a. stein was a mess. people a lot of money, and then when they sold product to other customers, they didn't even collect that money. still, with some significant adjustments, i felt like i could help alan and howard save the company that their fathers built. so we struck a deal. come here, big guy. and i'm putting in $1 million. -there's the money. -alan: thank you. lemonis: so, in return, i was gonna own 50% of a. stein meats, but then i learned that the company was in way more trouble than i had been led to believe. woman: their payables are about $3.8 million. lemonis: that's several million more than i thought it was. and i learned that this company was more than $5 million in debt. guys, this is bad. this business is two weeks away from closing. i knew i had to withdraw my offer, but i also knew that alan and howard weren't gonna be able to make payroll unless they got help immediately. they needed $200,000. so we made one last deal. i'm gonna help you as much as i can, but in order for me to give yo

a. stein meat products, a wholesale meat supplier in brooklyn, new york, that does $50 million of revenue annually. >> good burger. >> it's the best. due to high operating costs and razor-thin margins, stein is hemorrhaging cash. >> everybody you order from, wants their money in ten days. we don't have the money to pay them. >> i can't turn this business around... this business is two weeks away from closing. this 75-year-old company will close for good. my name is marcus lemonis. i fix failing businesses. i make tough decisions. and, frank, you are no longer the general manager. and i back them up with my own cash. it's not always pretty. >> perfect flavor. >> but this is business. [bleep] is gonna change. i do it save jobs... check you out. and i do it to make money. this the profit. [upbeat music] ♪ [truck beeping] >> watch your back. >> a. stein meat products is a prime beef wholesale business in brooklyn, new york. for 75 years, they've been selling quality meats to new york's finest restaurants and butcher shops... >> that's beautiful. >> and shipping their product all over the coun

a 19-year-old male passenger was thrown from the car and died an hour later. steinwhich he says affected his memory. >> it actually took a long time for my memory to come back. in your mind it slows plays over and over again. it's hard to explain how bad it is, seeing the little pieces of your car flying past you. hearing everything happen so quickly. >> but speed may not have been the only factor in the crash. according to toxicology reports, stein's blood alcohol level was over the legal limit at the time of the accident. there were also elevated levels of marijuana found in his system. stein's lawyer however negotiated a plea deal which removed two charges related to driving under the influence. >> in the court of law i pleaded guilty to a non-alcohol and marijuana charge. so basically it implies that alcohol and marijuana had no significant role into the accident. >> were you drinking that night? were you smoking weed that night? >> i still stick with my -- with my statement, before. and say that it was not part of the accident. >> stein's plea deal will result

professor stein, along with his many other credentials, the title professor is included. is it a big deal ben? >> it's just nonsense. i mean today's colleges teach you things like sexual ethics among new york rich people -- >> i see you picking up right where you left off last week way to go. >> and what's wrong with that? >> hey, i want to know why rich people have sex. >> it's not -- it's just nonsense. he has learned so much. he's learned to be courageous brave, taking on the unions taking on haters. taking on people who want to have the status quo. or be bankrupt in the state of wisconsin. he is an amazingly brave man with great leadership qualities and i love him a lot. the fact he doesn't have 33 credits to finish his degree doesn't mean a damn thing to me. >> don't dodge and weave with me, do you like him or not? >> i like him. >> okay. >> i hope we can get away from the fact -- i hope we can get away from this in this country where young people have been conned into overpaying for college education, to going deep into debt just to get a four-year degree that is worth less

you and a very wise man named ben stein earlier this week on your 4:00 show were talking about, there's a lot more that the democrats can take from the wealthy in terms of how high the tax rate can go. >> absolutely. you're absolutely right. >> still won't help the poor. still won't help the poor. >> i agree with you. >> but you still are a hater. when we come back forbes on fox ready to go. david, what do you have on deck? >>> hi neil. the president says climate change is an immediate risk to our national security. but some here say isis is the immediate risk we should be worried about. >>> and no college degree no way you can win the presidency. not according to this college dropout. so is the cost of college worth it? we'll debate it at the top of the hour neil. >>> thank you, david. but first up here forget about asking congress to take a hike. >>> in order for us to get a raise, we have to go to the public and prove that we deserve it. well i think we do. the cost of living here is causing serious problems for people who are not wealthy to be able to serve in this institution. >> s

