ken called tammie from the hospital. tammie broke the news to tiffany. >> it went from, you know, just being in this place of such utter desperation and helplessness and despair and -- and uncertainty, like, and knowing in my heart that she was -- she was gone. >> though still barely hanging on, on life support. and that's when it began with that first rush to their respective airports for flights to honolulu. no idea how long that journey would be. how hard that promise to keep. >> what had happened to their mom? when we come back, the sisters start their own investigation. bring up, a possible clue from their mother their self. there was possible baby pictures. just remember, that remember, that's okay. >> when dateline continues. xent helps heal your skin from within. so you can have clearer skin and noticeably less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a p

[laughter] tammy. >> tammy: our generation it was kind of on the edge of that being the tradition.d us from each other. we are social animals, and we have become much more used to being alone and doing things on our own. we don't go out in big groups and it's dangerous to do that appeared to be safe you have to be alone. but also the school system and certain things socially were kind of taught, social studies and all of that. also who you saw raising you. i was raised by a single parent. so many are raised by a single parent. and we tend to copy what we saw. >> harris: that is why we get tammy bruce. here i am. and fox nation periods >> emily: what i thought was interesting this report 197674%f high school senior said we will get married but now 50 years later 71%. that hasn't changed. so in the report citing it has the benefit according to these numbers that instead of being the first step into adulthood commit is the final step of adulthood. as those points you articulated back then, i'm going to get married and do xyz. now i'm going to do xyz and get married. >> harris: i'm cur

>> tammy: absolutely.signals to the american people what is acceptable, and stashed represents the country. her rhetoric and attitude towards the jewish people in particular has been obscene and unacceptable, something we have seen evolve in the country by a very few vocal field with a jew hatred and tax on jews. this is a statement, what americans are looking for. she is still in congress, was voted in, going to have an influence, but it's interesting on how that particular -- was for her, and that kind of control to look seriously at why this was so important. now that the body has spoken, it certainly reflects what we stand for as a nation. >> harris: what does it look like when each party is going to kick out people -- and jason chaffetz, the former -- said "intel is different." that's a national security situation we have adam schiff leaking. plenty of people now knew that he was. when you are looking at this, should there be concern that when democrats are back in the majority, like -- they start of

>> tammy: train is not interest with peace.win with peace and they want america to be distracted and the money to be drained. that is what is happening. my generation is a little kid i remember the death reports from vietnam. this sounds like a war between us and china appear there is no end to that. the references to years. come. kamala harris just a couple of days ago accused and said we determine putin has committed war crimes. that does not give him a lot of space to leave saving face thinking i'm going to be removed or dealt with after with after-the-fact peer they have almost lock that door, interestingly. americans have to be aware of this when it comes to proxy wars, unaccounted for money, military hardware and also advisors. we may see some of that. we must say no and resist it completely. >> china proxy wars, advisors, some of the things you listed are parallels to vietnam. whit should be troubling to most americans. also troubling this blank check. >> oversight and all of the billions of money in covid has been lost,

and then he asked me to clasp my hands together, and tie my hands behind my back. >> tammy, tammy what use it on you. >> the man with a bright lead, as you might suspect, was butch hinton. >> he tells me things like, i want to waste you right now. if you don't cooperate, i'll do you like i did the other two. >> i'll waste you right now? >> yes. and at some point i move from the front seat to the back. and he proceeds to tie me further. to use bandanas tied together on my mouth. he dictates me. he is what is known as hog tying, and places may in the trunk. >> tammy says he drove around with her in the trunk for a long time. until they finally got to his house. >> he carries me through the seller door in the basement of his home. >> it's now dark out? >> yes. >> can you yell or scream at this point? >> no my mouth is gagged. >> you had clearly been objected. to what ends you do not know. >> how are you going to play this person? >> i prayed hard. >> he took the gag off of her mouth and started asking her questions. >> he asked me if i ever had sexual intercourse. i told him no i had not,

kerry's daughter died after taking drugs supplied by tammy's son. been four years, this year, but it still feels like it happened yesterday. flowers in applegarth car park, in northallerton town centre. this is where15—year—old leah hayes was found on saturday. police were called after reports a young woman had collapsed. two north yorkshire mums who built an unlikely friendship from a terrible tragedy. kerry roberts and tammy kirkwood first campaigned side—by—side to raise awareness of the risks of drugs, after tammy's son helped supply the mdma which killed kerry's daughter. kerry wants to see a new law, in tribute to her daughter, leah. tammy's strongly against the idea, but both want to see stronger action on county lines gangs. most of the laws need updating. you know, the laws are not with the times. they were made — what — 50, 60, 70 years ago, when life was so much different. just set out for us the specific law changing you want to see through leah's law. what you want to see come on? to make it a specific offence to deal to children under

