steve madden. >> that's a great friggin shoe. >> what are you wearing? don't wear those again.t will be the shortest intern program ever. >> you better get a pair of shoes, honey. >> now you know. don't let it happen again. >> the shoe designer and businessman started his brand in 1990 with just $1100. >> it looks cheap. we're going to get away with it. >> today he's the forest behind a multi-billion dollar brand. >> how many pairs of shoes do you own personally. >> three maybe. >> just three? >> i don't wear a lot of different shoes. >> his path to success took a turn, two and half year prison stint. >> what was that like? life in prison. >> it was terrible, as bad as you you can imagine. >> he was convicted of stock manipulation. monies and securities fraud. >> what went through your mind, first thought. >> you know, it's like you're in shock, you're numb, kind inform shock. >> as his business began to boom in the early 90s went public with his public house. >> steve madden. >> steve. >> the same firm that was the inspiration for "the wolf of wall street". >> it was a great m

very much about steve madden the person. >> i'm trying not to get crazy. flipped out on somebody it was like oh, god. >> his shoe empire raked in $1.4 billion in sales last year a mid a difficult retail climate. the company selling nearly 105 pairs of shoes every minute. >> that's the first shoe i made in this building. >> his first shoe marilyn is proudly displayed in the office. the first shoe he once sold out of the back of a car. >> how's it feel looking at that 25 years later. >> it is a great shoe, it was 27 years ago. >> madden is making his life story into upcoming documentary "maddman" the steve madden story, from growing up his four kids. >> what's life like when you ha hang out with your kids. >> i'm a waiter. that's what i am. i am a waiter. i walk around with a towel on my arm and i tray. that's what i do. >> when he's not with his kids frequently visits stores, fixing things that don't look right. >> it looks cheap like a forever 21 shoe. >> at the office he's involved with every decision what's everyone think of that. >> i like it a lot. >>

>> this is maddening. >> you think it's maddening, we're at 30 seconds. >> i've already lost my patience. i'm done. >> well nick his frustration's building as well. >> why in the [ bleep ] do you think you need a left turn arrow at 2:36 in the morning. >> at three minutes is when i start tweeting the city manager. >> three? fast forward seven and a half minutes and a car is coming the other way, they go straight through the green that they have on the opposite side. >> oh, man. >> fast forward a little bit more, about i this point he's mulling options to protest. >> what protest would be appropriate? the buddhist who lit himself on fire, but that's a little too morbid. >> don't do that. >> 16:30 minutes in, cars cross-traffic going across. still sitting here with the red. >> this whole thing is [ bleep ]. >> now you've got us at a red light and the car opposite at a red light. >> two people here are waiting on both sides. now the cars are waiting on either side of this street. >> you just want to call the cops, they're never there when you need them! >> police car showed up, oh my goodne

it's maddening. are you disappointed with him on l g b t because originally he. didn't bother him at all goetia were bright right right right and disappointed i think he. i don't now i mean i have i am very pro l.g. beauty and. and it's kind of scary because. there's not a lot of things that are said that have much merit or have any longevity in terms of what's true and what's not what's what has merit and what doesn't when it comes out of his mouth and it's frustrating i tremble when i turn on the news because i like now it's going to happen. because it seems like every day i've never watched cable news more than i ever have in my life because you know i'm a little trepidation because you never know what's going to happen and i over better than that i hope you know of course to call my own movement but i hope we can just govern and move ahead him and stop the violence for sure vanessa we play a little game of if you only knew ok what's a secret talent you have. a secret talent. it certainly is not a

. >> this is maddening. it's maddeningly frustrating because this is beneath the dignity of the president of the united states, or at least it should be. >> tim, when you hear it's maddening, frustrating from these members of congress, the very ones who are to help push through the agenda of the president of the united states, aren't they also telling the president we're starting to wonder whether we should be pushing your agenda because you're not even controlling your own behavior nor are you taking the advice of those who want to advocate for him? >> sure. what we're all watching is the extent to which the president is creating a toxic environment for republicans. and, you know, i'm not in the prediction business. it's very hard to predict, but we'll see the extent to which there will be an erosion of republican support for him as it becomes clear that he's not supporting their agenda. let's not forget that after real hi taking arms and twisting arms to get the house to pass health care, he then calls tha

