michael: that's black sesame. richard: it's very different. michael: very different. d: i mean, you talk about polarizing flavor. lori: i'm getting you don't like it. lemonis: this has a really strange aftertaste. never put "black" in the word in anything with food. what i would have done is i would have put "toasted." lori: "toasted." richard: there would be no way i would ever launch that. lemonis: i didn't encourage you to do that. richard: and michael's tenacious, you know. lemonis: have you had a commercial focus group of black sesame? -michael: no. -lemonis: and so as we launched, ginger, chai latte, fortune cookie, and black sesame, we had no testing, no focus groups. richard: exactly. lemonis: how has this done in food service? michael: this is not a food-service item. lemonis: why not? michael: it just -- to get new flavors into the restaurants is very difficult. they want their green tea, red bean, vanilla. that's what they want. lemonis: have you introduced that to them? michael: no. lemonis: because the restaurants provide some level of feedback. it's alway

not michael richards, kraemer.t's very different. >> michael richards has a problem. >> very true. just because you're ignoring it doesn't mean it's not true. >> what do you think we're ignoring? >> the connection, saying radical islamism. there's muslims and there's radical islamic terror. obviously on the other side there's people who have a problem with all muslims which is a huge problem. islamophobia is a thing but the other side saying this has nothing to do with religion, not saying the muslim religion but radical islamist religion is crazy. >> you got to say what it is. >> islamophobia. >> if you keep getting attacked by german shepherds it's okay if you take a second look at a german shepherd when you walk by a house. >> why do you have to bring up race? >> it's biology. it's the description of the suspect. >> i think, way to go, greg. i think that this is the one form of propaganda that we can actually end. with online all of these chat rooms and all of these things it's so much harder to find and weed ou

richard michael, and i bear his name my good -- michael richard pence. i cannot imagine what that irishman things looking down at the country he had the courage to come to at my son's age, would grant our family privilege and opportunities we have been granted. [applause] but there's a legend in our family that his mother walked him out the front door of a two room house that i visited many years ago and she looked to the west and said you have to go to america because there's a future there for you. i know in my heart she met more than a future. she meant about was opportunity. -- she meant boundless opportunity in america. here in america, different than on most every other place in the world throughout the long history of the world, because of our freedom, because of our constitution, anybody can be anybody. that is for the american dream is all about. in the mist of reflecting on that, we hear the other side already. have heard it, we have seen it. it is really remarkable, after donald trump spent the last two weeks reaching out to minorities every a

michael was there. >> reporter: for richard murphy life has been a painful his wife says she saw him suffer daily seizures and crippling headaches from a traumatic brain injury. he was nearly killed in a car accident in 2014. the couple tells us they're hoping for a miracle in this medical marijuana spray. >> if it's okay for grandma and grandpa, it should be okay for everybody else. >> reporter: richard's wife maintains at first they were against medical marijuana andwanted nothing to do with it. over time, this hudson couple control seizures also controlled his life. >> with a brain injury, you lose so much of yourself. >> reporter: a company called surterra therapeutics makes the medical marijuana grown legally throughout the state, including in hillsborough county. >> we tried many things, and finally became available so we jumped at the chance. >> reporter: ultimately dr. avery is hoping this treatment will take the place of medications that richard murphy is currently taking. and as you can see, the construction on the dispensary for patients will get this treatment is already up and running. i'm me

chapter that i call space walk and crashing websites, on december 21st, 2013, two americans michael hopkins and richard detached lek -- lek elec, during 5 and a half hour space block they were designed to protect them from the lack of oxygen, the freezing temperatures and the conflict dust that make space inhospitallal place for humans to say the least. two months earlier in october 1st 20rbgs 13, millions of americans in search of subsidize health insurance logged on to the federal website healthcare.gov hope to go buy insurance and to the surprise of president obama and his top desk the websites crashed, not once, not twice but again and again over a period of two long months. the press erupted in a frenzy over the inability of the federal government to build a website at the heart of the healthcare reform. they were joined by a polarized citizenry, half of whom we wanted to buy health insurance and were frustrated and half of whom saw the whole episode as the more evidence that the government couldn't organize a two-car funeral. the federal government couldn't do technology, that government was hope

