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

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, one person says i am 100% behind sammy to prevent sexual assaults by taxi drivers.d the response i got was that i should not have sat in the front. thank you for joining us, we are grateful to you all, steve mcnamara, markjennings and sammy woodhouse. still to come... these shoes from the katy perry collection are the latest fashion item to be criticised for resembling racist imagery. we'll ask why the fashion industry keeps on getting it so wrong. and do you still buy a newspaper? in the world of social media, fewer of us are. we'll discuss the future of news, on the day a major report calls for the online world to be better regulated. the woman leading a government review into mesh surgery has told the bbc she's shocked by the stories of appalling suffering she's heard as she's travelled the country. mesh can be used to treat a variety of problems. and now it can be revealed that a 15—year—old girl had rectal mesh implanted — against some key guidance at the time. matthew hill reports. i've been investigating rectal mesh for more than a year, talking to dozens of

sammy can you tell us more about the the allegations that netanyahu is denying. yeah well we we have it is several allegations in it we we know there is this. one thing is this relationship with that i will name is jay and and i'm i'm reading here you know he has it is specified. that unknown male chan has been supplying the tiny -- when his wife with their sixty four thousd d a euros worth of cigars forty eight thousanand euroros worth of champagne and l of this for a year and that then you know? to a sisister album eh in both a visa a and the u unitd states and this is just a this is actually a quite a minor. if their the the bigger if they're in use the one which involves a an israeli businessman by the e name of a child a little things. in this case we're talking about a person who has control over israeli media website and and it's on yahoo as being dictating to him what do have in that media -- website and and especially we saw during the last election campaigns the influence nathaniel had on this a website and in return. a new in netanyahu's also the minis

davis jr. >> i have a picture of sammy davis in my house.ff the roof. >> jimmy: do you love that era? >> i love that era. was sinatra still performing or no? >> jimmy: yes, he was, but keep in mind i wasn't really part of the rat pack at all. >> oh, you weren't? >> jimmy: no, not really. i was more in the going to concerts with mom group. >> but at that stage you weren't performing. >> jimmy: oh, performing? i was delivering pizza. i was folding levi's 501s at miller's outpost, the clothing store. that's my performing experience. >> miller's outpost. too bad. >> jimmy: so we learned that you, on our show i really feel like is when your beautiful voice came to the nation's attention. >> right when i sang for the school closures. >> jimmy: you sang another time before that. >> it was beautiful. >> jimmy: it was. >> and i got on the table. >> jimmy: nearly got further than that. [ applause ] >> lionel richie all over again. >> jimmy: were you in a band as a kid? >> no. i was in a band with my math teacher and english teacher. >> jimmy: really?

that's right sammy democrats are in a fighting mood the president tried and tried to get five point seven billion dollars for his border while he had promised that as a campaign promise in two thousand and sixteen and it's something he repeated over and over saying we're going to build a bar a wall on the southern border with mexico and mexico is going to pay for it well for a long time he's given up on the idea of mexico at least directly paying for that wall but he's kept up on that theme and his supporters about one third of americans at any given time definitely have been relying on him to come through with that promise and he has been unable to do it and then in november the democrats won control of the house of representatives and that meant that in january nancy pelosi the new speaker of the house a democrat would be a formidable adversary for president trump and she has proven to be exactly that in the last few minutes she said we will not have end runs around the congress of the united states that is a reference to the president trying to issue an executive order that would decla

let's check in with our audience coordinator, sammie. sammie, how would you say it?'s definitely not elbow pack. and that's not even a real thing. >> actually, it is a real thing. just ask the inventor of the elbow pack, my good friend, ben franklin. in fact, the elbow pack has something inside it for you, seth. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: i feel like, we spent a lot of money on a costume just for a middle finger joke. [ laughter ] hey baze, you're head writer. what would you say? >> well, unfortunately, this isn't one of those things where there are multiple right answers. it's bio-pick. >> seth: is that your final answer? >> sure. >> seth: to lock it in, i need you say, "yes, i chose b, bio-pick. final answer." ♪ [ laughter ] >> i choose b, bio-pick. final answer. >> seth: you just won a million dollars. [ cheers and applause ] alex baze, how does it feel to be a millionaire? >> i've never been this happy in my life. >> seth: well, it looks like we're out of time. we'll be right back with music from elle king, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ eee... eee.

