both of these by tiffani and company. but the marcus company was very, very good with colored stones. i want to share a particularly beautiful example. this one at the center which has garnet very colored with pearls. and in an animal that is translucent. it shows through your skin. another great marcus and company example is this extraordinary piece. this is a morning glory pendant and necklace. i don't know if you can see it well enough but considered as stained-glass window in miniature. the wires themselves are supporting this enameled glass. it would be very brilliant on someone's skin. it would seem natural and if you are really wearing flowers. another wonderful example is this wonderful circular pendant was a beautiful watery green at the center. but around the border. >> in the gilded age men liked jewelry and the finer things just as much as women. to prove it we had this things like flasks by tiffani and company with the fabulous seahorse here many of those would reflect their sporting interests. we have some w

tiffany: ellos dicen que las autoridades no hacen su trabajo, es por eso que los agricultores de estasuÍ y ahora" 7:00 pm. estas imÁgenes se las vamos a mostrar, muestra la fuerza de la destructiva de un tornado en china, durÓ un minuto pero fue tiempo suficiente para causar daÑos de consideraciÓn al menos una persona resultÓ herida. vamos con fÉlix de bedout, tiene un adelanto de lo que preparan esta noche. fÉlix: gracias jorge. el costo econÓmico de no vacunarse contra covid—19 es cada vez mayor, los proveedores de servicios mÉdicos piden ahora las personas que contrae la enfermedad y no se han vacunado, que compartan el costo del tratamiento que puede resultar muy costoso si requiere una larga hospitalizaciÓn y disminuye en forma notoria el cruce de inmigrantes indocumentados por la frontera con mÉxico. los activistas atribuyen esto a aumento a deportaciones por aviÓn y la reanudaciÓn del polÉmico programa " quÉdate en mÉxico". jorge: la compaÑÍa tesla quiere vender electricidad directo a los clientes de texas la solicitud de la comisiÓn de servicio se produce tras el inicio de la c

and a new tiffany campaign features music super stars. is at the new york stock exchange in new york with more. good morning, diane. >> stock futures are indicating a higher opening. the three major indexes ended in positive territory after the fda granted full approval to pfizer's coronavirus vaccine. the dow industrials rallied 215 points. nasdaq rallied to 227. the staupd added 37. target is looking to add more magic to some stores in time for the holidays. they said they're expanding the disney store at target concept to more than 160 stores nationwide by the end of the year. now there are 53 small shops inside target shops including an online store at target.com. it's not clear which locations will get the additional disney shops. >>> it's officially pumpkin latte season at starbucks. it will be back today marking its earliest return day ever. starbucks has sold more than 500 million psls since it first hit the menu in 2003. the pumpkin cream cold brew is joining the seasonal lineup for the thirteenth third street year. >>> beyonce i

what is it signaling about the market and what's the next move for your money we'll debate it with tiffany mcghee, jim lebenthal, joe terranova and steve weiss. but first, the s&p 500 hit new record tries, trying for 51 record closes this year. the dow trying for a fourth straight positive day, so let's jump right into it today, this is the set-up. markets at all-time highs and the dow trying to keep a positive trend going, but as we mentioned, tech is moving higher without two big names. without apple and microsoft really contributing. apple up only half a point and microsoft down a percent but we look at a change in leadership tesla and the smetf are both up. joe, what's your take on this and where are you putting your money in this market >> well, i still think, frank, you want to be in mega cap technology and buying back their stock and this is an important point. if you look at the performance year to date for amazon, for tesla and for netflix they're underperforming alphabet, microsoft, apple, facebook what's the difference? the common denominator that are outperforming is that they'

tiffany knows she may have to move out of plumas county. for now she's hoping help is on the way for her and her neighbors. >> i just want to know that the people in my community are safe and that we've got a plan. >> meanwhile, crews gaining the upper hand on the fire burning near tahoe. the river fire, that's now 78% contained. it's burned more than 2600 county. plaster and ne cal fire says it is working to remove hazard trees from roads and structures to help residents return home. for more information on how you can help victims of the california wildfires, you can head to our website. it is kpix.com. >>> let's check the local weather conditions. paul, we are kind of still dealing with the same thing here. >> we are dealing with the fire threat that could shape up tomorrow night into early thursday with the potential for some dry lightning. it's an outside chance. in the short-term all we are going to seize low cloud cover and some fog overnight, not spreading too far inland, so clear skies inland might let you catch a glance of the per

beyonce and jay-z in the new campaign for tiffany that yesterdayo diamond is the tiffany time, 128 caratsming only the fourth woman to wear it purly a social i'd in the 1950s was first, and then breakfast at tiffany's, and then lady gaga. as part of 9 campaign tiffany is planning to donate to historically black colleges and universities >>> on wall street, the dow up 216, s&p up 38, nasdaq up 228. i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> president biden's polling sinking fast steve kornacki with the specific reasons why. >>> a cnbc investigation -- vanishing cry ocash. the stolen money, plus the popular exchange facing thousands of complaints. >>> after a long, dangerous journey, some afghan evacuees begin to reach safety. the first wave has arrived in the washington, d.c. area. the new temporary home in an expo center in northern virginia, but thousands are living in a tent city in germany, waiting to find out where they will go here's matt bradley. >> reporter: i spoke to several of the evacuees here none of them came directly from kabul.

my name is tiffany wong. as mark said, i am the acting audit manager for the whistle-blower program. i'm stepping in for our program manager, dave jensen. i'm pleased to present today's update on the whistle-blower program's recent activities and initiatives. next slide, please. [inaudible] from the california government code commission, 53.76, appendix "f," and the campaign governmental conduct code, article 4. next slide, please. the whistle-blower program has jurisdiction over specific matters. the whistle-blower program shall investigate or otherwise attempt to resolve reports concerning misuse of city funds, im improper activities, deficiencies in the delivery of government services and government practices. also per the charter, the whistle-blower program does not have jurisdiction over specific matters. and it must refer certain matters in which another city department is required to investigate by federal, state, or local law, matters which may be resolved through ag ag aggrievences. our whistle-blowe

a socialite in the 1950s was first, then audrey hepburn promoting breakfast at tiffany's and lady gagao donate $2 million to scholarship and internship programs for historically black colleges and universities >>> on wall street the dow up 216, s&p up 38, nasdaq up 228. i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> president biden's polling sinking fast steve kornacki with the specific reasons why. >>> a cnbc investigation, vanishing crypto cash. the stolen money plus the popular exchange facing thousands of complaints. >>> and after a long dangerous journey some afghan evacuees begin to reach safety. the first wave of afghan refugees has arrived in the d.c. area, their new temporary home is an expo center in northern virginia but thousands of other afghans who evacuated are now living in a tent city at a u.s. air base in germany and waiting to find out where in the world they will go here is nbc's matt bradley. >> reporter: yeah, shep. i spoke with some of the 6,000 to 7,000 afghan evacuees here at ramstein air base, none came direct from kab

tiffany?tsunami threat. given there are multiple aftershocks like you just reported, how much time or warning will the people of haiti have should a tsunami strike? essentially they have a warning now but how much time will they have before it's imminent? >> so the sirens definitely go off right away once the earthquake went off, but at least an hour in between hopefully before water levels really start to rise. it could happen quicker. we don't know the wave strength right now of what that tropical system is providing in that area. but i do expect at least an hour in advance to see the high waves make their way in that area. the problem is with these aftershocks, that could come sooner. you know, with the 5.2, that really just doesn't help things. >> wow. this is quite scary. don't go far, janessa, i may bring you back in this conversation. stick around. i do want to bring back with me haiti correspondent for the miami harold, jacqulynn charles. she was with us last hour. jacqulynn, thanks so

and tiffany kearney will present this item. >> sometimes consumers have a critical or urgent need for nutrition support. these situations and consumers, das is seeking approvals for a grant with meals on wheels to provide emergency home delivered meal services. our intake department, the emergency meal request and determines if emergency services are needed. examples of emergency situations include a referral from adult protective services or sfpd, a person who is at risk for hospitalization or readmission to either -- readmission to a hospital without nutrition support. meals on wheels as the designated emergency home delivered meal partner will prioritize the requests and start services quickly. thank you and i am happy to answer any questions you have at this time. >> president knutzen: comments or questions from the commission? all right. seeing none, do we have anyone from the public who wishes to comment on item v? >> clerk: moderator please open the phone lines for public comment. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> president knutzen: great. hearing no further requests to

. >>> breakfast at tiffany's with a beyonce twist.aw-dropping tiffany gem. >>> and it's the summer of cena. john cena is back in times square and he is on a roll. from action-packed movies from "f-9" to "the suicide squad," now john cena is giving us a big laugh with "vacation friends." he's saying -- >> good morning, america. >> you never know what john cena is going to be wearing. >> right. >>> good morning, america. hope your monday is off to a good start. >> we love having him here. >>> we're going to talk about something really important. breaking free from parenting burnout. so many parents trying to balance working from home to keeping their kids on track. that's an important one coming up. >> how do you know if you're burnt out? we have a test for you to determine how much help you might need. plus, the strategies to get you through it all. >> get your pencils out. >>> first, we start with the urgent search for the missing after the flooding in tennessee. back to elwyn lopez. >> reporter: good morning, george. just behind this

tiffany mcgee ceo and chief investment officer and a cnbc contributor and last night, tiffany, you and i were both up late and you tweeted out and said, there are two things that investors should be focused on right now. what are those two things? >> first of all, it's good to be back i don't know how you stay up so late and get up so early i believe stocks are higher. you mentioned it at the top of the show it's harder to watch markets these days, especially what's been going on in the past two days, so many different factors, delta, the fed, inflation, supply chain, and i think we have to recognize that a lot of these things are temporary, right. investors, you know, the six at home watching all this -- sitting at home watching this and cringing need to be thinking about these two things, right. the first thing is having a strategy and it does not sound really exciting, right, when we're always on cnbc talking about these, you know, really great names that are moving so fast and so far, but really, you know, having a disciplined investment strategy is a really, really important right

tiffany, i was just speaking to squad member ilhan omar.member wrb cori bush, a leading voice in the fight for the eviction moratorium hasn't she. >> shaert. good morning, mehdi, happy to share the screen with you. with you dispute the zpigs rowe decision earlier this week congresswoman bush is not giving up yet. the missouri representative once homeless and living in her car with two children. says she will continue to pressure lawmakers to extend the moratorium, millions of americans as you know mehdi could be out on the street soon. and even more disappointing is that only a fraction of the billions earmarked to help during the pandemic has been distributed. there is a lot of bureaucracy at the state and local level. be sure to tune in to see how congresswoman bush hopes to keep millions in the homes. this is something impacting so many across the country. we'll have more on that. and we'll talk about the r. kelly trial happening. a jam packed show coming up next, mehdi. >> so much going on, thank you, tiffany cross. remember to camp the

i want to bring in tiffany cross of the cross connection.aveled around the country during covid talking to groups of americans particularly black americans, this was the starkest example that they used. it's the thing everybody knows about the medical system and the disrespect shown to black people. it's a hard hurdle to overcome, the tuskegee experiments. >> it is. and that's what's so frustrating about this. there are people with legitimate distrust in the medical system based on her history and data in fact. and then there is the other crowd never known actually persecution or oppression. they think masks are such things. but, you know, i'll tell you i talk to a lot of people citing the dusk gee experiment as the reason they don't get the vaccine. when you ask what exactly happened, a lot of people don't know the details. it was a great piece. i'm glad you ran it, ali, we're get floog that on the show, definitely keeping our eye on afghanistan. you've done great analysis. i've been watching you all morning in front of the big map. that's

well, here's the thing, tiffany. most, if not all of the private schools here in florida require the wearing of masks for in-person learning in the classroom. so we're seeing that there is, as the great doctor as just told us, a militarying move towards protecting the collective great. the collective good of everyone. there is no downside to requiring that masks be worn, private businesses are allowed to do what they need to do. and as of this moment right now, there has been no sustained challenge in court in terms of the requirement of wearing a mask at minimum. >> no legal downside and no downside to our health. it's baffling to see people reject basic health safety measures. i want you to take a listen to jen psaki. >> florida is not the only state. seven states have a probation on school districts from requiring masks in schools. and some states have even banned businesses and universities from requiring workers and students to be vaccinated. >> this is a very scary space we're in. i've said this before. it's no

. >> her hobby proving so lucrative that tiffany left her job in 2020. >> not sure what it is.rning up to $1,000 a week selling off her dumpster diving finds at garage sales and on her website. tiffany recently finding these bradley backpacks writing, freaking score, these backpacks are $150 each. things she finds run the game you with items that are slightly damaged packaging, to returns, clothes or make up that can't be sold again. >> dumpster diving has been so beneficial for me and my family, like, there's no way i would quick. >> what she's unable to sell she donates. her advice to anyone looking to take the dive themselves. >> if you haven't tried dumpster diving and it's legal where you are, go. >> of course not everyone is on board her full-time dumpster diving dig but she doesn't mind the trolling saying i'm happy i'm saving landfills and doing my part to keep the >>> right now on "america this morning" terror in kabul. one of the deadliest days ever for u.s. troops in afghanistan. what we're learning about the twin suicide attacks targeting crowds outside the kabul ai

with that as a backdrop, tiffany, how worried are you that your children will catch covid?n are healthy and safe. we take precautions to try to ensure their health. what we've seen with forced masking is that a lot of the harm that children have faced have been slow for schools to see but parents have seen them. we believe the developmental harm of forced masking can outweigh any risks to children due to covid. we're thankful parents will have to choice, whether or not to mask their kids. todd: shannon, how worried are you that your child will catch covid? >> i'm not worried that they'll catch co-individual. we know the data. the data does not affect children like it affects older americans or older individuals so i'm not worried that he catches it. we take all precautions but i make sure that we keep his immune system up so if and when he does catch it, that he can fight it and recover very easily. todd: amy, take us home, how worried are you that your kids are going to catch it? >> i worry about everything. and i do worry and i don't. i vaccinated my children. i have 100%

"the cross connection with tiffany cross" starts right now. >>> good morning, everybody.ion" with that frantic exodus out of afghanistan. now, we're expecting an update from the pentagon shortly and we'll bring it to you here live. new this morning, the u.s. embassy in kabul is warning american citizens to not travel to the airport unless specifically instructed to do so. now, this is due to potential security threats outside the gates. this latest alert comes after president biden responded to questions about security yesterday. >> the military has secured the airport, as you mentioned, but will you sign off on sending troops into kabul to evacuate americans who haven't been able to get to the airport safely? >> we have no indication that they haven't been able to get in kabul through the airport. we've made an agreement with the taliban thus far they've allowed them to go through. it's in their interest for them to go through. >> u.s. military aircraft evacuated at least 13,000 people since the taliban took over kabul last week. now, as the u.s. scrambles to find new ev

anderson says tiffany immediately left fulsome for germany to be next to her son. she was. >> is very emotional. >> that's why danny o'neill wanted the full some community to rally behind the andrew's family by making ribbons to place around the city as an army vet himself in the co-founder of war fighter over. watch a nonprofit for veterans and first responders. he understands how difficult it is for military families to heal during hard times. i want to make sure that. >> the community knows that these people come from our neighborhoods, our communities right here in folsom. >> now these yellow ribbons scattered around the city a full. so not only pay tribute to those wounded and killed in kabul but also a reminder to tyler that his community will always support. >> i believe that having a hometown support. it is vital for his help. it reminds him what he was fighting for, even though tyler has a long road ahead. both anderson and o'neill say they're praying for his quick recovery every day and are encouraging others to do so too. that was jeanne when reporting f

you star in it with tiffany haddish, who, by the way, is fantastic as well. >> yeah, she's great >> jimmywith my dear friend, and someone you know very well, alan zweibel >> jimmy: i love alan zweibel. is a legend. >> i saw him, actually, on the "letterman show" telling this funny story about how he met this person by chance at a a celebrity auction lunch, and she purchased him for $22. [ laughter ] and then -- and then she ended up having an allergic reaction to the seafood she was eating. she had no insurance she had to get an ambulance. and this charity lunch cost him $3,000 [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so funny - >> so i'm watching him, jim, and i said -- and we all started typing with alan -- this is the beginning of something. i don't know what it is, but this is how they meet. where do we go from there, and so and forth so we just started writing it, and it ended up becoming this, i think, really funny, beautiful story of these two mismatched people who become great friends. >> jimmy: yeah it's very funny, but it's also got some very moving scenes in there too. can i set it up or - >> su

haddish how's tiffany doing? she's fascinating. >> she is very interesting >> jimmy: not only is she gorgeous but she's funny and smart. i just love having her as a guest. please give her our best >> i will. i will definitely send love. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you were friends before you started dating. >> yeah. >> jimmy: who asked who out? >> well, really wasn't like an official ask, meaning like, you know, we weren't like -- >> jimmy: yeah >> -- in elementary school like i handed her a note, like, "will you go with me?" >> jimmy: circle yes >> circle yes -- i didn't do that [ laughter ] but after being friends and hanging out, it was just one good night, cool night where we had a couple of drinks and a - [ laughter ] -- little twinkle in the eye and i was like, "oh, actually, i think she might like me. 'cause i had been trying and she would put me in the friend boat for a second. [ laughter ] and i was cool with the friend boat i was like, "we friends. >> jimmy: okay >> yeah, you know, like you was saying, you'v

josh brown is back and pivotal adviser tiffany mcgee. welcome to you both.near session lows with the s&p down 0.75% josh, the context is, what, 1.3% off record highs but there's a little bit of a tapering is coming feel to the market today if you look at what's dragging us lower staples, real estate, utilities. some of the groups that benefit from lower yields. what say you as to the softness we've seen in the recent sessions >> yeah, we're in one of those periods of times, sara, where the average stock is having a much worse time than what the indices would suggest. especially when you look at the nasdaq composite not the nasdaq 100 just like the entirety of the nasdaq with all of those ipos and spacs and things you'd never heard of there are some massive drawdowns in like thousands of names right now. and we've been here before it doesn't have to be the end of the world but there really is a lack of leadership here which would argue for a pullback after those fomc minutes were released you can really get a sense of just like how bereft of narrative this ma

>> yes, tiffany.recommended in the guidance, whichever vaccine you received for your initial two doses will be the same vaccine you should receive for your booster dose. that's our best understanding at this time. >> all right. now, how concerned should we be about vaccinated people not getting the booster? you know, you have issues of scheduling and timing and, you know, a myriad of issues that could impact this. if you don't get the booster, will you at some point be rendered unprotected from covid? >> bottom line, the booster is useful to, let's say, boost or pump up immunity. those persons who've been inoculated and have been vaccinated for greater than eight months, they are more susceptible to mild and moderate disease. it doesn't mean they're more susceptible to disease and it doesn't mean they're more susceptible to hospitalization. boosters are a way to give those who are already vaccinated -- think about gold standard protection. but we cannot lose sight of those who are unvaccinated at all.

anderson says tiffany immediately left fulsome for germany to be next to her son. she was. she was very emotional. that's why danny o'neill wanted the full some community to rally behind the andrew's family by making ribbons to place around the city as an army vet himself in the co-founder of war fighter over. watch a nonprofit for veterans and first responders. he understands how difficult it is for military families to heal during hard times. i want to make sure that. >> the community knows that these people come from our neighborhoods, our communities right here in folsom. >> now these yellow ribbons scattered around the city a whole. so not only pay tribute to those wounded and killed in kabul but also a reminder to tyler that his community will always support. >> i believe that having a hometown support vital for his help. it reminds him what he was fighting for, even though tyler has a long road ahead. both anderson and o'neill say they're praying for his quick recovery every day and are encouraging others to do so too. >> those g when reporting for us tonight. right

joining me now is tiffany cross of the cross connection.y familiar escape goat about the surge in covid, immigrants. >> yeah, good morning, ali. look, honestly we are not surprised that republicans turn to the favorite scapegoat, blaming the rise of covid on immigrants. in the state of florida they are setting new records for positive cases ali while the state's governor, florida man, trump acolyte ron desantis. he suggests the immigrants coming over the southern border not a word on the maga crowd. and greg abbott spews the same nonsense. this guy even issued an executive order telling state troopers to pull over drivers transporting migrants who pose a risk of carrying the virus. so a judge thankfully blocked that order. but we're dig floog that and more. all that on the cross-connection this week. it's not all doom and gloom. we have positive news to talk about as well >> it never is all doom and gloom. we appreciate that. nice to see you back. make sure you watch that starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern right after this. >>> embattled new yo

>> when tiffany called for more information -- >> they could not tell me. they would not locate what happened to my first test, and because they did not label my second test properly, it was discarded along with 172 other people the same day. >> in short, it is a cautionary tale and a lesson. if you are going to get tested at a pop-up site, ask to see the permit. >> a boy was s s francisco's union square this afternoon. police have not released his age, but the shooting happened around 2:20 this afternoon on stockton street near market. the boy was taken to the hospital. no arrests have made. in the south bay, someone deliberately torched the cars sitting in a family's front yard. take a look at this. surveillance video shows the fire as it quickly spread from one vehicle to the next. in the background, you can see someone running from the scene, carrying something as the flames shot up into the air. earlier today, the victim's grandmother spoke with abc 7. >> i want awareness in the world that this is happening and this is not ok. get justice. >> all three

tiffany justice fox news. hundreds of thousands of americans will soon see their student debt disappear. the u. s department of education will cancel $5.8 billion in student debt for more than 320,000 students who are disabled. the debt forgiveness will automatically be granted using social security administration data. the education department under the biden administration has also cancelled stewed. debt for thousands of students who attended for profit schools, people driving in those express lanes on 6 80 from martinez to walnut creek have to start paying tolls to use the lane. drivers will need a fast track toll tag and carpoolers will need a fast track flex toll tags set to the two or three plus position now driving alone. you can pay half price tall. if that person has an eligible, clean air vehicle with a fast track c a v toll tag. the express line operates from five in the morning to eight o'clock at night, the longest runway out at san francisco international airport is back open after a four month c

tiffany justice fox news.arthquake victims say they are desperate to see more relief headed their way in haiti after tropical storm complicates the effort and tropical storm fred leaves behind a deadly path of destruction on the east coast, and we're tracking the smoke. obviously there's a lot of it's going to stick around a little bit longer. we'll look at the five day forecast next and plan out your weekend. see you back here. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. arriving in haiti for victims of the powerful storm. powerful earthquake rather and tropical storm grace. the supply shipments are from the u. s gover

our colleague tiffany cross has at least eight.ion i wish everyone had a chance to take, myself included. ms. cross was in cabo san lucas, a well-deserved break with group that included jemele hill, voting rights advocate latasha brown, black writes co-founder alicia garza and msnbc's joy reid. she unwound from the daily grind by commiserating and spending at least two minutes looking like the goddess of all things. i mean, really, ma'am. this had to have been a lot of fun. but it was clearly more than that. this morning on "the cross connection" she explained what everybody came away from the trip with. >> beyonce once said that as much as she loves her husband, there is nothing like a conversation with a woman who understands you. i echo that a million times over. the truth is, it really didn't matter if we convened in cabo or cleveland. it was the women with the range for me. i wish for all of you to find or create that safe space with your tribe and exhale. be it a cocktail or mock tail on your porch, breaking bread at your own

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hey, tiffany: pen 10. let's how one. yeah. and from one to pen can then not put income, send them. so convincing un sanctions. north korea not only built the complex but also financed it in return, the north koreans collect all the revenues for the 1st 10 years after that. ringback they share the profits, the north korean c e o doesn't want to appear in front of the camera. but he says the museum makes about $7000000.00 a year in entrance fees alone. cambodia and north korea have maintained close relation for decades. can is sewn and cambodia is king noted on piano. we're good friends, a solid basis for today's business ties that contravene un sanctions. in the evening when the museum closes, the north koreans throw another set of doors open for the hungry tourists. they don't want cameras in the restaurant. so we fill in secret the menu boast north korean specialties, such as cold noodles and seek you come by. the prices the surprisingly high by converting standards. a main course costs up to $50.00. in particular, tourists from china and south korea, visit the restaurant. the you

do you think she has family pe, hollywood stuff such as audrey hepburn in breakfast at tiffany's, showed how it was done. and we followed the lead for decades, smoking viewed as a homeless pleasure to be pursued, worry free like me to have with in the film was gilder the cigarettes gave you that certain special something the number 30 and the nothing personal i oh no. i was just tossing away my frustration, but in the 1950s, the mood began to change. far more often, it was said that tobacco cigarettes might not be as harmless and so as clean. smoking makes you ill. i use in the use that followed american scientists would prove that smoking causes lung cancer and is willing to chronic bronchitis and other diseases. the american health authority said smoking is suicide for emotion. against this backdrop, millions of people stopped smoking. the industry was faced with a problem. it's hard to make money from the manufacturer of products that cause illness or even death. i went to plant and i just didn't the in the do in talk to but not there put on the c d if fox him know, and not you know,

we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies. some of the older businesses are refurbished and newer businesses are coming in and it's exciting. >> we even have our own brewery for fdr, ferment, drink repeat. it's in the san francisco garden district and four beautiful murals. >> it's important to shop local because it's kind of like a circle of life, if you will. we hire local people. local people spend their money at our businesses and those local people will spend their money as well. i hope people shop locally. [ ♪♪♪ ]

. >> reporter: others turn to social media tiffany miller also in la place begging for help while trapped in her attic in the dark. >> water came in, and it came in kind of quick. the only thing that we could do is climb in the attic. >> reporter: so far 5,000 national guard troops have been activated. 25,000 cleanup crews from 30 states are on the way. officials warning conditions are still very dangerous, including possible alligator infested floodwaters. and the death toll here is likely to rise >> what i can tell you is that the last couple of days have not been good for our state and for the next several days and weeks, they will not be easy either. >> reporter: the damage to the power grid alone is described as catastrophic the entire city of new orleans without electricity. some outages could last for weeks this is a massive electrical power that collapsed during hurricane ida with several feeder bands, all throughout new orleans. a lot of people think this may be one of the epicenters of the city's power problems. so many tonight anxious about how long this could last. >> reporter

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