-joe t.: yeah. -lemonis: 60 days? -joe t.: yeah. was 60-days time between you terminating the person and you stopping your communication with her? which means, joe, that it still happened inside of the window that you and i were partners. this discussion is about you making a decision that put the business in jeopardy. joe t.: i know, that's what you're saying. lemonis: you put your partners in jeopardy, you put me in jeopardy. why did you fire her? joe t.: she was being evaluated over time, and so was everyone else. lemonis: when i first got there, you never said to me, "there's a list of employees. they're problem children. i'm having to coach them." joe t.: i am not the person who's gonna say, "hey, i'm done with that person." i'm going to try to put them through my training program and see what i can do to make them better employees. lemonis: did you do that with the young lady? joe t.: as a group? absolutely. lemonis: i'm not saying as a group. we're not having this conversation with the other guys. before you terminate somebod

joe t.: good, brother. you, too.'ve invested over $400,000 in this quick-service restaurant to make it a model for a national franchise. but what i've put in place has gone off the rails. sammy: bad burgers, bad fries, bad customer service... for the last 90 days, it's been [bleep] lemonis: and the partners are too busy fighting to fix it. joe t.: i'm the guy that's here every day... sammy: right, what's your problem? joe t.: ...and you're the guy that shows up once a month, that's what it is. that's the problem. lemonis: we have a big opportunity to grow this business. we have a franchisee scheduled to come here, but it looks like chaos to me. but if these guys can't grow up... sammy: i laid out all the kitchen equipment, designed the entire space -- joe t.: i know. if it wasn't for you,

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. >>> joe is in for mark. what happened at at&t park? it got a little violent. >> the giants and nationals haven't played an important game since the playoffs of 2014, but feelings apparently linger from 3 years ago. dusty baker was not the manager. chris spire was not a coach. then. the nationals have hit some. getting into more pitched in. a 1-0 washington lead. 2-0 when strickland pitched to harper in the 8th. he drilled harper with a 98- mile an hour fastball. it was on. on like most fights they landed punches. there. there is always a chance someone gets hurt who isn't a principle. one guy knows he can't go out there, madison bumgarner. strickland needed 3 to get him to the clubhouse. they were both ejected. fine and possible suspension. 3-0 winners are the nationals. davis presented with a championship ring from last year. a game of solo home runs. a couple of batters back to back. fans barely settle in their seats. 10 on the year for incarnacion. the a's in the 7th got in the home run act. nothing cheap about that. followed by a s

julia: that was wells fargo t -- ceo, tim sloan. joe: "what'd you miss?"ng in a staggering chart -- was put together by mike mcdonough. this is about the university of michigan sentiment data. this is a percentage of respondents receiving on -- unsolicited positive comments -- you are just having a conversation that showed an hour, by the way, in government is doing or feeling. this linus come up like a rocket. julie and i both noticed this chart today, we are stunned by this. this is in the immediate wake of the trump victory. nearly 30% of respondents saying, i've heard the economy is good. ofpite some kerry ration trump's approval ratings, which we know about, have talked about on the show -- policy agendas fall, there is an extraordinarily high number of eople, and -- scarlet: even more amazing when you go back to the chart and consider, the average between 1981-2016 -- was 2%. they go from 2% thomas -- joe: shows you how great washington, d.c. is doing with the economy. scarlet: between what was saying -- in terms of paul's and being asked about the p

that the government is not going to be able to follow through on tee times -- key -- t tax reforms tax reforms. joet ways to assess the agenda. house speaker paul ryan insisted that the comey chaos were not get in the way of the gop agenda. walk and chewwill gum at the same time, we will keep doing our jobs and advancing our reforms that we were elected to advance while we do all these other things in our responsibility. that is what we will be judged on in 2018. joe: joining us now from capitol hill, sahil kapur, bloomberg national political reporter, an davison, bloomberg tech support it. you had paul ryan saying that they can walk and chew gum at the same time, the clichÉ, and that voters will judge them on the policy. do you buy that? sahil: it is a sober philosophical tone by speaker ryan, i would say. in the midst of the trump turmoil from the president and the white house escalating beyond what we have seen so far. the speaker has been good about dismissing drama from the white house as a day-to-day thing, momentary thing that will fade, and not something he has to worry about the today he t

