together, they now run stein meats.nd over the last 18 years, they've grown their revenue from $4 million to $50 million annually. >> when our fathers first started, it was much smaller. it really expanded the business. >> meat is a competitive business. and sellers like stein work on a very low profit margin. >> meat's priced like the stock exchange. you sell stuff for pennies a pound over your cost. >> and even with $50 million in revenue last year, stein is still struggling to make a profit. >> um, we still have a balance of 2,300. >> last year, stein meat showed a loss of over $400,000. >> we're losing money. >> it's been pretty tough over the last couple years. >> if the losses continue, stein meats will be forced to close its doors in the very near future. without some major adjustments, 47 stein meats employees will be out of work, and alan and howard will lose everything they've worked so hard to build. >> i'm scared that this business will close. i don't wanna see this disappear. it's been my whole life. we don

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these are the best of the best stein hoisters in the united hoist the stein, for those who don't know. that's right. it's harder than it looks. you have to hold it out for a long time. tonight our competitors will be hoisting one liter steins of delicious sam adams octoberfest beer. tell white house you are and where you're from. >> justin from west bam beach, florida. >> mish san michigan. >> jimmy: were the matching beer a coincidence? >> i'm lori from new baltimore, michigan. >> jimmy: okay? >> rebecca from new york. >> jimmy: and? >> detroit, michigan. >> jimmy: all right. very good. welcome to all of you. good luck here. the rule, number one, whoever hoists the longest is the winner. number two, your back must be straight at all times. number three, you cannot bend your elbow. number four, you cannot spill your beer. >> guillermo: jimmy, if they spill it, i'm going to drink it. >> jimmy: are you ready? >> yes. >> jimmy: let the hoisting begin. guillermo, get them started. >> guillermo: all right. ready, set, hoist! >> jimmy: guillermo, guillermo is supposedly making sure nobody c

jill stein, your response? mean, i had to laugh and hillary said, as if inge appointed secretary of state her decisioncated about iraq. she went on to make other really horrific decisions, and she also tried to justify her regime change in libya, creating the failed state that it is. in her position was just defenseless. it felt like we need to acknowledge what an incredible series of catastrophes barak initiated. they're not over yet. consider clintonp1uvv2 >> scientists predict the small nation of kiribati will be one of the world's first countries to disappear as a result of climate change. >> [speaking english] >> our future is actually being--it's written. it's written on the wall that the sea level will rise, and it will affect our islands. and so, the international

jill stein, your response? mean, i had to laugh and hillary said, as if inge appointed secretary of state her decisioncated about iraq. she went on to make other really horrific decisions, and she also tried to justify her regime change in libya, creating the failed state that it is. in her position was just defenseless. it felt like we need to acknowledge what an incredible series of catastrophes barak initiated. they're not over yet. consider clinton

ben stein, what do you make of this? we go back all the time on this issue. >> well i think that actually i hate to say this, i hope i won't be egged at my house but i think starting with ronald reagan cutting taxes too much and ever since then we had an on going crisis and we had on going crisis, our taxes are just too low to support that kind of government we want. we have to grit our teeth and agree we're going to pay more taxes. the horrible thing, i don't like paying taxes, the same with everybody else but we're not going to cut our spending. >> why do you give up on cutting spending? >> we can't. we tried and tried and tried. >> cut spending. both parties say they're going to make a good stab at cutting spending and they never do. >> even with the sequester cuts both sides weren't happy about that. so there's never -- it's like if you decide to cut one play somebody is going to hate it. this is an example of the on going dysfunction in government and in terms of scare tactics, paul o'neill he threatened to quit. he

jill stein, your response? mean, i had to laugh and hillary said, as if inge appointed secretary of state her decisioncated about iraq. she went on to make other really horrific decisions, and she also tried to justify her regime change in libya, creating the failed state that it is. in her position was just defenseless. it felt like we need to acknowledge what an incredible series of catastrophes barak initiated. they're not over yet. consider clinton >> dulcis in fundo, dolce alla fine, but today, we are going to have desserts all day long -- from cookies to cake, to puddings, we're going to be making some great italian desserts. [theme music playing] tutti a tavola a mangiare! at cento fine foods, we're dedicated to preserving the culinary heritage of authentic italian foods

i would support him. >> sam stein, so much for the renegade. that's the textbook republican candidate answer. >> yes. and he signed the pledge. i didn't think he was particularly interested in keeping the pledge, but i guess he is. i suppose it's ironic a bit that he calls jeb so low energy. but yeah, i guess trump is a team player now. >> the trump campaign, is the reluctance to go after trump with negative ads the notion that at some point we're going to have to get the trump voter -- and by the way, isn't that what the super pac is for, they go after trump with negtive ads and that doesn't get associated with jeb bush's campaign or some other campaign? >> i think everybody is hoping that somebody else will be the one that spends the money and takes the risk of going after donald trump with super pac money. and look, there are really two campaigns that have the ability to do that. one is jeb bush's campaign, his super pac with his tens of millions of dollars in the bank. and then the other one is ted cruz. ted cruz is a candidate who is hopin