tammy's son helped supply the mdma which killed tammy's daughter.parate campaigns but want the same outcome, to get better protection for the victims of county lines gangs. most of the laws are not with the times, they were made 50, 60, 70 years ago when life is so much different. just set up for us the specific law change you want to see. what do you want to see? to make it a specific offence to deal to children under 16. it sounds really simple and it sounds like it could already be law but it is not. i don't think the politicians understand what modern slavery is, i know they had a ten year plan but when you read it, there is nothing in there protecting our children that were being exploited. he talked about helping the drug users and everybody else but he didn't talk about protecting our children. we are in a crisis. as we are in the middle _ we are in a crisis. as we are in the middle of— we are in a crisis. as we are in the middle of that— we are in a crisis. as we are in the middle of that crisis _ we are in a crisis. as we are in the middle

this is tammy here. it's interesting a lot of this is guesswork but are you hearing anything about this and possibly being in addition to obviously this is technically low-tech it is a balloon really know is you have mentioned can be transmitted. they don't have to retrieve it to get the information that it is gathering. but, as part of our concern what could have been in the balloon? has there been any discussion about this being a test of how far a villain could get into the interior of the country but the american reaction could be what kind of job that kind of balloon but having very low-tech way? sammy officials say there's no question china's testing u.s. resolved. the russian sent launch bear bombers from bases in russia just to test the u.s. response to the last of the f-22 are also based in alaska see their launch times intercept. the fact is bloom was built to launcher mainland, china going to u.s. territory quite possibly be the first time it's shot down a balloon over the united st states. be

it tammy's son. richard edwards reorts. :, , , tammy's son. four years this year, but it still _ reports. it has been four years this year, but it still feels i this year, but it still feels like it happened yesterday. flowers in applegarth car park, this is where15—year—old leah hayes was found on saturday. police were called after reports a young woman had collapsed. two north yorkshire mums who bought an unlikely friendship from a terrible tragedy. they would first campaign side—by—side to raise awareness of the risk of drugs after tammy's son help supply the mdma that killed kerry's daughter. kerry wants to see a new law, tammy is strongly against the idea but both want to see stronger action on county lines gangs.- to see stronger action on county lines gangs. most of the laws are not with the _ county lines gangs. most of the laws are not with the times. i laws are not with the times. made 50, 60,70 years ago when life was so much different. the secific life was so much different. the specific law _ life was so much different. the specif

if that weren't enough, my wife, tammy murphy.plause] >> i don't want laura kelly to get mad at me but josh appears not here because he's at the super bowl rooting for his eagles. we believe that to john carney, just a statement of fact. go chiefs. josh is likely to host us for a single day convening in philadelphia, to me and i cannot wait to welcome everybody to the great garden state, new jersey in july, july 12th-14 for our nga annual summer meeting. that will be in atlantic city. i said too many of you bring your dancing shoes and your wallets. not necessarily in that order. the roundtables also examine our parallel initiative and i want to thank tammy for this. she's done outstanding work on this issue in our state and an excellent job leading this initiative nationally. these two initiatives share so much common ground, like the challenges to affordable and accessible care, the importance of coordinated solutions, and our duty to our most vulnerable. it makes sense that we consider them together and develop shared solutions

, host of get tammy bruce on fox nation.uttigieg blames somebody who was president who actually got there before he did. he was there before the transportation secretary it took pete buttigieg 20 days to get there. >> it did. they are arguing this doesn't matter. going to a place where there is a tragedy doesn't matter. these are people we've hired to fix these things. you hear in all of their conversations it's not what how they will involve the problems. but i will remind people of bill clinton. i worked on his first campaign and his numbers were not very good in his first term and then there was a murrow federal building explosion and went to oklahoma city genuinely empathetic and heard i feel your pain. it saved his presidency and made a difference for americans and for the people of oklahoma city. that is what you do when there is a tragedy. >> harris: we still talk about that line i feel your pain. here is former ohio democratic congressman tim ryan on president biden's failure to visit east palestine, ohio nearly a mo

