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

thanks very much and as you heard sammy say there a little earlier u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is traveling to kuwait for that conference on tuesday right now he is in egypt where he says the trumpet ministration remains committed to working with the country to defeat isis he talked about the issue with egyptian foreign minister santa shockley in cairo at the start of his middle east tortoise and will hold talks with president defect to his sisi later he says the united states and egypt share a common goal for lasting peace in the region we agreed that we would continue our close cooperation on counterterrorism measures including our joint commitment to the defeat of isis in egypt has been a very important member of the defeat isis coalition from the beginning they egypt deals with the threats of isis themselves and are dealing with it certainly currently in the sinai we also discussed the importance of the protection and promotion of human rights and the vital role of civil society in egypt with the presidential elections planned for the end of

strategy no benefit to us you know it's sammy you know i talk about that because you know i keep reading the foreign policy blah blah you know that turkey has to choose between moscow and washington i don't i don't buy that at all as a matter of fact because nato has no useful value whatsoever turkey is coming into its own now it may be walking into a trap but it's coming into its own as a regional player dealing with other countries and we we had this consolation will we have baghdad damascus beirut. all of them are on the same page it doesn't happen very often in turkey is getting into the parlay here i mean this is this is something that i think is really interesting not i but i worry about turkey because i really did like you know the no problems foreign policy well it has a lot of problems right now but it's this kind of a major paradigm shift in the region with what's going on with turkey. it's possible i think it all depends on whether the united states is going to dig its heels and. other areas where there are u.s. troops patrolling the streets alongside the i.p.g. forces now thi

go to the break yeah i mean i agree i agree with what you say and i just wanted to comment on what sammy was saying there is friction between between the u.s. and turkey and i would say that predates the coup attempt actually in fact really it goes back to the downing of the russian plane i would read that it was seen obviously correctly as a low point in russian turkish relations but i see that really as a last dance let me jump in here to tell. you to go to a short break say are you going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on turkey and syria stay with r.t. . they are imposing their sanctions we just start developing our domestic capabilities topping our internal resources remember how during the previous u.s. administration they said that the russian economy will be in shambles pointing to falling oil prices and sanctions and all that stuff. i mean shambles no quite the opposite. the best out of georgia. the concepts of pain to perform how to actually prepare myself to die. in the home of. your. this country was. really good so don't sancti

but sammy the chef was the highlight. he was awesome. >> #super bowl lii, wow. >> reporter: after a glowing recommendation we decided to check sammy out. chew chew train, count down to super bowl. >> reporter: chew chew train to super bowl 52 and the man necessary how to put on a show >> i'm just having some fun, super bowl, i'm excited. >> i definitely to have go back and take my family when they go there. benniehanna's every where but that one was special. >> i don't think benniehanna chefs get paid enough, i think they should be paid like pro athletes. >> maybe donate next years check. on't need my help but i think they need a little bit more love. >> reporter: chris long lovsoucs wand fairing there was a way they might be able to hire him away to work for the #habo p.c. hi, j.d., back to you. c visit chef later, i want to see this production that looks like fun , don. all right don belfor us, thanks very much. well, a lot of people have food on their mind as they are getting ready for super bowl sunday. they want to m

ok but for this and i can let me go to sammy i think you have bring a very interesting point stan. and i don't necessarily disagree with them. but sammy you know going back to what i said earlier if we could just start and it's not arbitrary two thousand and three and go all the way up to the present every single strategic initiative the united states and its allies have initiated in the middle east have failed and there's been only blowback ok i mean this ridiculous policy that tillerson announced that anyone the sends aid to syria will face sanctions i mean that that is you know what they want to do is they just want to keep and i'm now i'm good i would agree with dan here is this to keep every single player weak and broken ok and and that's going to backfire is well ok because the region is going to stay not necessarily outside players they don't they don't always say they usually leave go ahead sami i think the main reason for it they had a fairly right to point to their failure is that there is enormous opposition to their presence in the region if we talk about the middle eas

strategy no benefit to us oh yeah you know it's sammy you know i talk about that because you know i keep reading the foreign policy blah blah you know that turkey has to choose between moscow and washington i don't i don't buy that at all as a matter of fact because nato has no useful value whatsoever turkey is coming into its own now it may be walking into a trap but it's coming into its own as a regional player dealing with other countries and we we had this consolation when we have baghdad damascus beirut. all of them are on the same page it doesn't happen very often in and turkey is getting into the parlay here i mean this is this is something that i think is really interesting not i but i worry about turkey because i really did like you know the no problems foreign policy well it has a lot of problems right now but it's this kind of a major paradigm shift sami in the region with what's going on with turkey. it's possible i think it all depends on whether the united states is going to dig its heels and. other areas where there are u.s. troops patrolling the streets alongside the i.p.

