>> good evening america twok cross country we have a jam-packed show for you tonight and head to toledoio for a exclusive sit down with voters in keys stone state what's left of hurricane ian crawls across the southeast. kamala harris is getting called out for her controversial way, she wants to hand out relief funds, and breaking news out of the nfl. shanken very foundation of the brand in sports, as the league previews new changes to eights concussion protocol. but first a fox news alert, a drug some exprerts saying is a new fentanyl because how we cannily it is exploding in communities across the country. it is called zalaozen animal tranquilizer with flesh eating side effects with heroin but it doesn't respond to the life saving overdose treatment narcan. you know this is stuff that they want to put in your kids backpack and blamed for thousands of overdoses as experts try to catch up and keep track of the spiking trend. doctors don't know how to test for it and making this drug all the more dangerous. so i went to detroit where the cases are on the rise to learn more. now warning s

is literally -- that is where it also connects a democracy. >> go ahead, scott. >> i worked on the toledoonfirmation in the bush white house. -- i don't think there's a republican in the country that thinks can be had his word on anything. >> you don't think those were alito's words? >> you think ted kennedy lied to his own diary? >> you want to litigate some of the things can ted kennedy? did >> -- >> i think liberals right now are trying to make themselves feel better about the way the court has broken down and try to argue that people have misled and this and that and the other. they are conservative justices. they are strict constructionists. they have never presented themselves otherwise. >> -- >> that's not what it said. he did not say roe v. wade was settled law. none of these people in their confirmations promised they would rule a certain way. >> they didn't promise. but don't you think that saying things like that, that -- >> you can believe in precedent. but at the same time, you can also believe that some things deserve to be unwound. >> -- >> it's happened before, in this cou

on toledo. there are people that come in today but still no my grandparents and my father the marina district was one of the hardest hit areas in san franci. >> the entire community was affd here for sure. it is not a corner building. it is in the me of the block. as you can see whn they look at the building, this building is butted up against this building right here. when the earthquake happened the buildings just bounced off of each other and hold each other . other up. >> reporter: dr. and marie said the earthquake showed us how places far away from the epicenter, like the marina district, could still suffer severe damage. especially in lal in landfill and unstable soil. >> the marina sits on very soft landfill. if you take a bowl ofo and shake that it shakes and ams and it last for a lot longer. ts similar to what happened in the. the marina. >> usgs has added more seismic centers across the bay area. around 550 seismic stations now provide continuous real-time data. that information goes s

vacaville at 92 fairfield, pittsburgh in antioch, 89 toledo, 81 santa rosa through center fell in the mid 80's. tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today's in the cooling big kids with temperatures falling into the mid 80's for sunday and monday and even cooler after that. as for bayshore cities will remain pretty solid in the 70's. well, coastal areas not changing much in the 60's. good weather for fleet week weekend. great job. thank you for that, right. let's go look at traffic today. traveling into the city right now 7 minutes for you to make that drive this morning. >> get a look at the san mateo bridge, a 80 to 1, 0, one, 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell about a 7 run at a richmond and then check in on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you got 18 minutes on this friday morning. switching gears because outrage continues to mount in uvalde texas over the hiring and now firing of us will police officer who was on the scene of the robb elementary school rampage earlier this year. officer crimson elizondo, was fired thursday after wh

haven't talked to you since toledo ohio october of 2016. and the last thing you said to me was, i'm the last thing standing between you and the and, you know, i happened quote you on that and and put it in the paper. it was a front of the new york times magazine. so yeah, you warned us. and she said, yeah, you should. you know what? i been meaning to tell you this. see, i told you, and it was kind of funny, but not that funny. anyway, i forgot how we got there. but he he had something. there was that whole campaign was out of whack. and i think he still has whatever that is, he still has it. it might not be real, but it won't be real until someone fights against it. so that was probably a good place to start. but if you don't mind, one more question. sure. i appreciate what you say about his shamelessness, and i appreciate what you say about his ability to cash in on people's weaknesses. yeah, but i think basically this is my thesis that reason why he has a lot of support is that it's basically a racist agenda. we have a lot of racism that.

. >> late night sideshows waking up people in a neighborhood near a major intersection in toledo over the weekend. you see them doing donuts. residents there say this is not the first time this has happened close to 200 people were dispersed from the intersection of columbus parkway in georgia streeo over the weekend. police arresting 4 people, including some who are just spectators. a car was towed and folks who live nearby, who we talked to say they're worried about people safety at the sideshows, even if they're only there to watch. >> people that it me. don't mix. you know, that somebody could really get seriously i call 9, i think about people going because when i 9-1-1, they said, oh, no, we know about >> neighbors, sir, asking for police to be more proactive. they say if officers know that things like this take place in certain areas, they need to patrol those areas. more. >> santa rosa is also talking about how to stop sideshows. the city council there will meet tomorrow to discuss passing a measure that would give police the ability to arrest or cite everyone involved at the

toledo right at 80 and then santa rosa through center fell in the low 80's. here's a look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures. just shy of 90 again. that's our warmest day of your forecast. we'll start to see temps after that declining and by the weekend we're actually feel like fall again with highs in the low 70's at our warmest rain. john, thanks for that. let's get a look at your traffic today. >> 7 minutes traveling into the city may so that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, a 80 to 101, 12 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. if you're taking the richmond center fell bridge still pretty quiet. seven-minute drive as you head out of richmond and the golden gate bridge 37 of the tolls. 19 minutes on this tuesday morning. >> the years since the devastating loma prieta earthquake crumble. a large part of san francisco. the marina district taking a direct hit. san francisco fire and the marina earthquake monument committee commemorated the disaster through a special ceremony. crawford's tiller is accurate there and has more on that. >> city lead

>> good evening america twok cross country we have a jam-packed show for you tonight and head to toledostate what's left of hurricane ian crawls across the southeast. kamala harris is getting called out for her controversial way, she wants to hand out relief funds, and breaking news out of the nfl. shanken very foundation of the brand in sports, as the league previews new changes to eights concussion protocol.

. >>> tonight the search continues for whoever opened fire during a football game in toledo, ohio, friday night. local broadcasters captured the moment gunshots rang out. the game between whitmer and central catholic continued for a moment, then the crowd ran from the stands. two adults and a student were shot. all were treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> when we come back, a new development as brittney griner fights for her freedom in russia. >>> and deadly landslides with rocks, mud and trees sweeping through neighborhoods. ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools and expertise you need to do incredible things. because we believe there's an innovator in all of us. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. with fidelity income planning, a dedicated advisor can hel

i think this could all toledo a slap on the wrist and then i will add to what you said, lara, a potentialnot going to give the people the answers they need and deserve. and also begs the question: what about joe? lara trump, have a great weekend. we appreciate you as always. thank you so much. >> carley: thank you, lara. thank you so much. >> thanks, guys. >> carley: thank you todd. thank you for watching everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't want to close my eyes ♪ i don't want to fall asleep ♪ because i miss you, baby ♪ and i don't want wanna miss a thing. >> ainsley: do you get it why we are playing this song? >> will: this is a good song? why are we bumping in with this ballad. >> ainsley: will cai

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and you had to wrestle a massively complex supply chain to satisfy cravings from tokyo to toledo?th ibm consulting to bring together data and workflows so that every driver and merchandiser can serve up jalapeño, sesame, and chocolate-covered goodness with real-time, data-driven precision. let's create supply chains that have an appetite for performance. ibm. let's create. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." it is time for the big money movers shares of ibm are higher with the better than expected third quarter results. led by a 15% rise of the infrastructure business. ibm also offering a more upbeat forecast for full year sales >>> lam research warns of $2 billion hit from u.s. exports from shipments to china for 2023 lam research gets 30% of business from china. alcoa is sliding after the third quarter loss analysts had expected a profit lower shipments and falling prices and pension restructuring charge weighing on the company. >>> also shares of allstate down 9% as the insurance company expects a third quarter loss due to catastrophic losses related to hurricane ian loss

. >> he marries an extremely wealthy woman, the spanish princess eleanora de toledo.pices from the new world. the chocolates, the coffee, everything that is the cuisine. >> that's when the tomato arrived? >> that's when it arrives, more or less at that time. >> which completely altered italian -- >> completely, completely. >> cuisine. >> cosomo de medici cultivated the city and the arts in the ideas that grew here in the renaissance changed how we all see the world. but this family also changed the world in the way things taste. it may seem a long way from michelangelo to the greatest t-bone steak you've ever eaten but the medici had a hand in that too. >> secret. >> fabio may look like he's fallen out of a renaissance painting but he's actually a well known chef, a born and bred florentine, and the master of needs. >> back in the 1500's most people wouldn't even get close to cuts of meat this good. >> tuscany's famous chianina cattle needed lots of land, that was hugely expensive to run. of course, the medici didn't need to worry about that. >> but why? >> why the mo

right here i the marina district since 1929 >> my grandfather corrupt right around the corner on toledo . there are people that come in today that no my grandparents and my father. >> reporter: they are like a familiar friend in the neighborhood. they do a lot together included the 1989 earthquake where the marina district was one of the hardest hit areas in n sco . >> the entire community was affected, for sure. the difference is it is not a corne building. it is in the middle o the block. as you can see, this building is butted up against this building. and when the earthquake happened , basically the buildings just kind of bounced off of each other and they hold each other up. oh my god! well, the one thing i do remember was the fires. the fires were the worst part of the earthquake. >> reporter: the doctor says the earthquake showed us how places far away from the epicenter like the marina district could still suffer severe damage. especially in landfills and unstable soil. >> the marina sits on a soft landfill. you take a bowl of jell-o and shake that and it lasts a lot longer. tha

question is do we have candidate like jr and suburban, you know, cleveland and toledo who turns out tolying about his military record he won't win now and that was seat that republicans could have picked up. so the candidate quality and quality of the campaigns and the quality of their get out the vote options becomes critical in last stages but firmment is very good for republicans. >> i know you readers that you would have your senate projection you don't have to give away game for "the wall street journal" but give us an indication. the poll seem to be moving in several states in the republican direction there too. l >> yeah. absolutely. both the topline number, and more importantly the underlying movement on the favorable is unfavorables of democratic candidates like fedderman in pennsylvania and one in wisconsin. look i'm dubious of the head-to-head numbers in polling. polls is broken. but so i'm looking at what is whatting in terms of the movement. what's the general movement on the ballot but more importantly what are the internals looking like in terms of what are the people th

had a fire at the largest refinery outside of the chicago area and then explosion at a refinery in toledo down until new year. supplies are very tight in chicago, resupply can come from the gulf coast except it takes several weeks to get there through the pipeline system and as a result we have seen both in illinois and in ohio prices have been spiking over the last several weeks. maria: and do you expect the spike to continue as the weather gets colder? >> well, i don't think it will and gasoline prices because the demand in the midwest goes down precipitously as we get into december but the issue is that crude oil prices are rising, gasoline and diesel prices are going up as refineries continue with their maintenance season and unfortunately we are not going to see much relief in gasoline prices on a national level over the next few weeks. maria: all right, we will leave it there. andy, gate to get your take on all of this. thanks very much. andy lipow on oil and gas. quick break, local restaurants in florida now being forced to raise the menu prices after hurricane ian ripped through t

an explosion shut down a refinery near toledo, ohio. others close for maintenance.back online triggering a plunge and driving down the national average. >>> now to stock markets around the world. asian markets lower. investors concerned about china's rising covid cases and a gloomy economic outlook there. on wall street, stock index futures are narrowly mixed. stocks shrugged off strong earnings. the dow fell hundreds of points. the s&p and nasdaq snapped and we will get a new read on layoffs in america in a little more than two hours. >>> take that, christmas creep. three major retail chains, walmart, target, best buy will again close their doors on thanksgiving day. it's a practice many companies started in 2020 in response to the pandemic. walmart's ceo says turkey day shopping is becoming a thing of the past. last year target announced stores will close on thanksgiving permanently. >>> a lot of very familiar stores may not be open at all much longer unless their fortunes turn around and quickly. na thannian myerson reports. bed, bath & beyond. s&p downgraded the

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well, oakland, berkeley and richmond is nice and cool in the low 70's toledo at 78 head up to nap and you'll be a 87 santa rosa through mill valley in the 80's. tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today. same for wednesday. but there's that cool down after it. temps falling into the low 80's that are very warmest inland by next weekend, bayside areas will fall into the low 70's and coastal spots remaining. pretty steady, should see less and less fog as we make our way towards the weekend right now. john, thank you for that, ok? well, if you were driving in hayward earlier, we had an accident there. >> now that that's clear about 41 minutes, residual delays. so that's traveling from san leandro down to milpitas says to 37 heading into the city. look at that drive time. 9 minutes only because a lot of people are home today maze to that fremont street exit and the meter lights are now off. 13 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula, 80 to 101 which took on some of our highways in the south bay. 85 up to menlo park along 1, 0, one. 34 minutes to 18. 82 at the limit

electric vehicles, the chip manufacturing, intel project, which will be $100 billion, solar panels in toledoeast part of the state ft it's about rebuilding the great american middle class and making sure that people have opportunity and a good job and dignified retirement and that's what we're fighting for. that's what ohio wants. >> obviously inflation and rising prices are top of mind for ohioans. that must be hurting your campaign just being in the majority party. yesterday house majority whip jim clyburn said this about the $1 trillion recovery plan that democrats passed last year. take a listen. >> let me make it very clear. all of us are concerned about these rising costs and all of us knew this would be the case when we put in place this recovery program. any time you put more money into the economy, prices tend to rise. >> you voted for the bill. did you vote for it knowing that it would push prices up? >> yeah, no, not at all. and i think right now we need a tax cut. i mean, we were experiencing a pandemic. we did a number of rescue, you know, packages when president trump was in an