. >>> afghanistan's special program, is run in a class des stein operation to prevent judges and prosecutorsg target or bought off, it is not doing enough in the fight against drugs. the government has allowed us in. >>> we never take bribes and do honest work and we treat them for the rest of the country's courts we know, afghanistan is under severe threat from drugs. >>> officials argue the court is convincing him to give up the illegal trade. >>> but last year, afghanistan farmers harvested a record 245,000 hectors of poppy, this year is another bumper hard vessel. and then there are those like lttle john. the the king penn who was sentenced to 20 years in jail, and managed to escape. >>> after in court people working for king pin began paying officials to 14-16 million dollars and that secured his release and he's nowhere to be found. >>> we talk about clean judges, and clean cours and then there are case like his. what happened there? >>> all those were involved, in the exploiting the processes are under investigation. >>> afghanistan's acting minister says john is an isolated case. >>>

called on it by a security guard or even a cop, it's the cop's fault and the security guard's fault, it's not the parents' fault or the kids' fault. >> ben stein, i know you're a great dad yourself and i just think that we sometimes detach ourselves from our kids' lives because i don't know what they're doing, i don't know what they're reading, i don't know what they're doing online. i really can't be bothered they have their own lives and we have a laissez-faire attitude about it and i think this woman, you know sort of you know shook us back to reality here that we should have a vested interest and a lot of attention to what they're up to. >> when i was a late middle aged man, my father god bless him, who was on fox many times, said to me there's a simple rule of lifetime be prudent. that's the sense this mother is saying being prudent. don't throw your life away. joining up with the gangs and the mobsters and the thugs, be prudent. she loved that kid enough to tell him the truth. god bless her over and over and over again and for the parents who don't give a damf about their kids or too lazy and getting high themselves you're screwing up yo

a series of mentors are inspirational people. the progressive publication out of madison. larry steinwas a close friend and editor. >> back then i was a graduate student have decided that i was never going to be an economist because it was too boring. i hated the site. i felt journalism would be an interesting way to spend one's life. i started doing freelance stories when i was a graduate student. to the middle east for summer. i started out in israel and got hooked in the arab-israeli conflict. people forget we had together cyprus because there was no direct connection. fully to cyprus went to egypt. this is 72. i was reading the papers. i tried to interview him. he found a storing it for me. me. that became the beginning of a long friendship. >> beirut and syria. i got into being a journalist. woodward and bernstein were superheroes of the day. early mentor of mine nothing if not skeptical. just remember my he would say everyday just remember they are all lies. and the only thing you can depend on is what they put in the documents sometimes. inspiration. when i got to the times i w

i think brother cornel and brother robbie deserve a helen stein center tote bag. >> is there a non-fictionuthor you would like to see on booktv? tweet it or post it on our wall. here is the books being published this week: in taking a stand, senator rand paul offers his plan for the country which promotes school chose reform of mand tory sentencing and a change in foreign policy. wall street executive jason trent gives his defense of the banking industry in my side of the street. and ginger adam otis reports on in inequality in the new york fire department. and a correspondent during the kennedy and johnson administration comment on the legacy of the two presidents in his book. also being released this week jason stanley discusses the ability of propaganda to undermine democratic government. and how human civilization affects the domestic process. >> diana preston investigates germany's violation of rules in world war one. she argues the attack of gas, and the submarine attack on the lusitania all abolished prior agreements made at the hague conventions and were designed to instill terror

