richard: right.is: what does it cost to deliver it for every one of these? -richard: $3. -lemonis: so now i'm at $14. you're selling this for $28? so basically, i have a 50% margin on this. you may disagree with this, but a 50% margin on this product just isn't good enough. richard: [ sighs ] lemonis: if you're looking at the margins on the 2 1/2-gallon product, just on the surface, they look good. but after you factor in all the labor, the cost of the machinery, the cost to run the business, the margins aren't that great. so 50%'s not good enough. we need to be closer to 60% to absorb the labor. in order to drive down the cost or improve the margins, the single-biggest ingredient has to be resolved, and that's the cost of the cream. richard: when i can buy my milk right, i get this down to the $6 range in milk, we're doing this for under $9. lemonis: well, i want to get that milk price down. -richard: but it fluctuates. -lemonis: i understand, but i want to get some sort of contract price based on v

richard was out there longer than i was. >> richard: we got out there at 7:00. it was a good show. alcohol. we were handing out footballs. >> greg: did you use the bathroom? >> richard: no, i did not use the bathroom. i was wearing depends. >> dana: don't say that. >> greg: they are our sponsor. >> jesse: kimberly, you picked the best year. >> kimberly: i am the best one. dana perino officially retired me. very good. to be honest, i would've loved to be there with you but saying no was difficult. not. you did a great job. very funny. kennedy did an awesome job >> dana: i like how she handled the lady. >> jesse: cnn had a different kind of sideshow this year. this is for real. >> i thought i would get a gas mask with me. what's on the other end? a bong. i don't think this is really what a gas mask is used for. wow, okay. >> legal. >> dana: call me a prude, i don't care. i don't like it at all. i don't like it. it's not good. it's not interesting. it looks scary. i don't think it's necessary. i don't think it's necessary. do it in the privacy of your own home. i don't care. i don't w

richard: encantado de conocerte. andrea: richard. [ríe] richard: hablaremos otra vez.tas". [música] cualquier superficie. si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. teresa: el área metropolitana de la ciudad de méxico tiene una población que sobrepasa los 21 millones de personas. en esa misma urbe, viven más de 5.600 indigentes debajo de puentes, en las alcantarillas o simplemente en las calles ante la indiferencia de los peatones. lo increíble es que uno de esos desamparados había sido no hace mucho una estrella de telenovelas. en una conversación íntima, tiffany roberts habló con el actor carlos peniche, quien revela cómo lo perdió todo, inclusive las ganas de vivir. tiffany: carlos peniche es el primero en admitir que ha sido un privilegiado. carlos: yo nací en cuna de oro, realmente con mucho dinero, no me faltó nada, ni cariño ni nada. tiffany: Él es el hijo de la actriz alejandra delgadillo peniche. y recuerda que desde pequeño, vivió entre la farándula, incluyendo a sus tíos flavio y arturo peniche, reconocidos aristas de la televisión mexicana. carlos: mi mamá era u

>> lisa: 2018 richard fowler. >> harris: came in a blue suit and turned to something. >> richard: there's a lot of democrats that also trusts mueller as well and here's why. there's going to be leaks. it is going to be people telling bits and pieces of this investigation, but only mueller and his team know exactly what's happening. none of those too. we have a bid they are in a bit here. documents have been unsealed but as far as this entire investigation, we just don't know. only mueller, his team, and the judge issuing the subpoenas and the grand jury actually know what's going on. president trump doesn't even know. he speculating. >> lisa: when there is leaks on a special counsel investigation which we shouldn't be saying either. >> richard: i agree. we don't know. >> harris: i heard richard fowler that he and senator jeff flake of arizona are of one min mind. a dire warning from a former top u.s. military official came this weekend. ex-chairman of the joint chiefs of staff admiral mike mullen says the united states is closer to nuclear war with north korea than ever before. that comme

a point on many go ahead richard go ahead go ahead richard. i'm saying mohler robert muller who is the head of this was a ronald reagan appointee to a top law enforcement position he was at george h.w. bush appointee to a top law enforcement position he was at george w. bush to a top law enforcement position moeller so this notion about who is on the staff you know the contribution or to a political party is it or thought you were just appointed to the supreme court well i'm not i mean i just i don't know i'm not so worried about democrat or republican guys i'm more worried about the deep state that's what i worry about ok you know john one of the yes exactly one of the things i really worry about here is if you look because the way things are going man a ford in flint seem to have been unfairly treated because they said something that wasn't true i think a whole string of people. in the obama administration didn't work forthright with the f.b.i. you know you got to be the fattest feeling guy right now in the whole world he was doing what ever

