erik: this is jordan. lemonis: jordan, nice to meet you. i'm gonna chat with him without you for a little bit. erik: absolutely. yeah. come on, baby. lemonis: i wanted to spend a little time with you and kind of understand. what is your job today here? jordan: i came on in the past couple months to implement new sales strategies. really, whatever i can to bring money in the front door. lemonis: then, so, for every 100 customers that you bring on that are new, what's the retention look like? jordan: from when i've come on, it's about three weeks. lemonis: well, that's not long-term. jordan: exactly. what i've been trying to figure out is why they're not staying. lemonis: there's no mystery here. people aren't staying because the food is subpar. fix the product and improve it, people will sign up for more. -i'm marcus, by the way. -diana: i'm diana. lemonis: diana, nice to meet you. and what do you do here? diana: sales. lemonis: so, how long have you been here? diana: almost two years now. i started, with erik, managing the company, so i've

. >>> now craig has more of his exclusive one-on-one with michael jordan.iting nor beegood. >> it was. michael jordan of course one of the most iconic figures in the famous for his epic moves both on and off the court but much of jordan's most remarkable achievements are out of the public eye now, and 16 iy it's a stark departure from how he was once known, air jordan is now grandpa mike, and who is this guy >> pleasure to meet you. >> this is rakeem michael christmas in his public debut. >> you're a grandfather now, i saw your face light up there what's that like >> actually, it's fun, you know having fun watching him. >> i because i can actually hold him and play with him, and i'm having fun watching him. >> it's your first time, right >> yeah, first time, it's actually beautiful. >> the legendary competitor now in a new phase of life, 16 years after retiring from basketball michael jordan is building on r s legacy with philanthropyion the african-american history museum are you at a point in your life where you want the legacy to be about more than baske

. >> professor jordan smith talks -- >> professor jordan smith talks about the invention of rum. and it's impact on the atlantic world during the 17th and 18th centuries. we recorded the interview at the organization of american historians annual meeting in philadelphia. >> jordan smith, you are here at the organization of historians annual meeting talking about rum. why? >> i'm working on a book project that examines the production of rum in the 17th and 18th century atlantic world. at the heart of the project is an attempt to ask how rum was invented over centuries as different groups of people from the americas, europe, and africa converged and combined their experiences. >> why rum? >> what is interesting about rum is it is ubiquitous. it is something, we look at the example of george washington's mount vernon, everybody is drinking rum. it is served on washington's table. martha washington says rum may always be had. it is being imported from a distillery locally in alexandria, virginia and also from the caribbean. it is having an internal economy bringing in workers who get

troops is a totally different section of syria, near jordan. and close to israel. that's a totally different section. that's a totally different mindset. so we have a small group there and we secured the oil.

we signed peace agreements with egypt, jordan, and are working today to advance our relations with many arab states in the region. we call on the palestinian authority to stop insight -- to stop incitement, to stop encouraging and financing terrorism, and to recognize the right of the jewish people to its own state. we call on the palestinians to come back to direct negotiations without any preconditions. in gaza, the terrorist organization hamas is holding to israeli citizens, -- holding two israeli citizens and the bodies of two israeli soldiers. i call on the you went to implement the decision you took on this issue, and not allow any country to provide aid to gaza until hamas returns them to their families. the other day i heard president erdogan attack israel, and i want to say to him, you, who brutally oppress the turkish people, slaughter the kurdish minority, you are the last one who can lecture israel. you are not the sultan and turkey is not the ottoman empire. shame on you. the main program threatening security and stability in the middle east is iran, which threatens to dest

jordan peterson is a clinical psychologist and university professor has risen to fame in recent years of public interest over his ideas peterson challenges political correctness with his views on masculinity and feminism as well as gender ethnicity and identity politics can be a man born in a woman's body and that's biological but if you're a woman born in a woman's body that socially constructed like really that's to be an argument do you think a chance woman is a woman you know you overwhelming proportion of people who are in prisons or male now do you want to equalize that just out of curiosity what about bricklayers there are 99 percent male and and when men work longer hours they work more dangerous jobs they're more likely to move or produce and has lots of fans fuels the trucks plenty of criticism earlier this year cambridge university canceled an invitation to speak over concerns his views violated inclusive environment in new zealand his book was pulled from the shelves after a shooting at a mosque in christchurch ati's what if an ocean has been speaking to the filmmakers beh

