-nick: yeah. lemonis: nick, can you get fabio for me? nick: yeah, yeah, sure. of sales, and he doesn't even seem to understand who his clients are. more importantly, he doesn't even seem to know how to drum up any new business. i mean, this is a real problem. the question, fabio, is, who is the biggest account for this business? fabio: i actually just had one that's called skyline restoration, which is a buddy of mine that -- shirts, it was about 8,000 tees. and he gave me his other company recently, which is about 500 shirts, and the business is gonna build from there. con edison -- i have buddies that work for con edison. -lemonis: the electric company? -sal: yeah, the electric. fabio: delta, another one. -lemonis: somebody you knew? -fabio: [ laughs ] it actually is a good friend of mine. lemonis: maybe we need to hire some salespeople. nick: well, i don't know about that. lemonis: you can't even rattle off to me the customers that you have. nick: i have a lot of relationships with a lot of my customers, and they'll recommend me -- lemonis: the relationships

this is nick, my partner. -lemonis: hi, nick. i'm marcus. -nick: pleasure. how are you? lemonis: so, you guys are partners in the whole place? sal: 50/50 across the board. lemonis: how do you guys split your partnership duties? who does what? nick: he does basically all the day-to-day operations, and i do the sales part. -lemonis: you're the pitchman? -nick: yes. sales is something that i love to do. i love talking with people and stuff. lemonis: okay. and so how much revenue will this particular part of the business do a year? sal: this did $170,000. lemonis: and how much business did the embroidery do? sal: $1.3 million. but that's all embroidery and silk screen combined. lemonis: and the margins on the two of them are...? sal: 75%. lemonis: and so almost $900,000 in gross profit? sal: gross profits, yeah. lemonis: that's a lot of gross. -let's finish the tour, okay? -sal: yes. -lemonis: nice meeting you, sir. -nick: nice to meet you. we'll see you. sal: so, this is the restaurant. i wanted sort of a unique feel to it. lemonis: what kind of revenue will the restaurant

>> i'm-- nick-like. there's a certain, you know, nick i gave-- nick has a lot of my biography. we come from the same area. we, you know, both were pop culture obsessed. and wrote about that. and you know, i certainly, i felt i have a very soft spot for everything that nick gets himself into because i'm sort of that sort of same way. like what is the easiest thing to do here, is to well, you know, i'll smile and see where this goes instead of actually fighting it. which i think is a lot of nick's thing. and you know, with amy i spent a lot of time trying to figure out who amy was. i spent allots of doing, you know, old-fashioned like college-level, you know, exercises, writing exercises to try to figure out who amy was. it took a little bit longer than that to, you know, that is why amy has got such an elaborate back story. you know, the parents weren't in there to begin with, as i was trying to figure this out, i said you have to go back to the childhood somewhere. >> what is the impact on her, she hates it when she get os to a small town. what is the impact on her in terms of

nick may be more interesting? >> it was easy for me to write nick. nick has a lot of my biography.e both were pop-culture-obsessed and wrote about that. i have a very soft spot for everything that nick gets himself into. what is the easiest thing to do here? you know, i will smile and see where this goes instead of fighting it, which i think is a lot of nick's thing. with amy, i spent a lot of time trying to figure out who amy was. doing college-level exercises, writing exercises to try to figure out who amy was. it took a little longer with that. that is why amy has such an elaborate back story. i was trying to figure out who she was. i was like, it has got to go back to the childhood. >> she hates it when she gets to the small-town. what is the impact of her in terms of development? >> that is what i thought when i was realizing -- i knew she came from money early on. i could not figure out what the family industry was for awhile. i thought a dating site was too obvious. it was kind of like this eharmony marriage site. [laughter] then i just realized that idea of unearned honor.

