i love you, tammy, you're a hero. >> steve: what did you say, tammy? >> we've become good friends this week. i am sure we'll have a lifelong connection. >> yes, we have, time in this country, when there is a lot of chaos and separation, tammy did a courageous act, risked her life to save my life. all lives matter. this should bring the country together to show all lives matter, man. tammy didn't hesitate for one second, she took action, dragged me out of that car. she didn't know nothing about my life, i was in a wheelchair, all she saw was a human being. i love you, tammy, i love you. >> steve: that is great, glad it worked out and thank you for joining us to tell us the story. >> thank you for having us. >> steve: great. >> thank you for having me. >> steve: what a story. all right. cue the democracy music. that's it. vivek ramaswamy giving president biden a run for his money in a new poll, one point behind him and hungry for more, having breakfast with friends in iowa. that interview is coming up next. at red land cotton, the bedding start right her

good| morning, tammy. not surprising, is it, to morning, tammy.y. not surprising, is it, to see the _ morning, tammy. not surprising, is it, to see the impact _ morning, tammy. not surprising, is it, to see the impact of- morning, tammy. not surprising, is it, to see the impact of the - is it, to see the impact of the higher interest democrat interest rates, the moves from the federal reserve hitting people in the pocket? there's alwa s a people in the pocket? there's always a lag _ people in the pocket? there's always a lag between - people in the pocket? there's always a lag between the - always a lag between the imposition of higher interest rates and the impact on the real economy on that, as you say, on people's pockets. and i think that's what people are concerned about now, the key question — when i talk to my colleagues, the key question is, are we headed towards a recession in the us? and the jury recession in the us? and the jury is out on that. if you talk to individual companies, analysts are quite positive, but if you talk to our stra

tammy bruce. >> tammy: we've had this conversation for years about the fact that the south in the countryfight matters, context of history of what everyone went through to save the south and the progress that part of the country made. we worry about erase your of history. we've become a better nation. i think those historic movements that saved the country should be addressed and can be discussed. when it comes to racial justice, this is what a lot of churches are going through. i'm not a church goer. i believe in god. it is a statement that church wants to make. >> harris: i loob at this in a particular way. i was born in georgia. i think this is an effort of erasing the power of red states. if you take away voices in those states about the history we share as americans, you quiet a part of the country, quiet the south. it is history we should know, part of who we are. >> kayleigh: why was a confederate general on a stain glass window in church and why talk about modern-day live issues on stain glas? this is protestant church. this is a national church that wanted to feel free to speak o

tammy is also an inaugural lifetime member of flair, my pleasure to turn the program over to nancy keegan smith. nancy, you are muted. >> it is a pleasure to be here today and welcome our people, i we think we have a very interesting program lined up. have tackled issues as leaders of society. lady bird johnson said while no assign duty. on first ladies, we hear 14 segments of speeches by barbara bush, hillary clinton, laura bush and michelle obama which had a powerful p impact after watching theseg our panels of experts will analyze and discuss them. we can go to the next slide on mrs. bush. mrs. bush's humor and attitude today what is important in life is shown in the speech she made at wellsly college on june 1, 1990, she had not been the first choice and her selection caused cop verseo campus. -- controversy campus. >> diana. >> i know your first choice today was alice walker. guess how i know. because because known for the c color purple, you got me, known for the color of my hair. as you set off i hope many of you will consider making three very somewhere choices. first is to believ

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. ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone i am lisa boothe with joey jones, tammy bruce and joe con concha.come to to "the big weekend show." drew barrymore posed a teary apology on instagram, apologizing to writers on strike and the unions but then came the mob, writers union saying that drew barrymore should not be on air while her writers or strike, and rosy o'donnell also attacking her. and drew barrymore should apologize, . so then came backtracking. drew barrymore posting on instagram, i have listened to everyone. i am making the decision to pause the show's premiere until the strike is over, i have no words to expect my deepest apole gees to anyone that i heard and t incredible time. joe, there is a strike, first time in 63 years, unions for both writers and actors are striking together. they know this is an issue, her team, you know they discussed this, but you decide to do the show. why then capitulate. >> i never understood why she decided to defy the strike and go ahead with this, drew barrymore is worth a reported 125 million dollars, not like she has to work to feed the family.

