jennifer: hi, i'm jennifer. barbara: hi, jen!t that she had never gotten her products fully certified for distribution. and so, as we move closer to the installation day for hinsdale, i'm taking her to ul -- the place that specializes in authenticating the work that you do. barbara: this is the rain lab! lemonis: that's awesome! barbara: we are validating products to comply with standards for safety. lemonis: to get the entire company certified, you're saying, "do i want to protect my employees? do i want to protect my customers?" jennifer: yes. lemonis: why? jennifer: so they continue to come back to us and have a great experience. lemonis: and they're safe. jennifer: and they're safe. yeah. lemonis: how's brian? anything good, bad? jennifer: i mean, i'm starting to digest what happened yesterday. on day one, i wasn't comfortable with giving him equity, and that hasn't changed. there's just something that that doesn't sit well with me for the very long-term. lemonis: are you kidding me? what's your deal with people? this is the

jennifer: i'm good. how are you? i'm jennifer. jennifer, nice to meet you. jennifer: yes.e to meet you. lemonis: so, i was asking questions. what's the number-one item ordered? jennifer: pulled pork. lemonis: no doubt? jennifer: no doubt. lemonis: okay. so, whose recipes are these? jennifer: mine. lemonis: and who's in charge of what? chandler: she's the art, and i'm really the business side of it, right? i'm trying to make sure we're able to scale -- like, we can't scale her, so i need to have something that is makable by a properly trained employee. if it was 100% her way, it would be we make everything that we can from scratch. jennifer: that's the problem, is that we're very much both control freaks about stuff. i'm in charge of operations, the daily running of the store. lemonis: okay. chandler: i'm the ceo. i get the final call. lemonis: what does that mean? [ both laugh ] it's a barbecue restaurant. chandler: yeah. lemonis: it seems to me that chandler maybe takes himself just a little too seriously. it's almost like he felt like he needed to put a label on himself.

-jennifer: i'm jennifer. lemonis: jennifer, nice to meet you. jennifer: nice to meet you. welcome.: tad. nice to meet you. lemonis: tad, nice to meet you. tad: we're getting ready for lunch. lemonis: is corporate events primarily what you do? tad: most of our work is film production -- about 80%. lemonis: oh, really? 'cause i don't normally think chicago film production. when tad walks me through how he allocates his business revenue, with 80% of it being concentrated to one industry, what happens if that industry goes away? what does he do? well, i'm just gonna take a step back and kind of watch the process. tad: okay, we'll get all set up. you park the van. we'll start getting this thing all set up. need a spoon for that. vince: what about these coffee pots? tad: get them in the conference room. fire hazard. how much time do we have? woman #2: 12 minutes. lemonis: have you ever visualized trying to herd cats? that's what i feel like i'm watching. tad: i mean, this is ridiculous. lemonis: everybody's running around like a chicken with their head cut off. just looks like mass chaos

jennifer lopez.hen kevin, you headed backstage and you talked to j-lo immediately after she performed. >> yes. we were exclusive backstage where we caught up with everybody, including an emotional jennifer right after her big, big grammy moment. ♪ ♪ do you love me ♪ dancing in the streets ♪ come on, come on, come on, let me show you what it's all about ♪ >> that's for you, mommy. >> i could cry. it's such a good moment. i just -- i just, i don't know. ♪ ♪ i guess >> singing with smokey robinson. i have to pinch myself. i grew up with those songs and my mom loved those and passed them onto us. it's a dream come >> i have like that performance shut down any critics who were out there who said, why is jennifer doing that? >> thank you. yeah. the thing about music is any type of music can inspire any type of artist. you know, you can't tell people what to love. >> i want everybody to stand up for motown right now. >> i'm on a high right now. i'm battling -- >> no. you killed it. >> thank you. >> that was