about all this go ahead richard. peter do you assume your viewers know about alice in wonderland where up with down and in was out in black with white justice refer to this overwhelming victory this is a victory by somebody who got forty six percent his opponent got three million more votes fifty four percent of the people rejected him he had the little boy with twenty five. years we have him so to say you know can you read peter interest the f.b.i. question please i am i i am i am the f.b.i. is what won this election for donald trump why because. which pressured by f.b.i. agents in new york right and he put out his press conference back in july last year criticizing hillary i was totally against the rules he put out that letter eleven days before the election would totally undermined her at a time when the f.b.i. knew darn well that donald trump was in was basically working with the russians or the russians or trying to trying to help him and did nothing basis close the case on the dossier now that say they found th

commissioner richards? >> vice president richards: three things here. we could have findings, we could change the zoning. the other thing is we could change the housing accountablity act to say you can't demolish historic buildings in these types of situations. there is other things you can do to take into account these kind of issues, so there are three things to do, so there's a lot of work to do. >> president hillis: commissioner johnson? >> commissioner johnson: sorry. just going to say, first of all, we can change the housing accountablity act? >> vice president richards: no, i was saying -- >> commissioner johnson: yes, i know what you mean now. yes, i think a legislative session for 2018 is probably full up, but i think we can clarify our own codes. that's something that can happen in the next few months, so there's that. >> president hillis: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i'm sorry to say that as a commissioner, i feel like somebody's putting a gun on my head. if there's no clear answer or no clear metrics in the housing accountablit

commissioner richards? >> vice president richards: so it's interesting. i learned from other commissioner comments and members of the public new things every time as i sit up here. i go meet with the project sponsor, i get a good story. i mentioned timbuk2. i had a timbuk2 bag when it was still cool, when nobody else had one. and i get the whole need to keep manufacturing in the mission. we talked about where this fits in your business plan, in terms of manufacturing. is it -- you know, is it more exposure, is it try experimental beers out. and i read the case report, and i read the la cocina letter, and i guess the question i had would be, manufacturing to me would be putting something in a bottle and on a truck and send it somewhere, rather than put it in a glass and drink it. you're doing 10% or 12% of the floor space to manufacturing the beer, and you said there were a high number of people that were against manufacturing and some that wanted more, but you're entitled to 33% of the floor space. why not take more floor space and take some of that beer

richard bush -- we have been colleagues here for a number of years. think richard is the tom brady. i'm not a patriots fan, but he keeps reinventing himself and is always outstanding. we really benefit from having him on the panel as well. i am now going to introduce and give the floor to our first speaker. we will have the panel discussion and then please join shibley toming brookings. [applause] >> thanks so much. good morning to you and thank you for braving the cold to be here. really appreciate that. this is a pleasure for me. not only because we are talking about an important issue that concerns all of us, but also because we are partnering with japan to do twofolds, one in u.s. and one in the trying to see how the japanese and americans differ on the issue of north korea's nuclear program and beyond that, asia security. i'm going to present both the results together so you can see them side-by-side. for that reason, i am not going to show the breakdown in the u.s. democratic-republican because we would -- it would be hard to prepare the same time. i will mention some of them

commissioner richards richards richard move to approve. >> second. >> clerk: commissioners, there is a motion to approve that has been seconded with conditions. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: so moved. commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7-0. commissioners, that'll place us on item number 14 for case number 2017-00592, cua 49 saturn street. this is a conditional status. >> commissioner richards let us know that he needs to recuse himself, so i'd like to recuse commissioner richards from this it item. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners on that motion to recuse commissioner richards. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. you are here by recused. >> good afternoon, president hillis, members of the commission. jeff horn, planning department staff presenting case 20170059200 cua. item before you is a request for conditional use authorization pursuant to planning code 303 to convert a new -- or to construct a new single-family dwelling on a vacant lot. the subject property is located on the north side of saturn street within corona heights neighborhood. it's a steeply slopi

richard: rebecca's son.ng their favorite song and then we're going to have jesse and kennedy pick the winner. we'll start with ladies first. why not. go ahead. give us your best 30 seconds, love. >> i'm singing why don't you and i ♪ every time i try to talk to you i get tongue-tied ♪ everything i say to you comes out wrong, it never comes out right ♪ ♪ so i say why don't you get together, take on the world and be together forever ♪ ♪ heads we will, tails we'll try again ♪ not so i say why don't you and i hold each other fly to the moon an straight on to heaven ♪ ♪ because without you they're never going to let me in ♪ richard: that's contestant number one for those watching at home. and now contestant number two. >> ♪ i have died every day waiting for you ♪ ♪ door ling don't be afraid i have loved you for a thousand years ♪ ♪ i've loved you for a thousandd more ♪ ♪ all along i believed i would find you ♪ ♪ time brought you heart to me and i have loved you for a thousand years ♪ ♪ i'd love you for a thousand

