max: it's a little crowded. lemonis: this is all you, too? these are all your bottles? max: yeah. nis: and so it's how much a month? sam: $2,000 a month. we pay the entire bill and all the utilities, and then max reimburses us what he feels is equitable. -max: it cut their cost. -sam: it raised our cost. -lemonis: it raised your cost. -sam: yes. lemonis: how did it raise it? sam: max hasn't been paying his share of the rents and utilities, and he's up to $10,000. max: no. lemonis: max is strangling this business from several different angles. he's taken over most of their space, which ultimately slows down production. also, he's using more lights, more water, and he's also affected their sales with his spices and his sauces seeping into the porous marshmallow. when you have quality problems, you get more returns and you get less repeat sales, which is a recipe for disaster. max: told alexa right up front -- split the rent. the girls got a little aggressive, especially sam, about that i was trying to hustle them and i thought, "they're trying to hustle me!" -lemonis: i have a feelin

your ideas to me let me just get a knot in nice to have you back it's great to be back with you max all righty let's get into it so you're a russian american living in st petersburg russia what's that like in the days of the anti russian hysteria so you're a russian american living in st petersburg russia what's that like in the days of the anti russian hysteria from the so-called liberal america well i would say that from the so-called liberal america. well i would say that it's same as ever because nobody here has any clue that i've spent a couple of decades same as ever because nobody here has any clue that i've spent a couple of decades living in the us i just russian i live in russia that's makes living in the us i just russian i live in russia it's the most natural thing imaginable. the united states and the madness the most natural thing imaginable. the united states and the madness it gets covered in the news but it's not a major top it gets covered in the news but it's not a major topic of interest to most russians about do only time it really quick of interest to most russians

reporting record third-quarter net income this despite the continued grounding of the boeing 737 max. allthe other numbers look pretty good. the problem you have got is getting the max back into the air. once you get it and once the faa clear it, how quickly can you turn things around? for have been telling folks some time that we have one issue and it is the max and everything else is in good shape. right now we are working on an beumption that the max will ungrounded by the faa in december and based on that we have the backs published in our schedule taking bookings february 8 and forward. an assumption of 30 airplanes at that point and we own 34 at this point. i have to quickly add that the all of theirssed predicted schedule so far. the nice thing about where we stand today is that the final software has been submitted to the faa this week. we are at least in the so i thinkon process that is a great process. whether they will be done with their review and ungrounded the airplane in december i don't know. damaged has your relationship with boeing been as a result of this, and do you th

low minus 0.02 percent and here's your chart of the 3 month yields on greek debt it's now negative max all right well loans kind of imply that somewhere in the mix is collateral right so people are putting up collateral to get a loan so in the country of greece the collateral that is the greek economy is being used to put up against these short term debt instruments and they're getting negative rates which implies that whoever is making those loans hasn't really looked at the litany of the collateral which makes sense because no where in the world today are economists or policymakers or or bankers really taking into consideration the value of the collateral the collateral value doesn't make any sense the only thing that has any value is the ability for banks to publish numbers that are then sanctified by their respective governments to suggest that they are liquid that they are solvent when we know that in fact they're not solvent so the greek economy is insolvent but you can still use it as collateral against these short term debt markets because the pope of finance gives it their blessin

barrow from the sports is here to tell us all about it hey max so all these teams top teams jostling for the top position in the bundesliga what happened to shock yeah i mean it's incredibly tight at the top of the table talk about that moment the shoutin action on sunday going into a match on the back of 4 wins and one draw in the bundesliga had the chance to go top with a win but they were facing hosts often i'm who lost much they had beaten the reigning champions by and so let's see how that all shook out hoffenheim welcome shell kids of the southwest looking for back to back wins off the last matchday shot victory of a boy and it would have to be a nother upset with devin wagner's side meeting just 3 points to go chop off the match day 8 and shall come in close off to just 3 minutes daniel caligiuri clipping the outside of the post with a sumptuous free kick close but not close enough. as they did against by and it was hoffenheim who struck 1st though alexander nubile could only parry from the last baby on break a march did the rest one nil t

