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

but tiffany cross can't be criticized, because she's oppressed. that's the key.ch this. >> what we didn't see were enough voices willing to point out the deep,er, fest ring rot that's plagued this nation since it was born. people who neither discovered nor built this land have been led to believe that america is theirs and theirs alone. will this democracy survive? a yahoo! news poll says no. perhaps when you build a nation on stolen land with stolen labor it was never going to be a republic we could keep. and so here we are, celebrating the birth of a nation, independence for white men. >> tucker: okay. once again, calling out a specific race by name. now, you have to wonder about the other anchors on msnbc, some of who are that race. do they notice this? do they know what's happening on their channel? are they okay with this? what happens if we continue to talk this way? you may not watch this channel, but some people do. what does this look like in a year in five years, ten years? we're a country at war with itself, a race war. this woman, tiffany cross, whose

>> because i'm a woman, i teach math, and i speak spanish. >> jimmy: tiffany has a diverse background, just like the student body at mps where roughly 2/3 of the students are children of color, but the majority of teachers in district are white, similar to the population of minneapolis. >> i believe i'm the only black person, or person of color on our team. >> reporter: what are some other unique challenges that you face as being one of the only black teachers in your school? >> i end up representing everyone. sometimes you feel like people are leaning on you as the resource for students of color. >> reporter: the strain of the pandemic led mps teachers to stage a strike this year. for three weeks in march, the teachers union fought for a number of reforms. greta callahan, a former kindergarten teacher, is the president of the union that represents mps teachers.pshe sa color was just one item on a laundry list of demands. >> we don't have full-time nurses in all of our buildings. we don't have the social workers and counselors that our students deserve. we have way too many kids in ou

. >> sandra: tiffany was 13 years old, one of the nine attacks he has admitted to. we will hear her message, and the bureaucrats decided he only had to serve part. and the race to control congress a month before america casts their ballots. and, here we go, battle to control congress as tight as it gets at this point. exactly four weeks out from election day, that's particularly the case in the senate. but let's begin with the house. brand-new fox news power rankings show republicans holding their advantage. gop forecasted to win 231 seats, democrats 204. keep in mind, 31 house races are considered toss-ups. since last month, republicans have gained two in the rankings, three races shifted towards democrats. over on the senate side, way too early to call here, four races are still considered toss-ups. arizona, georgia, nevada and pennsylvania. also important to note absentee voting is underway in seven battleground states. we could wait another month to find out which party controls congress, with georgia. >> mike: a lot to unpack here. we have our man bret baier he

now, don't be fooled by the fact that tiffany cross can barely speak a coherent sentence. she was a communications major, apparently, according to the internet, that didn't work. but the gist of it is very, very clear . white women are dangerous because white people are dangerous. they are by the nature of their dna, potential domestic terrorists. >> now, you can play the game. well, if any other group were spoken about this way, this would be shut down immediate. and of course, that's completely true. there was no other group in america you could talk about the way that tiffany cross enjoy reid and other anchors and msnbc talk about white people, but you even have to play that game. >> doesn't matter what the color is , it's always wrong to reduce people to the color of their skin, to their melanin content, to their dna. and it's even worse to attack them on the basis of that. and in fact, it's the basis of violence, actual violence, actual violence, but tiffany cross can't be criticized because she's pressed. >> that's the key. watch this. what we didn't see were enough

joining me now is tiffany smiley. the most galling part of all of this is that the seahawks, i understand, gave your husband that jersey. is that correct? >> that is true. he was the 12th man flag razor and, you know, a whole stadium full of fans cheered for him and were honored to have him be a part of that. it's really unfortunate. you know, laura, i don't think it's any coincidence that the seahawks, starbucks, and seattle times had this coordinated attack against me, because i'm talking about issues that are actually affecting washington families. sky rocketing inflation. crime through the roof. i spent last week at a homeless encampment in seattle, i cleaned up dirty needles. i talked with the residents and you know what they told me? they said everything changed. these are people addicted to drugs every day that we just allow to live on the street. they said everything changed when fentanyl cam on our streets and they asked me what can you do about it tiffany? and i was clear. there is something we can do about

tiffany, now, you have them running scared.sue that you're hearing about from voters right now? >> it's safety and crime. i was in seattle on saturday in a room of democrats and independents who are telling me they're honored that i'm the first republican that they will have ever voted for. people are feeling incredibly less safe every single day, senator murray fails to address this issue. she's never been downtown, she's never been to the homeless encampments. i have been in all 39 counties in washington state. washington's ready to elect someone who will go fight for washington state. senator murray's just a part of washington, dc. crime and safety is number one here in washington state, and, you know, i'm on my bus right now, i'm on my bus tour. our rooms are packed, laura, hundreds and hundreds of people are meeting me at events. democrats, independents and republicans. because we are more alike than we are different and when we drive our bus down the highway, cops are honking at us, waving at us. washington state is ready