give a break. >> you know, it raises the question, i think tammy makes a good point. a lot of our allied countries, they don't see leadership from the u.s.y don't se right.and as and as a result, we just pay the bulk of moneys for. the united nations, for the w.h.o., the wef. >> you know, china, india, you know, as far as the parisas climate, they'reg. we pay the bulk of freight there, too. why are we weight participating? you know, the u.n., for example, historically it has been anti-american and anti semitic. why are we paying the bulk of money for ie weepint? o >> well, we shouldn't be paying the bulk of money and other countries should be payingand oe more, just like they should have been paying more. and nato and presidente trump helped that along. and just like they should be paying more and all of these theylict s around the world and i agree with you on the u.n., but what's wildat , about this situation and tammy hit on it is that while we'reisa trying to help the whole world get their act together,he. our act here at home is an act where the people that are p

she is a lovely woman >> before tammy. >> this is for tammy saw the light. thank you. both. >> when we come back according to a report blue cities are now beginning to regret the liberal drug policy. you know safe injection cites. free crack pipes i wonder why. judge weigh in as we continue the special ekingdition of hannity. hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on golo. when i started golo, i expected to plateau like i had so many other times. i was surprised that sticking to the golo plan and taking release, the weight just kept coming off. (soft music) >> society crime homelessness in merky cities and small towns blue states often fouled by serious drug, diction this for years all but encouraged by dem credits elbunkhamo, texas biden gave a drug group 800 thousand dollars and than i started handing it out. when glass tubes. critic types for harm induction the hhs department climbs federal money can't be ouzed buy the poips. you are joe bide sxen oregon decriminalizing several drug and guess what. massive open air drug den in portland. new york has the first safe inje

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let's bring in fox news contributor tammy bruce.at's prevailing in society with certainly defunding the police, attitudes and behaviors of the d.a. we're all being trained to believe that this is normal. so when you have a jury that will not convict, it is because they are from the same community that created that possibility of that environment at that pawnshop. that's our big problem is that it's not just quote the bad guys. it is, a field day for the bad guys. but all of us are being told looting is reparations, all of this is normal. send a message about what society accepts and when anything goes, that means that a jury will look at that and think well, anything goes. and that is our problem. this could be stopped but we have to really take it on. >> harris: so that is fascinating. the previous story that bryan llenas was talking about they had a hung jury. you are saying is the infection of normalizing abuse and violence and rage and killing and all of it gets into the bloodstream of the people who have the choice to make agai

. >> and senator tammy duckworth on today's move by democrats to end the tuberville blockade. >> -- the military, we are losing recruits right and left. we have had people doing poems on aircraft carriers. >> when "all in" starts right now -- >> good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes. i want to start with some news tonight that is probably on the headlines you won't see anywhere else. in fact, it may not have even crossed your radar screen. while most of the political dialogue has been focused on the national polls and one of hand wringing of democrats, for joe biden's reelection chances, we actually just had, last night, two elections. last night, we will people actually voted, they went to polling places, and cast their ballots in two different states and i submit there is a strong case to be made that those results, last night, tell us way more about the state of our democracy, and the political strength of the pro democracy forces in this country than all of today's other political headlines put together. so, one of those races was in western pennsylvania, to fill an open sta

tammy come mr. green it is helpful to encapsulate the issues going of given the case this sins are visited upon the child because this is something this happened a long time ago. had the benefit rental income over a period of time now up to this member of the family it get right with the city and the lu. and i would deny the appeal. >> thank you. i concur. i would offer that given the sins of the father and the testimony we heard about -- financial hardship. i would be in favor in supporting the statute minimum. penalties. how do you feel? i believe we have to grant female on make that ruling. am i correct about that. modifying the nov. so. would be granting the appeal on the condition modified to impose lesser penalty. but there is the new ordinance according to deputy city attorney does apply so not less than 1 huh per day it is no less then and there 200 per dachlt my question is the basis for guaranteeing the appeal under that circumstance. would you upon and -- am i correct in saying it was 250

