, poll, print, even fund-raising was her team. so we did that. and we just focused on fund-raising and, like i said, we started from nothing. we were trying to raise about a million dollars for the primary. we came in a little bit short. so that delayed our tv buys. but we had one solid month of tv and that got us over the top. now, incredible we started 20 points down and we won by 18. we swung that 38 points, which is a lot of work. >> does it feel like, though, that you have to continually fund-raise? are you able to f

and tammy. let me start with you. another one of these plans, this one will only, 350 billion, she's going to keep president obama's 250 billion, and greater good of all americans. what's not to like. >> sure. and we all get to learn greek and we'll all be just fine. it's great to be sitting here with mr. forbes and let me just say i think what we all understand is subsidiesing things like that with obamacare it nation things worse. it makes them more expensive. this is about national identifying effectively the education system and considering the public school system is doing sole right now, let's affect the college system as well. why not make it a trillion dollars, why not make it 2 trillion? this is her being santa claus . charles: although the irony there, steve, is that bernie sanders, his plan probably would be a trillion if we added it up. this is considered the moderate democratic proposal here. >> yeah. socialism light. but simply part of the obama administration's plan, and she will be a third term of obam

joining me now tammy and kiersten. all right, tammy.ell, look, it's been very difficult day as you've been noting for the market. i'm a late person, and i know it's tough for people, but this is the exciting news for everyone. what this can feed into, especially for business, it's leading people up. it's exciting, it's forward looking, it's what obama was doing in 2008. and what else has 40,000 people saying wait a moment maybe the future is decent, maybe there's something i can invest in, this is good news, it's exciting. charles: what i know like? mobile is right next to new orleans oil space. you want to talk about making money, at the united states tomorrow, we can export our energy, unleash our resources. trump brings something like that up, he's going to get a standing ovation. why don't we take our resources, our know how and unleash it on the world because america can do so much better. >> and i think that's one of his predominant themes he wants to talk about. but he continues to talk about illegal immigration, and that was the

joining me with reaction, fox business network charles gasparino and tammy bruce. welcome to you both. i'm kind of bewildered by this. you know trump really well. he doesn't have orthodox conservative views. here's another example. what's going on. >> he was never a conservative until ten minutes ago. i personally like donald a lot. personally, shrink a great businessman. he hasn't spent a dime on the campaign, yet he is number one in the polls. maybe to fuel his jet, but still he's spent almost nothing. he doesn't have a tax plan. and what little we know about what he wants to do, he sounds a lot like hillary clinton. he wants to tax some rich people, wants to give the middle class people a tax cut. he hates hedge funds. i think the reason why he hates hedge funds, and i've heard this from others, is because they're all supporting jeb bush. what an easier way to get back at bush's supporters than to say hey, guy, i'm going to tax you. >> i wonder, tammy, getting bogged down in the details of trump's proposal series impossible because there aren't any. but i wonder

tammy is a therapist. what do you feel?sychological studies that show that failure is still helpful for children. they need to learn -- >> thank you. that's the part, failing. >> move through the uncomfortable feeling of losing something. it's okay to lose, and how can you work harder and they're reames reames of research that says that children need to learn how to be present and push towards something. >> is there a age you would sigh if you do this stuff and the little tikes on the soccer field, not knowing what they're doing, we should transition -- >> preschool. >> preschool. >> that's when you start to learn winning and losing. >> anything older than that. they get and it start to not believe you. i've spoken with children. worked with parentsiñ<Ñççç andy call parents out and say, why did you say i did well at socce5 today? i don't believe you. and that not what you want to do. you want them to keep trying. >> have to leave it there. you argued your point well. i think tammy won but there's got to be a winner and a l

