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lemonis: i'm back at honest foods. and i wanted to find out what the team thought about the event. o know what they thought what went right, and more importantly, what went wrong. the execution and the food and the presentation, i thought were great. jennifer: the client loved it. i got great feedback. i got some great connections. we have a 200-person event next week that came out of that. so, from the client's perspective... lemonis: so, we gave a good impression? jennifer: we knocked it out of the park for them. lemonis: how did you think the event went? tad: overall, i think it went well. vince: i mean, it was a cluster mess in the beginning. jennifer: terrible. that was a bad day. roni: my issue is just that i felt like i was set up for failure. jennifer: his managerial style could use some work. he has a bad habit. there's so much criticism and no praise. roni: when you've been beaten down for, like, multiple years, then, seriously, i think everything gets affected -- self-esteem, integrity, motivation, everything. tad: because i feel like all i hear is, "tad is mean to me. ta

tad: i want to tell everyone how excited i am for a new honest foods.ant to apologize, and i want to take responsibility for things that i've done in the past. and i want you guys to help in making this company great. i just want to say thanks for being here. jennifer: yay! i really appreciate you guys sticking close by. jennifer: whoo-hoo! lemonis: look, i really feel like tad is turning a corner. since our last talk, he's communicating better, he's working well with others, and i'm very optimistic. where are the concepts that i tasked you guys to come up with? and it's not a moment too soon. he and the team need to work together to finalize the food-truck concepts before the big event at camping world. jennifer: i was in maui this summer. one of my favorite things in the world is the shave ice. tad: an 80% margin. lemonis: next one? tad: the grilled-cheese truck. lemonis: could be a huge moneymaker. and while i'm working with the artist to get the graphics ready to wrap the trucks, tad is working with the team to prepare the final menu. tad: i don't w

it represents flavored food, honest food and food that has a lot of flavor and color. >> this is a mixture of we have beans everything tied together with a really delicious sauce. >> yum. >> what we're going to start off with is our chicken breast. this is a boneless chicken breast which we marinate. very moist. [laughter] >> it's very moist. >> we're going to put nice cajun seasoning on it. it's got cajun flavoring going through it. from there we have it in the grill pan. while you were chatting about annoying words. to me awesome is over used i have a 14-year-old and everything is awesome. >> the word that drives my boyfriend nuts is the word meal. do you say serve a meal or have dinner? >> to me a meal is more of a sit down affair with a multiple components. i like feast. feast is a good word for me. >> i'm going to start using >> that's a fierce word. >> i agree awesome is overused. >> in addition to that we have awesome green beans going here which we're going to put a little cajun seasoning on as well and we're going to let these blacken up. epically awesome green beans. we have a po

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foods with their child's doctor. very important to talk to pediatrician about this. >>> be honest, last time you dropped food on the ground, did you think about the five second rule? science is not on your side! researchers at rutgers university -- they say the bacteria actually contaminated the food in about one second! not five seconds, not even the fastest mom or dad can beat that. most foods that are moist like bacteria transferred. foods dropped on carpet had less contamination than those dropped on the slick surface, like tile. you have to choose, choose tile. kid like to pick things up off the floor. >>> it is the the break up that had the news room buzzing. these two. >> the race for the cure, just >>> the race for the secure is scheduled for this sunday, in downtown denver. thousands of survivors can and supporters will be there, raising awareness and money to fight a disease that affected one in seven women in colorado. so so important to come out and support this cause. i'm here with dr. moore on behalf of sky ridge medical you can give us insight. blood cancer is epidemic proportions. we hear that women here a

to be honest, the food here is not that bad. it's just the quantity. the quantity is too little. i'm a growing man. i'm used to eating in bundles. >> canteen around here is like gold to them. it is probably one of the most important things aside from getting a visit or a letter. they are allowed to order something different from the normal food we provide to them. >> today merchan is using canteen ingredients to make his unique version of jailhouse barbecue chicken. >> first i put the rice the barbecue chips and crumble them, mustard and sugar. put it in there and shake it up. next put in the chicken. then we can make the hot sauce. the pickle juice, it's going to give you like the juice of the hot sauce. this is the messiest part right here. right now i'm putting the pickle and the sauce together. then take the hot chips and mix everything together. i can't top martha stewart. this is the result you get. you feel me? >> delivering canteen to the jail's inmates is no small task. corporal mims and a team of deputies will distribute 125 order in just one housing unit alone. >> it's

