howard: welcome. lemonis: i'm marcus. howard: marcus, i'm howard.he nice guy, usually, and this is robyn, my partner. robyn: i'm robyn. lemonis: hey, robyn, how are you? nice to meet you. robyn: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: so how long have you guys been in business? robyn: 20 years. lemonis: how did you guys get in business together? howard: we knew each other since high school. lemonis: okay. howard: best friends. robyn: this is my ex-husband. we have two human children, and bowery kitchen is our first child. lemonis: you guys are 50-50? robyn: yes, absolutely. lemonis: who's in charge, between the two of you? robyn: howie. howard: i would say me. robyn: only because it's just like howie maybe started the business, but i'm not allowed to touch the knife wall. howard: yeah. lemonis: this place is big. howard: yeah, we can take you around and show you. lemonis: i would love to see. how many square feet is it? robyn: 4,000 square feet. lemonis: it looks kind of junky to me. customer comes in, no directional signage. howard: "holy [bleep] look a

question for howard. there has been a number of -- great growth in guidance documents and informal source of quasi rule making which really don't fall under terms of executive order and some have raised concerns that these are -- raise a real problem apart from concerns about the due process and so on but cost benefit analysis, these are things that are not seen by oira. should that change? what's your view? >> it's a great question. and in fact, senator langford has held hearings on this in which i participated. i think as a general matter, it would not be practical for an office like oira to review all guidance documents. when they are done right are interptive, they are nonbinding, they do not create new regulatory obligations. i think to review every one of them in advance to determine whether they violate those boundaries would be an enormous amount of work and probably not an efficient use of resources. on the other hand agencies do on occasion owver step. they are challenged and told that they can'

howard never did it. oira is still as strong as it needs to be and it needs a bigger budget, but it's in good hands and in good shape. so my thanks to howard for -- not thanks, but commendation for maintaining of the very strong tradition, and i also want to say at the outset that i'm really sad, randy, that you didn't take that job. i'll tell you, one of the best benefits of it was that i liveded in a residence that had been built or renovated by a russian oligarch who was so disfavored in russia that he thought he would live out his years, if he could, in belgium any not in russia where he was being pursued by all manner of people that he had built and he did this marvelous residence, but he was so bad that the belgians would never give him a visa. so the state department picked up the residence and that's where i lived and when i was introduced to it i had these local flemish intelligence authors and they told me this was the safest residence in the entire european union, and of the radical cell that l

question for howard. there have been a number of studies showing a great goeth in guidance documents and informal source of quasi-rule making which don't fall under executive orders. and some have made concerns that these are problems. cost benefit analysis, these are things that are not seen by oira. should that change? what is your view about that? >> thanks, that is a great question and in fact senator langford has held hearings on this in which i have participated. i think it is a general matter. it would not be practical for an office like oira to review guidance documents. and i think to review every single one of them in advance to determine whether they violate those boundaries would be an enormous enormous amount of work and not an efficient use of resources. on the other hand, agencies do overstep. and the good news is that most of the time they are called out on that and challenged and told that they cannot do that. i think what there has to be is some kind of rule that basically says that a gu

howard never did it. oira as strong as it used to be with the budget, but in good hands and in good shape. make things to you, howard for doing it. the accommodation for maintaining a very strong tradition. i want to say at the outset i really sad that you didn't take that job. i will tell you one of the best benefits of it as i live in a residence that had been built or renovated by a russian oligarch who was so disfavored in russia that he thought he would flip out his ears if he could indulge him, russia where he was being pursued. and so, he did this marvelous residence. he was so bad that the belgians would give him the visa. when i was introduced to it, i had these local intelligent authors, experts tell me that this was the safest residence in the entire european union system. you know, the radical file that lived was responsible. >> estimate clear so an urban myth doesn't get started. that was only a joke but now i know about the russian connection, if it were true and if i had been offered the jo

what is financialization this is how james howard kunstler defines it financialization is what happens when the people in charge create colossal sums of money out of nothing. aka debts and then cream off dependence profits from the asset bubbles interest rate arbitrage has and other opportunities for swindling that the artificial wealth presents it was a kind of magic trick that produced monuments of concentrated personal wealth for a few and left the rest of the population drowning in obligations from a stolen future the future is now upon them and this is what i call interest apartheid in america if you're below the interest rate apartheid line then if you go to the bank and you say lend me ten thousand dollars they would then give you this money at a cost of eight nine ten percent you know it's a payday loan it could be twenty percent fifty percent sixty percent interest rates if you're above the interest rate apartheid wall then you go to the bank and say like to borrow a billion dollars and the bank effectively. that billion dollars at zero percent interest and it's a anon it's a