>>> increased security apparently could not prevent a shooting at a high school football game in toledonjuries. the city police chief called the incident terrible and traumatic. authorities were notified by an off duty officer working security at that game along with more than a dozen other off duty police. local reports say there were metal detectors at the stadium. >>> authorities in california's central valley are on the hunt for a potential serial killer after seven people were shot in separate attacks police say were connected. six of those attacks were deadly and five happened just in the last three months. officials released this video showing what they're calling a person of interest in the shootings. the $125,000 reward is being offered for any information regarding the homicide. camila bernal has more. >> reporter: six killings in northern california, a number of connections in the cases and at least one possible suspect. >> if you look at the video, we want our communities to pay attention to how he walks. he has an inconsistent walk about him, as well he has a very tall post

they actually sent us this picture of that they picked up in toledo, carries ashes of little everett who died in may of last year shortly before birth was inside of a uhaul truck as the family was moving from dublin, the danville, the family says someone stole the truck sometime between tuesday and wednesday morning. last night they found that truck a home with their belongings still inside, including as well as his items. >> well, the financial fallout from the pandemic continues for many small businesses here in the bay area. ca for stephanie lin talked with the owner of a restaurant in san francisco about the ongoing challenges. >> just executive chef matthew dolan, expressing gratitude at the chance to serve customers in san francisco. once again, the post-pandemic reality is surreal to give we we made it the michelin star winner debuting a newly remodeled space and menu this month. and he's a neighborhood restaurant. 25 lusk. he's just the journey to get here far from want to go orders couldn't keep business cooking during the pandemic, the team leaned heavily on the restaurant'

wanting to toledo said recently he said that the disagreeing with this in mind, but local saying or implyingu agree with that? peter, well, i don't think it crosses an important line -- an i believe you are referring to justice kagan. he was referring to justice kagan. you know, when the publi c and the american public deserves a response, not just a blanket denial that that's happening. and so, you know, i think that that is, in fact, going to only contribute to the sentiment that the public has. >> interesting. professor anita hill, i appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you. >> one of the areas in florida hit hard during hurricane ian where thousands lined up for help at a fema center, some have lost everything. we'll take you there today. kib. but about two years ago, i realized she was overweight. she was always out of breath. that's when i decided to introduce the farmer's dog to her diet. it's just so fresh that she literally gets bubbles in her mouth. now she's a lot more active she's able to join us on our adventures. and we're all able to do things as a family. ♪ get started a

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last night they found the truck in toledo, but their belongings still inside, including the urn as well as his items. happy nation. >> well, the san francisco unified school district is continuing to experience payroll issues apparently for months, teachers have been receiving inaccurate payments and in some cases it to get paid at all. a consulting firm was hired to access that problem. now, proffers, as he's been takes a look at what they found during that. >> at this point, how many teachers are have actually not receive their accurate pat? i would say it's probably 1000. >> and it's it's it's a sense the severity varies. but it's about 1000 that is an estimate. the final numbers are still being analyzed by a private consulting firm hired by the san francisco unified school district to identify the problem with the empower payroll system launched earlier this year. there's many sources of >> issues that are being aggregated. this slide from a presentation by the sf usd superintendent at a recent school board meeting shows 8500 tickets or inquiries by teachers regarding a variety of h

particularly with republicans who were present on january 6th, and there are a few, a democrat in toledo, has been hammering his opponent in the ninth district in ohio for being present at the capitol on january 6th. and she has sheriffs backing her up in her ad. look, any time the spotlight has shifted from joe biden on to donald trump, that is helpful for democrats. and the abortion issue as well, even though it is showing that inflation is far more important than abortion in the poll, and in the most recent poll, democrats are closing that gap, and there is less of a chance to see a lopsided republican turnout advantage, and republicans are hoping for biden's low numbers on the economy and independents to give them the house majority. >> is this all going to hang on suburban women and how they decide? are they as important as they have been in recent history? >> obviously, a majority is part of it. and in the suburban districts, it is women, the majority of every district, pretty much, and so there is no doubt that democrats who are suffering from the double digit advantage, and they

