the tide was the highest tide i'd ever seen on staten island.an up the whole entire block and i said, "this is the storm. we have to leave, or there's a good chance you're gonna die." >> seven subway tunnels under the east river are flooded. the entire system is shut down. >> there was an explosion at a transformer. we are essentially in a blackout. >> the island of manhattan all but shut off. >> i just couldn't understand, when i saw water coming out from my son's bedroom underneath the door and i'm like, "what the heck is that?" >> we went to the window, and the car was being washed down the block already. there's no escape now. now the thing is we're stuck in this house. >> we're all upstairs and we're watching the water level rise. as it's coming closer to the top step, i'm wondering, "where are we all going to go?" >> as the sun rises on the devastation, staten island badly affected by flooding... >> the real tragedy from sandy is the number of people who have died, and that number grows, it seems, by the hour. >> the morning after the stor

for a second term against republican challenger nicole malliotakis, a state assembly woman from staten island. and i just want to take a moment right now to address anyone watching who's a registered voter in new york city to say please vote, it's very important. and when you do vote for mayor, write in donald trump's name. here's the thing. if donald trump gets enough votes for mayor of new york city and actually wins the election i think we can convince him that's a better job than president. [ light laughter ] hear me out. [ applause ] pretend you know nothing about politics okay. just wipe all knowledge of how the government works from your brain. done, okay now you're donald trump. [ light laughter ] so which title sounds more powerful to you? president, or mr. mayor. [ light laughter ] seriously, where would you rather work? the white house or city hall? look, new yorkers, we got to take one for the team here. trump can't do nearly as much damage as mayor as he can as president. what's he gonna do?

there will be something unique and different that nobody else on staten island will have.and 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 o

new york is dark blue except staten island.iblasio is banning an economically friendly way to commute and he is banning that. the city is going in the wrong direction but whoever wins the democratic primary will win. rob: he is dark blue. alabama the senate race in a month, roy moore, the republican versus the jones, a republican must win. >> the fact that it is tight is embarrassing. of republicans lose this one republicans have no chance in 2018. roy moore needs a decisive when. republicans need to take this race seriously, not take it for granted. alabama, new york city, do the work. turn out the vote and rest on your laurels. rob: can't blow a blood red state. arizona, kelly ward. >> martha mcnally will be the front runner from day one, the first woman combat pilot, she will be the strongest candidate to win in that case. rob: jeff flake is out. we appreciate your time. letting russian hackers, they focus on winning primaries, the latest bombshell in donna brazil newly released book, jackie ibanez has more on that, claiming

most of the techs on staten island if they are using automatic deductions, they're in the 20 -- neil: that that is going to be enough -- >> yes. they're going to save must be because the -- money because the brackets, neil, have shifted tremendously. neil: okay. we shall see. sir, thank you very much. >> okay. very good, neil. neil: all right. there is a lot of different opinion on this, and a congressman can hold true to their data, their numbers, their districts, but for a lot of folks here it 345eu7b9 pan out -- may not pan out. that could change. they could, obviously, move some figures back and forth. charlie gasparino's been crunching numbers as well as i have. how does this look in your eyes? >> i'm sorry i piped up at one point when he said something about staten island not having expensive homes, that was kind of the point he was making. listen, look at upstate new york and compare that, the standard of living should be compared to maybe ohio, okay? and by the way, upstate new new york -- i think that's where he comes from -- neil: by the way, there are a lot of different are

. >> a 10-year-old boy in staten island has beaten new iphone face i.d.ecurity system in a youtube video a woman shows hear iphone is locked, handing it to her son, he unlocks it with his face. >> i am unlocking the phone with this handsome facing. ta da, it is unlocked. reporter: apple said that odds are one in a million, they have pointed out number can drop whether dealing are a relative who bears a resemblance. bill: judge roy moore, a candidate for u.s. senate, and some expect him to win the seat in alabama, here is a guy that had a career on pick sides of political aisle, almost 4 decade, but he has 5 accusations against him for sexual harassment against minors, charges sound serious, if he is guilty of anything close, he should not serve. but is it time, that we get beyond accusations, why is this anyone pointing a finger, even after 4 decades, someoney life could be derailed. do you know there are dozens of cases, of men having to defend themselves after they have been falsely accused. there is something called due process, time we practice that.