nick rahall has voted for a review of many provisions. is it not unbelievable that you have a 2700 page bill that does not get a single republican vote , that nancy pelosi says you reading, that barack obama has delayed come a deferred. we have not seen the tip of the negative consequences. what we have seen is hurting our seniors. medicare -- out of thank you, congressman rahal. health care/. thank you, congressman rahall. obamacare is broken. it was not the right recipe. -- do need to expand coverage and access to it i hope we have a hearty discussion about health care reform tonight. it is critical. i have made it perfectly clear that the byrd amendment, related to black lung benefits, i will fight tooth and now to make sure that our coal miners and are widows -- the 1981 vote that that raise thee eligibility and cut benefits -- i will make sure that is preserved. we go into our coal miners. >> thank you. cumbersome and rahall? >> i have been in congress a long time. i have never seen a perfect law passed congressman the affordable hea

our guest is don blanchen and nick goredean is here. let's talk about the new name. >> absolutely. >> you've changed your name. >> we've changed our name to reflect more of the hope and optimism of fighting hiv in this area. that hope and optimism comes from really one of the biggest changes, which is treatment as prevention. we'll spend more time talking with you, justin and nick can help with that. but it's really to get people to understand that people can live happy and healthy lives with hiv if they stay in care and we have more tools to prevent infections. that's the most important thing we can do on saturday, october 25. come out and walk or run with us. register, donate, and we obviously love to have you and the nbc 4 family out with us. >> we partner with you for many years. >> you've been great partners. >> in this effort. let's talk about what's new. there's new data that shows a drop in the number of people with hiv who actually progress to aids. justin, talk about that. >> correct. so really importantly, there are less peop

nick is a straight shooter. he works with me everyday to fight the obama administration war on coal. don't let anyone mislead you. he nosed west virginia values. we need him in congress. >> i approve this message because i will never let anyone change our way of life. debate in west virginia's third u.s. house district including bluefield and huntington. he's running against republican state senator evan jenkins. this debate was held in huntington and comes to us courtesy of the herald dispatch. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [applause] much for that instruction. as we get to our opening statements and their questions, please try to control that, ok? thank you. i would like to tell a little bit about the candidates. nick right, representative joe rahal, the democrat in this contest currently serving his 19th term in the house having first been elected to the position in 1976. he is the ranking member of the house transpo

that's what nick rahall said. radio last year after we had 9,000 people in west virginia having their insurance policies cancelled. and what did he say on the show? you know what? their insurance cancelled was in their best interests. it's just outstanding to me that of touch, toat out think you know what's best for the people. in2 billion in new taxes obamacare. and each and every person in here is paying for it. our seniors are hit up particularly hard in the cuts to medicare and medicare advantage programs. outrage. >> congressman rahall? >> you know, we have to look back at what the situation was the affordable care act was passed. insurance companies were already -- premiums yusms through the ceiling. they were cancelling policies at will. theyhad that right and were exercising it to the cruelest degree on so many people. health care costs were going u ceiling. and certainly something needed to be done. was unacceptable. the new law was designed in part to prevent that sort of thing new rights tomers protect

>> nick: hey. just, uh, putting together some halloween drinks. >> summer: well, the place looks amazing. >> nick: good. well, sit down. i need your opinion on something. >> summer: okay. >> nick: so check these out. i've got piÑa-ghoulata. huh? >> summer: mm-hmm. >> nick: got morgue-a-rita. see what i did there? >> summer: yeah. >> nick: yeah. clever, right? and i've got everybody's favorite, bloodthirsty mary. >> summer: oh. >> nick: what do you think? >> summer: let me see -- >> nick: no! no, no, no, no. not for a couple years. just tell me what you think about the names. >> summer: oh. i think they're pretty cheesy. >> nick: what?!

