nate has to take care of nate.f we're not doing that, might as well not even be in business. >> it is clear that your relationship with your co-founder or your senior staff will affect your business. but what a lot of us don't stop to think about until it is too late is that our romantic relationships can affect our company's, too. alfred edmond is senior vice president and executive editor at large for "black enterprise. he and his wife coauthored a book called "loving in the groan zone." you're talking about even more than that, what's going on at home, what's going on in your dating life or your business life. >> a lot of this comes from reading background or writing about as abdomen editor of studying black enterprise. most of the time when businesses get derailed, careers get derailed, fortunes get lost. a lot of times, it's not the result of a business career or financial decision. that while a lot is done about the pressures of starting a business and how that can constrain on your personal relationships, no

has to take care of nate.f we're not, you might as well not be in business. >>> your relationship will affect your business. what we don't stop to think about is our romantic relationships can affect our companies, too. alfred edmond is senior vice president for black enterprise. he and his wife co-authored a book. >> good to be here. >> we hear of these issues, interoffice relationships gone bad. you are talking more than that. what's going on at home or your personal life or dating life. that can affect your business. >> this comes from 30 years of writing about and studying entrepreneurs of black enterprise and realizing most of the time when businesses get derailed, or fortunes are lost is not the result of a business orca rear financial decision. a lot is done about the pressures of starting a business and how that can put strain on your relationships, not a lot of people talk about how toxic relationships undermine your ability to run, manage your business and have major consequences if you don't handle

and where's nate at? -josh: nate's no longer here. -mike: nate left, too.e just walked out, never called, never came back. lemonis: seriously, or are you guys just messing with me? josh: no. it's serious. lemonis: have you tried to get him back? -mike: yeah. -nikki: yeah. mike: he won't communicate with us. nikki: he won't return our phone calls. lemonis: i hope you guys can appreciate to have two people leave -- chris and nate -- in a short period of time -- it's kind of unsettling. i guess i'm concerned that i'm alarmed and mike isn't. every time i turn my back, someone's leaving. we should have three sizes. i'm looking to take our current longboard and drive the retail price down closer to $200 and then come up with a smaller board that also gets us in that $150 price range. same trucks, same wheels, same concept, just shorter and smaller. and we're gonna make a youth board. since we're gonna be buying our materials with much greater volume today, we're gonna be able to make the boards and still get close to 50% margins. the 44-inch traditional longboard

it is something, u nfortu nately, this.t is something, unfortunately, they do have the plan for, rehearse, almost, and as we have heard, this is being treated as a terrorist incident. earlier we saw a device that turned out to be nothing. manchester is on edge. it reflects the current climate. if you hear a bang, u nfortu nately, climate. if you hear a bang, unfortunately, people think the worst because of terror attacks around the world. i think there are ripple effects across the globe with people reacting to this. wherever you are in the world, people will be hearing about this story, and u nfortu nately, hearing about this story, and unfortunately, it will resonate with people. paris has it as well. u nfortu nately, people. paris has it as well. unfortunately, this is something we are hearing about a lot more. we heard from theresa may, the british prime minister, i will read that statement again, we are working to establish the full details of what is being treated by the police as an appalling terror attack. all of my

connor mcgreg tor knocked nate for teaching kids.ate chased him around the octagon like a little deer in his last decision. in one of the greatest fights in ufc history, nate diaz shocked the world but on short notice stepped in and submitted mcgregor in two rounds. he lost the second bout by decision, but there will surely be a third. no matter what happens, nate diaz always brings it. >> what did you eat growing up when you were kids? what kind of food did you eat? what's lunch? >> macaroni and cheese and hot dogs. >> that was basically. >> hot dogs and mac and cheese. >> rice and beans and some sort of protein with it. i'm not a vegetarian, but i learned a lot from them. >> i was pretty much vegan for years really. >> even as a kid? >> i stopped eating land animals. i was eating seafood on and off, but i was a vegetarian since i was 18 years old. it was better when i was cutting weight. and nice and light and then i get stronger. once he started fighting, he started doing the same type of thing. >> when you're eating that way, you

