mike: well, obviously we need compressed air. don't see any lines existing that would accommodate that. lemonis: i think the pluses to being in this neighborhood are that there's a lot of people. mike: are we gonna be interrupted by residents that move into these buildings for noise or for odor or for traffic? lemonis: but it gives you the ability to put in a couple of offices, set up your manufacturing line, and you can have your retail space right here. mike: with the equipment that we're planning on getting, i mean, we couldn't even get our press in here right now. -lemonis: i got to be honest. i'm getting frustrated with mike. i'm here trying to help him, and he's fighting me every step of the way. and he won't commit to anything. mike: i think the only thing that would work for the commercial door is cut a hole through there. looks like a pretty narrow alley, though. lemonis: mike, seriously? mike: yeah. lemonis: i came back to denver after a week to get started on the new longboard. and i wanted to share with mike some work

commissioner mike wells set that for june. so if it's not done by july 1st, we will be back. >> this is a county wide problem? >> yes, at the commission residents from other neighborhoods asking for sidewalks too. so this is all over the county. as we saw with this video, this is something that is really needed. >> thanks, shannon. >>> seaworld admits its employees spied on peta. peta accused a worker last year of infiltrating the group to get intel. it turns out they were right! the company's ceo claims it was to maintain the safety of seaworld's customers and animals. he did not apologize but he does say it will stop. >>> in a consumer alert, we're learning more about toyota's global recall of nearly 2.9 there were issues with the seatbelts but elaborate until today. the documents show that backseat seatbelts come in contact with a metal sheet cushion frame in a crash. and if that happens, the belts could be cut and would not restrain the passengers. recall covers 2005 through 2014 rav-4 suvs. >>> as weekend temperatures wil

mike: well. a verbal war of words with the rivalry still george: the game that keeps on giving, or taking. the hit by vontaze burfict. antonio brown is making news again. speaking for the first time since that hit and he is boiling mad. he made the rounds today talking to anyone and everyone. we begin with a radio interview with a pittsburgh station and and with his appearance on the dan patrick show. >> they don' t want to stop me no more. they want to take me out. they want to kill me. they want to steal my dreams. you want to ruin me. they want to end me. we are not going to let them. >> he' s an idiot. >> yeah? >> yeah. george: i think i would tell brown to get a haircut. adam jones suggested he was faking the injury. we will have more on that crazy end of the bengals season and how they can bounce back tonight at 11:00. elise jesse joins us with more from the newsroom. elise: someone or something puts this game back into the headlines every week. making the final two minutes of that loss eve

mike. well len not only do authorities was behind that break in -- but they believe he was here on site again just hours before his arrest. deputies with the kershaw county sheriffs office reported seeing a man with a flashlight here near the school grounds at around 4am. that suspect was tracked with k9s leading police right to woodalls door. the break in itself came at the school on monday night according to the bethune police dept. authorities say a safe was taken from the building. that was just the most recent burglary case to hit the town over the past month. since the beginning of the year 7 locations -- most businesses on main street -- have been targeted by thieves. police say there were also several attempted break ins -- and right now they believe woodall is also connected to several of those prior cases. "last night... to early this morning." authorities say at this point to investigate saying they don't believe woodall acted alone in the break ins. as a precaution the kershaw county

mike: these are all very doable things. lemonis: well, you just now decided to stop procrastinating? mike: that's not a bad thing, is it? lemonis: i'm struggling with what it is that you would like me to invest in. this business needs structure, discipline, and, more importantly, leadership. those other franchises -- they gave you a check for $10,000. they pay you on a monthly basis. what are you giving them in return? kathleen: what are we giving them? mike: not as much as they deserve. lemonis: nothing. -you don't go visit them. -mike: no, we do. lemonis: you don't provide the leadership that they need. you do not provide the structure. kathleen: we visit them, but we don't -- he's right. -we don't. -mike: no, we don't. we need to. lemonis: what were you gonna say? kathleen: i would like to stay there for hours and just tell them what they're doing and not doing and how to do this and how to do that, taste their sauce. lemonis: do you feel like you know how to do that? kathleen: i know how to do that. lemonis: do you feel like you know