the chaos is interesting because for folks like matt, the chaos is maddening. but i heard from so many folks that i report on who are work in the trenches, whether it's democratic hill staffers or republican hill staffers with to be chaos for those fighting the bill was hard. they felt like there was a lot of distraction. the president's allies and the president's opponents find the chaos maddening in different ways. do you feel that the chaos ends up making -- seriously. do you feel that the chaos has made it harder to mobilize the president's agenda? >> it's worth noting as a side note that chaos is an authoritarian ruling strategy. all of us need to keep our eyes on the traditional politics around trying to defeat a health care policy bill but also the craziness which is an intentional strategy by the white house to keep people off balance. it's made it harder and more remarkable that the resistance movement killed the top priority of this administration and the gop. the thing that was supposed to be passed on day one was beat back be by a movement of people

. >> reporter: what is maddening is that his car was picked up on a surveillance camera exiting the devils slide tunnels. he vanished in the mile and a half between the tunnels and the beach. >> our family searched it on foot. a lot of people searched it. if i was to guess it has been searched 50 times. >> reporter: his wallet and cash were found at his home but just last week his aaa card was found on the beach. >> that is the last evidence other than him leaving the tunnels. that card came from the car and floated on to the beach. >> reporter: despite searches from aircraft, divers and drones the car has not been found. >> we are -- half the time -- you know, just -- in tears. i will break up or break down i should say, 4, 5 times a days. >> the flights from hawaii cost thousands but he will return every two weeks till he is found because how do you stop searching when the missing person is your child. john ramos, kpix 5. >>> a fundraiser this weekend to help a monstairy to help after it has been cut off from a islanders on highway 1 -- landslide on highway 101. they performed at a benef

. >> reporter: this is what happens when maddened motorists are pushed to the edge, driven to the pointking an irrational, sometimes deadly move. >> we're not going to tolerate behavior like this. department has had enough with rage on its roads, after teenager dillen spade was shot and killed over an improper merge. police in arlington, texas are launching a hotline to monitor flareup which officers say are getting out of control. these three 911 calls were all from this sunday alone. >> reporter: to help combat the problem, drivers will be urged to call a special number to report incidents. >> we will investigate that case further. we'll generate a letter, basically saying your vehicle was alleged to have been involved in a road rage or aggressive driving incident, and we don't tolerate that type of behavior, and here's sotips to remain calm in traffic and drive friendly. >> reporter: across the country, road rage incidents like this >> they were jostling for position and unfortunately, this gentleman took to the decree that is unconscionable. >> reporter: or this where a young woman

. >> reporter: what is maddening is that his car was picked up on a surveillance camera. that means he somehow vanished in the mile and a half between the tunnels and the beach. . >> our family searched on foot, if i was to guess, it was searched 50 times. >> reporter: his wallet and cash were found at his home but last week his aaa card was found on the beach. >> last evidence other than him leaving the tunnels and, you know, the -- you know, the card came from the car and maybe it floated on to the beach. >> reporter: despite the searches no sign of the car has been found. it left this fatherane tortured state of limbo. >> -- father in a tortured state of limbo. >> we are half the time, you know, just in tears. [ indiscernible talking ] >> the flight from hawaii cost thousands but he will return every two weeks till he is returned because how do you stop searching when the missing person is your child. john ramos, kpix 5. >>> firefighter in contra costa county -- firefighters in contra costa county are battling a wildfire. the fire is 90% contained. two wildfires consum

. >> this is maddening.rating because this is beneath the dignity of the president of the united states or at least it should be, and it's a distraction. >> a distraction are from the agenda. these are some of the eitems he ran on. as you can see there's a lot unaccomplished or incomplete and other than justice gorsuch no major legislative accomplishments. back with the panel now. scott, obviously somebody who wants to see the president's agenda move forward and move forward quickly, how much -- we were talking during the break, he's two accomplishments away from being able to run well in midterms and help folks out. >> no question. this they go ahead and get a deal on health care and something done on taxes and/or infrastructure plus the supreme court confirmation that's a great set of stuff to run on for the midterm. in washington, i'll make a baseball analogy, i know you love sports analogies, you have to string a series of hits together to score a run. and after the scalise congressional shooting the pre