michael strauss and richard gott are leading astrophysicists at princeton, so this is your personal tour of the universe. they zoom out from the earth looking at things like stars, galaxies, some more quirky things like worm hoels and time travel -- worm holes and time travel as a possibility in the universe x. this book goeses deeper than just naming different phenomenon. it describes the science behind what scientists know about the universe today. >> host: okay, one more title. >> guest: sure. roger penrose, of course, one of the most influential and important theoretical physicists, and this is basically his take on 21st century physics. so faith in term of our faith and belief in different theories, fashion in terms of what is envogue in the field at the time and fantasy in terms of fantastical ideas like the big bang theory. and so penrose is arguing all three of these ideas have a place in science. they move progress forward and inspire researchers, but there's also the potential for researchers to be led astray, and he talks about this in relation to three different topics, so kw

on december 21, 2013, 2 americans, michael s hopkins and richard the struck you attached electrical connection errors from a malfunctioning cooling pump. this may sound very ordinary until you realize that the two americans were astronauts and the cooling pumps they were fixing was part of the international space station 240 miles above the air. during their five and half hour spacewalk they were suits designed to protect them from the lack of auction, freezing temperatures in the cosmic dust that makes space and inhospitable place for humans, to say the least. two months earlier on october 1, 2013, millions of americans in search of subsidized health insurance law shown to new federal website hoping to buy insurance as easily as they could buy a plane ticket on expedia.com. or a book, or so they thought. to the dismay of the many americans shopping for health insurance and to the surprise of president obama and his top staff, the websites crashed, not once, not twice, but again and again and again over eight period of two long months. the press erupted in a frenzy over the inability of the fe

michael strauss and richard got at winston, this is your personal tour of the universe by three leading voices in science today. they zoom out from the earth looking at stars, galaxies, wormholes and time travel as a possibility in the universe. this book goes deeper than naming different phenomena, describing the science behind what scientists know about the universe today. we 19 one more title coming out. >> guest: faith, fashion and fantasy by roger penrose, one of the most influential from theoretical physicists of our time. this is his take on 21st-century physics. faith in terms of faith and belief in different theories. fashion in terms of what is en vogue in the field at the time and fantasy in terms of fantastical ideas like the big bang theory arguing all these ideas have a place in science as they move progress forward and inspire researchers but there is potential for researchers to be led astray and he talks about this in relation to three topics. quantum mechanics, string theory and cosmology. this is an expert in the field and his take on 21st-century physics. real critiq

michael found some closely. >> reporter: after four decades of marriage, richard and jan have seen a storm or two. they know when it comes to weathering bay area weather, timing and patience is everything. >> we are taking it seriously. we are taking it in stride. but, like she said, we have a hurricane box pack. and we are ready if we have to go. >> reporter: here at woody's, customers saw savage storms in june. tropical storm colin showed us just how mother nature to hurricane season. >> everything that has happened that has led us to this point i think has helped us improve. >> reporter: saint petersburg mayor rick reisman calls colin a dress rehearsal. the sewers are free, the preparations are bigger. law enforcement will be checking on folks throughout the storm to make sure everyone melanie michael, newschannel8. >>> the threat of tropical weather forced the bucs to move thursday night's game against the redskins up a game. the game will now be held tomorrow night. wednesday night. you will be able to watch it right here on newschannel8. our programming will move to me tv. >>> well, it is pr

michael bay film. let's get some perspective from richard jones for his weekly segment. brilliant clip.etween all our commentators today. we don't need to introduce it. this is yesterday. as we've often discussed, the probability of a rate hike above 50% was september. that was the first month. september. . the first year we saw the probability about 50%. let's switch it up. that's after today. richard: it is moved it up to march of next year. thoseind of inched probabilities higher. sayingll gross was is probably spot on. i think september, even november do not look like they are highly likely. december is a bit more into play. that is getting close to 50%. what investors are saying is ok, there is a very positive number, encouraging. they want to hear what janet yellen says on jackson hole on 26 august. their intuition is that the fed would like to see more of a stronger run of this type of data and december is probably the level, time to be most comfortable with. mark: explain the market reaction. stocks rising, dollar rising, gold down, bond yields rising. investors, risk investors