hello everyone i am todd along with tammy bruce, l lisa boothe and david webb welcome to "the big sunday show" the big story tonight, ballooning questions about the chinese bible in the military shot done yesterday off the coast of south carolina. it took a full week for joe biden to do something about it north, said they started tracking the blue last saturday over alaska and then it drifted to the states and over key military bases, it was a citizen, a citizen that spotted it wednesday in montana, by the way the air force base in montana is where we keep icbms in combat ready minuteman missiles. so what is with the delay, what kind of intel did china get before the military shot down the balloon. these are all questions republicans want answers to. >> i think it's an open question this is not become public if the administration had not briefed the matter to congress thursday afternoon after was about to become public. whether the president would shutdown the balloon once he got over the atlantic ocean. >> the world was watching this just like they were watching the disaster withdraw in

tammy bruce is here with reaction what you make of the state of the union in the state of biden?viously what is happening since the state of the union after the large chinese balloon i don't know what they need right now but it has been quite surreal the entire experience since this election in 2020 has been bizarre and one of the reasons why many people are feeling disturbed is because we are getting information and that is what you mentioned i think the earlier interview was right on target we have a state of the union that was gibberish i normally watch that because you are supposed to hear about the state of the union. not hear about a wish fantasy social justice campaign speech that is it rooted in the day-to-day reality. so what makes americans concerned about who is in charge and what else we are lied to about does it mention what occurred? that was bad enough and then we can presume it's from china because a similar effort was made by the canadian defense minister yesterday said the object was cylindrical and there were some earlier reports they did not know what to think

look, she could not be here today tammy baldwin. start from wisconsin i get a note from tammy.side she is incredible. before i get started want to take a moment on behalf of the american people our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of turkey and sierra. the death toll is rising it's one of the worst quakes in that region over 100 years. we mourn the loss of so many lives and offer our deepest alliances. it is amazing watching these people try to pull out the blonde and rubble in these terrible built buildings. the earthquake was incredibly powerful. significant aftershocks in the second quake. he seemed denser moms pulling little babies out from underneath the rubble. so many people die. our thoughts are also with the survivors have been torn apart by this tragedy. as i told the president i called him immediately when the first quake hit the united states is offering our full support. full support rescue and recovery teas are nato allied deployed teams u.s. agency development trying additional resources. including our armed forces in europe to assess turkey stains on th

but tammy baldwin wants to take them away.ity at risk. tell tammy baldwin hands off our benefits. >> there it is again. we were just talking about social security and medicare. it is actually interesting that they are attacking the democrats on an issue they are vulnerable on. >> that is not an unnatural place to go for various political parties. but listen, that shows me they're going to throw everything but the kitchen sink into this race. and it is going to be so expensive. they have an open seat in michigan. they are already seeing people line up for it. even in california where they're likely to hold it is still going to be expensive in the primary. my goodness. >> they are going to play everywhere they can and then some. >> tammy baldwin told me she is not going to make a decision or announce her decision until the spring. you mentioned michigan. we talked about pennsylvania. there is also nevada. jackie rosen's seat. she told me she does plan to run but that was one of the closest races in the last cycle. mitch mcconnel

tammy, this is not a good look for the administration. week could not be worse for the biden administration. >> that's because they were exposed. the chinese balloon itself, cbs is reporting that we saw it launch from china. we were watching it the entire way until it turned left and came up to alaska. i don't know what is worse. we knew and did nothing or we didn't know. the bottom line is, it seems clear we did know. they didn't expect us to find out. if it wasn't for a billings gazette photographer who looked up and said is that a bus or super man? what is that? he took a picture. it gets in the billings gazette and blows up what the biden administration planned which was to say nothing. it's not unexpected. when we say shoot first and ask questions later it reminded me them being trigger happy with shooting things out of the sky, reminded me of a very deadly example of that in afghanistan during the withdrawal. we killed ten civilians including seven children and we were told it was to stop another attack on the airport. it was an aid

tammy?at there is a big hubbub from the biden administration from surgeon general social media too dangerous for minors to engage in and should be limits. they don't have the where with all to cope with gauging with others and what social media does. yet there is not a peep. yet encouraging dynamic from biden administration. life changing irreversible dynamic for children. we are going to look back regarding an adult issue, using children to create validity to adult choices and feelings. horrible. this is not even about transgenderism at all. it is about the nature of using children to reinforce the validity or the nature of who we are and the choices we make as adult individuals. and it is unacceptable. you know. i saw this coming 20 years ago. children began to be a focus in an effort to legitimize nature of the choices we are making as adults. it is a marginal group. it is marginal extremists. this is not what the transgender community in general out there this is political. leftism. it i

