sammy: no. t.: so when you left for your honeymoon without telling anybody what was going on in the middle of all this construction, who finished it? sammy: you did. you -- joe t.: did you tell me what you were doing? did you tell me where you were? -sammy: yeah, i said -- joe t.: did you tell me what stage you were at? did you tell what vendor was coming? sammy: joe, did the place get built? joe t.: it did, because i slept on the bench. that's why it got built. sammy: joe, it was my honeymoon. i entrusted you 'cause you're my friend. joe t.: i know. but you're telling me right now that you feel like i make decisions without you. sammy: you do. joe t.: we didn't even see you, though, sam. you're welcome to come in this door and join the conversation any time you like. lemonis: listen, i've had enough. we have a franchisee scheduled to come here. he's expecting to see consistency, and there's chalkboards up here, you've changed the price of things -- it looks like chaos to me. why don't we do thi

sammy: around $250,000. covello: sammy! sammy: this is my partner joe covello. -lemonis: joe c. -covello: joe c., yes. -nice to meet you, marcus. -tranchina: joseph tranchina. -lemonis: joe c., joe t. -tranchina: that's right. -todd: todd baslin. -lemonis: and you're just todd. so, is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. tranchina: 22.5%. -covello: 10%. -todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing? covello: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. todd: when you don't have the money to pay the bills, and you have to fight with your partners to pay the bills, it becomes an issue. lemonis: who acts as the owner/operator, the person that unlocks the door and locks the door? covello: nobody. lemonis: do you have weekly meetings, where you're sitting here going over what we sold for the week? -todd: no. -lemonis: how -- [ chuckles ] tranchina: keep in mind, none of us have had any restaurant ownership experience at all. lemonis: oh, i don't have to keep it in mind. i picked up on it pretty quick. look, these

his 10-year-old niece, sammy.d, in the stabbing death of sammy, her mother, rebecca gonzalez, and a family friend. the house all three victims lived in was burned to the ground following the murders. at his latest court hearing baron learned of some new evidence against him. >> i thought they were going to use pictures against me, which they are but they're also using past statements. really? one of the things that pissed me off is a statement a family member made not so much against us, that he never trusted us around his kids to begin with. really? what do you mean you never trusted us around your kids? we're supposed to be family. if that's the way you feel, tell me. don't tell the police that especially when you know this is the type of things being investigated. >> negative statements from family are but one of the pressures bearing down on the ochoa brothers, every time they appear in court, there are familiar faces in the gallery. they are led by suzy bianchi-pierce, the mother of conrad's former girlfriend

and i think he was afraid, you know, to set sammy up.incing to get him to make that call. >> reporter: but he did. swallowed his fear, and followed the agents into a conference room, where they set up the call. >> this is an undercover phone call made to an individual known as sammy. >> hello. >> i'd rehearsed aaron, to some extent, of what to say to see what sammy's responses would be to his own statements. >> what's up, boy? >> where are you, young man? >> i'm still at same place i was. >> all right. now look, you going to make it work, right? >> i'm going to make it work. um, let me ask you this. >> reporter: aaron lied that he'd been watching nancy, had seen her in her car but had no shot because somebody was with her one of her daughter's friends. seemed like she was rarely alone, he said. so should he kill whoever was with her? go ahead, said sammy. >> can i pop her with him in the car? >> i don't give a [ bleep ]. >> i don't know what else to do. >> maybe it'll look better. >> reporter: as far as agents boykin and callahan were co

. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> y es horas de los deportess sammy, sammy pelea, fÚtbol tenemos de hoy >>> tenemosÓ en ciudad universitaria frente a puebla que anotaron en el arranque mismo del segundo tiempo gracias a una magnÍfica de carlos orrantia que concretÓ paco torres, universitarios y camoteros estÁn por supuesto fuera de la fiesta grande. fecha 36 en la liga premier de inglaterra el arsenal derrotÓ 2 a 0 al manchester united con goles del suizo y welbeck liquidando la racha de 6 meses en condiciÓn que tenÍa el equipo de mourinho y alcanzar final cuando el prÓximo jueves reciba al celta de vigo. hablemos de boxeo, mucho ruido y pocas nueces fue lo ocurrido anoche en las vegas en el promocionado combate, sin ningÚn tÍtulo en disputa, un espectÁculo para ser taquilla y vender el pago r evento sin ningÚn tipo de proyecciÓn deportiva, canelo fue superior se llevÓ la decision unÁnime, los 3 jueces lo vieron ganar todos los 12 asaltos. al fin al final de la pelea, apareciÓ el ruso para retar entre comillas al canelo esto estaba negociado y se enfrentan el prÓximo 16 de septiembre aprovechando q

