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lori lightfoot seems to be okay with the widespread amount of crime happening in the below that city that i grew up outside of the suburbs of chicago. seeing the city by while lori lightfoot said we need to make sure the protesters don't come up against me. if they had no double standards that have no sense at all. would you have the typical were linked as politician but while chicago had its most murderous crime spree in 28 years last month lori lightfoot is more concerned about making sure she can sleep at night so she doesn't have to hear the protest and opposition to what she's doing and the once great city of chicago. judge right now number one issue in the country i think leo has said this so beautifully that democrats had no mention of it all is the crime happening in urban america. it's unbelievably tragic was happening to black america right now to duda kratz decided not to mention it at all and lori lightfoot is overseeing one of the worst cities when it comes to crime in that kind of violence. >> can i take you back on that judge? judge jeanine: go ahead leo. >> the bottom

, having a safe neighborhood is sort of like getting a haircut, no one is entitled to one except lorifoot. meanwhile, seems like this are playing out across the country. >> [bleep]. [chanting] >> tucker: what do you do if you're find yourself surrounded by a mob like that, it could easily happen. no one is going to help you, know when you voted for will move a finger, no one who says i care about you really cares. you're going to have to defend yourself and your family, how do you do that? jack carr knows the answer, he's a selling author and former navy seal. we are happy to have them on tonight. i'm glad you're here, we've been thinking about doing this segment for a long time and until we saw a recent piece, we don't know who would be the right person -- what do you do if you find yourself for example driving with your kids surrounded by a mob of screaming people? >> there's a few things to unpack. the first one is lori lightfoot, she's not the only politician that does this, there are politicians and senior level officials who do the exact same thing. it is the height of hypocrisy

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but actress lori loughlin and her husband could not steer clear of prison. loughlin sentenced to two months, a $150,000 fine and 100 hours of community service. wiping away tears loughlin told the judge i thought i was acting out of love i am truly, and profoundly sorry but the judge, who said he was dumbfounded, called her life a fairy tale, convicted felon, anda we can only howill spend the rf your charmed life to make amends. >> this judge was making an example out of lori today by going over all of the opportunities and all of the privilege she's had in life. >> anything to say about the allegations? >> reporter: with giannulli sentenced to five months, a $250,000 fine and 150 hours of community service prosecutors active role as theui, while pag $500,000 to cheat their way into usc, both girls dropped out of school. their parents will need to report t prison in 90 days. giannulli also apologized but the judge blasted back saying the crime was motivated by wanton arrogance resulting from excessive pride loughlin, most famous for her role on "full house"

eastern. >>> right now, lori laughlin hearing from judge how much time.an't claim that as a dependent. because it's inanimate! [ sigh ] people ask ... what sort of a person should become a celebrity accountant? and, i tell them, "nobody should." hey, buddy. what's the damage? [ on the phone ] i bought it! the waterfall? nope! my new volkswagen. a volkswagen?! i think we're having a breakthrough here. welcome to caesar's palace. thank you. ♪ in honor of our 50th anniversary, we're committing over $30 million dollars to new student scholarships. because we believe in the pursuit of purpose and in the difference you make in the world. apply for your scholarship today at nu.edu our flight is early tomorrow. and it's a long flight too. once we get there, we will need... buttercup! ♪ >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> actress lori loughlin and her husband are going to prison. moments ago she agreed to a plea deal requiring she serve two months in prison in the college admission scandal. her husband was sentenced to five months in the plea deal. they admitted to

♪ >> laura: this chicago mayor, lori lightfoot, she's as clueless as she is dangerous.y was the most dangerous month that the city saw in three decades. lightfoot rejected the help to support an overwhelmed chicago pd. last night, into the early morning, you probably saw some of the video. it is all come to a head. chicago has paid for her unwillingness to punish the rioters early on. all the looters come all the vandals who ransacked the cities just weeks ago. she bristles that even being asked about it. >> the prosecutors were not doing their job. they were going too easy on the looters from the last time. >> if you go by what was done, i don't want to do your job, but go by what was done. there was no consequences for the people arrested. >> do not bait us. this is a serious situation. >> laura: "do not bait us, don't like..." i can't believe i'm actually watching this is one of the great american cities. they were ripping down statues of christopher columbus. they are nowhere to be found. and she is now supposed to protect and defend all of the good chicagoans out t