michael bidwell, passes away this morning at the age of 84. rough stretch for the cardinals. live in san diego, i'm richard saenz, for fox 10 >>> all right, richard, thank you very much. tmz is next. we're back tonight at 9:00. wewelclcomome.e. i it't'! ththe e exextrtra a crcrisis. mymy e extxtrara c crir, twtwenentyty d dolollalar p fefeededs s a a fafamimilyl. itit's's e extxtrara c crir. >> today on "tmz" -- >> drake went way, way, way over the top to prove there's no beef with eminem. >> the greatest rapper to ever get on the >> drake begins to bow down to eminem. >> say he's the greatest of all time or bow, but don't do both. >> in terms of how people think of eminem, they think of him as one with of the greatest rappers. no one i think, thinks of drake that way. >> you don't know what you're talking about. >> i don't. >> that never stopped him before. >> officials in rio are questioning the legitimacy of ryan lochte's claims he got robbed. there's video of them coming back to the olympic village in good spirits. >> to draw a picture of ryan lochte being the mastermind of something --

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understand that richards had bruising on her neck, but the medical examiner has not >>> and people new developments on a shooting that killed a massillon couple. one of the victims is michael levett. he and a woman were leaving the home on 17th street northeast and that is when her ex- boyfriend went up to the couple, opened fire and levet died at the scene. the woman passed away during surgery. the police tracked down the accused gunman at his home in jackson township and he was taken to the hospital after he reportedly tried to kill him. 457time. a price hike has parents panicking. why families are struggling to afford a life-saving allergy medicine. and checking on the damage. people return to their flood- ravaged homes in louisiana to see what is left. . >>> new at 5:00, a car slams into a crowd in parma heights. what the woman behind the wheel is ll getting ready for donald trump. his campaign comes to town today and so will protestors. >> and our weather and traffic team getting you ready to go out of the door. >> and we want to start with janessa webb. >> and hey, janessa. >> and good morning. we're off to a good start here and some clear skies across the area. we'r

richard haass. he is with the council on foreign relations and michael mckee is going to give us -- when is your next> january 10. tom: be there. mike, give us a primer on yen. a they are calling it stimulus package. but it is not. point 5 trillion, that is $74 billion, they are going to to get the daycare help women into the labor force, infrastructure spending largely high-speed rail and cruise ships. also, some money goes to small business and some brexit relief. take a look at the jgb market, the bomb market -- on the market in japan. tom: can you show us that? >> let's see if we can get it up. since the bank of japan did their thing last week, the orange line shows where they yield today. the yellow line was just last week. they called it the widow maker but it is now working. the whole market has moved up. >> what will be the spots -- the response of the government? is not clear because what the market seems to be saying is we are missing the third arrow. you can see what is wrong with japan in just a couple of charge. how fast you can grow is how faster labor force is growing. the orange line'

richard besser, health and medical expert. unfortunate when we're watching michael phelps and the simones and all these american athletes to teach us how it's done to see these nu what the american heart association is saying if we want to have healthy hearts as adults we have to look at kids. two areas they're looking at are diet and exercise. when it comes to diet they came up with a healthy diet scale and found that more than 90% of kids score poor onta scale and when it many coulds to exercise kids are supposed to get an hour a day of vigorous exercise. when they look at high cool kids only 10% of boy, 5% of girls are hitting that bar. that's got to change. change this? you're a pediatrician. what do you tell your patients. >> when it comes to diet parents are focused on what their babies eat but that's get older children are exposed to more junk they let up. we need to realize and remember that a child's diet is really a mirror image of what we're eating. if we're eating healthy they're going to do better and exercise comes down to the school. we have to get gy

richard nixon and george bush, the first bush administration, i don't think that they necessarily have a role that's going on now. michael hayden former head of the cia and nsa. tom ridge former head of republican homeland security. >> tom ridge. he had the wrap your house in plastic. >> former head of the world bank. there's a lot of big names on this letter. and the language of the letter, was really rather sharp. talking about he would be the most reckless president in american history. that he's dangerous. there's overriding ego. ignorance, unwillingness to educate himself about the issues. this is a very bad performance review for a president -- you know, somebody who's running for president. >> and trump's response is that, look, i don't need to look at these people. look at the mess we're in. doesn't that make sense to you on some level that that's how he would respond? >> well, yeah. and you could argue that the sparkiness is kind of classic donald trump and that might appeal to his face. but you've got to realize these are not mandarin up on a hill some place, ethereal cloud handing it down. these are people in

