what's happening, tammy? tammy: marcus. -lemonis: how are you? -tammy: good. lemonis: the 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

no shame to tammy. but last night i went out with mila's finishing her 3s program. not a huge milestone. >> well, it's a milestone. >> i went out with some of the parents and met them on the last day of the school year. i mean, really became close with them. we were like, why did we not get together earlier! you know? i need to create some traditions for my own kids. not that my parents didn't. we took pictures. but nothing that really became every year. >> it's one of those things, you know. of course, there is our t >> oh, yes. this is cute, tammy. >> the oh the places you'll go tradition. >> she has this book that she bought i think when they are youngest was in preschool. she had every teacher -- she is going to have every teacher sign it for her and give it to her when she is 18. >> tammy, you are one of the moms that we can't get enough of. >> they've already started signing it. >> i imagine that wherever you'll go it will be with a song in your heart, love miss maury. >> another one wrote --

a lot of things he told the media corroborated with what we've seen so far, tammy. could this put this thing to rest? >> it could, aot of this relies on president trump's response to this now as mr. gasparino indicated they're going to take a softer response. the president was told three times he was not under investigation. that has now been proven as well. here's what's interesting when it comes to the nature of what donald trump as president is allowed to do. he has ever right in the world to express a wish, an opinion, a desire and even a suggestion but he's the president for crying out loud, that is not rise to anything close to what the media's been claiming now within gossip as news for the last several months. keep this in mind. if he was supposedly willing to interfere with the michael flynn investigation, why wouldn't he then have tried -- if you're going to put yourself out there in impeachable offense, why wouldn't you do it with a larger dynamic that might affect you like the russia investigation? why would you take that step and not do it bigley? why w

here to discuss, tammy bruce, ford o'connell. this is the first in a long line of dominoes that have to go through. it could be the biggest legislative win because it make everything else easier. it has been crafted in secret. mike lee is one of the republican senators upset about that. tammy: this it part and parcel of how legislation is done. it's been so long since legislation has been crafted with obama we never got to see it. so i'm not concerned about that. but there are so many divisions -- in the actual end result. it would have gone smoother if they had been focused the last several years. i we hear that the senate version though is actually similar to the house version which could be somewhat help new. whatever it is that get announced tomorrow. whatever end up coming out will probably not look anything like it. a big deal this fact the opioid epidemic and money for that as well and medicaid. you look at entitlement dynamic. we have to have something. obviously it's already collapsing with obamacare. it's about getting

tammy: they don't have a history of doing that.paul ryan always gives lots of speeches and says nice, wonderful things, and nothing happens. we are tired of speeches. we got tired of speeches the last 8 years. you give a nice speech and everything goes wrong. now we are all the target. this is a tipping point. we have been through assassinations. throughout the last several years at the town halls we have seen the process move up. that wasn't enough for people to do anything about. they can decide to get the obamacare stuff done and the tax dynamic and recognize that donald trump's agenda is something that should be dealt with and move forward. they can stop with impeachment talk. so they can do things right away. if you don't see that right away, charles, it confirms byron, they aren't going to do anything. we are used to acting on an issue like immigration. act on this. contact mcconnell and paul ryan. charles: yesterday the house healthcare bill was called mean. how does that change when the senate handles that sort of legislati

he and his wife tammy were forced onto obamacare exchange in 2015. like countless others, they were shocked to learn that they could not keep their doctors as promised and could not keep their plan as promised. they started out paying $600 per month and then their insurer quit the exchange so they had to switch to a new plan. month and to $1000 a it keeps going up and up and up to where we are today, now over $1400 per month. they have been forced off their plans on to a new one three times in three years and premiums have soared 127%. they now stand nearly one fourth of their net monthly income on health insurance. bothoth of these families, great families. sarah havehis wife also endured enormous pain under the crushing burden of obamacare. robert serves as a volunteer captain for the rental fire department. he was a small business owner for 30 years, but there obama care premiums doubled. sarah was forced to leave retirement to find a part-time job just to pay the bills. when she did so, making matters worse, they were no longer robert eligible fo