deep third guest. >> jimmy: did you get to talk to sammy?rl. i was an early dater. and he dedicated a song to me something about more fish in the sea something like that. >> jimmy: oh, really sammy davis jr. sang a song to you. >> yeah it was pretty cool. >> jimmy: such a remarkable life and has been immortalized for me on my favorite instagram account. i'm not texting with someone, not being rude just trying to figure out how that damn phone works. >> you don't have a clip of that show do you? >> no but i have everything jason bateman the instagram account that they feature something every day. >> is this a gag? >> jimmy: i text you this every day. >> is that where amanda gets it from. >> jimmy: you didn't know about this. >> love it. >> jimmy: what am i not doing right. >> who the hell is that? >> jimmy: i don't know who this man is. why is he on the show. now we're going to have twelve people working the cellphone. >> is this coming out of my time. >> jimmy: don't worry we'll clip it all out. it will be so perfect. you haven't been on tv

but i will tell you something sammy i understand the position of all the major players when it comes to syria except for one country the united states i don't understand what it is doing in syria i mean what we're all told is that you know these sacred cows nato must be preserved but u.s. policy is driving a huge wedge between the two countries that have the largest military in nato i mean who's making this policy in the u.s. . for the united states in syria most of the proxy forces that they create a lie upon have been either defeated or on their way of being defeated in syria what. changed or increased their presence in syria is this dramatic development of gaining the y p g practically really unfortunately i'm very sadly for of from my point of view that the y p g the kurdish group has decided to make an alliance with the united states big. big general they could you know. yeah the kurds always wrong side i mean historically they do this and they have done it again. dan let me it's very sad very sad dan let me go to you. what i mean what is the possibility that we're going to see

from that conference so how much aid how much money does the conference look like it will generate sammy . is the big question isn't it elizabeth but so far what we can say is. likely that we're going to get you know about one hundred billion dollars that iraq's prime minister said the total cost would be all the eighty eight billion that the iraqi ministry of planning has been asking the conference for even close to that frankly let me run you through the figures which have come through so far you mentioned the one billion in terms of investments which quite said it will put in another one billion in terms of a loan we have the announcement of the us is going to be extended three billion credit line now bear in mind credit lines loans that's not aid that's money that needs to be paid back if the government uses it and then we have the three hundred thirty million which they will put towards humanitarian causes now that's that's a far cry from even the eighty eight billion the thing to keep in mind here is that this is coming against the backdrop of some. u.s. statements we heard from th

i want say that this is vital in order for those who were displaced to come back yeah let's go to sammy's a town now he's joining us now live from that conference how much does it look like the conference will generate sammy. well in a nutshell i can tell you if you crunch the numbers so far it looks like we're looking at about four billion dollars that's in terms of loans that's not a that's loans between one billion from quite three billion from the u.s. in terms of straight forward aid we're looking around a billion from quite three hundred thirty million which will play which was pledged earlier from n.g.o.s so maybe about one point three billion at this stage in terms of aid that's still a far cry from even that eighty eight billion which the iraqi ministry of planning is been asking this conference to provide i think what we've got to keep as well into perspective is the sort of noise and signals coming out of the world's preeminent superpower the world's largest economy the united states of america the country whose invasion back in two thousand and three of iraq led the country ar

sammy jump in it's part of the program just just one other issue i think which needs mentioning is that ted kid unfortunately. takes quite a bit of the blame for the destruction in syria for the support i'm backing for terrorist groups inside syria. its only conflict has been with the with within syria and recent times as with the kurds of syria they got frightened because the united states backing started backing the y.p. . but truly turkey should also shoulder quite a lot of the responsibility for the mayhem that. unfolded in both syria and in iraq by the way where they still have some forces inside iraq as you out and their policy towards the kurdish people over many decades has been really bad that must be mentioned that the kurdish people have suffered enormously from successive regimes tens of thousands of kurds have died inside turkey and this so-called cleansing inside syria turkey is in effect committing aggression against a sovereign state the syrian state which has object to fish only to the entry of turkish troops so there are a dime if you cations here and that is the other