to the ranking members state as well, they fly almost all 737 boeings we alaskans travel a lot i had many constituents in the aftermath of these max crashes that have asked me are the 737s that we're flying on all the time in alaska to and from seattle and other places, are they safe? can you -- can both of you assure my constituents that these 737s are safe that are such an important component of the alaska air travel? >> senator, the 737 ng fleet that alaska operates is a safe fleet. it's a safe airplane it's got about 200 million hours of air safety track record behind it. >> mr. hamilton? >> i agree with mr. muilenburg's comments i also want to state we have a weekly meeting we review all reports coming in from the fleet on whether or not they are potential safety issue or not. >> so the max issues that we're focused on here with regard to 737s are not issues that exist with your other line of 737s, 800s, 900s >> no. >> that's correct. >> let me ask -- i know the house side was looking at this, as we focus, as this committee is on the tragic lessons learned from the max 737 accident, should we also take the time to make sure t

well let's bring in our bureau chief in brussels max hoffman is following all of this for us hi max we hear snippets of information coming in but can you give us an update on the latest that you're hearing there in brussels. i have a lot of snippets too and quite frankly the picture is still kind of murky we have those that say that the road blocks still remain especially the road blocks of course regarding voiding a hard border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republicans are in that which is part of the european union and a crucial role in that is played by the dea you people so the unionist party up in northern ireland that is against the separation or even a virtual separation from mainland u.k. so that those are the sticking points in a nutshell but then there are those that you say the who appeared quite confident still this morning that a deal could be reached later on in the day and we've been hearing similar things from the e.u. embassadors here so it's a mixed bag i would say to sum it up probably the thing is sort of in the middle it's still tough b

max boot. good evening to one and all. before we get to kevin mcaleenan, i was thinking about the stories we've had tonight and this week. has there been this much scandal -- i can't remember this much scandal in an entire eight-year administration in presidencies in recent history. am i wrong? >> i think you're dead right, don. this is just stunning. i mean this is not an administration. this is a criminal conspiracy, and it's a particularly inept criminal conspiracy. this is like what would happen if the three stooges were breaking bad. they cannot conceal their crimes, and they just come tumbling out all the time. i mean if there's any strategy here -- and it's really hard for me to see any. but if there is one, trump's strategy seems to be to commit so much impeachable conduct, the house cannot keep up. this week alone, more scandals than any administration i can think of in four to eight years. >> so then what is the -- is there any -- i don't know. is there any incentive for anyone to stay there in this administratio

max. >>> all right, with the cnn "new york times" presidential debate just two days away, joe biden continuesck against president trump's attacks while also fighting to hang onto his frontrunner status. biden is now using the president's embattled personal attorney, rudy giuliani, as a target in his attacks against the administration's ukraine scandal. and he's fundraising off that as well. cnn's jessica dean is in iowa where the former vice president and others are speaking at a union forum. jessica, what's happening? >> reporter: hi, fred, you're exactly right. we're hearing vice president biden talking about rudy giuliani in some of the speeches he's given. we're also hearing from his son hunter biden's attorney, his attorney releasing a statement on behalf of hunter biden, saying he's going to step down in his board role in a management company that's part of a private equity group that's backed by chinese state-owned entities, that he's going to step down from that board by the end of the month, that if his father is voted in as president, he will not work for the board or any other fore

played on stages all over the world with some of the most renowned orchestras and conductors and her conclusion after years of exhausting concert schedules is that life is precious a max in that's all the more discernible in her music. one hour to show time time to warm up in the church. superstar violinist janine jensen has invited her father young young son should join her in concert they playing together for decades. music or language the to speak requires a few words. guidance . something doesn't go well then we play it again we don't necessarily talk about what went wrong or how we can improve it. we just listen to each other. to really of course i have learned that from my parents and they find it to be one of the most important skills in making music. and started yet. brothers played harpsichord and chandra jennings was assigned the violin although she was initially jealous of her brother's. but it all paid off for jenny and she went on to become the most successful musician of the family by her mid twenty's she had established a career on the international stage and was celebrated for have passionate performances. turning johnson lives a home life on the world

address all the report's recommendations to prevent similar flight control problems from recurring all 737 max 8 jets are grounded worldwide boeing is under intense pressure to explain all the problems associated with the flight control system that played the key role in the lion air crash and one in ethiopia 5 months later. and now to some of the other business stories we're following for you the united auto workers union members have reportedly voted to accept a tentatively agreed settlement with general motors management the agreement came after a bitter 6 week long strike involving $49000.00 workers which cost g.m. an estimated $2000000000.00. facebook has a new news service called facebook news its journalists will choose the headlines while an algorithm identify stories based on the user's interests media sources will reportedly be paid fees for their stories there has been much media anger over tech giants that swallow advertising revenue while paying nothing for articles they post on their platforms. trade unions in rome began a 24 hour strike on friday workers from more than a dozen c