vice president joe biden, a friend and colleague to my uncle ed t teddy. [ applause ] a champion for justice, working families and women and an inspiration for all of those suffering from loss. thank you for visiting japan, and for telling the japanese that i was responsible for your success. so they, too, should do everything that i said [ laughter ] s secretary john kerry, our planet has no greater advocate, our children no more far-sided w warrior for peace and diplomacy and you have pursued the strategy of peace that president kennedy laid out, and we are all safer, healthier and more pros rouse because of your indefatigable wisdom and optimism. thank you for trusting me enough to visit japan only once when you had to check on paris 38 times [ laughter ] this is a night to celebrate politics and family. as my father and uncles taught us, politics is a family endeavor, and so i would like if we could offer a round of applause for first lady michelle obama and for all of the political spouses here tonight. [ applause ] many of you here in this room cast your first vote for presiden

t town." well, , for more, we go to joe stiglitz, nobel prize winning economist, columbia university professor, and chief economist for the roosevelt institute. he is the author of numerous books, most recently, "the euro: how a common currency threatens the future of europe." joseph stiglitz, welcome to democracy now! can you respond to the budget that has just been revealed? >> it is like everything else, it is made up. you could say it is a collection of lies put together. it doesn't make any economic sense. i don't think anybody has looked at it can fathom the economics. you mentioned one thing, the 3% growth rate. which is the largest deviation in estimate relative to the cbo on record. when i w was chairman of the council of economic advisers, we wanted to be responsible and we always were conservative and very careful getting the views of everybody. one, to make sure our numbers were reasonable. he has made no pretense to be reasonable. what is striking is while he assumes there is going to be more growth, if you look at the budget, it is designed to reduce growth. ,e cuts out support f

t. front runner we are told is former senator joe lieberman, that's the name out there. the president today saying simply that he wanted to move very soon on making that announcement? i would expect we might get that now at some point between now and when the president leaves for his foreign trip. tomorrow he's going to saudi arabia, israel, italy and belgium on a multi-nation day trip much anticipated as well, mellissa. >> i know that reporter asked president trump whether or not he asked in anyway, shape or form director comey to back down, was he asked whether the contents of that memo were accurate or reflective of what happened in the oval office? >> reporter: no that's the format. ewas not asked and pinned down on that point. what the white house has said is they don't believe the account presented in the comey memo is an act rat account of that conversation. what they haven't said is what exactly the president said to the fbi director and what he meant by it. so much will be his intent in terms of conveying those words to the fbi director. was he trying to shut do

joe. we'll start off with a look at temperatures. we made it to 73 degrees at philadelphia international airport today t we're now checking in in the mid0's right around 65 degrees, 62 in millville. we have 63 in trenton, 61 allentown, 61 in reading. we're in the low 60's in wildwood and mid 60's currently in atlantic city. a check of storm storm scan3, mh quieter story compared to about four hours or so ago. we have moisture located out to our west and that's what's going to be impacting us as we head into specifically sunday night and memorial day. now, it's not going to be completely dry this weekend or for the remainder of the holiday weekend but it's not going to be a washout either. meanwhile types in -- high temperatures in the 70's. we'll talk more specifically when you'll see the rain. back to you. >> camden county honored the memory of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. "eyewitness news" was at the camden county veterans cemetery at harley on haddon avenue in camden. volunteers there placed hundreds of american flags on graves. >> makes me feel great. it shows the people still care. and thes

t. >> i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin and louis burgdorf. "morning joeets speak for themselves. the president was very dealer in his tweet. >> the president was very clear and i think there's continuing to be a literal interpretation of his tweet. >> the president's tweets stand for themselves. >> i think the tweets speak for itself. >> sometimes you don't have to read too much into it. he stated a fact. the tweet speaks for itself. i'm moving on. >> what i just said speaks for itself. >> white house press secretary tactic over the past few months when asked to defend a questionable trump tweet. so i'm wondering what his explanation is going to be this morning of the odd tweet that the president put out last night because apparently it speaks for itself. >>