. >>> after the game i had a chance the pick the brain of mike. >> well, i think today took them out of the position where a number one seed is likely. i think if they had gone on and won this one, which would have been a nice win and then won the big east tournament, which is in saturday's finish, so that helps in trying the secure a number one seed. then i think that they would have been a one seed. without that, without today, even if they do get the big east tournament. it's going to be a challenge. it's not impossible because other teams are going to play and other teams are going to lose. >> lots of baseball yet to be played. ohio state hosting iowa in their final home game of the season. title and sitting behind indiana in regular season, home finale, second half, two minutes to go. the reds say it's a two, so they go to review it. i don't know, looks like there's -- looks like it's a three. but you can't see his right foot. but they leave no doubt with that one. 11 off the the bench. iowa down two. a huge dunk block. and ohio state and iowa, their third straight loss, . . >>>

he used to live down the street from me, and i knew him way back when, jerry mike: it is well wishes a plenty on the banner that the spartanburg fan will>> i think it is going to be there yehound it. pound it. mike: linda wells wore her team jacket and her carolina blue >> i even entered a contest to degeneres. >> i love the banner downtown. mike: and there is even more signs that the panthers' summer hme love them. you will get five dollars off your best washed if you show up in your panthers gear on sunday road. and right now, this is the hub of the team. >> to get together and show your pridmike: tomorrow, they will gather a grouwear your gear. they will take a picture. that is to lot -- tomorrow morning at 10:00 on morgan square. nigel: coming up, being called a special needs stuck inside a burning home, a 14-ygabrielle: first, look at the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise a

mike well had been a buck eye game day. this would be the year where you would be happy as a browns fan if you came away with the buck eyes. 14 you can see urban there. how about cardale jones. winston, 4.83. braxton miller did not do as great. all in all, the bucks thrilled for the opportunity. >> just playing the football game and out here playing with what i love to do and everything in the guy's hands, that is what i love doing. perfecting my craft and that is what i have been doing since i swatched my position. >> just shaping that mind set in the way i think and the way i go about everything, it's not just a job. it's a career. i don't want a job. i want a career. >> don't miss mcdonalds sports zone. tony zarella has the latest and much more after cleveland 19 news at 11:00. joe johnson said he wanted to do go to a contender and two days after lebron campaigned. he is now going to miami heat instead. some depth and more shootings. calfs will try to rebound from saturday night and left some wondering whether it will be

weekend, conditions will stabilize and slowly warm up, from the low 50s on saturday to near thanks mike. well the storm may have passed by... but the roads are still dicey tonight. drivers could see some icy patches due to snow melting earlier in the day and refreezing with the drop in temperatures tonight. so nevada highway patrol wants to remind drivers to be careful. trooper duncan dauber, nhp: "if you're sliding around on the ice as so many vehicles were this morning, whether it's a front wheel drive or rear wheel drive car, sometimes there's not too are so hazardous to where you don't feel comfortable being out on the road, just pull over or make that trip some other time." nhp says they are getting ready for calls... from people who may need help on the roads tonight. trooper duncan dauber adds that excessive speed is the number one cause of wrecks in winter weather, so they're asking drivers to take it slow. also remember to wear your seatbelt... and leave plenty of room between your vehicle... and other vehicles. and you can keep track of the weather...wherever you are... with our fre

. >> thank you, mike. well, they were there for him in the time of need. j.c.: they were there for him in his time of need. ed: now a little boy is showing his appreciation to those first responders. heather: why five for good, whitman-hanson-abington animal control posting this picture of a surprise donation. someone filled their outside kennel with food and beds. they don't know who did it. but they shared this photo saying thanks to the anonymous donor. ed: a little boy in georgetown giving first responders a big thank you. a few weeks ago, 4-year-old noah santry-merrill suffered a serious dog bite to his head and face. he is now feeling much better, so he and his dad paid a visit to thank the police, firefighters and emt's who helped care for him on that scary night. ed: a look at the stories we'll be following for you all night when we come back. heather: and remember, we want to know your good news. send us your video and pictures of people making a difference and doing good in your community. share them on the wcvb facebook page. wcvb.com. we'll sha

