chandler: oh, hey! how's it going? lemonis: how are you? chandler: i'm good. chandler lyles.onis: chandler, i'm marcus. nice to meet you. so, that's where lyles comes from? chandler: it's our last name, yes, sir, yeah. lemonis: is this the main location? chandler: this is, yep. lemonis: and who owns the business? chandler: so, my parents own 90%, and i own 10%. lemonis: who put the money up for the restaurant? chandler: my mom and dad. lemonis: mom and dad? okay. chandler: we've been in business for four years. we started as a food pop-up tent, just old-school smoker on the side of the road. my mom and i did that full-time. my dad had retired from the air force, so he was really able to help us in the beginning stages. and i had some money saved up from the air force, so -- lemonis: you were in the air force, as well? chandler: mm-hmm. i did 4 years. lemonis: thank you for your service. chandler: oh, thank you. lemonis: really appreciate that. hi, there. how are you? i'm marcus. thayer: i'm thayer. nice to meet you. chastity: i'm chastity. lemonis: chastity, nice to meet you.

chandler: yes. so glad that he did not do again, he, in some way, does not connect with the hurt and racism and how it affects the citizens of virginia. so in him saying that he does offensive, this is even in dressing upp as michael jackson and putting on a little bit of shoe polish, in blackface -- blackface is blackface. it should not be accepted or condoned at any time. amy: finally, this is the of00ths -- 400th anniversary enslaved africans first being brought to jamestown. can you talk about the significance of this for virginia and what it would mean if the lieutenant governor, justin fairfax, becomes governor, the only black governor in the country? rev. chandler: it is a time of virginia getting past the hurtful history which it has. with thise deal racism, whether it be charlottesville, photos in the be an emtwhether it worker in patrick county, it cannot happen. , as citizens in 2019, should be bebeyond this thiningf racism. although virginia has a history. we cannot deny that history. bu

but in chandler arizona things are different. in chandler arizona usa the future of driving has become reality. a selected number of the town's residents can use some driving taxis to get around town or city drive only into the seats and it's hoffman remembers his first taxi ride get in sit down and watch the steering wheel turn on its own and and you know it's a big grin on my face the entire time look at the safety dry realize there are not driving the car the cars driving and that's just the coolest thing in the world and a big goofy grin my first all right way moe has now signed up a few hundred customers for the experiment the taxis booked by justice with the ball rolling. and the fares are similar. but not everyone is happy with the idea of self driving cars on the streets many people are and they are totally against self driving vehicles because what's going to end up happening is you're going to have a lot of individuals who are going to know how to physically drive the vehicle right now knowing how to operate the cars to

but in chandler arizona things are different. in chandler arizona usa future of driving has become reality. a selected number of the town's residents can use some driving taxis to get around town or simply drive only into the seats and it's hoffman remembers his first taxi ride get in sit down and watch the steering wheel turn on its own and and you know it's a big grin on my face the entire time look at the safety dry realize there are not driving the car the cars driving and that's just the coolest thing in the world and a big goofy grin my first all right. has now signed up a few hundred customers for the experiment the taxis booked by just as with liberal . and the fares are similar. but not everyone is happy with the idea of self driving cars on the streets many people are and they are totally against self driving vehicles because what's going to end up happening is you're going to have a lot of individuals who are going to know how to physically drive the vehicle right now knowing how to operate the cars the drop of the sam

the last one has just been born, a little boy to elliott's oldest daughter, chandler roosevelt. 10 great-grandchildren is quite a number, even though i have 19 grandchildren. >> mrs. roosevelt, if you had your 10 great-grandchildren sitting around in front of you, what advice would you give them to guide them in growing up? mrs. roosevelt: i think i would say that they have a greater opportunity because they are born in a less rigid mold. they have more opportunity to shape their lives. they will of course, i believe, have many disappointments, because in life you always have disappointments. but if you have the character which makes you go on striving, i think the young people of today have greater opportunity than ever before. >> thank you very much, mrs. eleanor roosevelt for sharing these moments of nostalgia with us. we look forward to seeing the remainder of eleanor roosevelt's in pictures in the current issue of "mccall's" magazine. washington to george w. bush, every sunday we featured the presidency, a weekly series exploring the president, their politics, policies, and legacies. you are watc

