there will be something unique and different that nobody else on staten island will have. we're gonna start over. is that clear? tranchina: i like that very much. sammy: i'm ready. i'm ready. lemonis: but we got a lot of damn work to do. let's get to work. come on. so, fuji, one of the things that we're gonna do -- we're gonna start over on the menu. now that we've got the chef back, the thing i'm most excited about is getting him into that kitchen to come up with new ideas. i'm looking to kind of see the gold inside of here -come out in here. -fuji: all righty. tranchina: what do you think about doing a mixture, like doing a little pork with a little beef or something? meatballs -- sometimes that meat is so juicy 'cause it's got that fat from the pork in there. maybe, like, some jalapeÑos with some brown sugar -- like, they balance each other out. you got to play around, try different stuff. lemonis: it's important for me to be very clear with these guys on whose job is what. i wanted to clarify something so we don't keep having these bumpy roads. so, who's in charge of t

on british landed and army staten island after the declaration of independence and there was a series of battles and defeats for general washington, beginning with the battle of long island, the capture of new york and the defeat at washington and for lee. that began in late november. the retreat from new jersey. washington fell back from new jersey and was hope into defend new jersey but morale was in fast. newas counting on the jersey militia and pennsylvania militia to come forward and strengthen his army, but they were not turning out in any significant numbers. when he's halfway across the state, he orders the gathering of the boats along the river and send men forward to the river to start confiscating all the boats. for 70 miles north of philadelphia, everything that floats is being gathered by the army so the british would not have any votes to cross the river. when washington arising trenton, the army will begin crossing the delaware river. very important to save the army from the british pursuit. 8, the army escapes across the river into pennsylvania. the british will arrive

the british landed an army on staten island shortly after the declaration of independence. there were a series of defeats for general washington, beginning with the battle of long island, followed by harlem heights, the capture in new york as well, and the defeats at fort washington and fort lee. fort lee was an abandoning of the fort, important supplies, and that began in late november the retreat through new jersey. ashington fell back through new jersey. because of the defeats, morale was sinking fast. he was counting on the new jersey militia as well as pennsylvania militia to come forward and strengthen his army. they were not coming out and any significant numbers. he had to continue retreating through new jersey. halfway across the state, he orders the gathering of the boats along the delaware river. he sends men forward to the river to start confiscating all the boats. 70 miles north of philadelphia, everything that floats is being gathered by the army so the british will not have any boats left across the river. washington, when he arrives in trenton, the army will

john from staten island, you are on c-span. >> good evening. idol don't have a question more so an observation. -- at the of the thousands the fbi of the selfies is district -- southeast district was fired here. >> were talking about the attorney? >> yes, correct. then sally yates didn't of old the muslim man, and she is out. i don't know what the deal is with comey, but to this thing needs a special prosecutor, because without it, this whole thing smells like watergate to me. i remember that. we have to stand up and get to the bottom of the state. it is not a piece of the nation. >> we appreciate your call. we will squeeze in a couple more. bridget from louisiana, you are on our line. because -- iing was calling because trump has something to hide. he fired sally ates, -- sally praisedim comey, who he when he was investigating hillary clinton, and now he fired call me. what is it with everybody that he has fired, he has something to hide. i smell treason. thank you. callll get the last tonight to james on our line for republicans in florida. b

there are also ships you can tour in staten island in brooklyn. you have to go through a metal detector. a lot of people are showing passports in their checking id. >> what is equipment like? your saying 30-pound helmets they have to wear. >> a big metal helmet that you have to put on. it was like 31 pounds. when you get underwater it is not as heavy. but i couldn't keep it, had very long. >> when you're sitting there for a while it's heavy. >> i would just have to fight the sensation to scratch my nose. that's what i think about. i'm the only one? >> you been in the service a long time. can you hear me in the? >> thank you. >> i went down to seaside heights boardwalk the governor declared the jersey shore open. >> one, two, three. [applause] this is now want to be forever. the iconic symbol of the comeback of the jersey shore from hurricane sandy. >> when he was arrested in my kitchen the officers let me know it was heroin. >> my every waking thought is that i want to get high once more. [inaudible] >> it is an everyday battle. >> we have got to

