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. ♪ who lives in a pineapple under ♪ who lives in a pineapple under the sea, spongebob squarepants ♪he man who created "spongebob squarepants" has passed away. stephen hillenburg had als. he conceived, wrote, produced, even directed the animated series starting in 1999. it ran for hundreds of episodes spawning a movie, video games, even a broadway musical and beautiful theme music as well. stephen hillenburg was 57. >>> we're learning new details about an alleged hazing attack at a high school near washington, d.c. four sophomore football players are accused of sexually assaulting four freshmen players in a locker room. details of the alleged attack are too graphic to mention. all of the accused are 15 years old and could face life in prison in convicted. one of their lawyers says the boys should not be charged as adults. >> wil old. they're clearly not adults. they're clearly not in the circumstance where we would hold a 40-year-old, a 35-year-old, a 30-year-old responsible for their acts as compared to a 15-year-old. >> authorities are looking into whether the alleged attack was pa

. ♪ oh, who lives in a pineapple under the sea? ♪ >> spongebob squarepants!bsorbant and yellow and porous is he ♪ >> i get the syl-lables wrong with that. >>> stephen hillenburg, the creator of the nickelodeon show, has died at the age of 57. hillenburg died after a battle with a.l.s., known as lou gehrig's disease. >> this morning the tributes are understandably pouring in for hillenburg. celebrities we actually never even knew lent their voices to the show over its 19-year run. >> 19 years? >> yep. >> david bowie as lord royal highness. victoria beckham as queen amphitrite. even johnny depp as jack kahuna laguna. >> and don't forget mark hamill and dennis quaid. >> wow. a spongebob fun fact. it's nickelodeon's longest-running series of all time, even longer than "rugrats." >> we need to start a campaign to bring "rugrats" back. >> yeah, "rugrats" was awesome with an awesome theme song as well. >> you're right. >> so the other secret about spongebob and patrick, i guess we'll never find out. you know. >> were they or weren't they? >> were they or weren't the

, and then our charred pineapple and jalapeno syrup. >> can i smell this?you're more than welcome. and two ounces of coconut rum. >> then you add the chocolate in. >>hever it makes sense. the flavor profile. >> as you're shaking that, tell mee bout the chocolate you also offering. because they look beautiful. >> so we are a chocolate restaurant. we try t incorporate as much chocolate as you can. >> and the name, explain the name and how that incorporates. >> we're named after the steps in theg chocolate mak process. >> it's a large machine that turns and folds. >> exactly. you know your stuff. here we go. >> what else is on the menu? >> the chocolate c a come either be sweet or savory. so if it's sweet, weave a boy con mac and cheese that comes garnished th a chocolate-covered smoked bacon strip. >> it's like three of my favorite things mixed iftogethe. did that at home, it would be dangerous and gross. >> if we do a little on the savory side, we have our new york strip steak or bone-in rib eye served with chocolate. it'sat a little chochere and whenever it

like a giant roadside shrimp or pineapple. his owner says he has no plans to milk this new found fame. the steer escaped the slaughter house, he simply didn't fit. maybe that's the lesson, we don't always have to have a beef with someone who is different. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> she took all the good puns. >>> we'll take a break, up next the glittering masterpiece atop the world's most famous christmas tree. tracking a stronf shore. where 2 inches of rain is possible... and is facebook failing the african american community? the problem a former employee says was so alarming he had to quit his job. that )s next. >>> welcome back. we have moved outside, tonight the annual lighting of the rockefeller center christmas tree here in new york. this year, there is a new star of the show. we get more from nbc's harry smithits and led lights that illuminate 3 million crystals. >>t weighs 900 pounds. its diameter is more than 10 feet in size. it's a huge object. >> reporter: daniel is the star's creator. he's the energetic archit

who lives in a pineapple under the sea. did you watch thatat first i thought i can't stand this show but it is silly and fun. >>> still ahead, the rain we've been waiting for, we are getting it but it iaffecting co on highway 101 and why there may be more problems today and tomorrow. >> will nancy pelosi return as house speaker? we may learn her fate later today. i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have more on that coming up. hebreakfast makers, takers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on 2. middle of the week, it is wednesday, november 28th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's talk about the weather with steve. >> is there something going on? >> yes, sir. >> i think the evening commute too be a lit

rachel: pineapple? pete: maybe.ks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled. rewarded. learn more at the explorer card dot com. griff: some quick headlines for you a criminal arrested for the 54th time, michael man is back behind bars, this time, on kidnapping charges, the ohio man is accused of holding a woman against her will for a $100 ransom last month. and this, a georgia woman whose suing after spending three months in jail for having cotton candy. the lawsuit says the officers tested the bag found inside the womans car during a 2016 traffic stop, turns out it was mistakenly flagged for meth and the woman was thrown in jail. pete? pete: wow. okay, now to a fox news alert the united kingdom is one step closer, some say, to leaving the eu. reign the european union approving a brexit deal overnight setting the terms of britain's march 2019 departure. griff: ellison barber is in washington with the latest. good morning. reporter: good morning to you guys the british prime minister sa