really fortu nate. did you imagine that there were casualties inside, from what you heard and saw?n't until — wejust got near the motorway, we heard on the news that there had been fatalities, and my daughter obviously heard it on the radio, my partner heard it on the radio, and they both just burst out in tears, both of them. for a 12—year—old girl at her first concert, this must be very traumatic indeed. 0h, she's in bits. she just wanted to get home. she's absolutely in bits, she really, really is. you know, i mean, we've been home since i think about 12:30am when we got through the door, 12:1i5am. we have gone to sleep. we are not even tired, just going around in our head what could have happened, what has happened to the people. i've just read on the news about the kids in the hotel, where they can't find the parents and their guardians, it's absolute crazy, and that could have been my daughter. and i wasn't even going to pick them up. they were going to get the train home, and have me meet them in leeds. but i decided to go pick them up, and i'm just so glad i was there to ge

nate and his older brother are vicious strikers and graplers.gh as it gets in professional setting or on the street. neither particularly likes to fight, they say. should the situation call for it, they'll -- let's put it this way -- they will. nick and nate grew up in stockton and still live there and train there. connor mcgregor for teaching kids, that's before chased him around the octagon like a little deer in his last post decision. in one of the greatest fights, nate diaz shocked the world but on very short notice he stepped in and submitted mcgregor in two rounds. he lost the second bout by decision, but there will surely be a third. no matter what happens, nate diaz always bringsit. >> what do you eat growing up? what kind of food do you eat? >> macaroni, cheese, hot dogs. >> hot dogs, right. >> that was basically like top ramen. >> hot dogs, mac and cheese. >> rice and baens, some sort of protein with it, and everything. i'm not vegetarian, but i learned a lot from them, though. >> i was pretty much vegan for years, really. >> even as a

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please join us for all the nate nate -- days news and development. history is any indicator it ought to be quite a friday. thanks for being with us. good night from new york on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. washington, d.c. tonight is swirling. president trump today defended his firing of james comey once again. and the fbi had been in turmoil before he chose to take action. and the president's views supported by new acting fbi director andrew mccabe. mcabe today testifying that many of them were angry and frustrated with director comey's decision not to prosecute hillary clinton. the mainstream left-wing media has always been claiming that comey had asked for more resources to expand the russian investigation just days before he was fired. but you will not be astonished to learn the new york times, the washington post, among others, misrepresented the truth. catherine herridge with our report. >> the acting fbi director testified the russia's case is on track and confidence remains strong in his old boss. >> director comey enjoyed broa

fascinating subject and i know we will come back to it again, u nfortu nately!rder of a business man from dorset. guy hedger was attacked in his home in ashley early last sunday. 41—year—old jason baccus and 44—year—old scott keeping from bournemouth appeared at poole magistrates court, alongside ao—year—old kevin downton from dorset. the scottish national party leader and first minister of scotland nicola sturgeon has been in glasgow celebrating party's success in the local elections. the snp took control of glasgow city council taking labour out of power there for the first time in a0 years. nicola sturgeon has described her party's gained across scotland as emphatic. we are seeing the snp far and away being the leading party in scotland. we won the election yesterday emphatically. more votes, more seats, more councils. we were the largest party can pay to five years ago and compete every other party in scotland. there is no equivocation over who is the leading party in scotland. we then have a scrap for second place between labour and the tories. and we saw t

nate silver told me that joke would kill. there was a 74.1% chance of that killing. i believed you, nate. you hear that grown? i believed you, man. enough about house blithering. we're here to talk about the fruit. it's 2017 and we're living in the golden age of liing. new is the time to be a liar, and donald trump is liar in chief. and remember, you guys are public enemy number one. you are his biggest enemy. journalists, isis, normalized ties. and somehow you're the bad guys. that's why you got to keep your foot on the gas. especially with sean spicer, who is not here tonight because i think he's at home googling how to fake his own death. but i love it when you give it to sean spicer. sean spicer gives press breevepings briefings like somebody is going through his browser history while he watches. just panic, know, wait, stop it, stop it. stop t stop shaking your heard. stop shaking your head. we'll talk about this tomorrow. it is the best. you guys are laughing, but realize, sean spicer's been doing p.r. since 1999. he has been doing his job for 18 years. and som