put all the roulette wheel and we're going to go big now i want to turn to an article from james howard kunstler at concert dot com and basically he's talking about the fact that americans put it all on red the red states maggie maggie hat make america great again they voted for trump and the reason why they voted for trump is the financialization of the consequences of that and it's all funny in light of what also happened last week of this repeated thing of everybody all the markets sitting around waiting for the central bank waiting for the wizard of oz waiting for the wizard of oz to raise rates lower rates we use rates well what is the guidance this wizard of oz is going to offer us well the fact is the wizard of oz can do nothing about price discovery and that is coming soon things to come as our politicians keep deeper into illegal istic wilderness hunting for phantoms of russian collusion nobody pays attention to the most dangerous force in american life then raveling financialization of the economy and what is financialization well this is how james kunstler howard. defines it

. >> reporter: we spoke to the family and friends of the homicide victim, howard white a disabled military vet who went back to work as a private contractor he was back for a month and a half when this happened. this is an extensive crime scene they need here for hours. this happened shortly before 1:00 a.m. his family said howard noticed a man casing a nearby bar, he it was trying to defuse the situation telling him to walk away. he was shot twice. officers on patrol herd gunshots police responded. they saw white on the street citizen suspect flee. the victim's friend who has a permit to carry chased the suspect. he complied with police to drop his weapons.

howard had only been home a month and a half.e was a military man, a disable veteran. >> 20 plus years in several different terms of national guard and marines, in the army, working across seas, um, for u.s. contracts still doing for his country even though he wasn't physically active. >> harold holland says his cousin was simi trying to diffuse the situation. >> still a shock to me someone would do something like that to him. >> he was just that kind of man. >> he was trying to get somebody to not make the wrong mistake and wind up losing his life. he saved everybody's live at that bar that night. you know what i'm saying. he went out like a hero because that's what he was from day one. >> reporter: family members say white had only been home a hahn and half. he was looking forward to buying his own home and reuniting with friend. shawnette wilson fox 29 news. >>> coming up hot in pa we knew it was coming now we know exactly where it's coming. it could be in your backyard. >> they're committing crimes. one of the three just 13 y

a man is dead tonight after a motorcycle crash in howard county. police say james edward clements crashed his motorcycle sometime saturday night near penn shop and bennett road. they say the 47-year-old apparently tried to ride that motorcycle home after the crash, but he died from his injuries before he got there. his cell phone and motorcycle helmet were found at the crash scene. >>> a single car crash also left a 19-year-old man dead in woodbine, maryland, a few miles away from that motorcycle crash and police there say pierce english crashed his 2000 saturn into a tree after the car left the road on route 94 near the germantown, maryland man died there at the scene. police say he was not wearing a seatbelt. >>> we all know marion barry served as mayor of the district of columbia for a total of 16 years. well, now the man once dubbed mayor for life is being remembered in an oral history archives. it makes its debut tomorrow. the archive chronicles barry's 1978 mayoral campaign housed at washington university's gilman library. it contains intervi

. >> reporter: relatives of the 47-year-old howard white gathered outside the home on rosland streetn olney where he lived with his i wasn't shedding tears and sharing memories of their loved one. gunned down early thursday morning. >> he always made us feel like, you know, we was his children. >> reporter: howard who went by the nickname moody also known to give everyone he knew a special name it was just his affectionate personality they say. >> full of, you know, charisma. he was very socialable. outgoing, you know, very humorous. >> reporter: family members were told howard was bar around the corner from home with another relative when he notice add man causing a disturbance with others. he stepped in and the suspect allegedly shot and killed him. >> howard had only been home a month and half. he was a military man a disabled veteran. >> 20 plus years, you know, in several different terms of national guard and marines, in the army, working across seas for u.s. contracts still doing for his country even though he wasn't physically active. >> reporter: howard loved serving his coun

attorney mike ackerman along with howard dean and nicole.president tweeted, in context. he didn't choke, meaning president obama, there was a part of this "washington post" story where they quote a senior administration official saying basically we choked on how we responded to this. but here, nick, is what president trump said. he didn't choke, he colluded or obstructed. >> this is total hypocrisy. president trump during that campaign was doing exactly what vladimir putin wanted him to do, call into question the efficacy of the entire electoral process. if you recall, it was at that point in the campaign when president trump was talking about a rigged election. he was asking that the russians actually hack hillary clinton's e-mail. for president obama to come out and done anything more, particularly when he was obstructed by mitch mcconnell, who did not take this seriously in the first instance, would have just created a political storm that would not have gone anywhere. it would have been very partisan and would have just erupted in finger