tammy, i want to go to you first on this. >> was she carrying makes?ork city let alone a sign saying come get me. >> hopefully she had folks with their to watch her back, i don't know but we all know for attention people will do anything. this is her quote, lady explaining her idea for the sign. she says we had a discussion with friends that dating apps were not working because it takes a long time to check. as a joke i said i'll go outside with the sign and didn't expect such reaction and people began to support me. i guess i get more serious, it's a sad state in america where the perceived way you find a spouse is on dating and now we make news of someone moving away from dating apps. >> and this problem with the time it might take to get to know someone. god help you and this is part of the separation from individuals from groups from people who are going to church, you don't have large families and you aren't getting introduced to people which is often how good relationships start, lisa would like joe or you think of these things and if you don't h

what is wild about this situation and tammy hit on it, is that whole world get there work together. and joe biden is the reason for its. sunday one, taking off of what tammy said on day one the president is the one that signe the executive order to end the trump signature his executive action was to build the border wall, then he ended the emergency declaration to fund the border wall, this is not a system of immigration system of immigration isn't hundreds of thousands of people crossing th river, climbing through wire an having the biden administration cup that wire. we're losing our personhood as country because people are coming in here said 9,000 a day. 9,000 a day they have no respec for the law, they're not learning about our country. there is no loyalty now. so 9,000 are crossing the borde 10,000 are being born. this is wild stuff when you consider the dichotomy of these two topics that you brought up to us a so far. >> all of these policies that are failing, mary catherine hamm , how big of an impact are they going to have in 2024? does he even survived when you get tepid s

fox news crypter tammy bruce. good to see you.nt zelensky. what's going on is senator cornyn saying this goes beyond fetorman. senator schumer has done event titling he can to destroy senate traditions and senators are saying that senate chaos is more about senator schumer than fetterman. >> yes, exactly. this is a race to the bottom. so fetterman has just been doing his own thing and not worrying and we saw him wear a suit once and he can do it. if you can get on your sweat pants and hoody is hard to get on. people have tried that. if you can get that on, you can get a suit on. this is 100 people # and august body deliberating on what happens here affects the world and this guy can't put on his long pants. so he could if he wanted to. we know what's going on there. there's no reason to change the rules to accommodate that. he's not worried about the rules anyway. why reduce the importance of that body and zelensky traveling around in that green war suit put on a suit. you're working hard and got all the money put on a suit. this

tammy martinez, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it.l and hope it passes. todd, over to you. >> todd: underscores, these border agents have lives and that is so sad to hear what happened. prayers to the family. to capitol hill, government shutdown is looming and clock is ticking for republicans to make a deal. some conservatives are digging in their heels, congressman jimenez will tell us where he stands on the bill, he is next. my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer skin... skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi 90% clearer skin and less joint pain are possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell you

. ♪ >> hello, i am joe concha along with tammy bruce, joey jones and joe concha. rocky mountain. colorado head coach sanders and colorado state bringing an element of excitement and trash talk to sports as their team gears up for another intense magic. ignited beef on his weekly radio show taking a swipe for wearing sunglasses a hat but there is no way coach primetime is letting shade ruined his shine. here he is on college game day today. >> when you're so right you got it wrong. we are so right. if you would search and go through this, you can't talk about kids or the coach, talk, you got to come to me personally and find some long but my mama may be part of the pregame speech today. >> preach. he attempted to clarify his statement on standards on social media between testing is only trying to fire up players. the last showdown between the two schools came in 2019. the 18th of laws, they only won one game and held a five-game winning streak over colorado state. all right. alabama fan, the overrated crimson tide even though you live in georgia, didn't quite under

