lemonis: i'm back at honest foods. and i wanted to find out what the team thought about the event. ought 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. tad talks down to me.

vincent: there could be a little bit of a mutiny going on within honest foods.

honest. first of all we are here at sea isle city food truck invitational and no one is counting calories around here but it is shore, so people like to stay active. i have surf, stand up paddle board but yoga wasn't ever really my thing until this latest adventure. leave any motors, and sails at the dock, it is back to the basic for these bay cruisers. >> yeah, there you go. >> yes. >> learning the ropes with sea isle harbor outfitters. you would recommend paddle board to go other girls too. >> yes. >> reporter: what i'm here to do though involves a bit of the twist. lower down, around, it is entails, up dog, and then hold it, yes. as soon ace got on the paddle board i wanted to do downward dog. >> reporter: owner, instructor tricia guide what is a popular water work out that eases mind and strengthen the core, paddle board yoga. >> with the cog it is a floating studio. >> reporter: water and boards, i know, ohio, not so much. >> so as we go in the head stand or something like thaw will want your head, right here. >> reporter: did she say head stan? no time to think about that now. >> try to si

food. i mean, if you corner them or something, i'm sure they're -- to be honest with you, my husband and i are photographers, i get my camera, go out looking around. >> if you happen to come across a bear, the national park service says you should not run, instead, stand tall, and slowly put your hands in the air and wave them like you just don't care. (laughing). >> put your hands in the air to show that you are a human. >> as opposed to being a tree? >> yes. slowly. >> slowly. if i saw a bear, i mean, i don't know, if you see the bear, just wack being through your neighborhood? >> hard not to run. >> you want to run. like you want to run and jump on top of the tallest >> i will remember. that will dennis rodman is in north korea tonight. not the first trip to the country but his visit does come at pretty tense time, we'll tell you why the worm says he's visiting. >> american college student send release from the north korea, a the details surrounding his capture and >> let's get you up to speed. nasa manhunt underway for prison inmates who killed two guards during a bus transport. it hap

food trucks of their own. >> one of the things that makes us a successful business is we're really transparent and honest with people. >> it allows them to stay on top of trends and better understand the evolving needs of mobile business owners. >> when i open my food truck, none of that was available. and i made all of the mistakes, burned all kinds of money on all of the wrong things because you tonig don't know which is the right problem to solve. >> people trust they're in the right hands, questions answered' getting welcome advice. >> he helps translate it down into building a truck. >> all of the work doesn't pale in comparison to their future goals. >> our big picture growth plan is to replicate the auto facility, having service centers in major urban areas around the country where we sell food truck builds, demo them and serve as the local food truck fleet. >> eduardo and jason have made this their mission. they've come up with ways to help their customers succeed and they thoroughly enjoy being by their side every step of the way. >> we've got their back. that they're not alone in starting the busine

i mean, this food, this most delicious, let's be honest, delicious.aying the price for it right now in the health of the state, which is terrible. as i take a bite of hamburger and brown gravy. >> anthony: yeah but it's, like i said, it's so good. >> daniel: if you really want to do hawaii right you gotta give back. and that's a power that hawaii and the ina still has is if you show aloha and you give without asking the ina is going to recognize it and it's gonna shower its blessings upon you. >> anthony: so, you think traditional hawaiian culture and lifestyle has a chance against the modern world? >> daniel: i think so. the beautiful part about my ancestors is they realized there is a limited number of resources where they lived so they observed nature to the best possible they could to figure out what were the cycles and how do we preserve this resource. hawaiian culture can teach the whole world something that it needs to know is we all live on an island. and we are all part of the same community. let's all show aloha to the ina and let's show alo

food. if you corner them or something i'm sure they're going honest with you my husband and i are photographers and i want to get my camera and going out and looking around. she is too cute. some tips to keep in mind here if you do end up spotting a bear in your community. one of the things is you do not want to runaway from the bear. instead you want to stand fall, assert yourself as the human being and you want to slowly put your hands up in the air. again, not startling or threatening the bear. also another tip to keep in mind if you want to slowly walk away from the bare if you see one, you want to walk from side to side, not trying to start l or threaten that bear from coming toshed you. again, a couple tips to keep in mind. obviously a very scary encounter for people out there today. but i'm told that bear is still roaming around out there. as far as the sitting, the animal sitting in bistro we're told that that bear hasn't been identified but just a couple of days ago june 9 they did report seeing a mountain again a couple of animal sittings. kristin leone, fox5 local news. >> we're trac