. >> jimmy: this one's from nate dern. nate, are you here?said, "hey jimmy, i'm a huge hall & oates fan." me, too. "i also love the show 'ducktales.'" me, too. i was wondering what the 'ducktales' theme song might sound like if you combined it with hall & oates, like a a mashup." nate, you're in luck because we were actually able to do a a mashup of the two. and i think it sounds pretty good. check this out. ♪ what i want you got and it might be hard to handle here in duckburg ♪ ♪ on a night when bad and i'll never be the same it's a duck blur ♪ ♪ without you might solve a mystery you make my dreams come true ♪ ♪ duck tales whoo duck tales whoo ♪ ♪ >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: fantastic. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i love that. >> steve: what a coincidence you had that around. >> jimmy: i love that. this one is from elaine -- elaine sullivan. another elaine? oh, that was marianne. >> steve: maybe they're sisters? >> jimmy: you think marianne matthews and elaine sullivan are sisters? [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy

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as nate silver who doesn't work for me, he's an independent analyst and considered to be very reliable concluded if the election was on october 27th, i would be your president. it was on october 28th and there was a lot of funny business going on around that. ask yourself this. within an hour or two of the hollywood access tape being made public, the russian theft of john podesta's e-mails hit wikileaks. what a coincidence. you can't make this stuff up. so did we make mistakes? of course we did. did i make mistakes, oh, my gosh, yes. you will read my confession and request for ab solution. the reason why i believe we lost were the intervening events in the last 10 days. >> aj, let me ask you this. you heard rick tyler saying to katie that hillary clinton has not moved on. some say it's cathartic and some say it's important to learn from. what do you take from this? >> she won't move on if people asked her what happened in the campaign and people continue to ask her questions about the campaign. i don't think that's a legitimate criticism. personally i do believe comey flipped the elect

so across the board, we see folks on the left and the right unstabs ted this false nated -- -- in our country. host: there is a new voting commission of unstabs nated their own to combat that trump voting commission that we've been talking about this morning. democrats fear as you said, that the trump commission will lead to poorer minority communities. a report from "u.s.a. today" noting this commission will document a reporter on voter commission tactics for all americans according to the atement that was provided to "u.s.a. today." is this an effort that you think the democratic national committee should be launching? is this something that should be bipartisan? guest: indeed. the right to vote is not a artisan issue. and my hope is we'll see bipartisan support at the end of the day for the very important project that the d.n.c. has launched here. we do need a real focus at the national level on the problem of voter suppression. and we need to make sure that we keep congress focused on restoring the voting rights act in the wake of the 2013 supreme court decision which gaut core pr

u nfortu nately prices as high as possible.s, where the cost of production is around these kinds of metals, so unfortunately it is hard to get the price much above this because then you get this big supply from the us, so you have these two competing forces, which is why daily moves competing forces, which is why daily m oves ca n competing forces, which is why daily moves can be quite big but in the long—term the oil price looks like it'll be pretty stable, inbred towns around $50 a barrel. at the pump, which is what a lot of people care about, we would expect prices to be sta ble about, we would expect prices to be stable for the next year or two. the us markets dd again, the snp and the nasdaq both at record highs. what is going? the move is seen to be quite sharp at the moment. it is impressive, you get this impressive regular stock markets, most of them up regular stock markets, most of them up10% regular stock markets, most of them up 10% this year, we are only in may, and you get this continued rise. we get bouts of unce