mike? >> well, on top of that the reality is most people are sitting waiting, and you don't want to be in the herd when the herd moves. you want to be out in front, so be examining what your basis opportunities look like in combination with this rally that we've just experienced. take a look at getting things locked up in that regard so that when the opportunity finally shows itself and the herd starts running, the basis doesn't widen out and it all disappears. you need to start taking action right now. move that old crop, look at option strategies in concert with that, and start planning some things for new crop in terms of sales and coverage. >> thank you, mike and all of you. don't freeze up. that's our word from north dakota. thank you very much. >>> receive a free trial of the daily market letter and gain knowledge about current market conditions from the professionals at bower trading. view the markets like never us for a look inside his world bear with me on this one. i hope at least a few o

. >> all right, mike, well, it looks like the best leap day we have had in four years for tomorrow. san francisco having a nice day. they had to make snow for polar snow, and this is a 35-year-old polar bear named yulu, happens to be the zoo's oldest resident and the oldest captive polar bear, in fact she has lived at the zoo since 1985, having moved there from canada. >> and you may mot go not go for this one, you see the darker patches but apparently polar bear fur is not actually white, it's actually transparent and is just reflecting the light. >> and it also says they do not hibernate. so a whole world of knowledge about these bears out there. >> and astronaut scott kelley spent his year on space, his brother down here on earth. what they hope to learn from >> and his class mates thought he was an 18-year-old honors opportunity but turns out he was a full grown man. how he fulled everything except the police, that is coming up at 11:00 on the fox 13 news. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, uplift your mood. indulge in a hot

well... mike wanted her to wear the wig when... when... well, you know what married people do... oh, here he is, huh? here's the-- wait a minute! where do you think you're going? to talk to gloria. oh, no, no. hey! hey, gloria, the meathead's back! lock your door! my daughter don't wanna talk to you, you hair lover. i thought you were still in the city making times square safe for democracy. i want to talk to you, though! well, well, well. look who's here. did you decide to come back to finish your third egg? gloria, i wanna talk to you. hey, hey, did he eat three eggs? gloria, for the past hour, i've been walking around in the park. arm in arm with a wig? will you stay out of this, please? i've been walking in the park feeling terribly guilty about what happened last night. then suddenly it hit me. what am i feeling guilty about? i mean, what did i do wrong? will somebody please tell me what i did wrong? hey, hey! cut that out! edith don't wanna talk about that! i ain't talking, archie. i'm just listening. well, stifle yourself and quit listening. okay, michael, if you're gonna

. >> bond proxies and they have been secular pressures -- >> last word, mike. >> well, that's not whatre seeing. the thing that caused the dollar to rally is rising rates and if rates are falling we could see the dollar stabilize or go lower. >> right. >> which is a tailwind. the staples have actually caught this bid trading where they are given the commentary that they have given and seen it out of peps they week. it's been good. >> yeah. that's what makes a market. >> got a question out there. send us a tweet. for everything options action, check out our website, the hottest options news, videos from throughout the week and exclusive trades and it's like you've died and gone to options heaven. >> you can run but you can't hide. >> actually you can and that's what trade ders in the treasury market this week, but is the trade becoming a bit too crowded? we'll explain. plus, well, that pretty much sums up what oil did today with everyone looking for a bott tom. we've got a safe way for you to play into the energy space after the break. i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve

mike: our relationship has been so far gone for so long. lemonis: well, you have to fix it. mike: yeah. i... [ sniffles ] lemonis: it's very hard for a new investor to come into this deal. the value of a million-dollar business that loses $250,000 a year is worth how much? chris: it's not worth anything, really. lemonis: the margins are terrible. this is a bad deal. it's obvious to me that this place has hit rock bottom, and this is really wearing on mike, and now it's wearing on chris, and i really feel like i need to understand why it's wearing on chris so much. chris: [ crying ] lemonis: hey. you all right? what are you thinking? chris: it's just... i know how hard it is. mike and -- i believe in it, and i believe in mike. and it's hard to be on the verge of feeling like... you might not believe in it. [ sniffles ] this bale of hay almost derailed the ranch. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding the owners were forced to place an emergency order of hay. t