. >> i've had sammy, she was the first snake. >> how do you choose python? >> this is before google existed. i did not know much about it. i'm one of the few that kept her. >> where do you keep her? >> a cage in the garage. >> has she ever squeezed? >> she has not, luckily. >> could she kill you? >> you know, i will say this for the record, i was attacked once by a snake bigger than this. for humans to fight it off is easy. there are myths surrounding them more get killed by dogs and horses than snakes. >> i don't mean to perpetuate the myth and fear. >> you are like her daddy basically? >> yes. >> they do not recognize people but she's known. she's used to being around people and kids. >> this is a snake we can pet. we will see one we cannot pet. if i can bring in the rattler. mike, be brave and do your thing. >> we've had stories about people -- yes. >> seeing them and trying to avoid them. >> i have bad viewers sending in pics and video. >> he is head of jane w -- j&w rescue. >> springtime in the bay area? >> we get three or four calls per day. >> is that

. >> muchas gracias sammy. >>> hoy vamos a conocer a una cineasta latina que estÁ atras de los superhÉroeso hemos hecho en 3 pelÍcula y ahora lo vamos hacer nuevamente es un concurso para las chicas de 15 a 18, tienen que crear, tienen que estar en sus escuelas en el grupo de ciencia, tecnologÍa, ingenierÍa y matemÁticas y le mostramos de cÓmo es el proceso de hacer una dibl y las mos a dolby para que vean los diferentes aspectos de lo que es ser cineasta. >> los dos aÑos que tarda hacer esas 2 horas es muy importante tener ese tipo de apoyo, porque cuÁnto mas podamos apoyar a las chicas para que estÉn en ese rubro, vamos a tener mÁs acceso. >> me parece que me considero mÁs humana que extraÑa, soy tan humana como cualquier otra persona, y es muy importante para la gente que quizÁs vea esto, que se dan cuenta que si me pasa a mi, sÍ es mi realidad y es solamente temporal que es algo que va y viene pero si me pasa a miles puedo pasar a ellos y eso es extraordinario. >> todos podemos dice victoriaalonso. >> muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta ediciÓn ediciÓn de telemundo. feliz dÍa de la ma

it is tremendously courageous of sammy and others like her.uitable to serve. when it comes to houses, are you all about the period features? new and brand spanking? tell us about the difference! good morning. it‘s a row between the home builders federation and housing tv expert kirsty allsopp about which is better quality when it comes to housing — old or new—builds? the home builders federation suggested it could cost around £50,000 to bring up an older house up to same standards as a new build. kirsty strongly disagrees and says many new builds aren‘t all they‘re cracked up to be. i had a nosey around a new build in manchester to see what all the fuss was about. how are you doing? good. we are in one of your showhome is. why would you want to buy one of these over an old build? would question. the key features we have in this house is the high ceilings, the big windows, lots of natural light. you are buying space, not rooms, so this is a really nice open plan space, whereas traditionally older houses divide into more smaller spaces. the hous

joseph de leon / father: "sammy sends his love and his thanks.") perrette reportedly gave the family 9-thousand dollars -- more than enough to cover the cost of the wheelchair.(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. (granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant and vicki thank you... we are learning new details about the man arrested for a series of car fires around contra costa county. we will have the latest next at six.(pam) plus, a special counsel will now investigate president trump's russia connection. we'll have reaction from a local lawmaker. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) a suspect is identified in a series of car arsons in the east bay. and investigators are worried he may be responsible for dozens of other fires. ( steve ) good evening i'm steve aveson.( pam ) and i'm pam moore. we first brought you this announcement live during our 5 p-m news ... we have been going through what investigators said ... and have sorted it out. grant lodes is in the kron four breaking news center ... with the sp

. >>> sammy and john recently got married and the video picks up at their reception. this is the part of the wedding that a lot of women train for. >> let's do this. >> i'd run the other way. >> time to catch a bouquet. >> it's a thing. and a lot of times it's the main event. so here's jamie standing there in front of her girls. most of the time it's the flowers. the one, two -- well. three. >> oh snap. she threw her wig. >> bye, wig! she was like, you know what? just look how free she looks. she turns around and is like hey. >> that's pretty awesome. >> it is. jamie decided that at this point on her special day, she was going to own her 16-month battle with cervical cancer. she'd been going through the treatments and of course that caused her to go bald. it looks like she had worn the wig throughout the ceremony. she was like, you know what? it's time to party. they all start to cheer and scream. but she's like okay, okay, okay. she's like settle down. it's coming. it's coming. >> i love her. >> now she gives a new countdown. she tosses the bouquet and they fight for