welcome back to the cause report i'm nice guys are time now to continue our conversation with richard hart big point this is just o.j. original gangster i'd say who knows what he's talking about when it comes to technology derivatives trading bit coy crypto he's got an outstanding you tube channel that i watch along with the world trip down network also on you tube which is an outstanding general to cover what's happening in the big client space richard welcome back thanks for having me first of all a quick kind of housekeeping thing because a lot of people watching this might be new to the crypt of new typical and what's the best way to secure your private key is richard hart tell the people tell the audience out there what's the best way if if you want to be in the cryptocurrency space and have control over your money if you don't have the private keys it's not your money so if you have money in an exchange in your name you don't have the coin you have ious you have little tokens that maybe they exchange honors maybe they don't they get hacked maybe they lose your money so you reall

on match day twenty one for a conversation you need guests which we have former member goalkeeper richard goltz is with us here in the studio as well as our very own jonathan crane let's take a look at what is coming up in the show. you know teams in second place about hard this season in the bundesliga since matchday ten each want to. in turn had failed to prevent labor to isn't break that curse on match day twenty. and it is homicide both turn to clear out his walker as a struggling short dark fire their coach after a run of just three points collected from their last eight games. well leading up to the season plenty of teams were being bandied about as potential runners up to byron munich dortmund finished strong last season leipzig their club on the rise if you want to go on a limb maybe shall go with their young hot shot coach just about nobody picked laver cousineau but here we are the vax alpha are riding high and have what might be the player of the season in leon bailey on sunday they squared off against minds with a chance to solidify their grip on second place let's take a look

richard? >> nbc white house correspondent kelly o'donnell with the latest on what happened and the reaction in hawaii. a scary bunch of minutes for at least 1.4 million americans as they thought they were under the threat of a missile. >>> when we return, we'll take a break and look at what's happening in the beltway, the issue of democrats now planning to pursue efforts to censure the president following his alleged derogatory remarks about immigrants. we'll ask democratic congresswoman barbara lee whether she thinks the resolution will get enough bipartisan support along the way. [ gasps, laughs ] you ever feel like... cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah. so, why don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. >>> don't pre

but then richard bush, the head east asia policy center, and my longstanding colleague here, richard will broaden the discussion to also think about anth korea, obviously interested actor in this equation and a very important factor, and we'll try to abouttand a little bit south korean views. thethen finally, playing role of panelist, i will try to talk a little bit about military or in my opinion, the lack of good military options. this is something that will follow naturally from some of the questions in the polling. so let me just add a couple more our panelists, then without further ado, we'll get presentation. shibley is the anwar sadat chair at the university of maryland, where he's had a distinguished career and been associated with the middle east u.s.-islamice world. one of the most eloquent voices broadest islamic world. but he's also started a critical issues polling effort. we get today's material from, in large part. the first time that he's extended in a major way to asia. much of that polling began with ands on the middle east united states. i look forward very much to

richard nos cuenta que paso.sposa, no te pongas de nerviosa. carmen: al doblar en esta calle llegÓ el momento que los emparejaron y una vez pasando este puente le prendieron las lucesy tuvieron que detenerse. >> empezaron a hacernos preguntas, de quiÉnes el carro . tiene identificaciÓn? se la di. saben que ustedes estÁn ilegales? carmen: richar se negÓ a dar respuestas. >> mientras tÚ no tengas un papel que dÍa que mÁs operar, no puedes hacerme nada a mi. carmen:los agentes lo esposaron. anabel le pidiÓ que se retirara. ella esperarÍa que richar lo llamarÁ para decir que regresa a casa. efectivamente llamo y ella no podÍa creer lo que estaba escuchando. >> ni dijo Él, nos vamos a ir. que las cosas estÁn muy difÍciles. yo te espero aquí, no te esperÓ mÁs de un mes, me dijo. no te voy a esperar mÁs tiempo, ana, vÁmonos. carmen: ricardo ya estaba en tijuana. habÍa firmado una salida voluntaria, advertido de que si no lo hacÍa debía esperar en prisiÓn a que se resolviera su caso. >> empecÉ por las preocupaciones que