kelly o'grady fantastic. >> one and only tammy bruce is here. you spent a lot of time in california. what do you make of that story? >> it is not surprising. politicians every where, like monopoly money, our money attack money there is no money tree. and they see it as their opportunity to just spend like crazy people. i have to tell you, when they talk about this is where lies come in. california they keep saying they have a budget su surplus. they have 1.5 trillion dollar unfunded diebill liability with state pensions. there is no surplus. those budget dynamics do not relate to the unfunded liabilities, that is the case in many different states not just california, but california is giant. it has been for quite some time. what we have here, is now with democratic party. this mentality like a bad boyfriend. promising you all kinds of different things and a lot of credit cards and what his life will be and your life will be. and then when fall for it, he said, you know, i made a mistake, that is not happening, as he falls asleep on the couch and

nobody will remember the prediction except for tammy. i loved talking to you and the fox nfl sunday gang. i mean, it was such ad delight and have a montage of some of your clips with the gang. take a look. >> terry, you'll be slower, lamar jackson. >> i'm 74 years old. of course. [ laughter ] >> this show has never been more awkward. >> everybody is standing right here has had a defining -- everybody here has had a defining moment. >> oh. >> i lost $1 million last week. the last time i lost $1 million, i had a bad prenup. [ laughter ] >> hey, we in the same club. >> i'll go with the saints, get some of my money back. >> so honestly, do you guys really get along that well? >> yes. >> no rivalries? no fighting for air time? >> no. you kidding me? we're all proud of one another's accomplishments. as players we're proud of one another's accomplishments in television as a matter of fact before i came over here today, i got a text from howie wishing me luck today. i mean, you know, that's the kind of friends that we are. we're very close, all

. >> tammy saw how committed tony was committed to her patients.e office. so she was charmed when one day in september harold asked for her help. >> you got a phone call out of the blue from herald. >> he has he found and said, hey tammy i want to surprise tony for her anniversary, can you help me out? >> it was their 12th wedding anniversary. harold wanted to celebrate with a surprise trip to one of colorado's wonders, rocky mountain national park. >> so are being sneaky in all of this? >> i am. we had all of her husband's to call and do something fun like that. so i made her schedule so that she could be done and out of the office by 3:00. but it looks like she would be there until 5:00. >> the big day was september 28th, 2012. >> he came into the office, and the other girls thought it would be fun to really surprise her. so they put him in an exam room. >> a colleague shot this cell phone video. >> so, she picks up the charred, walks in the room like she normally would, and there is her husband. and she is like, what's going on? and he says, you

i also want to thank tammy murphy. i don't want lori calvasina to get mad at me.osh will hostess for a single day convening in philadelphia sometime in may. in tammy and i cannot wait to welcome everybody to the great garden state, new jersey in july. july 12-14 for our annual summer meeting. that will be in atlantic city. as i have said to many of you, bring your dancing shoes and your wallets. not necessarily in that order. the roundtables exam are parallel initiatives on maternal and infant health. she has done outstanding work on this issue in our state and she is doing an excellent job leading this initiative nationally. these two initiatives share so much common ground like the challenges to affordable and accessible care. the importance of coordinated solutions and our duty to our most vulnerable. it makes sense that we consider them together and develop shared solution that give kids in our states the support they need and deserve to get the best start in life. we have learned already so much from these roundtables. hearing personal stories, learning more

on that point, i also want to thank my wife, tammy murphy, stand up and take a bow please, tammy murphy. [applause] i don't want laura kelly to get mad at me but josh soup euros -- josh shapiro is not here because he's rooting for the eagles. and i'm just stating a fact, go chiefs. we are likely to be hosted a single day when we convene in philadelphia sometime in may. we can't wait to welcome everyone to the great garden state in july, for the -- july 12-14 for our annual summer meeting. that will be in atlantic city. as i have said to many of you, bring your dancing shoes and your wallets. not necessarily in that order. the roundtables exam are parallel initiatives on maternal and infant health. she has done outstanding work on this issue in our state and she is doing an excellent job leading this initiative nationally. these two initiatives share so much common ground like the challenges to affordable and accessible care. the importance of coordinated solutions and our duty to our most vulnerable. it makes sense that we consider them together and develop shared solution that give kid

