taylor: thank you, great show. a fox market alert stocks lower right now as investors are eyeing multiple different stories at this hour, first up middle east tensions are weighing on equities oil rising for third straight session on pace for the best week that we haven't had since march of 2023 were also watching major economic developments from the port strike, goldman sachs eight every ten days that the port shut down there is a two tenths of 1% cut from gdp, if this continues golden state it could, 45000 jobs from the october payrolls report. another big story that we continue to monitor, the devastation from hurricane helene we have a business owner from north carolina joining us about the impact that he seen on a small business first our top story were in the final hour of trading ahead of the jobs report that comes tomorrow morning this comes after the adp employment numbers that came on wednesday those were better than expected but then you have the jobless claims this morning rising a little bit more than

taylor? taylor: yeah, it's just so devastating.he examples of these hurricanes grady thank you so much for that reporting. meanwhile, the fox business alert. there are some reports of activists moves that are rocketing a couple of stocks higher today. first up is air products and chemicals almost at the top of the s&p 500. this is after the "wall street journal" reported activist investor mantel ridge built a more than $1 billion stake in the industrial gas supplier. mantel ridge is expected to push for ceo succession planning and improvements in strategy and capital allocation. pfizer is another one trading near the top of the s&p 500. activist investor star board value has taken a $1 billion stake in the drugmaker and the journal reports they want pfizer to make changes to turn this performance around and they have approached the former ceo and the former cfo to aid in those turnaround efforts. pfizer, they have been down about 13% in the last year. meanwhile, arcadium lithium surging up 33% after the mining giant expressed inter

we visited the headquarters of taylor farms in downtown salinas. a security guard told me he would relay my message to the staff. taylor farms also has not responded to our messages the first time hearing about it. that sucks. blake sutton says he wished he'd known about the outbreak before he went into this mcdonald's in salinas, and he's bothered by the local connection. shame to hear that. it's coming from coming from salinas. so yeah, hopefully they can figure that out. track that down tonight. taylor farms continues harvesting and processing the vegetables that feed the world. and several other fast food chains said they too will be extra cautious when it comes to these onions produced by taylor farms. now, at that same mcdonald's in salinas, i picked up a quarter pounder and it came loaded with a lot of those silver onions. so it seems they're okay here in this part of california. we're live just outside salinas. i'm damian trujillo nbc bay area news. jeanette. okay. thank you. damien. well, taylor farms has had several recalls in recent year

we visited the headquarters of taylor farms in downtown salinas. a security guard told me he would relay my message to the staff. taylor farms also has not responded to our messages. the first time hearing about it. that sucks. blake sutton says he wished he'd known about the outbreak before he went into this mcdonald's in salinas, and he's bothered by the local connection. shame to hear that it's coming from coming from salinas. so yeah, hopefully they can figure that out. track that down tonight. taylor farms continues harvesting and processing the vegetables that feed the world. and that mcdonald's was located just a couple of miles from the headquarters of taylor farms. they do sell the quarter pounder. and it comes loaded with those silver onions. we're live just outside of salinas. i'm damian trujillo nbc bay area news. all right, damian, thank you. taylor farms has had several recalls in recent years for various reasons. reasons. in 2021, the supplier recalled a chopped salad kit for possible metal or plastic contamination. in 2020, it issue

taylor cadle: nothing that i did was i in the wrong at all. >> taylor had a traumatic childhood.r away from her birth mother when she was 7 due to violence and neglect at home. after a year-and-a-half in foster care, she was adopted by her great uncle henry cadle and his wife. but, within months, she says he began sexually abusing her. >> i kept it secret because, going through foster care, it was already so much of a traumatic experience that i was scared to go back. here >> over the next three years, she says henry cadle used long car rides to abuse her off this road. one day, in 2016, taylor disclosed the abuse to an adult member of her church, which launched an investigation by multiple agencies. woman: ok. well, how old are you? >> almost 13. i'll be 13 in october. >> that week, taylor was asked to recount what happened to her several times. in a recorded interview with a child welfare worker, she went into detail, hoping she would be believed. >> and he pulled over on the side of the road. and told me to get in the front seat. >> but in a separate interview recorded by sher