a little bit of more management might be needed from john thank you sammy. a confidant of the former south korean president park geun has been sentenced to twenty years in jail on corruption charges soon still was found guilty of using a friendship with park to meddle in state affairs for personal gain she was fined sixteen point six million dollars the corruption scandal has led to the downfall of many of south korea's political and business elites including the impeachment of president park last year tasha game joins us live from seoul tell us about the response natasha. jane might be the most reviled public figure in south korea at the moment the judge's heavy sentence could be interpreted as sending a message to the public which has enormous and had has the sustained outrage directed against her that their concerns have been heard it could also be interpreted as sending a warning to others prosecutors say disrupted the political process shook the foundations of south korean society in a way that will be felt for generations to come to a was convicted of

indeed sammy said then life first there in kuwait sank his watch. now the u.s. admits that some u.s. backed syrian kurdish fighters are going to the town of afrin to help fellow kurds battle turkish soldiers defense secretary james mattis says around half the fighters from the rebel syrian defense forces may have moved to the area turkey launched an operation in africa last month to push kurds out of the border region with syria america's support of syrian kurds fighting eisel has strained relations with turkey and nato ally has the latest from the turkish city of gaziantep near the border with syria. on sunday the turkish army together with the free syrian army made further gains in their push towards capturing this city of five three and that is the stronghold of the kurdish militia group why p.g. they did manage to take the town of. as well as other positions the significance of which opened up a route for that alliance of the turkish army and the f.s.a. from western opposed to a western front your point towards free and now other developments that have taken

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secure that money begins today at an international donor conference in kuwait surely we'll go live to sammy's a dad who is in kuwait but first here's his report. this is what so-called liberation from ice a look slike to has knowledge in his family it's been six months since iraq's prime minister declared nineveh province freed alys house is still in ruins so is much of robbie a town. he used to work as a farmer tilling the soil now he plows the rubble of his home and reaps what others have so in his life i say yes and. we've given up hope in returning home we've been displaced over three years look at how our house has been destroyed. allen fled when i saw fighters seized the nearby city of mosul four years ago he's not alone more than two and a half million iraqis remain displaced by the war they have no money to rebuild their lives so they live in tent camps such as hamill south of mosul an i.d. act if the government should look after us money i need bread when i'm supporting six children my parents and a sick family member these are the people the conference in quite this week must help i

all right unfortunately we've lost that link to sammy and his guest there but you've got the general idea about the uphill task facing iraq as it tries to rebuild after the devastating war with iraq will move on now the u.s. admits that some u.s. backed syrian kurdish fighters are going to the town of afrin to help fellow kurds battle turkish soldiers defense secretary james mattis believes around half the fighters from the rebel syrian defense forces may have moved to the area turkey launched an operation in africa last month to push kurds out of the border region with syria america's support of syrian kurds fighting isis has strained relations with turkey and nato allied jamila share has the latest from the turkish city of gaziantep near the border with syria. on sunday the turkish army together with the free syrian army made further gains in their push towards capturing this city of our freedom that is the stronghold of the kurdish militia group the y.p. gee they did manage to take the town of lot as well as other positions the significance of which opened up a route for that alli

and your sammies did not take long to win respect and admiration from the australians. they fought their first true offensive together with australian troops at the battle of le hamel.he at the time this was arguably the most sophisticated joint operation in history involving air drops, artillery and a linet of british tanks. it was the first time american soldiers had served under foreign command in an offensive operation and under the leadership of our greatest general john monash. monash planned for them to take the village of hamel in 90 minutes. they did it in 93 minutes and he chose the fourth of july to do it. america's decisive intervention in the great war marked its arrival as a global superpower with both moral and realist global interests. president woodrow wilson proclaimed this was the war too make the world safe for democracy. a doctrine of principled realism. the battle of hamel was a turning point that put the german army on the defensive right up until armistice day and for our two nations it was the beginning of a hundred years of mateship. a hundred

