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

almost like a gala, fuji, golden delicious all mi's , it' when you go to the feel of it you think it may not be that crispy inside. let me tell you it really is. and the texture is out of this world, like i said. when you buy them, this beautiful dark yellow color all the way around. when you bring them home you gotta make sure you store it in a refrigerator, take them out when you want to enjoy this. you gotta give them a try. will you be pleasantly surprised. i'm tony fresh grocer, eat fresh and stay healthy, i washed this one, watch this. crispy. good. coming up tonight at 5:00 pro life students claiming theyofy art gallery because of their views. encounter caught on camera and how the gallery is responding today. we'll have that story and much more coming up at 5:00. >>> and that is going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> our next newscast is at 5:00 starting dark and early at 4:30, have a great day. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected th

fuji this morning. you may have seen the moon incredible in this part of the world.e, too. it is called pearl fuji, like a pearl on top of the mountain. this was from ap images. i'll see you from the white house and on "nightly news" later on this evening. >>> for now, i'll turn it over to my friend craig melvin in new york. >> solid show. i enjoyed that. thank you. >> my god, thank you. >> good morning to you. craig melvin here. msnbc headquarters in new york city. she's in. senator kamala harris adding her name to a list of democrats vying for the oval office in 2020. it is a crowded group, where women now outnumber men. we'll see how harris is getting into the primary. >>> changing the story. why rudy giuliani has questioann the questions raised over president trump's relations with russia. >>> dr. king, how his message is shaping politics and how we treat one another, and the ongoing fight to make sure his legacy resonates today. i'll talk to actor john david washington about that later. on the day america honors civil rights, kamala harris announcing he is runni

the nose to the left four hundred and fuji to . british prime minister to resign may surface a crushing defeat. to save the well many rejected by the u.k. parliament is being called the biggest parliamentary defeat in modern british history i have now tabled a bunch of no confidence in this. and with mates. the prime minister finds himself in a fun mobile position she prepares to face a very tough no confidence in her government on wednesday. reacting to the news of the dalles defeat the president of the european council hints at the possibility of the u.k. remaining in the. follow us on twitter subscribe to our you tube channel all the latest news updates coming up cross talk to base the next phase of the conflict in syria. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle president donald trump has repeatedly said the u.s. will withdraw from syria it would seem he's the only one in his administration backing this move is trump in charge of his own foreign policy are john bolton and mike home pale actua

i broke my camera before i came out here, my little fuji 30 i'm so sad about it. i see the pictures are so good and i haven't even brought my cell phone so monday morning i will be at the camera shop. the computer thing with the camera, used to work out of angeles air force base, lab that did our processing, they come three and four times a day in a truck with the metal case, very official military people come get our stuff in the principles are in the pictures and four or five hours later the proof sheets would come back. the communications people decided, if we get you some of these other kinds of cameras we can get the pictures sooner. we already got our hands full but then we have a heavy camera that weighs more than two cameras and it's not a full frame camera so you can see every nuance of what you are shooting. it was frustrating, and it was more frustrating to have time to think. proof sheets that you think what you're looking but the computer screen you are like, what? i don't need these kinds of heart attacks. so, i had a hard time. by the time i left, w

prosecuted some of the most tax breaking international cases in the history of the wto going back to kodak, fuji, the semi conductor cases and a variety of other landmark international legal decisions. alan was the deputy u.s. trade representative in the u.s. government, way back in the carter administration. when he was one of the key architects of tokyo round in the gap which launched many pathbreaking changes in the global trading system. he chaired the co committee at the time which dealt with overcapacity problems that have similar residences as today. alan was a pioneer in many respects in the international trading system then and now. prior to serving at deputy u.s. dr, office of general counsel, at the trade representative office and the board of menstruation after earlier serving in the u.s. treasury on a wide variety of international legal issues. while lawyering in dc, alan was also chairman for many years of the national foreign trade council, chairman of the board at the institute of trade and commercial diplomacy. and literally was one of the deans of the international trade commun

colbert gave fiji the equivalent -- did i say fuji?got off vacation. >> sometimes you need a vacation from your vacation. anyway she gave them a lot of free advertising because of people like us who love her, love her chutzpah so we shall see. kelleth, thanks for talking to "gma." >> you know what -- [ applause ] she said -- i saw her and she said she knew she made it big. she called her mom and her mom immediately started laughing and she said if her mother knew about her, she's big. >> i think that is. that is sort of the bar, our moms. >>> now the one and only meryl streep also in "pop news," this is your first look at the oscar winner in "big little lies." hbo just releasing a tiny tease of their highly anticipated second season. take a look. >> i want to know what happened that night. >> yeah, that's it and, meryl, we want to know too. >> that's it? >> sometimes i don't exaggerate. >> tiny. >> i should have said teeny tiny. according to hbo season two explores the malignancies of lie, durability of friendship and fragility of marr

icahn shows up with xerox, scuttles the fuji deal, nothing happens.values way, way below. having said that i spend, i'm sure, a lot of times on activism because boards know that there's a high likelihood they'll have to face it so boards are preparing for it they're -- they're becoming their own activist or figuring out what their vulnerabilities are so overall for the capital markets it's good but as an asset class, they've done poorly. >> given the ipo market and potential volatility, do you see companies that say then to go public in 2019 do they end up becoming m&a targets? >> i think they might. i think they might if valuations stay down, i think that's more likely because the fact is that we do have a little bit of a lull in the high-yield market but that market will open up again valuation is down generally. but with valuations down generally, when the financing markets open up again, it doesn't really matter what the rates are. >> it becomes a buyer be bought situati situation. >> where is the private equity world? just dormant they will be ac