fortu nately else, but sent it to them instead. fortunately not offensive.ave picked up thing i have done is i have picked up the phone to make a phone call, and the phone rang at exactly the same time, and i happened to talk quite badly about that particular person. what did they say? there were very good about it. —— they were very good about it. how about you ? they were very good about it. how about you? sometimes autocorrect has allowed me to reply to the wrong person. what a way to end the week. a difficult week. he just wants the week and to start, i imagine. the background as the controversy over the whistle—blower. he has reversed out of that because it appears he was trying to, maybe you should explain it better, control what the whistle—blower‘s interaction was with the bank. that's right, isn't it? yes. let's talk about... the city of london. in the context of brexit. there is a lot of debate about whether its influence will wane. two arguments. 0ne, certain deals cannot be done in the uk if it isn't part of the eurozone. another argument is that

corporal nate carrigan, trooper cody donahoo, deputy sheriff derek year. if you see them around washington dc today and around the country, please share our thanks to the men and women in law and present to keep our committee safe. >> where is the distinguished republican whip? what does that mean about will be the new fbi director? >> my recommendation to the president apparently today was not interested. i take a look at judge merrick garland. that illustrates the kind of person i hope and expect will come next. somebody deeply credentialed and criminal justice enforcement, completely apolitical and in line with attrition of prior fbi directors. i'm optimistic that the president will name someone like that. [inaudible] >> i'm discussing the matter with him. >> do you have concerns about the president's ability to properly handle classified information? >> know. >> are you confident. >> no. [inaudible] >> the intelligence committee i think is already requested additional information and i have a lot of confidence in chairman burr and senator warner to han

howie: nate silver said the following.f comey's letter altered the outcome of the election, the media may have some responsibility. the story dominated the news coverage drowning out other head lines and he says jumping to conclusion. was that overcovered or not. erin: i remember that friday afternoon it came out. it dominated that last weekend. of course it had some impact, you can't say that it didn't. howie: now the story with comey and the investigation and huma abedin seems to be going in a different direction. erin: the coverage is switching to the fact that this classified information was transmit from huma to her husband. you see the shifting from look at director comey's decisions to the act of huma abedin and anthony weiner. howie: it's like -- it's like they are still endlessly replaying this election. mo: we are still talking about an open investigation at the f.b.i., the house and senate intelligence committee about donald trump's campaign aides and their ties to russia. erin: we don't have any answers. comey

purports to leaders to keith but unfortunately only purports to leaders to keith but u nfortu nately people knew where keith is. whilst we are not actively searching saddleworth moors, greater manchester police will never close this case. brady's death does not change that. after more than 30 years at ashworth it seems brady knew his death was imminentand it seems brady knew his death was imminent and asked to speak to his solicitor, but did not leave instructions on how to find keith bennett's body. ata bennett's body. at a court hearing in 2013, brady fought for the right to die in prison. now he has gone to his grave he has taken the secret of saddleworth moor with him. the mystery of keith bennett 's his last cruelty. —— of keith bennett 's mains, his last cruelty. well, our correspondent danny savage is on saddleworth moor. police say they will not close the keith bennett phase, where does go from here? —— the keith bennett face. his family have campaigned for yea rs face. his family have campaigned for years and his brother is often on these moors, searching and passing on info

really fortu nate. did you imagine that there were casualties inside, from what you heard and saw?ear the motorway, we heard on the news that there had been fatalities, and my daughter obviously heard it on the radio, my partner heard it on the radio, and they both just burst out in tears, both of them. for a 12—year—old girl at her first concert, this must be very traumatic indeed. oh, she's in bits. she just wanted to get home. she's absolutely in bits, she really, really is. you know, i mean, we've been home since i think about 12:30am when we got through the door. we have gone to sleep. we are not even tired, just going around in our head what could have happened, what has happened to the people, i've just read on the news about the kids in the hotel, where they can't find the parents and their guardians, its absolute crazy, and that could have been my daughter. and i wasn't even going to pick them up.

