dino: yeah. dino -- he became a cop. lemonis: so, dino.w, he runs my burbank store that we opened up two years ago. debbie. lemonis: okay. dino: derrick, darren, and dana. dominic -- he passed away when he was 18. lemonis: i'm sorry. dino: yeah, it was horrible. my life totally changed, you know, when dom died. so, anyway, we can talk about that later. lemonis: and you have grandkids? dino: yes. lemonis: how many? dino: so, 10. lemonis: and do they all start with a d? dino: no. no, no, no. so, we developed tommy because we wanted somebody irreverent and funny. lemonis: i don't disagree. i don't disagree. i have a character called good sam in my business. dino: yeah. lemonis: we have a big costume. do you guys have anything like that? dino: yes. lemonis: you do? i love the fact that dino was creative enough in his company to come up with a mascot. is it on right? [ laughter ] so, what do you normally do? go out into the street? and whether the mascot is corny, it is good because it gives people a visual, and it gives kids and families somet

dino: yeah, not the case. joie: at the shorefront legacy center, dino robinson documents the history of african-americans on chicago's north shore. particularly in our diverse suburb. dino: so evanston's great on paper that it looks diverse but when you drive through evanston, you can see a distinction between neighborhoods and how they have been divided all throughout its history. joie: those divisions are part of evanston's origin story. an early version of the great migration at the start of the 20th century. dino: our time frame in this way, it's about 1910 and 1930, where you had a huge influx of black families coming directly from, specifically, abbeville, south carolina, and that was due to a tragedy where a gentleman was lynched. so there was a mass exodus of black families leaving that area of south carolina to come north to evanston. joie: as the black population grew, so did the efforts to contain it. african-american families were town, the other side of the tracks. the pink area marked as d-2 on t

dino: there's certain ways you do it, and there's certain ways you don't.he business. jeremy: he's just a control freak, honestly. lemonis: owner dino pavoni has long dreamed of taking his drive-through concept nationwide. dino: wherever you put a mcdonald's, burger king, taco bell, or wendy's, you're going to see me with my little pizza concept. lemonis: but with his resistance to change, he alienates potential franchisees. the franchise concept is not going anywhere. and now he's also alienating his family... what's your relationship like with your dad right now?

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. >> dinos por favor qué significa el fallo judicial . >> buenas noticias es el término legal en donden procesos de asilo y corte, lo que significa el alto por ahora, es un respiro para las personas que posiblemente tengan audiencia, o estén en procedimientos de audiencia, o ya la hayan tenido, regresamos a como eran las leyes antes, que eran más flexibles, permitiendo que un inmigrante pelee adecuadamente en la audiencia . >> alma rosa, qué pueden hacer ahora las personas a las que les afectaba este proceso . >> a ver, si tienen a su abogado, tienen que contactarlo porque se pueden preparar y defender mejor, si el caso fue revisado en la corte, llame al abogado para reabrir el caso, bajo los nuevos cambios, dándole la oportunidad de pelear el caso . >> alma rosa muchas gracias, nos vemos mañana . >> con gusto . >> gracias, fue levantada la orden de evacuación a las personas que tienen negocios al lado de estas aguas residuales en tampa, las personas pudieron regresar a sus casas, porque autoridades dicen que no hay peligro de que rebalsen las aguas residuales, en más noticias al regre

let's welcome in david dino, the ceo of bloomin brands. david it is good to have you here i would like to start with the rebound we have seen of course you are going to be up compared with last year but we spoke at the top this program about economic boom conditions unfolding across the country how strong would you describe things are in your strants right now? >> things are going really well in our restaurants in fact we are not only up versus 2020. but we are 12.6% versus 2019. >> what? >> which was well ahead of the pandemic yes. customers are coming back, enjoying our food in our restaurants and importantly we are keeping our off premises delivery and carryout business as dining rooms reopen. >> do you think that's are ultimately going to grow revenue in way that -- you know, maybe bring in some of those pickup customers who simply wouldn't have existed in the past >> yes, i think we are going to have -- our goal is to sustain that carryout and delivery business that we had during the pandemic because people are now understanding that