for folks on the hill, the chaos is maddening.so many folks that i report on who were working in the trenches whether it was democratic hill staffers or republican hill staffers. chaos for people fighting the bill was hard. they felt like there was a lot of distraction. the president's allies and opponents both find the chaos maddening in different ways. do you feel like the chaos has made it harder to actually mobilize an opposition to the president's agenda? >> that's a great question. a side note that chaos is a kind of authoritarian ruling strategy. all of us need to keep our eyes on the traditional politics around trying to defeat a health care policy bill and the craziness, which seems to be an intentional strategy by this white house to keep people off balance. it has made it harder and all the more remarkable that the resistance movement just killed the top priority of this administration and of the gop. the thing that was supposed to be passed on day one was beat back by a movement of people that started mobilizing in dec

the chaos is interesting because for folks like matt, the chaos is maddening.eard from so many folks that i report on who are working in the trenches, whether it's democratic hill staffers or republican hill staffers with to be chaos for those fighting the bill was hard. they felt like there was a lot of distraction. both the president's allies and the president's opponents find the chaos maddening in different ways. do you feel that the chaos ends up making -- seriously. do you feel that the chaos has made it harder to mobilize the president's agenda? >> that's a great question. it's worth noting as a side note that chaos is an authoritarian ruling strategy. all of us need to keep our eyes on the traditional politics that are happening here around trying to defeat a health care policy bill but also the craziness which is an intentional strategy by the white house to keep people off balance. let's be aware of what's happening. it's made it harder and more remarkable that the resistance movement just killed the top priority of this administration and the gop. th

. >> reporter: meet anne madden, the dunn lab's microbe wrangler. to search for unknown yeast, she started by catching a wild bee and a wild wasp. she then transferred every microbe from their bodies to a petri dish. don't fret, animal lovers-- she didn't commit mass bug-icide. >> to make bumble beer, and all of the different bumble beers that we've made since, we've killed two bugs. you've likely killed more bugs on your way to a bar to get beer than we did in the process of making it. >> reporter: a couple days later, a forest of microbes appear on the dish, and then in four steps, madden combines her senses with technology. first, she looks to separate the yeast from bacteria or fungi. >> it's about understanding when something glistens in a certain way. >> reporter: next, she picks a handful of yeast candidates, grows them on a new dish and then follows her nose. >> you can smell the same smell, both on that plate, and in that final beer. >> reporter: her third task is running the d.n.a. from these candidates through a national database, to ensu

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the next one is steve madden. s interesting. i think we're all very well aware of what's happened in retail land. and these guys, the stock has really stood out. it's held up really well in a difficult retail space and these guys have trend right product and are taking market share and you can just look at the stock. they're definitely bucking the trend in what's going on in retail land today. >> and finally, hopefully i'll pronounce this correctly. an logic. alog. this is really top of mind considering what's come out of homeland s in talking about an insecurity measures at airports. so, these guys make baggage screening devices. their legacy business has been the check baggage side, but they've taken that same technology and have put anytime a smaller box so now, you have to ability with these newer technologies to screen your carry-ons and the nice thing about this is you don't have to take your liquids, your gels or aerosols or laptop of your carry on bag. the goal is to speed up the security check in process, which i think

. >>> happening now, the search is on for a missing south by a man last seen in his more on madden avenue in east san jose around 10:00 yesterday morning. the 76-year-old has been diagnosed with dementia. mora is 5'4" and weighs about 140 pounds. he was last seen wearing a black baseball cap with an l.a. logo on the front. >>> a man is in custody after a standoff with police in san jose. he also reportedly set a building on fire. it happened around 11:30 last night in welch park. look at this. police found the man on the roof and smoke could be seen rights up from the building. the suspect demanded to speak with his kids before turning himself in, but he did surrender peacefully. no one was hurt. >>> also in san jose, police are investigating what caused a driver to smash into a tree this morning. the crash happened just before 2:00 a.m. on burnal rod and highway 101. took crews 30 minutes to pull the driver out. he was taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition. >>> that cell phone in your hand, it's now safer than it's been in years. smartphone robberies have dropped 50% since