lori lightfoot watches her city burn and somehow blames president trump. the head of the chicago police union sounds off as football players and coaches now including nick sagan, beg for a fall season. administrators stand in their way. why the young man must play. and what biden did this weekend on two wheels. it was so impressive. new details of the convention, seen and unseen has answers. but first, democrat cities implode. but the focus of tonight's ang angle. ten weeks after the duffel of george floyd during an attempted arrest a few miles from here, we came here to assess the situation on the ground. because the riots that left behind block after block of destruction left people in their wake. and tonight, we are going to bring you the never told stories of those business owners who were abandoned by the politicians and the police. how much of what you are going to see and hear tonight is extremely disturbing. and it begs for political change. >> elected t officials should be focused on public safety. without it, this ecosystem doesn't work. >> we ha

risk, lori, all of a sudden we get a vaccine and we get a shakeout? sector,u look at tech including internet retail, performance relative to broad s&p trading in lockstep with trends in the new virus case count. as we see that level off you have started to see wobbles in the tech trade which is fighting back and maintaining dominance. rumbling has occurred. worried we might be in a

will lori loughlin get prison time? federal prosecutors today say she should, calling her fully complicit in the college cheating scandal.

us actress lori loughlin has been sentenced to two months injail for her part in a college admissions scam. along with other wealthy parents, she paid bribes for her children to get into top universities as fake athletic recruits. more than 50 other people are facing charges over the scheme. in libya the internationally—recognised government of national accord has ordered its forces to cease hostilities and said parliamentary and presidential elections should be held in march next year. for its part, the eastern—based parliament — backed by the rebel leader general khalifa haftar — have said their forces will also stop fighting. in football, seville have won the europa league final against inter milan. the spanish side won an entertaining match by three goals to two in germany. they've now won the trophy six times. the game was played before an empty stadium in cologne. the last few weeks have been uncertain for many school leavers hoping to get into university, but one student's dream is a step closer, thanks to the kindness

today lori loughlin and her husband will be sentenced in the college admission scandal.

wayne and lori in the north bay, but we start with chris in santa cruz

lori: the vaccine may equal value temporarily. about peoplecerned trying to make a big call for shifts in value. i am neutral on a 12 month timeframe. i am not trying to argue either way. there are enough problems in the value trade in financials, impact of low rates. that is a longer term challenge. value cannot work long-term without financials working. what this economy confronts is a sluggish backdrop for some time, which tends to push people back into secular growers. opposed toed as playing one way or the other. alix: is there a difference between cyclicality trade versus value trade? lori: financials and industrials are the sectors that trade most ism cycle.h the that does not mean the relationship will always be. if you want to play cyclicality without a broad-based value trade, you can do it without industrials. we like them because number one, the focus on economy will be getting people back to work, getting back to normal consumer behavior. it is just as cheap as financials. you don't have a need for interest rates to g

will lori loughlin get prison time?eral prosecutors today say she should, calling her fully complicit in the college cheating scandal. will the judge agree? and the ballet star who battled stereotypes on stage and is now blazing new trails. >> this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. reporting from the nation's capitol. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with the first night of the democratic national convention and what will be an unorthodox political event brought on by an unprecedented pandemic. the coronavirus crisis has not only changed how tonight's speeches will be given, but what they will focus on. over the next four nights democrats will appear virtually without the pomp and circumstance we're used to seeing, where they will argue that joe biden and kamala harris are uniquely qualified to take on president trump and the pandemic. tonight which will feature a speech by former first lady michelle obama comes just as a new cbs news ba