and tammy bruce. p>> you are raising my bloo pressure. you are driving me knews. please tell me a woman that is spilling that hatred and anti-semitism and he's allowed on committee. >> i disagree with your character aixaza characterization, my brother. she's a muslim woman and the first naturalized. >> how many people think she's ananti-sem anantti antanti anti-semitic? [ applause ] >> it does not hurt my feelings. i believe that you can not remove people from committees because of their personal views, otherwise, what are you going to have in congress? a bunch of ye yes, men? the vote to eject her was purely bipartisan. >> when marjorie taylor green was not allowed on a single committee. where were those democrats standing up for her >> i absolutely agree with you. >> at least kevin mccarthy was allowed in congress and just not that one. >> the republicans are now under congresswoman nancy mace, today introducing a new rule that no member of any committee can be rejected again without due process. >> that's as of today. >> the big difference with this committee i

along with fox news contributor tammy bruce. tammy, let me go to you first, because i got to tell you, this is not a good look for an administration. i know they they have a new chief of staff, but i'm telling you, the week could not have been worse for the biden administration. well, and partly that's because they were exposed. >> right. the chinese balloon itself. we now cbs is reporting that we saw it launch from china and we were watching it the entire way until it turned left when it went over guam and came to alaska. so i don't know what's worse is that we knew and we did nothing and allowed it to reverse or we didn't know. but the bottom line is , is that it seems clear that we did know and that they didn't expect us to find out if it wasn't for an intrepid billings gazette photographer who happened to look up and said, is that a bus or is it superman? right. i mean, what is above the in the sky? they took a picture. it gets in the billings is that and it blows up what the biden administration had planned, which is to say

first guest tonight as an academy award-winning actor and producer, who has starred in "the eyes of tammyadway in "a doll's house." please welcome back to "the late show," jessica chastain. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wow am what an audience! hi everybody. my voice is, i was saying it's very kathleen turner this evening, very low. >> stephen: well, we'll just take it easy and slow. there's no need to yell, we have microphones. >> i was so moved by your enthusiasm of your audience, very sweet! (applause) >> stephen: now, it's march will be a year since you won your academy award for "the ice of tammy fae." but long before that your credits were law and order, er guest responds and we know that we found an old resume of yours. first of all i love that photo of yours, what are you 25 or so? is. >> before i realized i could you put makeup on mylo surprised all th time. i want to fact-check some of these. because i was a young actor and i put all kinds of stuff on my resume. >> all right. >> stephen: it's very impressive already, you've done some lovely work here but under special skills, irish, standard briti

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very fortunate to be led by governor murphy from the -- from his great state with his incredible wife tammy. if you haven't got to know her, you need to. he's good, she's better. the people of new jersey are very well servinged and we feel so fortunate to have this opportunity to servelm togethert this time and i do believe that it is an important time, a critical time in our nation's history as there is so much of a toxic divide in the country around all things political and we disagree and it is agree passionally and we really like each other and we find ways to work together. his work on youth mental health is seminole and to see republicans and democrats coming together to work on this very important issue with experts from around the country that have been convening with the murphies all around the country and in utah, california, and headed to michigan and at the the end, they'll deliver to all of us as governors, incredible product that we'll be able to nduse learning best practices fm each other and that's what we do. all 50 governors with the territorial governors that come and wee

tammy mall is a plasma physicist. dr. b deal on the right is the director. we spoke with them this afternoon about what it means to be invited. >> it is such an honor to be part of this important night and to represent this incredible accomplishment and all the thousands of people over decades that brought us to this point. >> i started jumping up and down. i think it is really cool. it is a dream come true. >>> -- invited pastor michael mcbride who founded e drandez arriaga. she started the group that supports peninsula farmworkers and families. also representative thompson invited jennifer gray thompson. she is being recognized for her work helping thousands of people after the wine country wildfires. >>> president biden will into the capitol building to deliver his address in less than an hour. skyler henry joins us with what to expect. >> reporter: good evening. in terms of guests, we will also see brandon say. he is the gentleman that unharmed the gun man last month as well as paul pelosi, the husband of nancy pelosi. there was that brutal beating in sa