we know joe lieberman is a front runner, what qualities and what do you think about t objection to anyonerved in elected office in the past. >> law enforcement experience is paramount. second is a political. i think what the white house ought to do here is just keep ann andy mccabe in the in the job. he is highly credible, and he is kpi te competent, she not political, he has experience, and let the mueller move forward. >> didn't he upset the white house with some of his testimony already on the russian investigation. >> he told the truth, that should not be a disqualification. >> john mclaughlin, you have the closest connection as acting cia director with your colleagues at the fbi and other intelligences, bob mueller, you said it is a great choice, but for the special council, but what about for fbi. >> i think they need a professional in that job. the names that have been mentioned are all people that people like myself and jeremy, i'm sure, respect like senator lieberman, fran townsend and others. they can all do the job, but can they do the job in a way that leaves the congress and

joe. >> let's bring in our panel. reporter and editor chris cillizza. counter terrorismr ambassador t russia, thomas pickering. cillizza, let's talk about our brother getting body slammed by the hot head in montana. you know withhat i hear? silence. what is the gop party? where is the president who made robocalls for this guy? why do they let him stay in? the assault is clear. >> yeah. he has been charged with a misdemeanor assault. this is not just he said versus he said at this point. i don't know, chris. at some level this happened around 7:30 or 8:00 p.m. eastern time last night. all three newspapers in the state that endorsed gianforte have rescinded endorsements. i e-mailed i think everybody did the national congressional committee last night. the arm of the party that runs the campaigns. said did you say anything. they referred to the gianforte statement. the gianforte statements is a classic making things worse, not better. there's audio. there are witnesses. who have no vested interest either way that directly contradict the statement. i don't know what they do. look, here is what i can tell you. if t

joe vazquez shows us why. >> reporter: inside the wooden tent encampments wooden shacks are appearing, keeping this man warmer than a tent and safer since he can lock te says he wants full time housing even cycled through a navigation center shelter but left after 60 days so it was back to the street. >> i'm at the rock bottom right now, you know? you got as to start somewhere. >> reporter: these houses are being specially built and donated. >> we need to run some experiments. we need pilot projects for different alternatives. >> reporter: this is a woodworker who makes small houses for a living. they are building the box houses with a group. >> i call them transitional sleep and storage shelters. >> reporter: amy says since the city simply doesn't have enough homes, homeless people end up back on the streets. so her group gives out the boxes to keep people safe. >> our goal is to not have shantytowns or encampments. >> reporter: the city disagrees with her approach saying it's unsafe and unhealthy. the director of homelessness says transitional housing like navigation centers are the key. >> i appreciate people who care about the homeless population

. >> a lot of emotion on that field t arizona in town, nats park first inning chris owens takes the gee joeep for the solo home run. diamondbacks up one-nothing. bottom of the third runner on third for the nats gio gonzalez helps himself out with the rib beep ground out to short. game tied at one. ryan zimmerman hits one deep to the wall. bryce harper scores on that. nats go up two-one. and that's where things will state. giving the nats the curly w. >> i like it. >> new this morning, a california family says they were kicke delta flight last week after they refused to give up a seat held by their toddler. the family says they were on their way back from hawaii where when airline staff asked them to give up the seat and have the two-year-old boy sit on his parents' lap. well, the airline sitter wanted to give the seat to someone else. cell phone video shows airline staff threatening the family with being arrested if they didn't give up the seat. they ultimately agreed to have their child sit on their lap but it was too late and they were kicked off and forced to pay $2,000 for another fligh

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who took the photos and videos and sent them to montano t a hearing for montano is that scheduled for this afternoon. >> let's get to a trader joe'sin reston virginia. a verbal confrontation between two shoppers in the checkout line is going viral. >> i wish they didn't let you in the country. >> excuse me? i was born here. i don't know if you -- >> oh, you were? >> the incident uploaded to facebook this weekend. the man who uploaded it says his friend a muslim woman who shot the video let another woman in front of her in line and then woman started making comments about muslims in the store wearing niqabs. the shopper then said i wish they didn't let you in the country as you just heard. the muslim woman told the woman she was born here. oh, you were. she office. we don't have a muslim in there any more ." the exchange goes on for several seconds before that video ends and of course getting a lot of attention online. >> no words for that. i would rather talk about something pleasant like the weather. >> cool weather. cold north and west. we got some -- good morning. i have to wake up. >> tucker barnes. >> we have 30's off to the