tammy bruce. tammy, let's start with reality winner.is one of the most repugnant young people one can imagine in the service of the u.s. air force, and was a top job in intelligence. how can this be? tammy: her middle name is never going to be a. so you have the ality of wt her future is going to be. she is a young woman, she speaks farsi and pashtun. so she is good with languages. she is up in age when you get out of high school or college and you go into the military, those are the individuals we are putting in those positions with languages and give top secret clearances. lou: we don't do that. tammy: she is typical from what i have read. lou: if she is typical, then we have a fifth column growing inimmense proportions. because she couldn't have been more a more textbook edition of the enemy within. >> it's a reflection of the deep state that you and i have been talking about for weeks now. they are so ingrained in destroying our country. her name ways reality winner. it should have been reality loser. it's reality tv playing itself

that tammie just showed you.king dry weather and relatively hot because expecting more sunshine with that. at beaches it's going to be warm in delaware but thunderstorms late saturday, not as warm at jersey shore with more sunshine on sunday. philly pops could be seeing some showers right now just going for mostly cloudy skies. and wawa welcome america, that is looking dry, warm, but not too humid. >>> sometimes blue isn't enough for a crayola crayon, the lehigh valley company asked customers to name new creation. dreams come blue and blue moon bliss are among names. you can vote for your favorite on their website. >>> bitten by shark not once but twice. >> teen shares her survival story. >>> failing fireworks, recall your family needs to know before july fourth celebrations. >>> elephant on the run, how this guy ended up roaming unsuspect neighborhood. >>> live coverage from wawa welcome america, join erin and me monday july 3rd for a front row seat to the philly pops and glenn "hurricane" schwartz will be with

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gerri: tammy, it's jobs, jobs, jobs, right?my: jobs, the wall, the economy in general, the obamacare repeal, taxes and jobs. these are the reasons he got elected. at the same time you are looking at a man who has a responsibility to follow through on his own promises. but those promises are also beneficial for the country. but he also wants something from the tech titans. he wants them in to help make things go smoothly. gerri: when they were sitting there talking, the funny thing about it was how much sucking up there was by the ceos saying you are doing such a lovely job and we love you. tammy: the mood with technology companies trite now is not going well. we are looking at tech companies as a problem. they have an interest in in the having the president be their enemy, too. gerri: stocks ending the day in the red. we'll tell you all about it coming up. gerri: uber reversing course and allowing drivers to collect tips. we're on to you, diabetes. time's up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork... your days

tammy: they are calling it a discussion draft.make a commitment to the bill they presented. they are like the pajama boy. of course it's going to look different. my big problem, with the four opposed to this, senator paul and ted cruz, they $have been in there also for years. i don't see a new proposal or consolidated ideas pouring out of their pores either. they are sitting around protesting when years have gone by. mike lee said -- lou: is it good enough? tap rrp it will change. they don't cut anything. they slow the increase. that's a famous trick in washington. lou: mollie, your thoughts? mollie: this is an imperfect bill. there is a lot of stuff consequence conservatives would be happy with. if you told them years ago you could get rid of the individual employer mandate and deal with the problems of obamacare down the road, i think most tons * would be happy to take that. at the same time this is not a repeal bill, and republican voters were promised they would replease and replace obamacare. but it provide more money up fron

chief meteorologist tammie souza is in studio. we're going to start with ted greenberg in ocean city with how the shore's preparing for your family's arrival. >> reporter: fourth of july weekend rolling into view in ocean city. >> we've been here for 19 days. >> reporter: but andrew lawton and his family are getting set to roll out. >> it's got be out here when the crowds are open. >> reporter: the air man does have the same idea. >> this is our fourth of july, celebrating our country early. >> reporter: the surf mall among local businesses getting ready. this year a bonus with the fourth falling on a tuesday. >> i think any merchant would prefer to have four very strong days as opposed to when fourth of july falls on a saturday. >> reporter: playland's castaway cove sets for a long weekend of fun after getting hit by the same group of young vandals twice this week. >> really, really frustrating. >> police hoping the public can help identify the pack of four. they're seen on surveillance video pushing over a $4,000 soda machine ea