oh, mike! well, i've got to be getting back. remember, all of your guests are meeting over at my house first. justin quigley and jo are already there. oh! right. who's justin quigley and jo? oh, honey, don't you remember? they're our new grandparents. we adopted them. oh, that's right! the old man that ma found walking around the street in his pajamas. yeah. well, i'm taking off. wait a minute, louise! i want you to look at the cake. there! what do you think? it's beautiful. frank lorenzo iced it for me. "happy 50th birthday, archie." i made up the words myself. nice. well, save me a big piece, edith. who cares if it ruins this gorgeous sylph-like figure? [laughs] ciao, amigos. i better hide this in the closet. yeah, good idea. yeah. [edith gasping] archie! archie: wait a minute! wait a minute! where are you going, huh? daddy, we didn't expect you home so soon. yeah, it's only 10 past 5. oh, look at this. the meathead finally learned to tell time. here i am, archie! you come running at me like you was a linebacker. what kind of

mike shiga? he's the houseboy at the dentons. you--you mean, uh-- well, not me? having mike as a member of the sunshine girls is going to be a big break for us. do you think he can get us a good deal on transistor radios? rosie, i was thinking more along social lines. like making flower arrangements. or japanese cooking. oh, yes. they're good. but what i was thinking of was judo and karate lessons. - hi. - hi. oh, no. this is the executive committee of the sunshine girls. you met rosie, and this is hildegarde and mert and florence and eileen. how do you do? do you mind if we come in for a minute? not at all. oh, but we can't make too much noise. mr. and mrs. denton are watching television in the living room. oh. well, let's keep it down to a roar, girls. [chattering] oh, say, look at this. yeah, you know, neat as a pin, rosie. i'll check the sink. that something? uh, i hope you all can find a seat over there. oh, don't worry about me. i'll stand. i'm kind of the spokesman of the group. well, first we want to complement you on your kitchen. thank you, hazel. and se

good evening, mike. >> well, bret, good evening.it was clear secretary hillary clinton tried to be more aggressive in shutting down bernie sanders momentum on tuesday, sparks flew when clinton was asked about how she'd pay for some proposals and sanders shot back she's not in the white house yet. bernie sanders continued his rant about the campaign finance system being corrupt. >> let's not insult the intelligence of the american people, people aren't dumb. why in god's name does wall street make huk campaign contributions? my guess, just for the hundred of it. >> i have made it clear that no bank is too big to fail. no executive too powerful to jail, and because of dodd frank we now have in law a process that the president, the federal reserve and others can use if any bank poses a sis stemmic risk. >> there was an extended back and forth on the issue of foreign policy. let's take a listen. >> i voted against the war with iraq. >> i do not believe a vote in 2002. >> she has the longest experience in foreign affairs. secretary of st

that he didn't, you know, want anybody to think that there was something wrong. >> mike was one of the most, to me, well adjusted, normal, nothing that was dark, i don't know how many years i knew mike but it was -- that was a complete shock. ♪ >> as more firefighters take their lives, the question is how can it be stopped? psychologists say talking can be the key to reducing the number of suicides in the fire service. they say having firefighters turn to each other for help, is the most effective way to address their mental health. but very few fire departments offer peer counseling programs. the fire service has no central decision making body so it's up to thousands of individual fire commissioner and chiefs to make any changes. these chiefs often rely on the u.s. fire administration for recommendations. it is the federal government agency in charge of fire education research and training. its website last information on cancer, sleep dep deprivation and exercise but very little on suicide. while it has no enforcement capacity, it has influence, it makes the recommendations on safety and tracks the n

mike: well, you may have to join duke . juliet: that would be okay. we should take the whole show down there. that would be fun ! mike: i am sure he will text or tweet something to us. let's show you what's going on. over the weekend it was pretty nice.sunshine and coming up for you here, temperatures will be cooler with highs only making it into the upper 40s. it's not bad for this time of year. it's in the 60s and anyway, it will be mild out there with rain coming back tomorrow. it goes on for a good it gets cooler after that as we wrap up the weekend. temperatures go into below normal ranges in its 400 at central park. 330 in williamsport and in albany, you have 700 of the partly cloudy sky. they had out into the atlantic waters and no longer a problem for us. we are getting away with not having to deal with the wet weather for the monday morning commute. the cold front is pulling it out to see. we will have gradual clearing and sunshine coming up later with high temperatures up to 480. we managed to get up to 420 we have clouds rolling and was show