bradley's ex-wife, jennifer esposi esposito.his as bradley steps out with the mother of his child, irina shayk. irina didn't look enthused during their outing yesterday as sources tell "e.t." he doesn't want irina to feel uncomfortable, and everyone has gotten very carried away with the gossip. our source also reveals what was said after their duet. she thanked bradley for making her dream of becoming a movie star come true, and he thanked gaga for making him a rock star. but is gaga sitill trying to defect? she captioned this, sharing this moment with a true friend. jennifer esposito also vocal. she said, responded, ha. jennifer and bradley were married for only four months, splitting in '07. the last time she spoke of him was in her 2014 memoir a it wasn't favorable. gaga got love from her rival. there was this cuddly after party pic titled, don't mess with italian girls. ♪ i was born this way ♪ ready or not >> it feels reductive. >> is that good? >> look it up. >> it seems gaga looked it up. >> she wouldn't look me in the eye

jennifer loves to create fashions that surprised us. at first glance this looks like a separate shirt and waistcoat on a hanger. by comparison but none of the team pieces together. so it's one item and from the back you can see that takes a shot. as a student she founded the brockman label that she now runs with her husband orloff comes in berlin. the first she designed only men's fashions and one high praise for them at berlin fashion week. now she's also a welcome guest at the paris put a foretaste shows and she's expanded her business to include women's fashions always true to the minimalist tradition. sweet playful fashion is assigned to women and powerful designs to men. and he should have got past that with a mexican. the creative forces at belle house wanted to change the world with their form follows function principles about house design still impressed one hundred years on. jennifer brockman is trying to change the a from her own world of fashion in her own way. to the concept of africa some sustainability concept is also an a

and it's also where jennifer no calls home. so that when i get money i will send the other three children i don't think i will go back to south sudan there's no stability the idea behind calibrating to help the refugees become self-sufficient that's why genesis been provided with a seventy house a water tank and space for a kitchen garden jennifer also restless. and eat food it's not much but jennifer makes two. not far from her place construction is going on kind of being is getting ready to house more people. but the problem. kakuma refugee camp located in one of kenya's most marginalised areas and some citizens say they don't see the benefits of having the camps here. that's kind of a market james is waiting for a customer the twenty year old a kenyan from a nearby village says he moved here to find work he doesn't think it's fair that the refugees are given help with his village just struggling. mostly because problem is water have it rough. we have to bring them closer to the refugee camp if they are to survive and i can t

jennifer, you are awesome. as you go off to the great aggie school, texas a&m university, you must change a little bit. am have to say, howdy, gig and whoop a lot. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ithout objection, ma'am. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, just recently i was very proud and pleased that this body passed my legislation, the juvenile block grant anti-bullying and intervention act, dealing with prevention of bullying, but more importantly, dealing with the opportunities for communities across america to begin to think more creatively of how you deal with juvenile justice. how you deal with young people, the juvenile ages, who have gone awry, of school laws, regular actions, of criminal activities. how do you deal with these young people? it is clear that the juvenile justice system needs to be reformed. as a member -- senior member of the judiciary committee, it's my commitment to

on utt and at jennifer sh her reporting on cq.com. on c-span,p tonight the funeral service for former congressman john dingell. after that, conversations with congressional leaders, minority whip steve scully's, debbie stabenow, and house democratic chair hakeem jeffries. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. friday morning, the heritage willation's stephen moore, discuss the trump administration's economic record and impact on the 2017 tax law. and senior congressional reporter eugene bolero will discuss prospects for a major infrastructure deal. willlarson of connecticut discuss his legislation to reform and expand social security. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal friday morning. join the discussion. >> coming up friday on the c-span networks, remarks by former georgia candidate for stacey abrams. she will be at the brookings institution to talk about race and political power. the wilson center hosts a conversation on the united states mexico canada agreement and mexico'

