. >> once we had the pilot l lunc under or belt, we were granted one day a month that we could otally take over the menu. >> pressure food will have more nutrients and kids will have ore energy during the day. >> kids can be engaged, they can do meaningful work in what is that other kids s can't possssi >> one of f the main concerns a food -- that food services s ha was they didn't t have enougugh staff. you have to preparare freshh fo. yoyou can't just unfreezeze it. you can't just take it out of a can. so it was more work and so that's where we step in and so i we will help with the extra work. we have students in the cafeteria mixing afafter codeos teachers cutting vegetables. but they were concerned we weren'n't food safe certrtified we said we will get food safe certified. charlie e and i went to a nine-hour seminar. we went what temperatures foods need to be cooked at. how to avoidid contatamination. we all passed with flying colors and received ouour creditit accucusation.. -- certification. >> we planned a rotating schedule so each one of us can plan without a local chef each

in the annual auction that goes to benefit glide a san francisco charity for the homeless after the lunc i asked the oracle of omaha for his assessment of damage done in houston by hurricane harvey. >> in the case of our particular company, we write about 10% of the auto insurance in texas. we probably have 500,000 or so cars insured in that area. >> through geico. >> for geico i wouldn't be surprised if we had 50,000 losses and most total losses we have to get tens of thousands of cars in there because a person has enough trouble with the house and everything else. they need a car. and it's how you perform at a time like this this really defines whether your insurance company is doing the right job >> let's talk about gdp. we did get a second quarter read on the second quarter gdp, which was 3% better than people thought does this feel like a 3% gdp economy to you >> no it's been about 2% a year now since the fall of 2009 eight years. it's been remarkably close to that most of the time. i would guess we're in about a 2% growth economy now. but 2% is not bad incidentally. >> warren, let

donald trump hosted a lunc afcaneaderhor >> i'm greatly honored to host this lunch, to be joined by the leaders of coÔte d'ivoire, ethiopia, ghana, guinea, nambia. nambia's health system is increasingly self-sufficient. >> stephennow, there is no such country as "nambia." despite that, they will soon have a better healthcare system than we do. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i might move to nambia. i hear very good things. >> jon: i never heard of that i.>> stephen: i might go go of to nambia. he went on to praise the african republicans of nambla, wango-tango, and wakanda. "we must secure our supplies of vibranium." "i want to thank prime minister chaka khan, thank you so much for being here. so wonderful." of course, everyone's still talking about his g oeebi ts loh e u.rdth y it. let's see how chief of staff john kelly felt. here he is listening to trump. ( laughter ) ( applause ) that is the happiest he has looked since he took the job. i'm sorry, general, but when you open your eyes, he's still going to be there. of course, the main focus of trump's speech was north korea-- which was als