he canceled performances this year sammy -- this year, citing health problems.s married and divorced five times, most famously to share. he is survived by his wife shannon and three other children. he was 69. david packer, abc news, new york. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? t here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. kimberly: racecar fans are mping.ng -- gla

claudine and frank just got a look of sammy. tell me about sammy. this is a big snake. the first thing i said to you. i said let's go big first right off the bat. and you said i got exactly what you're looking for. >> well, yeah, this is sammy the python. she's about 12 to 13 feet i believe. about 65-poundsish. she comes from southeast asia. she's about 10-15 years old. they can get a little bigger than this. but she's maxed out in size. very docile. you called her your schoolgirl. >> she goes to my school. >> you bring her around for education. >> she's very used to being around people. captive bred. and really photogenic. >> she looks perfect this morning. we had her in my humble in in make up before. tell us about the norcal expo. but we're looking at a lot of unusual pets. people think dogs and cats but reptiles can be an amazing family member as well. >> one of the things that a lot of people come here to do is mainly to see -- because these are not common pets. and they're not popular pets. especially ones this size. but people can come and see and get a sense. an

here is why that's so serious. 22-year-old sammy ammah snuck into a building and logged into the gradingm, changing his failing grade to a b. campus police identified him on surveillance video. now he faces the charge of accessing a computer without authorization. >>> there's a new postseason scoring king. lebron james' 35 points against the boston celtics jettisoned him past michael jordan for most points scored during nba play-offs. it sends the cavs back to the play-offs where they face the warriors in a preet of last year's championship series as for number of nba rings, lebron trails by three. jordan is a six-time champion. >>> they say everything is bigger in texas, including population growth. new census data show texas has four of five. greenville, south carolina, break their streak coming in fourth. overall southern cities see the fastest growth averaging over 9% since 2010. >>> we thank you for being with us on this friday and watching "early today." we leave you with somber scenes as members place flags on tom of the 84,000 military headstones. have a safe memorial day weekend

. >> ten year old sammy nagel suffers from autism, loud noises, new people and deviating from schedule ready often his n iggers. so when mom laura nagel saw an opportunity to introduce him to flying without actually going anywhere, she booked it. ea how did he do today. >> i thought he did great. he was a little nervous but he os okay. >> reporter: about one in 68 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder. fa make flying easier for these families, crews make each scene ne real as possible. and no one is acting here. these are real t.s.a. agents, this is a real united airlines >>lot. >> is this your first time flying. >> yeah. >> very cool. k good afternoon, everyone. thank you for flying with us today. >> reporter: and these are real spirit air crew members. >> we have turbulence as well, we shook the plane, we have hydraulics and we go up an down and get them really acclimated to that so they won't be d rprised when they get on a real airplane. s are you scared? >> no. d. no, good. nothing to be scared of. >> reporter: so far more than 800 families have come on board.

drug court helped sammy change her lifestyle. now she is a positive role model for her children, holding down a full-time job and giving back to her community. this is the power of drug courts and other treatment courts that changed lives, heal families and save money. the success of drug treatment courts has become a model tailored to the needs of different groups from veterans to juveniles. the willingness of the judicial system to adopt alternative methods to jail time is a cost-effective approach. to changing the habits of drug addicts and saving thousands of people like blaine and sammie. as washington pursues options for criminal justice reform, drug courts are a great example of a program that works. more than 25 years of research has proven that they reduce crime and substance abuse, break the vicious cycle of recidivism and keep families together. in arkansas and every other state in the country, drug courts are making a real difference. i want to recognize and thank the more than 30,000 drug court judges, prosecutors, d

sammy just won the annual best baguette in paris contest. how many baguettes did you sell yesterday? >> 2,000. >> reporter: he voted for macron. can i taste it? he tells me france's 35-hour work week is nonsense. he works that much in two days. even though business is up sharply since winning the annual conte contest, he's afraid to hire more people, because if there's another turndown, it's legally difficult to have layoffs. france's unemployment is stuck near 10%. on the outskirts of paris, unemployment is 20%. and while unemployment is above average, voter turnout here on election today, below average. >> we have 14% turnout. it's two points down. >> reporter: the mayor says many of its constituents didn't like le pen's anti-immigration positions. but they also didn't like macron's plan economic reforms because they're too free market. that viewpoint not unique to this neighborhood. the french ministry of interior said voter turnout across the country was the lowest in 40 years. leaders across europe are cheering the outcome of the french