it was a woman named jennifer crew from iowa. look at this person that ryan had allegedly confessed to. and they worried. >> she strolled in wearing a suit with decently done hair, normal makeup. >> but how exactly did this woman living 500 miles away from ryan widmer come to have such a starring role? it turned out she watched "dateline" of the first trial that storied aired in september of 2009. after watching the show, she sent ryan an e-mail through the free ryan widmer website, telling him how bad she felt about his plight. >> i felt sorry for ryan. i asked him what i could do to help him. >> before long, the two were in frequent touch. >> struck up e-mail, texts, ultimately a phone relationship. >> correct. >> as the relationship continued, ryan sent her photos of his dogs and asked her to send him a picture of herself. initially she sent this one of a friend. she says things got a little racy on the phone. >> he told me he was watching porn in his mom's basement. >> there was even talk of jennifer visiting ryan in ohio for

and eat her food it's not much but jennifer makes to. not far from her place construction is going on kind of being is getting ready to house more people. but the problem. kakuma refugee camp located in one of kenya's most marginalized areas and some citizens say they don't see the benefits of having the camps here. that's kind of a market james is waiting for a customer the twenty year old a kenyan from a nearby village says he moved here to find work he doesn't think it's fair that the refugees are given help with his village just struggling. mostly because problem is water on a must have it rough. we have to bring them closer to the refugee camp if they are to survive and i've got to tell you the refugees that get water not the house community. i went to all of them and then i got on my. one of the several points and then kind of the host committee only has one function and. sometimes forced to dig wells of the system rather than order to find water the agreement between the kenyan government and non-governmental organizations working

. >> muchas personas tienen un justicia por jennifer vÁzquez, que muriÓ a manos de la policÍa de sanes del asesinato de la joven que falleciÓ en navidad. >> justicia para jenny gritaban los manifestantes en fiscalÍa de santa clara para que le diera mÁs detalles sobre la investigaciÓn de la muerte de vÁzquez quien falleciÓ el 25 de diciembre cuando la policÍa la perseguÍa por equivocaciÓn. >> ya mÁs de dos meses y no tenemos respuesta de este caso, donde el departamento de policÍa matÓ a la joven jennifer vÁzquez. >> ella estaba en un auto robado cuando recibiÓ los disparos de la policÍa de san josÉ, y no actÚan de acuerdo con los avances de la investigaciÓn. >> no son hechos o juicios penales en cuanto a los oficiales implicados. >> ha sido difÍcil para nosotros, han quitado todo, hasta la alegrÍa de vivir. >> raramente hubo negligencia criminal, claramente asesinaron hasta joven, persiguieron al carro equivocado. >> el padre la joven de 24 aÑos lo Único que piden es que revisen el historial de los policÍas que dispararon. >> sÓlo queremos que se haga justicia, que revisen el histori

>> i agree with what jennifer just said. is, i think at the end it's not going to be republicans scratching their head, it's democrats, he may have started that investigation, perhaps congress was wear that this investigation started. if at the end they can't find a smoking gun evidence that puts the president in a compromising position. then democrats have a problem. they keep saying that he's somehow included with the russians, if they don't find that evidence, democrats are going to -- and a lot of talking heads are going to have to do a lot of explaining to the american public. >> thank you very much. >> frank, i'm going to let you go, alfonso, jennifer and adam have to stay with me. >>> quick programming note, former acting fbi director andrew mccabe is sitting down with lawrence o'donnell tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. >>> is america ready to feel the burn once again? how bernie sander's entry into the 2020 race could impact an already very crowded field. for my family. in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cure

jane: jennifer, thank you very much indeed.k at the day's other news, 10 peolle have been after fire swept through a youth trainingsi ses -- sector run by one of brazil's biggest football clubs. the fire is still under investigatiofe flames engulone of the y dormitories used bayers between the ages of 14 and 16. amplayers and staff arg the dead. the lieutenant governor of virginia denied a second claim of sexual assault as turmoil continues to grip the statehouse. justin fairfax-based growing calls to step down including from the former governor terry mcauliffe after a classmate claims he raped her two decades ago. her account is similar to that of vanessa tyson who said their fax asulted hern 2004. in airfax aaulted her 2004. gunman who killed six members of a mosque in quebec twoenears ago has entenced to life in prison. alexandre bissonnette pleaded guilty to six counts of first-degree murder. the attack was described as a terrorist incident but it later emerged that h bissonnette mental health problems. a 16-year-old boy ha