analysts and get a better read on where he sees the progress of the company as well as the 737 max. >> all right, phil, thank you. phil lebeau in chicago with the latest on boeing tim you're a shareholder what do you make of the past two days >> here is the issue the free cash flow hit is something people should be concerned about. what we talked about the company if for the last 18 months that lead it to its peak was all about three cash flow. at its peak in terms of forward-looking basis, almost 24 bucks a share in free cash flow. ubs downgraded 29 cash flow by 3.5 billion, downgraded 2020 by 5 billion. if you listen to the analysts maybe they got more relaxed were flexible when the max production would restart, most guys were october/november if you read these guys in the beginning of the summer they've been sneaking it in to like january, but now they have to address this and there's no question i think the faa has to slow it down if to no other reason until they find out more about this that puts back some of the free cash numbers more. >> i said on friday, how is this stock positive

. >> jlo's son max was all suited up and he has a big role in mom's big day. >> is he gonna walk youe? >> of course. >> i love that. >>> and only "e.t." was with newlywed heidi klum taking over disneyland after her fairytale honeymoon. >> fingers, toes, everything is crossed. so far so good. he's amazing. month after secretly marrying in february and going full shrek at her annual halloween bash. >> are you guys doing a couples theme this year? >> possibly yes. >> klum's costume needs to be killer. it's her 20th year going all out. she gave us this clue. >> i'm going to have a very hard time walking. >> meanwhile heidi's crafted this for disney, a limited-edition minnie mouse ear head band with 150 swarowski crystals. >> i'm still pinching myself. this is what i came up with and they loved it. >> heidi, you look good in anything. minnie, hey girl, you're looking good. >>> let's move on to "dancing with the stars" fan favorite kate flannery. "the office" star is hilarious and killing it in the ballroom. so could we see more dunder-mifflin employees following suit? keltie knight found

when do you see internet intercept phone there are so son of people in this network all that is finally tune in to the max with. all the laws of the electricity go live or was experimenting how was how strong fall to the earth kepler was a study in how the planets revolve around the sun and newton was thinking how could be reconciled the motions of the moon around the earth with the following objects. he developed the laws of of mechanics and that everywhere you have science into your life you have said and that was this is one of the i found this very interesting that the morning is getting further and further away from us and i wonder what impact will that have on us with with a trip to the moon with the ball or you live in the live near an artefact that allows you to measure with the least being the distance to the mall with a precision metal god one centimeter and the moon is receding toward want to have centimeters per year. since the time when. i'm strong all doing is they've had their foot on the moon the moon now is at least me to find their way and the moon will keep receding from the earth. in t

get the 737 in their probe drawing questions about boeing's culture and its race to get the 737 max out all the way over airlines to top its chief rival france based max out all the win over airlines to top its chief rival france based airbus at these hearings come just one week after boeing let go of one of their top executives are busts at these hearings come just one week after boeing let go of one of their top executives who was the head of the commercial airlines division kevin mcallister this after the company's who was the head of the commercial airlines division kevin mcallister this after the company says he handled the company's largest point of business relationships with airlines poorly because he handled the company's largest point of business relationships with airlines poorly callus or face a growing internal scrutiny about his handling of relations in particular alister faced a growing internal scrutiny about his handling of relations in particular alienating important customers following the 2737 max crashes the 737 is getting important customers following the $2737.00 max

comment on on the specifics there. >> there are approximately 92 certification plans with the max which accomplice all changes to the airplane. the faa reviewed eight of those initially. into theu looking certification process as part of ?our review of the 737 max >> yes. i asked my board to set up an independent review committee five months ago and that provided inputs that were acted on. with the other authorities, we are continuing to take a hard look at that and we look forward to taking action on those reports. joint authorities technical review included recommendations that states, if any flight control surface is used in a novel manner, the faa should be directly involved. this is based on the observation that the faa was not completely but becausecas information and discussions were so fragmented and were delivered to disconnected groups within the process, it was difficult to recognize the impact and implications of the system. do you agree that the communication between boeing and the point that relative information on mcas was not provided to the agency? is this what you referred to as gett