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returning to the stadium to down as three well they beat sammy inside green buffaloes four nil proving this no place like home. here in germany it's kind of all season and thousands of revelers have been dressing up in a flashy costumes to celebrate many groups take part in the festivities by chick creating humorous floats first huge parades on rose monday this year the jewish community of just aadhaar is joining the fun i revelers in germany's carnival strongholds like here in cologne have been getting into party mode well in advance of monday's big parades. in neighboring this year's possession will feature a novelty for the first time the jewish community is taking part in the parade with its own float. right now we're experiencing a sharp increase in anti semitism in germany. you can lament it you can argue about it or you can approach it with a sense of humor. and that's why the jewish community is contributing a satirical float on. the slow chose the one nine hundred century german writes a heinrich china with a kippa and prayer beats the native converted from judaism to christia

with sammy different countries having a say and influence, it's going to be very difficult to see howolved given it has been going on for so long. let's look at the financial times and the headline a week on since the huge volatility of the market. a new era dawning. this is coming from the world ‘s biggest hedge funds. what prince of bridgewater, the headship as what happens in the market. on one level hitting higher levels of volatility is quite welcome for a hedge fund. i don't have huge amounts of sympathy. we talked about this earlier in the programme. higher interest rate, tighter monetary policy, high levels of inflation. all of these things are of inflation. all of these things a re factors of inflation. all of these things are factors that investors are playing with and to mark a new era in the financial side. what this means for the average person on the street is also really important. inflation, what does that mean? it means your shopping basket gets more expensive. it means your mortgage, it becomes more expensive. if you area it becomes more expensive. if you are a safer

sammy ameobi scored to lift bolton out of the championship relegation zone as they beat promotion—chasinghe bottom six clubs before kick off. this was a massive victory for bolton. ameobi scored the all important winner in the 71st minute for his fourth goal of the season. that's all from sportsday. we will have more throughout the weekend. goodbye. good evening. after a sunny end to the day, many parts of the uk have a risk of ice around as the weather front pushes in from the west. that means for the weekend at different sort of story. saturday, grey and gloomy for many. across much of scotland, england and wales, lots of cloud, patchy rain and drizzle and sleet and snow. even the lower levels at times. some parts of east anglia and north scotland stay dry. bright areas to some. for many a cool feeling day. the patchy rain, drizzle and snow will fizzle out for most in the sunday and with some clear skies here and there the risk of ice to take us into sunday as well. temperatures in most parts may be just above freezing, but some just below. for sunday, a brighter day by and large. more

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returning to the stadium did al masri while they beat sammy inside green buffaloes four nil proving thisno place like home in. the celebrate says icelandic composer johan johansson has dies aged forty eight as body was found in his berlin apartments on friday the causes of death remain unclear you hanssen was known for his minimalist film scores he won a golden globe for his work on a theory of everything and was nominated twice for it oscar also won it claim at sleight of. cards musician and trieste ten studio albums. you're watching news thanks for joining us we are again back at the top of the hour or you can also take us actually on a massive update on the top. what does a football loving country to reach its goals. we'll tell you how the german soccer made it back to the top. you know our web special on the dot com. football made in germany. they are going to unofficial estimates more than one point two million venezuelans in it in colombia legally and illegally.

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returning to the stadium to three wow they beat sammy inside green buffalo for new proving that's noplace like home. to pyongyang and the winter olympics now there was plenty of action on day two with the men's slopestyle snowboarding producing two incredible stories the gold medal went to red gerard who claimed the u.s.a.'s first medal of the games and you're out is just seventeen years old and still trains in his backyard and colorado impressive stuff but despite the teenager's stunning performance there was another man on the podium who could claim an even greater achievement canada's mark mcmorris managed to win a bronze just eleven months after a crash left him fighting for his life. and here in germany it's carnival season and thousands of revelers have been dressing up and flashy costumes to celebrate many groups take part in the festivities by creating humorous floats for huge parades on rose monday and this year the jewish community of just is joining in the fun. revelers in germany's carnival strongholds like here in cologne have been getting into party mode well in advance

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.>>> my husband your mayor sammy -- ricardo.>> reporter: introduced by his most ardent supporter san mayor --. i introduce to you my husband your mayor sammy ricardo.>> reporter: introduced by his most ardent supporter san jose mayor ricardo felt the cold side of embraced by some in the audience. minutes into his state of the city address demonstrators opposed expansion into downtown repeatedly disrupted the procedure. he continued on point. pushing his successes and vision for the future.>> the state of our city is strong and getting stronger. esperance economic vitality.>> reporter: he acknowledged what he called the great paradox. see not far from his office in city hall hundreds of homeless people living on street corners and bus stops. >> i have never seen so many people out of work without a home. just wandering the streets. >> reporter: he proposes 25,000 new housing units over the next five years. since thousand of those affordable. reducing zoning and revelatory barriers to accelerate the building process.>> the question isn't whether or not we are going to put homeless in a