sammy suffers from autism. loud noises and deviating from schedule triggers it.aura naegele found an opportunity to fly the open skies for autism without going anywhere, she booked it. >> how did he do today? >> i thought he did great. he was a little nervous, but he was okay. >> reporter: about one in eight children have been identified with autism spectrum disorder. they make the scene as real as possible, and no one is acting here. these are real tsa agents. this is a real united airlines pilot. >> is this your first time flying? >> yeah. >> very cool. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for flying with us today. >> reporter: these are real spirit crew air crew members. >> we have tausche lance. we shake the plane, go up and down and get them really acclimated to that so they won't be surprised when they get on real airplanes. >> are you scared? >> no. >> no? good. >> reporter: so far 800 families have come onboard. for some the experience is difficult, but it also helps parents like john naegele recognize triggers that could help a family with their real t

para saber se se estÁ pre rando telemundo para este gran evento, asÍ que buenos dÍas sammy. >>> quÉa claudio borghi tetra campeÓn con colo-colo en chile, extÉcnico de la selecciÓn de chile y cohen del mundo en mÉxico 86 con la selecciÓn del argentina. tenemos su palabra. >>> (mÚsica). >>> expectativa de ver espectÁculo, divertido, yo creo que los equipos importantes jugarÁn como los meres. yo creo que chile tiene buenos jugadores. alemania tiene jÓvenes, se ve muy interesante del ver el equipo del alemania, portugal para ver a ronaldo, mÉxico tiene muy buen equipo, vamos a ver. >>> me parece que es el preÁmbulo de lo que puedo puedes encontrar en el mundial. lo mÁs representativo de cada cono ofen confederaciÓn el equipo que logrÉ tener gran participaciÓn o ser campeÓn seguro que va a ser uno de los nominados a poder ganar la copa del mundo. >>> un pronÓstico por lo que nosotros vemos puedo poner a alemania, chile, y a mÉxico. y pongamos el orden que quieras podemos invertir las posiciones pero creo que dentro de esas tres candidatos estÁ el campeÓn. >>> tres analistas de lujo que s

. >> to have that quality of every man he could put a down with bob hope were sammy davis, jr. because he was like a fan a good singer and could interviewer a capable and see what we like these people in the audience liked him that is what taught me about likability but the audience really does not like you it is tough in you have to think of another career. >> would he make it today?.da >> with the time of merv griffin and it is tougherand soo today over thanksgiving to come in under then to learn that they redoing the stuff they were doing stuff in the water and all this stuff we did in those days it shows that it works and is very much like america is talking about was a cable network in women got a chance to join to sr that was a much better business play than they thought so they decided to go to msnbc but today it is the number one morning show on cable off with fox and friends. i am a big fan of his.i like h but is a different kind of show. and then to restrict the bookings and something has happened but we're beating that show three / one. now with america's talking to

apparently some had complained that the appearance by the ice representative, sammy, would make themgh i think the ice representative probably felt unsafe because he got a completely disrespectful reception from the class. >> exactly. that's why professor red byrd had no other choice but to cancel the event. really this is a very trouble ling trend around the whole country universities are becoming less safe for freedom of speech and less safe for expressions of differing ideas it disappointing. steve: did you go to colleges to hear all points of view. if you want to be in a echo chamber that's easy, do it in your own basement. david, while they did shut down the ice representative, your university had no problem inviting somebody who was convicted for, as a terrorist, for killing two students when they the organization hid a bomb that box of candy. that person was able to speak on campus, weren't they? >> yes. they were invited by a stupidity group on campus. and there was also a protest by northwestern students on that same day, also. but it was more akin to what we're used to at n

sammy washington was a great reader of history, and so was adams and jefferson, and a quite rooseveltan good naval history of the word of 1812 -- war of 1812 when he was a student. franklin roosevelt was also a great reader of history. eisenhower also, and kennedy. barack obama, great reader of history. charlie: barack obama recently, i fact, i said to him, happened to meet with him for a future project, i said, how has it been? he said he is already written two chapters. it's amazing. ien i was out in tahiti, started writing immediately. he said it's not a history, is a memoir. david: and it will be an important book. charlie: because of his influence and the capacity of his words. david: absolutely. very talented writer. and a gentleman. charlie: interesting, that. bush 41. there are going to call the book "the last gentleman," but the publisher wanted something else. david: i have known several presidents, either interviewing or spend time with them. nothing like you, but the one that i know the best is bush senior. i knew him and met him well before he got into politics. he's a wo

