to frank howard.ver. frank was a man who was loving and kind. he had integrity. john, john was about himself. >> prosecutors laid out their theory. john aka frank howard, had hired a hitman to kill his wife. but for more than two years, he'd ended up throwing money at one potential killer after another to get the job done. >> this group of characters, some people even called them the heehaw gang -- >> yes. >> very questionable characters. long rap sheets. how do you get the jury to believe what they're saying? >> when you're going to go out and hire a hitman, you're not going to hire a good person off the street. you're going to hire a criminal, somebody with a seedy past and that's willing to do that job. >> if orange is the new black, this was a fashionable crowd on the stand, the witnesses from east texas corroborated each other's stories. they testified they received money from a man named john to kill his wife. they communaled with john by calling his drop phone. and each of them said john and fr

frank: i'm frank. lemonis: frank, how are you? frank: very good, how are you? lulu: alright.lemonis: so what i really want to understand is, number one, what's the capacity that you guys can produce at, and number two, how do we drive down costs? how do we simplify the process? you're gonna have a tech pack. tech pack has all the measurements, all the tools, all the materials in one box that says, "make this." a tech pack is a template with all the necessary components such as material, hardware, measurements, labels and directions that a manufacturer uses when building and producing a product. what's the maximum number of bags that this workshop could produce on a monthly basis? florence: well, it depends how many... frank: 15 a day? 15, 16 a day? florence: if i do it fast and good, i can do 5 hours to do a bag. lemonis: and how much an hour in labor? frank: between $25 and $40 an hour. lemonis: how much? frank: $25 to $40 an hour. lemonis: $25 to $40. frank: yeah. lemonis: i'm not sure why frank and florence think that the range is okay to be $25 to $40. it costs a certain

lampard and competitions this season, so frank lampa rd and chelsea competitions this season, so frankt they are going to have to be at their very best if, over these two legs, they are going to reach the quarterfinals of the champions league for the first time since 2014. chris at stamford bridge, thanks forjoining us. well, one of the key protagonists at the tottenham hotspur stadium in the autumn was the former arsenal player serge gnabry. despite not cutting it in the premier league as a teenager, with 15 goals this season — including four in that spurs game — he's flying. we've been to meet the forward and surprise fashion icon. have you got a good side? i don't know. i hope both. i'm not picky, i'm not picky. to be honest, it's always a little bit weird for me to be in front of cameras and posing because, you know, when you play matches, you just kind of forget it and when you are in a studio, it is only you and not 11 other players to focus on, so i am not really the best at it, i guess, but it is fun sometimes, yes. as a ten—year—old, i was obviously crying, not being able to j

smith is standing by good to see you frank what has the reaction been in south korea to this when well it's been tremendous here if you looked online or on television or in a newspaper. in the win of paris at the cannes me awards lead all reports also when you talk to people in the streets they knew what they were talking about as well because this is the highest grossing film and in south korean film history and it grossed more than 165000000 around the world so it has been a popular film and a crossover film who is also known for a couple other films that that made the great internationally snowpiercer and the host but this is a real breakthrough at the academy awards and and people on the street here in south korea again it didn't come as a big surprise and they had kind of a some sophisticated responses to what made this film and the director so special. double passively i felt that bone june host directing skills departed from the standard pattern of delivering moralizing messages to the audience and the international community gave good press to his movie because of the issues he

overall, dodd-frank is done to -- dodd-frank has corrected a lot of the issues.neath it, there are pieces like the volcker rule that swung in a direction where you say i don't think that is what we are trying to do. we are trying to get them more rational. the capital liquidity, stress tests, those regimes are critical. the reason the u.s. banking system is strong and afton -- and active and growing and supporting the economy and other banking systems are is because we got to it. david: there are four big banks, citicorp, jp morgan, wells fargo, and bank of america. do you think that's a good thing to have only four big banks that are based in the united states or is it working? brian: i think it works well. a large amount of the industry, 5000 banks, so you have much more varied financial industry. one thing that makes our industry strong is the variety. we have the largest market share along with those colleagues. if you look at us as a percentage of gdp relative to other countries, we have the largest retail share, about 15%. if we were coca-cola or pepsi, we