staten island i met some crew, officers at devil a game.hey invited us to tour the ship, what an experience. inspiring for everyone that is your day in sports back to you. bill: all right, great, great to see there is money in these places, without the nfl. >> how many days. >> under 100. >> thank you. bill: governor-elect phil murphy in new jersey, he has a long list of priorities, most of them require a lot more money than new jersey has already been spending in their 34 plus billion dollar budget, murphy raising facts only on millionaires, but $1.3 billion in new facts and tens of billions of new spending. you and i are going to pick up the rest of the tab. here is a question, is it about time we have some in trenton that is looking out for middle class and working out, i am sorry governor-elect you will have to disail bac scale back se promises you made to get into this office. and think about new jersey. all right, i am bill spadea, i appreciate you opportunitying in >>> we have breaking new out of bristol. case of road rage. a driver

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it started after chair of staten island reform committee tweeted congrats to bo after spending a millionears to have finished fifth. he hit back with no regard for grammar. >> good morning frank i lost last night and i'm still a multi-millionaire and you're a fat losser in the looser reform party. control room, good or bad. what did you think on that one there. >> those two have a tense history by the way. beatle called merano a lying worm and sent text messages to him after they ep dorsd another candidate over deedle and what is happening in maine approvers there called for state expand medicade narrow bama care. today he said he will not expand medicade until they find a way to pay for it. they will fight the governor if he tries to intervene. they previously vet owed five medicade expansion bills. >>> all right. we're tracking president trump tonight as we do every night continuing his big trip toy asia with a end up in beijing country you're in and who are you meeting with. >> the president of china and the president of china. china, china, china, big league, >> and the president arr

tomorrow, we are going to have sri lankan food in staten island and to get there, we are going to havent. in sri lankan, we call it wambatu moju, but this is eggplant. it's like a sweet and sour. sa njay is great. he has had at this restaurant for at least ten years, from what i can see. before that, he cooked in saudi arabia and in bahrain as a private chef to somebody very important. and he has travelled all over the world. the restaurants, they're usually extremely excited to see us because, you know, these are small, out—of—the—way places that don't see, you know, 30 people coming at once, you know. hi, my name is sanjay. welcome to randiwa. applause. thank you, thank you. so, before i start with the main course, i want to show you the baby goat today what i cook. so i'm gonna bring it around to everybody, 0k? one of the biggest misconceptions about the gastronauts is that we just eat crazy things for the sake of eating crazy things. it isn't true. the things that we eat are actually really, really delicious. that's chicken liver, that is gizzard kabob, and that is lamb black curry

it started when geraldo rivera exposed problems with willow brook facility in staten island. and since that point we systematically dismantled the the system throughout the united states. that's the root of problem. everyone who wants to talk gun control has to understand nothing statistically support this i think it would be rather novel if nra and people anti-gun could come together and strike a form of compromise that at least would allow us to screen people with mental illness to prevent them from having firearms. i'm not saying take away >> i think that's a totally reasonable approach to take to. it you're right, there is a second amendment in this country for a good reason and i lot of people talked about i noah vegas the talk was about bump stocks that's not what happened here but the only place there was action taken was massachusetts. with that said moving along head i mean we talk about having national conversation. where does the conversation have is to go. anywhere else besides mental health we have to talk about? >> well obviously we need some form of intelligent

tomorrow we are going to have shillington food in staten island and to get there we are going to havenkan. —— ferry. a van to get to the restaurant —— sri lankan. -- ferry. this is egg plant, like a sweet and sour. sanjay is great. it is at this restaurant for at least ten years, from what i can see. before that he cooked in saudi arabia and in bahrain as a private chef to somebody very important. he has travelled all over the world. these restaurants are usually extremely excited to see us because it is a small out of the way place that don't see 30 people coming at once. hello, my name is sanjay. welcome. thank you, thank you. before we start with the main course i want to show you what i cook. so i will bring around to everybody, 0k? what is the biggest misconceptions about the gastronauts is that we eat crazy things to the sake of eating crazy things to the sake of eating crazy things. it isn't true. the things we eat are actually really, really delicious. that is chicken liver, that is gifted and that is black curry on beef. this is unsurpassed. excellent. the gastronauts is a fo