taylor: do you agree with that? i like the action i was to get the same thing i really would like to see what happens from microsoft. and that company has been down a little bit right now, it has so much going on in the space of a.i. i know people are like that is stocks related to what is going on with a.i. we are just scratching the surface, to me you could not or ignore that sector and what those company's do and am looking for your notes and a lot of stock picks are in biotech, why? anytime you look at companies that are advancing in biotech that's a fantastic area to be in. it's related to biotech and barbara, this company has had great growth and profit and you know what i like, they have cash a great place to be. taylor: i have a little bit of a bone to pick. i started off say that was a big few weeks for the bond market, give a treasury refunding schedule, inflation, job stay ahead of the big election were taken on debt and deficits of this country, you think the rise in rates is short-lived. how do you disa

what do you make of people like taylor i make of people like taylor swift, beyonce who we associate tonot have really move the dial or do you say we just not know? firstly i would say we do not absolutely know but there are some things we do know. i can point out a usa today survey they came out in may that suggested among the most influential people in the us are people like barack and michelle obama but taylor swift, oprah winfrey, beyonce are on that list and a high up. the percentage of people they can actually move is very small however. unless we have that going for us. there is other things also that you can think about when you consider about the influence of celebrities, based on my research, anyway, we find celebrities can be persuasive but not on everything all the time. on issues that are more polemic they tend to be less influential, taylor swift will not convince anyone in the us to change their position on government policy. it is possible maybe to have some movement in the middle. i point you out to some of my research that was released in the hill last month where we d

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taylor. caller: hello. good to talk to you. host: what is your question or comment? caller: i am upset with the ugliness of all of the campaigns that are going on. i am sick and tired of it. i would like to see the politicians show their concern for the american people by diverting their money to help the eastern seaboard, especially the mountain area of north carolina where so many people are killed. show them a what kind of person you are. host: jessica taylor on natural disasters and tragedies happening around elections and what that means for campaigns? guest: western north carolina has been hard-hit. i am from eastern tennessee and my hometown is flooded and badly damaged. these are very rural areas that had a lack of infrastructure. rebuilding will be key. we don't know the impact yet. western north carolina is a republican area. there are pockets around asheville that are very democratic. we don't know. we have to focus on rebuilding, making sure people have a food, water, rebuilding t

it has emerged that the prime minister met taylor swift backstage after one of her london shows.otect her on the way to the london stadium despite initial reservations about the arrangement from the london metropolitan police. the concerts were scheduled shortly after three other shows in vienna had been cancelled over a terror threat. let's speak to our political correspondent hannah miller. we have a collection of facts to put together two different cases depending on what you want to believe, what do we know? ,, ., . know? keir starmer received thousands — know? keir starmer received thousands of _ know? keir starmer received thousands of pounds - know? keir starmer received thousands of pounds worth l know? keir starmer received | thousands of pounds worth of tickets element to see taylor swift at her concerts in june and swift at her concerts injune and in august. swift at her concerts in june and in august. those in august as she say came after her concerts in vienna had to be cancelled because of a terror plot so when she came to london, taylor swift was given a motorbike

so it's not just it's not just to protect taylor swift, it's to protect taylor swift, it's to protectce. now hang on a minute. >> she also brings how does it protect her audience? >> because. because if somebody will will get in the way of her. look, look. hang on. >> the blue. the blue lights to get her to wembley is clearly for taylor swift, not for the fans. there was not a suggestion that there should be, i don't know, another 300 armed security guards outside of the stadium, but this was directed to protect taylor swift. >> can i just get right to the nub of this, though? because, look, there is a to case say that taylor swift should have a blue light escort. okay, so there is that case of it that there is that case of it that the issue here really is whether or not the home secretary at the time decided that taylor swift should have one on the day that she was due to attend that concert. >> i don't know that you don't know. well, we do know that the point we do we do know that what we do know is that she did attend that concert for free on the day that she was given that the day

the home secretary did attend that taylor swift concert for free.immigration laws are racist. the tory top two, steve baker, is on. he's going to reveal who he is backing for the first time live on air. >> always exciting. that's coming up off the weather. i'm back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation and as you know, the weather in somerset is going to be absolutely glorious again tomorrow. the sun always shines in somerset. don't forget . in somerset. don't forget. >> that even though we'll see a cloudy start, it'll be a bright outlook for the rest of the day . outlook for the rest of the day. >> boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good evening. i'm here with your gb news weather from the met office as we go through into tomorrow it is going to turn dner tomorrow it is going to turn drier for many of us with some clearer or brighter skies. but with that it is also going to be a bit chillier because as the low pressure that's been dominating the weather across the uk recently drifts away towards the eas

