what is cork? amanda: it's the outer bark of the cork oak tree.ows mainly in portugal and spain. lemonis: are there cork trees in...? amanda: california, yes. i actually tried to bring one back here. actually, julie told me not to. lemonis: are you julie? julie: yep. julie. lemonis: i'm marcus. julie: hey, marcus. very nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. julie: welcome to new orleans. lemonis: thank you. how long have you guys been in business together? amanda: since 2012. lemonis: okay. what did you do before? julie: i'm a lawyer. i still am. that's my day job. lemonis: okay. uh-oh. julie: yeah. sorry. sorry. amanda: i was a builder. i built townhomes and condominium developments. lemonis: how many stores do you guys have? amanda: four. lemonis: really? amanda: yeah. so two here. julie: two here. amanda: we have one in santa fe, new mexico. lemonis: oh, you do? amanda: and then we opened one in santa rosa beach, florida. lemonis: well, first of all, is that how you spell "cork"? amanda: no. [ chuckles ] julie: she was so obsessive about

philpott, i would like the mayor of cork to address the group.bers of the san francisco cork, sister city's committee, lead by dermott and jim and president of the united irish society, a few words. (speakerring foreig(speaking fo. so on behalf of the people of cork and the people of ireland to thank you all for the great work you're doing in keeping the irish legacy alive here in america. we have received a fantastic welcome from the mayor and her officials and everybody we engaged with here and we're privileged to be able to say that we're spending time here and we can guarantee that the efforts in san francisco will be promoted in cork and i suppose places like new york and chicago get a lot of press other than ireland but i've been hugely impressed by the depth of irishness here in the city, something going on for generations and i think you all deserve a great recognition for what you're doing. it's great to see the younger generation here, the tradition of irish dancing maintained and i think the future is very safe for the irish community

the government. — mcdavid cork. —— —— gauke. remain a member of the government. — mcdavid cork. -- -sses on the side. they are not doing that. if brexit isn't delivered this year... it would be good for us! it would not be good for the conservative party was a bit would destroy them. well that's not a bad idea... may government has been absolutely and fixed in its one thing in that it would deliver a form of brexit. if it didn't, they would be such a backlash! why didn't we... we have already seen a backlash! what new ideas out -- are there? i really believe that if we had more time, we have 12 days now, a kind of good sense that you talked about when we were doing the papers, something would break and bring some kind of national unity. we have had three years and we got to this point! we need to get to that point. there needs to be some sort of leadership that can take people with it. theresa may says that she has tried, in the absence of consensus. . . tried, in the absence of consensus... if there is such a word is consensus. everybody knows she is very driven and she did promise

so this is all scraps that we have, and there's suede and leather and cork, and i just kind of mixed them all together. lemonis: these are awesome. joey: thanks. lemonis: really good. don't you think? amanda: well, you know i'm not a color person. lemonis: who made this? joey: jackie. lemonis: this is solid. jackie, my only feedback on this is straps. they're too short, and then back to the hardware issue. it's just really junky. where are, like, the zippers organized? like, where is everything? astra: in there. lemonis: and why -- so you have to just keep going back and forth? astra: yeah. lemonis: and so why wouldn't you have it over here close to where you're working? joey: this whole place needs to be reorganized. i think we all agree on that. astra: definitely. joey: yeah. lemonis: what is all this? amanda: well, that's scrap. lemonis: all of their accessories are all over the place. there's no one place for the finished goods to be. you're asking the folks to be more efficient

[cheers and applause] and i'm looking forward to my own visit to cork fairly soon with a delegation ofresent for the work that liam frost does with the united irish society to continue to maintain and improve on this relationship, i wanted to present you with the certificate, as well, liam. [cheers and applause] path we muswe must honor or elde we came from and how much work we have to ensure for a better future of the next generation, derr philpott. [cheers and applause] so again, thank you to all of our incredible leaders and community that's joining us here today. it's going to be a great time in san francisco. the sun is out today. so enjoy this wonderful day today. we have performances. we have more speeches and it's just a good time in san francisco. thank you for the incredible honor of not only serving as your mayor, but serving as this year's grand marshall for the st. patrick's day parade. thank you all so much. first up we have celtic voices who are lead by mary mce yorver. mary, come on forward. [cheers and applause] [ ♪ ] [ ♪ ] [ ♪ ] [ ♪ ] [ ♪ ] >> thank you, mary, thank y