tonight -- jennifer connelly, oscar nominee richard e. grant, miley cyrus and mark ronson, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from why don't we. and now, prepare yourself, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. very nice. thank you. hi, there. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. that's very nice. we have so much to get to. we have a lot to get to starting with an interesting bit of weather trivia. last week, you know in the midwest they had what they call a polar vortex. also known as cold. it was cold in the midwest. and this is interesting. according to the adult entertainment website pornhub, with which i assume none of you are familiar, during a polar vortex there was a big surge in viewing of their site across the midwest. they even put out a chart. you can see minnesota showed the biggest increase. [ laughter ] 22%. the only state that had a decrease was michigan. and they think that was just because kid rock was in malibu that week. [ laughter ] the la

jennifer: i think we absolutely can.ect other officials to behave in a less combative fashion and a less evasive manner. i was all of us were incredibly stunned by whitaker's lack of decorum. i have testified before congress. i have watched many hearings, i have never heard a witness tell a member of congress let alone , the chair of the committ his time had expired. it was absolutely stunning. jane: jennifer, thankou very much indeed. and a quick look at the day's other news, 10 people have been killed after fireou swept t a youth training sessionse -- or run by one of brazil's biggest football clubs. the fire is still under investigation. flames engulfed one of the dormitories used by players between the ages o 14 and 16. players and staff are among the dead. the lieutent governor of virginia denied a second claim of sexual assault as turmoil continues to grip the statehouse. justin fairfax-based growing calls to step down including from the former governor terry mcauliffe after a classmate claims he raped her two deca

jennifer, how did this bill come together? jennifer: this has been in the making since almost last year when we began the fiscal 2019 oc

thanks, jennifer. appreciate it. that hearing is underway. in addition, the president is still speaking. doing glad-handing and thank yous and calling folks up as he wants to do before sheriffs and police chiefs from across the nation, thanking them for the amazing work that they do. should the president make more news or anything more on this bill that is forthcoming, we'll give you that. we have two stories today that we think are very -- one that is important that is the one about auto loans. there's a crisis building on neighbors that can't make auto payments. we'll got a report on that. and now the new face of brick and mortar retailers. if you have been in them, you know. some of them are going away. some of them look like something from the 90s. and some of them are creating a brand new experience for shoppers. not just go find the shirt you want or funds the underwear you need. a real experience. we'll take you to an iconic location in the big city where it's all new. o your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brai

la policÍa >>> este grupo de activistas, libre comunitario padre como madre y otro familiares de jennifertigaciÓn sobre la muerte de jennifer vÁzquez el pasado 25 de diciembre a mano de 4 agentes de la policÍa >>> estamos destrozados, no s saben realmente lo que vive, cordialmente no quitaron la vida >>> despuÉs de 2 meses de la tragedia de la familia exige respuestas y este momento siguen en espera >>> que tomen acciÓn van mÁs de 2 meses en incidente y respuestas la familia se juntÓ con el fiscal para la investi investigaciÓn y esperamos respuestas >>> estÁ claro que esta a cargo de la investigaciÓn de la muerte de jennifer vÁzquez es por eso que la familia pide que se esclarezca lo mÁs pronto posible >>> telemundo se comunicÓ con el distrito de santa clara lo cual repitiÓ con esto >>> me reunÍ con la familia de jennifer y los activistas pido condolencias y revisaremos muy cuidadosamente toda la evidencia antes de tomar la decisiÓn, el proceso aÚn continua >>> es muy duro! >>> aÚn es incierto cuando en fractal y adelantos resultados en investigaciÓn, en san josÉ noticieros telemundo 48 >