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. >> missionaries came, a booming pineapple plantation and there was the over throw of the queen andof the hawaiian government. world war ii and finally statehood. the geographic realities of being thousands of miles from anywhere else has given hawaii a degree of protection. in fact they've been arguably holding back the creed better than just about anyone. what hawaii looks like depends on which island you're standing on and to some extent the reputation of the locales. the hawaiian islands are not a monly. islands, that's plural and year talking eight very different islands with very different identities. it's been over a century since the wabs of immigrants began and things got all mixed up in the best possible way. there's layers and simple question like who is hawaiian gets you all kinds of answers. the neighborhood is the far island of hawaii that most people know. >> it's a blue collar town. they all come here. breakfast, lunch, every day. >> i'm joined by two local chefs. he's second generation japanese and andrew, the first generation vietnamese american or would that be vi

. ♪ who lives in a pineapple under the sea ♪ >> stephen hillenburg suffered from lou gehrig's disease combined his life of drawing and marine biology to create the loves of spongebob and his undersea friends in bikini bottom. aired on nickelodeon in 1999 and went on to win multiple emmy awards. hillenburg wrote, directed, and produced two animated features. more recently spongebob became a broadway musical. >>> not often we show highlights of table tennis, but look at this shot by player christopher chen. he fell to the ground trying to return a drop shot by the seat of his pants, he blind he stuck his paddle in the air and pulled off the block of the decade. he lost when the opponent returned the miracle shot. the youngster is still the talk of the internet. whoa! >> i'm watching it again to -- trying to figure out if that was a setup. it looked like the guy had to be aiming for the paddle. well done. beautiful shot. >>> ahead, new information about robert mueller's russia case. just ahead, what draft documents obtained by cnn say about roger stone and wikileaks. >>> and what preside

we've developed sneakers made from pineapple leaves instead of leather.received a strong reception from consumers. matt: what kind of traction do you expect to gain from this comeback? i know you want to raise sales, 15%. margins from 12% - 20% over thedown last five years. traction do you think you can get for shareholders? ark: i believe we delivered a very solid and ambitious plan yesterday. afternalysts quartered the investor day. execution.own to we bardi established a track over the past few years to deliver on our promise -- we lready established a track over the past few years to deliver on our promise. 2019 willquarter of be our first scorecard to demonstrate tangible progress against this target. it is time to deliver. mark, a good place to leave the ocnversation. -- conversation. up next, stocks on the move this morning. european chipmakers are coming under pressure today. this is bloomberg. ♪ beennce 1975, there have five periods of rising gdp in the euro area. 21h gdp increasing by percent. the current expansion has lasted just 22 quarters. g

josh: ...i tour a pineapple plantation and get a taste of real hawian gold...that is so good, super zingy, amazingly sweet. ...and prepare a traditional hawaiian dish for luau. man: beautiful. josh: it actually looks pretty good, doesn't it? man: there you go. it's a hawaiian present. josh: my name is josh garcia. ever since i was a kid, i dreamt about traveling the world by ship, immersing myself in new cultures,

. ♪ oh who lives in a pineapple under the sea ♪ >> stephen hillenburg was 57, suffered from lou gehrig'sne biology to create the emmy-winning series. hillenburg also wrote, directed, and produced two animated features. more recently, spongebob became a broadway musical. >>> think table tennis isn't exciting? think again. check out 15-year-old norwegian player christopher chen. fell to the ground trying to return it -- by the seat of his expan pants, pulled off what some are calling the block of the decade. he lost the point when his opponent returned the miracle shot. the youngster, though, still the talk of the internet. >>> like all newbees, the latest members of congress are getting made of including the late-night shows. >> the new members of congress have started end in fellow lawmakers. it can be -- starting meeting fellow lawmakers. it can be hard. so here's north carolina congressman david ice, i have 60,000 unread emails because i do not know how to use the e-mail. [ applause ] next here, south dakota congressman dusty johnson. his ice breaker is, i only got elected with the nam