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out to go to miami speak with richard hart he's a bit coy with susie as to knows what he's talking about actually when it comes to technology and derivatives trading i've been following his you tube channel for quite some time now richard welcome thank you max pleasure being here i guess we can avoid we got a look at this big point gas just trading just now there's a lot of drama it's the drama of the month club on bitcoin all was you got some insight into what's happening bitcoin cash can you dive into that a little bit richard oh it's real simple if i if i made a report cash and then you know had somebody dressed up like you make a separate channel and then told everyone that it was the real max kaiser be pretty upset about that when you put a lot of years and work into building up your brand and making something of quality to have someone else come along that had nearly no say and how the thing was built never wrote a proven proposal never improve the code you know basically

nks, richard. i would argue russia's attitude to the united states changed not because of nato expansion, but because of the iraqi war expansion. the middle east is one area where russia seems to be doing quite well. it has excellent relations with all the parties in the region, unlike the united states. advice on howour we deal with russia and the middle east, in particular syria. vice president biden: you had war, but youaq also had libya, which russia resented, which they thought was something of a bait and switch. they thought they were signing on to something more limited and obviously, it grew beyond that. looking back, those cases, iraq and libya and now we have to get into the question of how we deal with russia and the middle east now. i will try to be brief, but it is an essay question. no, it is totally legitimate. there will be a lot written about libya and wine some of us thought it was a tragic mistake, the policy. i am serious. it is now public. totalt think that is the cause, but it

with me this week are richard goltz a former when does the goalkeeper with hamburg in fribourg and d.-w. been to sleep reporter jonathan crane richard i'm going to start with you leverkusen looked very very steady at the moment do we all underestimate them before the season. probably we did but every. really good team a lot of high potential experienced players and they only need a coach who brings in the right direction yeah i mean what else can you say jonathan about the fact that this team is so hot is it mostly down to. and if it is how long can they hold on to this spectacular player a lot of it is down to their own by the i mean they've accused and have got a lot of strength and depth but bailey has really been the standout player for the last couple of months and the good news for leverkusen fans he has come out now after the match and said yeah i'm going to be here until the end of the season of course from that leaves the question about next season but i think for now david who is will be happy that he stays obviously another goal for him today they can't stop scoring that's

richard just reiterated that. there is also a question about how well can sanctions that have been so intensified in recent months starting with a trump administration, ambassador haley at the u.n., but the participation of other countries -- how well can these bite in 2018 and what kind of policy prospects do we have? i do not think we will touch the last question in our presentation. the same think with -- the same thing with the sanctions and economic options. let me talk through for military options -- four military options. i do not endorse any of hem. i think they all wind up being bad ideas. as my colleagues at brookings have emphasized, we have the whole big question of how would kim jong-un respond? let me be emphatic that i am not endorsing these options. none of them presume an all-out invasion by the united states with the south korea. one of them are beginning with the option of regime change, 2003, iraq-like overthrow. in korea, it is too hard. such a war would cause at a bare minimum, many of hundre

richard will just keep going. let's check back in a little bit with richard.s interesting, a lot of people ordered pizza here, like -- >> people get it delivered? >> pizza delivery places -- >> you know, with all due respect to the people who are out there, richard was trying to get our sympathy for them, they chose to be there. >> they are enjoying it. they're enjoying it. i do think a lot of people at home are you seeing this, are very glad that they are at home warm -- >> i am sure they are. >> all right. it's time for what we're calling happy new year, happy news year. >> happy news year. you're going to quiz me about news things that happened this year. i'm going to quiz you about pop culture things. okay. so here's the first one. >> andy thinks our worlds have totally come together in this past year. >> they have. he's been hosting "housewives reunions for the last year. >> they were presidential debates. he's convinced news and entertainment are completely meshed so here's the quiz. >> it's true. >> you first. >> katy perry and taylor swift's feud reach

what did you make of that, richard?ll, again, the slight cheese, even though he normally describes it as a terrible agreement, he didn't use that word today. he left open a crack that just maybe if things could change enough the united states would join it. so he didn't denounce trade as he often has on the campaign trailer in the oval office. there we'll just have to see. again, it was a conciliatory speech as you said. it didn't provoke, but there wasn't really anything in terms of substance. for example, what sorts of changes would the united states need to see to stay in nafta or to reenter tpp? that's the sort of thing i think we need to look for down the road. >> shirley, you were there and i was startled when he indicated as richard just said that maybe there's a window open to rejoining tpp. i mean just a few days ago we saw 11 nations create their own tpp without the united states. >> yes. i think that's one of the main points of his decision to come here, which surprised a lot of people. i think he has a sense