reporter: inside elliot county's penny mart we spoke to other voters, like bluegrass musici musician sammy the election were held today, who would you vote for? >> i'd have to wait and see a little bit more. it's his office. if he does a lot of cutting and stuff, i'm sure it night might the other way. >> reporter: but this voter says he would enthusiastically vote for trump again. what do you say? >> tough luck. you have to do what you have to do, nip it in the bud as barney fife says. >> reporter: wesley easterling just graduated and hopes to get a refinery job soon to be off federal assistance. >> donald trump during the campaign said he's going to fight for the little guy. you're the little guy, right? >> i am the little guy. >> reporter: do you feel he's fighting for you? in no, not at all. little guy's going to have to fight for himself. >> reporter: in the meantime, he says he is praying for his family, his country and his president. gary touchman, cnn, elliot county, kentucky. >> the news continues here on cnn. right after the break. >>> the u.s. president returns to washington to a

this one from sammy who says these generals memorialized soldiers and battles and death.he descendents deserve to honor their family's service. randy says while removing statues, we are still slowly killing each other with problems. stand tweeting us the whole idea to a race u.s. history in order to replace it with the new ideology on the left. this one saying don't forget lady liberty. freedom is dead and liberty is a myth. a couple of items on the news before we get to your calls. on the president's decision on the climate change agreement. that u.s.s confidants will quit the climate deal. they write that president trump has privately told multiple people, including scott pruitt, that he plans to leave the paris agreement on climate change according to three sources with direct knowledge. publicly his decision is he has not made up his mind. when asked about private comments, the white house said i think his tweet was clear. he will make a decision this week. the deathyesterday, of former senator jim bunning. hall of fame pitcher turning cantankerous senator dies at 85.

sammy davis. reagan went on the show and said , it was international communism that killed robert f kennedy. as it did his brother, john f. kennedy. that was a stretch because john f. kennedy was shot by lee harvey all's walled, professing .is love for communism rfk, we now know. that six-day war was instant -- instigated by the soviet union. he had written in his diary, as rfk must die,said rfk must i, but he also wrote long live communism. linked this to the hostile international forces of soviet communism. host: historian and author joining us from pittsburgh. thank you for your time here on sees entries american history tv. >> absolutely. years ago, may 1960 seven, the program, town meeting of the world produced by cbs news, california governor ronald reagan and new york senator robert kennedy. whatwould like to ask you you think of the recent claims of anti-vietnam war's in the state may prolong the war rather than shorten it. senator kennedy: the war in vietnam should be extended because of

national led 1-0, 2-0 until sammy beats peck re s th th th viktor arvidsson misses a rap. 3-2 preds.for the rebound. just gets it over the line. 3-3 game. and then nick richie would cap off the third. goal third period for anaheim hazy nearly takes off the had off. the ducks even the series at one with a 5-3 victory. >>> the tour's unofficial fifth major. tpc sawgrass for shot of the day goes to rafa you've seen birdies, eagles, hole in one. but rarely see an albatross. hits the slope of the bunker, ricochets it towards the hole. look at this. nothing but net. he celebrates by throwing his club. and it accidentally goes in the water. see woo kim shot a 3 under 69. all birdies coming on the front nine, including that 25-footer on the 7. kim would take the lead becoming the 24th different winner and 25-player championships. tiger woods the only to repeat. >>> opening day for the 12th annual amgen men's tour of california. 104-mile stage starting and ending in sacramento. german rider marcel kittel would win the sprint to the finish, holding off 2015 champion peter sagan. kittle reporte

sammy haggar said he couldn't drive 55. if you found yourself behind the wheel of a delorean how fast could you it's the kind of car that doc brown used to build the time machine. so when spencer white bought a car in california how could he resist? >> i looked at my speedometer and it says i'm going 80 miles per hour. my mom says take it up to 88. let's do it. i took it up to 88. i was up to 88 for two seconds. right? immediately i saw a police officer pulling behind me. [laughter] larry: that officer did have a sense of humor about the whole thing. bringing over the radar gun with the 88-mile-per-hour readout to let him take a picture of it. but in the end the cop still gave him a ticket. alison: he blamed mom. he said mom. larry: mom said take it -- my mom said it's okay. she said we are at 85, push it to 88. why not? no flames came out of the back of the car. i'll sell the car now. alison: very funny. very funny. still to come at 6:00 tonight a found on a busy trail. plus a bizarre picture. going viral. how a man woke f