is expected as more than 50,000 runners from 125 countries take place in the race, starting on staten islandpark. with safety as the top priority, organisers and runners are confident the city has taken the necessary precautions to protect everyone. certainly the start and finish areas are very secure areas. if you don't have the appropriate identification, a bib for a runner, credentials if you're working, you will not get in. when you get through, you'll be checked like you always are. since the 2013 boston marathon bombings in which three people were killed and over 260 injured, security at new york's marathon has already increased. runners are no longer allowed to run in baggy costumes that could conceal weapons. large backpacks and other bags are prohibited. in 2013, i was actually part of the terrorist attack in boston. the one thing i do know, and that boston showed, is the resiliency and how running can be quite cathartic. i know new yorkers are as tough as they come and this makes us grow closer in a sense. this is an event notjust for the runners but for the people of new york, bec

expected as more than 50,000 runners from 125 countries take part in the race, which launches on staten islandfident that the city has taken the necessary precautions to protect people. the start and finish areas are very secure areas. protect people. the start and finish areas are very secure areas. if you don't have the appropriate identification, a bid if you are a runner, credentials if you are working, you will not get in there. when you get through, you will be checked as you always are. since the 20 13th boston marathon checked as you always are. since the 2013th boston marathon bombing, in which three people were killed, and more than 260 injured, security at new york's marathon has already increased. runners are no longer allowed to run in baggy costumes that can conceal weapons. large backpacks are prohibitive. in 2013, i was part of the terrorist attack in boston. the one thing i do know, which boston showed, is the resiliency, and how running can be quite cathartic. i know new yorkers are tough as they come, and this, in are tough as they come, and this, in a way, in a sense, makes

house of representatives, michael, former member of congress from staten island.just got out of the federal penitentiary for tax fraud, not the first person steve bannon says -- >> martha: he says it wasn't his fault! he was wrongly accused! >> exactly right. sent to jail, but i would like to see him make that argument on the campaign trail. the first candidate for governor who steve bannon picks is tom, the disgraced former republican congressman from colorado who last year was protested the cancellation of the hotel reservations for whites premises meeting. he doesn't have good luck in picking candidates. >> martha: thank you very much. good to see you tonight, as always. >> you bet, thank you. >> martha: breaking news tonight on capitol hill, a new plan to add the obamacare repeal. at the individual mandate would be gone under the tax reform deal. does it put that in jeopardy? we will break down the tracks from town hall with house speaker paul ryan with campaign insiders marc theissen and robert shapiro, who have a lot to say on this, they will tell you what y

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

staten island in its history. and it resulted in my first death threat, as well. so that was my reward for it. but i'm still here. so -- chief, as you heard, i was asking the fbi director about the whole idea of people disguising themselves with masks and crossing state lines to cause mayhem, whatever, in places. and how would codifying some of those prohibitions be helpful. you were very successful, chief, in the experience that you described to us in your opening remarks. is there a federal codification of some of these things that you think -- i think the chairman and chief could and law enforcement agencies learn from your good experience. do you think there are codifications that may be helpful to you and others who are trying to protect our nation? >> yeah, absolutely. i think looking at a couple of areas, and i know they're controversial, but i think it's important, when you talk about these protests, and where they've gotten today. and, you know, obviously, you know, we shouldn't restrict a person's abilit

fosses front yard police say it all started when they got a call about a stone hell vehicle in staten islandshe flipped. the driver 25 year old woman is not seriously hurt. police say her mom was the one who reported the car stolen. the daughter is now facing several charges. >>> a florida woman is in jail tonight accused of shooting her husband and hiding his body inside her home. police say barbara wozniak of florida near pensacola shot her husband and hit his body behind a brick wall. her kids called police telling officers she confessed to killing him. when they got to the house they say they immediately smelled an odor. vent wally found the body. she says she shot her husband in self-defense. investigators say evidence shows otherwise. >> we have consumer alert to tell you about. trader joe' social security recalling packaged salads after suppliers say there may be shards of glass or plastic inside. it impacts packages of white meat chicken occur read white chicken and turkey trance berry salads all those affected products have expire station days from december 10th to 21st. if you boug

south of manhattan staten island was seriously affected by hurricane sandy in two thousand and twelve. he architect seek to approach the question of flood protection while addressing environmental issues. as landscape architects we have a much wider view of the world and how cultural and natural systems are interrelated our project is really one that's trying to essentially adapt to an environment that is rapidly already shifting we have acidifying waters we have sea level rise which is projected in some cases to be thirty two inches or upwards of thirty two inches in the the outer harbor area which is an incredible amount if you can picture that to address this challenge the architect has considered placing natural obstacles on the seabed along this coast. we will need to be thinking about how to live next to the water and with the water to have multiple lines of defense and that and the point of this project is also that it is a break water that is engineered to withstand wave action and the highest waves you know we are we are designing it to a certain wave heights and wave philoso

a drone hit the army helicopter over staten island, damaging rotor and windshield earlier this year. the chopper made an emergency landing. last weekend this man arrested for allegedly dropping leaflets from his drone over the crowd. video from youtube shows practice drops. stadium in the flight path of san jose airport. despite rules against flying drones in times square. this one crashed right into a building. these newly released animations show just how dangerous a drone strike scan be to a passenger plane. here, a drone slams into a jet engine. snapping its blades and lakely rendering it useless. another shows poe ten sthal damage to the tail section. the damage was found to be consistently worse than if a bird of the same weight hit a plane. and bird strikes can do plenty of damage. a retired airline captain. he worries most about a low altitude collision. >> the danger becomes when -- when air craft are close to the ground during takeoff and landings. >> researchers looked at the batteries that power drones. tended to shatter in high speed collision. if they didn't remain inta

when real new yorkers get off work at the statue of liberty, we take the staten island ferry to the times pizza. well, hold onto your m&m store, because times square is about to get even more. because film studio you've kind of heard of lionsgate is planning a new times square attraction that includes a "mad men" restaurant, a "hunger games" flying simulator, and a "john wick" ride. yeah, pretty exciting. of course, for the john wick ride, you must be this tall to be shot in the face. ( laughter ) the company is super excited, saying that "lionsgate entertainment city will celebrate so many of their greatest film and television properties." kids love celebrating properties, but i didn't know that companies could just take whatever things they own lying around and turn it into a some kind of land. well, we here at "the late show" are proud to partner with our good friends at whittaker media rights holding company" on their exciting new family fun park. >> looking for a vacation that the whole family will love? then come to whittaker media rights holding company l.l.c. world, full of attrac

political act of consolidating brooklyn and manhattan, then, of course, the bronze, queens and staten island and then the other actual physical structure that has to go into making these desperate into an actual city. >> there are several things that happened, one of them is that there's a movement that better connects new york to the global arena. so the rail tunnels are built under the hudson and allowing you go to pen station, you're linked to the mainland has strengthened, the docks are built, chelsea piers for titanic operations, bridges are thrown across the rivers, the subway is dug throughout the entire arena. populations are free to move without boundaries of any sort so the subway system, miraculous transformation, reminiscence of old colonial and they are rapidly replaced, real estate booms take place, bring the end -- by the end of this period, bronx is worth -- considered as being independent entity, sixth largest city in the united states. in brooklyn, the deagriculturization process but brooklyn was a fruit basket and vegetable basket for the city and now subway lines, elevate

he represents part of brooklyn and staten island.eally wasn't a format this morning with the president when he came to the capital to say, hey, can you come around to this position? that's why the republicans voted no. they knew where dan donovan was. they knew where pete king was. frankly didn't need them. now it's up to the united states senate. >> sandra: peter king is looking to be a very interesting and important part of this. especially those congress men from those high tax states. new york, new jersey, california. as we watch that on the house side, you look on the senate side. and you wonder if you make any predictions for us. things are still looking pretty complicated on the senate side. >> the senate finance committee is marking up its bill. we expect to get that tomorrow. mitch mcconnell wants to put that bill on the floor the week after thanksgiving. house speaker paul ryan said they want to merge those bills into a congressional blender and get it done by christmas time. the senators we would look at in the senate woul

if you're curious about the routes, they're going to be taking, we head to staten island, make our wayrooklyn, heading up through queens and make a left over the east river, make our way through manhattan and then we'll make a quick stop there across the north through the bronx and right back down, right through central park, and that will be right around, again, 11:00 for the elite runners and 4:00 for everybody else. and if george and i were running, probably sometime on monday. should be a nice race just by a little rain through the early part. >> that's good news. ivan, thank you. >>> thank you for being with us this hour. i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. the news continues here on cnn right after the break. hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? adulting... tj! get a job! hi, guys. i'm back. time to slay! heals, heals, heals! yes! youuuu! no, i have a long time girlfriend. mom! i need my macaroni!!! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. pick a domain name. choose a design. you can build a website in under an hour. yeah! whoo! yes! get y