howard pew in fostering big government and big oil. he is outspoken, using his own religious language to defend the politics of the independent oilman. he says, i do not need a nurse for my company, and does not want the government to play that role. as a result, the proposal dies. you could chalk that up to the wildcatters. 1948 is an interesting moment, not necessarily tied to oil, not necessarily a product of oil politics, but the founding of israel will become another wedge between independent oilman -- many coming from highly evangelical churches that believe israel is important to prophecy. they will champion israel, in general terms. this will work against major oil initiatives to open up saudi arabia and work with arab states in that region. if unintentionally, will become a wedge and formately, another victory wildcat oil. a third, really important trigger, an important political pivots takes place, something we had just started to wrestle with, that is the thailand controversy, which unfolds in stages between 1946 and 1952. i

so family members are identifying this victim as 47 year old howard white. they tell us he's a disable veteran who despite his injuries continued to serve his country only returned from service month and a half ago. now his family members mourning his death after shot and killed this morning on the street of philadelphia. police say they heard gunshot and immediately responded to the area of fifth and spencer street around 1:00 a.m. they saw the man lying unresponsive in the street and two other men running away from the scene. police caught up with one of the men. he was armed with two guns, but explained to police, no, no, no, i'm witness, chase that man who just shot and killed my friend. police say while on the run the 25 year old broke into a random home on the 6100 block of north sixth street. he enters through a back door, but quickly came in contact with the homeowner and the home end err's adult son. the suspect got no physical fight with the home own here was able to hold him until police arrived. the deceased family members are telling us the shoo

howard, what make you of the rookie?k james comey is right, he sure looked like he was at least acting with the kind of knowledge he would have had after many years of experience dealing with getting permits in new york city. i mean, that's how they operate up there. a couple things. first of all, even if he was not aware of the -- what the speaker called the long-running legal niceties, that did not prevent donald trump from going after hillary clinton day after day after day with what seemed to be a fairly detailed knowledge of the -- at least enough to make the accusation, that hillary clinton and bill clinton were monkeying around with the justice department and the fbi over her e-mail investigation. so he laid that predicate has a candidate, number one. more important, if he -- if he is a rookie, what a rookie does is come in and get help, get advice, learn the niceties on day one. donald trump, who i have interviewed and who i know, thinks he can handle everything on his own. don't forget, during the campaign he sa

let's bring in howard dean, former vermont governor, former dnc chair, msnbc contributor. susan del persio. what is the president trying to do? >> i agree with the congressman, he's trying to muddy the waters up. donald trump works best in his mind when he's fighting someone or something, when he's campaigning. that's what he's doing, he's making this a pr smear campaign against mr. mueller, which is really unfortunate, because if there is nothing to hide, he should be embracing it and saying yes, i want this to go forward, i want to to be done quickly, and thoroughly, because there's nothing to fear. >> howard, i'm curious. could the president fire mueller? i know he can do it legally speaking, but could he get away with it long term, given where everything is and the temperature right now. >> it depends on what you mean by getting away with it. if he did it tomorrow, he probably would not be impeached but his presidency would be useless and destroyed. he would have no authority. the vast percentage of the public, apart from his rabid base, would discredit him. it's a big

matthew howard senior says he and his adult were on the ground when they spotted the girl and howard said it was heart stopping moment and all he can do is think how to help the dangling 14-year-old. she fell 25 feet into his arms. >> i yelled drop i promise i'll catch you. she heard me. >> i seen the girl's little brother holding on to her you know crying and screaming please help her don't let her die. >> stop blaming her. stop blaming security at great escape. it's an accident. it happened. >> i'll catch you i'll catch you honey. >> howard injured his back catching the teen and says at the time he was too hyped up to feel anything he and his daughter visited the girl yesterday and they say she's recovering and in good spirits. >> that's incredible. >> remarkable. >> we've seen videos like this before at nearby ski resorts people dapingle from gond laves so scary and lucky those people are there. >> for those folks to be there and do that that's gr great. >> here's what we're looking at 5@630. >> ronica cleary here and we're telling you about fewer on camera briefings at the white