i'm sammy's a down in dar ho they look at the headlines here in algeria now the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution to end american military involvement in the saudi led war in yemen it's a direct tribute of the trumpet ministration support for the kingdom the measure now faces a contentious vote in the senate us president says he'll veto it hasn't tired is the co-director of just foreign policy and u.s. advocacy groups lobbying congress to find an end to yemen's war he says the house vote is likely to add leverage. on the ground it's our wonderful.

brandon: come on, sammy! [family gasping]

and has an identical twin brother named sammy. >> that's what's been happening ever since i was a kide to get into acting and get some limelight back. he's a teacher. he's extraordinary. >> ronnie went to the same school as kirsten dunst. kirsten posted this throwback photo. e.t. met 23-year-old ronnie on the 2005 set of "war at home." >> this is ronnie. >> in 2016 he won his first emmy for his tv breakout performance in "mr. robot." >> have you taken a second to pause and breathe in what went down? >> no. >> his first emmy red carpet was six years earlier in 2010. >> first emmy. >> he had big dreams which left our guest correspondent at the time speechless. >> i want to meet sofia vergara. >> she's now in a relationship with co-star lucy boyington april he's a bit quirky. he only posts one instagram a year. >> i need more of you. >> so fun. >> he kept the prosthetic teeth that transformed him into freddy mercury. >> i cast them in gold. >> you did not. >> not something i would normally do. what's the most audacious thing freddy would do. >> if he does take home the gold this sunday h

that is not sammy hagar. >> brian: how do i know the difference?ame. >> greg: everybody knows the difference between david lee roth and sammy hagar. if you don't know the difference you have a problem so you should leave. get him out of here. >> brian: is that the fan mail segment? >> greg: your most hated form of transportation for getting around, dana. >> dana: oh, gosh, i kind of like the subway. >> greg: you do like the big wheel. >> dana: tex a come i know. >> greg: you like the taxi. let's say the least. >> dana: in a car service, you know what is crazy? >> greg: what is car service? >> dana: the little machine and it goes ding ding, ding ding, ding ding. and it drives me crazy because they will not pick anybody up while i'm in the car so turn it off. >> greg: brian? >> brian: i will use my uber app and that i used it and then they come to pick me up in a 78 sentra. and his hard hat in the front seat and clearly was not into it. that bothers me. >> greg: really? i would have liked that and that's different. we went the guy is an ambitious wor

i'm sammy's a down in dog with a look at the headlines here now just zero now the u.s. congress has passed a bipartisan bill to avoid another government shutdown but it doesn't include money for the president's border war with mexico the white house says don't trample declare a national emergency to secure the funding john hendren has more from washington d.c. i actually think it's bad politics as president trump ended one showdown with congress he set off another the asr eighty three. naser sixty ending the threat of another government shutdown the senate and house of representatives passed a spending bill that does not include the five point seven billion dollars president trump wanted for a border wall with mexico but as the president signaled he would sign that measure the white house said trump will also declare a national emergency on the border giving him access to contingency funds that congress has already approved he will also be issuing a national emergency declaration at the same time and i've indicated to him that i'm going to prepare the port the national

we will speak to sexual abuse survivor sammy woodhouse who was calling for cctv to be installed in allgest rising stars about his music, polytech, and the recent death of his friend, the rapid cadet. —— about his music, politics. carol kirkwood has the weather. that morning. a chilly start with frost and fog, that is lifting and we will see sunshine. cloud will spill further south through the day. as the weather front brings closure rain across scotland and northern ireland will make progress into northern england and later north wales. for northern scotland and northern ireland will see sunshine. windy in the north west, busy elsewhere, sunshine in the south—east. temperatures range between nine and 13, maybe even 14. this evening and overnight, rain sinks further south, pivots around and goes back across northern ireland, scotland and northern england. a breezy night with a fair bit of cloud, so we do not anticipate any problems with fog or fast. the first band of rain moves in to the northern isles tomorrow, eight week one comes into the west. lots of cloud across scotland, northern

sammy! she calls me sammy. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> as my mom did. and she said you got nominated.my: your wife has been nominated for an oscar, too. that's pretty great. that's a nice little distinction between you. >> we're going to have both of our certificates side by side over our bed. >> jimmy: you get a certificate for that. >> i think they do give you a certificate. the losers get a certificate. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the losers get nothing. you get a certificate. >> i think you get like an honorable mention or something. >> jimmy: you got a great honor right across the street from us, actually. your hands and feet, i mean. in cement. they save that one for very special actors. was that a meaningful experience for you to have that happen? >> it could have been in a block of cement and i'm going into the east river. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, cement can go either way. >> yeah, it was. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i tell you, there's an interesting little story about that. i mean, it seems to be interesting to the people who listen to it anyway, maybe it won't be to you. >> jimmy: i