a huge fire this morning in a building with hazardous chemicals in stein -- inside and it up contaminating the water in a business park. new video of the fire that led to this environmental mess.>> reporter: the cell phone video shows the big orange cloud of smoke and flames raging in this concrete building. firefighters came on scene at 12 duck 30 and started -- 12:30 and started hosing it down. >> i did realize how big it was until i actually looked at it and saw the crumbled buildings.>> reporter: the business did in medical -- metal finishing work.>> we tested the water and found it to be highly corrosive, very strong base, this kind of stuff can eat through your clothing. we established it as a hazardous materials incident. >> reporter: there were large pools of contaminated runoff water in the business part firefighters were worried about it going into drains. there was also concern for the fire fighters stepping in it.>> anyone in the water could've suffered chemical burns. >> reporter: officials are referring to this water as chemical soup. they say there is sulfuric acid and cyani

noukser ste stein has a son with autism who she believes was caused in part because of vaccination. right now parents like stein can choose to exempt their children from vaccines for religious or personal reasons. the bill would change that, banning unvaccinated children from public and private schools. >> it's very severe legislation. kind of over reaching parents having the right to choose what gets ingested in their children. >> reporter: in a concession to those opposed to this legislation, the author of the bills, this bill agreed to grandfather in many public and private school students whose parents have already claimed personal belief exemptions. the bill may go to a full senate vote this week. if it becomes law california will be the third state to allow only medical exempt shups to vaccination requirements. reporting live in campbell, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>> is there proof of police bias? new data showing san jose police officers are pulling over and questioning more blacks and latinos compared to other races. that according to a report f

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mark stein is with us. just at's see, clinton's office issued a statement claiming she only used one e-mail address when she served as secretary of state. and by the way, it wasn't the one she corresponded with sid vicious with. and her lawyer denied the same thing too. apparently she used more than one e-mail address? >> yeah the lawyer apparently gave an incorrect term to the united states congress on this matter. look you got jeff foxworthy on the show tonight, sean. hillary is playing a brand new game show are you dumber than a bunch of rocks. that's basically what the position she's taking with the american electorate. she's engaging in essentially a sort of a miamiing of an election campaign. she turned down ed henry because she wants to take the people's questions. they're carefully vetted stooges, she has her colleague from the clinton foundation george stuff his pants with cash, conduct an utterly fraudulent interview with the author of the book about it, she's equivalent to beyonce lip syncing at the ina

mehta a psychiatrist with sign stein's center for comprehensive treatment says typically after a traumaticnt people are in shock or disbelief the first few days but by day three symptoms of acute stress disorder can set in. >> they might have recurrent memories of the event so they keep thinking about it over and over again. >> reporter: and he says some may also have recurrent dreams of the accident or even flashbacks. >> i'm almost feeling like i am back sitting in the train compartment and, you know, i'm going through the crash. >> reporter: he says these symptoms are common after a traumatic event. >> i think this this was by far the largest mass casualty event in this region. >> reporter: for medical staff they typically >> people were upset about the volume of patients that came n it's overwhelming for sure. some people had very severe injuries. >> reporter: dr. meta says for medical workers and survivors talking about what happens is one of the best therapies. but if symptoms last more than three to four weeks, or if someone can't function day to day, then it's time to talk to a men

in 2002, when a major iranian nuclear program, a claim the stein program -- a clandestine nine program was revealed, which we did not have any identifiable civilian significance, -- my motto was not speak saying "i,", but i is the director, directed the letter of the ministers, the european ministers. our goal, i have to say that at that time, we had the choice between having the signature of u.k. or of russia. if we put in the text that we were asking the suspension of enrichment, we had russia but not the u.k. if we had put in stopping the enrichment, we had the u.k. but not russia. france and germany -- it was not easy. it was spring of 2003, after the iraqi invasion, we decided that we wanted to have the u.k. because we knew it would not be an agreement if at some moments, we could not have the trust, confidence of the united states. at the time, john bolton was under secretary for strategic affairs, came to paris. we presented the letter. we got a sense from both of them, we got a yellow light. but under the condition that we , will be totally transparent to both. and we were. as

. >> it come up with reference to stop signs in the tenderloin not a lot of stop signs violations one steinn the same place but in bayview it is prominently controlled by stop signs stop signs but i had the data broken down i minimal this data is helpful to the captain at bayview to understand this is a at the scene violations to do data that's the idea. >> and the analog helps us to identify the top intersection in the districts it paint a good picture. >> okay. sounds like driven policing. >> that slide is about the collision fatalities are down 56 percent year to data and severe injures up one percent and complaint of update bless you. >> we're up to i think 8 now and 11 at that point last year i like about what i derive from the data are we're down open pedestrian collisions and bike collisions those will have to do with

we have a space event with congressman brydon stein on june 12. the triad event we are holding on the 17th of september here in washington dc, if you are interested in getting an invitation, please talk to me. as you know, he is the director of undersea warfare at the navy staff and the pentagon. in this capacity, he is the resource sponsor for the submarine force and that includes the ohio replacement program. for this assignment, he commanded the submarine group 10 and he brings submarine and acquisition of experience of rc braced deterrent. please welcome we're admiral joe tafalo. joseph tofalo: thank you for that introduction. it's nice -- i've got so much stuff appear i don't know what to move. i was talking with joe in the back of the room whose grandfather was a world war ii submariner. zach is getting ready. he came here to hear the talk this morning it. we've got the whole gamut here represented. i know that many of you come to these sessions from time to time and i want to commend you for keeping yourselves involved and informed about st

rnc is frantically searching for ways to calm the herd, with a consensus emerging that august 6th should be capped as 12 candidates. sam steine colleagues here. they should do like a "hollywood squares" typeset-up. >> shadow stevens is running for president. >> i don't know how they're going to managw the shots. it's a ginormous stage. if you have two hours divided by 12 candidates, it's not a lot of time per person. it could be a mess for the rnc. i feel bad for them. >> could? it is a mess. they are going to do something that is inevitably going to anger some part of some base somewhere. if you say carly fiorina can't speak or rick perry can't speak they're going to be really angry. >> you can probably thin the herd pretty easily with your donald trumps of the world. there's a few that nobody likes them. >> you can't put donald trump on the stage and then leave bobby jindal out who's a two-term louisiana governor. this is the problem. but this is also -- the rnc brought this problem on themselves when they decided to take control of the entire debate program. >> look at how many people -- >> the reason they did this -- >>

a gravel company. that-- so hillary rodham general everson stein em clintoned iii has observationly announced her canadianscandidacy for president of the united states again. i applaud hillary for not acting like she is drop a bombshell with the announcement because, you know, this isn't about -- >> she doesn't even appear until halfway through. she says she wants to run as an underdog make it clear to etÑzvores she wants to earn their votes. she is driving to iowa. >> clinton's road trip is designed to send a new kind of message. she's listening to voters and determined to earn their support this time around. >> jon: that's a refreshing change from her 2008 strategy. shut up i'm talking. (laughter) >> the republicans, of course, have been anticipating this announcement since like3> jon: they have had ample time to man the ramparts stockpile the munitions rand paul was first out of the gate with a clinton-themed classic replete with dystopian cliches because orwell predicted the future where tv is giant never in color and for some reason outside. (laughter) rnc chairman priebus wa

a good question. welcome to "morning joe". we have mike barnicle sam stein, and in washington senior national correspondent josh green is with us. willie new york daily news and "post" are really happy today. >> there are a couple approaches. boston globe nfl implicates brady. one way itto report the story. and then the new york "post," and i'll let you read that for yourself. here is the "daily news". we'll talk more about that in a minute. >> patriots owner bob kraft was very angry when this first came out and flanddemanded an apology. >> and he's still angry. >> but some of this stuff is real. and you can't really take back texts and e-mails that indicate that there is some knowledge. we'll get to this. but deflategate, yes, it's back in the news. also major developments in the political world. a state department official testifies yesterday that hillary clinton's e-mail practices were quote, not acceptable. and josh has a new piece where he speaks with clinton foundation donor frank giustra, the man at the center of one of the key examples in the book "c

can hillary clinton run as a champion of the middle class while raking in tens of millions? we're going to ask economists and author, ben steinave type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added novolog® at mealtime for additional control. now i know. novolog® is a fast-acting, injectable insulin and it works together with my long-acting insulin. proven effective. the mealtime insulin doctors prescribe most. available in flexpen®. vo: novolog® is used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes. take novolog® as directed. eat a meal within 5 to 10 minutes after injection. check your blood sugar levels. do not take novolog® if your blood sugar is too low or you're allergic to any of its ingredients. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medicines you take. ask your doctor about alcohol use, operating machinery, o

an versery of the end of the war people discovered vietnam vets had a problem, so we tried to address the problems and mayor fine stein was dealing with the hot line hotels. we know that wasn't the answer so over the years we developed a continuum of care and approach and recently there was key game changers and among the key game changers is when hud stepped up and said we'll make housing subsidize available for vets and it was called the [inaudible] program. that was followed up by support service och vets and families for va. the va stepped up and provided social services and hud stepped up and provided rent lt and city and county worked with the landlords to align everything. you have a lot of resources to align whether you dwem a new or olds project. all that together, a group that understood the community and vets helping vets is what [inaudible] represents. so, in the last 2 and a half years a lot occurred. we were able to sort of as we did we have housing at the persidio called the vets academy. housing on treasure island and this made available by the cities determination we shouldabout put all the vets in on

. >> well, gertrude stein is a self-dedescribed generous who deserved the label and preferred fitzgerald's writing. >> that also hurt the relationship because she said in both men's presence that fitzgerald burned with the brighter flame. >> i saw a hand up in the very back. >> i have heard some critics complain about the ending of huckleberry finn. do you agree or think the enwag as appropriate for the character? >> that's a great question. and i'm going to say that a lot of what i write in my book goes to try to explain why the ending is the way it is, and hemingway said a famous thing about mark twain's huckleberry finn, which was unfortunate which was that all -- he wrote very complimentary famously that all american literature comes from one book, huckleberry fbi by mark twain but the said you have to stop 2/3? the rest is cheating. the first say huck finn is a great american novel but the first to say the last third stinks. the reason it stinkses for many people is bus the first towards two-thirds of the book looks like a very positive metaphor for american race relations where a whi

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the national press club change.org/free jason to stein petition. half a million people have double it. and then reporters without borders. a wonderful organization supporting journalists because you need it these days. >> you certainly do. all the best to you and your family. a speedy return of jason. i hope we're all celebrating soon. thanks. >>> in california teams are set to remove the broken section of pipeline that spilled oil, mile of oil. crews continue to clean up the shoreline. some details over here from ryan. this was one of those stories that seemed sort of underreported and misunderstood. >> it is 90 miles up the coast from l.a. it closed two major beaches and memorial day it wasn't right timing for that one. it created an oil slick on the water half the size. santa barbara. >> that's a big oil spill. gosh! >> so in addition to the camp grounds, beaches, folks can't fish. you can see by the signs. this is a mess. workers are cleaning up. they have to wear the rubberized boots and the overalls. >> toxic. >> you know the dangers if you go help

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while stein just pled guilty to two counts involving traffic on the george washington bridge a father which he was intimately involved. he deeply regrets what occurred. >> reporter: soon after federal officials announced a anyone count indictment against two more who used to be in the governor's inner circle former deputy chief of staff bridget kelly and his former number two at the port authority bill baroni. they're charged with conspiracy miss applying property wire fraud and depriving drivers of their civil rights. along with wild stein they deemed shut down lanes at the bridge as political pay back to democratic fort lee mayor who declined to endorse governor christie for reelection. >> they agreed to and did use the resources of the port authority public resources to carry out a vendetta and exact political retribution against a public official who would not endorse the can candidate of their choice. >> reporter: fishman says they then concoct add story to cover up their actions. it started with bridget kelly's e-mail to david wild sheen read time for some traffic problems in fo

in mexico on a mezal visit her absence is the clear stein that no dialogue between the federal and local governments will take place. >>> the recent thaw in diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba resulted in a dramatic increase in the number of american visitors to the island. according to a university of havana professor more than 50,000 americans with no ties have visited the country since january. that's up 36% from last year. thousands of americans have flown into cuba before r from other countries to avoid u.s. restriction on tourism in cuba. >>> a tragic discovery in that laz ya. >> the graves of what might be dozens of migrants and refugeed abandoned. >>> despite the danger to their live political protesters in murandi can't stop their president for running for a a third term. >>> the u.s. navy has begun surveillance flights over southeast seas. their relaying the positions of suspected migrant boats to local authorities. more than 3,000my grapts have landed in the region just this month. thousands more may be stranded at sea and boats abandoned by captains. >>> authoritie

. >> i see a lot of blisters and scarring, mostly more commonly in dark skin patients from people using either the wrong laser, wrong energy. >> doctor bern steins seen case after case after laser procedures gone bad. people desperate for him to fix what others messed up. >> a lot of my patients spend more time researching computer, cell even if or bicycle they will buy then they do researching where they go get treated for the skin of their body. >> do some digging. >> goggles. >> find the right doctors. that is exactly what philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey told his right-hand man, officer christopher frazier. >> i was talking to him about not wanting this tattoo anymore. he said you have to research. i didn't know at that time about laser. >> tattoos, they always come with a story, some good, some in the so much. >> you have got the tattoo. next morning arrives, what are you thinking. >> why did i do this? >> this was a four here. this was the the volkswagen emblem and life here. volkswagen for life, i was stuck with the tattoo for life. >> until the commissioner offered up a little advice. >> reminding me that it might need a

a stretcher. so hopefully he is okay. >> the stein here amtrak workers. pulling out pieces of the track. the power structures that were damaged and a lot of neighbors out here there has been a briefing by the mayor. senators casey and toomey here. we have had all sorts of activity and, of course, the most important part, the ntsb doing their investigation. we still don't know why. we know a lot of details but we will learn more because we do know that the black box or the recorder box has been recovered so we can expect in the next 24 to 48 hours to learn more. greta? >> griff, thank you. tonight the ntsb reporting the train was traveling at least 100 miles per hour when it derailed. fox news peter doocy has more on that part of the investigation. peter? >> greta the one person with perhaps the greatest potential to help investigators figure out what happened here last night isn't talking. the engineer who was in control of 188 when it sped toward and around a sharp curve declined to talk to the ntsb today. at this hour, nobody knows why the train was traveling at triple digit speed when

what does a nation do to charles payne, charlie gasparino, curiously, my friend ben stein isn't here this week. curious. we'll leave it at that. but enough about him, charles payne, back to us. the president's on to us. which means he's on to you. what do you think? >> yeah. he's definitely on to me okay? and his minoiions have let me know. it's funny that he says fox news is the leading proponent to cast the poor sponges as leeches and users, but i tell you what on the other end of the spectrum without a doubt, president obama is a leading voice in a sense that someone born poor in this country, particularly black and poor have no chance that they have seer row opportunity to pull themselves up by their bootstraps and they are somehow an astronaut shot into space, no gravity, nothing to hold on to nothing to grab on to no way to control their own destiny and to me that's a bigger crime. >> what do you think? >> now i know why i worked here. we were responsible for that all pretty good stuff. >> not the 100 years of war but that would have taken a lot of time. >> same valentine's day