not surprising. >> nick davis, good work. it's a fine book.atulations on a big chunk of your life and what you were able to accomplish and thanks for talking to us. here is the post script. you will notice nick davis, when i asked him, how is the screenplay coming along chose his words careful. he said there isn't a screenplay and he changed the subject. the day after we recorded that interview, news came out that there will be a movie version of davis's book to be directed by george clooney shooting is scheduled to start next year. there may well not be a screenplay yet. but there is clearly one come can. and in that respect, the truth, the whole truth has just caught up with nick davis. we will see you next time here at "the listening post." ♪ >> >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey in new york, and here are the top stories. changing the better guidelines to better protect health care workers from the threat of ebola. with i.s.i.l. advancing towards baghdad and suicide bombings on the rides iraqis are -- rise, iraqis are worrie

nick schifrin joins us one last time from istanbul. nick. >> reporter: john, good evening, there is no area closer to i.s.i.l. than turkey, not only men to fight for i.s.i.l.'s brutal sectarian war but also men and women to populate i.s.i.l.'s self declared islamic state. >> every time shahin akin looks through these photos, every time he comes here to work and flips through these pages he feels the family he had may never return. >> translator: i remember those beautiful days. i remember what i lived. it's impossible to forget those days. the day my child was born. >> reporter: six year ago he married svetlana, he was a muslim from turkey. she was a christian from curg stan. she converted to islam, she put on a head scarf and became asimi, she wanted to marry a fighter from the islamic state of iraq and the levant. she asked for a divorce because she wanted to marry a fighter in the islamic state of iraq and the levant. >> translator: she completely isolated herself. her brain became stone. her eyes became closed. >> because their son

this, every week. >> go back to nick foles. i feel like last year he was much more maybe careful. >> yes. >> in, you know, how he played, and i feel like's little more wreckless this year. but i don't know why. >> i think he is pressing. i think maybe, you know, he feels like i'm not doing what i did last year. >> right. >> i got to try to make the big play. you see it. look at the last play. he's in back up mode, back up mode, back up mode, then throws it, look at the intersection, most of the time when he gets in trouble, he is floating, which is a recipe for disaster, because he is slow, guys will get him from behind, or it is a back foot throw, which turns into interception. beasley, you're right, it is cents in his head. you can tell he has happy feet, he is not better in the pocket last year, woe step up, he would buy some time. you don't have to be a fast, you know, mobile quarterback to be good in the pocket of you have to have pocket mobility. his pocket mobile at this is terrible this year. >> really is. >> and let's

how do you judge nick foles this season? >> what's our record, 5-2? nick is 5-2. i think you rate your quarterback in how you're winning and losing. in both games that we lost, we had a chance to win the game on the offensive side and just didn't execute. >> nate allen took the blame giving up this 75 yard touchdown with just two minutes left in the game. the eagles are looking to add a safety before the trade deadline tomorrow. michael vick has been named the jet's starter starting against andy reid and the chiefs. lamar houston tore hisscelebrat. he's the second player this season to be lost for the season from something like this. first time, it was the discount double check. don't do it anymore. >> flyers have won three of four, they host the l.a. kings tomorrow night. ray emery could be in goal again. steve mason has struggled in goal. he's 0-3-1. craig orubio sid e said he's going to make his decision tomorrow. mason trying to keep his comforts. >>> and we're right back, i guess. what's the truth on taxes? factcheck.org says it's tom corbett who's being dish

nick's doing it, y'all. nick's doing it. you can't pull. we get to pull it. >> ahhh! ow. ow. >> and the evidence. look, he's still got -- >> looks like nothing happened. >> oh my god. you have so much left. >> i can't believe he did it. >> i'm patchy. look. look at that. >> poor nick. >> that's your nickname, patchy. >> oh! >> it was a megahit of the year and now elsa is the hot costume for halloween but -- >> sole out. like everybody wants to be her. >> don't worry, we've got the diy to pul the "frozen" look. have already seen this and have been mesmerized. >> abbie skypes with mama. >> you want a treat? you want a treat, abbie? oh, good. where's mama? where's mama? >> there are a lot of girls who want to go as this disney character for halloween. ♪ let it go let it go i♪ >> pay attention to the dress in this oscar-winning song "let it go" when girls between dress like her for halloween, it's this dress they want to be. they are sold out. that dress is what a lot of girls want to wear. so those girl whose aren't lucky enough to get one off the rack premade, our crew found do