tammie. breaking news we're following this morning, three people in the hospital after they were stabbed during a robbery in philadelphia's crescentville neighborhood. george spencer is live outside of einstein medical center where the victims are being treated. george, fill us in on this. >> reporter: rosemary, dispatchers said one of the victims was stabbed over his entire body. we've just confirmed within the past 30 minutes not only was this a triple stabbing but those victims were robbed as well. nbc 10's cameras were there at the scene in the 1600 block of mayfair in cresse enterville earlier this morning where we saw police still holding that scene. this all happened just after 3:00 a.m. this morning. one of the victims, a 27-year-old man, stabbed in the neck. a 28-year-old guy stabbed in the chest and back. we're still working to figure out the injuries to the third man. we do know all three of them have been rushed here to einstein where they're being treated for their injuries. nor

tammy, start with the president and the withdrawal from the paris accord. tammy: yeah. is it to have a real leader in the white house? tammy: well, we're getting that sense now, aren't we? it's been magnificent but also combined with clearly a change after europe. there is some shifts in the white house, apparently, discussions about mr. bannon being a little more prevalent, and as a result, there's action that matches the action of the president himself. he's in front of the announcement. he didn't just release it in a statement. it was in the rose garden. he as a result controlled the narrative. his quotes are the ones that lead, at leaving the vultures of the media behind. this is what they can expect for the next eht years. and that's going to make even more liberals cry. it's going to make this nation better and get us back on our feet. lou: ned, what do you think? ned: it's great. he came back from a phenomenal trip overseas that changed the narrative. one of the things i've been trying to encourage, change the narrative. go on the offense. comes back from the ove

beautiful. >> over to tammie souza. tammie, getting hot. talking 90s? so good, erin, able to pack up my boots. finally. end of last week, wearing boots in june. packed up, put away until sometime next fall. >> are those flip-flops? >> no. but open-toed. you can't see. >> no. >> sorry. all right. go ahead and take a look. downtown. beautiful, beautiful sight. 83 the high in philadelphia today. the highest wind gusts, 25 miles an hour. breezy at times, wasn't it? if you want to catch a pretty sunset, today, 29 tonight. get ready for that. right now in wildwood, 79 degrees. can't show you enough pictures from the beach. can we? spectacular along the shore. winds out of the west, 6 miles an hour and coatesville, 79. winds out of the west and northwest. 15 miles an hour. now, in allentown, a little warmer. 80 with west winds to 13 miles an hour, and in the air blowing around plenty of pollen out there. the grass is at a medium level. so are the trees and mold. the weeds at a low level. if you're sniffling and sneezing, know you now why. where we are. for tom

>> thanks for that, tammie. now to that breaking news we're following this morning. investigators tell us three men were all rushed to the hospital after someone stabbed him in the crescentville neighborhood overnight. george spencer is live just outside einstein medical center where the victims are being treated. george? >> reporter: detectives have been inside all morning trying to talk to these victims and piece together exactly what happened. at this point we've confirmed not only was this a triple stabbing but the victims were robbed as well. nbc 10's cameras were there on the scene in the 600 block of mayfair earlier today as investigators were really holding that scene. all of this happened shortly after 3:00 a.m. one of the victims, a 27-year-old man, was stabbed in the neck. a 28-year-old man was stabbed in both the chest and the back, and the injuries to the third victim aren't clear. these victims say they do not know just exactly how much cash was stolen from them. they were all three of them rushed here to einstein medical center where they're now in sta

some parts of the area, let's check in with meteorologist tammie souza.he's tracking the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. you know what a forecast like this one is what neighborhood weather is all about. >> you're nice, you're nice and you have a little shower. a little cooler than normal, but exceptional. 9 in philadelphia. you can see some of those fair weather clouds and drops a few showers. we even had our hail alga rhythm pop up this afternoon. so maybe some pea-sized hail was trying to fall. beautiful sky out there. we should be in the 80s this time of year. nowhere near that. heading to the holiday weekend, what can we expect out there? it's going to be splendid for tomorrow. it will be picture perfect. sunny, low humidity, mild, almost like today. perhaps a degree or two warmer. so right around 80ish is where woer going to be. just another fabulous day. then the humidity returns. if it you like it steamy, you're going to love the start of thursday. we'll see the humidity in here by friday ask saturday. so it is going to be quite oppre

