magnus: i think it has changed a lot.e traditional fine dining restaurants of the past, but you have so many more experiential dining experiences that are not necessarily categorized as fine dining, but people are willing and prepared to travel and pay quite a bit. francine: it is amazing. there has been an explosion of nordic food and the popularity of it. people come from china as well? where do people come from it? magnus: 30% of our customers are either american or british. 50% is swedish or scandinavian. the remaining 20% comes from the rest of the world. francine: how much do you think the -- about the actual business of the restaurant? do you personally do it or do you have someone doing it for you? magnus: no, i do it and i help with some of the administration. it is a small company. we are 50 employees, roughly. we have been very fortunate to have a really good partner on the business side. does not function, there would not be any room for my creative expression. francine: it is amazing, because you cross a litt

it's like magnus where we keep away from that kind of stuff. so you start talking me about a party that was coming up and they wanted me to come to the party and i was like maybe i don't know. and one of the guys looked at me and he's like actually you're going to work the party. and i knew what you meant by that and i hadn't done anything like that in several years and i was like no i'm not. i'm i'm not going to do that and you said either your going to work party or you're going to bring somebody to work for the party. this is one of the things that i. regret. the most. in my life there had been a young girl that lived in my apartment complex and her mom was in jail. and she looked at me and she would always say that she wanted to become a stripper when she got older she was only. sixteen and a half. getting ready to graduate high school i asked her i said hey there's a party and they need dancers and do you want to dance i knew that it would probably be more than dancing but i remember the biggest thing in my head was i don't want to work ou

and then i started up magnus. over two and a half years ago so i invented a couple of products introduced a couple of products to the oil field. i got lucky to be honest with you. issue with narcotics and alcohol abuse tell me about these connections between oil prices and the numbers of calls it's seems very clear we look at the prices when there are forty two years ago for a barrel of west texas oil now it's over seventy about seventy fourth today and we see that people are drawn to our area to support the oil industry people who are very busy and want to relax and i do i mean when i'm busy i like to relax also but then they'll jonah will drink too much sometimes and then the drug community comes in and gets methamphetamine and cocaine and other things and that cycle with drinking and the drugs when the people who are used to being busy all the time and they don't have enough time nothings to do in their own time the problems happen. i just think mostly pretend i didn't have and they can i mean and it. really st

and then i started up magnus. over two and a half years ago so i invented a couple of products introduced a couple of products to the oil field and. i got lucky to be honest with you i just got lucky. oh. i'm. sure i'm mrs carmel role to see. if they only look like ten months old because my daughter. has got her pets she loves little chickens you know there's what we did and i don't know why don't get me wrong there's a lot of challenges. because there's not a lot of service least for the family. i don't know pulling out of the well the grocery is only really there's two grocery stores but there's really one big grocery store just in harlem he gotta drive forever to go see a good doctor. so we do that we do this barbecue. to screw cool things you know just how you handled thrust. the stress is really high i mean it is just. because i don't perform. somebody else is going to come in and take over the work. that i lose all that. i got to go find it. start again so i. got it going to be back to. every squad. of fifte

. >> players like offensive lineman eric magnus son, rahim and quarterback c.j.thard paired up with models fighting disease for a photo shoot and runway walk while sporting donated levi's clo sad but anyt succeed them have joy and see them smile is great. so -- >> the audience heard each cancer fighter's story of strength and courage and survival as they strutd down the catwalk beaming and having a great time. what a special night. >> that certainly is. >>> we very mindi with more sports. >> postseason is under way for major league baseball. nl wildcard game is exactly how you want a one-game playoff to be had high drum mao. the a's are set to make major league history in abc7 sports sponsored by river raqqah sin fellow. >> the a's will make major league history of in tomorrow's wildcard game against the yankees. oakland will become the first team in the postseason to not use a starting pitcher. the yankees will send luis severino to the mound. oakland will rely on a combination of their best relievers. bull penning is a tack i can bob melvin used several times o

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that twenty two senators asking or requiring actually a chance to launch an investigation under the magnus the human rights account account. for this reason i think we are we are getting we are pushing for the absence of saudi as it is pushing the crisis to new levels and move fishbowls because keep it let's keep in mind in the united states there has been already huge of frustrations over how saudi arabia is handling gehman and why are we taking the liability of the saudi government and now it's not only yemen but also you know this issue of the do which is frustrating the u.s. position even let me. again. you were a political prisoner of saudi arabia you understand the regime the way it works because the kingdom is so used to restricting access to information domestically do you think they were expecting anything like this and do you think they have the tools to be able to deal with an international not only just media crisis but political crisis well when they're so used to restricting access to information. i mean they they have good friends in western washington they have. you know do

here's edie magnus. >>> on april 4, 2005, a texas county sheriff near the louisiana border heard there might be a fugitive in his area. >> i received a telephone call from a local texas ranger. >> the call led sheriff newton johnson and his deputies 65 miles from the nearest big city to a rundown mobile home on a chicken farm. the home of a couple calling themselves richard and samantha deal. >> if you wanted to hide, is this a good place to do it? this a good place to do it? >> well, if a person keeps a very low profile, a person could stay out of circulation for a while, yes. >> but the deals had been farmhands here for years until the law descended on their home. what did he say? >> i knew you were coming, i just didn't know when. >> agents found mrs. deal working on another farm just down the road. what shape did she seem to be in? >> fine. >> the men were placed in handcuffs, a routine arrest. it turned out the rest of the story was anything but. that's because richard and samantha deal were not husband and wife at all but instead the oddest of odd couples. his real name was rando