food. there was hair in the fridge. nt: to be honest, at that moment i wasn't here, so i didn't see, but they told me. visibly dirty wiping cloths were sitting on prep surfaces. one was stored on top of lettuce. and equipment held together with tape was not cleanable. ngoc tran says they're working to break the staff's bad habits. 40:57 nt: you say it's convenient for you, but what if you contaminate the food for the customer? so that's why we have a long meeting with them for like the whole day after that. d: sounds like you're taking it nt: i have to! i don't want to have another c grade, to be honest, so that's why we have to do our best to earn the a re-inspection later this week. darcy spears, 13 action news. it looks like an eventful week could be with highs topping out close to 100 around the valley. by tomorrow evening we'll get a push of moisture and clouds from the south and chances for high temps will drop to the mid and upper 80s on tuesday. by wednesday we will temps will still be enough moisture in place to bring chances f

food. there was hairn nt: to be honest, at that moment i wasn't here, so i didn't see, but they told me. and equipment held together with tape was not cleanable. ngoc tran says they're working to break the staff's bad habits. 40:57 nt: you say it's convenient for you, but what if you contaminate the food for the customer? so that's why we have a long meeting with them for like the whole day after that. d: sounds like you're taking it very seriously. honest, so that's why we have to do our best to earn the a grade back. darcy tag: pho d'licious still has a c. they're scheduled for re-inspection later this week. darcy spears, 13 action news. a strong storm system is approaching the area and we will remain in the windy category through tomorrow. expect peak gusts to about 35 mph tonight and to about 40 mph tomorrow. there is a lake wind advisory in effect for lake mead through 9 pm tonight. as the system pushes in, it will drag cooler air into the upper 80s tomorrow and wednesday. the system pushes east wednesday and we will drop to the breezy category. in the system's wake, we will a weak

coming out of your garden or farmers market now, basil, rosemary, chives, i have to be honest, my daughter, courtney, who food styled this, i said i would really use about a pound but that's just me. you're going to saute this. you're going to render the fat out until it gets fairly crispy but not too crispy and then you're going to take that out and you'll take all of the bacon out and just leave the bacon fat in there. >> do you like cooking your bacon in cast iron or put in the oe it here because you have the fat. take sliced up onions, pepper, rosemary, oregano and saute this until it's translucent. not brown but on the translucent side. you'll cook that down and saute it until it cooks up nice. >> back up the bacon truck. >> we'll take a dozen eggs. milk in there as well. >> what does that do? >> it puffs it up just a little bit. you'll let this set for just a tad and then once it sets a little bit, you're going to add your cheddar cheese. okay. and you're going to add your chives. your basil. just going to let that set in there. once it starts to set on that heat, you're going to take your cherry tomato

. >> her company honest company organic baby company, baby food and small products. >> it does well.up for sale and reportedly in talks to sell with unilever which makes dove and body sprays. deal is valued at $1 billion. >> 1 billion. >> that is lower than $1.7 billion the company was once reported worth. >> it was worth more. >> they have had a lot of lawsuits, and maybe why she's selling lower and one claiming honest companies their organic baby food contain synthetic ingredients. >> is there another one complaining that the laundry detergent contained harsh chemical cleaners found in tide. of course, alba denied these claims and she might still get her billion dollars. >> i think she will be fine with the 1 billion, as opposed to 1.7 billion. >> she married a guy named cash. >> cash. >> she should change her name to cash. >> she married a guy named cash warren. >> any relation to you, dave? do you know cash warren? isn't that his name in the control room cash warren. >> okay, i thought it was a joke. >> she married a guy named cash. >> okay. >> we do a six hour show here every da

food. there was hair in the fridge. nt: to be honest, at that moment i wasn't here, so i didn't see, but they told me. visibly dirty wiping cloths were sitting on prep surfaces. one was stored on top of lettuce. and equipment held together with tape was not cleanable. ngoc tran says they're working to break the staff's bad habits. 40:57 nt: you say it's you contaminate the food for the customer? so that's why we have a long meeting with them for like the whole day after that. d: sounds like you're taking it very seriously. nt: i have to! i don't want to have another c grade, to be honest, so that's why we have to do our best to earn the a re-inspection later this week. darcy spears, 13 action news. we're following a lot of big stories today -- we'll be back with a recap and a final check where you get breaking news fast and first. ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. underway near vegas dr and cimmaron. it's domestic violence related suspect refused to come o

food. there was hair in the fridge. nt: to be honest, at that moment i wasn't here, so i didn't see, but they told me. with tape was not cleanable. ngoc tran says they're working to break the staff's bad habits. 40:57 nt: you say it's convenient for you, but what if you contaminate the food for the customer? so that's why we have a long meeting with them for like the whole day after that. d: sounds like you're taking it very seriously. nt: i have to! i don't want to have another c grade, to be honest, so that's why we have to do our best to earn the a darcy tag: pho d'licious still has a c. they're scheduled for re-inspection later this week. darcy spears, 13 action news. we're on top of breaking news -- a deadly overnight shooting in north las vegas. and -- at least 29 people recovering after an explosion rocks a chelsea neighborhood in manhattan.. the latest - ahead. and in the valley -- a group of runners pay the registration fee...only to find out they got scammed! we're searching for answers. you're watching good morning las vegas.