start of the pandemic visitors lined up early to catch a ride on the famous cyclone the owner of dino'slby could become the big cheese in the dairy street two lawmakers introduced a bill this week to make it the official state cheese, but both of them represent the city of colby, so there may be some bias and not empathies that colby can cut it cheddar online too, hello. wisconsin cheesemakers produce more than 4,500 pounds of colby etch year on a cnbc trip coast to coast >>> the vaccine, some want it, others do not. tonight, a look at the reasons why. like those fertility myths that are flying all over social media. we talk to the experts >>> and mistrust in government the efforts abroad to get people comfortable with a shot. >>> but first, he was known for his gritty voice, chart-topping hits, and checkered past the legendary rapper dmx died today, a week after suffering a heart attack his real name was earl simmons and grew up just outside of new york city, raised by a single mother as what he described in an abusive home. addiction came early, just 14, but music was dmx's escape his

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. >>> and slow-dino? >> must go faster. >> why scientists now believe jeff goldblum may not have needed a car to outrun that t-rex. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the verdict in the murder that shook the country to its core. >> former police officer derek chauvin is now behind bars guilty of murder in the death of george floyd. >> in minneapolis, relieved crowds lingered late into the night at the intersection where floyd was killed celebrating the verdict while acknowledging the nation has a long way to go when it comes to justice and policing in america. >> and this powerful headline this morning from "the new york daily news," just three simple words, george floyd mattered. >> today we are able to breathe again. >> reporter: this morning, george floyd's family says they're breathing a sigh of relief after a jury found former officer derek chauvin guilty of floyd's murder. >> as to count one, unintentional second degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. >>

developed responsiveness in the capabilities that we have seen them use time and time again i will be dino what he experienced at dhs is when you have a large event the solar wind and more likely to see more of these resources have been restrained quickly. and there's only a limited amount of those in the type of capability and dhs as in the need is far greater as of the question is the work with the private sector and combined forces is obviously what what nsa and others canor bring to te table with that level of intelligence and that direct information. and with the privaterm sector is the expertise and folks that are far greater in the capability usually but not always at the federal government has and so the question is over time, and we integrate these two together. and to provide a better response and better capability so whether you're sharing information beforeet an event or during it e certainly after, that making sure that is actionable and it is timely is absolutely critical. as .1.2 would be making sure that the victims are notified in a much more rapid manner. so if you're a v

chief dino hale to the chief? >> maybe we can do it together.plause] >> i am the only person in this room who is completely tone-deaf that's me. you do not want to hear. missing some tammy outage you come to washington? why did you come here from wherever you came from? and where did you get interested in politics and the media? >> i was an intern in college and instead of going to class, i could in turn at a tv station in pittsburgh. i got hired to work on a talk show and immediately got interested into politics and i should thank you. jimmy carter white house had unbelievable radio outreach. every day the white house would call and give us a guest, and then larry king's radio show. do you guys remember larry king? his radio show was in washington and they needed a producer. someone from the white house recommended me, so i moved to washington to do that. i actually remember we will ruin crystal city, which was brand-new then. and i kept trying to get ted turner who, had just launched cnn. so amazing, cnn. i finally booked him, i thought he was

. >> dino donald trump jr. >> no. >> you've never met him. >> not that i know. >> you say not that inow. >> i've been to rough places. >> it could've been years. >> of course it laid there can be a laptop that was stolen from me and that i was hacked and that it was russian intelligence, it could be that it was stolen from me. liz: the last soundbite with it could be, could become he said certainly could be, he is remembering details for many was little, now is awkward to say definitively that it's his laptop when it's pretty clear that according to experts it is his. >> it is classic deflection technique and all of the potential for this piece of evidence cannot be damning to him and is not his laptop. the bottom line the joke is been on all of us the media has coddled them and there's no accountability and agents have protected him and his father protected him. the reality of his laptop and the signatures verify it in the pictures verify it and those that have uncovered this information have been marginalized and democrats have rallied to cover up what might be one of the more conc