>> and from fat cats to maddening monkeys. wild monkeys are roaming central florida.re's a a lot going on in florida, they just need to clean that place up. this cell phone video captured one of the monkeys at a start park in ocala. last month, they gathered to figure out what to do about the monkeys before they take over the earth. they came to florida 80 years ago, as a >>> this is what we shouldn't do. we shouldn't take them here. there's a sunflower paradise blooming in maryland. they're starting to peak. the flowers should peak this weekend and next weekend. if you visit, don't pick them. the seeds are meant for wildlife to eat. and visitors are advised, wear your long pants and hiking shoes to prevent against poison ivy, ticks, and the big bad sun. >>> just days after enlisting as a teen, a virginia beach teenager made his debut at new york's fashion week. according to the virginia pilot, trevor allen jones got a call from a local modeling agent that wanted to sign him, so he signed up. he went to paris for his first casting, and then went to new york for men's

they have been looking for clues to help them solve the maddening mystery of four missing men. and we may be on the cusp of having a lot of questions answered. it is wednesday night and the big story on action news tonight the latest from the search site and the latest is this, da matt weintraub says he will announce a major development at midnight tonight. we are not going to speculate with an hour to go before officially finding out. action news reporter dann cuellar has been monitoring the situation all night and dann what is the story? >> reporter: well i can tell you this jim a midnight news conference by the bucks county dc da is unprecedented but search teams uncovered something significant for the first time the search was not called off like it has been, it has not been broken off until daybreak and chopper six hd is over the scene where it's going on lights and generators were brought in as we saw medical teams rather teams in medical scrubs going in and out of the tents where a considerable amount of digging has been going on all da matt weintraub would say is that t

it's maddening that you would be there but you are yet alfie's to provide a handicapped child we will watch it get very very. what is happening in front of our eyes you need to leave is an unfolding tragedy. well here's a quick snapshot of the current crisis italy has already seen at least eighty five thousand migrants arrive say far this year and he's pleading with fellow e.u. nations to share the burden then in france a makeshift camp in paris was cleared out on friday with the migrants sent to sports centers in the north in cali the former site of in the tourist jungle camp the city has seen budget hotels fill up with refugees and then in greece which is also seeing a huge influx of migrants locals on the island of kiosk are furious their hotels are being used as a merchant see have we got the thoughts of a european political analysts and also a member of the european parliament and although they do view the crisis differently both of them say the e.u. is failing to address the issue. the problem the lack of humanity is the lack of common cold the lack of the founding out of the id

madden you they're very worrying and a lot of opposition leader of wonder about that and that that this could happen. actually happen again that that a bit it's monday after our billet both were out that but when you think of people about what you do. it will hurt ask your. what he called parent with there's no other that opposition leader died? primarilyly the protest wet all backwards. bands that. i narrowed in caracas a very worrrrying situation indeeed thank you very much indeed for joining us. well moving now to afghanistan where a four hour assault on the iraqi embassy in kabul has ended at least two people are believed to have died along with the attack as. it began with a suicide bombing at the main gate skillman then entered the building and battle security forces for several hours the islamic state group has claimed responsibility. camera border has more detail. the deadly attack in the heart of kabul. a suicide bomber blew himself up but the main gates of the iraqi embassy. allowing three other attack is to enter the building. then follows a gun battle which lasted several ho

sometimes that can be maddening, but often it's quite creative. and, you know, he's a policy guy.had to find ways to feed that so that he didn't feel cut off from the people he wanted to talk to. >> rose: he wanted to see a lot of information so you had to make sure you got a lot of information. >> and talk to people. cabinet secretaries used to call me up all the same timeand say, "i have to see the president. i have to see the president face to face. of and i would say 202-256-1414. he stays up all night. call the white house operator, and if you have something that need to say to hip-- >> did it work out that way? >> some people were intimidated die bye that, which means they didn't really have to talk to the president. others took advantage of that. i had the advantage of knowing who he talked to because i saw the log of the phone calls. >> the discipline is not to prevent the president from getting information. the discipline is to make sure when the president gets information, somebody else knows about it besides the two people who were in the oval office. so the discipline