tammy, this is a big thing from apple.hey want to get out there and hire more of the groups of people. why should i care? i just want a good iphone, they're the best in the world that's what i want. i don't care who makes it. >> it's, of course, one of the biggest companies in the world and there are billions and billions of dollars, it's massive. i'm all for affirmative action in the classic sense of making sure disaffected groups or disenfranchised groups know about opportunities and asked to apply. stuart: outreach. >> i'm against bean counting and quotas. being technology capable transcends gender and race. there's no reason why women and african-americans shouldn't be more involved in the processes. stuart: why was the iphone designed and created by men? >> look, there are all kinds of-- >> it was. >> that's fine. hey, hey. stuart: it was designed by x number of gays, x number of women and-- >> you're focusing on the company as a whole. you think about it the diversity groups as he says, tim cook has said bring a diff

tammy, we'll start with you. what do you think is going on in the hillary clinton camp right now?s exchanging anything classified. >> sure. this is troubling regardless of their position. the timing is very bad. you have this new announcement, a real revelation from the source, that this is very, very serious. now hillary herself may not even be the prime target, cheryl mills, within what seems to be a criminal investigation or could result in that. with her poll numbers clearly still going down, it's awful. this is not something they can spin in a certain way, so i think even with hillary running as the incumbent, if you will, she's below 50%. incumbents below 50% with their own base still get the nomination but they do not win the general and she has to have that on her mind, i'm sure. >> david, you know the clinton camp. you know the clintons very well. what do you think is going through the minds of hillary clinton right now and even those who are her strongest supporters within her organization? >> well, first of all, just to respond to what my colleague just said, if that's

tammy bruce is a radio talk show host and fox news contributor.s a fellow at the center for national policy and president of solidarity strategies. thank you very much for talking to us. chuck, tell me how to pronounce your last night. >> roacha. >> i wasn't going to go there because i didn't want to mess it up. thank you very much for talking to us. tammy, let me start with you. now that carly fiorina, she's made a name for herself at the debate. the question is can she capitalize on it and move ahead in the pack? >> that is the challenge. that was the amazing champllenge is she had to deliver in a way that it eclipsed everyone else. we know she can deliver under pressure. that's one of the important points of having debates. now the issue has changed. she has been low enough where she has not been attacked. she will receive critiques. seeing how she responds to those, i have a lot of expectations she will respond well. this is a woman who understands what it's like to be in a heated environment and how to deliver. she's running for president bec

tammy bruce is a radio talk show host and fox news contributor. the reporters that broke the story, probably didn't write the headline but the headline suggested there was a criminal inquiry directed at mrs. clinton. the clinton campaign obviously very upset about that. that has not come to pass. your take on the walking back that "the new york times" has -- >> they didn't walk it back quickly enough. then they said, the executive editor of the times, according to a government person the government said there was criminal investigation. who in the government? what level. was it trey gowdy and his tee leaked it? what indication of the government. >> the indication newspaper ombudsman it was somebody at justice department. >> that is possible. got little information from the "new york times." editors of the times have done a terrible times. this puts the lie notion somehow they're idealogical or promote liberal candidate for president. they're jumping to get a story out, to be accurate. being accurate is better than being first. being transparent is

. >> like amy adams' character in "catch me if you can," tammy perteet thinks she married a physician. >> every morning i would drop him off at the hospital. >> until her husband, eric, pleads guilty to impersonating one. >> i was told that at the time he was arrested he and a nurse were taking a patient from the emergency room into the intensive care unit. >> the hospital says he escapes notice by wearing scrubs and a real doctor's i.d. badge. >> anyone who fakes being a medical doctor is fundamentally a con artist or a scammer. incredible medical mistakes have been made by these fake physicians. >> this man, arthur copes, also turns out not to be a doctor. >> he advertised extensively on websites, saying that he could straighten out the most crooked of spines. >> serafina gerling sees the ads. she thinks copes is a doctor who can correct her scoliosis. she wears copes's brace for six months, and her curves get even worse. >> i'm extremely worse. and i'm in an extreme amount of pain. >> the people who will fall for these fake doctors usually are extremely vulnerable. it is that perso