sammy ameobi scored to lift bolton out of the championship relegation zone as they beat promotion—chasings separating the bottom six clubs before kick off, this was a massive victory for bolton. ameobi scored the all important winner in the 71st minute for his fourth goal of the season. england's lee westwood fired his best round in 15 years, on day two at the malaysian 0pen. the third round is getting underway now. westwood landed 11 birdies in a ten—under—par 62, including this one on the 8th hole. fellow englishman chris paisley and scotland's marc warren also struck the ball well and are in the hunt at the half—way stage. if you missed it, i'm about to show you some extroadinary batting from david willey in australia, as he nearly became the first englishman, to hit six, sixes, in an over. england easily beat a prime minister's eleven, in their twenty20 in canberra. willey smacked 3a runs off an over, bowled by australian spinner nathan lyon. willey hit the first five balls for six. but he could only manage a four from the last ball. still he finished with 79 from 36 balls. england co

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i've got senior sammy, who goes to msd.k to me a little bit about why you're going to tallahassee. >> for reform, for change. this is not going to happen again. not at my school, not at any school. i don't want anyone to feel how i feel or how any of my fellow classmates and schoolmates feel. one of my closest friends was a victim but he's going to be okay. but another one of my close friends was a victim and he's not going to be okay. he's going to be looking down on us, but no one should have to go through this. it's tough but don't worry, everyone, it's not going to happen again. it really isn't. >> what are you going to ask those lawmakers when you get to tallahassee? >> i'm going to ask those lawmakers to do so much. we're going to have to not only do extensive checks but for these people to get guns but we're going to have to do more than that. i'm not exactly sure -- i don't have a certain plan of attack yet but i'm going to. i have a lot to tell them about that i don't want to disclose right now but i do. >> thank y

. >> she was sammy jo on "dynasty" and bad girl amanda on "melrose place." >> that's enough. >> heatherently appeared on "fresh off the boat" and "too close to home". >> writing is one of the best things i've ever gotten to do. >> our source tells us locklear's family is urging her to get help adding last night was rock bottom fon heather ft. >> locklear is set to appear in court. more tragic news for the cosby father we have confirmed his daughter passed away in massachusetts after a long battle in kidney disease. this is the second time cosby lost a child. his son was murdered in 1997. >> moving on to celebrity exes makes headlines starting with jennifer aniston and justin theroux. justin wro justin broke his media silence. his life as gone to the dogs literally. he posted these adorable pics. seems he had his eye on this little guy. of course justin and jen are known for their love of rescue dogs. they shared three. since the split it seems jen has the dogs. also justin gave a shout out to selena gomez. turns out selena loves rescues. she's got six and also pals with jennifer aniston

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well let's not forget sammy if this meeting actually transpires this will be the first time that the north korean leader kim jong un meets with the south korean president since taking power in twenty eleven the last time leaders from the north and south met was eleven years ago at a summit in pyongyang it was hosted by chief kim jong un's of father south korea of course is thrilled with this breakthrough moment president in in the run up to this week had been talking about re conciliation and peace on the korean peninsula using the pyongyang winter olympics as a launching pad to reboot the relationship between the two koreas he says that he's ready to move the process forward in terms of traveling to pyongyang to meet with the north korean leader but with the calving he is saying that any kind of reconciliation between the two koreas must involve a dialogue with the united states and north korea it's unclear sammy just how soon that might happen. on that point the message from the u.s. on the suggestions of a vice presidential snub to the north koreans. yes of the rivera close quarte

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. >> you can catch their sign swinging offspring garden and inside it's packed just like their sammys with their chef always on the mood and for these two trained chef it's was the love of sandwiches that had them moving from a top kitchen. >> we worked together white dog and went separate ways. >> to later reaching for new heights on their own. >>> we decided hey let's make sandwiches we like to make people happy and what doesn't make people happier than a sandwich. >> especially elevated seasonal and supernatural. >> we utilize everything. >> today i'll take a stockyard burger with everything on it and a side of hand-ripped potatoes. the whole pig on me and vietnamese hoagie and beef sandwich dripping in homemade wiz. >> this is our version of the philly cheesesteak. >> kind of taking a long lunch break wonder if anyone knows. >> take one of these and don't tell sglin this is the burger. >> soft bun. >> meaty burger, super fresh. sensational. >> the cheesesteak. >> house made whiz infusing with mushrooms and on yopz and tossed on braised beef on a roll, brilliant. >> timely bite int