. >> reporter: they partied at sammy haganars cabo nightclub. >> it was fun, we had a great time. >>r: they enjoyed it all in spite of the nightmare that started things off. >> i wasn't very happy. i was very upset. i was crying. >> reporter: jennifer had booked tear room on hotels.com $3,000 for five nights. however when they arrived the hotel said only two people were booked, not four. >> so confused because i was very clear there were four of us traveling. >> reporter: jennifer said she told the hotels.com booking act her sons were both over 18. however the hotel said there were only two adults booked. she had to pay another $1,900 for the boys to stay. >> i got on the phone with hotels.com. nothing they could do to accommodate me. >> reporter: she paid the fee, the home did not provide an extra bed or a roll away. >> my son was sleeping on the floor. i paid $1,900. >> reporter: she tried to worry about refund later. >> they responded my vieia e-mail. >> reporter: they said it was the booking act's mistake, later said it wasn't. so no refund. >> so i called on your side. >> report

one student arrested for hacking into the computer system to change his grades, and the 22-year-old sammyiling his engineering class and decided to change his grade from and f to b. has been barred from campus. >> it is pretty serious but it probably happens more often than they catch.>> they believe he made the grade change late one night on the school computer and they believe that is him there on the surveillance camera nearby just before the professor was alerted that the grade was resubmitted. he told the police that the change did out because he only turned in one assignment all semester and he was nowhere near passing. >>> it is 6:24 am. >>> they were served breakfast and then they arrested the workers in the kitchen, five immigration agents went to a restaurant in ann arbor michigan yesterday and were served breakfast, and then they went into the kitchen and took three kitchen employees into custody. the owner of the restaurant said that a third-party company goes through the vetting process to make sure the potential employees have the right documents to work in the u.s. the owne

sammy is accused of sneaking into the math building at the university of central florida with a friendllegally logging into the college's grading system to change his failing grade. the surveillance video taken around the same time the grade was changed. in florida it is a felony to access a computer without authorization. >> new list of safest cars has been released by the insurance institute for highway safety. >> 7 on your side michael finney said the cars have one thing in common. >> they're big. real big. >> really? >> yeah, really, that's what it's all about. the list shows the size of cars matter. almost all the cars on the safest list are large model vehicles. most are are suvs. the top 7 safest cars are the, pardon me, audi q 7 suv, the volkswagen tiguan, the toyota tacoma double cab, the mazda cx-9 suv, the audi a-6 all-wheel drive, the jeep cherokee suv, and the bmw 535 i and is. a gourmet tart made by the hail mary company is under recall tonight. not because of the tart itself, but because of the label. the hail mary meyer lemon tart contains cash use and some folks are al

investigators say 22-year-old sammy am march used a university of central florida computer to changessor noticed. and so the school asked him all about it and he wouldn't cooperate so they got police involved. he turned himself he's charged with unauthorized access to computer network and school officials have barred him from campus. >>> listen up, philadelphia. there's another city that just stole our funder every thunder. come at me phoenix. >> settle just a little bit. got reason to be fired up, do you. philly is no longer the fifth largest city when it comes to population. it's phoenix. our hank flynn has a lot to say. ♪ >> reporter: >>> can you tell me how to get to phoenix, arizona from here? >> go straight. >> reporter: it's hank. u.s. zen to us reported yesterday that philadelphia is now the sixth largest city we used to be the fifth. phoenix is now larger. phoenix. my take is, this is chutely unacceptablable. where is your competitive spir spirit. first of all people need to quit leaving town. second, we've got to recruit. move to philadelphia. because we need more people. >

like bluegrass musician sammy atkins. if the election were held today, who would you vote for?i'd probably have to wait and see a little more into the -- i mean, in his office, you know. i mean, if he does a lot of cutting and stuff, i'm sure i might go the other way, you know. >> reporter: trump voter tim fannin said he would enthusiastically cast his ballot for donald trump again. what do you say to people in the county who are upset about the federal programs possibly being cut? >> tough luck. got to nip it in the bud and have to start somewhere. >> reporter: wesley easterling just graduated from a pipe welding program at a community college and hopes to get a refinery job soon so he can be off federal assistance. >> donald trump during the campaign said he's going to fight for the little guy. you're the little guy, right? >> i am the little guy. >> reporter: do you feel he's fighting for you? >> no. not at all. little guy's going after it himself. >> reporter: in the meantime, he says he's praying for his family, his country and his president. gary tuchman, cnn, elliot coun

he can sit down with sammy davis junior or bob hope or whoever the guest host of the week was. and he really wanted to know about them. because he was like a fan of these people. a good singer himself, a good interviewer. capable you know mc. but he like these people. he loved show business. and he, the audience liked him. he got through that screen. he is what taught me about likability. for television people. you know if the audience really just does not like you - it is tough! look for another career. >> would he make it today? >> he might. he was unique. he was at the time of mike and merv griffin and so on. i - it is tougher today because of the crudeness of the media and so on. i watched over thanksgiving, happens to catch regis has broken the same time and really came in under those guys and learned it. he watched regis and kelly now. they were doing stuff that we were doing on the mike douglas show. they were throwing baseballs, dunking each other in the water. they were doing all of the stuff we did in those days. so the show still works. if you watch fox and friends o