cdc dinos specifically suggests refraining from mew sports that are not outside and cannot be conductedast six ft apart. the recent outbreaks of new covid barren cases have been linked to sporting events in florida and minnesota. movie theaters across the country are now starting to reopen the coronavirus changed the way we watch movies when theaters were shut down last year, but now it appears folks are eager to get back inside and see movies at theaters. godzilla versus kong made $30 million this past weekend and has already made 123 million at the box office. film experts say that these air very strong numbers and an early indication that movies are back. the consensus at least among my classes that many of them really enjoy watching films together, soro vesely always want to be safe during this period of time, but there's something enjoyable about communal. activities and i think everyone's really excited to get back into that. the professor also says that the film industry is the third largest export out of california and that a boost at the box office is great news for our economy

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cdc dinos specifically suggests refraining from mew sports that are not outside and cannot be conductedx ft apart. the recent outbreak of new covid variant cases have been linked to sporting events in florida and minnesota. yoshi's in oakland is re opening today. but without the music, yoshi's is best known as a jazz club and japanese fusion restaurant, but it had to shut down because of the pandemic, the general manager says yoshi's was not successful as a to go restaurant, but it's go fund me campaign has helped it to stay afloat. and now that restaurants in alameda county are allowed to open door there's a 50% capacity, while the general manager thinks that more people will be back, he says. yoshi's is still working on a plan to bring back like music. will pop up party that got way too out of hand. the rager broken up in the arizona desert attended by no. way. in tt is pointing to a growing problem pop up parties posted on social media. this one happened in the tanto national forest in arizona. fox's steve nelson shows us that thousands of people who were there the arrest and why the

this one from dino band on the washington post. listen for both senator manchin and roberts. bottom .line, do you support a version of the clean energy center as proposed in president biden's infrastructure package. and what would you want in exchange for support of the standard? cecil roberts. >> thank you and if i could follow up on a point joe made a minute ago. i think the reason that congress acted to support coal miners pensions and healthcare and by the way they did the same thing everybody read in the most recent past. it was protecting pensions for all workers but the point that, the question that was asked about why did congress ask, there's been over 1000, a 20,000 full miners died mining: energizing this nation in the lines themselves there's been at least 160, 170,000: die from energizing this nation. call miners are the most patriotic people on earth. most every single person i know was a mentor to me when i was growing up served in the military particularly during world war ii as my father. i'm a vietnam veteran and so you a lot. appalachia, west virginia lost

i also want to that my brother paul, my son dino canelli, and augustino for the help and information and doing research on the history of the business. and thanks to you, the commission for listening to us today and for hopefully approving us as a legacy business in san francisco. take care, all of you. >> president laguana: thank you. next caller, please. >> hi, my name is uko owner of uko. i came here when i was twenty years old with one suitcase and wanted to study english and we've done so much dreams and passion and looking back i'm so excited that this is everything i wanted. you know [inaudible] came too and i know small businesses are going through such a difficult time right now, including us, but new generations of small business owners, i don't want you to give up. there are so many wonderful things about small businesses. i was very lucky, my daughter maya, after she graduated, she joined me a couple years ago and she's managing the business now. so i just want to thank everybody for having this program. thank you so much. >> president laguana: thank you. are there any ot

>> had one dino-size surprise in the nursery ahead of grace's arrival. >> it's bruce. >> it's bruce theon't be afraid of anything. >> oh, my gosh. >> she'll be so happy. >> reporter: of course, that's quite the nursery and the special also includes sweet memories of bindi's legendary dad, steve irwin. "crikey: it's a baby" streams this sunday on discovery plus live. never thought i would say crikey. >> first for me too. i'm glad we could have that share the experience. >>> now back over to ginger in michigan. hey, ginger. >> reporter: part of the story i told was how wet they were, the wettest in five year, so much water, the opposite of what you see here, lake mend seen novelling severe drought. governor newsom was standing there where there should be 40 feet of water declaring his first emergency declaration of the season. it looks like there will be more. there's some extreme doubt in many of the states out there. you're not safe from utah to nevada down to arizona, california certainly developing >>> good morning day, we will have slightly slower sometime than yesterday and slightly