in at colonial history at university college cork thanks very much for talking to us. on france twenty four now first off i i suppose you with your knowledge of that. algeria's colonial history of what's been happening in the country for those who haven't at familiarity with that wicked modern history in algeria what's brought them from nineteen sixty nineteen sixties and the war of independence up. to today just give a sense of that what's been happening in the country over the last forty fifty years. so how do you want to use its independence in nineteen sixty two i became a one party state. under authoritarian leadership and for the first time in twenty years of the post independence give or take and the country was president stable. and the leadership. developed industry i have the population i have received so i redistribution of wealth and the algerian people were generally hobby that's not to say that there wasn't -- efforts to crush opposition within the country well what happens at the end of nineteen seventies i'm the leader what people meant yeah and died. w

we turn to white house correspondent, kevin cork. >> we're going to be the party of great health care. and democrats let you down, obamacare does not work. it is too expensive. reporter: president's confidence is in out growth of a district our decision that ruled affordable care act, obamacare, unconstitutional. a position that justice department is backing. multiple sources tell fox news there was des agreement between white house and health and human service secretary ceasar, and attorney general barr over whether to support the decision and go on in on an obamacare repeal. -- who accord said that a renewed battle made no sent, and party moderates warey of the strategy. >> i am very disappointed in and opposed to the administration seeking to invalidate the entire affordable care act. reporter: democratic leader all but dared president to try it again. >> president wants to go back to repeal and replace, make our day. reporter: there are concerns a reduction of he'l health care de could derail some of president's most mueller report agenda item like trade, and usmcarc, border secur

it's highly unlikely one will ever grow here it's imported from spain the ladies in cork the first bottle while the gents keep busy shopping vegetables. suggest actually do all of the course unlike called. the majority of tourists don't come from norway good they come from all corners of the world to this norton tip the most difficult tour because i had so kosher begins from israel. and that was a good tour because they wanted a bike they didn't want you know we had to have all new have the by cutting boards have been my parts and i said oh that's not in the budget they say ok we buy so they bought everything and like we did it was fun like i learned a lot that looks beautiful guests enjoy delicious meals here but what do they think about it gardening. think it's wonderful. you know now what's happening with nature . and i'm going to have to do something. yeah basically i do yeah i think so. base american i think. i'm here with my family and we really love it here and it's like we always want to go away but then soon as we go away we all miss it so. so then we run back here is this i thin

at the white house i am kevin cork, fox news.: house democrats postpone a vote to condemn anti-semitism after pressure from progressives. we told you about this resolution seen as a response to minnesota democrat omar's anti-israel comments with a handful of far left democrats defended omar as party leaders worked out resolutions telling fox news it will include other forms of dissemination like anti-muslim bias. the vote is expected this week. congresswoman omar avoided reporters tuesday racing past them with her cell phone and her year. congresswoman rashida tlaib will join protesters calling for donald trump's impeachment. two advocacy groups tell the hill there will be remarks on the, quote, need to address the crisis presented by donald trump's administration. protesters will head to the office of an unnamed lawmaker. top democrats are urging members to stop impeachment calls until the mueller russia probe is released. michael cohen on capitol hill as it is revealed his attorney tried securing a presidential pardon after the

what a way to go bury it in a cuff and in the shape of a beer bottle and with that welcome to the cork edition of your max let me.

connell: kevin corke at the trump rally. familiar soundtrack of a trump rally.n grand rapids. melissa: is me, or that song really distracting? might have been me. >>> bob cusack, "the hill" editor-in-chief. so the president is heading out to michigan. got a lot of support there. what do you think he will talk about? what is the impact of the trip? >> oh, melissa, i think, it is not how much he will talk about, how long he will talk about -- melissa: three hours, don't you think? i bet he goes three hours. >> his speech at cpac was his longest. that was 2 hours 20 minutes. this could rival that. melissa: oh, my gosh. >> he deserves to spike the ball. this is a big week for him. going to a state, remember this was hillary clinton's blue wall he had to knock down and he did with wisconsin, also with pennsylvania. so this is key to his strategy getting reelected in 2020. he will have a lot to talk about. i'm sure he talks about the economy. without a doubt he talks about the mueller report. probably talk about adam schiff and the media. this will be one, i think one

kevin corke explains the aim is to allow veterans to find help in their own communities. >> reporter: need out of the shadows. that is the focus of the prevention initiative, a new program looking to decrease the number of veterans suicide by boosting ohelp our wounded warriors. >> our mission is to mobilize every level of american society to save the lives of our great veterans. and support our heroes in need. >> reporter: president trump creating the program through an executive order on tuesday. it will establish a grant system similar to existing va housing programs, providing funds to state and local veterans groups , and also create guidelines to coordinate research on suicide across multiple agencies. the va secretary crediting the president for making the new initiative a priority. >> he's recognized two things, one, this has to be a national effort. there has to be a war on this. the other thing that he is recognized is that, the science has changed. >> reporter: the program is part of a broader effort to reduce suicide among america's veterans. about 20 veterans take their l