mike? >> well, the weather is quieting down. it is windy out there. how about the warm high today. 73 out of the raleigh airport. cooler days are ahead. around the state >>> the cdc says infections have a strong case of zika virus. is still a mosquito virus. they confirmed cases of the disease in 23 states now. the world health organizations says 4 million people can be infected in the next year. >>> johnson and johnson must shell out $72 million because of the talcum powder. a family says the product caused ovarian cancer and cost a woman her life. they claim that the company knew about it and did not disclose it. the company says they stand by the products. if if the ruling holds up it will be the first one of 1200 similar claims. >>> now, the senate approved the appoint of a fda cardiologist. he had been there for 30 years before leaving to serve as the fda's number 2 man. his top priority will finish out several of the president's reform. he pledged to reevaluate how the fda regulates painkillers. >>> your children may improve their grades if they

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what are you talking about, mike. well, they have tour toes all winter long. why not do it during winter too. would you like me to showcase. >> yes, please. >> is there a winery in south jersey. >> ♪ the. >> so, for about a in now, i have been complaining of wine, i want to get out of the cold and get to the napa valley to see my daughter and drink a bunch of wine. then i'm at beach here in a salem county. we have over 60 wineries and basically our viewing area here on fox. we have maryland, delaware, new jersey and pennsylvania. real quickly tell me your name and what is your winery. >> scott from the northeast. >> julie. >> that is where we are right now. >> tim from bellevue winery in lancaster. >> joe and clark eastern shore of marred land. >> carli mack in chadds ford. >> christie wyat from winery in delaware. >> who are you. >> i am devon of south jersey, i just drink wine. >> okay. >> but you are the one who told me you didn't to have go very far and recreate napa valley basically here. >> i just said i think you should save on i plane ticket and just s

good evening, mike. >> well, bret, good evening.it was clear secretary hillary clinton tried to be more aggressive in shutting down bernie sanders momentum on tuesday, sparks flew when clinton was asked about how she'd pay for some proposals and sanders shot back she's not in the white house yet. bernie sanders continued his rant about the campaign finance system being corrupt. >> let's not insult the intelligence of the american people, people aren't dumb. why in god's name does wall street make huk campaign contributions? my guess, just for the hundred of it. >> i have made it clear that no bank is too big to fail. no executive too powerful to jail, and because of dodd frank we now have in law a process that the president, the federal reserve and others can use if any bank poses a sis stemmic risk. >> there was an extended back and forth on the issue of foreign policy. let's take a listen. >> i voted against the war with iraq. >> i do not believe a vote in 2002. >> she has the longest experience in foreign affairs. secretary of st

. >> mike. >> well, the reason allen should be nervous is look at the turnout at the republican primary and caucuses and compare how many people are engaged ant republican side and not engaged on the democratic side. it's going to be a big year no matter who gets the nomination. >> bill clinton said he would respond to all the things donald trump said at christmas time if he was the nominee. >> you're going to have to say merry christmas, by the way. >> i kind do like that part. >> i like the part a lot. >> guys, got to go there. great day, interesting day. thanks, guys. donald trump facing an audit of a tax return and being target by the irs. not because he's rich but because he's a christian. but is that the real reason he won't release his return? be good. text mom. boys have been really good today. send. let's get mark his own cell phone. nice. brad could use a new bike. send. [google] message. you decide. they're your kids. why are you guys texting grandma? it was him. it was him. app-connect. from the newly redesigned volkswagen passat. right now you can get $1000 presidents' day