hi, i'm tammy haddad. i am a longtime political producer. i worked at every cable channel you've ever seen producing larry king live, fox news sunday today show, msnbc, you name it, and then on this side, i started getting calls to consult on films and tv series about presidents and politics and maybe you've heard of some of the shows veep, film all the way come formation. and i was actually just on capitol hill with a former director for an upcoming netflix show i'm so glad to be with all of you don't you love this place? is it a great thank you to. well, i'm glad that you all could be here today. you certainly know more about this than i do. and that's why i am the moderator. so i'm looking forward to you enlightening all of us. you're different experiences. and i'd like to start first. gloria, you mentioned your role portraying elizabeth keckley for the acclaimed film lincoln. and i'm going to pull up the image here. who can you start by telling us more about who elizabeth was how this role came about, and how you prepared for it? well, i

tammy is also an inaugural lifetime member of the layer. it is my pleasure this moment to turn the program over to nancy kegan smith. you are muted. >> it is a pleasure to be here today and to welcome all of our people, i think we have a very interesting program lined up. first ladies and their speeches have often tackled issues as leaders of society. lady bird johnson said that while john had no assigned duty, a podium was there if she chooses to use it. from the very rich holdings of the presidential library of the national archives and records administration on first ladies, we will hear 14 segments by barbara bush, hillary clinton, laura bush, and michelle obama, which had a powerful impact. after watching these, our panel of experts will analyze and discuss them. we can go to the next slide on mrs. bush. mrs. bush's humor and attitude toward what is important in life are clearly shown in a speech she made at wellesley college on june 1, 1990. she had not been the first choice, and her selection caused controversy on campus. let's see a

so we have madison tammy here. welcome. >> thank you, chair melgar the legislation before you today is an extension of zoning controls passed in march of 2022. that require a cu authorization and specific findings for parcel delivery service use. this legislation of carried by supervisor walton who passed it to supervisor dorsey. and the 18 months since the controls passed the planning department report yielded one recommendation incorporated before you today. this is to exempt parcel delivery under 10,000 square feet excluding cannabis delivery. we have an amendment we would ask you carry. which is to lower the threshold to 5,000 square feet that captured the planning recommendation. this was circulated over e xhal on your desks and it is nonsubstantive. i want to thank the team sdpers planning and through the chair, city attorney kristin jenson not sure if we have this being approved as to form? >>. s i understands it is approved to firm and not substantive. >> thank you. >> mr. tammy and jensen. >> okay. i don't

tammy, that's pretty significant to hear about the ripple effect. already ford is going to be laying off people. is that a direct consequence to this striking? >> yes, certainly this is something that the union is weighing. i think that's behind the strategy of the rolling strikes, where you have just the starter strikes at the three facilities. these are, of course, assembly plants, not manufacturing plants. but with every kink in the supply chain as we saw in the pandemic, that leads to delays in shipments. i think the union is sort of preparing this, waging their bets around having the support of the public, not disrupting the supply chain more than it needs to. >> as gabe was saying there that 80% of the strikers' demands are not being met, according to representatives of the union there, so do you think the two sides will be able to find some common ground soon? >> i think it's very hard to tell, you know, going into the strike at the negotiating table. the sides were very far apart. you saw some movement on the side of the companies where they

it is friday, tammy bruce is here, can tammy bruce get the attention?> he has gotten their attention it is under federal investigation. they will indict him for something. they will do something. they will take action. what we have to consider, they are not distracted, they understand they want it to continue. for most of us, that is inexplicable. we see that attitude in every sector of what is happening which is chaos, control, things that make our lives less livable, putting people more in fear. it is all of that. it is horrible and they can't hide from it. stuart: next one, republican donors pushing for the governor of virginia to enter the 2024 race. what do you make of the gop lineup? doesn't need younghidden? does anyone have a shot of beating trump? >> we need as much talent as possible, whether for the next republican administration and to save this country, virginia needs him, he has a lot of potential and talent, maybe the secretary of education. there is all kinds of talent. what worries me is we talk about people being in denial, donors and