host: about five minutes left with frank brickley -- frank buckley. we will try to get to as many calls as we can. richard has been waiting in boulder, colorado. caller: hello. are you there? host: yes. caller: a couple comments on a few things on secession. is country basically -- it the minimum wage. if you look at the red states, go state-by-state, most of them are -- an hour, and the -- likeple states washington dc close to $15 an hour. colorado is $12 an hour. $13 in denver. [indiscernible] the separation of church and state we happen losing. in our constitution it is freedom of religion. in the mid-1950's, they decided to put on the dollar bills "in god we trust." god was never on the money until that period of being scared about communism. indidn't have the word god the pledge of allegiance until the 1950's. even though it was written by a socialist in the 1900s. host: what is your question? caller: two forms of thought. seceding inave been the change of minimum wage. guest: that is a good thing by my view. let them decide whatever they want. i

how disruptive frank has this outbreak been for south korea so far. well it's been extraordinarily disruptive in in the report that we just saw i mentioned just schools and churches in fact it goes across public institutions museums and art galleries have been closed. also with the meters in sports and sports of venues have been closed all rallies have been banned here in the country although a group of a large group that opposes current progressive president moon gene plans on going ahead with a rally even this sunday despite that ban frank thank you very much for bringing us up to date that was correspondent frank smith there in seoul south korea italy has now confirmed that 11 people there have died from the book coronavirus 322 people have been infected a one day increase of almost half as comes as other european countries are recording their 1st cases experts believe travelers are carrying the virus problem if only which is the epicenter of the outbreak in europe they include one of 2 new cases air in germany italy's health minister has been host

well let's go to seoul our correspondent frank smith is standing by frank last week was the was that 15 months for korea's kospi index losing 5.6 percent what's the overall economic threat for south korea from this virus outbreak well certainly we need to look at sentiment and if you actually talk to economists here they'll say oh we don't expect it to be that bad 'd if we look back at mers it only had a point 3 percent effect on on growth over the economy that was back and in 2015 and if we look at markets today that they were flat given that we haven't had an increase in the number of cases here 15 in the 333 people that return from china have all tested negative but finance minister hong i'm keen came out to say that he was concerned that the effect of the economy in china will have spillover effects here in south korea as it is part of a sort of a north east asian supply chain together with japan he also mentioned that his ministry would draft measures to support those industries most affected in the tourism sector accommodation and food in particular. the virus is very contagiou

. >> you know, i'm glad that frank ties the war on the justice department to what's happening at the pentagon where the navy secretary resigned over a dispute about navy s.e.a.l.s who were yanked out of the justice system at the pentagon and dealt with my trump who pardoned them, the number three at the pentagon yanked out for disagreeing with withholding military aid. they would be top tier stories, would have led with it. i think that the silence is deafening from other respected figures, former attorneys general. no one is defending william barr with respect or reverence on the right. no defending the -- the flip side is true. why aren't there more people con themming him? but i think that adds to the feeling of instability. >> well, i mean, i think that this is a -- throughout this tumultuous time i think people wondered when people will speak up that matter. h.r. mcmaster, mattis, mueller. where are the people? john bolton to come forward and tell us more. john kelly even. the things he has said and seen. the things that he didn't stop that he didn't report. but i think that if

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frank, again, a nation turns its lonely eyes to you. we have some really good people among our viewership. they work hard, play by the rules, love their country. when they go to vote, just the once unless they're caucus goers in iowa or nevada, they like to think that's going to count. that there won't be any shenanigans. they like to think that is their act and theirs alone. who do they see about this news we are repeating tonight and how overwhelming and depressing it is? >> clearly the answers are not going to come from washington on this and from this administration. the intel agencies are going to do everything they can, but they have handcuffs on because of this administration. so it has to come -- the solutions have to come locally, brian. what i tell people when i speak to them in groups or one on one is you need to demand answers from your local registrar of voters, your state, county, municipal registrar of voters. are there going to be paper back ups or not? are we relying entirely on four private companies that make all the

and frank smith who filed that report for us joins us now from seoul frank south korea has the highest number of infections outside china now do with forty's there have any hope of still containing this outbreak well that's a very good question in other countries around the world including the united states they suggest that the outbreak will spread quite widely here the government announced that there have been 169 new cases today totaling 1146 and that's up from 51 just a week ago including some 12 deaths these new cases also center more than 150. central south korean city of daegu and are also sourced from that from that one cluster around that church sort of cold called. tell us more about that church about that religious group at the center of the corona outbreak korea are they cooperating with authorities now in combat ing the virus. well that's a very good question this group is their full name is the church of jesus the temple of the tabernacle of the testimony they are led by a fellow named e-mail and he who suggests he's the 2nd coming of jesus christ with particular expertis