but with sammy woodhouse you cannot, say it is the same thing — but the process is the same.s... on no account should this woman be allowed into the uk, she is guilty of treason. putting her in prison gusts law—abiding, ha rd—working taxpayers a lot of money each year. she has no compassion or regret, she just wants an easy life because she things we area an easy life because she things we are a soft touch. does she care about her kids aperture is the father, where is he, he is still in isis? this one says, she has shown no remorse, i think the only reason she wants to come here is to give birth, why should we pay for that? bob seely, i wonder how many british citizens current or ex—isis supporters or fighters might there be who want to return to britain? hundreds. i think the armed forces thought there were about 1000 isis fighters, plus others. we think between 10% to 20% of them were killed on the field of battle, which leaves several hundred. some of those are going to be stripped of their citizenship if they have a second citizenship. however there are going to be people

that's it for this edition of counting the cost i'm sammy's a than from the whole team here thanks for joining us news and al-jazeera is next. desperate for. news about newton speeders arrested you want to take a week or two officers i need to work i need the money part of it i think it's humiliating because i thought i'd be somewhere else in my life in america risking it old to die. for a better future always saying yes to the house do you want to sleep on things. it's forty years since i was home humming the return from exile to lead a historic revolution in iran. a moment the transfer the country shapes of nations ship with the wider world to this day join us for special coverage of the iran of the solution for. zero. every do these being the animal it's being. measured to support intelligence agencies are. to do things in secret or politically embarrassing all of the colleagues that i knew chose to retire from the n.s.a. big could not stand by and see all the work that they had done being used for mass surveillance digital dissidents on al-jazeera. an army of volunteers has come to

here is the dup's sammy wilson. the nature of the time limit is really important.nt future. the period that we have made quite clear is that we have 21 months before the implementation period must be finished anyhow, and we believe that there are possibilities to have the monitoring of trade across the border solved and resolved in that time, and that is the kind of time limit will be looking for. but secondly, it has got to be very, very clear that the kind of legal impediments of the withdrawal agreement has been removed, and have been replaced with this. and tomorrow, with less than a month to go before the uk leaves the eu, we will have a special day of brexit coverage, beginning with brexit: your call, with ask this, a joint programme on the bbc news channel and bbc radio 5 live where we hear your views, comments and questions. you can tweet using the hashtag #bbcaskthis, text on 85058, or call on 08085 909 693. that is from 9:00am tomorrow morning. in israel, the attorney—general says he will bring corruption charges against the prime minister, benjamin netan

you ventus in the italian serry on match against swallow ronaldo saved tempt at goal was finished by sammythe deer out for the first goal of the night the second was a header by rinaldo his eighteenth legal of the season has been set up third with a final score three male argentine footballer who was killed in a plane crash in the english channel last month has been honored at his former club in france before nonce kicked off their french league team against name a round of applause was held for a million of sala he'd spent four seasons with nonce before signing for english premier league team cardiff so it was on his way to cardiff when the plane crashed his body was recovered this last week the funeral of a fifteen year old footballer who lost his life in a fire last friday has been attended by hundreds of mourners in rio christian. candido was a goalkeeper at flamingo and had featured for brazil's national youth team he died along with ten of his teammates when a fire destroyed the team's training center the club says an air conditioning unit sparked the flames. england's impressive six

much for sharing your views with us here on our team for a national there was a doctor in florida sammy lee is senior research fellow at the global policy institute of london. he had of the u.s. senate intelligence committee has officially admitted there is no direct evidence donald trump colluded towards russia back in the two thousand and sixteen presidential race well as outran their exhaustive two year probe into the matter. for a micro polluter of the world sort of before we move from true evidence of collusion between the two nobody wrote. the two year program parts of the media very excited expecting it would find a smoking gun. but the walls feel like they're closing in on the trip administration right now and i'm not sure they can hold them off for much longer the walls are closing in and everyone is freaking out the walls are closing the wheels are coming off. the walls are closing in on president trump the walls are closing it with trump on the walls are closing in on the trump white house. all of the walls are closing in at this point the walls are closing in fast after two