we have to stop, like you talked about in the last segment with tammy and mary katherine ham, we havebecause it spreads like a cancer and gets worse and worse and worse. we have to be realistic and call these things what they are otherwise we are doomed to have this become the norm. i'm not okay with that, pete. >> you're exactly right and i appreciate everything you said tonight. we have to speak clearly, boldly, confidently, and say we understand eternal truths here and we don't have to bend what's now the new fad of 15 minutes ago because you little fascists want to tell us exactly the way it has to be for the rest of our lives. tomi lahren you always speak clearly and we appreciate your time tonight. all right, unfortunately that is all the time we have left together tonight. now, next week sean is hosting a live audience show on wednesday and thursday night. if you have not been to sean's show in new york city you've got to see it. you might get a football, you're going to have a great time. head over to hannity.com to get your particulars, again, if you're in the new york city a

here now with reaction oc columnist mary katherine hamm and fox news contributor tammy bruce.dmary katherine, it's one step. forward, two steps back. parents fighting, crawling to be notified and thenth the a.g. says, no, no, no, we're not doing that. it's amazinge , right?g you know what? good for this, mom. make wdoin pay.pay. this is the way that the pendulum moves from where it is nothw to more caution when it comes to transitioning minors, especially without their parents notification, medical, medical practitioners and schools alike. er the you should go after them where you have the means to do so. and there are organizationm wils will help. i think this woman's story is an inspiration to those who want to stand up whoants to schools, that they learn that they can do that because many are just afraid to speak mafraiake it can be very, very hard to be on the wrong side, quote unquote, of this issue. ssue.although, by the way,s you're supported by about 80% of parents whe yn you're on the wrong side, according to the schools on thisquot. it's also an inspiration that she

but i think unlike tammy, with all due respect, i think the big story is here if you are a fox viewer or msnbc viewer, it's the rule of law. united states of america, no one is above the law, whether you are the former president of the united states or current president's son. and so i think hunter biden clearly is being held accountable, he's going to be held accountable for lying on that form and that's why the plea deal -- >> sandra: don't know that part yet. >> only because of the outrage. we were watching two very different situations, punishing political opponents, throwing everything and the kitchen sink at one guy and then waltz the president's son through another dynamic who now we are seeing seems to have been involved with the president himself, his business dealings and that's another big story. >> sandra: i read off jonathan turley who joined us early, may be the first child of a sitting president ever indicted. went on to say, i'll share this portion of it, little room for defense beyond what i previously raised. challenging the constitutionality of the underlying law un

tammy beaumont top scored with 32 runs.ch. if you had asked me a year ago i wouldn't think would happen, really grateful for it wouldn't think would happen, really gratefulfor it all, wouldn't think would happen, really grateful for it all, it is about not to try anything different, bowl it on the stumps, try to hit the stumps. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines. britain's emily craig and imogen grant defended their lightweight double skulls title at the world rowing championships in serbia. more coverage from four tomorrow. bbc two. english and irish derby winner auguste rodin won the irish champion stakes at leopardstown, with another aidan o'brien—trained runner, luxembourg, coming second. a six under par round of 66 has propelled rory mcilroy back up the leaderboard in the irish 0pen. the northern irishman is 11 under par, a shot behind england's jordan smith. hurly long of germany leads on 13 under. it's the final weekend at the us open. the american teenager coco gauff is up against the world mumbe

tammy nichols died after being brutally bacon during a traffic stop in the state of tennessee. back in january. the ex officers have already pleaded not guilty to know the charges in state schools to nearly 3000 people have been consent to date. as a result of friday's is quite in morocco. rescue as of yet to reach some remote mountain villages, which suffered some of the west davis station. they douglas yon phillip shouts, reports from the village of any in tyler in the atlas mountains. we see the damage before we even enter the village. it's difficult enough our little car to get through. difficult to imagine what it will be like for laurie's full of 8. we have to leave the car and walk the last stretch. it's hot and everybody seems way down by exhaustion and shock. the young men carrying hoffer loads the body of a child who might walk for him is looking for his grandmother. i've been searching since friday nights came on for us news. we've been able to get into the remains of our house, but we couldn't find her anywhere. little of, i'm not giving up. i'll keep looking. there

