lemonis: i'm back at honest foods. and i wanted to find out what the team thought about the event. t 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. tad talks do

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

of situations i didn't see in all the games when we've been we've watched munich honest like him how does it how to food banks stayed in pretty much protecting you know the how can operate defended on the wing new to this one situation stuff like that and kind of we didn't score but we didn't concede we're at home now and i think the home game is an advantage you will play in front of seventy five thousand fans you want to go through just like nickel and we know if we concede a goal then we have to win but we know at this level there are a very small differences this isn't of the the other matchup of the evening also initially looked like it would produce plenty of goals but despite barcelona's twenty five shots against the all they could not find the back of the net the french side doing the same in the second goal as draw of the night. let's get you a quick reminder of one of our top news stories at this hour in france thousands of demonstrators marched against anti-semitism that's after a spate of attacks in the country targeting the jewish community. this is disturbing news live from berlin coming u

my son has a bad case of bronchitis but we can't afford any medicine we can't afford any food either. to be honest we have nothing well and that is the only god can help us we have absolutely nothing no oil no coal nothing to eat and drink nothing. for weeks the weather has been an inclement mix of rain in storms this refugee camp in northern syria has become a mud bath fifteen hundred people fled here from other parts of the country to escape violence. but there's no sign of any aid organization and there is a severe lack of blankets clothes heaters food as well. and now there is also a rising fear of a military offensive directed toward the last rebel stronghold in syria will push out that we are afraid of everything up with rain and wind when it hits a tent but also attackers coming from who knows where but that is how they go with something. more and it live has become more likely since the salafist jihad this militant group to rural shampoo took control early january these are rare images of an otherwise closed society the extremists with close ties to al qaeda were meant to withdraw to a buf

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if there amount, i got to be honest, when i buy food, when i buy anything, it's more plastic, cannot of it you cannot. you will be so empowered, imagine having control over your bin. isn't that good? how are they going to cut consumption? sta rt are they going to cut consumption? start easy. no more single use coffee cups. we also have these posh little sets of, they are made of wood, wherever you are eating, you will not use any plastic and you will not use any plastic and you will be doing simple swaps to start with, the soap bar we will learn to love it rather than shower gel. and mysteriously, we are going to discover why the funnel is a must have. perfect. we are off to rifle through the bin bags and get you started. you can see how amy and jay get on with the challenge this friday on the programme. we are off to rifle through the bin bag. cheers. chance on twitter it says in wales we are trying to recycle plastic, i hope the rest of the world follows suit, it could be and should be law by now. another viewer says the world needs to understand what it means when they are sold pl

food should stun tony. because i've got to be honest with you, i'm stunned.production right now. tony: i just -- i can't wrap my mind around just getting rid of our production facilities. michael: well, here's another big part of it. when you now go to franchises, you're going to have to come to the table and show them, "the facility we make this at is sqf certified, it's gmsi certified." and, you know, these certifications cost hundreds of thousands of dollars... tony: sure. michael: ...a year -- every year. lemonis: and then we're in trouble. michael: yeah, that's big trouble. lemonis: you opened up in new york city, you had great success, people love it, but it needs an evolution or it'll die. tony: i agree. lemonis: and relationships like this will be like gold to you. richard: tony, you have to evolve, you know? and you can't be afraid to do that. i'm telling you from experience, you can't be afraid to do that. lemonis: what they don't know is the business took a lot of heat for being out of flavors, out of stock. tony: that's true. lemonis: close your c

an honest heavy earnings day, that seems appropriate nestle, a big weight pushing the food and beveragesputting her up the cell, that is a lunchmeat business for anybody who does not know. 3.9% higher. up by 5.3 percent after scrapping the a380 project. that is a decision that has been a long time coming at airbus, something of a changing of the guard. an interesting story we will talk about more later. schneider up by 3.9%. reviewing certain assets and returning money to shareholders. let's flip things around. two thirds of the stocks moving higher and only a third dropping. this is lending weight to the downside on the stoxx 600. -- with amoco down on the property side. downgrades coming through, some of the oil majors as well a little weaker. despite actual moves to the upside, oil is continuing its up -- rebound. let's get a first word news update for you. president trump is said to be considering pushing back the deadline for higher tariffs by 60 days. he has already indicated his willingness for letting the date flip if the countries are close to a deal. this as top-level trade tal

i think if i do what i can to distribute some food to poor people, i think this, i hope at least or believe that i'm honest with them. that's as far as we can go. >> i had this terrible feeling that sla had asked for, what they probably didn't even realize was a $400 million demand. randy was offering $2 million. >> arrangements have been made for $2 million to be delivered to a tax exempt charitable organization, capable of making a distribution for the benefit of the poor and needy. >> but i thought at least a few words should be said. you know, this is, may not seem like what you asked for, but this is a lot of money for us. he didn't have $10 million sitting around. he really didn't. that was a lot of money in those days. he didn't want to be undressed by the sla publicly. randy would have done anything to save her, but that was the one little piece of pride that he wanted to retain in all this. we disagreed about that, and over a few drinks sometimes it would turn to an argument, but we both realized how difficult the situation is. >> so the hearsts do a couple of things. they raise money and they rea