frank luntz is our guest he knows the business. we'll be back with more politicking right after this. better if long russian headlights. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among comfortable good news is like a jackhammer good drill down and to find the true news with rick sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more and. better of long russian airlines. nuclear become a battleground in the us in vermont people have demanding the shut down of a local plant for my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no claire power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional the just a very dramatic or caesar power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways. the struggle. in london julian assange standing trial on wh

frank is coming in from riverview florida, frank, what are your thoughts? is the culmination of the democrats since trump won the nomination and yet to be sworn in as president they have said this was the road they wanted to go on. i disagreed with it then, i disagree with it now. they've done everything they could possibly come up with, talk about, downgrade, anything to hurt trump and that's been there whole deal. going throughout the trial and the information may brought in about the mueller report all that, that was never fair to trump and that culminates in they are going to get, he's going to be acquitted fairly, i think, because there's no president i know of it, and i've known a bunch of them, that goes through their term without doing something that someone could pick at and say, that's not right. this is not right. obama went through it, bush went through it, every president goes through it but they are trying to nail trump tied to the wall sense the day he stood up there in front of this chief justice and said i will and i do. so it's a terrible

tell us more about that cult frank and who is this group are they cooperating with authorities. ok well it's judges official name is the church of jesus temple of the tabernacle of the testimony $88.00. year old leader and he claims to be the 2nd coming of jesus. you don't new recruits to the group often give up their entire lives and neglecting their family and neglecting their work in order to join initially there was a lot of criticisms because the group apparently posted on their website instructing members not to cooperate with authorities and continue proselytizing actually on the presidential website here in south korea there's a petition to disband. in the country entirely. and frank as we said this comes as this outbreak continues to expand i mean what impact has this had on life in south korea. well i mentioned in that report schools and churches but it goes far beyond that all kinds of public institutions are across the country have been shuttered including sports venues feeders museums it's really the impact is across all social life here in south korea additionally

dodd-frank changed that.t was a very good thing, because now they have purview over the whole industry. now, we still struggle. half the mortgage business is not in the banking system today. when it wasn't before, that gave rise to countrywide and others . overall, dodd-frank has corrected a lot of the issues. the question is, underneath it, there are pieces like the volcker rule, which people talk about, that swung in a direction where you say i don't think that is what we are trying to do. we are trying to get them more rational. but the capital, liquidity, stress tests, those regimes are critical. and the reason why u.s. banking system is strong and active and growing and supporting the economy, and other banking systems are not, is because we got to it. david: today, there are four big main banks in the united states, citicorp, jp morgan, wells fargo, and bank of america. do you think that's a good thing to have only four big banks that are based in the united states, where you think it is working ok? bri

in the terming the words used in the political arena for decades frank luntz is here for an in-depth one on one conversation about the 2020 alexion cycle his for spec given the impact of trump's messaging and whether socialism may be a make or break label for democrats thanks for coming frank i would never say no to you it's obvious there were the opponents are going to take advantage of the word socialist right. why is that a bad word since half this country is a shills well it didn't used to be that way and in fact more young people had done a find themselves as socialist then capitalist we found that about 56 years ago the word socialism and the idea of socialism as becoming more and more popular over the last 10 years on the obama administration and now with bernie sanders promoting it directly but still if you're over age 50 it's scares you it reminds you of eastern europe it reminds you of venezuela and reminds you of government control which nobody wants the problem the challenge for those on the right his act capitalism is a dirty word when they hear the word capitalism they

the man himself, frank biden. looks like frank is the new hunter.looks like you, joe biden, and the whole corrupt trump biden family, for decades you have gifted taxpayers by pretending to be a regular blue-collar family. what a joke. here is the question tonight. what the hell do we have to do to get the biden corruption investigated? for three years president trump has his administration blocked and probed and hounded but nothing on the other side and that is not fair? that is not justice. that is not the rule of law but the law of the swamp and the king of the swamp is joe biden. so, as impeachment comes to an end let the investigation of biden begin. let's all push for this but will post this on social media to grid follow-ups at steve hilton x and let's bring in our guest. fox news contributor sarah carter, florida ferguson matt gates, fox news contributor alicia booth. so much to get to. i want to talk politics. we talk about positive populism so it start with the state of union. that story we heard so well set out there by the president, the