. >>> and actress lori loughlin sentenced tonight. what the judge decided. >>> and good evening tonight from delaware. there is a lot of news to get to tonight. the fires raging, the death toll growing, and the two tropical systems we're now tracking, both headed for the u.s. next week. we're going to time this out for you tonight. but we are here in delaware because we just sat down with the democratic ticket. the first joint interview with former vice president joe biden and senator kamala harris. it comes hours after joe biden accepted the nomination for president more than 30 years after he first ran for the office. they did not hold back today. no questions off the table. robin roberts and i will have the entire interviews sunday night, but the first clips right here tonight. joe biden's acceptance speech promising to heal a divided nation, saying he is the democratic candidate, but wants to be an american president, to bring light and hope to this season of darkness in america. his wife jill joining him on stage as well as senat

actress lori loughlin and her husband fashion designer mossimo giannulli have both been sentenced forole in the college admission scandal. jonathan hunt is standing by with more. >> for the first time today, we heard lori loughlin and her husband mossimo giannulli apologize for using their wealth and privilege to cheat their two daughter his way the university of southern california. she told the court "i made an awful decision. i went along with a plan to give my daughter my daughters an unfair advantage in the college admissions process and in doing so i ignored my intuition and allowed myself to be swayed from my moral compass. mossimo giannulli saying "i regret the harm that my actions have caused my daughters, my wife, and my stomach others. if i take responsibility for my conduct, i'm ready to accept consequences and move forward with the lessons i've learned." according to u.s. attorney andrew mehling, mossimo giannulli was more active than his wife, saying he directed bribe payments and personally confronted his daughter's high school counselor to prevent the schema from being

lori, great to see you back. this has been a record-breaking rebound rally on so many different metrics. why are you more nervous heading into year's end? >> i find myself thinking about 2018 and i'm not saying we're going to have the same kind of drawdown we had in 2018. if you go back to that year, we had excitement in january. we got caught up in the trade war in the second quarter, pulled us down the market sprung back the small caps hit in august and the big caps did it in september. then we had a heck of a fourth quarter where tighter policy from the fed started to pull back the narratives changed when i look at nasdaq's positioning, that actually recently returned to the 2015 highs and it's started to come down as i look through a lot of these indicators that i track, the peaks are starting to pile up. we may not have hit them just yet but they're starting to be within reach if they haven't already. do i chase this? no i'm not going to tell you to choose it. >> you may have heard the earlier conversation w

right now, we turn to lori calvasina of rbc capital markets. about?ll you write what will you frame for monday morning? lori: the news that has come out has moved markets, and i think my pick of the week is that there is some undercurrent of nervousness. arguably, they shouldn't have rattled markets. they did reveal that there are still underlying concerns in this fork in the road. are we going to start recovering a been after a bit of a plateau over the summer, or are we going to pick another leg down? i think markets are still concerned about that. tom: we have seen reaffirmation of digital dominance. we all know them. home depot, walmart, etc., apple with a $2 trillion valuation as well. strategy at aa time of big-box digital ?ominance lori: we are continuing to tell people to stay balance between birth and value. we are neutral on the tech space. we fully understand what is driving it, as well as those big-box retailers that work from home, quarantine tech names. .e know what is getting there you just need to buy the best in the cyclical camp, the

breaking news, full house actress lori loughlin sentenced to two months behind bars for her role in the college admissions scandal, the judge excepting her plea agreement and will also have to pay $150,000 in a fine and complete a hundred hours of community service. we will break down the punishment with a legal expert later this hour. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to friday. the election is 74 days away on the stage is now set for the republicans, democrats pulled off their virtual convention in these covid times, so will the biden-harris tickets he abounds? biden is up more than seven points. the spokeswoman joins me in for a moment on that. they kick off their convention on monday with hundreds of delegates actually in charlotte, north carolina, north carolina. president trump says he is hoping to have more life speakers in the dnc and kristin fisher runs that down for us live from the north lawn where we begin this hour. >> president trump to spend about an hour giving us a preview of what we can expect when he formally accepts his party's nomination here at the white house from the sout