>>the cover images michael graham was an artist as well, and we have the [inaudible] of my father richardns specs coming up next sunday. so it's really lovely it's happening right now. >> the artist as a bartender at your place? >> he is a artist at our place. all kinds of people. he's come up with a new engine i've taught this because i was asked to focus more on the continuity and it's going to continue looking. so, the first page of the [inaudible] the walls on spec. my dad started it in 1960. we all helped him. it's full of 1 million tchotchkes. a lot of san francisco historical memorabilia california second world war spanish civil war posters indians have you a lot of very funny things because he's a real character. that's my dad years ago bartending. jackie who is with us where union bartender bartenders stay with us forever. jackie came in at 24 and she's 30. she's been with us for 14 years. then, her partner used to be one of our bartenders was a sculptor and made a full-size [inaudible] with my dad. there's a poem because we can't get away from poets at our part. anyway, in the m

michael bourn drops the ball. another run comes in to score and that is little league right th wow. more on the cardinals coming up at 10:00. we'll tieing check back in with richard saenz and calais campbell and why the defensive america thought our pancakes were pretty special. but we knew we could do better. so we did. we made denny's new pancakes 50% fluffier with fresh buttermilk and hint of vanilla. if you disagree, the cakes are free. >>> an emotional day as a playground is dedicated to kayla mueller, the arizona woman held captive by isis before she was killed. >> this is horrible. i don't wish this on anybody. >>> police shoot and kill a man in phoenix after he pointed a gun at them. what he was doing at a woman's apartment when police showed up. >>> the fundraiser for a funeral for a woman killed in a car

>>the cover images michael graham was an artist as well, and we have the [inaudible] of my father richardns specs coming up next sunday. so it's really lovely it's happening right now. >> the artist as a bartender at your place? >> he is a artist at our place. all kinds of people. he's come up with a new engine i've taught this because i was asked to focus more on the continuity and it's going to continue looking. so, the first page of the [inaudible] the walls on spec. my dad started it in 1960. we all helped him. it's full of 1 million tchotchkes. a lot of san francisco historical memorabilia california second world war spanish civil war posters indians have you a lot of very funny things because he's a real character. that's my dad years ago bartending. jackie who is with us where union bartender bartenders stay with us forever. jackie came in at 24 and she's 30. she's been with us for 14 years. then, her partner used to be one of our bartenders was a sculptor and made a full-size [inaudible] with my dad. there's a poem because we can't get away from poets at our part. anyway, in the m

>>the cover images michael graham was an artist as well, and we have the [inaudible] of my father richardns specs coming up next sunday. so it's really lovely it's happening right now. >> the artist as a bartender at your place? >> he is a artist at our place. all kinds of people. he's come up with a new engine i've taught this because i was asked to focus more on the continuity and it's going to continue looking. so, the first page of the [inaudible] the walls on spec. my dad started it in 1960. we all helped him. it's full of 1 million tchotchkes. a lot of san francisco historical memorabilia california second world war spanish civil war posters indians have you a lot of very funny things because he's a real character. that's my dad years ago bartending. jackie who is with us where union bartender bartenders stay with us forever. jackie came in at 24 and she's 30. she's been with us for 14 years. then, her partner used to be one of our bartenders was a sculptor and made a full-size [inaudible] with my dad. there's a poem because we can't get away from poets at our part. anyway, in the m

>>the cover images michael graham was an artist as well, and we have the [inaudible] of my father richardns specs coming up next sunday. so it's really lovely it's happening right now. >> the artist as a bartender at your place? >> he is a artist at our place. all kinds of people. he's come up with a new engine i've taught this because i was asked to focus more on the continuity and it's going to continue looking. so, the first page of the [inaudible] the walls on spec. my dad started it in 1960. we all helped him. it's full of 1 million tchotchkes. a lot of san francisco historical memorabilia california second world war spanish civil war posters indians have you a lot of very funny things because he's a real character. that's my dad years ago bartending. jackie who is with us where union bartender bartenders stay with us forever. jackie came in at 24 and she's 30. she's been with us for 14 years. then, her partner used to be one of our bartenders was a sculptor and made a full-size [inaudible] with my dad. there's a poem because we can't get away from poets at our part. anyway, in the m