food item. >> we live on coffee. let's be honest. >>> could acne actually be good for your skin? >> coming up, why the problem pimples might actually hold the fountain of youth. >>> and lisa hughes. coming up at 6:00, while we try to read the patriots practice to figure out who is playing quarterback on sunday, rex ryan used the uncertainty to play a prank on julian edelman. the prank involving this conference call coming up at >>> not what you want to see on your driving to work. an overnight water main break. cause a sinkhole to open up on that busy highway. you see it blocked most of the northbound lanes causing huge delays during that morning commute. >> it is moving day for an old church in the chapel in chesterfield township moose to half-mile across the street to a historic village. >> nice-looking church. more than 1300 students showing the importance of friendship creating the largest human formation of the word friend. the event is part of a bullying prevention program. >>> forget self driving cars. nissan unveiled its self driving chair. the chairs have sensors that th

food as it should be. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. ok that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. that guy, figures. introducing tiny toast. the tiny cereal with the big taste of real fruit. when good, clean food now delivering to your home or office in milwaukee. panera. food as it should be. now to your weather and traffic together... meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday was the pick day of the week with highs in the lower 70s along the lakefront to lower 80s inland, lots sun, and low humidity. clouds increased overnight, and a line of downpours is moving through the area this morning with lows in the lower 60s. today is mostly cloudy, very humid and warm with highs in the lower 80s, and a chance for scattered late afternoon t'showers. there is a flash flood watch in effect until 7pm thursday for areas north and west of milwaukee.thursday is humid with scattered t'showers, heavy rain at times, and highs in the upper for a few pop up showers on friday, but it will be cooler, breezy and less humid

honest. most of us, are looking forward to the food, we are looking forward to the hamburgers hot dogs, all the trimming and fixings and it is an awesome day for it. mid-80s and sunshine. that is what we are forecasting here on your monday. can't believe how many boats i saw, out on the water, watching the air show, so if you're going to be one of them later on today, winds from the south at 5 knots, and waves less than two feet. and long story short, a picture perfect day on lake erie. temperatures this morning, 57 in elyria, good morning, to our friends down to mansfield at 58 degrees. and ashtabula, just a little cooler at 54. you might need a light jacket if you're running out to couple of days. warser, notice the vis -- wooster, notice the visibility is down to a mile and a third. so be aware of that. and high pressure, keeping us nice and dry, on the left end of the system, it is a nice return of return airflow so today and tomorrow and into wednesday, we are very warm. notice we are tracking an area of low pressure, with a cold front. i think that this begins to move it will fall apart s

honest. so let's talk about the food. food, jen. >> here at relatively new place, called jasper's, in conshohocken. you guys do a lot of barbeque type stuff. but also a transitional menu. would you say that? >> absolutely. >> so before the tease, i'm going to do this all backward, right? i know you've made very pretty thing here. but before the commercial break, i said that this guacamole, which i tried, has very unique taste, what's it in it? what's the secret ingredient? >> we put fresh jalapino's, rice wine vinegar in it just to pick it up little bit. >> little kick, just makes it little bit different. >> and the tree? >> corn shoots we just use as a garnish. >> pretty cool. so the other thing is there is some barbeque stuff. he said just do little salt and pepper here. >> the look of this stuff like a barn? >> little rustic feel, in the garage, capacity about 70, especially over labor day weekends, great spot to sit. >> so if people can get inside, economy outside, got the little twinkle lights, and and it is literall