t tv. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: our next guest is representative sheila jackson lee of texas, a progressive caucus member. guest: good morning. host: we just had your good friend, joe wilson. we started our conversation talking about the story in the new york times concerning the memo between the conversation between president trump and james comey. what do you think about the contents of that conversation? guest: what should be discussed now is what is best for the american people and not the fact that we are democrats or republicans, but we are americans. because of the president came in with the attitude that he needed only to represent those who he thought but for him, we have found ourselves on the brink of a constitutional crisis. with that in mind, we have certain procedures and rules and committees and jurisdictions that would answer that question. was there anything there there? ,ou cannot do it by sidelining attempting to cover up, attempting not to be responsive. the memo was striking, but the reason the memo is striking is the question begins to unfold. what other memos are there that relate to the interaction between the fired fbi director, ey, and mr.

joe risotto jr., nbc bay area news. >> and right now, mindi bach is joining us. a lot of sports today. >> it wasn't all good. >> no. it wasn't. it was a beautiful day out at at&t park and a horrible day at at&t park. we'll bring you the highlight and the warriors finally know who they are going to face in round two of the playoffs. we'll get draymond green's report. ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills fleas and ticks all month long. and it comes in an easy-to-give tasty chew. and that makes dogs and owners happy. no wonder vets love it too. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. see your vet for more information on flea and tick protection you and your dog will love. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. reserves shaun livingston and >>> well the warriors know they'll face the jazz in the second round of the playoffs. reserve shaun livingston and matt barnes are likely to return from their injuries as golden state had a week off but there is still to decision on if steve kerr will be on the bench. he missed the last two playoff games due to complications from back surgery but w

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t, gentlemen. national spelling bee. i love spelling. >> i can tell. in goodness. >> i love spelling. i was the first grade champion at joe mitchell elementary. >> what happened in second grade. >> all downhill. my teacher mrs. clark took us out for ice cream sundaes. are you roped into the spelling bee drama. >> no. >> this is interesting. i love beer and ribs and you love spelling. >> i love spelling. >> do you watch the competition. >> this is a little bit of the actual competition. there is a documentary called spell bound. it is about an hour and a half. if you can find it, the -- the emotion and the drama. >> very tense. >> real quick question. >> yes. >> do they study the dictionary. >> they study everything. >> do you think these children every day at home have a dictionary in front of them. >> the children are also pressuring them self. the peer pressure. i didn't think i could get white knuckle over spelling but i have. they are smarter than all three of us i'm sure. let's begin in the south bay. the jury is expected to begin deliberate rating the sentence of the man it convicted of kidnapping and killing a sout

t wind. if you can't make it on sunday, you can come for the dress rehearsal. hundreds of thousands of people attend the concert. celebrities like laurence fishburne and joe will be hosting. there will be a special tribute to gold star families and the tuskegee airmen. general colin powell and vanessa williams will always be here. the issue is to unite the country around our men and women who lost their lives serving for our country and those who are active in the military. there are things that you cannot bring. ken becontainers, going through bags and backpacks. don't bring things like knives or gunfire or lasers, and also, pets are not allowed out here unless it's a service dog. security is going to be tight in light of what we saw in the bombings in manchester. so they want to remind people, that you'll be waiting in line a little bit longer than usual. you'll see a very -- you'll see a lot of police officers out here. so some changes, but it's all trying to keep us safe. back to you. >> meagan, in light of everything that's happened in the world, i think we'll put up with a longer wait. thanks so much. >>> here's a look at some of the other stories w

randall stephenson, at&t chairman and ceo, actually when you do that. >> as you know, joe, i'm the lastg golf eninstructions so let's move on. >> ceos should not be good golfers. >> i fit the bill. i've succeeded. >> let's start because we're talking about business round table and talking about tax reform and then we'll talk to some of the or -- it's importan toxplain that it jus not a tax cut. it's a way to get hiring and a way to get jb. >> i think that's something you need to focus on -- we're inv t investi investing, corporate america is investing. you can go back to world war ii. those go hand in hand. if you can have a tax reduction of 35% down to to think it wouldn't cost, it's none as soon as cawe would investment in the house that it's 3,000 additional jobs we have to put on to put that captain on the so these are high paying, really good jobs with great benefits. so the correlation is very be very fight. if squm so all of this fit to the. and lower taxes drives more investment, drives more hiring, drives great are wages. >> in the past you've been very strock would do if they

