fuji: yeah. -lemonis: he's got a big heart. -fuji: definitely.lemonis: how long have you been in the restaurant business? -fuji: since 14. i'm 41 now. -lemonis: since you were 14? fuji: yeah. my father was a chef. lemonis: did you develop a lot of stuff here? fuji: yeah. the sauces, the burgers. lemonis: why did you decide to leave? fuji: too many differences, too many bumping heads. like, instead of having one boss, i had like four bosses. there was too many cameras on me. it's just like, i would get a phone call. sammy: "why'd you leave the fridge open?" or sometimes, with todd, i'll push back against it, and then i'll just say, "you know what, todd? whatever." todd: marcus [clears throat] it seems to be that the blame that you want to put is all on me. all i do is i try to make sure that it's not costing everybody more money because, if we're gonna talk honest, my partners will just spend, and it don't matter. tranchina: how do you function in a restaurant with someone walking around telling you, "we're not gonna let them get paid training. yo

fuji, that's enough.emonis: sammy's brother, fuji, the only one with restaurant experience, had been pushed out of the business. todd: we've all had issues with him. lemonis: after tasting the burgers that he made, i quickly decided that if i was gonna be involved in standard burger, so was fuji. fuji is in charge of the kitchen. so he is now a partner, as well. i made a deal to invest $130,000 for 30% of the business. we got a deal? we're gonna start over. if we're gonna set the standard, it's gonna be my standard. we upped the quality of our ingredients, simplified the menu, and overhauled the space. [ laughter and applause ] we needed somebody to run the day-to-day operations, so joseph stepped up to be the general manager. but i wasn't just fixing up one restaurant in staten island, i saw standard burger as a national opportunity. and this place would be the model we'd use to sell franchisees on the concept. to the burger boys. -all: burger boys. lemonis: six months and about a half a million dollars

fuji is lighting up youtube. we'll put the whole thing on rightthisminute.com in case it might not be safe for work. >>> pretty crazy video from security camera footage at a doctor's office in russia. you can see this guy on the table, being examined by a doctor's assistant or worse. the man in the blue shirt walks in, identified as the doctor and another nurse. she points to the man. the other guy who comes in appears to have been punched. then the original patient, boom. here's the story behind this video. the nurse that walked in with that doctor claims that that the doctor then just took matters into his own hands, beats up the guy in the black shirt. now, the patient with no shirt is down and out for good. >> what do you mean, for good? >> that man died. >> what? he killed that man with one punch? >> he fell to the ground and hit his head. the man did not wake up. the doctor has been arrested and is also out on bail, could face only two years in prison, because because, although negligent, there was no inten

fuji is lighting up youtube. we'll put the whole thing on rightthisminute.com in case it might not be safe for work. >>> pretty crazy video from security camera footage at a doctor's office in russia. you can see this guy on the table, being examined by a the man in the blue shirt walks in, identified as the doctor and another nurse. she points to the man. the other guy who comes in appears to have been punched. then the original patient, boom. here's the story behind this video. the nurse that walked in with that doctor claims that that patient had kicked her earlier. the doctor then just took matters into his own hands, beats up the guy in the black shirt. now, the patient with no shirt is down and out for good. >> what do you mean, for good? >> that man died. >> what? he killed that man with one punch? >> he fell to the ground and hit his head. the man did not wake up. the doctor has been arrested and is also out on bail, could face only two years in prison, because because, although negligent, >>> another sho

fuji's slimmer.you dr. fuji. >> it does foot into your lifestyle, especially for this fella. >> idea from innovation technology, whole body >> he's put nasa technology into this product, right? >> what can we hope to get out of using this product? >> this isl function. >> i'm 85 years old. i'm a strong sexual perverte vibration. vibrating on the device. >> we're not sure theg to be slighting up ces but dr. fuji is lighting up youtube. we'll put the whole thing one.com in case it might not be safe for work. >>> pretty crazy video from security camera footage at a doctor's office in russia. you can see this guy on the ng examined by a doctor's assistant or worse. the man in the blue shirt walks in, identified as the doctor and she points to the man. the other guy who comes in appears to have been punched. then the original patient,re's the story behind this video. the nurse that walked in with that doctor claims that that patient had kicked her earlier. beats up the guy in the black shirt. now, the patient wi

. >> fuji is already working on the next challenge. he is making improvements to the robot so it can be used by people suffering from serious diseases or disabilities. on this project, he is receiving from one of his staff members. >> translator: this is our newest version of the robot. >> both the use of his arms and legs in a traffic accident. fuji wants to help people in similar situations go out and play an active role in society. >> even if you're like him and can't move your body, as long as your mind has vigor and you have someone who recognizes your efforts and tells you thank you, you're a great help. i'm strongly motivated to realize such a future. >> and you can watch our series on our nhk world website. here's another check on markets. >>>malacia antiruption agency new move prime minister, it announced werchs it will seek a review of a decision to clear him of wrongdoing in a multi-million dollar scandal. the agency said it would sub my the decision to an independent panel that reviews cases public prosecutor has not pursue