you ventus in the italian serry on match against swallow ronaldo saved tempt at goal was finished by sammythe deer out for the first goal of the night the second was a header by rinaldo his eighteenth legal of the season even set up third with a final score three nil. the argentine footballer who was killed in a plane crash in the english channel last month has been honored at his former club in france before nonce kicked off their french league team against name a round of applause was held for a million of sala he'd spent four seasons with nonce before signing for english premier league team cardiff so it was on his way to cardiff when the plane crashed his body was recovered this last week. the funeral of a fifteen year old footballer who lost his life in a fire last friday has been attended by hundreds of mourners in rio christian. candido was a goalkeeper at flamingo and had featured for brazil's national youth team he died along with ten of his teammates when a fire destroyed the team's training center the club says an air conditioning unit sparked the flames. england's impressive si

that's it for this edition of counting the cost time sammy's a than from the whole team here thanks for joining us news and al-jazeera is next. on the streets of greece violence is on the rise. migrant farm workers of victims a vicious. is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and. this is. a team of chinese scientists embark on a. rare resources and new species. reveals china's underwater. zero. you what you are just their homes the whole robin these are all top news stories congressional negotiators in the u.s. have reached a funding deal just days away from the latest government shutdown deadline now the agreement covers border security president trump has been addressing supporters at a rally in el paso texas near the mexican border he's promoting his long promised wall but the deal doesn't appear to have met his demands as walking up to the stage they said that progress is be.

that's it for this edition of counting the cost i'm sammy's a then from the whole team here thanks for joining us news and al-jazeera is next. february on al-jazeera we investigate the toxic legacy of south africa's mining industry and examine exactly what is hiding beneath all this talk sick waste africa's largest democracy heads to the polls join us for live coverage as nigeria votes al-jazeera world showcases the best of the networks documentaries with powerful untold stories from the middle east and north africa as cubans are set to vote on the possible changes to the constitution what impact will the outcome have on the country the world sunny day witness visits ghana and sweden where a community polarized by mining and questions their heritage february on al-jazeera . in the first thailand's of home in mesopotamia where the first settlements formed the cradle of civilization iraqi people have depended on the tigris and euphrates for centuries can no longer make a living on rivers blighted by and pollution outages or world reveals how the manmade decline of one of history's most f

sammy says it's a bit worrying.arden in our t—shirts. others have been in touch saying they are loving this beautiful weather but they are a bit concerned as to why. more than a few minutes. hello there. monday was a record—breaking day and temperatures on tuesday will be similar. it's been unusually warm for quite some time, however pattern has not changed much in fact this blocking pattern, there is the position of the jet stream in the undulations, there will always be winners and losers. the warm side of the jet around the winners and losers. the warm side of thejet around the uk, 20 degrees in london and on the colder side of the jet, in athens, only seven. while it's warm in the sunshine, by day, it's warm in the sunshine, by day, it's cold and the clear skies at night are the temperatures we started on tuesday. it could be down to —3 in rural parts. mist and fog patches in the valleys to lift. 0therwise patches in the valleys to lift. otherwise the many places, lots of sunshine again on tuesday and awake in t

good morning, sammy. tell us how things are this morning. a refuge for many people, just the one place for many people, just the one place for many people, just the one place for many miles. when did you first realise there were real problems last night? it started early afternoon really, snow started settling on the ground around 3pm and then got very fit very quick. and from about half past apm people we re and from about half past apm people were dropping in all the way through until 5am this morning people were coming in the door. yes, i think you made up the restaurant into a dormitory. take us through what you have managed to achieve. yes, we have managed to achieve. yes, we have 36 bedrooms, and the managers managed to put way more people into the room, at one room had five com plete the room, at one room had five complete strangers who decided to sleep in one room, and then the lower restaurant area was turned into 15 beds, so there was another 20 or 30 people down there. and the residents lounge had another five beds in it, and then

that's it for this edition of counting the cost i'm sammy's a than from the whole team here thanks for joining us news and al-jazeera is next. in the fur thailand's of home in mesopotamia where the first settlements formed the cradle of civilization iraqi people have depended on the tigris and euphrates for centuries can no longer make a living on rivers blighted by and pollution al-jazeera world reveals how the man made decline of one of history's most famed ancient environments is leaving its people struggling to survive iraq's dying rivers. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than twelve thousand structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local officials say there isn't enough housing stock availabl