honest with trump about his first performance. when asked about it, he said the campaign has made no such request. >>> this week's annual food truck special melissa is getting on a truck that is making the street vendor's scene healthier than ever before. >> reporter: they serve lunch everyday on walnut street in university city. how did you decide to locate in this spot. >> i used to work there. >> reporter: he was a researcher for 25 years until he got burned out. >> i wanted to open a food truck because i was eating from the food truck. basic they are not healthy. >> his cart is certified healthy. >> if you see the sticker you know that it's a healthy option. >> it's healthy and everything is fresh. >> reporter: gourmet sandwiches and salads with international flavors. >> that's a swedish salmon made with caviar. there's post -- pesto and avacado and brie. >> you can see the entire story tomorrow at 7 on "fyi philly." >>> a california man pleaded guilty to an elaborate kidnapping that law enforcement branded a hoax. at ikea, we believe that everything - from your lamp to your couch - should work as hard as you do. that green li

you can go down the food chain and there is a lot of that similar behavior where they are not being honest with the american people. people don't trust her. they don't like her. they want to continue moving in a different direction. no one wants anyone to get sick. i have run 21 races. and there are times when you feel deathly ill. but when you have pneumonia, you get well. and i hope she gets well because i'm looking forward to seeing a feisty debate. liz: hillary clinton's communications director said we could have done better yesterday. but the public knows more about hillary clinton than any other nominee in history. >> that's laughable. her full medical records and donald's full medical records should be released immediately so god forbid -- they are getting older, obviously, while they appear to be in good shape, they has had lingering doubts. people are seeing the snippets of video and stories, and people are wondering what's up. if if i were donald i would release all my records and put the pressure on her to do the same thing. liz: you remember paul s aroundl saungus? and he passe

my field of study abroad, the best travelers to be honest our students, not my colleagues, my colleagues often times are not as open of trying new food and experiences and will complain about conditions expecting a four-star hotel, or better. and i have to explain that four-star is not quite four-star in new york city and such. so, you want, at orientation right your vetting process to make sure that people are fully aware of the accommodations and what to expect and be open to that. so, thank you for this time and opportunity to speak with you and i want to thank ellie for having me. i appreciate that. her husband michael as well who is also with the business and very supportive with this visionary consulting partners. those from c-span as well, thank you for being here and joining us and all of you here of course for your time and lending me your year. if you again desire more details and understanding mitigating overseas risks, i encourage you to get a copy of look before leaping. i will have copies, i have learned from the best. i will have copies at the end of the program, signed copies for you if you desire to have a copy as we

honest. anyway, i was invited here by mexican president, president pena-pasta. a good man. my amigo, we shared real mexican food, tom, real mexican food like quasadilla and umpa-loompas. and a taco bowl, the best taco bowl in new york city. i like to think it is the best in the entire country. i told him, i said president pena-primavera, you have to stop sending us your illegals your macarenas. are you listening? i have to tell you, tom, he didn't say much. i don't think he understands american, frankly. i really think the meeting went fantastically well. unfortunately i had to get on a plane and get back here and beacon cussed -- be concussed. i would like to come back on your show, but you have to tell andy to be nicer to me. he is not being nice. in pack, he is being very -- in fact, he is being very, very mean. i think you are doing a great job, tom. you are doing a great job. him, not so much. i don't appreciate that. >> my thanks to mr. trump for that report. after mexico trump flew to arizona where he gave a speech on immigration. until wednesday night trump was quiet on his thoughts on immigration. in p

honest. >> i don't know about that. good to see you, thank you. >> you know that five second rule that dictates whether it's safe to put food in your mouth after it hit the floor. well, scientists actually dropped a lot of food on the floor and then tested it. the comments require kennedy comments so she will next. ar the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try new duo fusion. from the makers of zantac. siriusxm's free listening event that's might be over,ckin'. but now you can turn us back on with packages starting at $5.99 a month, plus fees. just call 855-874-7743 to keep hearing all the things that make you love taking the long way home. ♪ so call 855-874-7743 or visit siriusxm.com/getsxm to turn us back on. and up. for your retirement, you wanted to celebrate the little things, before they get too big. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. >>> ever drop something on the floor and pick it back up? a new study from rutgers university shows the type of food and the surface it falls on really matters more than how long ago you

foods they love. that's the genius of this program! we don't agree on everything. but we do agree that an honest day's work deserves an honest day's pay. representative kyrsten sinema knows that. when congress refused to work and pass a budget, she said they shouldn't get a paycheck. call representative kyrsten sinema and thank her for holding congress accountable. >>> here's a view, we're counting down to monday's african-american pioneers and their contributions to politics, art, pop culture and science. one story that had been lost to history is about the so-called human computers. they are a group of women, many of them black, who helped put a man on the moon. their intellect was an essential part of america's ability to launch rockets into space. jan crawford shows us how they were relegated to just a footnote in history, until now. >> five, four, three, two, >> reporter: it was a race to secure america's future at the forefront of space. >> we have liftoff. >> reporter: fueled by men brave enough to travel where no one had gone before. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for m