they are t understand, try to get the tent or color of the baseball changed so it is not so white and there for you wouldn't really have to have that problem anymore. >> joe: interesting. these baseballs, out of the box, they could wrapped up with mud so there is some grip. fair ball, throw to second for the out. gregorius wasn't really on the bag, so instead of trying to turn two, just laid the glove and the hand down, tagged contreras for outnumbered two. good, aggressive play for sanchez leading by 8. >> john: you could see gregorius didn't really know where it was there, god coughed and mark off guard. -- got caught off guard. making sure he's not going >> joe: and now baez will be the hitter. series, exceed the arm strength of gary sanchez. he can bring wing it. two good young catchers on display between sanchez and contreras. great arms. here is a pitch down from ball one to baez. >> john: if you really think about it, the yankees went and got brian mccann, signed him to a long-term deal, but the emergence of sanchez? mccann is now in houston. they are seeing this guy's ability to play defense and hit a lot of games. of course, the dh, i'm sure he'l

t-shirts and socks. anything to try to get a grip on the monument. it took a long time. there were so many close calls but finally a young man joe mcgraw, 19 from illinois, finally got to the top and put that mid-shipman's hat. let's hear what he had to say about it. >> my mind is racing. things going on. glad to see it as a team. this is great for us to bond. richard: what an emotional moment. show you the monumented up there. when he finally threw the hat, midshipmen hat to the top of the memorial the whole place went crazy. that is not just a storied tradition but a transition for the plebes. no longer plebes officially. now the midshipmen at the u.s. naval academy. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. if you want to see more of the climb go to wjla.com. search "herndon" to see the best images coming in from today's climb. a greased obelisk and sprayed with a hose. it's not easy. doug: easier for 19-year-olds to do than the old guys. jonathan: i guarantee you. 20 of them are in infirmary. doug: a great tradition. jonathan: this is the weather you wake up gray and rainy and you want to stay in bed. do

joe lieberman was a mistake. and a group of network anchors had lunch last week and the president saying in quotes to the nomination for the the app t appointment of the prosecutor prosecutor. he says we have a lot to do, all things that we discussed. that shows a very divided country. the president went on the say that he thinks it's a poor excuse for democrats having lost an election that they should have easily won. he said again, i think it shows division, shows we're not together as a country and it's a very, very negative thing. the president adding at the end "hopefully this can go away quickly because we have to show unity if we're going to do great things with respect to the rest of the world." so the president last night, i'm told, when he was first given this information, shep, by his white house counsel, stoic about the whole thing. he said okay, those are the cards we've been dealt. put on with the statement and move on with the agenda. in the nearly 24 hours that has passed, he seems to have ruminated on it to some degree and he's got a bit of rolling boil. he said it was a witch hunt, that in all of the hillary clinto

t park as fists start to fly. what led the giants and the nationals start to go at it in the 8th inning. that's all coming up next in sports. >>> mark is off tonight. joe is here. a pretty serious fight at the giants game. >> you thought you were going to go out for a nice afternoon ball game and something else happened. they hadn't played since 2014 but some lingering feelings from three years ago were behind some serious emotion at the park today. dusty baker was not the manager and chris speier was not a coach back then. matt moore has given up some home runs and the nationals have hit some. ryan zimmerman finds the left field seats. number 14 on the year for zimmerman. after zimmerman had singled, daniel murphy hit one high and deep to right. this just misses being a home run butt scores zimmerman as murphy goes to second with a double. 2-0 nationals. the game's signature moment came at the top of the 8th. hunter strickland was on to pitch to bryce harper, and strickland drills harper, and you can see how happy harper is about taking a 98 miles per hour fastball in the hip. well, this was apparently simmering since 20 14. unlike most baseball fight

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