an independent expenditure committee supporting sheriff lori smith. >> the da's all star team highly experienced in investigating public officials uncovered a series of incriminating, "i need to you meet my buddy that runs the facebook executive protection team a potential 50 k. ccw's are in, reach out to me soon about the financial part. met the players for ccw issue witness, drinks and cigars, it's looking good. time line for donation. after neilson moved $45,000 from his business account to his personal checking account, captain jenson text, all set for tomorrow. >>ed money was spent to support sheriff smith's reelection. >> begging the question, what was lori smith's involvement. >> is she complicite in this? because the investigation is continuing, it's not appropriate for me to comment on vis anat theile or canu il mabe. >> charges of conspiracy, bribery ricoh get 11 years in prison i was not allowed to renew. >> reverend jeff moore had a ccw permit but it was never renude for reasons unknown. he said after today's news, sheriff smith needs to go. >> if she is doing something t

you remember that story, lori loughin with her role in the college omission scandal and will have the the courthouse. that is coming up next. demanding more from answers on the decision to cancel false force, parents of some of the big ten football players protesting outside the conference headquarters, we will take you there live later in the hour, hoping to restore confidence ahead of the travel season. delta will block the middle seat on his planes for at least january 6, at the same time the airline does add they will increase the maximum number of passengers allowed on each flight beginning on the first of october, then they will cap the capacity of 75% from the previous 60% that has been in place all summer. we'll be right back. all with no commissions. stocks by the slice from fidelity. get your slice today. stocks by the slice from fidelity. (vo) audi e-tron.vo) the next frontier of electric. get an exceptional offer at your local audi dealer. to listen, is to hear more than what's being said... and offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's get

sheriff lori smith not saying anything publicly about this alleged scheme, which calls into question whether or not she was giving political favors in the form of issuing concealed weapons permits to big donations -- or big donors to her campaign. >> ccw licenses should not be given in exchange for campaign donations. >> reporter: the alleged pay to play scheme came to light during the sheriff lori smith's hard-fought 2018 reelection campaign. it was an unusually large donation from a worldwide detection agency called aas solution, and the reward was a slew of hard to get concealed weapons permits that only the sheriff can issue. >> weeks after the scheme was hatched, the conspirators settled on a $90,000 donation in 12carry and conceal weapons permits known as ccw licenses. >> reporter: rose and said of a independent campaign expenditure committee known as public safety alliance which supported smith's reelection. investigators showed text messages between jensen and manager martin nelson allegedly to set up a meeting and a transfer of money with the quote all set for tomorrow. >>>

lori loughlin and her husband soon will be sentenced for their roles in the college admissions scandal. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. >>actress lori loughlin and her husband designer mossimo giannulli could face prison time fines and even community service for their roles in the college admissions scandal. the couple pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges after reportedly paying half-a-million dollars to get their daughters into the university of southern california. prosecutors say they want the judge to give gm newly 5 months behind bars and loughlin 2 months. the couple also faces $250,000 in funds along with that community service. still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 5. hundreds of folks a

lori. bob in pasadena, texas supporting joe biden. ,tell us why you are supporting the former vice president. caller: thank you. good morning. i would like to first thank you for doing the fact checking that you have done this morning. trump lies all the time. every word out of his mouth is a lie. trump supporters should do some fact checking and find out what the truth really is. i think that the president needs to have character, and trump does not have character. host: is that your motivation for voting for joe biden? republican,ed to be but when they started treating people bad -- i am a registered democrat -- you know, they talk about diversity and everything. the republican party, the grand old party of lincoln, they don't have much diversity. now, the democrats do. they have races of all types representing their people, but not the republicans. host: ok, bob. lynn in oregon sent us this text to say -- i watched the convention, and i think if anyone was feeling depressed about policie

mayor lori lightfoot there today said enough is enough. >> this is not

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lori lochlin had fought saying we're not guilty. were just doing it in a way to benefit the college and the whole thing here sandra is they are not being bought by a judge. that judge has accepted the plea deal. they worked a long time on this and will both spend some time in prison. >> sandra: they are among 30 prominent parents involved in this and to your paint they were first course on this. they initially said they were making legitimate donations in all of this and they reversed course and admitted to participating in it. molly line is live in boston. we know he has been sentenced to five months, molly. we're awaiting on the official sentencing to come down to lori loughlin. she is expected to get two months. do they actually serve prison time? >> well according to the deal the plea agreement that the judge has affirmed he has accepted the deal. he didn't have to do so. he could have rejected the deal and it would have been null and void. at the very beginning of the sentencing hearing that's still underway right now happening