hayward through oakland all in the 70's in some 80's making their return further inland conquer to 84 toledo, 77. and looking at santa rosa nevado and center to 82 getting your lookahead low 90's return by thursday friday and saturday. we'll have some great mornings but skies during afternoon hours will be nice and clear. brain todd, thank you for that. well, we do have an accident. this is just north of 101, to 80. >> that connector ramp there. and we do have an accident that you see delays all along 101, as well as 2.80. so things are pretty sluggish as you're traveling across our highways in the city heading into the city right now. 23 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge. 27 minutes. a 80 to 101 still have that 10 minute bar delays systemwide. remember, we start off with a major delays here. so a lot of improvement across part, one of crete westbound. 24 down to 5.80. it's going to take you 15 minutes. we start to pick up in traffic in the er in area. traveling along 6, a doubling down. fremont 3 minutes for you to make that drive. let's check on 8 80 46 minutes

antioch, you'll be 83 today with toledo on i-77 upper 70's from nevado to santa rosa. tomorrow's temps around the same as today's after that. get ready for some heat for our inland areas wednesday, thursday and friday will bring some 90's inland and some 80's right along the bay shore. before we cool things down, just a touch this weekend. it's all about the sunshine and dry skies through the week, right. john, thank you for that. well, we've been focusing on this hot spot of this accident in richmond. >> 80 eastbound east it brought out it accident. there. but as you can see, we also are seeing delays on the westbound side as well because of that accident. fairfield, 80 west, one at waterman bulevar, another accident and delays as you're traveling along a t heading into the city, they just turn the metering lights on to about 13 minutes to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. we had an earlier issue on the eastbound side of the bridge. that's now clear. summit hill ridge, 40 minutes, a 80 to 101. let's go ahead look at things along one of the south. a 29

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millions of dollars of an investment around electric vehicles on top of general motors and ford and toledo solar. and for electric vehicles in the old lordstown plant, natural gas in southeast ohio, so we have a lot of good things going on. i want to keep that going and fight for working class people to make sure they get cut on the deal, and why washington, d.c. democrats sometimes have a problem supporting working class candidates like me, i don't know, but all i can do is say to your audience, go to timforo.h.com and send us a few bucks. we're going to win this race. jd vance is an absolute fraud. he's wearing a tin foil hat. he's extreme on every issue and we're 1,000% more ohio than him but we need support from grassroots supporters. >> let me play a bit of an ad, you talking about a charity, this weird charity that jd vance started and you had something to say about it last night. >> you know what i haven't done. i didn't start a fake nonprofit pretending like i was going to help people with addiction, like jd vance did. literally started a nonprofit and didn't spend one nickel on an

and what is going on along the ohio river, in marietta and portsmouth and limon and toledo.et it. because my community has been through it as well. my campaign wants to earn there vote. we have been traveling throughout there. we have been through all 88 counties. we have small dollar donations from all 88 counties as well. and people understand that i no them best and i'm going to fight like hell for them and that is what your senator supposed to do, not mail it in, i just parachute in from california and come in with a bunch of criticisms of what we have not done right in the last 20 years while you were in eating and whining and drinking cheese in california. and they want to strap and that is me, from outside of youngstown. we know how to fight. we need help. we have 350,000 donors from across the country. we need people who want to help us out, go to timforoh. com -- and a few bucks here. we are taking them all on, lawrence. mitch mcconnell gave them 40 million bucks. peter thiel gave them 15 million bucks. the democratic party nationally is not helping us. but we've go

can you talk about that race and what you are watching in that toledo area?has tightened up a lot. jr majewski broke out when he got the attention of donald trump by painting a picture of trump on his lawn and trump shouted out to him at a rally. he ended up winning, beating some other established politicians, and now he and marcy kaptur are facing off. he made headlines recently because he has claimed that he saw combat in afghanistan but an investigation has shown that is not the case. he also said he was at the capitol on january 6. he has not been charged with anything. all of this has made this race a little more repetitive and house republicans pulled their ads in this race so that has tightened things up. there is an open seat that features two women. amelia sykes, the former democratic leader of the ohio house, and addison gilbert, a trump endorsed republican. only 12 ohio women have ever been elected to congress from the state so that is going to make history with that race. amna: i like that ohio 13 race because that is a very rustbelt seat that mig