corporal nate kerrigan, trooper cody donahue, deputy sheriff derek gear. if you see them around washington dc today and around the country, please share our thanks with that men and women in law enforcement to keep our communities safe. [inaudible] >> my recommendation to the president that what he said today was not interested. i recommended that he take a look at judge merrick garland but that illustrates the kind of person i hope and expect will come next. somebody deeply credentialed and in criminal justice enforcement, completely apolitical, in line with the prior fbi director's and i'm optimistic the president will name someone like that. [inaudible] >> i'm discussing the matter with him. >> do you worry about the president's ability to handle classified information? >> no. >> are you losing confidence in a president from? >> no. [inaudible] >> the intelligence committee, i think, has already requested additional information. i have a lot of confidence indeterminate burr and senator warning to handle that matter perfectly. [inaudible] >> yeah, let me

silver said i would have won. >> she didn't have to bring up nate silver.ght him up. i wouldn't have brought him up. she wanted to document her thinking with somebody else's testament, but so what? >> she's living in a world of if's and but's. the fact of the matter is she was a terrible candidate. she ran a terrible campaign. it was a dysfunctional campaign. >> how did she win the nomination? why was she so close at the end? >> it was almost like she was the bob dole of 2016. >> wait a minute. not the greatest -- >> misogyny, what do you think? >> she was a terrible candidate. >> she said she was a victim of misogyny. she acknowledged that. >> she claims a lot of things. >> what do you think about your mood right now? do you think that's -- >> no. i'm just saying she wants to -- >> i mean you're coming across as -- >> when somebody breaks up and says, it's not you, it's me, she wants reverse and say it's you, not me. >> you really don't like her, do you? you talk like you really don't like her. >> a lot of american voters didn't like her. >> you don't like

this document also recognizes the dangers of climate change, putting a price on carbon and elip nating tax breaks for the fossil fuel industry. think about it. we still subsidize gas and oil, which is one of the most profitable businesses on the planet. and we're subsidizing them with tax subsidies. we get rid of those tax subsidies, go back to the document. it funds universal pre-kindergarten and strengthens anti-trust enforcement, fighting back the oligarchys in health care, cable and other industries that are hurting america's pocketbooks. these are the things that we have in our progressive caucus budget to make sure that real families, as you're sitting at your kitchen table, trying to decide, can you afford to pay your mortgage, can you send your kids to college, can you take a family vacation this year, can you maybe have that one luxury of a camper or a snowmobile, only if you live up north, or a boat, those are the things, that's what i grew up -- i group in kenosha, wisconsin. a lower middle class family. that was the existence of almost everyone i knew. we're trying to make

that of low pressure stag nates around.ugh. some will be thundery. some pressure and a bit more cloud but we still have that heat. we don't clear that out the south—east. it's here where we could still see 28 celsius. by the time we get to what we cool maximum heating, that weather front is across northern england and the north midlands, lincolnshire, into southern scotland, it is combining with the highest temperatures of the day. we could see some scriptural downpours. there are warnings quite rightly about thunderstorms, large hail, flash flooding. they will rumble on into tomorrow evening, if you have plans for a barbecue across the northern half. the southern half fairing editor better. it won't be quite as oppressive tomorrow night because we have that heat and humidity building with the onset of their showers. lost a bit of that come sunday morning. mostly in the north, and improving picture as that rain starts to pull away. there will still be a lot of peat across the southern southern half of the uk. we could start

there are 16 different segment that is the federal government has dezzyig nated as critical. we've picked one of those 16 segments to do a test case, if you will, between dhs, cyber command, that private sector as well as nsa from an information and intelligence sharing. that would be the nsa rule to try to get down to execution level. how would we do this day to day. my experience as a military individual has taught me i don't like to do discovery learning when i'm moving to contact against an op ponenlt. it tends to be high loss rate. incredibly inefficient and ineffective, often resource intensive and much slower. how can i create those relationships and exercise them now before we get into a major incident directed against one f those 16 segments. >> what is cyber come's supporting role? has the d.o.d. codified that relationship so that if there is an incident or accident that that can be really instituted very seamlessly if such an event should happen? >> our role on the defensive side is to support and ensure the continued operation for example of those networks weapons