. >> reporter: 10-year-old sammy nagel suffers from autism.n the mom saw an opportunity to introduce him to flying through open sky for autism without actually going anywhere, she booked it. >> reporter: how did he do today? >> i thought he did great. he was a little nervous but he was okay. >> reporter: about 1 in 68 children have been identified. the crews make each scene as real as possible. no one is acting. these are real tsa agents and this is a real pilot. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for flying with us today. >> reporter: these are real spirit air crew members. >> we have turbulence as well. we shake the plane. we have hydraulics and go up and down and get them really acclimated to that. >> reporter: are you sre good. nothing to be scared of. >> reporter: so far more than 800 families have come on board. for some, the experience is difficult. but it also helps parents like john nagel recognize tryingers that could help them with their real trip. >> you don't want him to be scared. knowing what he's going to be thinking or fee

>> washington spent more time in new jersey than in the others date during the revolution and the sammy spent a lot of time here. the important thing to him was to keep the revolution going and keep the army in the field. i believe new jersey and general contract and in particular was very instrumental in helping accomplish that goal.

. >> and hey, sammy haggar here, i love you guys. >> this is your first derby. >> yes. >> are you excitedk at me. >> most exciting two minutes of sports? what do you say to that? >> i would not question it. i know i'm going to be on the edge of my seat as we all are. should be fun! what's up. >> how many derbies? >> this is the fourth. >> the weather, how are you dealing with the weather? >> hey, i look at it as an opportunity. let's see what horse is going to run. >> we'd love to know what your pick is. >> i was going to ask you the same thing, because i have no idea. >> there's a horse from brooklyn and my husband is from brooklyn. >> and always recommended. >> brooklyn horse. >> i'm going with that. >> i've got my eye, pun intended on the one-eyed horse patch. i love his underdog story. >> how are you, fox and friends? >> the first derby? >> yeah. >> and i'm in love with it, the pageantry, dressing up. >> do you love coming out here? >> my first time. >> you're from this area? >> yeah, i'm from kentucky. how do you pronounce louisville. >> like louisville, like louisville. like luolvil

sammy, good to see. you immigrated here. it is one is one of the biggest celebrations of the year.e a guacamole and all of these amazing mexican dishes as well. enjoy the festivities. people just take advantage of this holiday. it will be busy throughout the night. in the avocado it all looks .-ellipsis by the way. he wanted to vote for donald trump for president. you are a small business owner. the thoughts on the president's first 100 days. before he took over they decline . i'm going up tremendously. ten or 15%. people are spending more and they're going out more. very influential neighborhood. they are going out more. you think they are going out as well. the policies are 15% business tax. that is what donald trump wants. i welcome it. we struggled in the past. there actually asking for the more expensive bottles. i will go downstairs and get it. i will bring in other special collection. it's getting a lot better. that's great. we have the octopus tacos here. that's really good. forty different ingredients on it. that's all she does is make the step. i welcome anyone to join us

noble continuing to drop and sega sammy continuing to plunge in tokyo.n the conservative side this is the biggest tumbler for that stock since 2014. haidi: let's get the first world news here now. reporter: the un security council will discuss north korea's missile launch which is seen as a challenge to the south's new leader. the rocket landed in the ocean after reaching a high altitude. it is not thought to have been capable of hitting the united states. the south korean and united states presidents say that they will meet with kim jong-il and. security experts say the unprecedented cyber attack will continue to claim victims as systems return to normal. it uses a technique purportedly stolen from the u.s. national security agency. it affected the british national health service, as well as the german rail system and fedex. >> this is something we haven't seen before. the global reaches unprecedented compared the latest count is over 200,000 victims in 150 countries. truceer: g7 signaling a in south america as steve mnuchin says the group was seven to

sammy hager would not do well on that bridge.[ laughter ] you can't drive 55. >> 7:42 am, sticking with the driving through, drivers, start your engines. marking the 101st running of the indy 500. thousands of fans packing into the indianapolis speedway, the greatest spectacle and racing. celebrations will include performances from urban and dustin lynch. >>> after losing for an a while, giants going to win and you can think the farmhand. chipping in with an rbi single too. allgood, giants beat the braves. what's taking, bottom of the two, two on, hundley says he is going deep and he does. long and gone giants up early. joining the party, belting out number 10 on the air, this looks pretty easy, solo shots making it 3-0. keep your eye on spam, getting a beat on this camp shot -- kemp shot. the giants are happy, finally getting a winter, 6-3 over the brief -- braves. >>> losing their manager, both arguing balls and strikes, getting tossed. oakland losing to the yankees 3- 2. we begin with this, castro is under a, will he get it? no. but how about an assist, it's all good. that's an out.