the last one has just been born a little boy to elliott's oldest daughter daughter chandler roosevelt. and 10 great grandchildren is quite a number even though i have 19 grandchildren. >> if you had your 10 great grandchildren sitting around in front of you, what advice with you give them it guide them in greg up? >> i think -- growing up? >> i think i would say they have a greater opportunity because they are been in a less rigid mold. they have more opportunity to shape their lives. they will of course i believe, have many disappointments because in life you always have disappointments. but if you have the character which makes you go on striving, i think young people of today have greater opportunity than ever before. >> thank you very much, mrs. eleanor roosevelt, for sharing these moments of nostalgia with us. we look forward to seeing the remainder of eleanor roosevelt's life in pictures in the current issue of "mccall's magazine".." [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> this sunday on american history

he knocked in breaks of 85 and 84 in the first two frames and went on to beat harvey chandler 4 framessays it's been a long journey back to formula one but he's hoping to make the most of his first appearance on the grid for eight years when the new season resumes in melbourne next month. he's racing for williams in the new season, defying the odds to return to the sport after suffering severe hand and arm injuries in a rallying accident. he'll be racing for williams alongside british rookie george russell, as the team look to rebuild from a disappointing season. that's all from sportsday. you can go to the website and app for the reaction from the west indies and that century from captain joe root. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator, jane merrick and the brexit editor of the telegraph, asa bennett. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times says the chancellor is preparing for the worst over the next few weeks — following weaker than expec

. >> that explains >> let's head over to arizona element east in chandler, arizona, in five, six, sevenoh. >> ouch. >> wow. the scene of these two videos is to get the strong apps and you'll be -- >> oh. >> they say the music cut out right when they were starting. marty fell on her back and them her stomach. >> now she has a nike imprint on her stomach. >> marty is a fan of this show. we're just happy he's okay. >> cohen has a surprise waiting for him under the towel. he lifts it up, immediately drops it. we don't see what it is, but we're told it's not a snake. >> no, it's not a snake, i promise you. >> i promise. >> it's not a snake. >> yeah. >> oh. >> and then the water >> so he takes the towel off again and runs over to mom and gives her a hug. >> what kind of puppy? it seems really small. we don't get to see the puppy for a while because he's too busy thanking his mom and crying for joy. but there's a touching story behind this dog gift. cohen has autism and his mom was happy that he was doing well in school. he was doing well socially and research has shown that children with auti

and at the top of the stairs was a girl named carrie chandler.he floor and bleeding quite badly from head injuries. >> pretty much every bone in my face was broken. my front teeth were mostly gone. >> she made mention about her roommate, kathy kleiner. her injuries were much more extensive. her jaw was actually hanging off. >> i remember then laying on my bed and trying to talk. and i couldn't make any moist because my jaw was broken in three places. >> from new york, this is the abc weekend news. >> four young women were beaten with a club and three strangled by a man who found his victims sleeping in this sorority house. >> in pensacola, a month after the khai omega attacks, this man is arrested on a traffic stop. they find out that his driver's license isn't who he is. the car he's driving doesn't belong to him. he's just this mystery guy. >> he finally tells officers, i am ted bundy. >> theodore bundy, one of the fbi's ten most wanted is in custody in pensacola and is a suspect in last month's slaying. >> step out, mr. bundy. what do we have

then joel embiid backing down tyson chandler,he away. 37 points. sixers win it 143-120. they are battling it out at oracle arena. highlights at 11:00. that will do it for sports. more news after the break. eade box office. >> we have to be tough and battle ready. >> look, a shooting star, make a wish! >> oh, no. >> "the lego movie 2" won the box office. really a disappointing weekend overall. good reviews. but it only made $35 million on the big screen. that's half of the first movie's opening weekend. comedy "what men want" was a surprise hit. that came in number two. liam nis sam's "cold pursuit," third place. >>> an otter went too far off course this week. they spotted him at a dumpster in down town winnipeg. slightly underweight. look how cute he is. expected to return to his natural habitat soon. likely he left the water looking for food. >> i have never seen an r' teeth so clearly i will respect them even more the next time i see them in a river. >> yes. >> thanks for joining us. be back tonight at 11:00. hope you can join us then. >> have a great night. what's bet