is maddening. >>. >> eight think they perceive that as kindest to present you with information that you've never open-ended bocor see a television show where this culture is thrown estes' think that we have blocked it out so teach me pro. >> another thing that i thank you do so well is to open up of conversation around shame of how you feel that slowly the shame is lifting with these types of conversations what were you trying to get to? i just knew i wanted to write about fatness that is where people don't want to talk about it they know your fact -- that would whisper or say girl you are not fact -- fet but i think that i am more they try to project your reality so i just want to end that to say this is not the truth as a notebook i eighth started to take a very hard look in the choices i have made over the years how i was comfortable with a certain way of being in that is all i knew so that is all i did. that was useful also learning i don't have to apologize for my body which is a work in progress but writing the book at least got me to recognize that and to articulate that. >> one thi

. >> this is maddening. >> tom carper said the tweets show a lack of leadership. >> leaders don't, pushdown. >> the president ramped up his feud against cnn after a couple major mistakes by the network last week including a story about mr. trump that was later retracted. causing three reporters to resign. a man accused of kidnapping a chien tease exchange student in illinois held without bond. he made his first court appearance monday. he was arrested in the disappearance of a researcher where she got a >> according to criminal complaint, zhang was on the way to meet a new landlord when christianson approached her. investigator do's not believe she is still alive. surveillanceeo vid shows the the moment that brent christian send pulls over to talk to zhang. zhang gets in the black saturn and they drive away. 26-year-old university of illinois student wearing gray and pink flannel shirt, carrying a blue backpack. at 1. 356789, p.m., zhang boarded a bus and texted her building manager to say she was running late. at 1:52 p.m., zhang got off a bus tried to flag down another. 9 minutes late

. >> reporter: what is maddening is that his blue 2001 hyundai was picked up on a surveillance camera. that means he vanished in the mile and a half between the tunnels and the beach. >> our family searched it on foot. a lot of people have searched it. i would say it has been searched 50 times. >> reporter: but the mystery gets stranger. his wallet and cash were found at his home but just last week his aaa card was found on the beach. >> last evidence. and -- you know, the -- you know, that card came from the car and maybe floated on to the beach -- >> reporter: despite searches from aircraft, drones and divers, no sign of the car has been found. it left this father in a tortured state of limbo. >> we are -- half the time -- you know, just -- in tears. usually i will break down i should say, i don't know, 4, 5 times a day. >> the flights from hawaii cost thousands but he will return every two weeks till he is found. because how do you stop searching when the missing person is your child? john ramos, kpix 5. >>> on to the fire watch. a terrifying ride for one southern california couple

. >> it's maddening iwant to shake all of that's people for you. >> guest: me, too much it's not kindness, but i think they perceive it as kindness. i think they think they're doing you a favor and presenting you with some information that you have somehow never seen an oprah commercial or opened a book or seen a television show where diet culture is consistently being thrown at us. they think that somehow we have blocked it all out. which, like, teach me. >> host: crazy. another one of the things you drew so well is just -- open up this conversation around shame that people have, whether it's around assault or it's around how you feel about your body, but it's not what i felt reading it. slowly the shame is just lifting, little by little, and having these kind of conversations. what was -- what were you trying to get to really in talking about this? >> i didn't have an end goal when i start writing the book. just knew i wanted to write about fatness and sort of -- fatness is this thing where people don't want to talk about it, and they know you're fat. but they whisper around it. or they

it's just representing on the pitcher's mound, pitcher, and it should be selected by the manager joe maddene second time starting the all star game. the first game is 2013 when he was with the tigers. it comes with the fifth pitcher to start the all star game. the red sox gets the ball. these two know each other pretty well. it actually plays the same summer league team, get this, lacrosse, they just missed each other by a few years. this year start another dream come true, for sure. >> it's unbelievable. to get to it, it's an incredible accomplishment. when you walk all of the all stars. i mean, you're signaled to be in that clubhouse and be with that recognition. when you have a manager say, hey, we're going to give you a ball, it's icing on the cake. for me to have the opportunity to go out there and represent national league, this is stuff you never forget and, you know, when you get the opportunity and i'm kicking it to go out there and pitch. >> yeah, check out the batting order now, bryce harper third, ryan zimmerman 7th. that game is tomorrow. there's murphy chatting with some of al