what you probably have never seen on a tight rope that nick wallenda is practicing to pull wallenda is practicing to pull anncr: the great thing many breakfast options... you did a great job. it looks good! anncr: ...is they're right next to our many other breakfast options. just another good reason to book now. feel the hamptonality in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> well, daredevil nick wallenda setting the bar even higher. plans to walk a tight rope more than 50 stories high above the city of chicago. >> and during that time he'll be blindfolded. >> to keep him from looking down. >> more from nick wallenda as he practices his death-defying trick. >> reporter: just think, you're high in the air with a thin rope beneath your feet and you can't see a th

nick. >> thanks, howard. >>> here is what is in the news right now. an american diagnosed with ebola in liberia last week is in the united states for treatment. he is expected -- he did arrive this morning. he will be in a specialized aceilation uni-- icelution unit in nebraska. >>> and the thomas duncan took a turn for the worse over the weekend. he is undergoing treatment hat texas health hospital for a week now. >>> the breakfast is back is the supreme court is back on the docketed this morning. >>> kansas city royals will take on the orioles. they swept the tigers in detroit. and the royals ended the hopes of the angels. the series gets underway on friday in charm city. the ll host the first two games. >>> turning our attention to other news now. it has been three weeks since she has been seen. we're trying to bring home hannah grahm. she was last seen in charlottesville. and search parties and police pressed on over the weekend. nicky has the latest in the newsroom. good morning. >> re

nick rahall knows west virginia values. nick rahall and congress treat i'm nick rahall. i approve this message because i have never let anyone change our way of life. ask now the debate for west virginia's third u.s. house district, which includes huntington. against evanunning jenkins. this was held in huntington. [applause] >> thank you so much for that. [laughter] as we get her opening statements and questions, police control that. thank you. on my right is new rahal, the democratic candidate.

>> victor: kind of. >> nick: did you find what you were looking for? >> victor: what do you think i was looking for? >> nick: a way to get sharon out of my life for good. >> sharon: thank you so much for fitting me in, madame isadora. >> madame isadora: i got the feeling it was urgent. >> sharon: really? you could pick up on that? >> madame isadora: i did. also, i believe you said, "it's a matter of some urgency." >> sharon: oh. yeah. of course. >> madame isadora: where should i set up? >> sharo u

>> yes, thank you for having me, nick. here in sanaa where i am stationed the situation is very tense. it's changing the way we live and changing the way we have to work. so we continue our work and helping refugees. we work very closely with our partners, we've been able to access areas where we were unable to access. >> it must be incredibly difficult to work in this country right now, isn't it? >> it is, it is, but the humanitarian community is used to it. we're largely able to continue our work and respond to new challenges, but continue our work by changing the way we work. we do work very closely with yemeni who are able to access the areas now. >> is there more of a necessity for the international community to step in? >> yes, yes, there is. suddenly yemen faces a very tough humanitarian situation in the country. and more than half are in need of humanitarian aid. this year the humanitarian community has targeted 7 million people, and we reached 3.5 people. over 12,700 people reached yemen shores from the all of afr

nick and andrea?u, howard. >>> here's another look at our question of the morning. the average mom does this about 12 times a month. is it a, use the restroom alone, b, go to the grocery store or c, order takeout for dinner? >> think about it. let it simmer. we'll go over more of your responses and the correct answer coming up in about 30 minutes. i'm sure she knows couples in our situation... i just hope she has good coffee. at least we're talking about it. i was kidding. i know just try to be serious in there, okay? okay, you're right. it's just going to be simple steps. that's all we need. yeah... just hope she doesn't tell us we have to work until we're 80. the it's time to talk about retirement conversation. wells fargo can help with my retirement plan. a tool that gives you manageable steps for retirement. we can do it with you or try it online. together, we'll go far. black. no cream, 1 sugargar. with a bacon, egg, & cheese mcgriddles... why does she get a mcgriddles? that's the way she takes h