stuart: no, no, taylor. taylor: buy one get one 50% off on saturday?y so this won't impact you but it might impact some of us and some of our viewers at home. basically cutting back on discounts and this fall, holiday season don't expect discounts either. he's getting back to the bread and butter of the company saying we're not discounting. stuart: i want to know about apple and the virtual reality headsets. i call them goggles. they aren't doing too well are they? taylor: well your goggle is my vision pro, right? that's what they are called. this is sort of the chicken and the egg scenario. so apple is struggling to get developers to build apps for the vision pro, because they don't have a lot of people who are buying it, but people don't want to buy it if they aren't really good apps and good developers creating a vr for the goggles. so, they are struggling. they really need to get software developers to fill really fun creative apps. stuart: if i keep calling them goggles we'll get nasty e-mails from apple. let's have a look at djt. they had a stell

i want to bring in columnist tiana dusher, along with taylor riggs and taylor i'm starting with thisor: you have me on you wear hokas? charles: i don't wear them. i've observed them. >> they are really comfortable. charles: when i see people buy things and they love them and tell their friends and family about it but don't own the stock that riles me up. taylor: i didn't mean to take us back but i'm a marathon runner and i see those things and they are so ugly but they work so well. so this is why government stays out of the free market. my other favorite one not just with tapestry and capri is the jetblue/spirit where spirit is now laying off people because they have identified $80 million in cost savings, so congratulations, government. you've laid people off. that's what happens when you sort of insist there is no competition when there is tons of compensation especially in accessible luxury. charles: by the way all these big companies are from overseas. how can we give intel $3 billion and say it's okay for tapestry to lose out to louis vuitton and gucci. we want our american com

always glad to have jessica taylor of the cook political report. just a bit has happened since the last time we had you want in august. every race is a potential majority-maker in the senate this year. this week you wrote about senator ted cruz's race against colin allred, a race that is becoming more competitive with less than five weeks to go. guest: this is good news for democrats, because overall the map is very hard for democrats. they have a 51-40 nine majority, but it functionally starts at 50-50, because they are going to lose that west virginia she -- c. they cannot afford to lose any incumbent and they have to have vice president kamala harris win the presidency. montana is one we moved a couple of weeks ago. jon tester is the most vulnerable incumbent. he shifted that race to lean republican. that means if democrats won a viable path to the majority they have to find another target. increasingly texas is becoming the target. you have ted cruz, of course he won by less than three put -- points in 2018. presidential election should be hard

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taylor farms, founded in salinas, is the focus of the fda tonight. u.s. foods is recalling for raw onion products because of a potential contamination from the farms. colorado facility. mcdonald's has stopped using the slivered onions from the farm. burger king is also directing its restaurants to dispose of whole onions distributed by the facility. the outbreak has been linked to one death and at least 49 illnesses. ten of them resulting in hospitalizations. no reports, though in california, the possible connection to taylor farms caught many people by surprise, including the agricultural commissioner in monterey county. he says there are strict rules in place to prevent these sorts of things from happening anywhere in the nation. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live at taylor farms plant in salinas. with that part of the story and the latest on the investigation, damien. well, janelle, this is one of those big taylor farms plants just outside of salinas. now, ag is a big industry here in the salinas valley. so whenever something like this happens, it

. >>> mcronald's says it's identified onions from california-based taylor farms as the source of itsdly e. coli outbreak, tied to its quarter pounder. the fda is investigating the supplier which issued a recall urging customers to destroy four raw onion products. taylor farms has not responded to nbc news for comment but told bloomberg it hasn't found traces of e. coli yet but pulled the onions out of caution. it is prompting some restaurant chains including illegal pete's, taco bell, pizza hut, kfc and burger king to remove onions from the menu. >>> a luxury mega merger could unravel after a judge blocked the deal. cnbc's carolyn ross is here with the details. what happened? >> look, the federal judge blocked the deal between the owner of coach and michael koors. why? because this $8.5 billion deal, which was announced in august of last year had the ftc concerned. it could raise prices for many of the affordable luxury products like handbags and shoes for example, that it would loier ben lower benefits of the employees. now, no statement from the ftc. but we're likely going to be ge

like taylor swift came out from kamala harris. it's about i was already going to and now i'm more excited to. i'm going to get other people to turn out and i'm to make sure other people that i know are ready to go. it will be about razor thin margins. while harris is trying to open up supporters, celebrity endorsements are about getting your base and making sure they turn out. >> sometimes the message from celebrities is even when you have wealth and fame and you feel like everything that happens is beneath you, when you come out and speak and endorse a candidate, you let the world know that the issues we are all facing compels you to vote. when people look at taylor swift, it's not so much who see endorses but she encourages people to go out and vote. if you are young and it may be a first time potential voter, you see that and you think that this is an important election and these are not just politicians. these people are telling me this is important. >> and makes you feel like everyone has something at stake. and my stepsister