jordan. >> we joined jordan to get a look at the first of two medical clinics he has fully funded innorth carolina, to help provide access to underserved communities in the area its opening bringing the sports great to tears. >> as you can see it's a very emotional thing for me >> the michael jordan family medical clinic, what do you think? >> i'm very proud of it. i mean, the michael jordan aspect of things is okay, it is what it is, i think what drives me is i know this clinic is needed in the community and it's going to provide a certain rvice. >> giving back and also using his voice for change a reverse from his days on the court. you have a reputation for being apolitical, not wading into a lot of the waters of social issues over the last few years, though, i have noticed you have spoken out on unarmed black people being shot, the causes and effects of poverty, you have talked about health care disparities. what changed why are you more outspoken now than you used to be? >> you know, when i was playing, my vision and my tunnel vision was my craft i was a professional basketball

more sunshine so going to be a long 24 hours system continues to make its way east >> all> miael jordan is giving back to his community in a big way. he just cut the ribbon to open a new medical clinic in north carolina jordan funded the state-of-the-art health facility which he hopes will provide care to underprivileged and members of the charlotte community it's not all the basketball legend has plans for a second clinic already in the works. >>> still to come, an incredible story of survival by a man y prince harry and meghan markle are taking a break from the spotlight, next. hilton.com, and i get all these grt very nice... i know, i'm good at picking stuff. lais bold choice... and the price match guarantee. just available to the public, so... book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. if you find a lower rate, we match it and give you 25% off that stay. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep.

jordan has one of the highest levels of water scarcity in the world a warming planet and growing population only making the problem worse is under schip our reports from a man people taking matters into their own hands. after fleeing from syria not long after the war began i found herself learning a new trade by accident she's always been good with her hands and decided to sign up for a jewelry making class in the arab it her new home but then something funny happened because one of the arabic phrases for jewelry making is the same as the word for plumbing that i didn't know i was about to leave the workshop with other ladies but then we remembered we had plumbing issues in our homes and through this training we'd get the chance to help ourselves especially when we can't get men into our homes while we're living alone without our husbands and women banded together and found purpose training other syrian and jordanian women to be plumbers more than 600 so far most of her customers households schools and other public facilities are wasting a lot of water not good in a country that sits 2nd in

movie as far as i understand is about jordan and the journey to where he's now and through his ideas what is about it that it's a wrong to see it or scrapping earlier great plans to show it. well they had agreed to a week long run of the film but there were some staff complaints and that put them in a difficult position so they decided to cancel those plans and of course you know there are some things that people really disagree with in terms of what jordan peterson has said so people disagree with the idea of giving him a platform although making a film about him i don't think is this same thing and they were all sorts of reasons we were getting in the instance of the cancellation of the staff complaints as far as we know they hadn't seen the film the people that had agreed to show the film initially they had seen it it really is a shame that that happens our film is and isn't like a complete celebration of everything about jordan i mean there are parts of art of it that are critical it's not a fluff piece and there are the voices of the people that have disagreed with them in publi

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jordan. mr. jordan: thank you, liz. i want y'all to think about something. this morning i was in an impeachment deposition but had to leave that to come to the floor for a vote on the rules for impeachment. that says it all about this entire process and it is a sad day. it really is for this country. what the democrats have put our nation through for now almost four years. you go back to july of 2016 when they opened an investigation into the president, then candidate trump and spied on two america cavern citizens. that has never happened in american history, but that happened in 2016. and all we went through with the mueller thing and now this. and now this today. this as the whip has said the entire sham process. t is four facts will not changed. four fundamental facts. we have the transcript. there is no quid pro quo in the transcript. democratic chairman said there is no quid pro quo but we they are going to keep on doing what what they put our country said. the presidents have said there is no pressure. the ukranians didn't know aid had been held up. wh