but the richard nixon that they supported through the years was not the richard nixon that they thoughthey knew. >> every generation has to lose their virginity, and it was just the day that my generation did. but to think that we're the only generation that had that experience is probably the mistake that a lot of generations make. >> he is already before the cameras now. president richard milhous nixon, 37th president of the united states. >> throughout the long and difficult period of watergate i have felt it was my duty to persevere. >> watergate doesn't go away because it was so extraordinary, it was so hidden. >> we act like it can't happen again. and it did a lot of stuff after. there was a lot of hoo-haing and passing laws, giving speeches. but if you ask me do i think we learned anything from it, no. >> i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body. but as president i must put the interests of america first. >> the president had been driven from office because the american people p learned the truth about rich

i think you're well-read, richard. can you tell me one other book in this introduction that's a nonfiction book that has a disclaimer that says things are not true? you can name one other? >> i'm not interested in d disclaimers ever books. >> nobody is saying that everything is true. we have maggie haberman saying details are wrong. we have the. william reporter, mark berman this morning, or overnight feeting that he was not at the four seasons hotel for breakfast as was written in this book. so there are people who are coming out and saying, look, there are a lot of questions about the credence of what is written in this book. and some things are outright wrong. i do want to move on real quickly because we only have a couple minutes, to the president at camp david today. and noticeably absent is jeff sessions. we understand that a good part of the people in the contact are ther cabinet are there. they're talking about legislation and policy, as well as immigration. and daca, we believe on the agenda there. why would j

let's go to richard quest. richard, where are you? >> down to your left.ght. >> hi, how are you doing? >> what time did you get here? >> 8:00 a.m. >> oh, no. >> i've been in the city since 8:00 a.m. waiting for this. >> really? >> yes. >> are you excited? >> i'm so excited. i'm ready ready for this. >> i'm so ready for this. i was out here for a long time, too. i'm really excited. it's going to be worth it. it really is. it's going to be worth it. >> so they've been here since 8 or 9:00 in the morning. it is now 9 degrees fahrenheit, which is the second coldest on record. okay? so we've beaten the 1962 record or at least it looks like that. and everybody at last there is getting ready for -- [ cheers ] there you are. i hope you're keeping warm up there. must be nice in the expensive seats. don't worry about those of us down here. don't worry. >> it's actually warmer down there. >> it's warmer down there. we're where the air is hitting us. >> a crumb from your table. mr. cooper, a crumb from your table. >> richard quest is throwing us major shade right now.

richard let me ask you the same : question. if you had to describe an elevator, what do you think of the essence of russian national security strategy and how they would defined success for themselves, what would be the? >> russia has 3 principal goals. it is to weaken democracy internally and another is to divide the country's in nato and the eu internally. to deal individually with those nations as opposed with a united front. and to undermine the rules of international order which in moscow's perspective, is slanted in favor of the united states because it promotes other norms of democracy. and other norms in the international sphere, international integrity and sovereignty that russia feels can trend west when it wants to. what russia has done is taken the fight from a was originally just contained to europe and to -- contained to the post-soviet space and taken the fight to europe and to the united states by subverting our institutions internally. by using sometimes hard power but often corruption to undermine these democr

commissioner richards? >> at some point, director haram, if you can let us know why we approve -- if it's some holdover from some prior law. i'm not understanding why it's just that very specific five and six-unit building. >> i can get you that information. it had to do with the condo conversion ordinance that was passed i think about three years ago. and it specified that number. i can't remember the rationale behind it, butly get that for you. >> thank you. >> if there is nothing further, commissioners, we can move on to item nine. review of past venezuelas at the historic preservation commission. there is no board of appeals report today. >> good afternoon, commissioners. tim frye, department staff, here to share with you a couple of items from yesterday's historic preservation commission hearing. notably the commission proud review and comment on three national register nominations. one was to amount the coit tower national register nomination to clarify its national significance, primarily under crite

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to miami speak with richard hard he's a bit coy with susie as to knows what he's talking about actually when it comes to technology and derivatives trading i've been following his you tube channel for quite some time now richard welcome thank you max pleasure being here i guess we can avoid we got a look at this big coin cash is trading just now there's a lot of drama it's the drama of the month club on bitcoin all was you got some insight into what's happening a big cash can you dive into that a little bit richard oh it's real simple if i if i made a report cash and then you know had somebody dress up like you make a separate channel and then told everyone that it was the real max kaiser be pretty upset about that when you put a lot of years and work into building up your brand and making something of quality to have someone else come along that had nearly no say and how the thing was built never wrote a proven proposal never improved the code you know basically a leech you know if a leech came along and said that max kais