here's the worrisome part, jennifer. many of these people many times, saying, this is my line, trump is crossing it, that's against the constitution, that's against the responsibilities and obligations that congress has, but somehow, trump gets them in the end. >> that's right. they are utterly spineless. they have decided for whatever reason that it's easier just to go along and keep their heads down. and as a result, they've lost all intellectual, moral authority. and this was precisely what tom and i predicted was going to happen if donald trump was elected, that he would slowly corrode and have the party degenerate on his watch, because he sucks people in to supporting this nonsense, he creates an atmosphere in which facts don't matter, he attacks the underpinnings of our democracy. as a result, the entire party is going down the tubes with him. and we're left -- >> and the conservative movement with it. >> correct. >> here's the interesting part about that, tom. in theory, donald trump is serving some master, possib

here's jennifer carpenter! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: jennifer carpenter. look at that. get into the show because it's got a lot of buzz here at nbc. but i want to talk about it. but first i want to know about you. you went to juilliard, which is a very prestigious acting school. i mean, it's like the hogwarts of acting. >> yeah, exactly. [ light laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. and they made you sing in the audition. is that true? >> that's part of it. when i went there, they took seven women a year. i think now it's even. they take the same about of men as they do women. but, you have to do a classical piece, a comedic piece and then you have to sing. so i worked really hard on my classical and my comedic pieces, knowing that i cannot sing. i'm married to a singer. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i chose a frank sinatra song because, to me, forgive me, but it sounds a lot like talking. [ laughter ] so -- >> jimmy: well, kind of, yeah. >> so, i said -- i said when i went to the callback, i said -- they said, "okay, we would like to hear your song. >> jimmy: you cann

a question for jennifer and steve and john. since you all were there at the very beginning, what are you taking with you jennifer 220 20? steve, what you will you take from this mission onward and john same question. >> i will start with two things. first, people. all of these people are well trained to become engineers on 2020 and i would love to have every single one of them helping us. and then, you know, for me it's the family of the people who help to develop this, and we work together towards the next missions, not just this team but the team who work through all of it, the teams are the part behind the rover that make the rovers great. >> for me, when i started out a long time ago on the mars exploration rover project i was a rookie pi. i made a number of silly mistakes, i am sure you remember a few of them. i learned from those, learned a lot. and have tried very hard to pass some lessons along to younger scientists, younger engineers, and then i would completely agree with jennifer. it is really all about the people an

directly behind her, jennifer lopez and behind j.b, and it's going to be a big night for her. she's nominated grammys. >> that sounds even better. i thought it was more. >> today, the 26-year-old appears on the cover of "hair para's bazaar." we got this behind the scenes look at her brand new pepsi commercial that will air during sunday's awards. >> okay? >> no, no, no, okay. >> okay. >> oh, yeah, baby. >> you are. >>mine's not as boon. the 65-year-old just upped the romance factor with a new fragrance collection. now, i know what everyone out there is thinking, so, yes, i went ahead and i asked him. what does michael bolton smell like? >> wow. >> okay, fine, i'll smell you. >> wow. >> give it a try. >> ready? here we go. >> so glad i showered before i came here. >> smells like time, love and tenderness. ♪ time, love and tenderness >> the sweet smell of success. michael's first fragrance for women is named for one of his biggest hits let me have a smell. i sprayed way too much. sorry, everyone. it smells amazing, but now i'm living i

jennifer loves to create fashions that surprised us. at first glance this looks like a separate shirt and waistcoat on a hanger. by comparison but none of the team pieces together. so it's one item and from the back this is you can see that takes a shunt. as a student she founded the brockman label that she now runs with her husband orloff climbs in berlin. at first she designed only men's fashions and won high praise for them at berlin fashion week. now she's also a welcome guest of the parish prison forte shows and she's expanded her business to include women's fashions always true to the minimalist bow tradition. by us sweet playful fashions assigned to women and powerful designs to men. and if we should have got past. the creative forces that bellhousing wanted to change the world with their form follows function principles about house design still impressed one hundred years old. jennifer brockman is trying to change the a from wrong world of fashion in her own way. the concept of africa some sustainability concept is also an aspec