welcome tammy. [applause] we're also deeply grateful for the six years of dedicated service by lt. governor brent sanford, whose positive impact on the lives of north dakotans will be felt for generations to come. please join me in thanking brent and sandi for their lifetime of service and wishing them all the best in the future. [applause] from the earliest indigenous inhabitants of these lands to the pioneers of modern agriculture, our success in north dakota has always come from the strength and resiliency of our people. we are only two weeks since the official first day of winter, yet some cities like bismarck already have received an entire season's worth of snowfall, over 51 inches, a record for the last three months of any year. this is on top of the april snow-and-ice storm that dropped 40 inches of snow during spring calving across north dakota and knocked out power to tens of thousands of residents, making it the fifth-most costly disaster on record and the largest since the 2011 flooding. the april storm, the veterans day storm, the mid-december blizzard, the whiteout co

i think it's about tammy. >> the real mvp of that family, shout out to his wife, christina, she's got four boys in the house, five. >> she gets the award. >> you have a shout out? >> i want to wish a happy birthday to my great cousin, dorothy. vern, she watches you every day. and me, too. >>> things for watching, bundle up everyone. the news contin s on announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [cheers and applause] steve: how y'all? i appreciate that. thank you. appreciate it, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheers and applause] well, we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day from west monroe, louisiana, it's the champs, it's the soignier family. [cheers and applause] and they're back. from philly, p.a., wdas 105.3, it's the tankersly family. [cheers and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself some cash, and

we are very fortunate to be led by governor murphy from his great state with his incredible wife, tammy. if you haven't gotten to know her, you need to. he is good. she is better. the people of new jersey are very well served. we feel so fortunate to have this opportunity to serve together at this time. i do believe it is an important time, a critical time in our nation's as there is so much of a toxic divide in our country around all things political. we disagree, we disagree passionately and the humanly -- vehemently, and we really liked each other and we find ways to work together. his work on youth mental health is seminal. to see republicans and democrats coming together to work on this very important issue with experts around the country who have been convening all across the country, they started in utah, they were in california, they are headed to michigan, and at the end, they will deliver to all of us as governors and incredible product that we will be able to use learning best practices from each other. and that is what we do, all 50 governors plus the territorial governors w

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dion: tammy's husband to drive but to stand in santa cruz mountains, where roads and the neighborhoods are closed. >> oh. dion: nyla showed this video napa county, the moment power went out at about 11:00 last night. despite the downed power lines and tree branches, which brought some difficulty with their car, the family still managed to build a snowman pewter according to 10-year-old alyssa leo's mom, they love their snow day in the santa cruz mountains. perhaps the greatest of them all, a group of athletes who never miss their weekly runs from mill. >> them are ultra runner distance athletes, and they started predawn with headlamps on, getting just when it was getting light. dion: no matter where you live in the bay area, there seems to be one common vm -- >> it is a once in a decade kind of thing, so you just have to play hooky from work in the morning a little bit or get up a little early and just have fun with that, because these conditions do not show up all the time. dion: you hear tha permission to play hooky the next time it snows could by the way, that woman and that running

tammy in the bulldogs coming to town. the job is far from. don't of doing my part as i enjoy it, i appreciate it. >> but so a lot about locked it on the season in an hour put the script and there comes gonzaga and and we have hands full with them. take possession at a >> you can. fast-forward plays you know, things that i could go right for 5 minutes. but you got to have things go right for 40 compartmentalize taking possession by possession >> every 5 minutes. time try to win every game. 2. >> in brooklyn, kyree wants out. he and the franchise failed to come to an agreement on a long-term extension. so because of this or bing has requested a trade ahead of thursday's trade deadline. now the lakers, the phoenix suns and the dallas mavericks are all teams that have expressed some interest in the brooklyn nets. star kyrie is seeking a four-year deal worth 198.5 million dollars. max, if traded, he's eligible for a two-year deal worth 78.6 million with his team gives it back to you guys at that. thank you, aaron. >> coming up, beyonce fans know t

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hey, it's tammy. i just wanted to check in with you see how you're doing before we come over can be so good to meet you, brother? yeah, okay, all right, great. brother will be there in a few minutes. all right. it's the hardest thing i have ever made a good time. my young 900 years was to get out of this. i was 20 is i'm now going to lose family members that are in the room. when all this, every friends i've just had for the last 6 years. and they're all going to go are so just kind of recap and fresh out, fresh on like, i think you just like he one day to the next is still questions. things. yeah. but he, he went, he didn't go through a period of questioning his membership. he went from being in a to be in all like almost instantaneous the same day. kind of thing. you know, he was got turned at the rally, the the, the getting beat up. he was getting beat through protester side of thing. people were kicking him in the house and people have to know that it's really ramp it in. the people are getting ou