here with us is tammy, the parent contributor for ttpma.com. a consumer website which publishes reviews on the hottest toys and electronics. >> thanks for having me. >> you brought a lot of colorful stuff that brings out the kid in everybody. start with the shoes. >> they're waterproof shoes. they're quick to dry and easy to put on and off. >> so these come in for kids ages -- all ages? >> sizes 11 to 7. >> how much do they run. >> $34.99 and $39.99. >> we have a bunch of scooters here today. you're going to ride the micro. they're from micro kickboard. they're the highest rated scooters. scooters for every member of the family. the one you have now is the sprite. this is for ages 8 and up. but the best part about this is that it is good for adults. >> i'm glad i didn't fall. >> this is fun. >> it is good for adults. >> it holds up to 220 pounds. the sprite folds up to five and a half pounds so you can travel with it and as parents know, kids ultimately don't want to scoot and they want you to carry their scooters. it is light and easy to carry

tammy baldwin is going to vote for the deal. >> by deal -- >> tammy baldwin is a wisconsin senator, she's someone people are looking to as the future of the democratic party. kristin gillibrand also talked about as a possible contender in the future. a couple of people, harry reid is retiring, he's going to ultimately vote for the deal. i think schumer probably has problems with the deal but he also has a lot of donors in the deal. it doesn't surprise me that schumer did this is. . i think the obama insult to anyone who stands against this deal, it's interesting to the great feel that everyone had after the bipartisan push with obama and they went from that kumbaya moment. >> now, we kind of touched on this, but let me explain again, congress does not have to approve this -- they certainly zronts don't have to approve it because of the majority that is just an executive agreement. what happens is, the republican majority votes to disapprove the agreement, then the president can veto that disapproval. and then or both houses, one of either house is one-third plus one in the senate. that wo

. >> tammy steinfield is running for president either as a performance artist or a pair thoiparanoidschizophrenic. >> entertaining stuff. but why is the federal trade commission having to waste time for this? a partnership to follow the campaign, dave welcome. why is it so easy for anybody to file with the fpc? >> first of all there's no filing fee. for zero dollars you can go on, fill out an online form, takes about 15, 20 minutes to do, lo and behold you're a presidential candidate. i've talked to the chairperson ann ravel, asked her that question. why couldn't you put in a $25, $50 filing fee? they don't have that in the regulations now. she says it's probably not a bad idea from celebrating the wheat from the chaff. member butt mccubbins, trying to run for president of the united states. >> sydney voluptuous buttocks, does the fpc think it is funny? >> there are three different joe bidens who are running, even not the vice president of the united states. ghosts and cartoon characters and others -- >> go for it dave, you can say it! >> i'm kidding. you go to the federal database and see it all

watching great weather, weather watchers chiming 75 in ridge, 74 in long beach, 77 and cliffton, and tammi, beautiful skies there, eva, great day for golf. she sent this in from brunswick, we're also watching the barkleys today, i like this from charlie hofmann, beautiful. narrowsburg, the eagle capitol of new york. and that's the blimp over the beach. enjoy make sure you're watching those waves. >>> nice and confidentable dew points nice and low. variable wind at 3, wind north and west and light relative humidity low. and there's that spread 66 to 78 on the big board. 77 for the jersey shore right now, this morning, yeah. you weren't imaging things we had readings in the 40s from jeffersonville, a hint of a change in the season but yeah we'll turn it around sunsets at 7:35 should be a nice one. if we hit 80 today. 50 consecutive days, 80 or 80 plus. right now we're on track to go down in the books as the third warmest august and it is going to be warm as we work our way through the last weekend in august, but fall only 26 days away start raking now. one season sign to the season high dew