anything something bad happens is a potential that can spill over to jordan. a real key focus of u.s. policy in addition to watching out for isis and al qaeda which will continue to do. the challenge is to keep the problem in syria. there was never a chance that you the united states is good in the civil war and negotiate but we have to work with the jordanians to keep the problems on the outside of the border. arthel: problems in syria, get your point and asad back in power who has been supported by putin this entire time but it is complicated to have to keep going because i want to ask you about iran in the midst of the war that is broken out. what are you on high alert as it pertains to iran? >> syria has always been in their orbits. the has not changed. there was never a chance we would kick them out as long as they have the support of the rain and. in the russians. the problem is exactly the same. where are they going to go, everywhere they go they bump into somebody. they bump -- they stood back and let the israeli attack iranian targets in syria. the ru

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jordan. mr. jordan: thank you, liz. i want y'all to think about something. this morning, i was in an impeachment deposition but had to leave that to come to the floor for a vote on the rules for impeachment. that's what -- that says it all about this entire process. it is a sad day. it really is. for this country. what the democrats have put our nation through for now almost four years, you go back to july of 2016 when they opened an investigation into the president, then-candidate, trump, and spied on two american citizens associated with the presidential campaign. i bet that has never happened in american history but that happened in 2016. and all we went through with the whole mueller thing and now this and now this today. this as the witness said this entire sham process. it is four facts have never changed and will never change. four fundamental facts. we have the transcript. there's no conditions in the transcripts. there's no quid pro quo in the transcript. even the day after the call came out, democratic chairman were saying there's no quid pro you b

brian: jim jordan saying i want president to investigate biden. like marco rubio, he was just controllintrolling china. having fun. do do you believe he said like jim jordan said hey china i want you to investigate china. >> watch what he said he is not saying china investigate. get to the point. if i'm a member of congress. and i break the law, and there should be an investigation and i run for another office. you still investigate me. more people in america want to investigate investigate son than impeach this president. somehow the democrats want to deny that? ainsley: when you watch the sunday show and see some of these republican politicians going on shows and you know the anchor doesn't agree with them and they interrupt them and cut them off and ask them, you know, questions that seem like they are leading questions, do you go on these shows? do you say no though these shows now? >> no. you have to go on them but you have to understand it almost is like many of these individuals have already are so biased on the basis of where they are goin

forces to saudi arabia was in jordan reports now from washington d.c. . for the 2nd time in a month the u.s. is sending troops to saudi arabia to help protect that country from iranian attacks in response to continue threats in the region i've ordered the deployment to the kingdom of saudi arabia of 2 additional fighter squadrons and supporting personnel along with additional patriot and fat air and missile defense batteries taken together with other deployments i've extended or authorized for the last month this involves about $3000.00 united states forces a few 100 u.s. troops went to saudi arabia in mid september after iranian drones and cruise missiles destroyed part of the op geike income highs oil facility it's washington also impose sanctions on iran central bank and its sovereign wealth fund and this is on top of our oil sanctions and our financial institutions sanctions but this latest deployment is much larger because the trumpet ministration says the threat from terrorists on has worsened we are accumulating risk of a regional war and i've been

. >> professor jordan smith talks about the invention of rum. and it's impact on the atlantic world during the 17th and 18th centuries. we recorded the interview at the organization of american historians annual meeting in philadelphia. >> jordan smith, you are here at of historianson of annual meeting talking about rum. why? >> i'm working on a book project that examines the production of rum in the 17th and 18th century atlantic world. at the heart of the project is an attempt to ask how rum was

patriots like congressman jim jordan from ohio. [applause] rep. meadows: and i'm here today to let you know that i am looking for his jacket. i know it is here somewhere. [laughter] jim is my best friend in congress. there is not a man who is illing to speak the truth in the face of adversity more than jim jordan. if you are from ohio, you're blessed to have him as a member of congress. [applause] rep. meadows: but the freedom causes -- caucus was designed to give a voice to millions of americans who thought washington, d.c., and forgotten him. i know that all of you who have been engaged have truly sometimes put your life on old. by the way, these teleprompters, they have nothing on them. so i just want to let you know this is not a barack obama speech. [laughter] so when you start to look at america. and the fact that washington, d.c. has lost its way. it is time that we restore that. we need to have some kind of vaccination for the potomac fever. [laughter] it is amazing when members of congress and senators get elected. you go out and you work