well, mike has sent us another video. he and his team are heading to africa. they're going to spend six days climbing to the top of mt. kilimanjaro to represent the battle that children go through when they're facing these illnesses at such a young age. it's all about the people that they're with. it's all about the goal that they're going after. and there's just so much love in excuse they climb up onto the hill and they can see kilimanjaro. >> they have to climb up a hill just to look at it? >> that's still a long way to go. >> but when they get to camp that night, just look at the energy. [ cheers ] >> oh, my gosh. this just seems so physically taxing. you need extra motivation to be able to pull through. >> day five. now, they start approaching base camp. they got themselves some early sleep because they'll be getting up at midnight. and then in the dark they start heading for the summit. >> that is an incredible sunrise. >> it's majestic. right now it's giving me goose bumps. you see their emotion for all of them when they finally get there. the hugs, the

well. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> 6:04. new details and a new sketch to help police grab a group of men who are targeting shoppers at an upscale mall. throwing one of three men connected to two separate purse snatchings in two days at the popular stoneridge mall. a teenage woman and a woman in her 60s were attacked over the weekend. neither victim was hurt. "today in the bay" kris sanchez will join us in about 20 minutes. >>> a disturbing discovery for a group of people fishing near the dumbarton bridge they found a body near that pier sunday night. they called fremont police. it is unknown at this time how long that body had been in the water. detectives are now trying to figure out who the person is and how they got there and how they died. >>> a soccer referee recovering from a traumatic brain injury and broken jaw this morning. it it comes after a player sucker punched him over the weekend. witnesses say the adult league ref was ooofficiating a match when he used his yellow card, he gave one out. the outraged player the

now our president military reporter mike getting is not sure what the operations are well within the building. six fifty eight is a very large base just outside of newport news. but it's definitely something that just does not happen often we've seen a lot of the situations lately unfolded if they say yan cylinder nine. not very good in fact what this does not appear at least right now in the service to be anything more than shots fired police were told and there's no now he something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms, for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. we need investments in education, health care and jobs, to counter generations of neglect. we have to face up to the hard truth of injustice and systemic racism. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. >>> from television studio two in new york city, "the chew" brings you flashback friday, legends of hollywood. we are rolling out the red carpet and getting you

mike hydek. larry miller has been covering this story all morning long and joins us now live from the seminary overpass. is it finally moving, larry? >> reporter: well, mike, traffic is certainly getting back to normal right now. you can see right over my shoulder traffic is flowing freely both in the inner and utter loop. i spoke with several us from -- outer loop. i spoke with several frustrated motorists this morning that were certainly crawling on the beltway. how much extra time is it taking you to get where you need to get going? >> probably 45 minutes to an hour. >> reporter: pretty frustrating, right? >> yeah, definitely. >> reporter: a slow drive on the beltway near connecticut avenue and some of the surrounding neighborhoods. a tractor trailer overturned before 5 a.m. this morning causing all lanes to shut down of the beltway. the crash was so powerful they put up a concrete traffic barrier. are you going to work today? >> i have to find a different delays extending miles both directions. 355 in chevy chase had much heavier traffic than normal. and one motorist that we talked to also told me that he just decided to pack up and leave and ac

well. >> can we wrap it all up and even is it back because i hear mike and alex licking their chops backolutely we will take it back. >> we are live from marlton, new jersey. how is the food everybody. >> great. >> if you like me to come to your favorite hot spot all you have to do is hit me up on facebook and twitter. mike and alex, back to you in the studio. >> fantastic. >> do i like a place where they will give you the locks, salmon with nothing on it, you know what i mean. neff a scotia will salmon. >> he is hungry. >> oh, baby. >> are you hungry. you know who made it through for american idol. >> this mckenzie kid did he make it through. >> i will tell you after the break. >>> ♪ >> oh, yeah, we have just confirmed another booking for "good day philadelphia" tomorrow. the roots are on good day. >> roots picnic just a announced their line up. >> usher. >> future. >> swiss feet. >> dmx. >> alycia a come too. >> i don't know. >> maybe, you never know. they will start tomorrow. >> okay, cool. >> so, i want to know. >> you want to know. >> mckenzie is a boy. >> mckenzie is a boy. i promi

you prayed for mike to fail? well, i didn't mean to, but maybe i did. you see, when mike graduates, he and gloria are moving into their own apartment and i've been praying that they would stay here. that's not the same as praying for mike to fail. yeah. but maybe god couldn't fix it no other way. you've gotta stop feeling guilty. i'm sure god knows exactly what you mean. it's a terrible feeling, irene, to want something good for yourself and something good for somebody else, but you don't want your something good to make their something good bad to make your something good vice versa. you see what i mean? i'm sure god understood that perfectly. i'll see you later, edith. oh, all right. thanks, irene. goodbye. goodbye, dear. [telephone ringing] coming. hello? lucille? there ain't no lucille here. no, joe ain't here either. i don't know. maybe he's out with lucille. i think you got the wrong number. oh, no, i couldn't. archie says i should never give out our phone number. what number did you want? every number is the same except one. why don't you try agai