call difficult for forgotten food that our grandparents use is how do you realistically reverse this is that something that would be really expensive because let's be honest sometimes that's what a lot of things can down to as money. yes actually is that but also we thing is then he said mean for the consumers on this that when they reject a tomato or a carrot but it took her market because she's ugly. that is is causing footways that is about thirty percent of all of the their football used to the world is wasted is strong to the to the government that would be enough to feed eight hundred twenty one million people suffering no it is still today and so that we can do though i think we can do is every country needs to have some sort of. it in seed to conservation areas for agriculture where they can have you know they're looking for the local seeds that are i it is that knowledge job to foreigners pretty sara by we have around fifty seven of those sites around the world we need to increase that in addition we have seen barns. eleven of those are global it's not obvious to us all the high quality of some of them you know in the high north where there's no

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. >> i'm in it for the food and the commercials. i will be honest. come on.h for coming down and i appreciate it what about you guys? >> we're here for the georgia running backs. brian: michelle and todd. you came down because we are here? >> yeah. >> absolutely. brian: do you have a prediction? >> georgia bulldogs are going to win today. brian: both teams have running backs. -- a super bowl with the baltimore ravens and then there is herschel walker one of the finest athletes america has ever produced who by the way just for fun likes to fight with martial arts and everything else and goes into the octagon. welcome, tony. >> thank you. brian: welcome herschel. >> thank you. brian: i am picking up the check i have to ask you a few questions. you have been to every super bowl since 190. >> correct. brian: tell me about this one in particular how is it going to come out. >> the experience that tom brady and new england patriots have. can't overlook a great defensive line that can get some pass rush up front and the rams really bring it i mean, they are just a s

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food on a daily basis. alexis? >> jasper t. jowls? >> you got it. he's the dog playing the banjo. pasquale was in the kitchen. to be honest, he needed to stay back there. had a big mustache. >> so many things i'm learning here this morning. i do want to take you to a new crash we have on the east bay. we turned our emeryville camera around so you can see the flashing lights in the middle of your screen. this is eastbound 80 right at the 580 split on the berkeley curve. looks like there's a semi involved and one other vehicle. initially calls were saying all lanes were blocked but they quickly pushed it to the shoulder. it looks like the shoulder is blocked, but it could be the right lane. i'll keep an eye on that. that's the counter commute direction. it's not looking terrible. a quick update on the tri-valley situation. sounding like it might not be a big deal. we had one vehicle call to report to say they hit that. lost control. chp cleared the scene. i have not seen any backup. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> here's a look at 280 and 17. you can see a sheen on the road from the -- let me get out of the

older equipment and help our farmers in the sale of food and the price to them? guest: i have to be honestdon't think it is going to do much for our economy. the president talks about creating an economic powerhouse of north korea. that's probably a slight exaggeration. i think, certainly, lessening of the tensions on the korean ininsula is going to result increased economic interactions between north korea and other countries nearby. at that, in turn, has a security benefit as well. as north korea becomes part of the international system, the dangers of conflict will go down. host: from our republican line, susan, good morning. from south carolina. caller: hi. i wanted to make comment. i watch your program quite often and i am very impressed with the unbiased way you present everything. also, i wanted to encourage anyone listening that president trump is representing the whole of america. he is just not a personality, he is the president and he is representing the whole of america. as a nation, one nation, we really should be more encouraging and supportive. he is representing our future,

food addiction. this is something that really connects the president with much of the country and the struggles that we face, and he should be honests opportunity to not only connect with the american people but maybe do something like governor hickenlooper he lost weight and worked on creating a city that was healthier. the president clearly has a very big problem. it's very sad. >> he could be a leader here. >> yeah. >> speaking of leaders. donny, i'm curious what you think about certain people who are called leaders in new york city that, in the words of carolyn malone, who unfortunately her district was robbed of this amazon opportunity, but she talked about 25,000 good-paying jobs that were lost. she talked about massive infrastructure improvements that were lost. the fact that when somebody like amazon comes to your area that that attracts other tech giants. the opportunities lost there are extraordinary for people, as andrew ross said, who don't understand basic economics, they think all that money in tax incentives if the jobs were brought and all the other great things happen in that area, he said there's a financial liter