tammy beaumont top scored with 32 runs.o enjoy the journey, if you asked me a year ago if this would happen, i would asked me a year ago if this would happen, iwould not asked me a year ago if this would happen, i would not have believed it. it isjust happen, i would not have believed it. it is just to not try anything different, just bowl it on the stumps, try to hit the stumps. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines. great britain have had a good day at the rowing world championships. they won five golds — including this one from the men's four, who retained their title and finish the season unbeaten there's further coverage of the rowing tomorrow on the red button from midday, and bbc two from 4pm button from midday, and bbc two from apm. english and irish derby winner auguste rodin with ryan moore on board, won the irish champion stakes at leopardstown, with another aidan o'brien—trained runner, luxembourg, coming second. a six—under par round of 66 has propelled rory mcilroy back up the leaderboard in t

joining us is tammy bruce, tomi lahren, family emergency medicine doctor, dr. dr. nesheiwat and joe concha. we begin today with the nightmare unfolding at this year's burning man festival. people are stranded in the middle of black rock desert. it is billed as nine-day escape from reality, which ends with burning of a statue. monsoon rains rocked that desert floor turning it into glue-like sticky mud, which trapped most vehicles. attendees have had to conserve food and water and hypothermia was a risk. one person died, although the cause of death is not known. some burners are sharing their reaction to this that has gone so wrong. >> it is about six inches of mud, cars are sinking. >> we have gotten an inch of rainfall the last hours. >> been to a lot of music festivals, nothing that turned out like that one. go to joe in the middle, your thoughts on that. >> joe: i wasn't at woodstock. if you are going to i desert in the year 23, where everybody can communicate with the outside world is that you would be stranded and have to conserve food and live in conditions li

provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable tammydwin, a senator from the state of wisconsin to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer:

so there's a picture of tammy murphy.s this about politics or is this about their disgust with what is in that indictment? >> i'm sure it's a little bit of both. notice that phil murphy called on menendez's resignation almost immediately. perhaps there's politics at play here. the party can't afford this sort of bad look. next year's election will be a tough one, let's hope so. if they lose another senate seat before that, that's another seat that they have to fill and what could be a tough race for them. there's a little politics at play here. >> martha: it's going to be a very interesting map in the senate in 2024. there's a lot of seats that are potential movers from democrat to gop. so obviously there's a lot of money interchanging in those senate races. thanks, kaylee. so up next, elon musk speaks out about the wild looting that we see on the right-hand side of the screen here in philadelphia. it's stunning what is happening there and elsewhere. and also, this story. another layer to the hunter biden case has just be

stuart: tammy bruce is just dying to get at this, and she's joining us as she does most friday mornings>> yes, happy friday. stuart: how big of an issue will this with in the election? >> every issue depends on whether or not republicans can bring it forward and discuss it and frame it and make sure the american people know what's going on because, you know, the democrats have legacy media, protecting the president, protecting the democrats, choose to not cover certain things. so it's just not even not covered. forget about covered in the proper way. what's fascinating about this dynamic, like here in new york, they want work permits, they want to speed those through. 100,000 people really, the problem at the border is no one's being vetted so we don't know who they are. the president said about 20% of the people are eligible. how do they know? they have no idea. in the meantime, you're getting free housing and living in a hotel and hhs will help with education and healthcare. why would you then go take a job and then are we going to have those people get their own place to where the ci