percent but also pointed to an increasing impact from the continued grounding of the boeing 737 max. all right, finally we have visa set to report after the bell. investors seem bullish as the stock is gaining and among the top gainers on the dow, up 2 and 3/4 percent. vice president pence very strong speech on the future relationship of u.s. and china in d.c. now, one may have thought that with very sensitive trade negotiations going on, that the vp would kind of soft pedal it. oh, no, he charged china with trying to export censorship by exploiting corporate greed and coercing corporate america even pointing the finger at american companies for not standing tall and standing up to china. he singled out by name nike and the nba saying quote when american corporations embrace censorship, it's not just wrong, it's, quote, un-american. now, he did say that the administration remains optimistic that an agreement on structural reforms in china can be reached. let's get to edward lawrence. you have to figure the nation's business community, they are digesting the contents, plus, he poked at th

boeing has now turned over all such safety related communications to the faa related to the 737 max? >> senator, our team continues to cooperate with all request for documentation. i'm sure that additional documents will be provided over time as they're discovered, as would be normal to the process. we'll cooperate fully with the request. >> it seems to me that a request shouldn't have to have been made with regard to that item of conversation, certainly. when did you become aware of the e-mails that i referred to in the second part of my question? about jedi mind tricking regulators. >> senator, just recently i've been informed of the details of those e-mails and the instant -- >> can you give us an idea of how recently -- >> over the last couple weeks when it became public news. >> you did thought know about it up till then? >> sir, i don't recall being wreefed on the details of those documents any time prior to that. >> can you see that this raises much concern about the level of coziness between boeing personnel and faa regulators? >> mr. chairman, i understand the concern there.

played on stages all over the world with some of the most renowned orchestras and conductors and her conclusion after years of exhausting concert schedules is that life is precious a max in that's all the more discernible in her music. one hour to show time time so warm up in the church. superstar violinist janine jensen has invited her father young young son to join her in concert they play together for decades. music or language the true speak requires a few words. when at 1st most guidance. something doesn't go well then we play it again we don't necessarily talk about what went wrong or how we can improve that we just listen to each other. dearly of course i have learned that from my parents and they find it to be one of the most important skills in making music to. young started young brothers great harpsichord and joining was assigned the violin although she was initially jealous of her brothers. but it all paid off for johnny she went on to become the most successful musician of the family by mid twenty's she had established a career on the international stage and was celebrated for had passionate performances. joining johnson live so her life on the world stag

address all the report's recommendations to prevent similar flight control problems from recurring all 737 max 8 jets are grounded worldwide boeing is under intense pressure to explain all the problems associated with the flight control system that played the key role in the lion air crash and one in ethiopia 5 months later. once a year the alliance for affordable internet which includes google and facebook surveys how expensive internet access is around the world this time it looked at $136.00 low and middle income countries and it found that only 40 percent of people in africa even have internet access and those who do pay more than on any other continent but some african countries have made significant improvements to web access cameroon for example jumped $6.00 places in the alliances listing mail mali jumped 5 and tanzania moved up a respectable 3 positions the alliance tells a simple remedy to the situation competition it says one gigabyte of mobile data volume in a market with only one provider is expensive when a competitor moves in prices tumble by as much as $7.00 per gigabyte now le

to the police station and returned it it's clearly political it is a message not only to max blumenthal but to all the other independent journalism message not only to max blumenthal but to all the other independent journalists who are trying to be telling telling the truth to be able to say looks who are trying to be telling telling the truth to be able to say look we're not going to simply accept the u.s. government narrative about we're not going to simply accept the u.s. government narrative about all things in its foreign policy this is the u.s. government using a heavy hand to things in its foreign policy this is the u.s. government using a heavy hand to try to repress max blumenthal to intimidate him and to intimidate others using trying to repress max blumenthal to intimidate him and to intimidate others using the policy. this to happen somewhere else so this wasn't know if this was writers or if this was in caracas venezuela the corporate media would be all about this story is in caracas venezuela the corporate media would be all about this story that strangely there are very. surprised a

technical pilot for boeing may have known when the m cast system, crucial to the 737 max was being developed. this all goes back to 2016 messages turned over on capitol hill in one of the messages he says oh, shocker alert, mcas is active down to m-2 it's running rampant in the sim on me. the sim referring to the simulator. they're in the process of developing the mcas in 2016. a couple of texts later or messages later he messages a coworker, so i basically lied to the regulators [ unknowingly ] what exactly did he mean when he said he lied to the regulators he received a statement from his attorney the chief pilot technical attorney he said if you read the whole chat it's obvious there was no lie. the simulator was not reading right and had to be fixed to fly like the real plane. marng's career at air force, f.a. chl a boeing about safety he would never put anyone in an unsafe plane by the way, boeing we reached out to them, they say they are cooperating not only with the probes on capitol hill but also with the department of transportation as well as the department of justice. guys, i'm just getting

