ernie: yeah, ernie. really nice to meet you. lemonis: this is a really nice store. ernie: thank you. lemonis: i notice that you have a lot of accessories. ernie: i basically try to get as much retail as i can. lemonis: this comes through corporate, or this comes -- ernie: no, this we did ourselves. i've had to add more products to meet the rent kind of thing. lemonis: do you work with taylor at all? ernie: no. lemonis: never. ernie: i've been told i shouldn't e-mail past 5:00, i'm intruding upon his time. lemonis: he tells you that. ernie: yeah, we don't really have a good working relationship. lemonis: look, i'd been planning to hang out around dallas, but after hearing what ernie had to say, i wanted to see taylor's store in austin. honestly, my first impression, i wasn't even sure if it was open for business. as the owner of the business, you have one your managers convince you to open up a store in austin. you get here, you decide to tour the parking lot because you want to experience it as the owner. it's got no drive-through pole. you get up here, there's a bl

you know todd that's a that's an ernie pile characteristic as well in a sense. you read ernie pile. you're not reading a lot about the the ideals for which the war was being fought or the for freedoms or whatever. it might be your reading about a lot of individual americans facing some extremely difficult circumstances. right? right, and he knew that he was serving the country in a broad sense by doing the cartoon work. he said but a lot of men could have served the country doing a lot better than dying in a foxhole too. you know, he knew the privilege that he had and he was he you know, he as i said before he carried that guilt, but that was his that was his focus. that's why he won't call himself an artist or anything like that. he was a servant a suffering servant up there on the front lines. that's how he wanted to be viewed. beautifully put well gentlemen, thank you very much for getting us off to a wonderful start here todd. thank you for your insightful presentation and answers to rob's question, and the audience is rob. thank you for steering us straight here audience member

these great ernie's dogs are a special breed trained to defend flocks of sheep and ward off wolf attacks 10 such dogs all working at got young kids sheep farm in germany's luna book heath region the shepherd is out with the team every evening he watches over his flock with a night vision devices despite the dogs the patrol and the gadgets are needed because local wolves are hungry using cameras and his colleagues have documented numerous wolf attacks. the thing about wolves is that they don't kill an animal and eat it we could live with that but they attack as long as they see something flaying they run after it into kill it or injured so badly that we have to put it down the next day. get young kill last 102 out of his 700 sheep to wolf attacks last year that's a loss of 15000 euros which gets reimbursed by the state of lower saxony despite the help the extra effort to protect the flock is enormous his 3 employees must put up ever higher electric fences to deter the wolves the sheep have to be guarded $24.00 seventh's and extra expense in manpower said no one is reimbursing additionally

joined by one of my dearest friends in the world i love i'm completely and jerry bruckheimer and ernie's brought his friend john lovett swept up. the love. affair. herb i'm sorry i have the. jerry travels with what he goes i'll. stand up and he's a great delight you know john it's so funny to me about dogs that we have a dog in our family named benny granted he's my son and his girlfriend's dog but he comes over i can't tell you what an addition he is to life in general i sense you really grown to love jerry over the years oh yeah it's like my age is like my kid but. you know and i have to support him but he's you know he's opted not to go to college so it's been great and dead that's right. yes it's the best thing when. i bring with me everywhere in it i mean it makes a giant difference when you're on the road and you know you got your dog with you but i don't even like calling him a dog and so he's got such a personality. i just never you know he some dogs they look all around they're really connect with you and this guy he's consciously looking me in the eyes and every morning and nig

clearly are you know just kind of skewed or prone to doing our own poll this lean back program to say ernie should be losing out for example dogs guns. being rehabilitated and given a voice you know i was i had as well questions to the artist on this. boat who's joined in order to do let me say stuart's riff related. scenarios yeah i think this is going to be only the start of this conversation thanks so much for taking part in it with me though joining me this morning is the host of capital sports and capital f.m. that's alan moore thanks so much alan. now the pandemics laid bare the political divisions in the united states especially over how to respond to the crisis now democrats and republicans are slugging it out of a mask mandates and vaccine passports on the scale of more than looks at the latest clashes. joe biden says america is going to start getting back to normal in the coming summer months but what is that going to look like will normal only be for vaccinated folks while everyone else stays home such talk is being met with fury from republicans who are set against it especially