>> oh, here we buy lemons, we buy carrots, guava, pineapples -- stuff like that. >> wholesale as we knowoesn't exist in cuba. holy cow. there's no costco or walmart, just whatever is available from private vendors at the local market. >> this is papaya. papaya? this big? >> it's very sweet. >> humongous. >> you won't find eggs or milk here. only government stores are allowed to sell those, and they're often in short supply. when it comes to running a business, there are obstacles everywhere. for starters, you can only work in one of 201 government-approved professions. that's right, there's a list. you can be an accountant, a plumber, a palm-tree trimmer, and, of course, a baker. i love the feel of the whole place. if you wanted to open up five of these all around havana, can you do that? can you have five? >> there's a law against that. >> one person... >> one license? >> one license. >> ¿solamente? >> yes. >> so you can franchise? >> uh, franchise, no. franchise is a big enterprise. you know that. >> the burner brothers' license is in sandra's name. they can only open a second bakery i

dan: it was bolivia. [ laughs ] lemonis: and what happened with the pineapple hat?as that on? dan: yeah, you know, that was a mexico trip. lemonis: and so do you think the company would save money if i took your passport away? dan: so, everything that you see here was said "yes" to by these two people, or else it wouldn't be here. david: 99% of the products here, daniel, you know, we agreed to. there were some that we said no, and then, you know, you pushed us. this is an example of something that we got bullied into. and we sit on 500 pairs of it. it hasn't sold. the sizing's off. the development was bad. and we had to go to multiple countries. this was disastrous. lemonis: where is the breakdown in the process that you're able to get it past the two of them? dave: it's tough to stand in the way. it's kind of like, you know, there's 10 new ideas that come out. one of them's great; the other nine are, like, terrible. just awful. like, just suicidal ideas. but he'll wear you down. lemonis: i start to challenge whether somebody can be a good leader if they're unwillin

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will eventually wean angola off its dependency on oil revenues this plant also processes mangoes pineapples and watermelons the head of the firm believes agriculture is key to angola's future. will destroy this country has all the necessary conditions for agriculture to be an engine of development. he saw but for that to be possible you have to structure things well if that is typical once you've done that a great industry transformation can take place. that's easier said than done angola went through a brutal civil war that lasted twenty seven years ending only in two thousand and two much of its agricultural land is still covered with land mines and can't be farmed. meanwhile oil is still king it accounts for ninety percent of angola's exports and seventy percent of government revenue in the past that wasn't such a problem but four years ago the price of crude oil tanked slashing the money in government coffers many angolans now hope that the nana's and other crops will bring jobs and more importantly prosperity. until there is foam at the top here africa's portuguese program welcome. so

prominent, so then i went into, like, the syrups that they have in farrell's, the butterscotch, the pineapplethat they have in their food, and so we eliminated the whole black-booth idea and went with this butterscotch-y color. travis: i actually love the color. shauna: it's taking a little bit of getting used to because i've also liked the black. i don't know if it's going to fit in the restaurant with how the walls are and the wallpaper. all that busy-ness is going to clash with this color, as well. anna: so these were a couple ideas in working with the furniture. my thought on this was to kind of do a drip effect, like if it was sort of, like, dipped in syrup, and this was kind of dripping. shauna: i actually really like the gold. i just don't want people to walk in and feel like it's this clash of kind of random colors, and i'm terrified that people are going to walk in and say, "nothing about this says anything of the farrell's that i remember, and because of that i don't want to come back." lemonis: but that nostalgia doesn't pay the bills. i heard all of that when i came to see you guy

at the time, hawaii had a of concerns regarding agriculture because we have a lot of pineapple, sugarcaneso on and so forth. you work on what you have similarities on. when you work with people face to face on things that you agree on, when it comes time to work on things you do not agree on, it is harder for people to demonize each other under those circumstances. one thing that struck me when i looked through the collection was the books that were coming from folks from both sides of the aisle. reid, you expect. i remember when my mother was in the hospital and she had just passed, one of the first people to stop by to offer condolences was harry reid. news, he as he got the made his way to the hospital to get his condolences. and, my great friend, harry reid, majority leader. senate is an interesting asce in the sense that legislative bodies go, it is quite collegial as a general matter. it is a legislative body and you are going to have leave conflicts every now and then. the trick is to disagree without being disagreeable and do your best to inspire that. he cannot help that. sense t

