-fabio: he'll be here later on. -lemonis: yeah? -fabio: yeah.n i call sal and just let him know i just came to bring his tax bill for him? fabio: all right. [ telephone rings ] woman: your call has been forwarded... -lemonis: oh, what a surprise. -woman: to an automated voice-messaging system. lemonis: i'll just wait for him. i'll just hang out. fabio: very well. lemonis: where's my printer at? lemonis: they sold it? who did he sell that to? fabio: honestly, i do not -- i'm dead serious. lemonis: you literally just saw somebody come and pick it up? -fabio: yeah. -lemonis: look, i knew things were not on the up and up with sal. but selling a $27,000 printer that doesn't even belong to him? that's a new low. do you know where my printer is? giovanna: no. lemonis: you didn't get a check for it? giovanna: no. lemonis: so, you didn't get a check, so sal must have kept the money when he sold everything. giovanna: you know, i'm really just not comfortable saying anything right now. lemonis: yeah, and you're in charge of accounting? -giovanna: yeah. -le

(laughs) - this is fabio. - i wear a few different hats. - fabio. - you caught me here today. - yeah, congratulations on that townhall, it's one of the most successful restaurants in cleveland. - oh, i appreciate that, thank you. - yeah, that's terrific. - i appreciate that, yeah. - so, here we are at lago, beautiful place. and this is, did you take this on as a hobby, or what's goin' on here? - ah well, fortunately or unfortunately, it's a family business. and i've been in it for a while, and my family had restaurants. i grew up in the business. sed to be in tremont, we were there for seven years. - [david] oh yeah. - and the flats project here presented an opportunity for us to come down, expand what we do, the catering and event business, as well as an italian restaurant. so, it was a great opportunity for us and we took it. - [david] so, you guys, your family definitely has your finger on the pulse of the city, what's going on here, huh? - well, i tell you what, i have a lot of history down in the flats, i started my-- - [david] you can't tell people about that, though. (laughs) i

fabio: you mentioned the issue for more policy stimulus.ime we see the ecb stressing the need for countries to continue to comply with european fiscal rules. do you think the ecb should be a little more aggressive in terms of telling countries to use that fiscal space where it is available? gertrude: it is important that the countries which are more advanced in the fiscal rebalancing useeither for infrastructure investment or for further investment into education, qualification, or for tax reforms. there are many ways to support the recovery, i think. mark also as a question for you. isk: the european economy one that requires credit formation from the banking system. it is much more dependent on its banking industry. credit formation has been relatively anemic. at the same time, the current policy of negative rates is pretty prohibitive. it strikes me that the backdrop that the ecb is overseeing is one that is going to restrict credit formation. how do you square that circle with the objective the ecb is trying to get to? gertrude: the ecb

oh, god, fabio. get a life. >> bye, fabio. >> see ya, fabio.fabio there. >>> we have some other headlines to get to this morning. new drama over drug pricing. saunders is weighing in on the price debate. in a blog post he says his firm will raise once a year and the increases will be limited to the single digit percentage range. quick programming note. we'll hear more about the drug pricing debate when meg tirrell speaks to another name in the pharma space. she'll sit down with the ceo of valeant joseph papa today at 4:30 p.m. eastern. >> fabio by the way stops by every day at this time. has been for a year. >> you always notice that? >> but he's our daily visitor. >> he is. >> we might have to interview him one morning. >> you know we had the real fabio on. >> i do. >> he's one of my favorite -- >> he's funny. >> he is funny. him and richard simmons. and he's tall too. that guy -- >> yeah. he's all that. >> he is. did you feel it too? >> no. you did? >> no, no. i mean, did you think he was all that? he was a charismatic guy. you could feel it.

he has the fabio look going. in the end, the play does not work. if you are gonna rip your shirt, do it all of the way. >> might as well. >> sweaty hands. i understand. >> slipped right out of his hands. >>> an unusual world record attempt taking place in a backyard. >> what the man hopes to accomplish by building this i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. you know donald trump says he'll make america great again while >>> here is a look at what's coming up at 7:00. >>> okay.