>> thanks for that, tammy.a furry intruder, a mom and her kids take cover when they come home to find a bobcat inside. what they did until help arrived next. >>> it seems animals want to head indoors. this deer smashed through the window of a paint store. it ran through the aisles sliding all over the tile floor before finally darting back outside. the deer caused thousands of dollars in damage. call his lawyer. >>> and what do you do when a bobcat wanders into your house? well, a mother and her two children found out this week when a bobcat got into their house in morris county. the family locked themselves in the bathroom. police opened all the doors. the bobcat left just about an hour later. the bobcat also attacked a dog nearby and was captured by new jersey fish and wildlife. it's unclear if this was the same animal. this weekend an elevated risk for rip currents down the shore. it's easy for swimmers to get caught off guard by the force of the ocean not to mention we haven't been down to the beach for qui

tammy in north carolina. yvonne from norfolk, virginia line for independents.aller: my question is, i'll be honest with you i'm 70 years old. i don't understand why trump cannot release his taxes. he claims to be open about everything. we don't know where the man money is coming from. he doesn't show any respect for any of the laws that are in place in this country. he puts his family in the white house without any vetting when they know that we have anti-nepotism laws. i do not trust the man. period. host: victoria allenton, florida, republicans go ahead. caller: hello. good morning. c-span you're the greatest show on earth. host: appreciate that. caller: it's about president trump. i just want to let you know that i'm old enough to know him. he's a little older than he is. i'll tell you, the guy is quite a character. host: do you know him personally personally? caller: when he announced periodically several years ago that he was going to run for president. i said, no, there's a guy that we as americans should be entertaining in our minds. not in your votes. t

thanks, tammy and rich. sessions addressing comey's comment about his recusal from the investigation. >> the question is, mr. comey said there were matters with respect to the recusal that were problematic and he couldn't talk about them. what are they? >> why don't you tell me. there are none. i can tell you that for absolute certainty. this is a secret innuendo being leaked out there by me and i don't appreciate it. gerri: bob, what is your reaction to that exchange. it was heated. what was your interpretation. >> as a lawyer you never ask somebody what somebody else was thinking. sessions did an incredibly strong job on many things in terms of defending his reputation and integrity. there was a lot of information that he rightlier. >> wrongly refused to discuss. i think he did a good job. i didn't collude with anybody. the real issue are what happened after comey was fired and president trump tweeted and the things he said during the lester holt interview. i have done investigations my whole career. until

after the historic coastguard cutter, tamara. >> yes. >> tammy. >> tammy. >> we got you safe. >>> new member of the cape may county zoo, everyone, bison, sip i and hank are proud parents of a female calf, the fourth calf for the bear. she was born june 5th and doing just quite well. new name has not been released >> i like that. >>> thanks so much for watching us here on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. "eyewitness news" returns at 10 on the cw philly and we are back here at 11:00 on cbs-3. >> up next special hour long addition of the "cbs evening news" in tonight tracking latest on the virginia shooting a team of correspondent is is in the nation's capitol on the scene as well and they will bring us an update on congressman scalise and the other wounded. >> plus we have got details on the gunman at his possible motive as investigation continues to unfold. >> from washington d.c. now here is scott pelley. [gunfire] >> pelley: members of congress under attack. a gunman opens fire on republicans practicing for a charity ballgame. >> as soon as the gunman is down, i ran out to steve. >> pelley