frank could put in plenty of tackles to. someone slightly overzealous like his stepson is up to challenge on all of. which they do in their 1st shots after 10 minutes. rafael guerrero was denied only by the post history kick flew straight through the front. going forward the guests suffered little even philip cost h. usually such a handful was dealt with comfortably but. dortmund were truly on top form perfect preparation for this week's champions league match against paris sunshine. we were concentrated for 90 minutes we were in total control and that's how it should be. in the 33rd minute schonfeld guerrero out wide franco's defense was course out by his cross and before long look at peace check out how much the ball is to make it one minute. at 34 piece check is don't mince oldest and most experienced player. in his 309th. does later match this was his 19th when disney did go. it's a reacted to the pressure of bringing strike at us just on for the 2nd half but it makes no difference frank said we're too sloppy in possessi

frank walter shine myron's chooses the u.s. russia and china of stoking global mistrust and putting narrow national interests over international cooperation. and donald trump's long promised wall is taking shape along the us mexico border nearly 200 kilometers have gone up so far opponents say the barrier will cause irreversible cultural and ecological damage. i'm michael okwu thanks so much for joining me a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty over the west role in the world are dominating the munich security conference some 3 dozen heads of state along with top ministers and security experts have gathered in southern germany the west dwindling influence on global security has even spawned a new term west listening. the who's who of international politics. with plenty to discuss. the german president frank steinmeyer spent much of his keynote speech deploring the decline of internationalism and of european unity he had harsh words for russia china and the us. and the been that our closest ally the united states of america

defendant frank, nazi governor of poland was guilty of directing mass murder.ing advantage of the focus of the western front by carrying out liquidation of thousands of poles. >> these atrocities were not restricted to the east. here is the proof in the village -- in this village. ♪ here's the proof in a town in belgium. ♪ caves the proof, in the in italy, where 350 hostages were carefully lifted. ♪ and, systematically murdered. ♪ and, here is a town in czechoslovakia. for the retaliation assassination of an ss officer, the nazis murdered the men, and sent their women and children into slavery in germany. but, this was not enough. it was ordered that the village the leveled to the ground. ♪ [explosions] exampleo be the nazis' to all occupied peoples. still whererrible the concentration camps, which from the beginning had been the chief weapon against opposition of every kind. anti-nazisgerman where the first victims. they swelled to include citizens of all nations of europe, and their fate is described by rudolph hess. untilommanded auschwitz the first of decem

frank james joins a band of confederate guerilla fighters.t 14, jesse is too young to join, but he's spoiling for a fight. did the family pick sides in the war? >> oh, absolutely. >> freda cruse hardison is an author, whose latest book uses genealogical research to track thousands of local stories, going back to frank and jesse james. >> they were never anything but southerners. >> legend has it that, when jesse's 16 years old, the james farm is attacked by union soldiers, looking for his rebel brother, frank. >> from that point on, jesse james seems bent on revenge. he takes up with these guerrilla fighters and basically terrorized the western part of the state. >> when the south surrenders in 1865 and slavery is outlawed, the james boys return home. >> their farm had been decimated. they couldn't get a job. >> seething with resentment, the brothers figure they can still attack the yankees -- by stealing from them. james and his gang of ex-confederates plot a bold bank robbery in broad daylight, the first of its kind on american soil. on feb

. >> and i'm frank somerville. the polls just opened. and the edge seem to be going to new york millioneer michael bloomberg. >> p is also there to pitch his campaign to voters. >> reporter: hey, frank and julie. it is a quiet scene behind me now but just a few hours ago thousands of people turned out for the campaign trail. and the holefuls were out and bout as well making their final campaign pitches. >> reporter: the white house hopefuls continue to take a swing at each other leading up to the primary. >> my friends have dozens and dozens of billionaires contributing to their campaign. we don't have any billionaires. >> reporter: the most recent poll show a tight race with sanders having a slight edge. >> the polls will find winning elections are more important. >> reporter: senator amy klobuchar speaking to voters. >> mine wheel, vice president pence and president trump are trying to pull some of the spotlight from democrats, holding a campaign rally monday night in manchester. >> washington democrats keep on losing their minds. that