capitals later this week jonah how al-jazeera london the youth unemployment rate in jordan has risen to almost 40 percent and despite having a high number of university graduates on able to find work in their chosen field many young jordanians are starting career is the never expected and to ship out of the capital. it's 7 years since a beer khalid graduated from university she struggled to find a job she wanted before starting over and finding a new profession i thought i would be fickle us for 6 years i tried to find a job either in the public or the private sector but there was nothing so i took a beauty china in course the in i took another course in business and launched my own beauty cell and you have to do something that will actually get you a job instead of traditional fields. her hometown of mata a short drive from the capital amman attracts tourists to see both zakes that are thousands of years old but tourism isn't enough to provide jobs he area has the highest unemployment rate in the country which civil society organizations want reduced namin but amish hassani even in

your would be rule jordan's government says it's reached a pager with the teachers union to end a one month strike a protest by thousands of teachers was the longest public sector strike and the country's history the deal will raise teachers' allowances from 35 percent to 60 percent starting next year there's warnings of a dire situation in yemen after weeks of fuel shortages the country's oil minister is blaming the saudi led coalition for imposing restrictions on fuel tankers the ministry says one tanker was allowed in about 2 weeks ago but only provided enough fuel for 5 days. to data must be a win a done the ban on fuel imports has brought life to a near standstill it is paralyzed hospitals factories and other vital institutions that are related to public service this is an unlawful ban of a commodity that does not represent any harm to the saudi led coalition but its restriction impacts everyday life it makes ordinary people's lives even harder. leading to a nation presidential candidate says he'll stop campaigning ahead of the runoff vote on october 13th says it would give him a

next speaker, please. >> jordan wing. >> good afternoon mta board. i wrote myself a lengthy message before this. in support the better market street project. i'm happy to hear i won't need to read that today. so i will keep it brief. i want to applaud the board for their incredible work on the better market street project and everyone at the mta, i sincerely hope this is the beginning of something new for the city for substantially improving bike infrastructure in the city and as someone who just started biking down market street a month ago, i did it for three weeks and got tired of fears their my life every morning and evening. i hope this happens as soon as possible. i'd lick to encourage to you do this as quickly as you can. and follow-up with as much better pedestrian and bike infrastructure as you can. thank you again. and i hope this project passes today. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> dianne chang, jill holebrow, ed, greg rose marin, charles debarge. >> good afternoon, my name is dianne and i'm a regular bike riders in san

member of the house judiciary committee, jim jordan.sceptical about it, but it was a strong statement and you guise ought to be proud of it. >> every republican voted the right way because they understand what's going on. they understand the partisan and unfair process speaker pelosi and adam schiff are conduct. they are trying to impeach the president of the united states 13 months before the election based on an anonymous whistleblower who worked joe biden. when the call happened and this whistleblower gets information from somebody who leaks it to him, he writes a memo and says it was a frightening call. then he waits 18 days before he writes the cam plant. and guess who sees first? adam schiff's staff. the form you are supposed to fill out when you are filing a whistleblower complaints. there is a box to check, did you talk to people on capitol hill. every republican voted the right way tonight on the floor. lou: adam schiff is back channeling with two russian disk jockies i guess is the way to describe them. look for different agai

jim jordan pointed out? how we showed up on thursday. adam schiff started by, the ground rules with this be a staff-lead, transcribed interview. it was not until jim jordan pushed back that adam schiff said he would allow members to ask questions, but he was strongly discouraging members from asking questions. >> and by the way. >> adam schiff -- 25 minutes [indiscernible] when they start to look at this, why? because ambassador volker is not giving them the answers they were leading ambassador volker to conclude. i can tell you this is nothing more -- you know, adam schiff talked about four acts. let the american people decide what the final act will be, because when the truth comes out , you will see this president did not hold aid to try to influence a foreign country to do anything. thing, one other thing that is really important to point out, another show on sunday put up one of the tax from bill taylor -- one of the text messages. from bill taylor. that show did not follow that with the response that absolutely says unequivocally t