joined by one of my dearest friends in the world i love him completely and jerry bruckheimer and ernie's brought his friend john lovett swept up. but the love. affair. of the 3rd i'm sorry i have that they are jerry travels with he goes out. stand up and he's a great to let you know john it's so funny to me about dogs that we have a dog in our family named benny granted he's my son and his girlfriend's dog but he comes over i can't tell you what an addition he is to life in general i sense you really grown to love jerry over the years oh yeah he's like my age is like my kid but. you know and i have to support him but he's you know he's opted not to go to college so it's been a great and dead that's right. yes it's the best. years that i bring with me everywhere in it i mean it makes a giant difference when you're on the road and you know you got your dog with you but i don't even like calling him a dog and so he's got such a personality i just never it you know he some dogs they look all around they're really connect with you and this guy he's consciously looking me in the eyes of every

an example of that which is how we take this internet infrastructure and regulated under this 19 ernie's copper line -- this 1930's copper line approach and that's why congress should step up to the plate on that one. >> what's the communicators today at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> president biden met with japanese prime minister, the first foreign leader to visit president biden in the white house. the two leaders spoke after they talked in the oval office.

ernie schank: i am a native nevadan. i was born in fallon. i live on the same ranch--in fact, i live in a house that my grandfather built in about 1930. i am the youngest who ever ran for the board of directors for the truckee-carson irrigation district. my main occupation, however, is a farmer. this is what i love. our farm is now in the fifth generation. our family came to the fallon area in 1929, and when i asked my grandfather why, he said he wanted to go to a place where reclamation was in its infancy. the mormon pioneers pioneered reclamation as we know it today. they came to what was considered a wasted area because nobody thought that you could grow crops, but when they got here, they determined that if they would dam the streams and build reservoirs, that soil could become very fertile. [water sloshing] baca: however, what they did not take into consideration was the effect of that reaocation on the truckee river itself a on pyramid lake and osome of the other lakes that were dependt this water system. ater splhing] man: this lake ca

who, stranded one by david kay barnes lisa: mellon and john ernie performed by paul mcgann nicola walkerd tom baker. >> next up is original work which is a growing category. here the script is not developed from a book. this ears finalist for original works are. >> a rock obama 60 minute interview by steve cross narrated -- barack obama and steve kroft. the confederacy, truth and reconciliation written and narrated by t-bone burnett. the end of my heart by gayle forman narrated by diane krueger, gabriel bond elizabeth evans josh hurley amanda rowan county emily bauer neal of your and jesse einstein. getting started with sourdough from flower to one great loaf written and narrated by chad robertson and jennifer latham. when you have finished saving the world by jesse eisenberg, narrated by catherine deaver and jesse eisenberg. >> and the winner is. >> when you finish saving the world by jesse eisenberg narrated by caitlyn deaver and jesse eisenberg. >> to receive this award is award-winning actress and last year's audie winner for best female narrator moore ran ireland. >> thank you so mu

guy: katie ernie pointed out there is an inherent conflict of interest, you heard what hunter biden saids certain that he will be found innocent of any charges, he honestly believes he's going to be indicted under his father's administration, it's not going to happen and this is going to be a typical whitewash in the biggest giver hunter biden is that his father when the selection and the fact if there was another administration the trump administration, hunter biden would be in deep trouble but the biden administration will exonerate him. carley: hopefully the truth is what ends at prevailing and we will have to wait and see if that is the case. biden's team out full force touting the 2 trillion-dollar infrastructure spending bill but are they actually trying to change the meaning of the word infrastructure, we have that take coming up next. ♪ don't settle for products that give you a sort of white smile. try new crest whitening emulsions for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets swipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whiter teeth. crestwhitesmile.com my psoriatic ar

there's a fine line for them to make it appear to most interesting tonight, ernie sanders -- i asked the senator, did you ever think you would be more conservative than the president? think about how far they've come. >> sean: what did he say? >> he looked at me and laughed. but he understood what i was saying. think about what the democrats have done. at the demonized work so americans would dependent on government. we're like, did we hear this right? the president said we the people is government? i was shocked as we sat there. all the american people need to wake up. the most concerning to me is, think about how much money he spending. if you looked at what we spent in the new deal, that's about 5.6% of the gdp. this is five times larger. anybody out there, i don't care what he says about taxes, about how much money you make, everybody in america is looking at getting their taxes increased. everybody who has not been born yet is going to be hurting. this is something we have to stop. >> this notion that corporations pay taxes, it's a total lie, congressman. all of the screen new d