kevin corke at the white house. thanks.t this hour, we are waiting on attorney general william barr to lay out his timeline for releasing more details of the special counsel findings in the russian investigation. and as we wait, so too does fired fbi director james comey who said he's confused by the lack of decision-making by robert mueller on whether the president obstructed justice. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with more on the timing. >> according to a senior justice department official, attorney general william barr plans to share a version of the mueller report with congress and the public in weeks, not months. republican senator lindsey graham, whose committee has direct oversight, said there will be more consultation with special counsel robert mueller to identify grand jury material and review to protect sources. >> he's going to go to the intelligence community to make sure we don't release classified information or sources and methods that may jeopardize our national security. >> the way ha

is everything in here cork? amanda: yes.nd expanded to four locations, but owner amanda dailey's poor communication... amanda: [ chuckles ] we moved. lemonis: i don't remember ever talking about moving. ...and her reckless spending... credit-card fees -- $257,000. ...is putting this once-buoyant business at risk. amanda: if we don't stop this cycle of borrowing and not having enough money to repay things, there's no way we can survive it. lemonis: if i can't teach amanda how to put a cork in her mounting debt... it's almost like everybody has just gotten comfortable with a huge space

traffic like stuffing a cork in a bottle. nearby detour roads were overelmed andhen shut down by police leaving drivers no place to go. me spent hours sitting with the engine on. >> we estimate about 15 gallons of gasoline is spille our crewing were able -- there werefe a couple dnt leaks in the tanker. our crews plugged those leaks andhe contained fuel that was running off and got it before it went into the potomac river. reporter: miles from the crash scene drivers headed to virginia and montgomery were going anywhere. >> i've been sitting in traffic about an hour. so probably a quarter mile. >> wow. that's crazy. well, i just hope everyone is safe. >> reporter: we spo phone to chris who reported being among 30 driversnd stopped detained for hours between 1-66 and the beltway. then given traffic citations by police. >> there is 30 additional cars that this individual officer pulled over a indicated that they had proceeded to ignore the barricade. again there is no discernible acrricade that was set up. >> reporter: and live

correspondent kevin corke is at the white house tonight with specifics. what we know, what we don't. >> good evening. increasingly optimistic officials tell fox news talked with china are making progress but they also cautioned there's still some issues that remain that could impact the pace and timing of a resolution. >> i am dealing with china right now on a very big trade deal, as you probably have read, heard, some of you are a little bit involved. >> welcoming athletes and states attorneys general to the white house, president trump's top economist was welcoming a noticeable improvement in trade talks with china. >> those folks are working really, really hard to deliver a deal that is north of 100 pages now. lots of nuances and details. i think everybody is hopeful, as the markets are, that this will get to the finish line sometime soon. >> soon could be an end of march meeting at mar-a-lago with chinese president xi jinping. the president has instructed his trade representative to inform the federal register tomorrow of his intention to keep tariffs

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for now, back to you. >> jon: sounds good, kevin corke in lima.pushes for border security. the supreme court saying ice agents can detain immigrants facing deportation if they've committed crimes in the past. former acting ice director thomas homan will join us next on that. >> jon: facebook explaining how a gunman would livestream a massive murder on its site as nobody could take it down immediately. >> there are a range of things that need to be fixed. if i was to say dealing with the blueprint for anything it's a blueprint what not to do. loan benefit. a hoe the newday va cash out loan can get you $54,000 or more to pay off credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and lower your payments by over $600 a month. with automatic authority from the va, newday can help veteran homeowners when other lenders won't. home values are rising. now's the time to use the va home loan benefit you earned with your service. go to newdayusa.com or call 1-800-406-4921 little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that

chris. >> chris: kevin corke reporting from the white house. kevin, thank you.ow let's bring in the chair of the house judiciary committee, jerrold nadler. congressman, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> representative nadler: good morning. >> chris: attorney general barr says he will provide "the principal conclusions of the mueller report" to you and two other top members of congress. have you been given any advance notice as to when specifically,, and how detailed that summary will be? >> representative nadler: as to how detailed, no. as to when, in the letter he wrote to us on friday he said maybe as early as the weekend. and that's all we know. >> chris: do you expect the white house to get a review of the summary before you do for any executive privilege issues and would you have any problem with that? >> representative nadler: i certainly hope that does not happen and i certainly do have a problem with that. this is an investigation of the white house, of the president, of the people around them for alleged misconduct in various different ways. and for subv