. >> mike? >> well're scrap books. >> here she is in paris with -- >> i would never leave you anywhere but my kitchen, if i went to the bathroom. >> so i had all of these images. >> that's the thing, i may want to hear about your past girl and what you guys do, but i don't want to see herment the thought of seeing the thought after image in my head, i want to imagine she is some dragon off somewhere. >> dragonne. >> fire breathing? >> yes. i don't want to see her and have to think oh, she is like a model, my gosh. >> what's the old rule, hey, how many people have you slept with that you -- >> mike? >> that you double what the woman says. >> that's terrible. >> and cut in half what the man says. >> really? >> pretty much. >> and italian woman is being sued by her own husband, and facing prison time because he says she is not doing enough cooking and cleaning around their house. >> this is beyond ridiculous. >> now there is isn't just a case after guy, who doesn't like to do housework. there is actually a

mike: well, yesterday we landed a deal. there's a dealer that wants to do 100k a year. mike: a year, so if we get that deal, we'd be -- we'd be... lemonis: how do you like the sound? man: it sounds great. like, there's a nice thickness to them which you can't really find much place else. lemonis: when i first invested at sjc, it was doing just under a million dollars a year. with the continued enhancement of inventory, i would expect that our business gets to $2 million by the end of 2016. with mike and chris, what you see is what you get -- good effort, good commitment, good passion. now it's turning into good results. they're two guys that i can see myself being partners with for a very long time. ♪ narrator: bring on the cheer. narrator: it's a special holiday episode of "shark tank." nailed it. how did you come up with this idea? did you have a bad dream? narrator: in the tank, entrepreneurs seek an investment to start, grow, or save their business. if i have to take out another mortgage on my house, i will. whoa. i have rechristened you "the beast." narrator: if the

friends are trying to deal with >> we' re making sure they are supportive as well. mike: brian, thank you. we want to get back to the breaking news of an officer involved shooting in the westwood area. sheree: tammy is live on the scene bringing us the latest. reporter: we are trying to piece together exactly what is going on. we just got to the scene here. let me show you behind me. several police cars. this is an officer involved one person is dead. exactly what happened here. you can see this gas station has a police spokesman just got to the scene and has been waiting to update us on the situation. we are also waiting to talk to some witnesses that tell us what they saw. we get the information and send it back to u.s. in his we find out. -- back to you as soon as we find out. mike: double-teaming this big story this afternoon. as in his we get her up and ready to go, we will bring it to you. working sources on the set as well. funeral services held today for the middletown mom shot to death in her car in dayton. brittany russell was found shot to death. she struggled

mike? >> kari, very well right now. we'll talk more about this in just a couple of seconds and the traffic flow looks great right now and twinkling lights in the city side. look at your map and we don't have anything but green moving here. we'll watch the city traffic as more folks come in for the weekend activities. a big weekend around the bay and super bowl down in santa clara and right now the south bay without any issues. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, mike. >>> let's take a live peek ooutside. look at the bay bridge. crews will soon do demolition work on the old eastern span. trusses are scheduled to be lowered at a rate of 25 feet per hour. the work expected to start in less than 90 minutes and take at least a day to complete. bob redell tracking the demolition work and join us for an update in oour next half hour. >>> san francisco super bowl city in the spotlight this morning and so is its homeless problem. dozens of protesters surrounded the area around the embarcadero carrying tents and calli