first alert meteorologist tammie souza joins us now. the humidity is coming. >> don't you love the way we tell you, we have a heat wave. we have a heat wave. now we have a cool-down. get ready. there is another heat wave. that's summer. we'll do that to you for the next 90 days. sunshine out there. beautiful day. 83 the high in philadelphia. highest wind gust, 20 miles an hour. look at that. sunset 8:31. allentown, 82. let's look at what's going on in ballet cynwyd. 82, calm. coatesville, 77. fairly comfortable with the lower humidity. 78 in wilmington. dew point at 60. just a little bit stickier there. winds out of the south, 15 miles an hour. all right. it's going to be warm and wet weather that we will be dealing with over the next four days. umbrellas, grab it before leaving the house. chance of showers tomorrow. on saturday, on sunday and i think monday will be almost a washout out there. get ready for that. and it will be heating up. the temperature will climb to near 90 on father's day with a heat index, a feels-like temperature

thank you, tammie. the breaking news that we're following this morning, investigators are trying to track down who is responsible for robbing and stabbing three men in philadelphia. george spencer is live outside of einstein medical center where the victims are being treated. george, what can you tell us? >> reporter: rosemary, we know they are still inside the hospital trying to talk it to the three injured victims. this was a triple stabbinging a and all three were robbed as well. on the 600 block of mayfair earlier this morning as investigators were a.m. a 27 ye-year-old man was stabben the neck. a 28-year-old man stabbed in the chest and the back. the injuries to the third victim not yet clear but the victims do say they were robbed. we do not know exactly how much cash, though, was stolen from them. all three were rushed to einstein medical center. they are being less than cooperative as part of the investigation. we do know investigators are looking for two suspects in the case. those suspects rea

chief meteorologist tammie souza is with us now. hot and steamy. >> it's going to be. you can use that word wonderful. i know it's awa welcome america, but it's a wonderful event and it's wonderful weather we have been enjoying. if you're out and about at boat house e row, it could not be more wonderful. the conditions are spectacular. 79 degrees. southwest winds, the humidity only 31%. the dew point is 36. so extremely comfortable. don't get attached to this. starting tomorrow, humidity comes back. we are looking at 78 in al lentown. 69 in mount pocono. 79 in wilmington. mount holly at 79. in the distance, our realtime futurecast sky conditions show that there is some rain. but that's way off to the north and west of us. not today and certainly not tomorrow. what we are dealing with is still an issue with allergies. the grass and trees are low. it's the mold that's going to get you very high level right now. >> not going on right here. here are the showers far to the north. everything is quiet. here's tomorrow. looking quiet. this is the first of two storm systems tha

loupe what do you think that answer is tammy?s is the nature of the left. this is what they do so it's not as those though circumstances going to shift them. we have to do is make sure the public conversation condemns them and they are shunned effectively and rejected by the american people. lou: it controls a large measure that public conversation and the carlos slim blog in "the news york times." how when the world are you going to control it with a national left-wing media dominating? >> the president has to do what he does the best and that's connect with the american people. many of these publications decided polls that the president would be able to get elected so what the present these to do is not focus on the press and connect with the american people. he needs to start doing live stream of people facebook and use the technology that got him an election victory which never would have happened back in the day so the president needs to say, i'm not opposed to him using the twitter account but use it effectively. we need to

tammy we're going call her that now. >> tammy. in south philadelphia this is 95 at the base of the girard point bridge here approaching broad street. this is that accident i showed you on the waze app and we can see it here in the camera. so we've got the flashing lights here. no emergency p-, i think now we're seeing emergency workers with the flashing lights there on scene so expect restrictions here on i-95. looks like they're blocking the left lane right now, dave. >> all right, karen, mainly clear, a little mug fee yet on the bus stop this morning. 74 by 6 o'clock, 77 by 8:00 a.m. as we roll through the day things are going to get better. first of all it's not nearly as hot this afternoon, 76 pie by 7 o'clock, 82 by noon. a high of 83. the humidity is still a factor this morning. it's still pretty sticky but we expect that to gradually fall off through the day as well. if you're headed to the airport this morning, it looks like all green airplanes on the big board at the airport and that means no major delays. we do have a li