tammy baldwin is going to vote for the deal.my baldwin is a wisconsin senator and she's someone people are looking to as future of the democratic party. kirsten gillibrand, presidential contender in the future. voting for the deal. harry reid is retiring. he'll ultimately vote for the deal. i think schumer does have problems with the deal but he has a lot of donors with problems with the deal. it didn't surprise me that schumer did it. i won't think it will make a difference. with the obama insult to anyone who stands against this deal, it is interesting given the great feeling everybody had after the trade promotion authority was passed with bipartisan push with boehner and mcconnell. that didn't last long. obama goes right from that kumbaya moment on trade to filleting republicans on iran. it was obamalike. >> okay. now, we have kind of touched on this but let me explain again. congress does not have to approve this deal. they certainly don't have to approve it by super majority by treaty. what happens is let's say congress an

allan combs, tammy bruce join us now.my, let me start with you, what should the media be asking right now? >> well, i think hillary's taking alan's line. he keeps joking about this too. [laughter] >> oh, my god, a joke. we can't have that. >> these are, obviously, serious issues. think the attitude is really much ado about nothing. reporters, there's so much in front of this that nobody's asking questions about. there was a migration of data from her server to this company in new jersey. we don't know if what they've turned over is the original server. so are there two elements of data that exist? does the fbi not have the actual original server? you know, these are questions that should be asked because the vice president or spokesperson of the this data company said they had migrated data. there was no actual hardware transfer. so these are interesting, important things. if we've got classified material in two different states, if hillary still has all those e-mails and if the fbi has the -- eric: alan, are these questi

a lot of readings in the low 80s and tammy thompson enjoying a beautiful day out there. and let's go ahead a little closer to the city. see what's going on right here with alana. 83 in brooklyn and this just ought to make you purr, that's her cat med yum. you know what i call that? a happy medium. enjoying some sunshine out there and we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds. boy i think this is really pretty. just a few mid level cumulus out there punctuating that pretty blue in the city. 83 degrees winds out of the northwest at 3. that's the fine print. that northwest wind keeping the humidity values in check proof of that in a second. 81 white plains and 81 in sparta. 87 in the hamptons and 73 in monticello. dew points right now oh. i love it. in the 50s. feels good out there. that's lower as far as dew points on average than we were yesterday. temp is down by a degree. dew points down by nine degrees. win/win. looks pretty good about 86 this afternoon. still above normal. but yeah, not like the 90s plus that we've seen on the last two weeks. 101 your weekend and su

tammy and my wife's paths kept crossing. my wife and i spoke at her college, whittenburg, on archives and the shaping of history, a grand tour topic we thoroughly enjoyed. we kept running into each other at conferences. since we've met, tammy has written four books. she has written "scouting for girls, a history of girl guides and scouts," and "on my honor." i read her article, a recent article, on the destruction and the rebuilding of the lavon library in belgium. i thought i knew this topic well, and i came away with three new ideas. hats off to teaching me something i did not know about a topic i knew very well. our symposium is being held today in conjunction with our summer exhibit. our speakers will offer these insights i often don't do on my tour about the crusaders -- this band of crusaders who worked to feed those in need. i hope you'll come away with appreciation with the crb's most effective human angels. [ applause ] >> well, thank you, matt, and thank you, tom. thank you for having me here today. it is an honor

. >> reporter: lieutenant tammy whalen was piloting the helicopter looking for the man. after looking she got a call that another ship had found him, thrown a life preserver and somehow he made it back on board his boat both. >> so they send christopher lynch a rescue swimmer down to go see him. >> i started shivering more, and in the fetal position. i knew we needed to get him out of there. >> reporter: that was a tricky part. >> there had been a thunderstorm going through the area seas were kick up. >> reporter: typically rescues are made using this basket lowering first for victim and thin backup and down a second time for the rescue swimmer. in this case it was running out of the fuel. crew where is forced into a more dangerous maneuver using this sling right here, both men were attached to it and hoisted up out of the sea just in time. >> it is kind of out of it but he made comment i hope you have blankets up there. >> reporter: they did and the man will be fine. happy ending in a tight spot. >> we could not ask for a better outcome. >> good day's work. >> reporter:

we promised you entertainment, tammy, and you've provided that.oming up, a promo, monday morning 5:00, tune into lauren, sandra, nicole, bright and early, you'll be there. >> yeah, technically sunday night have a good weekend. stuart: iran is backing terror in the mideast before the nuke deal is fully finished. and hundreds of generals and admirals are getting together to oppose that iran nuke deal. it's been ten years since this, earthquake had katrina. president obama turned it into a political issue. roll that tape. >> we came to realize what started out as a natural disaster became a man made disaster, a failure of government to look out for its own citizens. >> a state of emergency has been declared in florida. tropical storm erika moving across the caribbean. it left four people dead on the small island of dominica. and now it's headed to puerto rico. watch out for landslides, flooding in puerto rico. the storm could hit florida on monday. iran backing terror in the mideast. lieutenant bill cowan joins us now. i'm going to use you as a repor

jillian, and julie and tammy. >> golly. i think this is player hating, you have to be kidding me.in a war, you have to push people, soldiers, to win at super bowl push players, every day amazon opens its doors a combination of war and super bowl. >> two different fronts, when you read story, you know you want people who want to work, and want to do a great job, and take it to edge. on other hand there is issue of cruelty, and if you need to be cruel to get things done, but, they came out with an argument and statement saying, this is not amazon that i know, it is not what we do, bezos said, what is not mention that washington post is competitor. charles: by the time jeff bezos is owner, he said, if you want to contact him with any hor hor horror storeys contact him, cruelty what does that mean, sometimes kids say you are cruel when you don't give them a slice of cake, you are playing to win. they have global rivals, amazon must win of day. >> amazon corporate culture is not for everyone, neither is cross fit or extreme things we do for our betterment, i think anyone working at ama

and let us not forget about tammy duckworth in illinois and would be a first, the first woman who has seen combat to serve in the united states senate. these are very smart, talented women who bring and meant diverse perspectives -- immense diverse perspectives to their jobs today. so we will very much have the resources to back up our senate and house candidates. emily's list has had already an incredibly strong start to our fundraising this election cycle and are ahead of any cycle previous. and because of that, we are going to do what we always do for our senate races. and help hillary clinton become president of the united states. mr. mcardle: president of emily's list, thank you so much. ms. schriock: absolutely. thank you so much for having me. mr. mcardle: and we will now continue with the roundtable portion of a program. we are joined by matea gold and alexis simendinger. i want to start with, how concerned do you think emily's from her statements about hillary clinton's e-mails and the prospects of a joe biden candidacy in the democratic primary? ms. simendinger: i thought it

democraticsored by senator tammy baldwin.as field in the mediterranean is being described as a supergiant. the field lies just off the egyptian coast and the company offset could help prices. upgles -- google is teaming sanofi tonch giant battle diabetes. it cost about $245 billion a year in the u.s. alone in health care resources as well as lost productivity. a streaming site will now offer 400 channels on facebook for free. not the most popular, but you will be able to watch popular ones like the best of john stewart. it costs $10 per year. commodities close in just a moment. cisco teams up with apple in a strategic partnership. we will be hearing from a top executive on the announcement. open is underway. serena williams will compete for her 22nd title. let's get back to commodities now. who better to bring in that alix steel? and of course, big news out of that moved really quickly. as we take stock of the month of august and you look at all the big red numbers when it comes to equities, gold of 3.6%. -- up 3.6%. it did g

jon: alan colmes, tammy bruce. thank you. jenna: isis is following through on threats to destroy ancient ruins. jenna: isis destroying ancient ruins in the city of palmyra. last week the terrorists behead an 81-year-old scholar. reports say they used explosives to blow up that ruin. it's a you necessary co-world heritage site. they say it's the worst they have seen since world war ii. jon: an aspiring singer who underwent $100,000 worth of cosmetic surgery to look like justin bieber is missing now. he hasn't been seen for a week and according to friend it's unlike him to not show up for things. he appeared on the tv show "botched" where he underwent cosmetic operations to look like justin bieber. jenna: the dowel -- the dow falg 300 points. >> reporter: we are only off 300. at 9:35 we were off 1,089. sow pretty significant steep sell-off. we have been seeing momentum as we work our way back here. but 350 points. that's a pretty big deal. a lot of concerns about china. a lot of concerns about whether this market has run its co