she watched into a forest underneath mount fuji, a forest famous for people going in but not coming out. so sarah, out of love for her that she's in danger, travels to get her out and once she gets into the forest, things go wrong quickly. i did get to visit the forest for research. we had the joy of shooting for a week in japan on this and i went up with my driver, my japanese driver up to okak ahara and it's sacred for the japanese. it's steeped in heritage and they have a lot of superstition in the place. i ventured off the path by only five meters or so to take photos and my japanese driver wouldn't even step off like half a meter so i found that really interesting and curious and it went a long way to explaining the japanese people's relationship with the place. >> why is that happening? >> iron deposits in the mountain. crazy, huh? look. people sometimes see things in the forest. if you see anything bad, anything strange, it is not ok? it's not there. it's here. >> the forest is a place at the base of mount fuji, based on a real place in japan where people, not everyone, but the n

andrea fuji, kpix5. >>> six days until the iowa caucuses.ald trump is saying he is boycotting the next gop debate thursday on fox news. >> i'm not a fan of megyn kelly. i think she is a third rate reporter and not good at what she does. >> well you may recall that during the first republican debate in august, the fox moderator questioned mr. trump about his history of making disrespectful comments about women. trump didn't take that well and called her un professional and disrespectful. his closest challenger ted cruz says bring it on. man to man. >> if he is not willing to debate on the stage, i would like to invite him to engage in a one on one debate with me any time between now and the iowa caucuses. >> according to a new poll, donald trump leads cruz by just two percentage points in iowa. marco rubio is the only other candidate in double digits. >>> some people are so fed up with potholes in oakland, they have started taking matters into their own hands. take a look at this. someone has been filling potholes with bricks. this is on west

fuji. >> translator: i wanted to help preserve the sento tradition by painting this by the water. >> reporter: a trip to the sento can be the same as before and quite different. bath time is the right time for tradition and innovation to soak in. marie yanaka, nhk world. >>> it's time now for the world weather with our meteorologist sayaka mori. what's the forecast for tomorrow? >> it will stay chilly into tuesday in the tokyo area. it will be the chilliest day of the season. so wear your warmest jacket and stay warm. heavy snow is falling across northern japan. some areas have seen 42 centimeters of snowfall over the past 24 hours and very strong winds are blowing. blowing snow is occurring and we'll continue to see a similar situation throughout the week. and then rain is falling across the okinawa region. some areas have seen record-breaking heavy rainfall for this time of year. temperatures will be quite low. minus 4 degrees for the high in acceptporo on tuesday. 7 in tokyo. we may see some snow flurries on tuesday and cooler conditions through the next couple of days. high press

fuji as we start off the day, a traditional thing for people to wake and see the sunrise for the firstay of the year. up north we did see a wintry weather pattern. that will continue as we go through the first weekend of 2016 in japan. a little warmer down toward the south, tokyo looking at 14 for the high on saturday, 16 on sunday and further toward the west we are seeing highs in the mid teens. elsewhere around east asia high pressure is bringing nice weather but the haze continues over beijing as the winds remain calm, we had that inversion effect taking place so hazy conditions expected for saturday and sunday, cloudr skies on monday. we're looking at cooler conditions as we go throughout the weekend, further on down the mouth into manila and bangkok highs in the 30s. hope you have a great 2016 wherever you are, here is your extended outlook. >>> that's all this hour on "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo. from all of us here at "nhk world," thank you for watching. ú > >> security concerns dampen new year's eve celebrations in paris and brussels, while in munich, a terror threat f

diamond fuji we call it. it looks like a jewel sitting on top of the summit of the mountain there. as far as the forecast is concerned, the next several days, fairly decent weather. above-average temperatures across the pacific coastline of japan. above average back towards the north. still on and off snow showers for those of you in sapporo. tokyo getting up to 16. by the way, that is the average for mid-april. definitely feeling almost spring-like across this area. nagano getting up to 10. you are seeing some snow on friday. but it's going to be warming up beyond that. same thing with over towards osaka. as we look back towards the west, into northeastern china and mongolia, we are looking at fairly chilly temperatures. ulan bator minus 13 for your high. high pressure toward the south is bringing in some warm air from the south, so hong kong with a high of 21. day pay getting up to 22 with some passing showers. let's talk about the cold weather in eastern europe, though, and you can see right here. this on the satellite picture. this is what we call cold weather cumulus. coming i

fuji in japan which is a very sacred superstitious place to the japanese. >> jimmy: this is a place that >> you can get lost easily. it's very dense. and there's iron ore under the mountain that messes with your cellphone or compass. if you go in and it's dark, you lose connectivity. krur screwed. >> jimmy: really? they figure out a way to scramble your cellphone signal millions of years ago. >> i know. >> jimmy: that's -- that's diabolical. >> nature will find a way. >> jimmy: is that fun for you to do to do a movie in peril? >> it was so much fun. it really was. i love the psychological element of it. i was fascinated by the premise of the movie which is basically imagine a place where you go and all your inner demons get reflected back at you. all that stuff you really regret or the baggage you're carrying like that christmas card you never sent or that thing you sent your mother-in-law, imagine it can manifest itself into a monster and haunt you. we've all got stuff we need to deal with. i play a character who goes into the forest and is faced with something she's been running her wh