petersburg, horseshoe beach here until 7:00, taylor at the restaurant in perry until 4:00.e have been approved for individual assistance in all the major counties that have been affected by hurricane helene and we are thankful for that. if you want to give charitably to help the storm victims, we ask the florida disaster fund activated, these are tax-deductible donations and it can be used for a variety of ways. we used it after ian to help teachers, to help cops and veterans, to help with home repair, you name it. very flexible, and all of it goes to help storm victims. because we had a very efficient search-and-rescue effort, a robust effort once the storm passed, we saw how helene had made major impacts far inland in many states, not just the state of florida, particularly in the mountainous areas of western north carolina, so we activated and stood up operation blue ridge, that is helping recovery and rescue assistance to the folks in western north carolina and eastern tennessee. we have florida division of emergency management, or florida state garden, florida national

matthew taylor, we have to _ health service. matthew taylor, we have to leave _ health service.eave it _ health service. matthew taylor, we have to leave it there. - we have to leave it there. thank you very much forjoining us on the programme with that perspective. the covid inquiry has been continuing with public hearings, with evidence from doctors and patients groups this week. this part of the inquiry is focusing on healthcare systems across the uk — and how medical staff and patients were affected. today we will be hearing from experts in long covid. with me is our health reporterjim reed. long covid is an incredibly important issue for many people around the country. the latest statistics from april showed that roughly 2 million people in england and scotland say they are dealing with suffering with the long—term symptoms of covid, defined as symptoms that go on for longer than four weeks after your infection. big focus on that over the next couple of days. today we are hearing from nicola ritchie, a mental health psychotherapist, who works in the nhs and has been dealing

tickets to see taylor swift. _ repayments. tickets to see taylor swift, the _ repayments. tickets to see taylor swift, the costs of l repayments. tickets to see taylor swift, the costs of a | taylor swift, the costs of a fashion designer and tickets to races in doncaster are among the gifts repaid by the prime minister. lord ali separately has been investigated of a clerical error regarding his business interests. your live with bbc news. one of saddam's top generals has told the bbc the army will press on with military offensive despite international efforts to broker the civil war. in a wide—ranging interview, assistant commander—in—chief lieutenant general ibrahim gabir also hinted that the sudanese authorities have had weapons dealings with iran, and denied there is famine in the country. he sat down with our africa correspondent barbara plett usherjust days after the army launched a major new operation to regain control of the capital city, khartoum, from the paramilitary rapid support forces. she began by asking him what this means for the chances of peace. you are v

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taylor. a local guy. he grew up coming to games here.one of david stern's first moves when he came over from milwaukee was trading for this guy. 0-1. taylor pops it fouling it 0-2. mostly known for his defense. he was the fourth outfielder for the first half. more and more playing time. he's taken the second shield job from harrison bader. still looking for him to contribute with the bat. >> john: conversely, .140 batting average with two strikes, so there's a big difference between the last two hitters with two strikes. >> joe: marte started the inning with a single and then winker walks. landon knack ready for 0-2. fastball is pummeled fouled. scenario where knack was good in the regular season with runners in scoring position. staff saver for them. all the injuries they have in the rotation. there was a stretch where he was the most reliable piece. another 0-2. down the line! and it is a fair ball! tyrone taylor comes through. marte into score on a tailored double. 2-0 new york. a true strike base hit from taylor and the mets take adv

so the fda confirms they are investigating whether taylor taylor farms onions are at the center of all this. >> gasia ali rasmus. thank you. 633. investigators in the east bay are working to learn more about what led to a gruesome discovery. police in union city were recently called for a welfare check at a home on appian way. the 95 year old woman in question was fine. turns out she'd moved to a nearby nursing home. but the mummified body of her 70 year old son was found inside the house. we were there as a cleaning crew, worked to clear the home out, and police are now trying to figure out how the man died. >> time now. 633. authorities are trying to solve a decades old cold case of a san francisco man who went missing after a trip to florida. investigators say they're pursuing leads in the 1974 homicide of james norris. he was 24 years old, flew into miami carrying large amounts of cash and intended to buy cannabis. his body was found two years later. investigators now have a person of interest in this case. they believe people here in the bay area may know more information and they

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arrestan a un inmigrante que se hizo pasar por un guardia de seguridad para ir al concierto de taylor le diremos lo que es la cocaÍna rosa, la droga sintÉtica encontrada en el cuerpo del cantante de "one direction". >> noticiero univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] eliÁn: muy buenas noches. gracias por acompaÑarnos. expertos en seguridad dicen que el "tren de aragua" controla y prostituye en calles de ciudad de mÉxico a 90 mujeres venezolanas. maity: expertos dicen que la agrupaciÓn se disputa con cÁrteles mexicanos el trÁfico de personas. reportera: se han convertido en el terror de migrantes que cruzan el territorio mexicano, principalmente para mujeres sudamericanas. son el blanco del tren del agua. >> las cÉlulas del tren al agua estÁn operando en tapachula, chiapas, en nuevo laredo, juÁrez, en ciudad de mÉxico, guadalajara, monterrey. estÁn traficando personas. reportera: la banda se disputa con cÁrteles mexicanos el trÁfico de migrantes. informaciÓn dice que esta organizaciÓn tiene bajo su control 90 mujeres, la mayorÍa venezolanas, para ser explotadas sexualmente en la capital mexicana. >>

so what do you make of people like taylor swift, - of people like taylor swift, beyonce wheel thoughts would not really have moved the dial or we just don't know? have moved the dial or we 'ust don-t knowafi don't know? first, i would say we don't _ don't know? first, i would say we don't absolutely _ don't know? first, i would say we don't absolutely know. - don't know? first, i would sayj we don't absolutely know. but we don't absolutely know.

all right, well, taylor, how are you? i'm very warm. last few days, i'm sure i'll be back in a minute. okay. see you later, leo. i'll give you a hand with that. mr. taylor. i sure can use it. are you're going to treat seed oats? that's right. where do you keep the treatment? over there in the corner. you got to modify notes here, mr. taylor. yes, they are. you raise enough feed to carry it through the year. no, i don't. i only raise a fraction of what i used. right now. i can't seem to get the machinery. and i suppose after a while and i will be able to i won't be able to pay for it. well, you know, farming is a gamble anyplace these days. you got to watch out for your prices and repair and you got to gamble with the weather anywhere you are that's the reason why we want to get the family type farmers together you know you can't count on making living for the wife and kids if you try do it all by yourself. well that all depends on how you look at the thing. now, what can this organization do for me? well, let's put it this way. the farm

today we hearfrom the us fda that taylor farms haveissued the us fda that taylor farms have issued a recall. the outbreak began on tuesday and has caused nearly 50 hospitalisations and one death. a usjudge has blocked an $8.5 billion merger between two major handbag and accessory makers, capri and tapestry, which would have put several major brands under one company. the stc sued in april to block the merger, arguing it would harm consumers. tapestry said it would appeal. the uk chancellor rachel reeves is gearing up to deliver the labour government's first budget in 14 years. she has said she will change a key debt rule in the uk to free up billions for infrastructure spending. faisal islam sat down with her at the imf and world bank meetings in washington. we will be changing the measure of debt, i will set out the details to the house of commons next week. i have listened to the imf, who has been clear that we do need to free up more money to invest in capital, as well as listening to people like gus 0'donnell, mark carney, saying we need to invest more to grow our economy and sei

we'll be speaking to miles taylor, one of the organisers of the campaign.bsite says the pentagon is planning to use deepfake technology to their own advantage by creating ai personas to infiltrate online chat forums in order to gather information. this comes despite the us government's persistent warnings that deepfakes and other ai generated content will deepen the misinformation crisis and lead to a muddier information ecosystem for everyone. which brings us to this article warning a donald trump wind in november could potentially help unleash dangerous artificial intellligence. wired magazine says the former president's opposition to what he called woke safety standards for al would likely mean the dismantling of regulations. and one of those very worried over the implications of all this is microsoft's bill gates who ranks the threat posed by artificial intelligence alongside nuclear war and bio—terrorism. the multi billionaire says he finds ai both wondrous and a little bit scary, and that it's very possible malign actors will use ai in ways that could

all right, well, taylor, how are you? i'm very warm. last few days, i'm sure i'll be back in a minute. okay. see you later, leo. i'll give you a hand with that. mr. taylor. i sure can use it. are you're going to treat seed oats? that's right. where do you keep the treatment? over there in the corner. you got to modify notes here, mr. taylor. yes, they are. you raise enough feed to carry it through the year. no, i don't. i only raise a fraction of what i used. right now. i can't seem to get the machinery. and i suppose after a while and i will be able to i won't be able to pay for it. well, you know, farming is a gamble anyplace these days. you got to watch out for your prices and repair and you got to gamble with the weather anywhere you are that's the reason why we want to get the family type farmers together you know you can't count on making living for the wife and kids if you try do it all by yourself. well that all depends on how you look at the thing. now, what can this organization do for me? well, let's put it this way. the farm

he said he was surprised by the news and says taylor farms is exemplary. following food processing protocols. it's a little bit surprising, i think, because i think we have a pretty solid food safety program in the nation and especially here in california, from the field, making sure that employees follow any safety requirements at that point, that they wear any personal protective equipment as they're doing some of the harvesting activities to minimize any potential risk. so far, there are 49 e coli cases in ten states. you can see it right here. you can also see that there are no cases in california. now, the number of cases, though is likely much higher because some people didn't seek medical care or get tested for e coli. one person, unfortunately, has died during this outbreak. ten people, including a child, have been hospitalized today. one of the victims in nebraska is speaking about her experience. well, i was shocked. my fiance was shocked. the doctor was actually a little shocked, but they had told us actually that i was the third case here in tw

they say the onions were grown in salinas and sent to a taylor farms facility in colorado. >> taylor farms, based here in california, is recalling its onions. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn has new details, which include a lawsuit. >> e coli hasn't really been usually linked to onions before. >> federal investigators now believe raw sliced onions are to blame for a deadly e coli outbreak involving quarter pounder hamburgers at mcdonald's, the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention says the quarter pounders are linked to 49 cases of e coli food poisoning across ten states. one person has died. mcdonald's pulled the quarter pounder burgers off the menu at 20% of its stores in the u.s, and now other fast food restaurants, including taco bell pizza hut, kfc and burger king are pulling onions from some menus, according to mcdonald's officials. taylor farms of salinas sent onions to one distribution facility. taylor farms has recalled peeled and diced yellow onions for potential e coli contamination. the recalled onions went from salinas to a taylor farms facility in colo

taylor nailed this.overnment blocked that that merger, and they blocked it for no reason at all. ashley: yeah. terrible. all right, let's move on. jeff bezos apparently no longer the second richest man in the world, so who is, taylor? >> mark zuckerberg with, right? if he's now worth about $20 the 6 billion as of close yesterday. we'll have to see how the stock makes out today. elon musk clearly number one and then zuckerberg just replacing bewith sos in the horse race between -- bezos between second and third race. ashley: either way, you're a winner in that race. david, are you a zuckerberg fan or not? >> you know, i don't know him well, and i maybe it a habit of not becoming a fan of people i don't know. jeff bezos is the third richest man after having to give away half of his money a couple of years ago. ashley: taylor in. >> this is interesting, it's not being rolled out on a wide basis, but a few users have rereeled -- revealed they get blue check marks for a business. so if i'm googling a business

a bit of a fan taylor.ave an incredible show, an amazing and hospitable team and an excellent if gigantic boyfriend. #tequilashots. thanks so much from one aging london boy and a thrilled 8-year-old. and she wrote back to you, "as a long-time hugh grant stan this tweet is very important to my culture." and that got 3.1 million views. [ cheers and applause ] now, did you show this to your daughter? and how did she react if you did? >> i'm not sure she really understands twitter too well. but she does want to meet taylor. and i haven't been able to lay that on for her. >> jimmy: oh, you haven't. are you working on that or you feel like that's a bad -- >> every day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: every day. this is a photograph we have i believe of you at the concert eating i think -- is it a carrot in your mouth? >> we don't know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you've got ear plugs. >> yeah. >> jimmy: in at least one of the ears. >> that's the warm-up band. i would never have had -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i see. did you do s

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lubelski worth support and a approximately special to tom taylor, you know, he (clapping.) i think tom and andrea is she here angela thank you for coming and representing and happy you made it. i received an e-mail this welcome back from a gentleman lived in pennsylvania. and his school voted to abandon the ribbon flag since we've been tracking the 406b8 laws he reached out thanking for giving him legal guidance and storm drains to help the great citizens of burr wick to fight back and says charles thank you for protecting our kids and teachers. this city for san francisco has chosen to protest means so much too, so many people around the world. as foundation that bears gilbert's name we're grateful and halgdz to know this gift that gilbert gave to the world will be flying everyday and night year after year. he moved the world's people. and the teachers and students in burr wick pennsylvania even though the narrow minded people saying they can't fly the flag the people of san francisco are telling them yes. you can. >> (clapping) >> thank you charley now people know me as l