tammy, you can see thick black smoke billowing from the federal court building downtown. >> we see dozens of people that are bleeding. some of them you can't even make them out. they are so badly injured. >> the impact was immediate. and nationwide. >> an explosion in oklahoma city with worldwide implications and enormous consequences. >> the bombing sent shock waves through washington. >> increased security nationwide. >> they're activated an emergency response. >> it could be a wacko or a professional. you don't have to be a rocket scientist to create this kind of bomb. >> as the smoke began to clear, two questions reverberated across the country. who and why? the answers would be shocking. the man behind the devastation was an american. his name? timothy mcveigh. >> tim mcveigh was one of ours. he was a war hero. he grew up in the suburbs of buffalo. we needed to know. there was a sense, an obligation to find out who this man was. >> timothy mcveigh was born on april 23rd, 1968 in lock port in upstate new york. by all accounts had an ordinary childhood and adolescence. >> we were never

. >> reporter: tammy lives with her disabled mother in one of six units at 650 new jersey avenue in east new york. >> this right here, when it leaks, when it rains it leaks. it does not leak out clear water. it leaks out brown water. >> reporter: she along with other families living in the building are going after their landlord. lawyers representing the tenants in a lawsuit say he allegedly deregulated their rent controlled apartment as far back as 2002 and is trying to hike up the rent for a building in disrepair. >> they were rented stabilized but through these false registrations he artificially inflated them. >> reporter: these are the issues tenants have been complaining for months and sometimes years. the banister are barely connected and large holes drip water when it rains. >> the stick is up there because you can climb on this fire escape and you can lift it up and come in if you want to. >> it does not lock. >> it has been like this for three years. >> reporter: we found dangerous holes in railings and tenants say the front door lock malfunctions sometimes locking residents in

all right, tammy, your impression >> well, look, it was very exciting.ught that the line up was very good. a lot of talent up there. america saw a variety of different opinions, a variety of different approaches. different ideas. they saw very distinctive difference between conservativism and liberalism. loving the country, understanding the issues we face and the real desire, again, coming from different angles if you will and i think that it was a really good introduction for the american people >> so, in other words, you feel that almost everyone had a pretty good account of -- >> i think that they did. it was good for the party, but there was one winner for both debates and that was carly fiorina. she was the one person who really shined, brought new people to her, was able to tell people what she stood for, was firm, was presidential, it was the real breakout and is there was only one >> i tweeted that early in the afternoon debate, and that was one of the most tweeted things i tweeted. but what about the in the -- listen it was all about donald tru

tammie?i'm here at toronto's seneca college we've been watching the debate with some of the school's journalism students. they been scrutinizing some of the key issues when it comes to pertain to the country's youth. one of the big issues is at the difficulty in a job. we are joined now by angelie sood, a student. tell me about some of the concerns that children students on campus when it comes to jobs. >> speaking with students tonight in attendance, the big issue is a jobs. we want to make sure after spending so much money and so much time, investment honor education that there's a return. we want a job after this i want to we can at least make a dent in her student loans. what's the minimum wage going to be? do we have a fighting chance? >> postsecondary education of course and loans is another issue as well. >> may be workshops after you finish her formal training is an opportunity for extra growth because thanks so much. send it over to roger was staging a debate on facebook. >> we want

. >> we know you as tammy thaylor. you're awesome in "american ultra." wow! in "american ultra" i play a cia agent named victoria. and the movie is actually really funny. so everybody has to know that. it's hilarious. go if you want to laugh. you also get action. for me, it was a fun role because i got to be, you know -- it was my personal action star, kind of a thing. >> did you stunt the stuff yourself? >> i did, yeah! it was not anything too kruse stu -- cruise stuff. >> we love your hair. someone told me are there facebook pages ato your locks? i would take connie's everything. wouldn't you? >> yeah. >> i really -- >> i'm sitting with two of the most beautiful women. >> i think we have a clip from the movie. roll the clip! >> oh, yeah. >> listen, echo quire has been breached. we are fielding the ball. ♪ >> is that a lyric from something? >> you're write, the comedy part comes out. have you ever starred with any of your co-stars here before? >> no. it was great to work with all of them. jesse eisenberg is amazing and so is kristen stewarts. people will lov