>> i got you, sammy, i'm sorry. benicia is now moving once again. 680 has reopened. a big plume seen at the scene. lighter friday flow of traffic helped with that recovery and the north bay really wasn't affected by that flow because the closure was such a short amount of time there. you see the benicia and carbanos bridges a point of reference after that freeway opened a half hour ago. back to you. >> you mentioned that plume of smoke was on the carbonos bridge. as you saw on the bottom of your screen a second ago, there is a shelter in place that has been lifted for most of benicia, however, not robert semple elementary. we'll be following this through our midday show as well. cab of the locomotive of the venice simplon orient express. yeah. the world's biggest toy train set. the 20-hour journey takes us from venice to paris in old-school style. we are in one of three dining cars. these are refurbished cars. 1929 this one was actually built. and we're here to talk about one of the great movies of all time "murder on the orient express." released in 1974, the agatha

. ♪ ♪ "fox & friends" sammy hagar here i love you guys. janice: this is your first derby. >> yes.ng two minutes in sports? what do you say to that? >> i think i would not question it i know i'm going to be the on the edge of my seat as we all are it should be a lot of fun. >> "fox & friends," what's up? janice: how many derbies has this been. >> this is the fourth one now. janice: the weather? how are you dealing with the weather? >> i look at it as an opportunity. let's see how the horses are going to run in the bad weather. janice: run tomorrow. >> i was going to ask you the same thing i have no idea. janice: horse from brooklyn. >> oh good brooklyn horse. >> i got my eye one intended one eyed horse patch. i love the underdog sort of story. >> how are you "fox & friends"? >> first derby? >> first derby, yeah. >> what do you think so far? >> i love it the pageantry and dressing up. >> you like the derby. >> my first time. i'm super excited. >> you are from this area, right? >> yeah, prime kentucky. >> how do you pronounce louisville. >> like louisville. >> lowvul. janice: how do

was a member of the extended rat pack with frank sinatra and insanely dirt -- same a davis junior -- sammy davis junior and reagan went on the show and said it was international communism that killed robert kennedy, as it did his brother. that seems a stretch. while john kennedy was shot by lee harvey oswald, professing his love for communism and -- thes cuba, and rfk six-day war was instigated by the soviet union. and he's assassin had written in said rfk must she die. rfk must die. he also wrote long live communism. long live communism. ronald reagan, of all things, link to be shooting of rfk to the hostile international forces of soviet communism. steve: historian and author professor paul kengor, thank you for joining us on american history tv. professor kengor: absolutely, steve. thank you. meetinghe program, town of the world, produced by cbs news, with california governor ronald reagan and new york senator robert kennedy. stephen marks: senator kennedy,

he was a member of the x end up rat pat would frank sinatra and sammy davis. reagan went on the show and said , it was international communism that killed robert f kennedy. as it did his brother, john f. kennedy. that was a stretch because john f. kennedy was shot by lee harvey all's alled, professing his love for communism. rfk, we now know. that six-day war was instant -- instigated by the soviet union. he had written in his diary, as well as -- he said rfk must die, rfk must i, but he also wrote long live communism. ronald reagan linked this to the hostile international forces of soviet communism. host: historian and author joining us from pittsburgh. thank you for your time here on sees entries american history tv. > absolutely. stephen marks: senator kennedy, i'd like to ask you what you think of dean rusk's recent claim that the effect of anti-vietnam war demonstrations in the states may actually be to prolong the war rather than to shorten it? senator robert kennedy: the war is going on in vietnam, being extended in vietnam, really because of the determ

he was a member of the x end up rat pat would frank sinatra and sammy davis. reagan went on the show and said , it was international communism that killed robert f kennedy. as it did his brother, john f. kennedy. that was a stretch because john f. kennedy was shot by lee harvey all's walled, professing .is love for communism rfk, we now know. that six-day war was instant -- instigated by the soviet union. he had written in his diary, as rfk must die,said rfk must i, but he also wrote long live communism. linked this to the hostile international forces of soviet communism. host: historian and author joining us from pittsburgh. thank you for your time here on sees entries american history tv. >> absolutely. host: