casey: about 250. lemonis: times eight. casey: $2,000. lemonis: $2,000.you have to give away to disney? casey: 35 percent commission would be $700. lemonis: okay. now we have $1,300 to work with. what's 250 times $1.47? that's the... casey: food cost. lemonis: ...raw-material cost of business, right? casey: and packaging. $367. lemonis: how many people does it take to run that cart? casey: 26 working hours. lemonis: okay, and how much are we paying per hour? casey: anywhere from $8.50 to $11.00 lemonis: let's call it $9.50 for average. casey: two fifty. lemonis: 933 minus 250. casey: $685. lemonis: $685. now how much skimming goes on? casey: per day? there's probably a good $35. let's call it $35. lemonis: i'm going to exaggerate and say $50. casey: okay. lemonis: okay? amber: so you just asked him, like, how much skimming, and casey didn't even skip a beat. he just told you $35. lemonis: $35 a day in one cart. amber: so something as trivial -- i shouldn't say trivial. something like, okay, you're at a fair, right? you got all this money for popcorn, duh,

bob casey -- isn't that boring after these wonderful -- now i have got to talk about bob casey. don't fall asleep as we talk about sleeping bob. sleeping bob. that's it. sleeping bob. that's it. that's it. sleeping bob. so bob casey is for open borders. in order words, folks, i weren't to school in pennsylvania. i went to a great school in philadelphia. the best. i went to the best school. and you wouldn't believe it, but i was a very good student. these people would never tell you that. but, you know, i know the people of pennsylvania very well. and they are not for super liberal democrats. they are just not. unless maybe the world has changed. but bob casey wants open borders which means crime. it means crime. you see this. he wants people to pour in. if they pour in by the millions, that's i guess okay. i don't get it. lou, lou! [crowd chants "build that wall"] >> we are building it. we started the wall, $1.6 billion. we are fixing walls all over the border. the democrats, anything i want -- it's not even the republicans, i don't know if they care about me. they are very conc

bob casey -- is not boring, after these wonderful -- i have to talk about bob casey? will fall asleep. don't fall asleep as we talk about sleeping bob. sleeping bob. that's it! "sleeping bob." that's it! sleeping bob. bob casey is for open borders. look, folks -- i went to school and pennsylvania. a great school in philadelphia. the best, i went to the best school. you wouldn't believe it but i was a very good student. these people would never tell you that. but i know the people of pennsylvania very well. they are not for super liberal democrats, they are just not. bob casey wants open borders, which means crime. it means crime. he wants people to pour in, and if they pour in by the millions, that's, i guess, okay. i don't get it. lou, lou. [chanting "build the wall"] we are building it. we're building it. we started the wall, 1.6 billion. we are fixing balls all over the border. we are going to start to get very nasty over the wall. you know, the democrats, anything i want -- it's not even the republicans, i don't know if they care about the republicans, they care a

bob casey, bob casey was joining president obama. and his horrible attacks on our clean coal. was making it absolutely impossible for the miners and lou barletta was fighting on behalf of our miners, our companies and our beautiful pennsylvania clean coal. and lou on and so did i. so now with lou on our side we have won that war on coal. we were doing something else because we are putting these great miners, these are great people. in west virginia great minds, greet -- great people. i said to the miners you remember hillary clinton said we are going to close you up, right? then she had to come to pennsylvania. no, no, no, they only want to hurt republicans. it's all changing, folks. it's all changing. some things just take a little bit longer. they only want to go after republicans. you look at the kind of criminal actions in crime, they only want to go after the republicans. but lou wants to put our miners back and they are working but i'll tell you what i'm really proud of. about five months ago. it took a while to get all the statutory approvals. we are putting our steelwo

casey gerald, they've got a troubled hero myth. we also have a troubled method here is the escaped inmate all the wrong decisions and screwed it up and threw his life away. it's more complicated than that and we are all happening upon other people and operating many of which are designed to leave skid like my dad at 20 years old and too poor decisions come into unsafe choices and environment and then blame this on them. i think there's a lot of blame to go around. >> host: casey gerald spoke, "there will be no miracles here" a memoir is available in october. this is booktv on c-span2. >> i like to read in spanish, so i'll be reading from spanish poetry and also a great south american writer, fictional writer, many interesting books. >> fantastic. do you ever recommend any books your colleagues? like of course. my favorite book as a child was the red badge encouraged. probably the first book i read in english. and then of course i read a bunch of other books that malcolm x, the biography of malcolm x was one book that turned my life

[applause] >> our first panel ties in with senator casey

. >> casey makes a herculean attempt at four marathons in seven days. see if it's enough to impress his pregnant wife. >> amazing. almost like carrying my child. >>> it's a fact of life. >> weddings are so romantic. >> but what happens when the big kiss gets a big >> we've got oli, charity, nick, and gail breaking down the best on the web. >> mom, i need the 64 pack of crayons with the sharper in on the back. >> mom, i'm going to need you to put a lot more money into my account. >>> i'm on the bouncy house, having a fun time, but in this case it goes a bit wrong. >> whoa. >> where are you? >> she disappeared. >> it's like something out of a magic trip, she just takes a little hop and then she's done. >> wow, that was like a magical vortex. the air in the realm s's fall ben 6 1/2 feet. she's inside the super structure of this inflatable. now the adult that was watching tried to go find them said it was very hard because there's all sorts of warm air being blown around inside it. what's crazy, the people that were running this sort of play area blamed the

senator casey has also worked to eliminate policies that rig the system against american workers. he's continuously fought against unfair trade policies that force american workers to complete -- to compete on an unlevel playing field. we appreciated his support of our fight against flags of convenience. this morning i've invited him to speak about his leadership addressing the increasing problem of sexual assault on board airliners. please join me in welcoming a true pilot partisan senator bob casey to the forum. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. >> well, captain, thank you very much. i know i might be among the first speakers of the day. and i'm cognizant that that is a difficult assignment sometimes. the only more difficult assignment is to be the speaker right before lunch at any gathering. so i won't -- i won't abuse my privilege of speaking to you this morning. and i know that you're here at a time when normally you're -- if you're here on a thursday or the monday through wednesday time period, you have the congress's full of activity. the house and the senate.

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casey: captain, thank you very much. i might be among the first speakers today, and i am cognizant that is a difficult assignment sometimes. the only more difficult assignment is the speaker right before lunch. so, i want to abuse my privilege -- i will not abuse my privilege of speaking this morning. and i know you are here at a time when normally, if you are here on a thursday, congress is full of activity, the house and the senate. at least on the senate side, i'm not sure what happens on the house side. on the senate side we ended up leaving one day early, so i may be the only senator in town. apparently, that's why i am here. i am the only one left. [applause] i'm only kidding. i was invited long before. but there is a strange rhythm sometimes to the way it works. normally, we vote on a thursday and we ended up having the last vote on a wednesday, yesterday, so we are going to be away for a week back in our states, and back in three weeks, in august. -- back for three weeks in august. this is unusual, because both h

. >> thanks, casey. thank you. >> good to see you. >>> just ahead, new reporting on how republicans in congress are preparing for a potential blue wave and the investigations that could come with it. "kasie d.c." back in a moment. it "kasie d.c." back in a moment. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio® works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract, and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio® may increase risk of in

>> bob casey losing. >> randolph county, georgia, a big decision by county officials whether they close from having nine voting centers to only two

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bob casey is wrong for pennsylvania.t that his record matches elizabeth warren. warren would not be good here in pennsylvania. people don't want to see a senator going against who they voted for. all the democrats and people in pennsylvania who voted for donald trump, i don't know how they can now turn around and vote for bob casey and that's why this race will be a nail biter. >> bill: one to watch. thank you for your time. hope to get your opponent on soon. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> sandra: breaking news out of the west coast. wildfires the size of los angeles continue to burn across the state of california. 500 square miles of flames. we're live on the ground in moments. >> bill: stunning new video into the newsroom of a plane passenger recording the moment this plane went down. everyone walked away. they are alive. how those survivors are doing today in a moment. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day yo

in pennsylvania for congressman ber letta, running to unseat democrat bob casey, that is a tall order to discuss, tammy bruce, ned ryan. bob casey is popular, but president trump tammy, has shown the magic that touch. >> i think that still pennsylvania, the heart of the country. they like all of the rest of us care about the future, and about families, how many money in their pocket, one thing during the campaign. saying this will be tough, president trump has shown he was not kidding about his tran formation of the country, he would make people's lives better, this is a new day, you have results of president's governing not just promises on a campaign, and his endorsements have made a huge difference, it also comes down on the game on the ground, how good is that person's campaign, there is a money difference of course, casey like most incumbents will have more money, if president trump can attach to the dynamic where on the ground organizing is healthy, then we'll see what happened, even president trump should not be president, here he is. charles: look at that the wave is going. i

. ♪ >> and our live coverage will continue now with senator bob casey, he's speaking about an airlineassenger sexual harassment bill he's sponsoring in congress. this is live coverage, we join it in progress. >> god bless you and thank you. [applaus [applause]. >> guest: icht senator, agathan, without motivation, it's hard to wage the battle. thank you for being a true pirate partisan. i'll turn the agenda over to mark who will take us into our first panel. good morning, everyone, i'm mark harris the aso communications coordinator and very proud to call senator casey a fellow pennsylvanian and an eagles fan. we heard senator casey describe the legislation he's sponsoring, sexual assault on board our airplanes. we will have the panel come up. we're encouraged by his leadership in that regard. and today's first panel will build upon passenger behavior. before it begins, let's briefly go over the lineup. following this panel, we'll have a break and then another panel on data mining, followed by presidential citation presentations and keynote lunch with the f.a.a.'s acting administrator.

i have to talk about bob casey?'t fall asleep as we talk about sleeping bob. [ laughter ] sleeping bob. that's it! sleeping bob. >> okay. >> that's funny. you know what? bob casey can sleep because he's 250b9 points ahead of lou barletta in his race. >> that doesn't worry you? that's the thing that trump does. he gives a nickname, makes people laugh, democrats didn't figure out what to do with it, republicans didn't figure out what to do with it and he crushed them all. >> he didn't crush hillary clinton, she won by three million votes, the popular vote. >> but we're an electoral college country. >> that's not what decides elections, joan, you know that very well. >> steve, stop yelling in my ear. >> i didn't yell but we have a constitution -- >> he won the electoral college, i agree. he did not crush hillary clinton. >> we have a constitution. >> he didn't crush anybody. >> he did electorally and that's all that matters. >> and lou barletta is not -- >> is anybody ready for this? this is the way trump beats people.

casey? >> thank you, lindy. thank you, commissioners. again, my name is casey hildreth withst sfmta, and together with my colleague, we've been managing the embarcadero enhancement project. the study area for the project goes -- spans the length of the embarcadero from fisherman's wharf and jefferson street down to the left owe o'doul's bridge near the -- lefty o'doul's bridge near the ballpark. i will highlight some of the safety improvement projects that we've been able to implement and then additional near term safety fixes that are actively in design and should be in the ground starting later this year and into early 2019. lastly, i will touch on some next steps as lindy including a design showcase, a public open house, which has been just scheduled october 25 just outside of this room in frant hal ha -- grant hall. so first, what is it? what is it going to provide? it's going to improve safety comfort and access for all users by providing a complete street from north point to townsend street, and i'll talk about those points in a mo

. >> thanks, casey. thank you. >> good to see you. >>> just ahead, new reporting on how republicans in congress are preparing for a potential blue wave and the investigations that could come with it. "kasie d.c." back in a moment. looking for great deals on travel? just use priceline. you can save up to 60% on hotels. that's like $120 a night back in your pocket. go to priceline to get deals you won't find anywhere else. >>> we have some brand-new reporting from axios out tonight on how republicans are preparing for the possibility that democrats will retake the house in the midterm elections. jonathan swan obtained a document that's reportedly been circulating throughout gop circles including one leadership office that lays out the potential probes that democrats will likely pursue if they flip the house. some of the investigations republicans are predicting, one on the president's tax returns. one on the payment to stormy daniels. one on james comey's firing. one on the family separation policy. and on

. >> i got to talk about bob casey i will start falling asleep. don't fall asleep as we talked about sleeping bob. we need republicans. we need lubar letter. he is tough. >> reporter: he looked ahead to 2020, those he sees as new stars of the democratic party. >> maxine waters, very low iq. running against pocahontas or crazy bernie. i saw him up there the other day. that hair is getting wider and wider, he is getting crazier and crazier. >> reporter: the attack on the media was a centerpiece of the rally message. >> we are doing better in all of these states than we did on election night. despite only negative publicity, only negative stories from the fakers back there. >> reporter: donald trump surprised many when he won in 2016 which is why this race for the senate seat is a big prize this november. barletta trails by double digits. it will be an uphill climb but the president going back to the arena he has gone to in the past. todd: pocahontas, crazy bernie is now sleeping bob. he loves the nicknames. donald trump using his rally to encourage

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, certainly is. >> i got to talk about bob casey, i will start falling asleep. bob. we need republicans. we need barletta. he is tough. >> reporter: he looked ahead to 2020 sitting sites on potential opponents, the new stars of the democratic party. >> maxine waters, very low iq. i am running against pocahontas or crazy bernie. i saw him up there the other day, hair getting wider and wider, getting crazier and crazier. >> reporter: the president raised a familiar campaign promise he made two years ago in the same arena and every stop on the campaign trail, to build a wall. >> we are going to get nasty over the wall. the democrats, anything they want they want to oppose. we are going to take tough actions. we are getting are closing down government. we need border security. >> reporter: the president surprised many when he won in pennsylvania. popular in that part of pennsylvania. barletta is in question because he trails by double digits. todd: we learned about sleeping bob from awake griffin. wildfire rages in california in uncharted territory. that update from

here with some insight is bloomberg's simon casey. the head of agricultural reporting in the americas. his team was on this crop tour. give us the big takeaway here. we are seeing surpluses in a lot of areas that seem to be confirmed with what they are seeing on the ground? >> exactly. if you go back to last month, there was the latest usda agriculture crop report, which is the key piece of data for the crop markets. they came out with a surprisingly large forecast for corn production and for soybeans as well. as you are aware, we are in the middle of a multi-year run of bumper crops. so crop prices have been pretty pressured by this, bearish for the market. what this crop tour does, it is a bit of an institution. as you say, people are out there in the field. they are driving around in car loads. it is organized, but it is a big production. we have reporters out there participating. they are looking in these corn fields, in these soybean fields trying to figure out if what the usda is saying is going to be true, and by and large, yes

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and this race not only contrasts myself and bob casey who has moved very far left. one of the most liberal senators in washington but also one of the leaders of the resistance and obstructionists in washington against somebody who is supporting the policies that are putting record people back to work. lou: isn't it extraordinary that there is a -- that the dems basically are obstructionists. they're the resistance to policies that have led to record low unemployment for hispanics or blacks, who has built on economy that is growing at 4.1%. and the national left-wing media, lou, they want to forget that eight years of barack obama telling the country they would never see 3% growth again. it is amazing to me how delusional the democratic national committee is, the democratic leadership is. they have no plan. >> they've lost total touch with people. they're now being run by people who are so far left. and they don't relate to the values of the people in pennsylvania. i could tell you that. and that's why -- they were wrong about president trump in pennsylvania, that he

the polling has them about 15 points apart, him behind democrat senator bob casey.iven trump's recent success, the governor race in florida and the swing towards desantis there, do you -- how do you like barletta's odds having the president come here? is this a fight the president should wage? >> absolutely. i think pennsylvania is very much in play in this election. while charlie is right in one respect, casey is doing well among democrats, you know, lou could do better among republicans, in large part because he is not well-known outside of the region of the state he is from. bringing the president to campaign for him and giving lou some visibility will be a very good thing and solidify the republican base and closing the polls. i have seen polls that have this race closer. most of the polls have casey below 50%, which is not a great place for a democrat -- for any incumbent to be. >> the thing with desantis in florida is that he just went all things trump. he even has that new ad out that sort of is making fun of himself, teaching his kid how to build a wall with