pete: lori loughlin and her husband learned their fate.e star will spend just two months behind bars. does the punishment fit the crime? a criminal defense attorney will answer that next ♪ you say goodbye ♪ and i say hello ♪ hello hello ♪ i don't know why you say goodbye ♪ i say hello. >> a high profile couple sentenced. actress lori loughlin will serve two months behind bars while her husband will spend five months in prison. will: is this too lenient or harsh. jonah spill boar is with us this morning. good morning, jonna. >> good morning. >> so two months for lori loughlin. five months for her husband. why the difference in the two sentences and is this an appropriate sentence for the crime? >> first the difference is the courts and prosecutors claim that lori loughlin's husband actually had a little more to do with this crime than she did. he made some comments and criticisms of his children's guidance counselor and that helped the scheme go undetected for as long as it did. they gave him -- they threw the book at him a little bit harde

lori, i want to get your reaction from something we heard from dr.ional geographic. >> when you look at other parts of the country, this is the thing that's disturbing to me. we're starting to see the inkling of the upticks in the percent of the tests that are positive. which we know now from sad past experience that that's a predictor that you are going to have more surges. >> he goes on to say coronavirus numbers will go up and down. some states are doing one thing, other states are doing another thing. we need a national strategy, correct? >> we definitely have needed a national strategy and we have for the last eight months. >> thank you very much. i appreciate both of you joining us. thank you so much. >> sure. >>> constant attacks on mail-in voting and a trump appointee heading the postal service. will the vote bs counted fairly in november? much more on that story, next. ♪ don't just think about where you're headed this summer. think about how you'll get there. and now that you can lease or buy a new lincoln remotely or in person... discoverin

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lori perez, cbs news. >>> help from the bay area is arriving on the fire lines. two strike teams made crewfrom cont costan >> the fire has burned through 400 acres in lake and colusa county. video shows a plane dropping retardant entrces in the area as flames whip up in the hills and evacuations are underway along the go to road. a dozen structures are being threatened right now. this time lapse video capture the moments that the flames sparked yesterday. it was the afternoon and at this point fire crews say the fire is 20% contained. jack this morning in interview you will only see on kpix, the solano county da office defending the controversial inotg. the willie mccoy case will be reviewed by a special prosecutor. is the former dna of said -- san bernardino county. a judge decided that ramos improperly deleted emails and text messages leading the family to ask for the appointment be reconsidered. the solano county da office said i >> you're talking about somebody who is a prosecutor for 29 years. he has a wide background in loss of elections. he is a consultant

tonight, lori loughlin sentenced. "on the road" goes on the water to meet a boat captain >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening. to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with those devastating wildfires now burning and spreading out of control in northern california. at least five people are dead tonight and another 60,000 have been forced from their homes by the intense flames. hundreds of blazes have exploded in neighborhoods and towns surrounding the san francisco bay area, torching houses and turning more than 1,500 square miles into an apocalyptic and with new fires bei sparked by ligng strikes and gusting winds, every hour the flames are moving so fast, they are outrunning the thousands of reghters that are trying t beat back the expanding inferno. tonight the university of california at santa cruz has rs andvacuated, shelters and hotels are filling up and some of the state's historic redwood for

actress lori loughlin and her husband just hours away from learning their fate as a judge gets ready to hand down their sentences on zoom. both about to face prison time, but for how long? >>> and friendly competition. >> okay, you want to play? okay, let's play. >> jennifer aniston versus courteney cox in an epic game of pool but which star is the ultimate shark? ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ fire away >>> good morning, america. happy friday to you all. it's a big -- it was a big night for joe biden last night. >> definitely was and take a look at this. it's a real sign of the times. the end of an unconventional convention, the socially distant drive-in celebration with fireworks after the former vice president formally accepted his party's nomination for president. >> that speech more than three decades in the making. biden put the covid crisis front and center in this election, laid out the stakes in sharp terms and promised to be a president for all americans. >> mary bruce is in wilmington, delaware, with all the highlights. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george