. >> kyle chandler has the most meaningful lines. >> don't quit on yourself. >> and his wife, tami playedt be where relationship goals got its start. >> a man takes care of his wife and i'm in love with you. >> that is adorable that you are jealous. >> you like that? >> one of the most common questions i get -- >> what is the coach like? >> boxers or briefs? >> from behind-the-scenes in texas to messing around in the photo booth, "e.t." has been with the bingeworthy show since 2006, but what do the stars think now about a reboot? >> is it true you would not be down for a "friday night lights"? >> i'm out, 1,000%. that was left on the best note possible. >> we can't go through all of that. it was well done, and then they end in a place where people still want mores b, but it was great ending as well. why would you touch that? >> i still talk to them. >> because everybody wants all great shows to come back. >>> all right. coming up, nfl stars gone hollywood. only "e.t." is behind the scenes of their s.w.a.t. cameos. next on kron-4 news at eight: a powerful storm is prompting warnings of hig

he knocked in breaks of 85 and 84 in the forst two frames, and went on to beat harvey chandler 4—0.many parts of the country today. this view is taken by one of our weather watchers near eastbourne, looking over the seven sisters there. some blue skies, some sunshine around as well. more clout has been toppling in from the north—west over the last few hours, but as we look at the forecast for the few days, high pressure stays in charge for many of us. so a lot of dry weather, there will be some rain around in the north and the north—west but things are looking pretty mild during the day. watch out for some fairly chilly nights over the next few nights. could still be a touch of frost. you can see that mild air is going to be sweeping in from the south—west over the next few days, the yellow colour certainly returning to the map. but you can see this as the satellite image from the past few hours, so we have had more cloutjust toppling its weight in from the north—west, and approaching cold front that will bring a little bit more rain for the day on tuesday. the rest of the night, so

[applause] >> i'm josh chandler. i'm a student at plymouth state. how will you make washington, d.c. more bipartisan? >> anybody in here have hearing loss? or love someone who has a hearing loss? there are 44 million people in america who have hearing loss. just for any of you who don't know somebody with hearing loss, understand it's not just about arning the tv louder, it's real human communication problem. it's about not talking to your family, not being able to hear your grandchildren, about stopping and going to the grocery store because you want be able to understand when somebody tells you something, stopping driving. life efax and health effects. 44 million people. million, fewer than one in six gets the hearing aids that they need. you know the principle reason? because they cost a lot of money. thousands of dollars. most people need to. those are not covered by medicare, they are not covered by insurance. withabout who gets hit that. working people, middle-class people. folks who can't get hearing aids. i got to thinking about this after i

that was the jordan chandler case. in the trial in 2005, ted.charges. still, what these young men are saying is very, very serious and very, very disturbing. they say it's our story and our story to tell. that both things are true in their opinion. michael jackson was a genius, a musical talent, but he was also someone who abused young boys. >> that story they tell when they talk about the old wiring it so complex. it would seem if you were making up the story it wouldn't have the messy complexity in it. that's what makes them seem credible. >> on those details they have always been consistent always. "leaving neverland" airs sunday march 3rd and march 4th on hbo. on today's podcast we're going to talk to the documentary's producer and director, dan reed. he was here on tuesday. we continued our conversation later that day. you can listen on any major podcast platform. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning." with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at ris

coordinating today's arrests is miami's newly-appointed state attorney nicholas chandler.t to make a statement.

[applause] also i just want to finish that out to gloria barry and chandler who ran in the race in district 10. thank you for stepping up. i know how hard it is to run in a district race and i appreciate all of you pushing us to do better in the race. so thank you for being here as well this afternoon. to my family who was here, since 10:30, and stuck around for a while for the meeting, i wanted to just say thank you to them for being with me not only through the campaign but also for being with me throughout the years and all of our roles and all of our work throughout the community. when you work as hard as we do in the community you cannot do this without understanding family. you cannot do this without a family that has been an example of how to be a vessel to your community. and like supervisor stephanie said earlier, this is not about me, this is not about me as a district supervisor. it's really about the district that we serve and the people that we serve within the district. and i am here to serve you and work as that vessel. and i just want to say a couple more things as we close,