is so maddening because it was a side thing for don jr. to do. is nothing there. the fact that we spent the first six months of this guys presidency talking all about russia and of course not addressing a single one of the crucial issues that the guy ran on and beat both parties running on, it's a real travesty. lou: i'm stunned by it all. i would have done what trump * did. if that's stupid, then i'm side. and there is great tough there if you are going after loretta lynch, james comey, bob mueller. you keep going down the line. mike: manage what a juggernaut the trump presidency would be if the republicans were behind him. lou: is there no one in that white house with the street smarts to grab mcconnell and ryan by the name o by by the na. mike: every day my listeners said you have had time to get your act together. we have got this guy in the white house and we don't know how to be unified. lou: he's win wing everywhere whether it's hamburg or washington, d.c. charlie: the republicans instead of getting on this never-trump bandwagon, at the ve

so this sort of thing is even maddening for people like me. kennedy: i think what you see is oftentimes some ders and men and women, sailors as well on the front lines often don't get what they need because of this overspending. >> active duty members gave more money to your last guest ron paul than any others. kennedy: there are a lot of people fighting for freedom, and that is an implicit and important cause for them and we shouldn't lose sight of that in our support for them. rich: consensus on that. if we were attacked by a terror group that emanated from a certain country called afghanistan. kennedy: and we have been there ever since. >> we also gave $100 bill to the saudis who had something to do with that attack as well. rich: the alternative to the saudi government is probably something worse. >> audis are better than saudis. i bought one this weekend. kennedy: did it have a giant red bow in. >> yes, and i got some free fen-fen with it. kennedy: i want to thank the man panel for being here tonight bringing clarity and testosterone. wha

no more motive than that was offer and defense attorney madden said neal was at the center of a male love triangle. jealousy he said led young to kill wingfield and in a fight to the death a week later he told neal he had done that and neal won that fight. neal confessed to that when he turned himself into police. he told them when young attacked him young was naked except for socks. the prosecutor today noted both bodies were found nude. one in the attic, the other in backyard and it was not young but wingfield found wearing socks. it did not bring the matter up before the case went to the jury. the jury broken for the day and they are expected back on monday. reporting live from d.c. superior court i'm sam ford, abc7 alison: indian head highway is back open of a an accident this morning. charger and a mustang crashed head on causing a fiery collision that killed the two drivers. it's unclear if speed played a factor in the crash but the residents say the speed cameras need to be added. larry: for months we have been telling you about the danger of the takata air bag inflators on re

it's maddening. >> i want to shake all of those people for you. >> me too. [laughter] and, uni, it's not kind -- you know, it's not kindness. but i think they perceive it as kindness. i think they think they're doing you a favor and presenting you with information that you've somehow never seen an oprah commercial or opened a book or seen a television show where diet culture is consistently being thrown at us. like, they think that somehow we've blocked it all out which, like, teach me. i'd love to learn that. >> so crazy. you know, another one of the things i think you do so well is just, you know, open up this conversation around shame that people have whether it's around, whether it's around fault or it's around, like, how you feel about your body. but that's what i felt reading it. slowly, the shame is just lifting little by little, and it's by having these kinds of conversations. like, what was, you know, what were you kind of trying to get to really in talking about this? >> you know, i didn't have an end goal when i started writing the book, i just kn

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. >> this is maddening because it's beneath the dignity of the president of the joouns. >> off message on health care, too. >>> plus it back to the world stage including the first face-to-face with vladimir putin. >> russia is our worst adversary in the world today. >>> welcome to "inside polotics." i'm john king. a big week ahead for president trump includes his first meeting with with vladimir putin. the white house won't say if if president plans to raise russia's unprecedented russia interference. >> if it continues to interfere and act, russia is going to do this again. >> process for a major overhaul of the health care system also hangs in the balance this week. they're a giant obstacle to compmize. >> you have a clean repeal and then you have a separate spending bill that for there big government republicans who think responding is the answer, put it on a bill the democrats like and then they can work on it. but let's have a repeal bill because that's what we promised. >> but we begin with the president's defiance. >> it's a distraction. and it really ultimately starts to underm