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. >>> still ahead, full house star lori loughlin and her husband sentenced. how long they'll each spend in prison. >> but first, the latest on the coronavirus, including the bay area county just removed from the state watch list. >>> more than 5500 new cases of coronavirus reported yesterday. california has now crossed 650,000 cases of coronavirus since march. the death toll is close to 12,000 now. there continues tore good news, though, as hospitalizations and icu admission, which are both still on the decline right now. >>> well, napa county today became the first bay area to be -- bay area's area to be taken off the state's monitoring list. the county had just 274 coronavirus cases over the past two weeks, and it's test positivity rate is below 4%. the county has had just 13 deaths since the start of the pandemic. napa will be able to reopen indoor businesses like restaurants and wineries, salons and gyms, as well. >>> martin county is also saying importantment. the health department has given authority to open hotels and motels. parties, events, and outsi

joining us now, the mayor of chicago, mayor lori lightfoot.your city is doing after the violence this past weekend? >> look. i think we're seeing the same challenges in chicago that we've seen across the country. chicago was not the only city unfortunately that was hit with looting. it happened in other places across the country. i think this is a challenging time for our country in general because of the continued concerns and response necessary for covid-19. there's a lot of anger. there's a lot of frustration. it asylum never justifies the kind of criminal conduct we saw in our city and other cities on sunday night. these are organized robbery crews. certainly there are people who are opportunistic, but the reality is we have to stand up and unite as a city and stand against this kind of bald criminal activity. i've been very direct with our law enforcement folks, particularly our prosecutors. we've got to bring these people out of the shadows and bring justice. there's a lot of concern among equity and systematic racism that's been happene

. >>> and coming up, actress lori loughlin hours away from learning her fate in the college admissions scandal. will she get prison time? >>> and breaking overnight, another soldier missing from ft. hood. what we're learning about the latest disappearance. how will 2020 census data be used? where there are more people, there are more needs for public services. that's why the census is used by the government to inform funding decisions each year. but that's not all. it's also used by nonprofits to inform services, by businesses to create jobs, and even by students for school projects. understanding how the population changes helps us shape communities across the country for the better. shape your future. start here. visit 2020census.gov. >>> a frightening scene in southwest china. 21 cars swallowed up by that massive sinkhole in front of a mall. amazingly, no one was hurt. the hole was more than 5,300 square feet. no word on the cause but the region has been hit with heavy rain all month. >> just incredible. >>> and a search is under way in texas after another ft. hood soldier went miss

with astros hitting coach alex cintron who jesters bring it on there it is and that was enough for lori on out. he charges at the astros dugout that causes the benches to clear. lowrie on a catcher austin allen this is likely more fallout from the houston astros sign stealing scandal that focus that are light fires helped bring to light last november. a's when 72 in the end they swept the astro's oakland approved 12 4. that's the best record in the league so far they travel to los angeles to play the angels today. but now we wait to see who gets suspended and for how long you're on it just. and now to the giants they'll take on the astro's tonight or yeah in houston, they're going to be hoping to bounce back after a loss against the dodgers. >>in los angeles, let's go to the top of the 5th mike this stretch. he's getting the base hit here to center center 2 runs score giving the giants a huge that point however the dodgers that well they responded in a big way. they scored a three-run homer in the 70's. and then the dodgers scored another three-run homer in the 8th. so in the end the gi

>>lori one estimate is that nearly 400 restaurants have closed in the bay area since the pandemic began. but i walked past dark restaurants. all the time they haven't decided whether they're going to make it to whether they can hang in there. i assume that number could go up. >>yes, unfortunately a curtain and we've seen on that estimate could be as high as 85% not necessarily specific to our area but the james beard foundation comes lexicon report is is anticipating these independent restaurants again we don't have a lot of cash resources. and so even if you've got a ppp loan and you you use that out or you still have some funds left they want to run out pretty quickly i don't know of anybody that can make it more than a month or 2 i was out some additional federal funding and it's a real issue for the hospitality for san francisco. for many many restaurants across the united states. >>you know i've talked to a one business owner who said boy i'm losing some of my prized employs some of them have managed to go off and do something else even if it's in a different line of work. so even