fabio of hoboken was killed on the platform when hit by debris. more than 100 injured. >> the ceiling came down. a couple people were buried under the rubble. >> picked me up and passed me to somebody else through the window. >> reporter: investigators scramble to figure exactly what went wrong. >> the train came i of a rate of speed. the question is why is that? >> reporter: the ntsb is here to help answer that question. >> and that hoboken train station primarily serves the lower manhattan market. the first car slammed into the bumper at the end of the truck. supposed to stop it. normally the train stops 10, 20 feet before reaching it. >>> a 6-year-old south carolina boy shot in the leg at his elementary school remains in townsville schoolteacher and another student, have been released. school is canceled for the rest of the week as the community tries to heal. a volunteer firefighter is being called a hero for stopping the 14-year-old shooter and quick thinking, teachers are getting praised for saving lives. >> over the past 24 hours, the word

fabio fabiola bittar de kroon had just dropped off her daughter. >> she wanted to do everything for her daughter. >> her whole life changed a few hours ago. why didn't the train slow down. that is what they wanted to know. they requested an interview with the engineer released from the hospital. they want to know about the last 72 hours before the accident. in hoboken, new jersey, stephanie ramos, channel 6 "action news." >>> from our delaware newsroom now, two firefighters killed in the line of duty are laid to rest today. the mass for christopher leach began a short time ago. this is a live look inside of the church where friends and colleagues have gathered for a farewell. vernon odom is live now with a tribute for the fallen heroes. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's a very sad day here in wilmington and across the state of delaware. capacity crowd is insized this catholic church this hour where a funeral mass is underway for lieutenant christopher leach amongst great sorrow and great pride. a huge gathering of mourners are here at saint elizabeth church today for firefighter christo

fabio chavez came up with the idea to make music from the junkyard. he gives lessons for free for any child looking to escape poverty. >> music is a necessity. why? >> translator: because culture is very important. it is as important as eating. culture is as important as having a home. and a local carpenter, picks through the trash heap for raw materials to make the instruments. >> translator: the truth is at first, the people would make fun of us because we didn't have instruments. now they realize that thanks to the orchestra, us or any other child can change his or her life. through music. >> her grandmother, enrolled the girls in the music lessons she grew up listening to the beatles ? ? her granddaughter's now play john lennon's "imagi"imagine" f united nations in new york. >> translator: now my main objective and biggest dream as a family is that i am able to become a professional musician and to help children who want to grow in the community. ? ? >> reporter: that dream is coming true largely thanks to a documentary about the orchestra. it is

fabio lacayo hablÓ con el abuelo del menor fallecido. >> buenas noches, la abuela nos dijo que sobrevivieron su nieto de un aÑo de edad y su nieto de 11 aÑos de edad. Éstos pequeÑos llegaron a visitar a su madre, de visitar a su madre que estaba interesada. reportero: esta mujer sufriÓ graves heridas cuando una conductora atropellÓ su carro. ella estÁ mejorando, ya se levantÓ y dio unos pasos, hoy le extrajeron un tubo de hecho iba mejorando. el padre d de la seÑor resolviÓ hablar con la prensa. dijo que los hijos volverÁn a ver a su madre hoy. >> mi nieto de 12 aÑos tuvo traumatismo en el viejo y que traumado al ver a su hermano muerto en el auto. le preguntÉ quÉ le dirÍa la seÑora y me dijo que antes de que me diera dar cuenta de la informaciÓn que tuve ayer en la noche, no la podÍa tener enfrente en ese momento, porque fue su segundo accidente por bajo-- manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol inestabilidad llevÓ la vida de mi nieto. >> en aquel entonces ella puso en riesgo la vida de su propio hijo, quien bajaba con ella. en este caso estÁ abierto y por eso no le suspendieron la licencia

the 34-year-old fabio of hoboken was killed on the platform after she was hit by debris. the new jersey transit train carrying 250 passengers didn't slow down. the crash happened at the height more than 100 people were injured. that didn't stop passengers and commuters from helping the injured out of the debris. >> there was a haze of kind smoke and everything was dusty and dirty and people started crying, screaming. >> the ceiling came down, the columns came down. a couple people were buried under the rubble. >> somebody picked me up and passed me to somebody else through the window. >> the ntsb is on scene to figure to crash. investigators will be there for a week. chris christie said the engineer survived and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> bombshell dropped on decision 2016. a new report suggests republican presidential nominee donald trump may have violated u.s. law by trying to do business with cuba. newsweek magazine reports trump hotel executives visited cuba in 1998 for business meetings. trip. may not have obtained the necessary u.s. treasury license