dinos otro nÚmero. elena:5. alan: estÁ de moda, estÁ de moda.uÉs de que la vi pensÉ en ojalÁ hubieras habido muchas de esas cosas cuando le hice la entrevista porque entendÍ el por quÉ el no quiere hablar de ciertas cosas personales, especialmente en lo que se refiere a su mamÁ. alan: vamos a seguir porque si no no me da mÁs tiempo para mÁs fotos. elena: vamos a la nÚmero 3. alan: difÍcil. elena: lo primero que pensÉ es que ya no me queda esa blusa. [risas] elena: perdÓn pero tengo que ser honesta y es lo primero que se me viene a la mente. esto fue en haitÍ. haitÍ fue la historia mÁs difÍcil que tuve, mÁs que la guerra, mÁs que cualquier otra cosa, los desastres naturales que mÁs han llegado, que mÁs me ha destrozado el corazÓn, tanta muerte y tanta destrucciÓn como en haitÍ. era en un orfanatorio, habÍa muchos niÑos que habÍan perdido a su padre, cientos de miles de muertos en haitÍ y nosotros veÍamos los cuerpos amontonados en las calles. un lugar en donde estaban cuidando a los niÑos. fue una de las mÁs difÍciles y mÁs tristes. y eso que est

dino de quiÉn se trata? marÍa celeste: era como mi padre de nataciÓn. casa.. >> nosotros rescatÁbamos a todos los animales y tenÍamos un Árbol gigantesco y los animales se escapaban de las jaulas del zoolÓgico de mayagüez. se quedaron por allÍ y los ayuda vamos para que se recuperarÁn. un dÍa nos dejaron de un circo que abandonÓ a este trigrillo centroamericano. lo abandonaron con una nota que decÍa " se llama gloria y se llama un pollo diario". nosotros adoptamos a gloria y yo juraba que era domadora de animales y me paraba al lado de ella hasta que un dÍa casi me muerde. asÍ que respetÉ a gloria como debe ser. raÚl: tus padres se divorciaron... >> sÍ, primero me fui con mi mamÁ y luego por cuestiones de logÍstica, me fui con mi papÁ. aquÍ estoy con mi madre. la foto fue mÁs reciente porque tuve el honor de ir hasta turquÍa. >> cada unase separa y se va por su lado. raÚl: quÉ fue lo mÁs importante que aprendiste de ambos? >> que uno tiene que tener una vara muy altay si no aprendes de pequeÑo a tener estos valores, esos principios y ese compromiso con

ahora dinos albert, quÉ dice el tiempo? albert: son las 8:12 a.m.eros en luisiana. 7:00 p.m. tormentas en texas y durante la noche y madrugada sobre todo en el sur las tormentas de luisiana, mississippi y alabama. en el resto del paÍs ambiente tranquilo pero a partir de maÑana seguirÉ hablando de frÍo porque poco a poco a lo largo de la semana, bajan las temperaturas. carlos dos quÉ bueno que te tenemos aquÍ. vamos a la pausa, regresando ana patricia renuncia sorpresivamente a enamorÁndonos, amanecemos con todos los detalles. francisca: con el posible fin de la pandemia trabajo remoto, muchos se pregunta que al ver tantos pisos prÁcticamente vacÍos quÉ pasarÁ con los rascacielos. patricia sale a buscar respuestas. carlos: hablamos con el hermano de juan gabriel y aquÍ verÁs algo que nadie ha visto. francisca:no bajo de lo que hace una escuela para volver a las velas y sin riesgo de volver a un aula cerrada. carlos: quÉdese con si quieres salir ganando, pide un footlong de pavo. el pavo asado al horno... ...los vegetales frescos... ...y el pan recién