. >> former assistant director for cou counter intelligence, frank.nk i read that he would dangle pardons in front of paul manafort and mike flynn. i mean, trump has been think about pardons literally since the day he got there. do you think for a minute he's not ready to go with a pardon for roger stone? >> we're all being groomed right now for the pardons or commutations. we are the preverbial frog in the simmering pot of water and the water is now starting to boil. and we cannot sucomeb to that. we've got to understand this is not normal. and you know what else is normal? trump saying he's the chief law enforcement officer of the country. this goes back to december of 2017. if you recall attorney general jeff sessions at the time introduced trump to a large crowd at an fbi academy graduation and introduced him as the chief law enforcement officer of the nation. i immediately got tweets from fbi officials in the back of the room sighing sessions just screwed up. well, it's not a screw up. it's a deliberate strategy. and let me tell you viewers what

that report from correspondent frank smith and he joins us from seoul for more on this story hi frank south korea does have the highest number of infections outside of china are thought as they're worried that they cannot contain this outbreak certainly they are they've floated ideas about how they might isolate dig to itself but again generated more worry about that potential move measure there are now 284 new cases here in south korea with a total of $1261.00 that's up from just $51.00 last week and now we have 12 deaths reported here in the country the outbreak is centered around daegu in that sort of church like cult but i mention. tell us more about that cult franken who is this group are they cooperating with authorities. ok well it's in judge's official name is the church of jesus temple of the tabernacle of the testimony $88.00. year old leader and he claims to be the 2nd coming of of jesus. you don't new recruits to the group often give up their entire lives and neglecting their family and neglecting their work in order to join initially there was a lot of criticisms because

frank wucinski and his 3-year-old daughter arrived this week feeling fine. but they're now hospitalized because they were sick in wuhan. >> we're in this hospital, probably for the next three days until the cdc results come back. >> reporter: frank's wife is still back in wuhan where she is caring with for her father with the potentially deadly virus. two more planes packed with hundreds of americans are sent to evacuate from wuhan tomorrow, coming into the united states. that will bring the total to around 1,000 americans quarantined on military bases across the country. david? >> all right, will car again tonight. will, thank you. >>> another developing headline from overseas coming in at this hour. a major terror takedown tonight. the white house just confirming moments ago that the u.s. has killed a topal kwid leader in yemen. he was killed during a counterterrorism operation two weeks ago. authorities say he was responsibility for attacks on u.s. and allied forces. >>> tonight, the search for a gunman who shot two officers. schools closed, officers goin

hoffman good to see you frank would you say that the role of the drugs did in the bombing would you say it's more important to today's politics than it has ever been i would say that maybe the context is a different one in times when right wing populists trying to gain ground when it comes to the essence of history of the darkest part of history of this country then liberal democracy of of this country is challenged and the idea of an open society that was a step list after world war 2 1st in west germany enough to unification 30 years ago in the whole of the country is challenge to and the context is different and i think what we see now is a moment various this open society is really capable to defend itself you have reported extensively on germany's moments of remembrance reconciliation with the past what does today's commemoration in dresden what does it tell the world about germany i think the president. was really aware that he needs to find the exact tone on the one side to commemorate the victims these 25000 that were killed during those. raids. and in the same time bring it

om>> we are joined by frank buckley, back at our desk george mason university law professor author of his latest book "american secession" the looming threat of national breakup". you argue in this book that secession is a lot closer than we think in today's america, woody-based argument on? >> partly it's my experience. i moved here from canada and i went to all of this before and i remember at one point this was something nobody talked about and a few years later we are having referendum and it nearly passes. when a very divided country. in many ways it resembles the country i left. he began to wonder whether or not we might not just be better off with two separate countries.it's not what i want, actually i feel a little bit like the skunk in ofthe garden party, all these people have been talking about great presidents and hearing them talk you out of breakup. ultimately i'm not arguing for secession it's just the opposite i'm saying it's a real threat and we should think about that. maybe turn down the volume a little bit. >> a passage from your book we are less united today than w