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. >> he was a pineapple. >> dylan's son i guess wouldn't get in the costume, but he still went tricknot too shabby. >> that's adorable. >> we had a great time. hope you did do. >>> halloween brings out the creepy and creative. this is a 13-year-old. this costume we saw this and thought oh, my gosh. this is just a little too relatable. this is jillian. she went as, quote, tired mom. she's 13. no detail left untouched. she's got a baby, a toddler on the leg. >> oh, my gosh. that's amazing. >> you come closer, there's cheerios in her hair. >> oh, that's awesome. >> the pacifier barely hanging on. she's clutching the target bag. there's three bottles of wine in the target bag. jillian is one of nine children and often sees her mom trying to manage the busy family so it's no secret where the motivation of the costume came from. >> genius. it's like looking in a mirror on the weekend. thank you. that is cool. >> did you dress up, harry smith? >> this is it. >> by the way, you are here for a bunch of reasons. one is you sat down with julia roberts for a personal conversation about family. s

. ♪ who lives in a pineapple under the sea ♪ >>> we are back now with the tributes that are pouring insed away at 57 years old after courageously facing als. he created the beloved character nearly 20 years ago that led to tv shows, movie, even a broadway musical. adrienne bankert has much more and the tributes have been so heartwarming. >> yes, it's amazing how much joy and laughter amidst sorrow. from the moment it debuted "spongebob squarepants" was a sensation, an international following of kids and grown-ups. two movies, that broadway musical. stephen hillenburg's prolific characters led to a lifetime achievement award in april. but after that he passed away at 57. this morning, fans remembering him on twitter. one user writes, the tunes of my teens and memes of my 20s, thanks for the giggles. another says, thanks for giving us two decades of pure fun. these characters and memes will certainly live on. his legacy, when you think about the success of this tv show, it was one of the most successful shows, cartoons aside, in history. >> this is such a creative soul. >> imaginative, f

>> he was a littl pineapple. >> dylan's son wouldn't get in costume, buten he still trick-or-treatinggentlemni there. had a great, great time. >> halloween brings out the creepy and the creative. this is a 13-year-old. this costume, we saw this -- ohs my this is a little too relatable. this is jillian. she wentas, quote, tired mom. oh, my gosh. >> she is 13. no detail left untouched. she has a ba, a toddler. >> a toddler on the leg. >> that's amazing. >> you come closer, there is cheerios in her hair. >> that's great. >> the pacifie isel is clutchin. there is three bottles of wine in the target bag. it's no secret wheremohe vation came from. that was great. genius is >> it's like looking in a mirror, you know? >> thank you. that is cool. >> did you dress up, harry smith? >> this is it. > by the way, you are here for a bunch of reasons. one, you sat down with hollywood superstaror julia roberts a personal conversation about family. she loves you, by the way. >> who doesn't? >> come on. >> i have better viewed her numerous times over the years. whenever we have a conversation, it feels

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. ♪ who lives in a pineapple under the sea ♪ >> nobody ever thought a sponge could make such a splash steven hillenberg's iconic character and his friends of bikini bottom will go down as some of the most beloved cartoons of all time. >> what's your secret? >> with art, i didn't know really what i wanted to do. sponge bob is a comedy, but it really was inspired by me liking marine science. >> hillenberg first introduced sponge bob in the 80s, using it as a teaching tool during his time as a marine biology instructor. his artistic abilities would eventually lead him down an entirely different career path where he would combine his love of marine life with animation. >> today is the big day, gary. >> the first episode airing on nickelodeon bag in 1999. thor cartoon soaking up so much success, its popularity extending to the big screen. first in 2004 and then again in 2015. >> excuse me, do you know where we can get a crabby pat 2i around here.? >> the ever optimistic character making it to the great white wave in 2017 and the "today" show plaza earlier this year. sponge bob square pants

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advantage to go visit her so much as possible and we love the aloha smoothie flavors with all the pineapples for someone that doesn't like thai. >> i love the smoothies. katie: do you like thai food, too? >> it's great how they have those strawberries. i really like them. pete: would you like one, bud? >> there you go. want to try one? ed: i think you've got a future. pretty outgoing kid. >> he has a way with words, and unlike his dad he uses pithy sentences. katie: how long does it take to make this recipe? >> it's within 30 minutes. very quick recipe. throw it all together. pete: so when you were a station chief, did you have people making food for you? were you making your own food? what was your situation? >> i used to cook a lot for myself, and sometimes i'd have people over, and you'd entertain people. it was always possible you'd have folks over to your house who were working for the foreign government where you were serving. i didn't have the russians over to my house. ed: i was going to say when you were in russia did you have food testers? >> i actually did okay eating the food the