i spoke to nick's father a few minutes ago, this is a family affair. he is to press in the operation. as always he will be armed pins and needles as he watches his son with his life to do what he does, the jaw dropping high wire act. >> i get final look at all the equipment and the rigging and i know he will be safe and so you will have to worry about that he can focus on the performance itself. i am just there to make sure he is, and relaxed and chilled out before he walks. during the walk i'm talking to him in his ear. we have a good report in that sense. a certain point he will tell me to shut up so he can focus. but i try to remain as calm as possible. >> as we come back here, he hatyou concede all the trucks tt prepared for that walk. sunday at 530-6:00. depending on conditions. and chicago will be watching and the nation will be watching as well. we are live all morning long talking about this amazing feat taking place on sunday. back to you. but >>a man who was charged with aggravated battery and attempted murder is facing even more felony charg

nick, andrea? >> thank you, delia goncalves reporting live from our satellite center. >>> same-sex couples are now free to marry in two more states. idaho and nevada. a federal appeals court struck down gay marriage bans in both states. >> the court did not hand down any ruling in a similar case in hawaii. that state legalized gay marriage back in december. the rules comes a day after the supreme court effectively regular liesed gay marriage -- legalized gay marriage in 11 states. the virginia governor has issued an executive order regarding benefits for same-sex couples in the workplace. under the order gay and lesbian workers are allowed to add dependents to their state insurance plans. >>> it is 6:07. we're asking you to help us bring home every missing child in our region. >> when wusa9 returns, we'll bring you the latest on the search for hannah graham. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come

thank you, nick. nick paton walsh. >>> time for an early start on money. u.s. futures are higher. stocks barely budged yesterday. energy stocks as crude oil fell. global demand is weak. falling oil prices is driving gas down. the national price is $3.02 right now. down more than 30 cents in the last month. the federal reserve starts the two-day policy meeting. expected to end the bond buying program this week. that's the big story. earnings and the fed. fed and figures this week. >>> all right. 39 minutes after the hour. targeted by text. police revealing details of how a high school shooter lured his victims. this as one victim shares a message for the cousin who shot him. >>> and deploying a new strategy to keep the senate as a new voice urging romney to run in 2016. we are breaking that all down next. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the re

nick foles has seven interceptions over the last four games.ve more this season them birds turned it over 17 times. only the jaguars and jets have more. derek gun has more from arizona. >> reporter: it was a homecoming for nick foles but the former arizona quarterback could not bring home the win, despite three final shots from the cardinals 16 yard line. >> from the end zone and it is incomplete out of the end zone. >> got to try to make the play. i mean trust me, gave me a chance with the ball. i have to find a way to get my feet down. that's the bottom line. that's on me. i have to make a play for my team, my quarterback. that's how it is. >> i was trying to play a one-on-one match. trying to give guys an opportunity make a play in that situation. >> reporter: moving the ball was not the problem. finishing was. they had success running and passing but two turnovers deep in arizona territory and 11 penalties undercut the team's effort. >> we talk about it all the time you can't turn the ball over and be a successful team. especially in a gam

nick foles set a career high in attempts.'ll talk about that later in sports. >> well, tonight new york governor andrew cuomo loosened quarantined restrictions for medical workers returning from west africa. they may be quarantined at home as long as they are monitored twice dale by medical professionals. cbs news correspondent don champion tells us quarantining continues to be a very hot button issue. >> reporter: casey hickcock has a civil rights attorney trying to get her out of quarantine. the nurse sent these pictures of where she's been in isolation since friday when she returned to the u.s. after working with ebola patients in sierra leone. >> when you put everyone in the same basket that's the thing we're concerned about. >> reporter: her situation is sparking debate. she's isn't sick and even tested negative for ebola. in the dallas morning news this weekend she called her quarantine disorganized writing this is not a situation i would wish on anyone and i'm scared for those who will follow me. >> the best way to pro