produces vegetables and herbs being used in food that will be available for all the events at the stadium. got to love that. >> farm to fan. >> i got to be honest. when i do go to a sporting event i don't really go for the vegetables. >> you don't? >> potatoes, french fries. >> deep fried. >> now you have the healthy alternative. >> see the silver lining. >> that's right. i have to twitter friends some weather friends sharing some sun rises this morning p denver saying it's going to be a wonderful day. i was wondering why. now i know why. football is starting. >> that's right. >> denver broncos. there you go. we are waiting on our sunrise at home. 5:49. it's dark outside. we are in september and this is time of year when our days get a little bit shorter and we're just waiting on that sunrise to come up. we don't have fog in san francisco. same bill in san jose. that's indicative of that trough gatzing to to dig in. air quality is going to start to improve. and because of that our winds are shifting an that's going to mean for a cooler day across the entire bay area right now. 50s and 60s for the most part. later on this afternoon, livermore af

food you want to fork. ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, everybody! so, i am married now. i have a kid. but i have to be honest. nothing makes me feel older than when i don't know the new slang terms that teenagers are using. and, it seemli teen slang terms are evolving so fast, that it's impossible to keep up. so, we here, as a public service to you, decided to give you a little primer in a segment we call, "seth explains teen slang." ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now, there are tons of teen slang terms, some you might have heard before, for example, "thirsty," which means desperate for romantic attention. "lit," that would be how you describe a really fun party. well, there are some new teen slang terms that are just starting to become popular. let's start with this one, "preseason football." [ laughter ] so, let's see what it means. "a three-hour make-out session that doesn't lead to any sex." [ laughter ] here it is in a sentence. "spent three hours in anna's car last night playing preseason football, and i didn't even get to put my starter in. still better than no football at all." [ laughter ] movi

food festival and we will show you some of the best. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." we don't agree on everything. but we do agree that an honest day's work deserves an honest day's pay. representative kyrsten sinema knows that. that's just common sense. and that's something we can all agree on. call representative kyrsten sinema ? >>> if you think labor day means the end of summer fun, you're wrong. it's not only still summer, but the beginning of one of america's food festivals extending into early autumn. >> we have a guy to get you to the perfect event and that guy is cbs news travel editor peter greenberg who researched some of the most unique festivals and found them. this is a good assignment. >> if you want to watch your weight, it's knots. >> reporter: grand forks, north carolina. potato bowl. >> 51st annual potato bowl and every kind of potato. these potatoes every year but they are known for the world's largest french fry feed. 5,000 pounds of french fries and people go nuts. there are football games and parades and four days in september. it's pretty cool. >> next up, the lobster >> they have a new revitalized downt

food soldiers, you take issue of whether they're compromised or if they're adhering to someone else's messages. >> absolutely. you can call us wrong but do not call us weasels, we are not. we are honestpeople. we did this in that way whether you agree or disagree with the result. >> you are able to learn what other set and if anyone provided seems to the fbi had actually provided evidence that secretary clinton has committed a crime, would you then have recommended prosecution to the doj ? >> the case was there, very aggressively. >> re: sure you want to been nervous about doing so, little intimidated? >> know, i really don't care. >> it i have a ten year term that's a beauty this. one of the great things is that a certain amount of job security so no, either way we would've done what the facts said to do. >> so are you now second-guessing your decision regarding hillary clinton? >> no. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. >> mr. chairman i want to thank the director and asked my colleague to give the respect that this agency in this instance deserves. think of her service. i yelled back. >> thank you i reckon is the german from california for five minutes. >> thank you. directo

food soldiers, you take issue of whether they're compromised or if they're adhering to someone else's messages. >> absolutely. you can call us wrong but do not call us weasels, we are not. we are honestpeople. we did this in that way whether you agree or disagree with the result. >> you are able to learn what other set and if anyone provided seems to the fbi had actually provided evidence that secretary clinton has committed a crime, would you then have recommended prosecution to the doj ? >> the case was there, very aggressively. >> re: sure you want to been nervous about doing so, little intimidated? >> know, i really don't care. >> it i have a ten year term that's a beauty this. one of the great things is that a certain amount of job security so no, either way we would've done what the facts said to do. >> so are you now second-guessing your decision regarding hillary clinton? >> no. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. >> mr. chairman i want to thank the director and asked my colleague to give the respect that this agency in this instance deserves. think of her service. i yelled back. >> thank you i reckon is the german from california for five minutes. >> thank you. directo