i don't think a mike ev lives in that building. well, did you tell her to stop? only about a dozen times. mike... listen, my granddaughter is trying to sleep upstairs. mike, yo! okay. hey, miss. yo! i think you need to take a break. i'm looking for mike. yeah, he's clearly not looking for you. mike! yo! miss, i need you to give it a rest. (laughs) says who? says me, officer reagan. ma'am, you need to stop. you're disturbing the whole block. mike, you gotta come down! mike! all right, ma'am, listen, i don't want to have to write you a summons, okay? leave me alone! hey! hey, all right. all right, you're coming with us. ow! hey! (grunting) mike! ah, she bit me! she bit you? (grunts) listen to me. if you ever try and bite me, th will be the last solid food you ever eat, you understand? mike! yo! they're takin' me away, mike! (footsteps approaching) (door opens) ada reagan to see you, sir. well. let's have her. erin, he's all yours. pleasant surprise. well, not for long. want some coffee? this meeting never happened. well, as far as i can tell, you're just a dutiful d

let's see how it it it looks on the roadways now with mike. >> well, kari, we have a dual purpose shot here eastbound 580 and folks are using them. just some costs associated and steph will talk about that in second. looking here for the westbound commute direction. we have a backup and look at all these folks. the earlier crash at the dublin interchange in that westbound commute direction caused that backup and it rippled back and there is a build. in the backup, i think there may be a crash over here in north livermore. still waiting for coniffirmatio on what exactly may be blocked. the rest of your bay, no real surprises. doesan't result in any slowing and the south bay moves very well, as well, guys. just little slowing for north 101. >>> coming up next, dramatic video helicopter crashes right into pearl harbor. hear from the bay area man who happened to be there rushed in to help the people trapped inside that sinking wreckage. >>> apple's founder weighs in on that company's let's take you out to the big board in the meantime. dow industrials move than 100 points. >>> and i'm step

what is the culture clash that we are witnessing right now in europe, mike? >> well, as you said it is a culture clash and the europeans have created a big problem for themselves. you bring in people from very often rural backgrounds, different religion, and you put them in a urban setting where women are treated differently, and you -- and europe has compounded the problem for years. its pursuit of multiculturist approach. so it no longer has immediateating institutions. so you have what you say is a culture clash and, by the way, they're mostly men; right? mostly men coming in and they have really done themselves a huge -- they've created a huge problem for themselves here. trish: yeah, these men -- you know, middle eastern primarily islamic, there is a term in the arab world, and i'm sure i'm not saying this right, and it basically means that the sexual harassment of women. is this something that's actually commonplace in islamic territory? and now that these people are in germany, they think it's a free for all? they can do that there too? >> well, you know, when

four years. >> get something for him and his fiance, what sit eight years, mike. >> seven. >> we have something for that as well. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we want to begin with, i feel like volume tines day is a holiday, for women. >> for women. >> you agree. >> no question. >> mike, the photographer, is not feeling that way. number one he thinks it is a bogus holiday. >> yes, i think that is normal will. >> so we're here to help the men. >> we are. >> and so mike is asking us a question, so first of all, let's begin with maybe you have gone on two or three dates. you do have a dayton valentines day. so, you do not show up empty handed. >> you want to do something but just a token. >> so just a little hershey bars, mike asked if that would be okay. >> you say yes. >> hershey bars a little token. >> you want to have somethingy wouldn't show up empty handed, ever. >> what if you have been dating three or four or six months. >> i think you can do either, hats, scarves, something not as personal, jewelry, you can to just like something that is not just quite as personal. it is a pretty token, right.

what would be the treatment for governor wolf, doctor mike? >> well, if it is caught early, like it sounds like it is, then there are all kind of options. he can elect to have his prostate taken out, like steve did, that's kind of the gold standard of treatment. co-do radiation. and some people think that might be what he is going to do because he said the treatment will go on for several months as opposed to just going in, having it taken out, and then end of the story. but there are also people who elect to just watch and wait and see how it goes. >> so, steve why did you make the decision you did? >> i was never a fan of -- i'm considered, believe it or not, younger-ish, in the age range of people who get prostate cancer. even though i understand doctor mike maybe you can verify this that it is actually shifting down little bit. but i felt i wasn't a fan of having cancer in my body. >> right. >> and every time i took a meal or something that i was also feeding that, that was in me, and i wanted it out. i didn't want any possible issue at all, and i

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