. >> the whole family is there for the surprise, but nick's mom figures it out. why momma is not going to keep this news quiet. >>> and we thought we'd seen it all, until this video. >> i quit. >> the creepy scene that freaked us out. >> no, let me explain the story behind it -- >> i'm not listening. >> people are going nuts. >> safe toe say bull riding is a risk i will business. these guys though at the moment are snot bull riding. they're simply trying to get this bull out of that pen, in this video, you see arlen hunter clapping his hands. too much attention comes his way. >> look out. >> oh. oh. >> oh no. oh no. >> it's amazing every bone in his body isn't broken right now. >> his head as well, just went into the like the metal bar. >> he did go head first and look at the injuries that are suffered. ly warn you -- i will warn you, this could be hard to watch for some viewers. >> oh my gosh. >> he has a gash in his head two inches wide. >> yeah, arlen's scalp was split. he did go to the hospital, he had 20 staples put into his head, a ton of stitches, now this

know nick from hosting shows. >> a gt, he is like america's got talent. >> yes. like ryan seacrest. >> yes. >> you ever watch those shows where they do paternity test, maury. >> yes you are not the father. >> yes. >> just like that. >> wouldn't it be cool though if you you had a lie detector at your house, you know, to test your teenage kids. >> now you can get one for 400 bucks though. parent can purchase their own personal at home, lie detector test but professionals say they are in the very accurate unless you have been trained on a polygraph machine, chances of getting someone to tell the truth well, they are pretty low. >> i think it is a horrible idea because you will have false positives and negatives because there is no scientific basis for what you are doing. >> polygraph examiners say better off flipping a coin then using one of these at home test. save your money. >> well, i guess that would be perfect advice, alex would you like to spend $400 on something that doesn't work. >> i guess you can take a shot at it. you can freak out the kids like i got th

and net nicks reports on wednesday.ate earnings are good, perhaps they could help lift up the markets for this week, at least, ukee, erika? >> jill, you have good news about gas prices, right? >> price haves dropped now, for 16 weeks. it is thanks to a the low of supplies, especially from right here in the u.s., states like north dakota texas, have been producing more gas than they have in years, and also less global demand, so we know the rules, economics, supply and demand, but we will take it, ukee, erika? >> that we will. no doubt about it. thanks, jill, appreciate it. >> for more money tips and information, head to our website cbsphilly.com. >>> holy family university is beginning a new chapter in its history with a new president. sister maureen motorcycle garrity installed as the university's newest president after special mass inside the nazareth academy high school chapel northeast philadelphia. after decades at the school, she assumed presidency in july after sister franchesca retired. since every president, sh

first quarter nick foles throws it up, what a catch by, zach ertz. are you kidding me.take a ten to nothing lead. giants wanted to talk smack while eagles smack them around. defense the the story of the night. they are all over eli manning. eagles sack manning six times, most he has gone down since 2006. also, a against the eagles. second quarter the eagles, extend their lead, and how about nick foles to the other tightened, james casey 26-yard score. eagles up 20 to nothing at the half. lesean mccoy, over a hundred yard rushing for the first time this season. a season high, 149 on the ground, and later on the drive eagles finish off the 97-yard drive, darren sproles, 15-yard score before he would later leave with a left knee injury. the eagles win, 27 to nothing. the defense with their first shut out since 1996. also, against new york. >> we've got to come in here and play with great energy. crowd was awesome. we had great energy. you could tell from the jump. the the big difference in our other games this year is we executed. i think in all phases, offensively, defens