chess board as a world champion so can a world cup player from a different sports chess champion magnus carlsen able to find a few gaps in the defense of liverpool and england player trends alexander he's played the game from a young age but once the twenty year old unable to do anything about an opponent's attack losing after just seven seen us ok that is only sport for not wall eight or. thank you very much that's it for me down in jordan for the news my colleague michele carey is up next with more of the day's news. in nigeria live you see bede's holland or denise an airfoil is one of them is that guy writes i do not sing all the junk that is followed. by nigeria is suck up by nigeria is your development manager is x x this is my nigeria. my nigeria on al-jazeera. when people need to be head. start is being horrified jomo soldier's life it's not a normal life show and the story needs to be told to do stories that have impact all suspect i testify in the fall of the law to make sure that the bad guys are both behind that al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries an

let's strengthen the partnerships with jail, with alberta magnus seven, university new haven, talk aboututting a campus in new haven and you are still a metro north. you get access to new york. you don't have to move anybody at. they may still sit take a hike but if we don't come in and have that conversation, then you're not good have. that's what i mean by being the chief marketing officer. stefanowski: i could spend my whole 15 minutes on this one to let me start with ge. i'm not sure who met met with but you know eiji left? because of the worst economic policy over the last eight years under dan malloy. we need to get the corporate tax rate them down to keep companie ge here. do you know eiji left? because of horrible regulatory pressures on the business. do you know eiji left? because when dan malloy came up for the final meeting with ge to convince him to stay, he started the powerpoint presentation with a picture of a jet engine and, unfortunately, it was a pratt & whitney jet engine, not a ge engine. they didn't have a business person leading the state. look at what charlie baker

chess board as a world champion so can a world cup player from a different sports chess champion magnuscarlsen able to find a few gaps in the defense of liverpool and england player trends alexander who's played the game from a young age but once the twenty year old unable to do anything about an opponent's attack losing after just seven st. ok that is i suppose looking for now is get back to laurin. andy thank you very much indeed and that's it for me lara taylor this news hour now here in a minute with another full roundup of the day's news as we mentioned watching i have now. demand has outstripped supply and inference of a commodity. adoption is a compassionate act for children in need but not against the will of their models. from uganda to the united states faultlines investigates how innocent lives have been caught in a new legal tug of war between biological and adoptive parents. fault lines on al-jazeera in the lead up to the u.s. midterm elections we'll be talking to the american people looking at key issues for voters from immigration to economic struggles the health care sys

chess board as a world champion so can a world cup player from a different sports chess champion magnus carlsen able to find a few gaps in the defense of liverpool and england player trends alexander who's played the game from a young age but once the twenty year old unable to do anything about an opponent's attack losing after just seven st us ok that is only sport for not wall eight or. all right all the news of course on our website they would it is on the screen that address al-jazeera dot com and that's of may down in jordan for the news hour don't go away that was i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news day that's not so much. carter. in the lead up to the u.s. midterm elections we will be talking to the american people looking at key issues for voters from immigration to economic struggles to health care system to greece's and women's rights to join us through i took told her for special coverage and analysis the u.s. mood times on all jersey. what makes this moment this period we're living in for so unique. we haven't seen the president this unpredictable freedom of

lately that twenty two senators asking for requiring actually a chance to launch an investigation and magnus the human rights account. you know. so for this reason i think we are we are getting we are pushing or the absence of saudi as it is pushing the crisis to new levels and move fishbowls because keep it let's keep in mind in the united states there has been already huge of frustrations over how saudi arabia is handing gehman and why are we taking the liability of the saudi government and now it's not only a man but also. you know this issue of the do which is frustrating the u.s. position even let me bring in. you were a political prisoner of saudi arabia you understand the regime the way it works because the kingdom is so used to restricting access to information domestically do you think they were expecting anything like this and do you think they have the tools to be able to deal with an international not only just media crisis but political crisis well when they're so used to restricting access to information. i mean they they have good friends in western washington they have. you k

he witnessed magnus aquis himself as a child and then became known as doctorjellyfish because he extracted bit of information we didn't already know. thank you, charlie. banks very much. businesses in the centre of belfast are continuing to lose millions of pounds after a fire in august. a large area is still cordoned off, meaning 15 shops haven't been able to open, including the primark store which was virtually destroyed. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has been talking to people affected. a landmark reduced to ruin. the bank buildings has been at the heart of belfast since the 18th century, but eight weeks ago it was burned to a blackened shell. the staff and shoppers who were evacuated found the sight hard to take in as fire ripped downwards through the primark store. the blaze lasted for three days, but the commercial crisis wasjust beginning. this is the busiest thoroughfare in belfast. if you stick a pen in a map of belfast, the centre, this is it. peter boyle's jewellery shop is inside the cordon, which is in place because the bank buildings could collapse. he's deeply frustra