have never been proven his opponents say that particular question dreaming about whether they are a cork was tied to one of motives most notorious financial scams. in the winter of twenty fourteen fraudulent claims amounting to over a billion dollars were made from three major move david banks joerg a three day period the country's national bank was forced to cover the loss. for light from the crime for which and the a handful of mind to think is were held responsible continues to impoverish the country. for more than g.d.p. it's twelve percent and the problem is that this many have been put on the shoulders of taxpayers so we have to return the slimy excellent double malt judy and twenty five years many people are having to sell their belongings in order to get by. and when so it's a good number said it is sure. the image that the first thing you heard budget commandos would give but where does it while that show which injures the. legislation passed by parliament last year made it practically impossible to recover the stolen money. making these the draft laws that in fact it has been p

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kevin corke, thank you. as a promise, i will get back to the crisis of the border agent said they have been forced to release migrants due to overcrowded detention centers. the former acting director of ice, tom homan, joins me on "over time." plus, new to feldman's investigation into the crash of two boeing max 8 jets. why the fbi is now involved. ♪ about 50% of people with evesevere asthma k? have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tel

what a way to go bury it and cuff and in the shape of a beer bottle and with that welcome to the cork edition of euro max let me colin allman fund this don't worry it's not just about coffins today for example we also have. the perfect week in the pocket book your next automatically. and. delicious sports it's just a taste troops feel your taste buds to tell. but first to england for most of us the topic of death is a pretty serious matter but a nottingham kicking the bucket can be amusing accompanied their makes crazy custom make coffins for your final resting place from us gave bart a racing car to believe anything goes because hey it's your funeral. the owner of this beer bottle on wheels is a man with a thirst for life yet he's more ready for death than most because this is the vehicle martin brunch wyler plans to take to meet his maker. but strange but now it's very comfortable you know it's i know it it probably it probably seems. i don't know spooky for some people but it doesn't but doesn't worry me i think you know it's it's something that will happen to everybody so you have

a short walk from where nicole and lives in cork is the house where her brother consumed a synthetichought was 2c—p. people described, you know, what was going on inside the house as a horror movie. oh, yeah there's people on the streets. there was blood inside the house. they were manic. you know, they were dancing, they were screaming, they were shouting, and it was scary to come across that. and, you know, if you can imagine that there's just one person lying on the floor inside there and nobody even acknowledging that this person is dying. but because 2c—p is relatively new, very little is known about it. but experts say it can cause the body to rapidly overheat and this, along with an increased heart rate and blood pressure, can be extremely dangerous. the danger is twofold. one, in its own right, the 2c family, and some of them are very, very potent, has a great risk of overdose. it would be not unusual for this type of drug to wait a couple of hours, think nothing is happening and then take another dose before the first one has a chance to kick in. and at that point, you're at

now in jail as a result of the threads that were pulled, let's go to white house correspondent kevin corke from the north lawn. >> as i'm sure you know this is where you really are working the phones, you're calling every possible white house official that you could perhaps get commentary, even one-word text might offer in window of thinking here at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, after listening to barr summary and huge thanks to gibson, doing great job, it is obvious that this is circumstance that looks like at least at first blush that not only the president was right when there wasn't collusion, also looks apparent that there was no opportunity or intent to obstruct justice, that means so much when you think about what so many have been saying for the past 600 plus days as we've all been watching the special counsel do his work. what will the president have to say about it? so far nothing. we were frankly pretty surprised that the president didn't take to twitter early this morning even in the hours following the idea that we knew we would be hearing from the attorney general, he said nothin

career never even a parking ticket and it was quite a surprise when we went to cork and i had that kind of time marijuana. and i was charged with possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute money going to conspiracy to murder i received a total of fifty five year prison sentence the judge suspended all but six i was fortunate enough. to make first parole and i actually served in prison fourteen months and the mood. is the cards that we've put in with the messages and asked the families to respond so we've gotten some really good responses and this one was three fam up three members of the family viewed it . and we ask what were the ages of the children who saw it should just want to. she says extremely meaningful for the daughter of the mother who is incarcerated she loved it. we all did. and this one said what did the message mean to your family to know their family was ok and it's a huge part of these children who want to know that their families live in their mom or dad so ok. there's just so little shoulders they know it's been three years since either of you see. mr jones