you ventus in the italian serry on match against swallow ronaldo saved tempt at goal was finished by sammy the dear out for the first full of the night the second was a header by rinaldo his eighteenth legal of the season even set up third with a final score three nil. the argentine footballer who was killed in a plane crash in the english channel last month has been honored at his former club in france before nonce kicked off their french league team against name a round of applause was held for a million of solid he'd spent four seasons with nonce before signing for english premier league team cardiff was on his way to cardiff when the plane crashed his body was recovered this last week. the funeral of a fifteen year old footballer who lost his life in a fire last friday has been attended by hundreds of mourners in rio christian. candido was a goalkeeper at flamingo and had featured for brazil's national youth team he died along with ten of his teammates when a fire destroyed the team's training center the club says an air conditioning unit sparked the flames of england's impressive six

take a distance from the regional conflict because it is on the ads of an economic collapse right sammy naida thank you very much in days it'll be just live from beirut. all right time for the weather now evidence here with news it's a rather rare snow in seattle yeah that's right seattle's one of those places martin that doesn't actually see that much snow is like manchester is always raining but you don't really see a whole lot of snow and that's because it's part just on the edge of the pacific ocean so we get our mild air that mild moist air drifting in from the pacific look at lovely swirl of play out there that's just been rolling in across that western side of washington state as we went through the last twenty four hours or so and this is actually a street when on the mounds is not in the cascades that is a street where we saw around sixteen centimeters of snow could easily see another ten centimeters or as we go on through the next twenty four to thirty six hours but some pieces of snow there for seattle for the remainder of sunday temperature one celsius average is about ten d

and it includes the brother of sammy.retta got me on the phone with tom andretta and i spoke with him for 20 minutes. of course, they denied everything. and could have been nice tore it. do i believe tom andretta was at the scene and participated in it? absolutely. but i go back to the key witness who says jimmy hoffa was murdered. stuffed into a 50-gallon drum and put on a truck and shipped back to new jersey. i buy that whole story. tom an dret a was a shop steward for gateway. i believe roland mcmaster was responsible for participating in the disposal of the body. the president of the steel division of gateway transportation. they were with other gateway officials and that was theiral by. their -- that was their alibi. i believe they were responsible for disposing of his body by putting it in a bankruptcy and shipping it back to new jersey. andretta was a cleaner taking the body down the hallway and disposing of it. >> i appreciate so much what ed barnes and you and charlie have done to keep this case alive. but what w

going to grow every month to be in the bigger numbers and it would be beneficial for both countries sammy handy is editor in chief of current affairs magazine international interest he says the crown prince's visit is a desperate attempt to gain some political leverage over u.s. president donald trump. donald trump deeply resents the opec institution which is technically run by the saudis and in part by the russians and indeed there is a law being passed now by congress that is being that is going to allow the us to prosecute opec states if they try to play with the price this is a big thing for saudi arabia which its whole foreign policy is built on oil it's built on iran co it's built on this ability to manhandle countries through its oil mohammed bisan man once essentially to rebuke trump to essentially say trump you can't do this to us i have other allies i can go to china i can go to india i can go to pakistan the reason why i believe that this visit is a reaction and it's not something that mohamed bin sentiment is proactively seeking other investors is because mohamed bin said man

>> so there was a multi-page memo written, it was nobt just about sean spicer, sammy yates the deputy attorney general and how the flynn case would have went and frankly the memo doesn't shed a whole lot of light on what happened. the circumstances around flynn and his dismissal remain one of the murkieriest episodes in this white house tenure, there was a briefing between the white house counsel and sean spicer before sean spicer went to the podium and made a number of misstatements, some greater in scope than others. the thing the white house counsel is most concernedant, he overstated a degree to the investigation and the counsel's office says there was nothing wrong here. i think the white house counsel wanted to document they had not said that flynn did nothing wrong. spicer told people at the time that he was merely following the talking points the white house counsel's office provided. there was clearly a memo that somebody in the counsel's office anticipating this might come up later and laid out. >> maggie haber marp, thank yma for sharing your reporting with us. >>> one cand