jim jordan, trying to think of a nice way to say this. the statute is very clear. it says the inspector general shall not disclose the identity of the whistle-blower. there are only a couple of instances under the statute, under the law, that the congress passed that would provide an exception. one is if the ig himself determines that in the course of the investigation there's no way to prevent its coming out, but the ig didn't do that. quite the contrary. the other is in case of a criminal referral. but the justice department passed on that criminal referral. the answer to mr. jordan's statement is "no," the american people doesn't have a right to know because the congress of the united states of which mr. jordan is a part, has decided that the complainer, the whistle-blower, should be protected by having his identity kept secret. and one wonders what in the world mr. jordan has in mind to give the man a three-year detail by the executive protection service at taxpayer expense? you've got to remember, lawrence, that the president has practically put out a contract

a luka milivojevic penalty and a jordan ayew header giving the eagles a share of the spoils.leagues in europe now, and there's a surprising leader at the top of la liga. newly—promoted granada took advantage of el clasico being postponed to move up from sixth to top courtesy of their 1—0 win over real betis. meanwhile borussia monchengladbach returned to the top of the bundesliga in germany with a 4—2 win over eintracht frankfurt. denis zakaria with this effort to seal the result. in italy, roma moved up to 5th in serie a after beating ac luis muriel scored a hat—trick as third placed atalanta lewis hamilton has won the mexican grand prix but he'll have to wait at least another week to seal his 6th formula one world title. the brit will clinch his sixth championship at the us grand prix next sunday as long as he does not lose more than 22 points to mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas. it never gets old. it always feels like the first time and it was a damn hard race today. but i think collectively, we did such a great job. the team did an amazing job. it was a bit risky, i thi

congressman jordan, let's start with you, you heard this is a distraction.ou are specifically looking to turn this into a circus, your response. >> here is a fundamental question. one person start of this the whistle-blower and the whistle bullet number one, more than half a dozen u.s. officials gave me the basis for this complaint and to date we don't know who any of those people are so 435 members of the house the house of representatives, 350 million in this great country, adam schiff knows who the whistle-blower's and half a dozen u.s. officials that gave and formed the basis of the complaint. why don't we know? more importantly why don't you know in the media and why don't the american people know? adam schiff is doing this and see chris and the members finally said enough. we are so frustrated and reached a boiling point. we want to know what is going on because we represent three quarters of the people back home in the district and they like to know what is going on because you guys are trying to take out a president 13 months before an election. that

this should not a be allowed. >> bill: immediate reaction from steve scalise and jim jordan. a moment ago, a statement from the chairman of the three different committees is now available. what are they saying, chad? >> they're saying there's a resolution provides rules in the format for open hearings in the house intelligence committee including staff led questioning of witnesses and authorizes the public release of transcripts. that's from the committee chair. what i do think is important here is the fact that when i go through this 8 page resolution, they indicate that there are rights that they can call witnesses. there's no timeline for when they have to wrap this up. that they will have public hearings under the egis of the house intelligence committee. then they send this over to the judiciary committee. that is the part of this process which we all thought would happen, but this codifies, history in the house of representatives, bill, when they deal with impeachment, it's the judiciary committee that writes the articles of impeachment. judiciary committee took the wor

did not hear anything of what jim jordan said they heard, right? they had this back-and-forth dumbing down their audience. what is not pointed out in the connollyforth is jerry was the last person to show up, the first to leave. he was not there for any of it. what is important is we are here. we can answer any question you want as far as what ambassador volcker testified to. you are not asking any of most important questions. some of you are. many of you are not asking the most important questions such as what did you hear last thursday we don't know about? adam schiff will not answer but he should release the transcript. house hasthe white refused to hand over documents. now the administration is blocking a key interview. does that not imply there is something there trying to hide? >> no. i don't think anyone can say it better than lee just said it. would encourage people to defy congressional subpoenas? >> we encourage adam schiff to run a fair process. which americans would go on trial without a counsel? >> nick. we will take a couple more. [in