that call for independence for a kalus tammy state. we know for a fact that the modi government has tried to quietly back channel to tamp down those whom i have been on the fence. i think the modi government thought in some ways it was trying to get a handle on the kalus donnie problem in canada. the other issue that has been a huge issue, those same extremists have seen coasters calling for the assassination of indian diplomats in canada we have seen that security has been increased across canada. it is a very serious issue that has bubbled up over the last number of months. this killing in the spring focused attention even back then without the southern noise coming into question. it is a political issue because in parts of canada, there are seats that flip around and trudeau has a minority government. he has the support of the new democrats on this. as a result, these are very politically important seats because if there are 15-20 seats that have a sizable south asian or sikh population, that can make the difference between a majori

tammy, i will start with you and reaction to the reality that is playing across america and the fantasy that is playing on all screens inside the white house. >> this is what's strange. they clearly are doing it for a reason, right? they are just not stumbling their way through this. the polls they see. there has to be panic. some report there is panic. their answer to that is to -- go after the fossil fuels and drilling and all that. they want people to drive loose. gas prices higher are doing that. we have the drive to work, truckers have to deliver produce and you have to deliver products. also there is flying. the ability to travel to say nothing of the fact it is very hot. we are still in summer. winter is coming up. so when you cut those leases, it signals to everyone that you are not really serious about making sure we are energy independent. so we are going to see. you think the polls are bad now. gasoline will continue and it is going up again. so will home heating oil prices. who does it benefit? russia, saudi arabia, china's deals with russia for oil, iran, who also those rel

tammy, creations. let's explain. tammy, welcome. what a thank you for having me.ad head. it's a dough that we use and we braid the dough and for rosh hashanah, the whole the whole spirit is about the cyclical nature of life . yes. so cyclical nature of life. yes. so the holiday that we make is round. yes. >> because there's a continuum and what else do you eat at rosh hashanah? >> okay, so . so it's about >> okay, so. so it's about sweetness and abundance. so i have honey cake, which you're going to try and i have apple that we dip in the honey and we say a blessing for a sweet and abundant new year. >> so apple and honey gives the idea of luxury of abundance . the idea of luxury of abundance. the land running with milk and honey , that kind of feel to it. >> absolutely . yes. yes. and we >> absolutely. yes. yes. and we also have a polygram bit now. you told me very, very well about a pomegranate i >>i -- >> i got halfway through. i told you that it had 613 seeds. yes which symbolise 613 suns. things in the bible. >> but the commandments, the commandments, yes. >>

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that's a tennessee woman who has set the world record for the longest female mola tammy menaces from knoxville. the moment 5 feet, 8 inches long. she began seriously growing her hair in 1990. she saw a music video called voices carry and loved the mola that one of the singer's hadn't decided she wanted to do that, too. the 58 year-old last cut her hair february 9th, 1990, the world record has just certified. 1990, is that she hasn't cut her hair since then. 33 years ago she has cut her hair and 30. yeah, i'm not great with the math, but i think that's right. heard her in an interview saying she cut it. no, like whatever. 34 years ago in regretted terribly and said that's it. i am never cutting it she hasn't. you know, if that's what you're into. have fun. rocket. it's friday night. so. >> business in the front party hardy back tampa. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your bloo

dc, where a hot weather emergency is in effect, but 98 degrees hasn't stopped tourists like lee and tammy robby who came from boise to visit the national monuments. >> we stop and sit down once in a while and try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you can get some. >> reporter: the heat stretches all the way from the midwest to the east coast with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people brave the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday, hitting a record-tying 97 degrees, 20 degrees higher than usual. >> as i feel myself getting too hot, i just make sure we go to the shade and cool down, drink water. >> reporter: more than a thousand miles away in new jersey, some headed to the shore, hoping to find relief in the waves. >> how was the weather down at the shore? >> amazing. >> it was amazing today. it was really hot. the waves were nice. >> the waves were crashing. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, long branch, new jersey. >>> first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid-19. the white house says she's experiencing some mild symptoms and will re

and i want to thank robin tammy and sailor embarrass with save sf for their collaboration. thank you. >> thank you. open this item to public comment. >> if there is anyone withhold like to come forward? >> no matter what we are to raise the credit of education. you see you are talking about yes. so we must prosecute mote this and you have a safe transportation system because deliver the -- it is bad it is very low. and i'm talking about intelligence. [inaudible] it is not [inaudible] it follows while sorry definded the make of unintelligence. this the way it guess you in you are trespassed. remember you are we must raise the elf level of education no way around it otherwise it will be catastrophic. we want to be able to avoid. so -- yes. >> see if we have remote comment on item 12. check for example remote public comment on item 12. ... and there is no public comment. >> public comment on 12 is closed mr. clerk call item 13. >> public comment. >> if there is anyone who would like to speak. >> transportation is essential, of course this is why there is a lot of attention to