. >> to the bond market we go and rick santelli talking action at the sammy. >> we start out with lower yields being a bit higher today but the global poll of the other sovereign debt is keeping this rather teen. you look at the index and that's where the action as at. although you see the slower it means the winning streak of winning closes and ends at 8:00 and today is nine and i don't think it will make it. it's also an important day and an anniversary zero interest rate policy was du jour in the bank of japan created it. it probably has not done them justice. if you look at the stock markets, what does that mean? in 1989 it was almost at 40,000 in the issues that brought it down were just 10 years later that introduced zero interest rate policies and tyler back to you. >>> thank you very much. the new videogame. graphics better than super mario brothers. ishi ts game a "fortnight" killer? and if so how long will its popularity last before the gamers move on to the next big thing. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button

[man wolf-whistles] sammie says if i wanna make friends i have to look like i belong. uh-huh.to bring all your good jewelry? you brought all your watches. [doorbell] it's them. oh, okay. wait, wait, wait. did i tell you that bernard is going to introduce me to the donald? about 50 times. i prefer a hero's journey. it's... [chuckles] it's so much more involving. bernard, the concept of heroes and villains is so dated. more champagne. (monica) bernard.

so to my laura, and to my sammy and to my jake, there's nothing i wouldn't do to protect you. i have always tried to live a life of loyalty, friendship, generosity, and compassion. it's qualities my parents engrained in my siblings and me since childhood. my father survived the holocaust. thanks to the compassion and selfless acts of others, he was helped by many who put themselves in harm's way to do what they knew was right. and that is why my first instinct has always been to help those in need and mom and dad, i am sorry i let you down. as the many people that know me best would say, i am the person that they call at 3:00 a.m. if they needed help. i proudly remember being the emergency contact for many of my children's friends when they were growing up, because their parents knew that i would drop everything and care for them as if they were my own. yet last fall i pled guilty in federal court to felonies for the benefit of, at the direction of, and in coordination with individual number one. and for the record, individual number one is president donald j. trump. it is pai

sammy does great work shaking it up. but there is only one and i'll tell you who i would vote for, i'll vote for hillary ronan and the reason is because she was the only no vote on not sharing [inaudible] town heritage day that stephanie you did not include the native american voice within italian heritage day and she stuck to her guns and that's what you need to be board president. someone who sticks to their guns to stand up in this community. >> thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello, everybody. my name is dia sellby and i'm a public official myself and a woman. i am with board of trustees at city college. i'm five for five. i supported five absolutely fabulous candidates for supervisor and all five were elected and i'm thrilled about that. i'm really excited about the direction that this board is going to go. i just have a few things to say. and one of them is to ask you to look at how hillary has brought people out from all walks of life and to think about how, with your support, she

throughout my childhood you my wife and you my children are the air that i breathe so that my laura and my sammy and to my jake there's nothing i wouldn't do to protect you i have always tried to live a life of loyalty friendship generosity and compassion it's qualities my parents ingrained in my siblings and me since childhood my father survived the holocaust thanks to the compassion and selfless acts of others he was helped by many who put themselves in harm's way to do what they knew was right and that is why my first instinct has always been to help those in need and mom and dad i am sorry i let you down as the many people that know me best would say i am the person that they call at three am if they needed help. i proudly remember being the emergency contact for many of my children's friends when they were growing up because their parents knew that i would drop everything and care for them as if they were my own yet last fall i pled guilty in federal court to felonies for the benefit of at the direction of and in coordination with individual number one and for the record individual number o

we interviewed the dup, sammy wilson.s a devilish euro maniac and this is what nigel farage had to say, and the theme here which many people have expressed, it shows why we should be leaving the eu. being bullied by unelected bureaucrats, they say. not everyone felt like that, others said donald tusk was just voicing what many people feel, that there were people who led the brexit campaign who did not have a plan and that is why we are in this situation with 50 games to go and seemingly still no deal on the table, but it is not the best language and the best atmosphere for theresa may as she heads to brussels looking for a compromise, the words from downing street, they feel that donald tusk and leo varadkar and others are saying they want a deal and they don't want the uk to leave without one. the logical consequence of that for them is that they will have to make changes to the backstop, whatever form they come in. whether theresa may will go with a definite plan or she will point out that there are three areas that the