. >> i'm from staten island new york heading to lancaster pennsylvania for a dance competition. >> reporter: are you in the competition or are you teaching? >> i taught now we're about to go watch and support. >> reporter: many are on the move this three day weekend, 90% of us or 400,000 from our area will be traveling by car. governor rendell grand rapids channel 6 "action -- john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> our suggestion take the 6abc app with you this weekend, cruel final the forecast and storm tracker 6 live radar on phone or tablet. we have traffic cameras and information on any delays. the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device dislnch dislnch -- device. >>> police are investigating the death of a child on the 5800 block of willows avenue. officers were called to the scene at 12:30 p.m. for report of an injured child. the child was taken to children's hospital and doctors pronounced the child dead. there are no details on the gender or the age of the victim. >>> it was a harrowing ordeal overnight on the new jersey turnpike in west deptford when a tour bus was rea

in staten island.it is very clear, if you are on your own a place to stay for the night, all kinds of levels of everything and you have to be good about looking for what you want and seeing a place that is what you are looking for. >> what is the toughest issue airbnb is facing right now? >> regulatory pushback is a lot of that. they think they have it under control but it is a big deal, certainly will be a big deal when the company goes public, people want to know if this is a risk or not. i think chances that something could go very wrong is always out there. any night something bad could happen. there were 2 million people staying in airbnb listings, there could be an accident because somebody didn't have a railing somewhere, they have seen all of it and they see it more. we will see bad things happen. it will be in the headlines. i have said whatever happens in hotels will happen on airbnb. there might be a terrorist plot. it is possible. all of this stuff, they do the best they can and it is proba

a hidden oasis tucked away in the hills of staten island.rchais was an american woman and buddhist dedicated to collecting and preserving tibetan art. she designed the museum in 1945 to resemble a himalayan monastery with meditation gardens. today this museum attracts visitors worldwide including his holiness the dalai lama.

from staten island, new york, please welcome alex fumelli. applause] how you doing, alex? welcome. welcome. [cheers and applause] alex, welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you. >> i like that, because--okay, so the "plus one" is one of your lifelines here on "millionaire," and they sit behind you and they can come up and help you with one question. and most people, you know, just pick a family member or somebody, but you--you are smart. you said what? >> i wanted to be fair to everybody in my life. family, friends--i sent them all an email. in that email was ten questions i got wrong when i did some sample quizzes for this show. >> you quizzed your friends and family? >> i did. i figured, not only would i end up with people who are pretty good at trivia, but i might also end up with people who are good at the questions that i'm not so good at. >> and i like that you made that seem like you were being a generous, good guy... >> yeah. >> m

eric garner on staten island is something else that comes to mind. freddie gray, so you can list off a number of issues and that's something i talk about in the book. people in the black community see these instances that they feel justice, where they feel justice has not been served and that's something you just don't forget. that increases the fear.li that increases the fear of police and that's why so many families who are african-american families in this country feel like they have andhave that talk with their kids. when they look at the images that they see and not just in the last four years but throughout the history of this country? >> host: describe some of that talk there you heard it as you are writing the book? >> guest: the top that i heard in the talk but i had growing u as an african-american in this country. my parents are from birmingham and montgomery alabama. they were growing up in the 60s. they were heavily involved in the civil rights movement. we grew up in an era where you had to ride in the back of the bus and you saw alabam

from staten island, new york, please welcome back alex fumelli.ers and applause] how you doing, man? >> good. >> good to see you again, alex. [cheers and applause] he's back, and he's got a million dollars in his sights. um, we talked a little bit about your mom and how she got you here, figuratively and literally. she signed you up. >> that's right. didn't tell me she was gonna do it. one day, she was watching the show, decided, "i know who would be good at this--my son alex." >> and--and so she went online-- which is amazing, by the way, signed you up, and then she said, "hey, you have an audition--go." >> yep, that's pretty much it. i showed up at the studio. you know, because it wasn't my own idea... >> right. >> and i just sort of ran up there at the last minute, i was maybe cooler, calmer, more collected than i would've been. >> right. >> uh, it may have helped me. >> you had nothing to lose. you're like, "yeah, whatever. this is just fun." >> [laughs] >> and it worked out really

. >> melanie woodrow is out staten island the saint regis in san francisco where the team is staying. melanie? >> reporter: well, the cavs arrived here just after 11:00 this morning to a small group of people looking for ought graphs, some said they are actually warriors fans. you know, you could say it's difficult to be a cavs fan here in the bay area. we spoke with one earlier today who is taking some steps to make sure that others like him feel at home even here. from sky 7 you can see the delta flight landing. the cleveland cavaliers de planing and stopping to take a team picture before boarding their bus. kevin posted the photo to instagram. this will be the third year in a row the cavs and the warriors face each other in the finals. the cavs tweeting, back to the bay. #defend the land. as the buses made their way to the city, people like darrell king, senior, staked out the saint regis hotel. >> just here to get ought graphs. i got lebron james before. >> reporter: as they gathered their bags, only the coach stopped to sign a basketball. >> i have all these guys supporting, good

so, earlier this year, i headed to staten island to meet him and his partners.ammy: it's a pleasure to meet you. how are you? lemonis: how you doing? my first impression was not good. is the restaurant making money? -todd: no. lemonis: how much are you losing? covello: $5,000, $6,000 a month. lemonis: their pricing was all over the place. todd: there's no logic on it. lemonis: there's no logic. thank you. and the restaurant was a mess. look at the toilet. it's disgusting. the product was underwhelming. honestly, i would say the burgers are average. but it didn't take long to find out why... you guys have frozen burger? -sammy: yes. lemonis: ...the four partners didn't know what they were doing. joe t.: 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. and instead of figuring it out... sammy: we had an idea. it [bleep] went to [bleep] lemonis: ...they fought bitterly. sammy: that's [bleep] that i don't love this place. joe t.: hey! that's enough. fuji, that's enough. lemo

liz: i love this one about the factory in staten island. the paper goats in one ends and out shoots pizza boxes on the other. president trump said manufacturing jobs are not going to -- president obama said manufacturing jobs were knot going to come back. what is president obama going to do, wave a magic wand? >> we think president trump is doing a fantastic job. manufacturing is back, there is a reason for that. one is the great optimism people have about president obama. energy costs in the u.s.a. are half of the energy costs in other parts of the world. and thirdly, the american workers are the most productive and skilled hard working people in the world. manufacturing -- there is onshoring going. people coming from china back to ohio, moving their businesses back because of the great sense of optimism. liz: what are you doing different think now versus under obama. >> we are optimistic to making this commitment to double down on our investment, to invest $2 billion in high-paying manufacturing jobs. we have never done that before. it's

that fire started at a 6 story apartment on staten island.any elderly people lived in the building. many injuries are life threatening. that fire has been placed under control. crews are trying to determine what caused the massive fire. they say it does not appear to be suspicious. >>> police are raising concern over new type of stalking crime that uses gps tracking devices affirm florida lawyer was charged with attaching a gps tracking device to his ex-girlfriend's vehicle so he could follow her every move. disturbing number of cases across the country are making their way into the headlines. >> attaching a tracking deve is easy to attach to the metal. they are selling online for $100 and undetectable. >>> high school stay tuned were trapped on a rollercoaster stuck on the joker ride in arlington, texas. to make matters worse, the ride stopped around midnight there was a lightning storm. park was set to be open until 5:00 a.m. for the high school students an automatic safety measure was triggered by high winds and cut power to the ride. took

. >> i'm from staten island new york heading to landcaster pennsylvania for a dance competition. i taught and now we're going to watch and support. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> many people traveling this holiday weekend are heading down the shore. there they can relax on the beach or stroll down the boardwalk. ernie is spending a month in sea isle city. the grandchildren will be coming down soon of we have a nice place across the street there, it's very nice. >> the boardwalk in ocean city is packed with rides, it's a thrill for children as they end the school year, a kite festival is happening today in wildwood. >>> if you're taking a road trip you'll be paying more if you fill up. the average cost for a gallon of gas is 2.37. here in philadelphia it's costing a little more 2.61 on average. in south jersey, the average price is 2.33. in delaware, it is 2.36. prices in all three states have gone up in the last week. >>> i would like to remind check out our free 6abc app you can monitor traffic on the highways with maps and live cameras and keep an eye on the weather a

not too far away from where we sit right now is staten island.nited states marine corps brought someone up on charges and they were going to kick them out of the marine corps because he sent an email over a nonclassified means to warn the marines about an afghan police chief on an operating base. the marine corps did nothing about the information he was trying to warn them about. it resulted in the marines losing their lives. here was a marine trying to protect other marines on the combat zone in the marines went after him for sharing the classified information. we have hillary clinton with this private email server, and nothing happens. this is a discussed that we have in this country. furthermore, the example that it shows to the men and women of uniform, what message are we sending? >> harris: all people are listening closely to that example. i think we sometimes lose the headline and all of this and that is a great example. with huma abedin, we can talk about it, you can joke about it, we can talk about the tawdry nature of it, but the fact o

. >> there is no this is the best condo, it's the best view, you can see all the way to staten islandhen there's a building in front of you. >> yeah, i know. >> merriam webster stays "priming the pump" has been around since the 30s. does this president think we all just fell off the turnip truck? >> unfortunately, he does. it's like the boy who cries wolf. he keeps saying these things and people keep accepting it. at least trump supporters keep accepting it. i think he'll keep doing it as long as some americans continue to accept it. but he doesn't seem to value the truth. he doesn't seem to value veracity and it's trickling down to his spokepersons and press secretaries. they're doing the same thing. every time up see them on, they're misleading, mie mischaracterizing, talking about alternative facts and they're lies. the american people deserve more. it doesn't have to be perfect but they deserve better. >> since you brought up spokespersons, i want to go back to douglas. you said no one is considering how history is going to record them. do you think they think history will be kind

our last call comes from joe in staten island, new york. republican.aller: yeah, is a bitter old man the senate majority leader,. is the next democrat in 2020. he wants bernie voters. knows he is a young whippersnapper. host: all pro labor, political reporter marianne levine joins us. later, reuters'david shepardson joins us. we will be live tuesday morning from murray's energy with a look at the u.s. coal industry. we will travel to ohio to talk about what life is like in the industry. >> we have a translating facility that brings coal by train down to the harbor. we offload and load it onto barges. one of the things we have realized y

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. >> there is no this is the best condo, it's the best view, you can see all the way to staten islandthere's a building in front of you. >> yeah, i know. >> like michael, president trump said yesterday that he invented the phrase priming the pump. merriam webster stays "priming the pump" has been around since the '30s. does this president think he can get away with telling his own version and if we all believe it, we just fell off the turnip truck? >> unfortunately, he does. it's like the boy who cries wolf. he keeps saying these things and people keep accepting it. at least trump supporters keep accepting it. i think he'll keep doing it as long as some americans continue to accept it. but he doesn't seem to value the truth. he doesn't seem to value veracity and it's trickling down to his spokepersons and press secretaries. they're doing the same thing. every time up see them on, they're misleading, mischaracterizing, talking about alternative facts and they're lies. the american people deserve more. it doesn't have to be perfect but they deserve better. >> since you brought up spokes