[ laughter ] finally, this last screen grab was sent in to us by tammy kelso in fairfield, pennsylvaniahing the news and they listed the top five amusement parks in the united states. >> steve: oh great. >> jimmy: yeah. let's see which one came in at number one. sex flags, that's great. [ laughter ] keep the kids at home for that one. that's all the time we have for "screen grabs," everyone. [ cheers and applause ] if you have a funny screen grab, email it to us at screengrabs@tonightshow.com and we might put it on the show. stick around, we'll be right back with barbra streisand! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ verizon now has one simple plan. just pick a size. small, medium, large and extra large. if you need less data, pick small. if you need more, go with extra large-- a whopping 12 gigs for $80 a month plus $20 per phone. pick a size. change it up anytime. it's the simple way to get the best network. and now, get $300 when you switch. only at verizon. see that brad? i did that. with minwax stains and protective finishes, you get a real sense of pride when you complete a project. you did

tammy, our executive producer also when she says honestly she means she's about to drop a big bomb. >> so what are you saying about kathy ryan your assistant. >> kathy says it because it's fun. i don't know. >> now i couldn't get through a show if i couldn't say "stuff." >> "stuff" is a word you shouldn't use. >> i love stuff. >> i am so fond of stuff. and "things" too, right? >> but mainly "stuff." and the last word, please don't use this -- >> and this is not a word. >> "irregardless." >> irregardless, stop saying this. >>> so it's donald trump versus heidi klum. >> i was going to say fill in the blank but okay. >> so anyway, so trump was doing -- >> what are we going to do with the donald? >> he was doing an interview with the "new york times" when he was asked about his comments about women and he said -- and this is his quote -- "i find women to be amazing." >> amazing! >> by the way he also says amazing a lot. >> but then he admitted that sometimes he goes far, then he added this. "heidi klum, sadly she's no longer a 10." >> who says that? [ laughter ] honestly. who says that? [

. >> reporter: licensed therapist and parenting expert tammy gold says speaking up can work. but it has to sound believable. >> that if your child can say it confidently and that would scare them away and it makes sense and they are ready, then use it. if you think they sound nervous tentative and vulnerable, it's better to say nothing. >> reporter: if they are worried that the person at the door is up to no good, then call a parent or 911. >> please send help. >> reporter: just as the brave 12-year-old from scottsdale, arizona, did. vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >> and gold stresses children need to be home with confidence and confidence comes with experience. role playing, rehearsing different scenarios will prepare your child to be home alone. >>> followups to the complaints that the nypd mishandled a reported sex attack. pepper elet te says she was raped at a bar in the lower east side. she says she may have been drugged and an employee followed her into the bathroom last wednesday where he attacked her. she says when she went to police, they treated her more like a suspec

wisconsin senator tammy baldwin announced her support today.ral syria, islamic state militants have abducted at least 230 people, including dozens of christians. activists say it happened overnight at a town in homs province after the extremists captured the town from pro- government forces. the rest of those seized were sunni muslims. the world anti-doping agency says an independent commission will investigate allegations of widespread use of illegal substances in international athletics. german broadcaster a.r.d. has reported that more than 800 athletes had suspicious blood test results between 2001 and 2012. the reports are based on data leaked from the international association of athletics federation. in california, hundreds of evacuees from a wildfire north of san francisco were allowed to return home today. firefighters now have the rocky fire nearly half contained. since last weekend, the fire has destroyed 43 homes as it charred nearly 109 square miles. about 12,000 residents are still under evacuation orders or warnings. and wall stre