sammy hamdi is editor in chief of international interest a current affair as magazine with a focus on the middle east he says the crown prince is attempting to gain political leverage over u.s. president donald trump. donald trump deeply resents the opec institution which is technically run by the saudis and in part by the russians and indeed there is a law being passed now by congress that is being that is going to allow the us to prosecute opec states if they try to play with the price this is a big thing for saudi arabia which its whole foreign policy is built on oil it's built on iran co it's built on this ability to manhandle countries through its oil mohamed bisan man once essentially to rebuke trump to essentially say trump you can't do this to us i have other allies i can go to china i can go to india i can go to pakistan the reason why i believe that this visit is a reaction and it's not something that mohamed bin sentiment is proactively seeking other investors is because mohamed bin so man the affair is still rife everybody's still talking about it it's still affecting his

even just midfielder sammy kundera has been ruled out of their champions league game against i'd lett go because of a heart condition he was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat on tuesday thirty one year old has stayed behind in italy and will be sidelined while he receives in treatment now the rest of the team are in spain to face atlantico in the last sixteen eventis hoping that christianity rinaldo can inspire them to their first champions league trophy since one thousand nine hundred six he's won it five times as a player there obviously for me during the last ten years the champions league has been all about we're now and i would messi so having him with us is an advantage but we need a good performance in football not every victory is guaranteed with christiane out but if you have rinaldo you have more chances to win because he's the best in the world. qatar's national football team were honored in doha for winning the asian cup last month and in turn meant that they played in the u.a.e. the president of qatar's football association. been ahmed and fanny was present to greet

hour on al-jazeera for me for me back to the whole team in doha thank you very much for watching sammy's they've done is with you next to stay with us on al-jazeera. the partners. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. al-jazeera is correspondents living brains the stories they tell you that this was not a good use of us nothing less this now. we're at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian al-jazeera through din world news recruited to win a war exploited to on the battlefield the call the new regime faced a different value an effort from the writing of them and their peers and then abandoned for a lifetime and we should be ashamed but for these three four for all country all division over to people in power investigates the plight of imperial britons african troops begin tonight the forgotten heroes of empire on al-jazeera when the news breaks a few minutes ago we were able to hear a huge explosion fifty people are still missing when people who need to be hurt and the story needs to be told we need to invest in development removed from best making sure the people

you so much for your insight sammy hamdi of the international interest magazine joining us there from milan thank you and if you get a chance read this very interesting opinion piece by award winning pakistani journalist on why pakistan should not take saudi money he believes that pakistan needs to rethink its decades old transactional relationship with saudi arabia because it cannot afford to be a battleground where saudi arabia and iran settle their scores a very interesting piece read is on our web site at al-jazeera dot com now as we've heard the sound led war in yemen is what's also disrupting the kingdom's relationship with many of its traditional allies and the conflicts there shows no sign of ending saudi state media say yemen's who the rebels have killed at least nine saudi soldiers in a renewed military offensive the attacks happened in the southern saudi provinces of osier just on and on as the word spread of violence since a un brokered peace deal was signed in sweden in december priyanka gupta has the details. fierce fighting in the northern front lines of yemen who the r

today, sammy and her team recommended by highways in england and the first and the country to receivebeing presented for the first time in cornwall. now, we have come outside and to put into context how isolating it would have been for motorists stranded here on the a30 last week, over my shoulder is the jamaica inn in the distance there and it really is the only place around here for miles around that motorists could have headed to. everyone played their part, from the shafts, to the bar staff to the reception team. at one point i think i had about ten people just all turn up at once and a young lady that had walked with a little boy for about two miles and he was freezing cold. it was crazy, absolutely crazy. we are incredibly humbled to have received that a word but credit really does go to the whole team and yes, i was here to implement it, but without them i, could not have done it. ready? residents of a care home in berkshire have been p—p—p—p—paid a visit by two very special guests. mountbatten grange in windsor opened its doors to, charlie and pringle, two humboldt penguins wh

ior and sammy boy year were heroes and 2 of the thousands of african american sailors who experienced one of the world war ii's worst home front disasters. it was 75 years ago, and few in the bay area remember. >> it's a story of courage and a store every standing up for what is right and it's story that's right in our backyard here in san francisco and the bay area. and it's a shame that people don't know what port chicago is about. >> reporter: the town of port chicago was in near concord. july 17th, 1944, under direction from white officers, untrained and listed african american sailors were loading explosives on the ships at the naval base. at 10:18 p.m. two ships exploded instantly killing 320 men. of those, 202 were african american. >> the ship that was loaded with ammunition was completely destroyed. the other ship was blown in half and the stern landed 500 feet out in the bay upside down. the explosion measured 3.4 on the richter scale in san francisco. >> reporter: memorials and plaques are at the site. >> a lot of bodies were never recovered. >> reporter: many of the men ha

