Go to our social media, tamronhallshow. Com, and let us know your thoughts on this. When we come back, my friend and texas legend iron chef tim love is here. I always say about tim, all you need is love. Well, all you need is family, and hes talking about that, too. Well be right back. [dramatic music] want to be part of our live studio audience . To get your free tickets, go to tamronhallshow. Com, and click on tickets at the top of the page. Pick a date, a time, and guess what. Well see you there. Shine for the rest of your life yo when i say, all you need is love, im talking about my friend and texas legend chef tim love. He is one of the good guys, the life of the party. He has one wife, three kids, 10 restaurants, but whos counting . Tim, it is so good to see you good to see you. So, tim. [cheers and applause] your family you have sunday dinner every sunday. We do sunday dinner every sunday because, especially now, my kids are so much older. Theyre really busy. Yeah. So i like to
He was able to pull the victim over three rows of seats and into the street. Moments after the rescue, the entire vehicle went up in flames there. Quick, fast work by that officer. Now to a heartbreaking family tragedy at a North Carolina beach. A wave hit a 37yearold father of six as he was playing with his children. The wave knocked him down, breaking his neck and killing him. Heres abcs gio benitez. Reporter he was a father to six children and a family is in mourning after a freak accident. You feel such overwhelming sorrow and grief for their family. Reporter lee dingell was in oak island beach in North Carolina, in Shallow Water playing with his kids, when he got hit by a wave. The force knocking him down so hard he broke his neck. His wife shannon posting on twitter that his own kids tried to save him but he did not survive. The dingells have two biological children and four adopted. His friends remembering a caring man. He saw each child for who they were uniquely and supported
Talking about this cooling trend we are in, we are going to hit the coolest part of the week tomorrow into thursday, but right now, not bad, 55 degrees in oakland to get your Tuesday Morning started, 58 in hayward and san jose, 63 degrees in concord. Livermore, 60 degrees right now. San francisco, 53 degrees this morning. We are going to warm up today, we are going to reach the mid to upper 80s in some areas, i see brentwood will get to the 90s today. A little bit colder than yesterday, santa rosa, slightly before below average this time of year. Oakland, 71 degrees, livermore, your high will be about 85 degrees, and san jose, you are warming up to about 83 degrees. The main difference is going to be tomorrow, you will notice it especially in the inland cities, temperatures will drop down pretty significantly, you will see that in my extended forecast, it is 7 01, good morning sal. Good morning, we still have traffic trying to get across the bay area bridge, we are hoping that as you w
[ ] welcome to fox news chance west Point Holiday show. Im sandra smith coming to you from the grounds of the United States it in academy, west point, new york. Its one of our oldest military posts at one of americas most fabled universities. The West Point Band is one of americas finest american musical organizations. Well hear the musicians on stage as they perform in their annual holiday con certain. But first a look at how west point played a crucial role in our nations independence before it became the press i juice Military Academy we know today. [ ] the academy sits on a plateau overlooking new yorks hudson river. The location chosen in 1778 by George Washington is no accidents. He thought west point was the strategic key to its defense by stopping the british advancements during the revolutionary war. 12 years later the college was established, dedicated to training professional leaders in warfare. In 1817 known as the father of west point. The general boost academic standards.
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] lets continue our second panel, and we thank our panelists for being here and for sitting through the first panel. Before i introduce our panelists, let me to say a few words. I think sometimes it is important to take a 30,000foot look at the systems under which we live. And we dont do that often enough. We deal with crisis by crisis. In my view, we are living with the Healthcare System which is broken and which is dysfunctional. We spend twice as much per capita on health care than any other country on earth. 13,000 every year, which is unsustainable. And yet despite that, 85 million americans are uninsured or underinsured. We are seeing in many parts of this country, unbelievably, above and beyond covid a decline in our life expectancy. We have half a million americanv whoever your experience bankruptcy which is related to the medical debt that they have.