going to happen shortly after the new year which means, a, they can ramp up production on the 737 max and all of those maxes that are parked that have been built but not yet delivered that they can start to clear those out and so they're looking down the road at late in 2020 when this company will see real juice in cash flow as they ramp up those deliveries. >> david, i appreciate your thoughts here. as long as the return to service is this quarter, boeing you can see they're past recovery but if not, then what i mean, we've seen this timeline slip so many times before. >> they're cutting it real close, kelly last quarter, they made a really dramatic announcement just before earnings where they said if they weren't able to get this plane recertified by the end of this quarter, they might have to shut down the max production line now, we're right in the window where they're still on the right side of that equation. but if even one more delay happens, we could be on the wrong side of it and that would have drastic economic consequences. that would impact suppliers. it might further impact gdp.

less than 5 months before the ethiopian flight went down a boeing 737 max crashed off the coast of indonesia killing all 189 people on board . but it was only in the aftermath of the ethiopian flight that aviation authorities around the globe grounded the $737.00 max. these are just a few of the $737.00 maxes that are grounded around the world while investigations into the crashes and the design of the aircraft continue. some details have emerged bit by bit about what could have caused the planes in indonesia and ethiopia to go down. software the control the tail of the plane has been implicated in both crashes. but to understand the full story it means tracing the history of the boeing $737.00 max. in many ways. $737.00 max was born out of competition. we come to the pearce air show. this is the largest air show in the world. and a chance for the aerospace industry and play makers to celebrate their latest creations and commercial sales. it was here in 2011 that boeing's rival european manufacturer broke records with orders for their new plane a 320 neo really isn't a story announcement bizarre just ev

ensure max protein. >>> all right, welcome back, we're following a developing story out of london.big set back for brexit. boris johnson remains defiant after lawmakers voted to delay a deal on brexit. johnson is now vowing to move ahead without parliments approval. what happened and what is about to happen now? >> what is about to happen is hard to answer. what did happen, the vote against the prime minister was 322 to 306. there was supposed to be a second vote on the prime minister's deal after that. that vote, the first vote, was to demand that he take more time, but they canceled it to bring in more legislation next week. it will be next week when they get to vote, essentially, in a way, on his deal. so that true test has not happened. but in the meantime by 11:00 british time tonight. we're talking about six hours or so away, the prime minister is compelled by law to send a letter to the european union asking for a three-month extension for brexit negotiations. and he said, these are his words now, he will not negotiate that. >> i will not negotiate a delay with the eu. and n

good chance of getting his deal through also here in london but if they don't all bets are off all right max a lot of eyes also today on the german chancellor angela merkel she is meeting the french president in france for talks on bragg's it also on syria what can we expect . right well if we talk about briggs it of course it will be a topic between the 2 but we should not overestimate the role that the heads of government play in the e.u. at the moment they have their chief negotiator who has a mandate of course they've kind of tweaked it because remember in the past they said that he was not allowed to open the legally binding withdrawal agreement so basically that the war's documents that is changed apparently they're willing to do that now but apart from that what people here the sherpas so the people that are negotiating say is we absolutely want to avoid having the leaders haggling over text on thursday when they come together through that maybe decisive summit here in brussels so really what they want them to do is either have the agreement that they go she did so this this draft tha

max is the author of "the corrosion of conservatism: why i left the right." thank you allll because i saw you working early today, and here you are with us this evening. i appreciate it. let's start with you. this white house meeting, it really seems like the pressure of the impeachment inquiry and the blowback from republicans on trump's syria decision -- it seems like it's getting to the president. >> it really does, and nancy pelosi, when she came out to the mics today, she told reporters that she thought it was because republicans had broken with the president on the issue of syria, delivering him kind of an embarrassment by repudiating his policy there. but at the same time, if you look closely at what the president actually said about pelosi, calling her a third-rate politician -- >> he said third grade, but he meant third rate, right? >> yes. and saying, "i'll meet you at the ballot box"ing it's clear that the president views pelosi as something of his nemesis. this impeachment inquiry has been something that is on his mind at all times. it is coloring everything th

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