even in new york city in president trump's hometown, you had the only republican congressman from staten islandecting this saying out on long island, rejecting it. just this week, we had mayor de blasio, on a different end of the political spectrum from the president out in front of trump tower railing on the tax plan. schumer is going to be trying to impress upon this president as much as possible the effect this is going to have in new york, in his home state, but in other states, and some of these members of congress who represent these districts, yes, new york is a blue state. statewide, but there are districts that could be vulnerable that are held by republicans, and if this tax bill goes through with those deductions eliminated, there could be political consequences. >> won't be mess with the deductions, and by most estimates it hurts low income people and helps high income earners. do you see any of the fundamental math changing here? >> i don't. i think your point needs to be underscored. something like 80 million taxpayers ultimately get an increase under this plan, and their income,

he's facing a tough challenger from staten island who has called the mayor ineffective. we will also face third party candidates. >> people will decide who will succeed chris christie. christie's lieutenant governor is facing off against phil murphy. christie's approval rating has hovered around 15% in recent months and the strength of the democratic party days before the election and struggling in the polls, there was a page taken out of donald trump's play book with a tough illegal immigration ad. >> this man shot four new jersey students in the head. three died, shattering their families. when asked about deporting criminal illegals phil murphy said -- >> my bias is going to have having their back. >> the ad, a departure from the moderate conservative persona could backfire. >> a lot of races to keep an eye on. >>> we continue to follow the latest in the wake of sunday's mass shooting. we'll get a live report in a minute. >>> plus we're following president trump. more from his news conference coming up next. some air fresheners are so overwhelming, they can... send yo

of course when you talk to some new york republicans, dan donovan from staten island, represents a districtbrooklyn, that the president understood where he was coming from, but they didn't need his vote at end of the day. they didn't need urban new york members. david: but they need every senate vote they have. >> absolutely. david: they don't have a margin for error there, and i'm wondering what it will take to get ron johnson to vote for this thing. >> exactly. we asked senator johnson, if that was negotiating tactic? sometimes lawmakers put themselves in play to get something put into the bill that would help the state or direct. johnson contends that is not part of it. someone like john mccain, republican from arizona, remember he had major reservations with the health care bill. a lot of people blame him for the health care bill not passing. he indicated we still don't know what the bill looks like. i can't weigh in on that. the senate finance committee as we speak is marking up the bill. they hope to have it out tomorrow. mitch mcconnell, the majority leader, hopes to put the bill on

. >> 50,000 runners and 2.5 million spectators are expected and brynn gingras is live from staten island, where that marathon begins. tell us more about the security plan today because that has to be on people's minds. >> reporter: comrol. i completely. i'm looking at two helicopters in the air over this area where the runners will start running at least the first wave in an hour and a half. that is just one layer. multiple layers here in new york across five boroughs where the race heads and 2.5 million will being watching this race. a quick perspective. they say, according to officials, this is the largest most intense security detail they have ever had for an event in new york city. think about that. the pope has been here. dip matt diplomats have been here for the u.n. in the wake of that terror attack on tuesday. one person told me they went through seven layers of security did you didn't matter. they got here and ready to run. listen to this man about even thinking about not running today. >> no. there was no doubt. i train all summer for this. no way i was missing this race at all

nbc's morgan radford is near the start of the marathon on staten island. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we expect to see more than 51,000 runners, 2.5 million spectators and more police presence than ever before. authorities have brought out bomb sniffing dogs, plain clothes officers and sand trucks all hoping today runs smoothly and safely. all around the city nypd making their presence known. razor tight security at times square. on the streets of the city and at the starting line of today's marathon. >> with it comes security. i'm pretty sure they'll be nice and tight. >> reporter: millions cheering from the sidelines. >> we're here for the moral support. >> reporter: many on edge after last week's terror attack that left eight dead and 12 injured. >> there's a lot going on and you have to be worried and nervous. >> reporter: among the crowds there are also those that have seen terrorism firsthand. some on 9/11. >> i was in lower manhattan when the tower fell. >> reporter: others at the boston marathon bombing. >> right after boston ou