city announced it is constructing ferries for a new service between all of the boroughs except staten island hopes to have the vessels on the water by 2019. this is part of a $325 million effort to refloat the city's waterborne mass transit system. jim just returned from new york where he learned more about the ferry expansion program and he joins us live this morning. jim, it is good to see you again. >> good morning. >> new york city, i like it. i go there a lot. it is so easy to get around without your car. i think by necessity, you can't really bring your car. they had to think of other ways. we have an easier job with cars here. it is so easy to drive. >> yeah. real easy. every time that i hear the traffic report, you guys are saying there is nothing going on out there. >> good point. >> new york and the bay area have in common very strong economies and a lot of traffic congestion. being back there for a week, it is a great city. but it is hard to get around, whether you're trying to drive in a cab or on the subway. so the idea of putting in ferry service, same idea we have here, it rea

. >> reporter: even the staten island ferry carries a message.otesters plastering a sign to the side, #notrumpnyc. usually at each other's throats, this time around, new york city mayor bill de blasio defending the president's right to be here. >> now, would you prefer that trump never came to new york city? >> i hope he doesn't just drive by the people in the neighborhoods that used to be a part of his life but actually takes an opportunity to listen to people. but, no, no one should tell him he can't come home. i don't think that's fair. >> reporter: de blasio in a new york state of mind after congress included $61 million in its latest budget to cover the cost of protecting the president and his family while living in manhattan. first lady, melania trump, and youngest son barron still live at trump tower. >> we fought long and hard to get reimbursement for the protection of trump tower. in the final analysis, what the congress is doing is going to make us substantially whole. >> reporter: the police commissioner says the city spending nearly $

. >> reporter: even the staten island ferry carries a message.testers plastering a sign to the side, hashtag, no trump nyc. usually at each other's throats, this time around, new york city mayor bill de blasio defending the president's right to be here. >> would you prefer that trump never came to new york city? >> i hope he doesn't just drive by the people in the neighborhoods that used to be a part of his life, but actually takes the opportunity to listen to people. but no, no, no one should tell him he can't come home. i don't think that's fair. >> reporter: de blasio and more of a new york state of mind after congress included $64 billion in the latest budget to kor the cost of protecting the president and his family while living in manhattan. melania and youngest son baron still live in trump tower. >> we fought long and hard to get reimbursement for the nypd for the protection of trump tower and the final analysis of what the congress is doing is going to make it substantially whole. >> reporter: the police commissioner says the city spends

overwhelmingly voted for hillary clinton, the percentage was 79% aside from some conservative pockets in staten island. manhattan certainly was all blue. and when president trump comes here later on tonight, he's going to get a taste of that. back to you. >> stephanie, thank you. and, of course, we can see in the upper right-hand corner the air force one has landed. the president will be disembarking soon. and vice-president biden tweeting just moments ago, day of shame in congress protections for preexisting conditions, mental health, maternity care, addiction services -- all gone. with me, house minority whip steny hoyer. you can see him, here 7 years ago standing behind president obama as he signed obamacare into law. he just voted no today on the gop bill. nice to see you, sir. >> greta, good to be with you. >> let me ask you some quick questions. the president says premiums are going down. have you read the bill and is that what you understand? >> i've read the bill, but also very importantly, i've read the cbo report that is the independent congressional advisor on fiscal matters, and they say p

senator van hollen: thank you --ator staten island, senator statebenow, and senator murray, and thank you for telling your personal stories. i believe that along with my colleagues it will be that personal testimony that you provide that will turn the tide. we can talk about the statistics and all the cuts in dollar terms, but you can tell that story in human terms. to my colleagues, carol hardaway from salisbury, maryland to tell her story. ms. hardaway: thank you for convening this critical hearing and for the opportunity to share what this house repeal bill would mean for me and my care. my name is carol hardaway. when i was 32 years old, i reached into my baby's crib only to realize i could not feel him. my arm felt like it was asleep. like i had slept on it wrong. i grabbed my son with the other hand and did not give it much of a thought and went to work. within minutes after arriving, i could not hold the glasses and shakers i needed to do my job. it was almost as if someone had flipped a switch in my whole right side and it shut off. something was wrong and i needed to go to th

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