wiped actor played the role of chandler bing's biological father. one who got it right. mr. gutfeld. >> greg: kathleen turner. >> jesse: biological father? >> greg: had a sex change. >> dana: i'm sorry, angie, my sister. >> in 2017, over 120 lawsuits were filed by people who said they were hurt by what? a, heavy-handed bartenders. b, mcdonald's happy meals, or c, exploding vape pens. all cards are up, and the answer is c, exploding vape pens. >> greg: you are a lawyer. you should know that. i'm not calling you. >> the film "the endless summer," the endless summer 2, and in the summer costa rica are popular documentaries about what? a, sailing. b, roller coasters. c, surfing. cards up, cards up. emily, you are very early. the answer is c, surfing. >> dana: i spent more of my time reading than watching movies. >> greg: i saw that in the theater. >> jesse: they don't have surfing in wyoming, that's why you didn't get it. >> who was the only u.s. president to ever file unofficial ufo sighting report? was it donald trump, martin sheen, or jimmy carter? c

chandler. how will you make washington dc more bipartisan? [laughter] senator warren: i'm going to tell you a story. loss?y here have hearing nobody said, huh? [laughter] or love somebody who has hearing loss. there are 44 million people in america who have hearing loss. and for any of you who don't know someone with hearing loss, understand it is not just about turning the tv louder. it is a real human communication problem. it is about not talking to your family. it is about not being able to hear your grandchildren. it is about stopping going to the grocery store because you are worried you are not going to be able to understand when someone tells you something. it is about stopping driving. life effects and health effects. 44 million people. we gose 44 million, here again, fewer than one in six gets the hearing aids that they need. do you know the principal reason? because they cost a lot of money. thousands of dollars for one, and theyle need two, are not covered generally. they are not covered by medicare, they are not covered by insura

our next contestant is a customer service representative from chandler, arizona.lease welcome diana heidel. hey, diana. >> hi. >> how're you doing? welcome. >> thank you. >> welcome to my humble abode. here's what i'm gonna do for you today. i'm gonna give you 14 questions that are gonna take you to $1 million. you do have those three lifelines up there along the way if you need them. you ready to get to your game? >> yes. >> all right, let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] we'll start you off with that $500 question. good luck. >> thank you. >> according to a famous quote from the movie "star trek: first contact," what "is futile"? >> i will go with d, resistance. final answer. >> yes, but you cannot fold a fitted sheet. it is impossible to do. >> [laughs] >> i don't care how many times you tell me how to do it. it can't be done. >> [laughs] >> $1,000 question. fearing it could lead to a significant undercount of its population, california has objected to the white house's plan to add what question to the 2020 census? >> okay. we

also reverend kevin chandler. he is the president of the virginia state conference naacp.ppreciate both of you joining us, gentlemen. thank you so much. pastor peacock, i'm going to start with you. you say governor northam should stay in his position, make this a teachable moment about race. hw can he do that? >> well, you know, when i look at the situation that he is facing and hear what everyone is saying and speaking about the governor, when i reason in my recollection about what the governor has done and what has surfaced on this friday -- past friday, you know, and it happened when he was 25, his mid-20s, i'm saying, well, at that point and at the point where we are today, there is a great gap there. and people make changes in life. people make changes in life. so i see that the governor came out on saturday, and he made his confession as well and made it clear that he was repentant and apologizing for what he saw that had surfaced, and i accept his apology. i think that we as a country, we're going through a very difficult time right now, and i believe that we should

we may have to go to commercial and come back. [ laughter ] monica, ross, rachel, joey, chandler, phoebeush on ross. but then he cheated on rachel when they were on a break. but they weren't really on a a break. [ laughter ]applause ] all right, phoebe it is. >> she's the nicest. >> jimmy: here we go, this is the last question right here. pick your favorite band. third eye blind, earth wind and fire, pitbull, taylor swift, cardi b. or beastie boys? >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: beastie boys, here we go. [ cheers and applause ] oh my gosh. you got wolverine! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> yes! >> jimmy: i knew it! my thanks to jessica chastain! the full trailer for "dark phoenix" will be online right after the show tonight. we'll be right back with patton oswald, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ whether you bath in the bathtub, or bath in the sink softer water's the water your skin wants to drink! with hd water skin can dry out more. culligan water's what your skin's crying out for! cos you only get one skin, there's no replacement and our best thing for that skin is this in the basement! us