tammy: this should have bent original plan. this notion of repealing and doing the replacement later. that's the better idea. we know it went to obama, and the problem with replacement is it turned into a christmas tree. you can get repeal done with just republicans. it will be 50, 51, but then you can have the democrats support a little bit of a christmas tree with the replacement. this is one of the arguments about how we can move this. but something has to happen here. let me say when it come to who you are going to appease. the american people elected donald trump because they didn't like being lied to by the democrats and republicans. the continues is that now i have lost my point. i have got three options for you. compromise, punt or surrender. that's where the republicans are tonight. compromise punt or surrender. >> i like the idea of doing a repeal first. this has been done and everybody but one senator voted for this and all but two or three members of the gop house. bring back the same bill and vote on it again. why

was that to ash or tammy, because tammy sings a lot? >> here is the thing.>> i'm going to buy you a copy. >> i have kind of a copy. i have a baby book, oh baby, go baby, which brian pointed out is the same exact story. >> by dr. seuss. >> same pictures, dr. seuss, same author, everything about it is the same but geared toward babies. i had no idea. >> gavin, you have a handshake tradition? what's that? >> take a look at these? there you go. >> look at you. >> yeah. >> what a fine young man you've turned into, gavin. >> was that an accident with every picture. >> what i was going to say, what's weird about that one, jenna, maybe this will be with you, we didn't start it as a tradition. we just loved that picture and we were like let's recreate that picture. >> we do have a picture. a family dog pile, which is so weird. a family dog pile. i did it with my parents. henry and i -- >> you mean like you pile on each other. >> pile on each other. >> for school? >> has nothing to do with school. it has nothing to do with school, but we did take this picture. this is

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and tammy bruce, great to have you with us. show host legendary mark simon. great to have you. tammy, we have the bill and there should be joy in the land. but instead four hombres want to it take away the punch bowl. >> they are calling it a discussion draft. they don't mach a commitment. >> lou: is that mitch mcconnell. >> of course it looks different. and for all four that are opposed to this. senator paul and ted cruz. they have been there for years. i don't see a proposal or different consolidated pouring on out. they are sitting around and protesting and years have gone by. >> i think it will change. they slow the growth and slow the increase and that is a famous trick in washington. >> lou: your thoughtses? >> it is an imperfect bill and people are right to be skeptical. there is a lot of the stuff to be happy with. if you told them they could get rid of the employer man date and lower tax and deal with the problems of obamacare down the road, most would be happy to take that. this is not a repeal bill and republican vot

meteorologist tammie souzza with us now.t is hot and the heat's sticking around for a bit. >> it's sticking around. it looks like it's going to stick around another couple days before we get a break in the heat. you can see the moisture in the air. we do have a haze that's out there. you can feel it too. maybe you want to go to the beach. look at all these people out there looking for relief. 88 right now in cape may. it was actually 91 last hour. the winds out of the south at 14 miles an hour. the ocean water is 63 to 65 degrees depending on where you are. that's what knocked the temperatures down just a little bit. the air temperature right along the shoreline. in philadelphia it's 94 right now with west/southwest winds to 13 miles an hour and if you want real relief go to mt. pocono where it's 83 and a west wind to 17 miles an hour. we have issued a first alert and it's because we have a heat advisory tomorrow from noon to 7:00 in the evening. we also have an air quality alert. the feels like temperature tomorrow will be

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let's bring in tammy souza. a hotter day for tomorrow and then a welcome cool down? >> a welcome cooldown. about a week ago everybody wanted the heat. now they want the welcome cooldown. so here we go. we are going to be looking at warm temperatures tomorrow. right now in philadelphia it is 83 degrees. when is the last time you remember it being this warm this late at night and look at the feels like, 85 degrees. that is a factor when you add in the moisture out there in the air. we're going to be dealing with a heat index tomorrow. the winds out of the southwest to 10. for the remainder of the night. 78 at 2:00 in the morning. 74 at 5:00 in the morning on the southwest winds with a high, thin haze tomorrow. the first alert tomorrow all neighborhoods except right on the shore and in the mountains are going to be under this heat advisory that we have going on. this is tomorrow from noon to 7:00. a feels like of 95 to 100. and that air quality alert out there. so if you have sensitivity to breathing with particulate matter or ozone be aware of that. it is going to be i