please join us for all the nate nate -- days news and development.tory is any indicator it ought to be quite a friday. thanks for being with us. good night from new york lauren: breaking news overnight. wilbur ross announcing a major new trade deal with china. we will tell you who will benefit from it. happy friday, good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides, president trump would have fired fbi director james comey even without the justice department's recommendation even new questions about whether the investigation into hillary clinton's emails could be reopened. we would have all of the latest development. lauren: the market, dragging down the dow yesterday. as for futures this morning, no rebound. nasdaq down 13.

in the 1999 women's world cup in the us, i was fortu nate to women's world cup in the us, i was fortunatehat a couple of games. i remember sitting in the stands and decided then that i would play in the next one. sure enough, i did and played in the one in 2003. i played some games in the exact same stadium. it's amazing what you can accomplish when you put your mind to it. we headed into the olympics knowing that we could beat anyone. i mean, obviously we lost one of the games that mattered and that one still hurts, but it was a huge step forward for us. now the world knows what we are capable of. during the olympic qualifying i scored a goal against trinidad & tobago and it was against trinidad & tobago and it was a goal that went down in the wreck of books. the player she has chased in goal tallies, deb always been surrounded in other fifa players. she was one of my idols growing up. she was one of my idols growing up. she was one of my idols growing up. she was the face of women's soccer for so long and i remember thinking asa for so long and i remember thinking as a youngster that i

please join us for all the nate nate -- days news and development. history is any indicator it ought to be quite a friday. thanks for being with us. good night from new york lauren: breaking news overnight. wilbur ross announcing a major new trade deal with china. we will tell you who will benefit from it. happy friday, good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides, president trump would have fired fbi director james comey even without the justice department's recommendation even new questions about whether the investigation into hillary clinton's emails could be reopened. we would have all of the latest development. lauren: the market, dragging down the dow yesterday. as for futures this morning, no rebound. nasdaq down 13. nicole: there could be more pain from the retail sector today. nordstrom after pressure after it reported its numbers. jc penny reports its results and sales from the governmentment we will tell you what to expect. lauren: show me the money, offering incentives to bruise up stores, whether he tak

of years, full of talent and i'm sure she will achieve great things in time to come but u nfortu nately unfortunately this is sport and these things happen sometimes. stay fit and enjoy the racing in the great city games in manchester tomorrow. in 50 days' time, the paralympic worlds. still coming up we will be hearing from geraint thomas after his bruising experience at the giroud tally. when i see the race on tv i turn straightaway or on twitter don't want to hear about it. chelsea might be the champions but the manager of the ladies team has accused the football association of treating women's football as an afterthought. first we have some more football headlines. both england and wales have named their squads for their respective world cup qualifiers next month. wales are certainly looking to the future, and wayne rooney is also looking to his, because he's been left out by gareth southgate. england's record goalscorer also says that a decision about his club football will be revealed in the next couple of weeks. our reporter david ornstein has been taking a close look at both squa

kids should be in school but u nfortu nately i should be in school but unfortunately i had no way to there because of our financial situation. people would come to me and say, it's a boy ‘s‘ sport. you have to play with a doll, it's not right for a have to play with a doll, it's not rightfora girl to have to play with a doll, it's not right for a girl to be in the middle ofa right for a girl to be in the middle of a bunch of boys playing. i've faced it. isimply left of a bunch of boys playing. i've faced it. i simply left them talking. that motivated me. i thought, they are talking about myself, so i'm going to show on the pitch that i get it, and that's why i like to play. —— that i'm good. pitch that i get it, and that's why i like to play. -- that i'm good. my first impression was incredible. she was in front of me, the best player in the world. marta was the idol that i'd never met. but what really struck me was her humility and her simplicity, the way she treats people, regardless of who you are.|j said to her, it's no wonder that you've done this, because you always do beyond w

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