honest or delusional. the truth of the matter is, in 2008 when the republicans took the shellacking because president obama won and they won everything else, they said the republican brand the dog food. the republican activists said we need to retool and we did. we won the senate and the white house. we were honest with ourselves. >> you want to be honest, gianno? this healthcare bill, you think it's going to be okay for republicans in 2018? >> we'll further the discussion into next week. >> and now we're offering a similar healthcare bill. you think the republicans are going to repeat in 2018? >> no. i think the republicans will win in 2018. we have no choice. we have no party to repeat as. >> that's not the point. >> be careful with that, gianno. if you expect to win by default, you could set yourself up -- >> you remember the down halls? you remember how effective those town halls were where grand roots organizations, the tea parties, going to town halls the summer before the 2018 election and just dismantling the democrats? you don't think the republican congress people that are all up in 2018 will feel the same heat from democrats? >> i consider obamacare a repeal. we'll contin

food. i mean, if you corner them or something i'm sure they're going to right to protect them. to be honest with you, my husband and i are photographers and i'm going to get my camera and go out looking around. by the way, if you happen to come across the bear, the national park service says don't run. instead stand tall and slowly put your hands in the air to show that you are a human. tony also has some good advice on that as well. >> put your hands in the air and waive them like you don't care. they always run like this. >> they do, you're right. they have that interesting >> it's still warm out. it feels warm in here right new. >> it's so warm out tonight, almost tropical without the beach. without the beach, the sun, the president obama trees. >> the dabbingries. >> and your umbrella. sorry about that guys, we're going to serve you up a cooler day tomorrow. not cool, less hot. how is that? >> do you have any tears? >> but i tell you it will come with the possibility of a couple thunderstorms as well. some of those could be around as early as noon or 1:00 and they will be loaded with mo

food and drug administration. >> hope for me and my familiarly. >> to be honest i am mad as hell at the last drug approved by theago. >> they both have als so they're dying. >> his sons eric and zac got mike pence attention last summer at emotional town hall meeting in lancaster. as indiana governor pence knacked one of dozens of the state versions of the right to try act. neither pennsylvania, new jersey, or delaware are on that list yet. the family hit capitol hill working congress, gathering signatures. frank got an invite to hear the president speak in favor of it. frank knows he may not get to see it happen for him. >> because while they bicker we die and that's just unamerican. >> his mind remains as brilliant as his smile and sense of humor. >> i am too young and pretty. >> now you sound like muhammed ali. [ laughter ] >> we can't ever make him look bad. >> the kids love every little thing about him. >> i look up to him and i have so much respect for him. i love him so much. i can't -- for me it's hard to like think of like him not being there. >> you're crying now. >> relax. >> i love you, daddy. >> thei

honest, then you're going to get there. you don't know how you're going to get there, but you're going to get there. >> you think food justice is a fad? or is it the wave of the future? >> i hope it's not a fad, you know? i think it's just the beginning of this lumber, of this almost -- this sleep and slumber that we have been in as a people. you know? if you look at other countries around the world, you know, even the country that my papers are from and my blood is from, things aren't perfect. we can point out a million things wrong with any other country from thailand to korea to brazil. but food is not one of them. you know what i'm saying? the culture of eating, not only from a child, but also of family, but also even a teenager. when you care about things the least, the hardest thing to do is find the thing on the corner and eat a bowl of noodles. we've got to develop that culture into our youth. so i hope it's just the beginning. i hope in ten years from now, 20 years from now, i hope artists and rappers are talking about food. talking about -- i hope they're not talking about lean and strip clubs. i hope they're talki

food. if you corner them or something i'm sure they're going to protect themselves. to be honestband and i are photographs, i'm going to get my camera and go out looking around. >> don't go bear hunting. if you come across a bear, the national park service says don't run, stand tall and put your arms in at air to so that you're a human. is that really in the script. >> it's in the script. i am a human, please do not bite me. for the second -- i don't think i can recover from that. the second straight night nasa has to scrap a launch to create artificial clouds. the launch was supposed to take place from wallops flight facility this evening. they were trying to release canisters about 100 miles up in the air. it was too cloudy out to create the vapor spacers in the sky. they are trying to track particles as they move in space. that cost me 30 minutes of my life. i was glued to the internet. it could create colorful clouds. they said blue, green and red vapor. the launch can still happen. they have until the 18th to try to get it to go. i hope we get to see it, it's kind of excitin