his name is fabio and he covered the 6.8 mile route in central china. it's just ten minutes and 31 seconds. but the mountain road is known not very wide. and 99 sharp turns on its way up. it's not the only thing that makes the mountain so dangerous. it also has several 180 degree turns. >> kyndell: glad that he's okay. [ laughter ] risky. >> michelle: have fun with that. >> kyndell: this next one is a drone that you can crash over and over again. because it's made of lego bricks. >> michelle: so san francisco based fly bricks has created a colored bricks along with cords, motors and batteries. the goal is to teach you how to build and fly your own aerial vehicle. each kit comes with the components needed to build a helicopter, hex a copter. >> kyndell: trending today. a little girl is touching the hearts of many people. >> michelle: more on that hearts of many people. >> michelle: more on that coming up in trendin horner: i was proud to stand for our country. hardy wants to raise the retirement age and said seniors who rely on programs like social secur

que uno halla nacido uno tieneq buscar salir adelante . superar futuro mejor. ades y buscar un cg: fabioiclados de cateura la melodia es de john lennon,, se llama imagine. imaginacion es exactamente lo que se requiere para lograr que la chatarra. toque corazones en todo el mundo: tc: inq: para el papa abrir conciertos para el grupo metali gadeth entonc la peícula sigue todo el proceso tanto personal como musical. cg: la pelicula siguio los pasos de estos amantes de la musica durante 6 anos. hast adonde. y hasta donde llegaran?? no lo sabemos pero sin duda lo haran a su manera: tc: inq: si puedes sonar se van a cumplir tus sueños tarde o temprano que es cuestión de tiempo. cg:azucen azcona/orquesta los recicaldos de cateura top vo cesar --si usted tiene un gato en casa tenga mucho cuidado con los rasguÑos. --un estudio del centro para el control y prevencion de enfermedades encontr que un simple rasguÑo podra ser muy peligroso para su salud. --los felinos son portadores de una bacteria que genera una infeccion que en casos extremos, podra afectar el cerebro, los os y otros organos interno

. >> he's very fabio-esque. >>> more news after this. tic ne, these feet... tapped into dance as a kid a child who never stood still... and opened a dance studio. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda-approved to treat this pain, moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and i love sharing my big passion with little feet. ask you

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he's been called "the fabio of fresians." please welcome the world's most handsome horse, frederik the great! ? ( cheers and applause ) the world's most handsome horse, and you are frederik's owner stacy nazario. >> yes. >> stephen: hello, frederik. you are a beautiful horse. is it true horses can smell fear? >> yes, absolutely. >> stephen: that's not good. is that why he's acting like he is? >> stephen: i don't know. i'm going to step up here for one second. ( laughter ) me's aer are beautiful horse and a very large what's a friesian horse? >> a friesian comes from the netherlands. they were almost extinct until the netherlands brought them back. >> stephen: what were they bred for? he's huge. >> they go back to the crusaders. >> stephen: a war horse? yes, he's a war horse. they used them for carriages, the queens. >> stephen: what makes frederik the world's most beautiful horse? the world voted him the world's most handsome horse. ( cheers and applause ) hey... >> stephen: any chance you could turn him around so people woul

police say fabio armelio used mace on officers as they chased him through this apartment building in brighton. armelio arrested for trying to break into the apartment and had more than 20 warrants out for arrest. the injured officers will be ok. will hear arguments on use of body cameras by boston police officers. the union representing the officers wants to stop a pilot program due to start next week. 100 officers have been selected to wear the cameras. the union claims that is a violation of an agreement it has with the city. >> daniel: tonight massdot. drivers without ez pass will receive a bill in the mail. six other hearings will take place over the next few weeks. >> daniel: new at 9:00itt technical institute announcing this morning that it will close -- it will be closing their campuses for good. that statement released from the school this morning says 8,000 employees will lose their jobs and tens of thousands of students will not be able to attend classes that were supposed to start next week. government last month and told it would not be able to grant student's aid. they a

erin: of course his name is fabio. kevin: that kind of goes without saying. erin: a woman got a huge surprise after placing an order with dominoes. she asked for chicken wings. instead she got a big stack of cash. kevin: they weigh about the same. nearly 5,000 she will not get free pizza for an employer -- pizza for an entire year, and her employer is giving her a week off. sean: isn't this the same thing that happened in "it is a wonderful life"? a fisherman was found after being lost at sea for more than a week. officer-involve shooting from claremont. reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump go head to head in their first debate. erin: today marks a start for what could be a major change. it is now putting breakfast in the boxes. my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. kelly ayotte's not

police say fabio arrest meal yo has a history of resisting arrest and over 20 active warrants against him. they say he was trying to break into an apartment on brighton on sunday morning when they say building's roof, pepper sprayed two officers, and used a rope to swing into a third-floor apartment. he's also accused of punching that tenant in the face. >>> a massachusetts man accused of threatening to asincere nate president obama and attack a mosque is due in federal court tomorrow. joseph gar julio of holliston was arrested last week. he's also accused of stockpiling weapons and planning to kill police officers. a friend told authorities he afraid he was about to snap. his lawyer says his client denies making any threats. >>> the driver accused of hitting a jogger and speeding away is behind bars this morning. and police say witnesses helped to chase her down. seekonk police say two people jumped in separate cars and took off after the suspect on route 44. they caught up with her and refused to let her leave until police arrived. the victim was jogging when he was hit on sunday an

cook county assistant state's attorneys maria mccarthy and fabio valentini brought the case against potts case with no eyewitnesss, no video of the crime, no evidence linking potts to the crime and a cause of death that was based on primarily exclusion. we don't try many cases like that. >> and not many cases with a defendant quite like reginald potts. >> coming up, an accused killer's defense. >> i'm not a monster. >> he's smarter than the average criminal. but not as smart as he thinks he is. >> and after eight years, a verdict. >> what really tormented me all these years is that there's a possibility that justice won't be done. >> when "dateline extra" continues. which you are you? be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infect

fabio di giacomo works for the international organization for migration. >> reporter: and the perpetratorst concerned about the age of their victims. >> reporter: onome efanadju is seventeen years old.ye she came to italy last year and worked as a prostitute for two months before being rescued.ue she's now a catering trainee at an italian company offering dozens of women skills to pursue a better life. >> reporter: this shows the psychological pressure to which the women are subjected. after ignoring repeated messages from the nigerian madam who trafficked her, blessing answers her phone. >> reporter: the personal tragedies are never ending.ag gloria, a 32-year-old hairdresser was lured to europe under false pretences, and as a result has lost touch with her three young children. >> reporter: the trade appears to be self perpetuating. many of the madams arems themselves former victims of trafficking. >> reporter: unfortunately for northern italy's streetwalkers, princess's rescue organization is running out of money and hasg failed to secure future funding. so the chances of escaping are r

severe cases by the time energy nurse practitioner tara di fabio gets a first look. >> this person alogged. >> all clogged up, yeah and her sinuses are starting to fill up which can cause pressure here. >> reporter: chaos of the -- cat scan of the chaos going on inside so many patient's heads at jeffer on university hospit hospital. >> because black is air, you're supposed to have a good breathing passageway but this person clearly does not have o one. >> reporter: what's worse, she says too many people have no idea the source of their suffering. >> sometimes people just assume that it might be ragweed but this time of year mold spores also can increase because of the heat and humidity. >> reporter: so you grab some meds and run for coverup doors. but how can you possibly feel worse? >> you have pollen on your clothing, in your hair, on your skin. to take the clothes off, put them in the washing machine, and get a shower before bedtime. >> reporter: it's routine at karen murray's how. windows are shut tight. shoes left at the door. her son brian clean from head to tow before he log o

. >> severe cases by the time allergy nurse practitioner tara di fabio gets a first look. >> this personl clogged. >> all clog up yeah and her sinuses are starting to fill up which can cause a lot of pressure here. >> reporter: a cat scan of the chaos going inside so many patient's heads at jefferson university hospital. >> because black is air, you're supposed to have a good breathing passageway but this person clearly does not have one. >> reporter: what's worse, she says too many people have no idea the source of their suffering. >> sometimes people just assume that it might be ragweed but this time of year mold spores also can increase because of the heat and humidity. >> reporter: so you grab some meds and run for cover indoors. but how can you possible possibly feel worse? >> you have pollen on your clothing in your hair on your skin. to take the clothes off, put them in the washing machine and get a shower before bedtime. >> reporter: it's routine at karen murray's house. windows are shut tight. shoes left at the door. her son brian clean from head to toe before he logs on. even a

. >> white and buff, fabio of cats i think. very friendly. she loves to be pet ape brush. that this morning. because of this she has been a second chance cat. her adoption fee only 25 will dollars. willing to work with her and give her some tips, just perfect. >>> oxford, we cannot have a dog on. thinks a one year-old french bull dog mix. i see a lot of boston terrier in there but that is a wonderful breed this dog pulled from the shelter just too cute to resist. she weighs 30-pound. perfect size for somebody who wants a medium sized dog, sweet, energetic and playful. >> she's lovely. >> i promise that we would reveal, again, i also prom that is cats sometimes do not want to get out of their carry cases. can i see you sweetheart. one of the things we wanted to talk about, rahel, litter boxes. >> we brought one with you. >> because litter boxes can be a major reason people turn in their animals. they get mad at their cats, litter box, size is absolutely key, too big, too small. while a cat is calm, why don't we talk about she came from a local shelter. she is, and now at pe

police say fabio armelo used mace on the officers as they chased him through the apartment building. he is suspected of trying to break into an apartment. police say he had more than 20 warrants out for his arrest, and a history of resisting police. a so-called fiddler on the roof imitator will face a judge tomorrow, boston police arrested a new york man after they say he tried to break into several through their roofs early sunday. one man was home when the suspect walked in to his apartment. >> new at 6:00 p.m., they are wives, mothers, and now they're grove land's bravest. five women joined the fire department's on-call fire department and make up 20% of the staff. the chief tells us the busiest period for them is during the day, so the women free during those hours, really provide a crucial sir advice to the town. >> -- crucial service to the town. the compassion that women bring to firefighting has been a system, and that i was able to give back to my community. i wanted to challenge myself and i think this is a challenge, but both physically and mentally. >> vanessa: the women

fabio decrun was standing on the platform when the crash happened. officials say she was killed by falling debris. she was 34 years old. >> elizabeth: the search for clues about that woman lost in a executing a search warrant at her house in connecticut. linda carmen vanished on a fishing trip with her son nathan. it's not clear what miss found at the home but we have details about the wealthy family's history. blair miller joins us with more. >> blair: there are new questions about an incident from 2011, apparently involving a fight between carmen family members. that fight sterned around the family's money, but the not clear if it had nothing to do with the death of linda carmen. the focus today, the evidence linda carmen. investigators last night removed several items from her home in middledown connecticut. federal agents asked for the warrant, but today, police aren't saying what at the took as they investigate linda being lost at sea after being with her son nathan on a fishing triple he says their boat sank off the coast of new york. today, th

fabio came up with the idea to make music. it gave a child the ability to escape poverty. music is the escape from poverty, why? >> translator: because culture is very important. it's as important as eating. culture is as important as having a home. >> reporter: a local carpenter picks through the trash heap to make raw materials for the these sisters were among the first students. >> translator: the trip is, at first, people would make fun of us because we didn't have instruments. and now they realize, thank to the orchestra, us or any other child can change his or her life with music. >> reporter: their grandmother's meridian enrolled the girls in the music lessons. she grew up listening to the singer. her granddaughters now play "imagine" at the united nations in new york. >> translator: now, my main objective and biggest dream as a family is that i'm able to become a professional musician and help children who want to grow in a community. >> reporter: that dream is coming true, largely, thanks to the documentary about the orchestra. >> we never thought we would get the

. >> sara: pepper spray, fabio armelio, used pace on officers as he chased him through the apartment building in brighton. he is suspected of trying to break into one of the apartments. police say he had more than 20 witness out to his arrest. the injured officers will be okay. >>> today a local judge will have body cameras by boston police officers. the union representing the officers wants to stop a pilot to wear these cameras. the union claims it is a violation of agreement that it has with the city. mayor marty walsh tells fox25 he hopes the cameras will be allowed. >> we will see what happens. moving forward. the officers have been trained and ready to hit the streets with them and now we will see what the judge does but ready to go. >> sara: if approved the pilot program will run for six months. >> gene: hearings on new electronic tolling system. starting will have to use ez pass. toll booths coming down. vehicles without a ez pass will receive a bill on the mail. first change at union station and worcester. six other hearings will take place over the next few weeks. >> sara: h