upfront, and honest about who they are, and what they want to, and very are refusing to accept that it is impossible, that human beings can live with dignity, that human beings have enough foodto eat, that human beings have a right to a home, that human beings have a right to equality --dash a quality education. aoc, i am a big fan of an follow-on social media. she is unapologetic about that, and so am i. we feel a sense of urgency to make change, and that is why i am running for this position, but it has been a hard process. it's been, quite frankly, a sexist process. i have been told, not based on my achievements, not based on my record, not based on the type of person i am and how i conduct myself as an elected official, because of my personality traits i've been told i'm too difficult , i've been called crazy, i've been told i do not know how to bring people together, i don't know how to compromise, which is bull shipped, i do all of those things, but i have been told that. i want to tell you right now that if my colleagues elect me board president today, i am so excited to lift each and every one of them up. i am so lucky to be surrounded by amazing rock stars that i lo

order, top of the hill, make your order, slide down and pick up food at the bottom of the hill, as cool as great as this sounds to be honesthe story, take-out is only going to be open for one day march second, 11:30 in the morning to 20:30, what about when you ski all day and you want taco bell, i'm just saying. new service to make it easier, onward is going to help you with all of the logistics for your break up that you don't want to deal with. packages range from $99 to 500, they do everything, help you pack, find new housing and they give you access to essential events to help newly single to stay busy, the founders say they had interest, it's only in new york right now, guys, they are planning to roll out at some point. it's hard to do. maria: app for everything. cheryl: there is. maria: thanks, cheryl, sugar ban, california lawmakers want to get rid of big gulp cups. balancing wellness, we are talking other life lessons to help strengthen mind, body and spirit, don't miss it, next. maria: welcome back, headlines across america right now, east bay times takes a look at oakland teacher strike and what parents need to k

food. >> reporter: it's doubling down on what originally brought the company's success, fresh ingredients. >> we're just trying to be as transparent and honest, which it plans to roll out to more customers this year, and in a small number of restaurants, the company says it will try drive-thru lanes for picking up mobile orders, craig. >> all right, joe fryer for us in l.a. thank you. let's head back outside. >> coming up just in time for valentine's day, our resident expert on romance, jenna bush hager is going to give us a lesson on the art of love letters. but first this is "today" on nbc. >> we're like lenny anthony s >>> we are back to kick off our special valentine's day series. it's called share the love today. we do have a lot of fun planned for this week. >> we're going to start with what some call a forgotten art in the world of romance. but jenna, she's all about romance. good morning. >> i am. i love that i am the romance person here. i sat in on a workshop to learn about the art of putting pen to paper and why writing love letters matters. >> from writers earnernest hemmingway to celebrities marilyn monroe and even to presidents

honest negotiations. i've been through it many times. it doesn't work when they say we'll negotiate but won't talk about this. they should negotiate in foodthe president would move. i think congress should move and they could come to an agreement. that having been said, it doesn't look like the democrats want to come to an agreement. so they want to the drives the president towards another shutdown decision and i don't think they should shut down the government. they should pass a bill that would fund government and keep it open and try to demonstrate they have the votes to override veto from the president till they can keep government open. i think that's where mitch mcconnell is. i haven't talked with him but i know he's a very good legislate tore and i think he wants to get things done. i think the president rightfully should be looking at all of his options. i think it's a tough issue for him to issue an emergency order directing that the wall should be built but i'm sure that there are ways for him to do it in some places. maybe not the whole thing. eminent domain, there's lots of challenges in building a wall for the whole area. >>

food. >> reporter: it's doubling down on what originally broht the company's success, fresh ingredients. >> we're just trying to be as transparent and honestgram, which it plans to roll out to more customers this year, and in a small number of restaurants, the company says it will try drive-thru lanes for picking up mobile orders, craig. >> all right, joe fryer for u in l.a. thank you. let's head back outside. >> coming up just in time for valentine's day, our resident pert onromance, jenna bush hager is going to give us a lesson on the art of love letters. but first this is "today" on nbc. >> we're like lenny everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org y you. anthony s >>> we are back to kick offlur specalentine's day series. it's called share the love today. we

honest. the un warn the world's food system is under threat from a lack of biodiversity.ternoon live, all the sport with will perry. we'll have the latest on the big news coming out of chelsea today with the club banned from signing players for the next two transfer window. news on the europa league draw and a heavy one day defeat for england's women in india. thanks will, and ben has all the weather — ben. it really is lovely, most places enjoying sunshine, temperatures above 17 degrees in some spots. it is only february, cast your mind back one year and we were preparing for the beast from the east. we will remind you about that in about half an hour. thanks ben. also coming up, remembering the ten — huge crowds turn out in sheffield to honour the american airmen whose plane crashed there during the second world war. they were honoured this morning with a fly—past by the raf and us airforce. watching it in tears — the man who'd campaigned for the tribute — he was only eight when he witnessed the crash. that was worth waiting 66 years for. hello everyone, this is afterno