steve bannon, by the way, is endorsing a candidate here in new york city, staten island, former congressperson who went to jail for tax evasion but also threatened a reporter over senate gallery. >> i think people have to decide what anti-establishment means. it should mean how important it really is when you have people accused of serious crimes against teenage girls as your standard bearer. that is not taking on the establishment. that is not going after the establishment. that is being behind the wrong horse for your cause. >> nick confessore, megan, thank you. >>> the tax battle is next. stay with us. bread...breadstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a stick! a walking stick! eiffel tower, mount kilimanjaro! (ding) time! sorry, it's a tandem bicycle. what? what?! as long as sloths are slow, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. let's take a look at some numbers: 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 percent of all strokes and heart disease? prev

they're going to take the force in new jersey which is 25 miles due west of staten island.it's a point of inflection. from that you can easily go across to new york and sandy hook where the fleet may, or you could just scoot down south to philadelphia and further south, right on the amtrak route. so how did he get the jump to figure they're going to be attacking newhe york? he says go and buy all the spare bricks you can buy. no other military use other than to build ovens to make bread in the build ovens in new jersey, enough so they're turning out 3000 3000 loads of french bread everyday. since sensor eight or 10,000 amn french troops, it's not very much. they also carry with them a couple of votes and things like that in order to deliver and silly places and the americans have a unit of soldiers that are guarding these ovens, and it worked like a charm. clinton stays in europe, tells cornwallis nothing to worry about. yes, we know de grasse is coming. coming. we don't know where he is. we are ready for him. in the meantime de grasse has sent this letterhead and he is com

not one , not two, not three, imagine this liz, all four limbs specialist brendan macdonald from staten island and there was an organization or two or three that were coming together to build custom homes for him, custom to his injuries and i thought i have to find these people and i found building homes for heros.org, and i've been working with them ever since and what they do is they provide mortgage-free totally tricked out custom homes for each individual injury. we've got a lot of guys blinded in improvised explosive devices. we make sure that they have braille kitchens and the floor ing in each room is different so they can tell by using their cane exactly which room they're in so what does it do? it gives them a chance to go on with their lives. one guy of the marines lost both his legs and we rehabbed a home for him and because he didn't have that weight of having to pay a mortgage on his shoulders he got his mba from nyu, and now works as a trader on the trading floor at barclays liz. >> liz: so what's the reaction when these heros are given something for their sacrifices? >> they don

a good example of terrible follow-through is standard burger, a staten island restaurant i invested in couple years back. it's frustrating, because while it's still a viable operation today, it could've been so much more. when i first arrived, i found a group of friends who couldn't have been closer or more volatile. are you kidding me?! -listen -- -i was not one day late! i live three blocks away! what about all the times, "hey, nobody's at the burger place to open up, call fuggie"? and what the [bleep] are you talking about? lemonis: their fighting had led to a real embarrassment of a restaurant, from frozen patties they used, to the filthy kitchen. so i overhauled their menu, completely renovated the space, put one of the guys in charge as the managing partner, and most importantly, told them they all needed to follow my process and stay engaged if this was going to work. and when i came back a few months later, the guys had made a bunch of misguided changes to the menus that i'd never approved of. it looks like chaos to me. and they were wasting time scouting potential new location

, a speeding car, you see it there hitting a median strip going airborne and hitting a home in staten island. and flipping over. check this out. it lands upright. the police say the driver was trying to get away from officers trying to pull her over. the 25-year-old driver was not seriously hurt. >> incredible. >> she faces multiple charges including dwi and driving without a license. hopefully or probably wearing her seat belt i would imagine. >>> and finally a defense contractor has built a new robot that can do something that most human beings even dan harris can't do that. >> dan can't jump? >> i can jump. >> no, watch this. can you do that? >> oh, wow. >> dig that. that's atlas and it's been called a humanoid because it can move like a human leaping from platform to platform. you saw there -- >> a humanoid? >> a humanoid. yes. >> versus like an android. >> check that out. >> i find it creepy. >> it is a little frightening. >> it is a little -- check it out. >> when he does that i'm thinking what is next. what's the next thing they'll program. >> he? >> well, it. >> and army of bots is l