we'll see what that actually results n nick. thank you very much nick spiker speaking us to from berlin. >> reporter: thank you. >>> intense fighting in libya continues. the lick i can't dawn coalition is trying to take a crossing near the a town there. they are fighting a group mostly linked with the general cousins have been killed and the u.n. is calling to a she's fire. >>> in lebanon soldiers say they have contained a town. at least eight civilians and 11 soldiers killed. some of the thousands forced to leave are now returning. >>> tunisia's former ruling party has at admitted that its main rival will likely win the most seats in parliament. the islamic party still describing sunday's election as a success. preliminary results show the party that won the most votes but still needs to enter in to a coalition to form a government. the final results are expected on wednesday. >>> afghan president is in china on his first official visit since taking office. he is traveling with a large delegation for the four-day visit. afghani

nick paton walsh for us. thank you, nick. >>> the fbi is sounding an alarm for news agencies about the threat to journalists from isis militants. they say they received credible information that members from the isis terror group have been tasked with kidnapping journalists and taking them to syria. seeking to retaliate against the united states for air strikes have identified journalists in the region as desirable targets. after weeks of air strikes, the u.s. is trying to hit isis in the wallet. anti-terrorism chief david cohen says the u.s. is working to cut off its flow of cash, including almost $1 million a day in black market oil sales. cohen was asked by cnn's jim acosta about targeting those involve involved. >> what's different now frankly is that the oil that previously had moved through these smuggling networks, we now know that that oil finds its origin with isil. anyone involved in the sale of this oil, frankly, assisting isil. funding isil. >> cohen says isis is probably the wealthiest terrorist

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her... >> nick: what?hyllis trigger something? do you remember what the secret is? >> sharon: no. but i need to know if phyllis does.

with me is nick gillespie. how about that? >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> he wasn't looking at lincoln because he preferred babes to abe. a judge has ruled a man who took up skirt photos of women he lincoln memorial didn't violate their privacy. it is yet another -- >> victory for perverts. >> in 2013, christopher cleveland was busted for taking pictures of women in dresses sitting on the memorial steps. park police officers found shots of crotches and butts on his camera. the judge, a woman, they let them do that? wouldn't let it be used as evidence. the judge wrote in her ruling, this court finds no individual clothed and in such a manner and in the presence of countless other individuals can have a reasonable expectation of privacy. they called the actions disturbing, but argued because he didn't go to extraordinary lengths to get the creep shots he hospital be charged. is the moral of the story to always wear pants? >> the moral of the story is always wear pants. >> try telling that to the squirrel. ing. >> disgraceful. disgra

a loft guys are nick up. but the birds do have bye week, this coming weekend. >>> now, spirits were high before last night's big game until things got out of hands outside the stadium complex. police say a woman spoiled the fun when she made off with sidewalk performer's prosthetic leg. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins cents cents outside the linc in south fill which more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, told the victim in this case, viet nam war veteran, has gotten his leg back hours after he says it was stolen outside the linc during last night's eagles game. and to make matters worse, he not only is a war veteran, but it was also his birthday yesterday. a day he will now never forget. >> for seven hours, from sunday night, into monday morning, sunny forest, jr., found it extremely difficult to get around. he's viet nam war veteran, typically use as prosthetic leg, relied on it for years, but sunday night outside the eagles game that all changed when forest says a woman stole it

nick thank you very much for that.t's nick spicer speaking to us from berlin. >>> al jazeera's director general has reiterated the network's demand for egypt to release three al jazeera journalists from prison. they have now been detained for 304 days on charges widely regarded as politically motivated. his intervention follows interpol's rejection of egypt for an international arrest warrant against an al jazeera journalist. they say the decision reveals problems with egypt's justice system. >> translator: the interpol decision is a victory for free journalism in the world, and for all free journalists worldwide. any journalist should be able to work freely without being chased as long as interpole is projecting the rights of journalists. whether again it's our al jazeera staff or any other verdict issued. >> earlier my colleague, sami zeidan spoke with al jazeera's director general, and he began by asking about the significance of interpol's decision. >> yes, i believe it means that since he is found to have been sen