. >> do you do a good sammy davis jr. impression. have you ever tried? >> becau i call you babe?t layer it? >> add it right to the pan, mix it, make a little well. carson, you're going to add this in the middle. people will drag the chip through. look t at colors. carson isoing good. >> my wife does a lot of it. i have two arms. i can put dip into a pan. >> this goes in at 350, looks like that. >> and a little mustard seed and >>old bay. oh, i like the old bay. that's new england. let's try that. >> can you eat that, savannah? >> ian eat everything. >> she's eating it all. >> i just spilled chips all over. >> saf vaavann what do you thin? >> put something sweet in the guacamole. >> soy sauce and garlic. >> it has a little different taste. i like it. >> both of these are classic super bowl items but you've elevated both of them. >> is that possible? >> i think one is an east coast beer and one is a west coast beer. >> honestly, these flavors are on a wlele other l. thank you, joel. >> who do you like in the game? >> l.a. ms, dude. west coast. >> we'll have these recipes and more f

so to my laura and my sammy and to my jake, there is nothing i wouldn't do to protect you. i have always tried to live a life of loyalty, friendship, generosity and compassion. it's qualities my parents ingrained in my siblings and me since childhood. my father survived the holocaust thanks to the compassion and selfless acts of others. he was helped by many who put themselves in harm's way to do what they knew was right. and that is why my first instinct has always been to help those in need. mom and dad, i am sorry i let you down. as the many people that know me best would say, i am the person that they call at 3:00 a.m. if they needed help. and i proudly remember being the emergency contact for many of my children's friends when they were growing up because their parents knew that i would drop everything and care for them as if they were my own. yet last fall, i pled guilty in federal court to felonies for the benefit of, at the direction of and in coordination with individual number one. and for the record, individual number one is president donald j. trump. it is painf

. >> do you do a good sammy davis junior impression? have you ever tried?e pickled peppers. >> you don't layer it, just boom put it down. >> add it right to the pan, mix it up, and then make a little well, and then carson, you're going to add, this is the spread we just made in the middle. people are going to doctoring the chip through. >> we're going to cook this off, right? >> scrape it out. you got it. carson's doing good. you told me you actually cook at home. >> my wife does a lot of it. but yeah, i have two arms, and i can put dip into a pan barely. >> this goes in at 350. it looks like that. >> you didn't sprinkle cheese around here. >> thank you, thank you. and a little mustard seed and old bay. >> ooh, i like the old bay. that's new england. >> isn't that cool? >> yeah. let's try that. this is insane. >> can you eat that, savannah? the chicken dip? >> i can eat everything. >> she's eating it all. >> i just spilled chips all over. >> what do you think of it? >> did you put something sweet in the guacamole? >> soy sauce and it's roasted garlic. those

to my laura, my sammy, kate, there's nothing i would not do to protect you. i have always tried to live a life of loyalty, friendship, generosity, and compassion. my parents and grade in my siblings and childhood, my father survived the holocaust. thanks to the compassion and selfless act of others. he was helped by many and put himself in harms way with what they knew was right. that is why my first instinct has always been to help those in need mom and dad, i'm sorry i let you down. as the many people that know me best would say, i am the person they call and 3:00 in the morning if they need help. i probably remember being the emergency contact for many of my children's friends when they were growing up. because their parents new i would drop everything and care for them as if they were my own. yet last fall, i pled guilty in federal court for felonies of at the direction of and in coordination with individual number one. for the record, individual number one is present donald j. trump. it is painful to admit i was motivated by ambition at times. even more

so to my laura and to my sammy and to my jake, there's nothing i wouldn't do to protect you. i have always tried to live a life of loyalty, friendship, generosity and compassion. it's qualities my parents ingrained in my siblings and me since childhood. my father survived the holocaust. thanks to the compassion and selfless acts of others. he was helped by many who put themselves in harm's way to do what they knew was right. and that is why my first instinct has always been to help those in need and mom and dad, i am sorry i let you down. as the many people that know me best would say, i am the person that they call at 3:00 a.m. if they needed help and i proudly remember being the emergency contact for many of my children's friends when they were growing up because their parents knew that i would drop everything and care for them as if they were my own. yet, last fall i pled guilty in federal court to felonies for the benefit of at the direction of and in coordination with individual number one and for the record individual number one is president donald j. trump. it is painf