tiffany, that could take years.that is the result for steve bannon. >> yeah. it punctuates the point you brought out. there are two different justice systems, applied for the privileged. i was reading about this law for that donald trump hired, and i'm curious to know what they sound about. it's the baylor law group, they have represented a lot of folks who are multiple -- before the committee. her meek dillon, the first managing party, she's a national republican committee chairman from california, but she's held a lot of wild litigation related to other conservative causes, like the policies that shut down schools, churches, and best sister in covid. does this law firm have any chance? are they going to be more of a talking point or actual people who are, obviously, at the core trying to litigate something? >> let's hope they take their responsibilities as officers of the court seriously. look at donald trump's track record. every lawyer he touches seems to get into some kind of trouble, from being disbarred or sa

tiffany, welcome. according to the trafalgar poll, you are within the margin of error with patty murray. >> we are telling the truth and addressing the issues that are facing washington families every day. i have been in every county in washington state, some of them multiple times listening to voters, listening to their concerns. cost of living, crime, homeless encampments, we have people on drugs walking around our streets with no plan and no hope in sight. we have been sharing our message on the airways and all over washington state. people are ready for change. we have a plan to turn crisis into hope for all of washington. brian: your husband lost his sight fighting wars for us. he was able to get that 12th man honor. and you included it in an ad. what was the reaction from the seattle seahawks. >> it's heartbreaking to see. we are not just taking down patty murray. we are taking count corporate woke allies who insulated her and covered her from any tough questions or holdinger accountable. my husb

let's bring in tiffany mcghee. tiffany, there is no shortage of catalysts. you this week? >> dom, you said it. you should be my intro every single time. everybody is watching the fed this week. in addition to -- listen, consensus is the fed will raise rates 75 basis points. i'm paying attention to the forward guidance the fed has been very clear that they want inflation at that 2% target the fed, of course, watches pce and we all watch cpi, of course. those are lagging indicators the current indicators are signaling the prices are starting to decline. commodities prices are coming down housing prices as well it takes a while for declining prices to reflect in pce or cpi whether they will start tapering back those hikes >> tiffany, tiffany, i'll stop you for a second we have a limited amount of time if that is the case, is this a market you can buy would you feel comfortable doing so or do you have to wait for the data points to come out before you put money to work or take it off the table? >> you don't have to wait. the first thing is your earlier guest tal

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so, tell us a little bit about our friend tiffany.ean, is she as crazy as she appears on those videos? >> she is absolutely the abolitionist, the obstructionist, and the chaos inciter that you said she was. she is absolutely all those things. and she is also a hypocrite. >> jesse: she calls the police after telling us we can't call the police if we are about to be stabbed. do you think she has the brain power to understand how insane and hypocritical she sounds? right. important to put up a tweet she didn't call the police. she had -- she called the council and the counsel skill security who then called the police. i think that's just splitting hairs. all she wants to do is do as i say and not as i do the very week she put out that flier that you put up on did i go to high school with you or throw a soda for distraction? that was the very week that alison rousseau lost her life. so i don't think that a trained first responder could have surprised and stabbed in her neck five times and now the family and new york mourns her. >> jesse:

tiffany,ank yo thank you so muc. all right. next, another shout out surprise to the ingram angle's fifth anniversary. >> i can't wait to see who it is next >> laura: though a "the ingraham angle" fifth year anniversary of sunday and we nnonndayhave another shout out y 'rsurprise you with. here is the hint they are givino me.sh onowe is a guest on the show. >> it all ended five years ago. laura ingraham is to get up early and, on the show and then nowshe got her own show.wa now, she has turned away her alarm clock. >> we arf e so proud of you. we understand you areyour celebrating a big anniversary. >> yes, five years as your show anchor 10:00 eastern time.0:00 we wash you twice or i do. i watch you at 10:00 and better 3:00 in the morning when i get up again. it is like a laura ingraham marathon for me. and i always learn more each and every day.ss great show, 's great success and the best is yet to come.ve >> part of you, laura, congratulations. >> laura: i love them.sday i think tuesday and wednesday ia would go on with "fox &

and we'll see you over at tiffany's.

i think we've seen momentum particularly amongst independent voters shifting towards tiffany smiley.tty murray doesn't want to have a second debate is the more people that get in front of -- see tiffany sm smiley, hear from her, they're likely to vote for her. patty murray is trying to lean on left wing media to not cover this race honestly and keep tiffany smiley from getting in front of voters in a major way. when you do a really good debate performance, it puts the pressure on someone like murray to step it up. she doesn't have substance. we saw that last night during the debates. >> martha: they talked about abortion. i thought about this this morning. we all were led to believe after that decision came down that it was going to change the dynamic. i think there was good reason to think that that could be true. we had been told for decades and millions and millions of dollars had been spent to tell the people of america that if this gets overturned, it will change life as we know it. it will be so catastrophic. but if this change that we're seeing is true, it tells me that that i

(inaudible) joanna hernandez and tiffany holmes but we got to widdle it down.those initial thoughts and just relative to gender balance, i just want to point out that the previous incarnation of the council was heavily male dominated and i could certainly see a scenario the opposite happens this time around. with that, i'll turn it over to supervisor chan. >> thank you chair peskin. i think again just wanted to thank all the applicants for submitted their applications and interest and willingness to serve. just giving my experience working at the da office previously and have-as well as city college. let me just say i really appreciate all those who for the last few decades laid the pathway and the foundation for the reentry council and i want to-it is also the reason why it leads to my decision of supporting a selected few among this large group here. i think first foremost sheriff hennessey was the first sheriff in the nation to establish a woman center in our countsy jail system understanding the unique needs for women incarcerated women and the reason why i

so hold on to this, but don't take it to the bar at tiffany's sports. and i don't like hand it to them because they won't know. you have to hand it to me and i will make sure that you get one free drink. all right. so anyway, so as much as this event is about my new book, little brother. it's about celebrating the life. the book's title character, gerald cleveland jeryl and i were matched in the big brothers big sisters program in 2005 when he eight and i was 28, we were together for 11 years. and it's no exaggeration to say that he changed my life. i know some people have met him, so i'm going to read some very short excerpts from little brother. and about our together, about his death at the age of 19 and why i decided it'd to to investigate his death myself and so here's the first picture this is daryl around the time when we first met. so so all right. and so now these are little short excerpts in 2005 while working as a reporter at the saint louis riverfront times, i was a bit aimless and, looking for a way to meaningfully give back. that's around

tiffany mueller, is joining me now. tiffany, it's great to talk to you.e role of the secretary of state why it's so critical of course, we can't all help but think back to the 2020 election. and of course the role that then secretary of state brad raffensperger played in all that. >> first, thank you so much for having me on. and you're absolutely right, the secretary of state positions are critical to upholding our democracy. and making sure that we have free, fair elections. outside of brad raffensperger you had folks like joscelyn -- in michigan, or katie hobbs in arizona. who stood firm against the lies that were coming from the trump campaign, in an attempt to overturn the 2020 election. they make sure the will of the voters were upheld. what we have right now, which you laid out at the beginning is actually over half of americans have an election denier on the ballot this cycle. 52% of americans have someone who says they either don't believe the 2020 election was free and fair, or said that they would challenge future elections. that is such an inc

tiffany?rth of you in georgetown, south carolina, and so what does the destruction there look like? >> and just 60 miles from, here they saw the brunt of the storm in the biggest threat was absolutely the storm surge. 5 to 6 feet of storm surge, and in that water, it transformed roadways into waterways, neighborhoods into, lakes and it led to some pretty harrowing rescues, crews in police rescuing people from motels, and residences as waters quickly closed in. i spoke with one woman who lived in myrtle beach on the shoreline, and she saw and witnessed a shrimp boat washed ashore just outside of our doorstep. she says it was one of the worst storm she is ever witnessed. take a listen here. >> this is the worse it has been. i've never seen one like this. >> and stephanie, this was the first hurricane to make landfall in the state of south carolina, since 2016. back to you. >> wow, thank you so much and leah kara, my apologies, i mispronounce your name earlier, but thank you so much, emily joinin

locutora: tiffany dijo que recibiÓ dos llamadas telefÓnicas. >> una llamada de un nÚmero extraÑo, non el cÓdigo de whatsapp, abrÍ el mensaje, cuando intentÓ ingresar a mi whatsapp, resulta que ya lo tenÍan hackeado. carla: despuÉs de esto los ciber delincuentes comenzaron a pedir dinero prestado a sus contactos en whatsapp. >> una amiga me llamÓ y me preguntÓ que cuanto era lo que me tenÍan que transferir. >> a muchos amigos les ha pasado eso, les han quitado su dinero. >> hay que tener mucho cuidado con esa gente maliciosa. carla: pero tiffany no es la Única, para el experto en ciber seguridad nadie estÁ exento este tipo de robos, por eso recomendÓ crear contraseÑas largas y difÍciles. paola: el experto en seguridad tecnolÓgica mencionÓ que las contraseÑas deberÍan cambiarse cada 30 dÍas para asÍ cuidar nuestras cuentas. aunque muchos piensan que no es suficiente, el gobierno federal anuncia el aumento mÁs alto en los Últimos 40 aÑos para los que reciben beneficios del seguro social. algodón de azúcar. limonada rosa. chicle. cuando las compañías de tabaco venden productos endulzados

tiffany: this is a picture of my mother.she was just a teenager, her mother died from lung cancer at the age of 48 after decades of smoking. tiffany: she went from being a vibrant teacher that was in the prime of her career to she couldn't even get out of bed. i wish that earlier we could have known and been nest about the dangers of smoking, because maybe that would have prevented my mother from smoking. >> there is a definite, significant health hazard associated with cigarette smoking. amna: it was way back in 1964, that the u.s. surgeon general first concluded in a report to congress that cigarettes cause cancer and other diseases. but it wasn't until decades later, in 2006, that cigarette companies were found guilty in federal court of misleading the public about the dangers of smoking. and until very recently, the tobao industry still marketed its products with the help of the consulting firm mckinsey. >> for all these years, they've been, you know, helping all the major cigarette companies sell more cigarettes, when 4

>> thank you, tiffany. we should be very concerned about this. we have seen the rise in violence or calls for violin since the last election in june, as we mentioned, dhs issued a warning stating that this would increase. while we don't know the exact motive here, you mentioned there might be a hybrid, the hybrid of motive that we have seen being exhibited by a lot of people who may have been attacked, it nothing more than them looking at a menu of a whole collection of extremist ideology from race, religion, or issue orientation such an anti government, anti muslim. they pick what they want off of the menu and act. we should be concerned about this, we will see heightened security of our electives going forward, and heightened security of the polling places as well. >> this kind of violent statement is certainly not new. we were talking about the political violence, you know? it's just violence. people don't always take it seriously. i want to play a soundbite from the january 6th commission when we saw the woman, the two black women talking abo

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. >> tiffany haddish. >> tiffany haddish, yeah. >> i thought you had tiffany had a black mitzvah a coupleah. i thought she was joking. oh, this is funny. and i got there, and it was very serious. she is jewish. >> for me, it was very black. >> jimmy: was it? >> so it's probably because i didn't know what to look for on the jewish side. so to you it probably was very jewish. to me it was very black. but that's why it was a black mitzvah. >> jimmy: you work a lot too, don't you? you've got a lot going on. the podcast as well. >> i have a podcast network called the black effect podcast a joint venture with i heart radio. we're partnering with a lot of great podcasts, you know, like the 85 south show, all the smoke and drink champs, horrible decisions. >> jimmy: yeah. and then -- >> nobody familiar? >> jimmy: no, they don't know. >> oh, this is gentrified brooklyn! oh. okay. >> jimmy: but i wonder, like you run out of topics? do you run out of things to talk about when you're on the air that much? >> that's a great question. it's not that i run out of things to talk about. it's that i run out

there are some questions on the call on tiffany. tiffany has big u.s. exposure.growth there. the u.s. going from 26% down to 22% down to 11% by q3. that is partly about the u.s. moving to europe to spend. there is a slowdown in silverware for tiffany. but gold is phenomenal. dani: that is lvmh. what sort of reader cross does this give for the luxury sector as a whole? deborah: most of the luxury sector being based in europe, we've definitely got fx benefits. the lvmh sales saw 800 bits of benefits. that will help with reinvestment into 2023. big pickup in market spend, more social media events. so, it is positive into the third half -- third quarter. they carry most of the fx further into the first half. china reopening more into q4 in the first half of next year. dani: thank you so much for joining us. deborah aitken. that is it for daybreak. ♪ ♪ - if you're thinking about going back to school this is for you. ♪ ♪ - i ended up spending less money my entire time at snhu than i did in just one year at my other university. - my time at snhu has given me more confid

more from campaign 2022 from washington state, where senator patty murray is up against challenger tiffany smiley in the midterm election. debating egg inzaghi university in spokane -- debating at gonzaga university in spokane. i will have the candidates come to the stage now. thank you for watching. today's debate is sponsored by the northwest passage's community event series, league of women voters, public television, and gonzaga university. it is affiliated with the washington state debate coalition. i am pleased to be here today to moderate this debate between senator patty murray and candidate tiffany smiley. it is a q&a format, i will pose a question any candidate will have 90 seconds to answer. each candidate has the opportunity for two rebuttals to the debate. if you use one, feel free to hold up one of the cards you have and i will give you 30 seconds to do that. there will be no counter rebuttals. i also reserve the right to ask follow-up questions when needed. ms. murray won the coin toss and chose to open. the monitor that has the time has been going in and out, but the time is

the cross connection with tiffany cross begins right now.l right, good morning everybody, welcome to the cross connection, i am tiffany cross. let's get into, it on one side, there is democracy, on the other side, there is donald trump. let's start with a january 6th committee, unanimously voting to subpoena 45. this is not unprecedented, but this is still highly unusual. trump of course, responded exactly how you would expect a petulant adult to respond. a 14-page rambling, incoherent letter to chairman benny thompson. no we're in this letter that she will comply and testify. that's all, there's more, by friday it asked an appeals court to end the special review of the thousands of government documents the -- this comes after clarence thomas and the rest of the supreme court rejected trumps emergency request to have the special master to review this classified documents in mar-a-lago. and of course, there is also the new

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tiffany, smile is with us .s. >> tiffany, i am hearing from friends that live in the state s of washington that you could win this race, that this wouldf be the upset of the year. and iand it is now within the n of error.t going what's it going to take toto tao get you over the top? >> yes, sean, we absolut will absolutely win this race.ra ce.i have been at this for overh seventeen months listening to the voters of washington state.1 i was 11 years old when patty murray was first elected.eryone and i ask everyone in every single room i go into, is your life any better, you know, over the last two years, is your life any better? life anysenator murray stood with president joe biden with the american rescue plan. s she was even touted for her efforts in that. an thad we were told we're in a better place now. we are not in a better place now. patty murrayno allowed a billio. dollars to go to criminals. tog she's touting the inflation reduction act, which doeshe thisin and this isn't coming from me.mg this is coming from the cbo tomf actually combat inflation. and if there was any hope to comb

republican senate candidate tiffany smiley is with us . >> all right.this race now is within the margin of error. a lot is going on out there. it's the same issues we see in the rest of the country and that is record high inflation. forty one year high, double the prices for a gallon of gasoline that we were paying under donald trump. wide open borders, no bail laws, defund, dismantle the police and school systems that are a disaster and pushing a wolk agenda that seems to even be impacting a state of washington, which maybe many people didn't predict would be play. yes, john , you're exactly right. i mean, these aren't democrat or republican issues. they're american issues. and when i stood up and fought for my husband and then and then took on va reform, i was fighting for every democrat, every republican and every independent disabled service member in our family. so i've been at this for 18 months. i've listened to the voters of washington state. you know, a year ago, they were worried about the rising cost of living gas prices, crime in our streets

believe it or not there is a real opportunity for a massive flip from blue to read as republican tiffanyley is searching at her race against the incumbent patty murray. this is now a winnable race, murray is on defense over her record which is to say joe biden's record, basically 100% with joe biden and the record with the far left democratic socialists. take a look at your screen. new poll from trafalgar, this race is neck and neck within the margin of error. here to explain more republican senate candidate in the state of washington -- i didn't think i would be saying that often, tiffany smiley is with us. i am hearing from friends that live in the state of washington that you could win this race that this would be the upset of the year and it is not within the margin of error. what's it going to take to get you over the top? >> we will absolutely win this race. i have been at this for over 17 months listening to the voters of washington state. i was 11 years old when patty murray was first elected and i ask everyone and every single room i go into, is your life any better? over your l

for more on that dana has that story now. >> dana: i want to bring in tiffany smiley. there she is.lican candidate there and the polling is what it is. maybe some people don't believe the polls. but you are on the ground there and you are talking to all the people and you have your team. what are you learning about one, their feelings about inflation, also education and then i want to talk to you about crime. let's start with inflation. >> you know, washington is too beautiful to drown from incompetent leadership. i will not rest until we save it. a year ago washington families were worried about the rising cost of living. we have some of the highest grocery prices here in washington state. unfortunately we have a senator, senator murray, who tax and spend and spend has been her game from the beginning. we can't afford six more years of senator murray. families have having to decide do i ought p gallon of gas in my car or buy a gallon of milk? there is hope on the horizon and washington families are feeling it. they are ready for a change. they are ready to turn this around. when we