paul ryan would not give them, when meadows given to talk, jim jordan, devin nunes -- and i am not say and wrong or right, but paul ryan, no, let's talk about it. that is a big thing to give a subpoena. let's talk about it. two. weeks later, they are still talking. . a wanted subpoenas to

imperial courts jordan downs nickerson gardens adelong gardens and guns ak. the largest ones over going to be jordan downs nickerson and imperial courts basically there's a different gang and each one of them nickerson gardens has bounty hunter bloods it's a it's a really large gang a couple 1000 members i'm sure in imperial they've got some some pretty good names they've got i think funny side hill side i'm not sure where all these names come from the great street which is in jordan downs you're going to have things like pita roll and different games are in there different subsets of the same game they're all creature eclipse and then there's a lot of conflict within the gangs and. in between the games most of the conflict i would say revolves around money and most of that money is made through dope sales they do have other activities but that's that's the main source of most of their income. and that's what drives a lot of the violence that's out here we have. we're way down in murders historically for this area but we're still i think we're up to 40 for th

and why refugee women in jordan and how to learn to be promised more that stay with us. how you've not seen the end of significant rain in japan the cloud of the moment is just streaky stuff and there's not very much fulling that's fine but we're not going to see the rain a city disappear sounds as if anything is going to come back up towards you there is tucked in just this bottom of your screen the developing tropical site or probably thai food on his way out so monday sees the rain into q shoe and on tuesday significant rain across honshu there is necessary going to be strengthened in the wind over to watch them keep back t.v. for the rain yes it is going to fall of the places where you don't want it to forwards already stockmann. that's not true of the korean peninsula is finally here and it's true for north east and china beijing's up to 20 degrees again in quite sunny weather now much as china should be looking to an increasing dry scenario but we've got more rain developing out in the west and it is moving slowly east was and could be significant doesn't reach hon

forces to saudi arabia welton jordan has more now from washington d.c. . for the 2nd time in a month the u.s. is sending troops to saudi arabia to help protect that country from iranian attacks in response to continue threats in the region i've ordered the deployment to the kingdom of saudi arabia of 2 additional fighter squadrons and supporting personnel along with additional patriot and fat air and missile defense batteries taken together with other deployments i've extended or authorized the last month this involves about $3000.00 united states forces a few 100 u.s. troops went to saudi arabia in mid september after iranian drones and cruise missiles destroyed part of the op geike include heise oil facilities washington also impose sanctions on iran central bank and its sovereign wealth fund and this is on top of our oil sanctions and our financial institutions sanctions but this latest deployment is much larger because the trumpet ministration says the threat from terre haute has worsened we are accumulating risk of a regional war and i've been saying

we'll get his thoughts on speaker pelosi's delegation now in jordan trying to deal with this ongoing situation. >> the president's more popular in the swing districts now that impeachment -- >> yeah, but they have to go home eventually as well. so, no. arthel: acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney speaking exclusively with fox after admitting on thursday that there was a quid pro quo on the president withholding military aid to ukraine. mulvaney later said his comments were, quote, misconstrued, but the slip-up has some republican lawmakers worried. kevin corke live on the north lawn with more. kevin? >> reporter: arthel, it is the same as it ever was. the refrain has been there was no quid pro quo, there was no sort of we'll only give you aid

the other day jim jordan sent a letter to mr. jordan copying the committee chairs essentially apologizing for the fact they have to have this deposition on a saturday in the first place and suggesting this is done to limit participation by members. now, republican weekends my understanding are in fact the same two days as democratic weekend are, so participation would be limited across the board. it's worth noting also of the roughly 100 members of congress who could go to any of these depositions they want, we do not see full participation even among those who are there. and thesedes at least start every day as staff conducted. that will not change here. it is staff counsel throughout both the republican and democratic sides who ask the majority of questions in thesedes. that too will not change on a saturday. >> one other question on taylor -- not taylor. morrison will be giving a deposition or testifying on thursday. michael fuks, he's mentioned a number of times in the taylor opening statement talking about how morrison said