our warmest spots. 86 today, toledo and napa in the 70's.ame from santa rosa down through center fell. a look ahead shows temperatures right around the same tomorrow, bumping up a few degrees on friday. i feel like the sunshine and warmth. friday is the one to definitely take advantage of not. that will be cool after that. but temperatures dropping a little bit with a few passing clouds come saturday rain. john, thanks for that. all right. well, if you're traveling along highway 4 right now, antioch, into conquered. >> it's going to take you about 33 minutes of traffic is starting to build along that highway. there traveling into the city right now. 16 minutes, an uptick from last time we saw about 13 may's to that fremont street exit this morning. let's go ahead and check on our san mateo bridge where it leaves us at about 13 minutes from 80 to 101. well, our highways in the south bay, we had an accident along 1, 1, we were tracking it settles that now that that's clear, we're back to 30 minutes from 85 up to menlo park while to 80 and alon

you'll be the low 80's today with toledo at 73 santa rosa through center fell in the 70's.e's a look ahead. temps tomorrow right around the same as today's we will see him bumping up a couple of degrees into friday, making it the warmest in clears to the weekend. the love that warm field. after that, we slide down a little further. upper 70's atterbury warmest inland by sunday. great. john. thanks for that will on this wednesday morning. if you are traveling into the city right now, we're down to 15 minutes. we got up to about 35. that was probably >> the longest commute we had into the city this morning. so now things are starting to go back down the same story for the san mateo bridge and a 13 minute or i-80 to 101. so let's check on some of our highways. and the south bay, 1, 1, 85 up to menlo park about 34 minutes. so you know that to 80's moving much quicker than that. 17 not seen any major delays there. and just a slight traffic along to 37 traveling along 80. we have that accident northbound. it was a road that's cleared out there. so drive times are starting to impr

oh, toledo. look at you people. sit down. everybody sit down. that lady fainted. get that lady some water. happy friday, everyone.ee >> you know, it's been anothers great week of shows. thanksth mostly to some great guests. great fans, but mostly duewait o me. >> i do.tion and i do this every day. it's a good question.of and frankly, it's none of your business. >> you're really very nosy. really y.now, usually this is e i launch everyone into the weekend with anothernologu thought provoking monologue. but tonight we're changing ton things up as most of you know, on fridays we typically doow, no our leftovers segment at the end of the show, but nott am anymore. >> greg's leftovers. yes. oh, feels like the end of the show. it's time once again for the leftovers segment. dr. drew called that thing that proves greg and his staff needd professional help. >> actually , it's whereofessi d the jokes that we didn't use this week. >> but we can't eat without our guests. he always gives me a thumb s up during exams. host of dr. drew after dark, no. drew the name. she talks b

can you talk about that race and what you're watching there in that toledo area? karen: yes, that race has really tightened up a lot, marcy kaptur running against a political newcomer, j.r. majewski, who really broke out when he got the attention of donald trump by painting a picture of trump on his lawn. and trump shouted out to him at a rally. he ended up winning, beating some other established politicians. and now he and marcy kaptur are facing off. majewski has made headlines recently because he has claimed that he saw combat in afghanistan. but an investigation has shown that that's not the case. he also said he was at the capitol on january 6. he has not been charged with anything. but that -- all of this has made this race a little bit more competitive. and house republicans have actually pulled their ads in this race. so that really has tightened things up. also, there's an open seat that features two women, emilia sykes, the former democratic leader of the ohio house, and madison gesiotto gilbert, a trump-endorsed republican. this will make history, in th

the solar industry up in toledo, hundreds of millions of dollars in investments. we are now natural gas was a big part of the inflation reduction act, which i helped get that in there because i think that's a huge bridge for us and a job creator here in ohio. that's how we eventually get it down, but in the short term, the answer is a tax cut for working people. it's not a gimmick. it's an actual economic tool to help relieve some of the pressure. ms. mccoy: and mr. vance, your response, what would you do to solve the inflation problem if elected? mr. vance: first of all, we have an appreciate we're talking about $2 trillion in additional federal spending. that's not going to reduces inflation. that will add more fuel to the fire of inflation. i really wish tim ryan had stood up to his party on this vote because it might have made the inflation crisis a lot better if he hadn't done what he always does which is vote with nancy , pelosi and joe biden 100% of the time. now, he says i believe the tax cut is a gimmick. i think a tax cut is a great idea, but when you vo

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