. >> you know, it's not age, tammy, because you can look at bernie sanders. mean, that guy is older thansr joe biden, but he's still pretty sharp as a tackp as and y he's got a very high energyhigh level. donald trump, exhibit b, i mean, is a very highb. energyl level and it is cognitively. >> i've sat with him 2 interviewed him as supposed to be an hour ends up being 2 wd hours and on a wide rangen of topics. what the question i have here is the real reason was they didn't want gavin newsom, who had promised to put a minerc eddie in her place if an opening occurred.c in there was politics in play and that wanted adam schiff to get that job. well, adam schiff, according to gavin newsom, is not going to be on that shortlist. st exit and i believe that was . am i wrong? it's all politics. this is a political position. dianne feinstein was a political woman, really introduced to the country after the murders in san francisco to mosconi and harvewomen.y mil. and she had to tell the city of san francisco about those assassinations. that's when she became mayor at

there are so many, tammy cool solutions that are increasing, you know, mercury, which is found in fish to fluoride plastics, bpa, etc. so the, the increases exponential, the harm fullness of india cream. disrupters is undisputed, but what's less clear is how much of an impact they have on our intelligence. clock is a thing of continued. course these things could greatly impair our intelligence is real. but whether they really affect middle class people who live in a healthy environment, whether they have that strong of an impact as another question under the socket, nero's science puts forward another theory for declining i. q scores isn't done on phones. we know from psychological experiment it's been, humans can process about $11.00 to $60.00 bits per 2nd and con. spot 11000000 bits are flooding our brains every 2nd. but it's not as if in the past our brains were able to process more stimuli either . why are we only getting dumber now? doesn't the full name door to consult? that's the problem of the modern a g items. we have a definite linear increase of interesting information sprea

but 98 degrees hasn't stopped tourists like lee and tammy robby, who came from boise to visit the national and sit down once in a while, try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you can get in the breeze. >> reporter: the heat stretches all the way from the midwest to the east coast, with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people braved the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday, hitting a record-tying 97 degrees, 20 degrees higher than usual. >> as i feel myself getting too hot, i just make sure we go to the shade and cool down, drink water. >> reporter: more than 1,000 miles away in new jersey, some headed to the shore hoping to find relief in the waves. >> how was the weather down at the shore? >> amazing. >> it was amazing today. it was really hot. the waves were nice. >> the waves were crashing. >> reporter: those powerful waves are remnants of hurricane idalia, which is far offshore now but still creating a high risk of rip currents from the jersey shore stretching all the way to virginia. >> meg oliver, thank you so much. >>> there is breaking new

this is 58 year old tammy manis from knoxville, tennessee.st mullet on a woman. it measures five feet eight inches long. and according to guinness world records, the last time tammy had had her hair cut was in february of 1990. that's 33 years ago. last year, she was the runner up as the us mullet championship. i wonder what happened to the person that was in front of her. she's wearing more power to her. she's wearing it with pride. look at she looks so confident. good for her. keeping your hair long, girl. all right. well, in texas, the record breaking heat and drought revealed some ancient history. dinosaur tracks believed to be about 110 million years old. they were discovered after a riverbed dried up at the dinosaur valley state park just south of dallas. researchers say the footprints likely belong to two different kinds of dinosaurs. you can see baby dinosaur prints and some other enormous tracks right next to them, some with three toes and others with five. wow all right. the farmer's market in downtown san francisco is now at a new