stuart: we'll see you again soon, marc chandler. >> thank you.ill with me. she has a headline on foxnews.com and it reads "alexandria ocasio-cortez' amazon takedown shows progressive programs can do real harm." harm to who, liz? >> well harm mainly to people, low income people in america. these are people who now won't have a chance to get these jobs that amazon promised. i'm not talking about the 150,000-dollar a year jobs. i'm talking about the jobs amazon promised to train and hire people in the local housing projects for. those are the people who are the biggest losers in this defeat, certainly what it was, of amazon. let's take this broader. all these people out there with these progressive policies, it is astounding to me, they don't look to see where they have been actually implemented, and what the impact has been. as an example, california, lots of environmentally friendly policies. electricity there costs 60% more than the rest of the country. they have driven last 10 years a million people out of the state. six million have left. five

alix: coming up with jon ferro, the head of equity strategies and marc chandler, a global forex chief. ♪ jonathan: from new york city our viewers worldwide. i'm jonathan ferro. the countdown to the open starts right now. ♪ coming up, pessimism returning. stocks ending the week lower. president trump says he will not meet with president xi before a march deadline fueling fears the sides will not strike a deal. the u.s. ramping up the pressure, ready to ban chinese telecom equipment from u.s. wireless networks. good morning. we are ending the week lower, with futures negative .5% on the s&p 500. the euro-dollar going nowhere. treasury yields coming in by just a single basis points. is 2.64.ear investor confidence shaken. >> nervousness and uncertainty. >> fragility in the economy. there is no shortage of things for clients to be worried about. >> certainly brexit is up there. >> the china trade war. >>

on the phone is mark chandler.global forex chief market strategist are you buying this risk on rally? >> look, i think this is certainly a time to be in the market. i think that, of course, everyone is playing their book here, china is doing same thing that president trump is doing. i do believe that we are coming close to at least a framework. i really appreciate all the bearishness that are heard in the last segment because it gives me in my clients the opportunity to, if the market moves in relationship to more pessimism, by the markets, that is what we have been doing. i've been on your program from the fourth quarter of last year telling clients in the audience to go long come emerging markets purity emerging markets has done exceedingly well on both trade optimism and the fact that u.s. recession risk, which everyone was talking about last quarter, is certainly, definitely, less, less of a, less of a possibility. buy more. we are happy -- happy to talk the markets down so you can buy. let's ask how much of yo

and at the top of the stairs was a girl named karen chandler and she was down on the floor and she wasked her, you know, what had happened. she said there was a loud banging noise. then she made mention about her roommate kathy kleiner and i went in there to see kathy and her injuries were much more extensive. her jaw was actually hanging off. >> and i remember then laying on my bed and trying to talk, and i couldn't make any noise because my jaw was broken in three places. >> i decided to go ahead and start a room by room search. i knocked on the door for margaret bowman's room and didn't get a response. i opened the door and i pulled the covers back and i could see she was strangled and beaten about the head. you could tell she was dead. i stepped across the hallway and there was another body in the bed. >> lisa levy was beaten severely about the head and body. she also was strangled and a bite mark was left on her rear buttock. >> it's so hard to see those girls like that. i was so sorry for their families. >> i just don't think they had a chance to fight back. i just don't think th

gentlemen's agreement to keep the league white, he passed away and there was a new commissioner named chandlerho said summit is good enough to fight for the united states they are good enough to play baseball, so he saw these factors coming together and started to look for a pattern. people should know there are a lot of people in the black community who were not happy jackie robinson was the choice to integrate major league baseball, they thought it should be gibson or page, someone who held the negro league aloft and kept them together during along period of time. jackie robinson was seen as the top man out of ucla but also a veteran and branch rickey was looking for that type in jack roosevelt robinson. .. i think we need to take the blinders off for the conscious sports fan and i think we will be better sports fans for. it's important to look at what we like and don't like about sports and what we like and don't like about the individuals who play sports. we can challenge a sports to be better. it is something we have historically asked about her cultural parts of our societyay whether mus