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howard, let me ask you about this attack.ms like there's two modes for this ship of state from trump. it's either attack speed or ram speed. they came out of this thing yesterday attacking, attacking, attacking, and formulating the notion of crimes. now, obstruction of justice is a crime. if he committed it, he'll have to pay for it. but the notion of leaking, i mean i spent all these years since the '70s in washington, and leaking is what you do in politics. i mean if you're going to get a story on the front page of a newspaper, you give it to one newspaper or one weekly magazine as you know. that's how you put out a story. in this case, mr. comey released what his memory was of a meeting he had with the president when he was working for the government. it doesn't seem like a leak to me no matter how hard kasowitz tries to make it so. >> no, it's not. these were notes about his private impressions written by himself, for himself. and especially now that he's out of a job, thanks to the president, jim comey can distribute tho

they found 46 year-old howard white with gunshot wound to his head and torso. he was pronounced dead on the scene. officers saw two men running away and they stopped one holding two guns. that man turned out to be a friend of whites and pointed officers in the direction of the suspect. now police say the 25 year-old shooting suspect then broke in the nearby home and got in the scuffle with the father and son. they were able to disarm and subdue him until police arrived and just a short time ago we spoke to the victim's family who gathered at the crime scene and here's how they are remembering him this morning. >> i will not be able to sit with my friend tomorrow morning to have breakfast and talk about life. >> not a regular hero but an american hero, all right. it hurts to my heart to see my friend laying in the street like a dog. >> i will be praying for the young man who took my cousin's life, i will be praying for them and i ask that everybody will keep me and my family in their prayer. >> now victim's family tells us he had only been home for about a month

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first alert meteorologist howard bernstein, he is the dad with the answers. >> hot and humid. even hotter than today. in the upper 80s today. i think we make low 90s tomorrow. we did have some spotty showers and storms, and first alert doppler tonight, a lot of activity in the midwest, but the activity here in the mid atlantic has pretty much diminished since earlier. other than a stray shower popping up, we will have a relatively quiet night and a muggy night. it is really humid. it is really warm. temperatures still in the upper 70s. in town. and on the bay. and leesburg, 79. germantown, 77. some of the heat index is still above the 80-degree mark. the future cast shows a fairly quiet overnight and we start tomorrow in the low and then lunchtime in the mid- 80s. spotty showers and storms here. and a couple of strong ones, west of the blue ridge. and with highs upper 80s, to low 90s. but it is going to be monday, as the cold front approaches, upper level winds increase, and a yellow weather alert could be strong to severe storms monday and talk more about that coming up in a

please welcome howard bloom. [applause] >> there is a moment in every authors life when he thinks he has found a story that interest him. when he feels he can wake up each morning, go to his desk and try to make characters, live on the page. but those moments are preludes and small ones to great energizing moment when he decides this is a story of love, but i have to write what i want to talk about is how i came to write the alaska night, the story of a glamorous american debutante who became a secret operative who help the allies win the war on his activities admissions fdr followed quite carefully. betty story is primarily a spy story. it's appropriate my thoughts begin to coalesce my commitment begin to formalize as i was walking among the ancient stones of cambridge university in cambridge england. cambridge university has a long and often infamous connection to espionage, most notoriously the kim filby spy ring, group of long-term penetration agents or moles who brought them into the english society while wo

. >> friend say howard white was talking about headed back heardh plans to head to korea, waiting on call back, and those plans, short, by this violence. police tell us they do have at least talking with homicide detective, as they continue to this case. >> 6:05, also following developing news coming out of wilmington this morning, police investigatinght. this is all taking place on the 600 belong of east fifth street. active i on how the victim is doing or possible suspect, as soon as you. >> 6:06. he was entrust today coach footl in prison. >> steve keeley, so many yrs by. >> the words who are i have sick used, and here is the video of the guy charged with horrific crimes, and he was a football coach. but foot call teams have little cheerleaders, and that's what was using the job to get to, little girls, who were cheerleaders cents as young as four years old. >> person might have had association with the ramblers or cheerleading squad for the ramblers, may have been, may have been potentially targeted, that's why we're making our plea for help. >> after bensalem as best ' we can te

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howard fineman stays with us. beyond the latest london on the ground, next we're going to look at the political fallout in the united states including what many are calling bizarre and counterproductive reactions from president trum top day. then we turn to domestic news on "the point" talking with a woman that worked for jared kushner and says she has stories to tell. i have a special report on a moment that everyone is waiting for this week, jim comey breaking silence and testifying about president trump. his firing and potential new detail about the russia inquiry all of that is coming up on "the point." friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well fitting dentures let in food particles just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. super poligrip free m

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