a geriatric physician exports the idea of a healthier lifestyle and the fuji eat to brain -- from the food you eat to brain exercises to combat the negative effects of aging. conjunction with the current series, death and dying. he says this is a necessary dialogue, because talking about death and aging feels like it has become taboo. >> ways in which they die tend to be a lot more peaceful. it's a bit odd in a christian culture like our own that we struggle so much with the end of our lives. alyx: the next program is that -- is february 23. coming up what local business leaders who help alzheimer's patients are seeing. the gaps they are hoping this series can help address. that story at 5:30. elizabeth: this morning there are new health recommendations that would impact all mothers in the u.s. a government task force is now calling on doctors to screen pregnant women and new mothers for depression. new data shows one in seven women experience depression during and immediately after here in the metro hospitals have actually been ahead of the curve. both mercy medical center and unityp

. >> reporter: forest actually exist a at north west base of japan's mount fuji, as it was shot in densethe research national thely visited the site and fund out firsthand the history of violence and its reputation for paranormal activity is legitimate. >> my driver, took me out there and he refused to step off the path. it is completely legitimate and completely legitimate that people go into that forest with intention of not coming out. >> how do you feel going by yourself. >> keep it coming. >> reporter: the guard, does come, but just who is this random american that she meets in japan. um. >> met i have is pure, is he what he says he is? is he a good guy, bad guy? it was fun to play to say the least. >> reporter: natalie plays the role of the lost twin as well which adds a very special twist in the end by the film makers. >> it is not horror, it is a psychological dissent into madness but it has a beautiful relationship at the center of it. you don't see very often in these movies. >> reporter: so much for reasons to see it. back to the basement. come on, she's not down there. >> i c

. >> reporter: forest actually exist at northwest base of japan's mount fuji, film was shot in dense woods in serbia. as part of the research natalie visited actual site and found out firsthand the history of violence and its reputation for paranormal activity is legitimate. >> my driver who took me up there, my japanese driver refused to step off the path. >> it is completely legitimate and it is completely legitimate that people go into that forest with the intention of not coming out. >> how do you feeling abouting by yourself. >> i have clearance to go. >> i can ask you to come. >> reporter: the guard does come but just who is this random american she meets in japan? um-hmm. >> are his met i haves pure, is he what he says he is, is he a a good guy, bad guy. >> it was a lot of fun to play to say the least. >> reporter: natalie plays the the rel role of her twin, the very special twist in the end by the film maker. >> it is not horror, it is a thinking person's horror, it is a psychological dissent into madness but it has a beautiful relationship at the center of it you don't see v

fuji. a real place where many who enter do not make it out known as suicide forest. >> okay. that's weird. why is that happening? >> iron deposits in the mountain. it's crazy, huh? >> yeah. >> look. people sometimes see things in the forest. important to remember. if you see anything bad, anything strange, it is not real. okay. >> it's not there. >> i'm already bored. so is michael phillips who says it's roughly 40 minutes of story surrounded by 45 more minutes of dormer in nonverbal disdress. those movies that starts with an intriguing idea but has no idea what to do with it. >> yikes. all right. that is our news. >> oscar nominations next week

. >> translator: i'm from fuji-tv. in your remarks you used the expression "take on challenges" and you spoke about unleashing arrows toward three new targets. this year is an election year and while it might not rise to the level of an election pledge, what kind of numerical targets are you going to set to bring more security to the lives of citizens during the course of the diet session that starts today toward the election? >> translator: for the last three years, we have pursued the policies that have come to be known as abe-nomics. as a result, for example, national and regional tax revenues have increased by 21 trillion yen. this is the fruit of the economic policies of abe-nomics. the question now is how to make the best use of these fruits. to this end, we have established three goals -- a 600 trillion yen gdp, raising the birth rate to 1.8 children per woman, and eliminating cases in which people have to leave their jobs to provide nursing care. to realize the 1.8 child per woman birthrate goal, we have taken

is set in the woods area near japan's mount fuji... where hundreds of people have gone to commit suicide. suzanne marques has a look at the film... *and* its stars. 3 pkg trt: 1:22 cgs: :00-:04-"the forest"/gramercy pictures:15-:26- natalie dorman/"sara"3 :34-:42-taylor kinney/"aiden" (script:)(natsot)"we're identical twins..." natalie dorman plays sara - a twin whose sister disappears in japan in the new thriller, "the forest." (natsot)"your sister went into aokigahara forest... it's where lost people go to commit suicide." (sot)"they are two girls who have had a rather terrific trauma in their lives and they've both gone in opposite emotional 3 baggage of that." sara goes into the forest to search for her, and with the help of a mysterious ex-patriot journalist named aiden, played by taylor kinney. (sot)"he can be charming at one point, and then a bit abrasive and hostile in another, and you're never quite sure. he kind of floats in the middle." (natsot) 'you cannot stay after dark." "i'm not leaving without my sister." despite warni