. >> reporter: district and ernie rosen and a child advocate said that is because children during thepandemic didn't have access to trusted adults were comfortable to confide in. the new santa clara county center will provide especially trained comfort dogs for children to play with, and to cuddle. that underscores how the focus will be on a comprehensive approach to attend to a child's physical, mental, and emotional well-being. in san jose, david louis, abc7 news. the senate is expected t vote next week on a bill addressing hate crimes against asian americans. the voting yesterday to advance the legislation, would expedite the federal government response to hate crime. and strengthen guidance for state and local government hate crime reporting. >> and east bay is raising money to fight against asian hate crime. almanac will donate 20% of profits from its alameda brewery to a api womanly. >> it is important for us to not be silent, and to do something to support. it is our community and we felt like we owe it to our community to take a stance and do something that will uplift and enc

and through those policies, the fox news were described it absolute ernie, and whip up anger against -- australia basically got rid of the virus. so, loughlin murdoch, can live in australia, in the rest of their country as if covid basically does not exist. and they can enjoy the music festivals, they can go out to eat, and have weddings, and all of that stuff. lucky. him the only reason that was possible was because of a government that was able to undertake the kinds of policies that murdoch's own network has been subverting and sabotaging from day one. the outcome of the united states is in no small part on their hands. it continues to be a to this day. because we are not out of the woods yet. this should be governor gretchen whitmer was a target of some of those vicious propaganda from fox news and donald trump over country attempts to control the pandemic. even faced down armed protesters who attacked a building inning with the kidnapping plot. her state is now suffering from the worst ever outbreak of the country. governor whitmer, thank you for joining us. first, i want to jus

and are flying their p-47s out of lushima the same place were ernie pyle was tragically killed. so they they take this airfield. in lashima the 464th fighter squadron is and this is almost towards the end of the war now. on august 13th the 1945 to to bombs had already been dropped on japan and the japanese had yet to surrender. so they're still flying missions. and on august 13th oscar podomo goes up on a mission near seoul korea. because they're still they're still the japanese had not surrendered. they're they're still flying missions and their group gets attacked by a bunch of japanese fighters zeros. oscar podomo's in this mission shoots down five enemy planes in one mission he becomes an ace in a day. of world war ii he becomes the last american ace in a day of world war ii and for some who are not familiar with that term in order to be recognized as an ace you would you would have to be you would have to shoot down five enemy planes in your career and oscar does it in one day it becomes the last american to do so. i thought his his story was intriguing. and i reached out t

or is it ernie and say look, if you give up what you know about the case, then we will not charge you with this or give you lesser time in state president. so it's a negotiating point where the government all right, our legal analyst michael cardoza, talking with us today about the two big developments to arrest in the disappearance and death of kristen smart, thanks so much, michael. appreciate it. you're welcome. stay healthy heather holmes it. well, the prosecution has rested and now it's the defense's turn to make its case in the derrick shelvin murder trial in minneapolis. coming up here on the four who the defense called as its first witness is, plus another tense night in brooklyn center, minnesota protesters and police clashing once again following a deadly officer involved shooting there. we'll have much more on the protest, as well as the investigation into that shooting. also ahead preparing for wildfire season just got a bit easier. the bill signed into law today by governor newsome, giving much needed funding as the state is preparing for a long fire season this year. tha

work with wilkins to get small businesses back on their feet so they can get americans back to work, ernie better wages to keep the economy moving in the right direction. will tax our way to prosperity, small businesses and other employees wish to operate under their applicable tax codes and they will do the rest. there are some good things we can discuss here, afforded to the middle class and small businesses to the tax cut and jobs act expiring in four short years. my republican. colleagues and i propose predictably to taxpayers by the current individual tax policies on a permanent basis including standard child tax credit and lower tax rates on middle class. this will help everyday americans. i look forward to the testimony and i call upon mr. -- you recognize for five minutes. >> are you referencing -- >> if i mispronounced something, i apologize. i didn't have my glasses on. >> here we go, to our distinguished chair and ranking member cassidy, i want to say thank you foror this opportunit. members of the committee, i want to thank you all for allowing me testify. to a leaner or cultur