i'm here at tomales farmstead creamery, and i'm talking to jennifer, the cheesemaker here. jennifer. >> hello. >> i noticed the goats. [ laughs ] and they milk the goats, and from that, they pass it off to you, correct? >> correct. >> and what do you do with it, jennifer? >> well, i pasteurize the milk first. i'll make one of four types of cheeses. i make two hard cheeses. right now, we're making just a goat cheese, like a tomme that... so i'll form the cheeses in one day, and then they age for two to four months before we sell them. >> okay. i have to try. >> this is the sheep-goat blend. we call it atika. and this is called assa. it's a goat -- just an aged goat tomme. >> okay. so i'm gonna give it a taste. >> [ laughs ] >> mmm! i've never had anything like this before, and i love cheese. [ both laugh ] jennifer, thank you so much. thanks so much for joining us. we're gonna be back here next week with more stories to share. in the meantime, we'd like to hear from you. so send us your favorite stories, pictures, videos, and places right here in the bay area. visit us onlin

jennifer, you cover the prison system a lot. you are really taken with this book and wrote a review for "the new yorker." >> i saw on early copy of this book in december. a lot of folks -- as reporter, you often get a lot of books. i started reading this and i could not put it down. i thought it was so important, crucially important. i feel like it covers one of the most overlooked aspects of math incarceration. intoealth risks that folks her when a go inside is something i feel needs much more attention. i think as a society, we have and we do to these not follow-up with the necessary questions. is itr. venters book does pushes the harder question, did this death have to happen? is or something in the jail that led to this? that is something we need to be asking. amy: tell us the case of ronald speer. >> ronald is one of the gentlemen in the book. he was in his 50's in rikers island. he was a kidney dialysis patient. in 2012, 1 night he felt very ill and try to get the attention of the doctor. a medical office next door to his

and then i would completely agree with jennifer.s really all about the people and this extraordinary group of people in this room, the ones we've lost along the years. that's the real story. the people on this project. >> for me, it's the privilege and the honor to have been part of this project and the honor to have been serving as project manager for the last 12 years that i'll take with me. >> i have a follow-on with matt, who i -- from pathfinder. >> so this project has been -- i've been on this project 18 years. from the development cycle, looking at the landing sites, all the way through operations, it's been half of my career. it's been great. >> do we have a social media question? outpouring quite an of love online. lots of memories. quite a few people would like to know if we would ever try to retrieve the opportunity rover and perhaps it in a martian museum? [laughter] >> can i take that one? >> i've been to antarctica and i have been to some of the huts built by the early expeditions that went there more than a century ag

it's not a no, but jennifer, how do you read that? >> i read that in conjunction with some of the other interviews he's given where he spec late that once the mueller report comes out, it's going hurt president trump tremendously. so i don't think that's a no. i think that is simply keeping his name in the conversation, keeping the ball alive. i do think that we're going to see a period of time when the mueller report comes out, when the roger stone trial begins, and we're going to see whether those significantly alter the president's standing in the republican party. we know it's hurt him overall. he's at the low 40s at best with the general electorate, but he's remained strong with republicans. and i think it's going the be a test as to whether he can fend off any challengers. one thing that is significant is republicans are so scared of a challenger, they're attempting to change the rules in some of these primaries to make it more difficult for someone to compete. and that suggests that they're nervous about the president's standin

tonight, jennifer lopez, academy award nominee amy adams, from "happy death day 2 u", jessica rothe, and music from josh groban, and now, and furthermore, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: hi there. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. you're very kind. please relax. i'm glad we're here on the night, the night before valentine's day. are you, guillermo. thank you. are you ready for valentine's day, guillermo? >> yeah, i'm ready, jimmy. i made dinner reservations. >> jimmy: did you get the flowers? will you make love to your wife after the valentine's dinner? >> i hope so, jimmy, after the drinks. >> jimmy: a lot of people don't have the night before valentine's day. not too many couples doing it the night before. february 13th could be the most sex-free night of the year. if you are having sex right now, carry on. winter's come for much of the united states just as "game of thrones" said it would. schools are closed. flights are delayed. spring's canceled. and the mood in milwaukee is grim. >> reporter: judy walsh at fourth