casey stegall live in dallas. casey? >> yeah, shepard. this guy is in austin, texas, by the way.s afternoon he held his own press conference. in it he essentially said the court order is not going to stop him from getting these blueprints to those that really want them. in other words, he says that he believes the injunction prevents him from selling them online nor download, so instead, he's releasing them through other channels like selling thumb drives or via e-mail downloadable links. because he says his argument from the beginning has been the information he's providing is also out there, either on other websites or in other published materials like periodicals and books. >> there's no different between going to my website and getting the file by e-mail versus going to my website and clicking the button and getting the file delivered to your browser. >> he went on to say in the first 30 minutes of the conference, more than 300 orders came in. we have no way to verify that. this concept has raised so many eyebrows. not only gun opponents but those in support of the second ame

casey: thank you, mr. president. i rise today, as my colleague from alaska just did so eloquently, to pay tribute to our colleague and friend, senator john mccain. i guess i have to start with a question -- where do i begin? where does anyone begin after all we've heard these last number of days and will continue to hear in the days ahead when we pay tribute in a more formal way in the next few days here in washington, in arizona and around the world? john mccain lived to serve his country, and his life could be best described by many words, but three come to mind: courage, commitment, and character. there's a line attributed to abraham lincoln where he said in the end, it's not the years in one's life that counts. it's the life in those years. it's a loose translation, not exact. but when you consider the life in those years in the context of john mccain, what a life it was. a remarkable human being who was able to rise above the horror of being a captive and being tortured to achieve so much in his life after that,

to behave in a way that was really unprofessional and i'm sorry. >> the surprising admission from casey affleck, and it was affleck's allegedly inappropriate behavior that led to a legal settlement with two women in 2010. >>> a new nfl season is bringing on more national anthem protests. several players took a knee or raised their fist before last night's preseason games. others stayed in the locker room and the league says it wants players to stand during the anthem but because talks are ongoing with the players union, the nfl says it will not discipline any protesters for now. >>> this football season there is a new burger on the menu at the arizona cardinal stadium. the gridiron. it is a burger weighing seven pounds and includes five burger patties, five hot dogs, bratworst, five of them, eight chicken tenders, 12 -- oh, my god, 12 ounces of fries, 20 slices of cheese, along with eight slices of bacon just because. it cost $75. if you finish the whole thing in less than an hour you get a free cardinals jersey. >> if you can finish. >> if you can finish is the key, exactly. >> gosh. c

we have worked for many hours with casey and patrick, and they are terrific. i'm also a 23 year resident of south beach rincon. i live two blocks from the bay, and i've been walking the embarcadero and that area for 23 years. and i've seen some very worrysome changes. it used to be dead down there. the mid90's, the late 90's before the ballpark, it was dead. the ballpark came in, the embarcadero and the whole neighborhood exploded, which was great. i think we loved it. we loved getting, you know, some life down there. but things are getting out of hand. i no longer walk on the break unless i have to. the proliveration of wheeled vehicles out there just make it too dangerous and too distracting, and so we do need to make the bicyclists comfortable with their protect protected bike lanes. i fully support them, but hence, the embarcadero enhancement project. we love it. love patrick, love casey. they have spent hours with us. they love us, they get it. we're the one that asked them to put the sententencils out. we asked them to put a camera out to monitor what's

of posts that astound me that yon stop us i am from we left it on there for movement look at do it casey came in the paddock i say oh now what do they want us to. them consists of is this even the adamant but he may tell ya it's business you know as. you look at the was there is a business killing dental you know pull us out you get out for out again for the family i know they are soft to be annoying general we all are bit of a. timid little is that. see. any more. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the old rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent just last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per circuit first check and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the

that is why you have bob casey and pennsylvania. claire mccaskill in new jersey -- in new jersey. alexander: did that happen in 2016? that also happen on the senate level? sen. van hollen: my sense is people do not campaign in every square inch of their state. there is a print -- a parallel. i do believe the fact that the clinton campaign did not fight it out in a lot of states we are talking about, like michigan and wisconsin, but also that they did not campaign in every part of their state like pennsylvania. the races this year are very -- are in very pro-trump stays. i notice that barack obama came out with his endorsements. not notice that he had endorsed share for brown in ohio or bob casey and pennsylvania even though he endorsed other candidates. do you think barack obama will be campaigning in the senate battleground states in the months ahead or would he be a bit of a liability in those pro-trump states? sen. van hollen: think barack obama will campaign wherever the senate candidates ask him to campaign. that is usually the way it works. -- it goes for whether it is presi