food. >> ♪ >> boy, that's a beautiful start to the day. great start to the weekend really if we're being honest it. little warm, 73 degrees. >> 73 degrees out there really comfortable. >> i wi love it. >> only thing that could make that shot prettier is if we saw the face of tucker barnes. oh, and there it is. hi, tuck. >> hi, guys. good morning. we're down in stafford. i'm in front of the armed services memorial which is going to be dedicated -- nice job. very nice. in a couple of weeks. it's absolutely a beautiful memorial dedicated to everybody that served down here in stafford county. and we'll learn more about that coming up. but first i'm joined by esteemed gentleman here. your name, please. >> adam burnett. >> adam tell me why you're here this morning. >> i'm a scout and i because of the memorial. i think it's going to be a great thing for this. >> community, right. >> yeah. >> you enjoy being a boy scout. >> yes. it's great. >> what time do you get up every morning. >> pretty much 5:30. >> all right. so, you like to get up nice and early. >> yeah. >> so you got energy. do you like weath

food stamps, social security before we expanded into obamacare. there isn't enough money for everything. and i think we need to be honest with the american people. if people want medicaid expansion, the most honest ways to say the state should pay for it and the states will have to raise taxes. then people will get a visible trade off. in kentucky, we have 4850,000 new people on medicaid, it should completely be a state function. the federal government shouldn't be expanding it and the state should say, we have to pay the traditional percentage we pay if we want to do this, but the governors told me and everybody in the legislature told me they don't have enough money. so really, we're just not being honest. we want things from government, we don't want to pay the taxes for them. >> senator, you're a physician, do you support obamacare's mandate to cover preexisting conditions? because this bill won't necessarily cover treatment for preexisting conditions because it allows states to waive the federal mandate on what insurers most cover known as essential health benefits. this could mean that you could cover a person with cancer, but not necessar

food and drug administration. >> for hope for me and my family. >> to be honest, i'm mad as hell that the last drug a purchased byas over 20 years ago. >> they both have als. so they're dying. >> his sons, eric and zach, got mike pence's attention last summer at emotional town hall meeting in lancaster, pence enacted one of dozens of the state versions of the right to try act. neither pennsylvania, new jersey, or delaware, are on that list yet. the family hit capitol hill working congress, gathering signatures, frank got an invite to hear the president speak in favor of it. frank knows he may not get to see it happen for him. >> because while they bicker, we die, and that's just un-american. >> his mind remains as brilliant as his smile and sense of humor. >> i am too young and pretty. >> oh, now you sounds like muhammad ali. >> we can't ever make him look bad. >> the kids love every little thing about it. >> i look to up them. and i have so much respect for them. and i love them so much. like i can't -- i like, for me, it is hard to like think of like him not being there. >> like you're crying now. >> relax. >>

honest with ourselves in the american people. let me assure you that reform will be reflect did avoid circumstances actually are. on the food aid you are correct. so much of this is complicated by conflict. we appreciate congress giving us a big plus-up on food aid this past year. some of that money, i guess i can say regrettably is going to carry over to 2018. has to do with our ability to deliver particularly to some of these conflict areas. we have had difficulty working with ngos getting some of the food delivered because of issues and in the case of conflict around syria issues with ngos and turkey that you write about. we are working with the government of turkey to facilitate them approving and not stopping our ability to get aid into the regions. you mentioned part of africa and yemen there's a serious famine famine -- famine crisis. blocks aid workers are blocked from delivering to the people who need it. we are trying to work on solutions and all of these areas with our first and highest priority create conditions where we can get the humanitarian aid in while we are working on the conflict resolution itself. >> w

honest investigations has been -- it has paralyzed this town. we are not able to do the work on behalf of the american people to help put food on their table, a roof children. no, i do not think he is fit. >> minity whip dick durbin. tomorrow morning we'll be live from capitol hill to break down today's big testimony. among our guests will be house minority leader nancy pelosi and members of the senate intelligence committee, joe manchin and susan collins. much more ahead this morning. we're back in a moment. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la

honest with ourselves and the american people. so let me assure you that report will be reflective of what the circumstances actually are. on the food aid, you're correct. so much of this is complicated by conflict. we appreciate congress gave us a big plus up on food aid this past year. some of that money, i guess i can saygrettab is going to carr to 2018. it has to do with our ability to deliver in some of these conflict areas. we've had difficulties working with ngos, getting some of the food delivered because of issued in the case of conflict around syria, issues with ngos and turkey that you've read about. we're working with the government of turkey to facilitate them approving and not stopping our ability to get aid into the regions you mentioned parts of africa. there's a serious crisis in africa. we're blocked from being able to deliver. create conditions we can at least get humanitarian aid in while we're working on the conflict resolution itself. >> we go to mr. gregory meeks of new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, thank you for being here. let me just first say, mr. secretary, that what we're looking at, i