charles payne, ned stein. tony and julie. adam out this week.ll the talk of tax cuts just, just very sick. he'll come back next week. all right, charles. the economy is slowing down again. we got reminders of this. the perfect prescription is tax cuts. >> how about letting people keep more money. this way they'll go out and spend it and circulate into the economy. >> what if they don't? >> you could argue, hey, what happened. the gas savings. that hasn't materialized. that's different. i think most people consider that temporary. if they know there is something solid, that their check will be larger, and to a certain degree it is backward prosperity. it would be good if we had an economy where the whole thing was rising and we start making more money. the idea is how do we park it? four trillion of phony money hasn't done it. let businesses spend their own money. >> whether they spend it or not, guys, right? >> never in the history of man-kind has lower taxes led to more economic growth. >> in tben. >> they don't create the revenue. >> with all

pumpkin stein. steen. >> clever. >> next on "world news now."stein. steen. >> clever. it is that time of year when american families head into the mump kin patch to find a beautiful round orange gourd for the front stoop. >> yeah. i did that today. many of us like to carve faces into them. what if you could actually grow a face onto the pumpkin? here's kabc's leo stallworth. >> the spirit of frankenstein has taken root in this field for halloween. beastly giant has become the face of pumpkins planted here, a mad creation called pumpkin stein. it's the brainchild of tony, owner of the farms in mill more. >> could have been a witch, anything associated with halloween. i wanted to make a face. some kind of face would be cool. so it was kind of a natural choice. >> he says pumpkinstein is a hit. >> second it hit, plan, it went nuts. immediately they don't think it's real. they think it's a candle or plastic or something. when they realize that you can actually make a piece of fruit do that, they're amazed. >> reporter: just like the mad scientist he says it took a lot of t

stein fought the government in court and won. >> these laws have no place in free countries. no one should be stopped from saying what they believe. >> mali norist is a cartoonist and draws on every liberal and a south park fan. and in an episode of south park got cancelled because they made a mild mohammed joke. it was a joke about how you can't make a mohammed joke. >> jesus. budda. mohammed. >> in the next episode. comedy central bleeped out the name mohammed. [bleep]. allah. you so, i learned something today. they bleep 35 seconds of their show. >> south park criticizes everybody. >> right. >> they are grossly offensive about everybody. but they made the mildest pathetic, panist mohammed and they yanked it. >> norris wanted to start a draw mohammed day to protest the censorship. >> she's disappeared. >> her liberal newspaper. the way they put it in the way she was gone and ceased to exist. there is no more molly. >> there is so more molly. >> she vanished. no one knows if she is alive or dead. >> the only people who writes right wing nut job. why don't the liberals care.

. >> joining us now, sam stein, senior politics editor and white house correspondent at the huffington post. also an msnbc analyst. the if the of voto latino and host of "changing america" by shift on msnbc. and david frum, senior editor for the atlantic. what do you make of this rise in the polls of marco rubio>> it's a bookend, which is the big story of them all, which is the shrinkage of is jeb bush, which we're going to be months and month explaining. the votes that go to jeb have to go somewhere. marco rubio is very successfully elbowing his way to the front of the leadership track. >> maria teresa, his big weakness up to now, anyway, has been that he was in favor of immigration reform before he was against immigration reform. and this was actually his own immigration reform bill that he turned against. >> right. and i think that's where he's trying to play it both ways. one of the things to caution marco rubio is that while i he's rising in the poll, he has to be careful how close he gets to donald trump. ben carson can go away tomorrow, he'll go into the sunset. donald trump wil

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does anybody, harry stein, have a plan that also lays out what you cut to get the balance, because ifou're going to take away revenue from the federal government. it has to cut things expending on the balance. >> i don't think anyone is laying out the detail that tells you what needs to get cut. i would say the closest that you get to it, and this gives you more than is deserved is john kasich laying out a plan, specific about what he cut. vague in that a lot of cuts are cutting a big, you know, cutting big programs like medicaid, sending it to figure out how to make the cuts. a lot of the deficit comes from higher revenue. how does that happen. john kasich is proposing - saying that not only will the tax cuts pay for themselves, they'll generate a bunch of extra revenue from cutting taxes. again, this is coming from the person that's supposed to be the serious guy in the room. the guy that started the debate. donald trump and other guys. they say taxes pay for themselves should be enough to get you laughed out of a budget conversation. he is going beyond that. it's appealing in the e

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do you want a pumpkin or do you want a pumpkin stein?has orders to pump out upwards of 80,000 of these pumpkin steins. most of the major retailers will have these in short supply. super short supply just because the demand is crazy. >> leo stallworth, abc 7, eyewitness news news. >> now you see why we love leo stau worth so much. >> because of the guns on him. >> fak story tell near very creative. is that weird or do we think it's cool looking? >> it's fantastic. people into organic art might disagree about ainge chag the shape of your pumpkin. it will cost you $75. >> i'm sure kids will love it. >> it can cost as much as $15125 too. >> might be worth it. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus. that one doesn't. uh...think fast! you dropped something. oh...i'll put it back on the shelf... new from mucinex fast max. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-strength and fights mucus. start the relief. ditch the miser

finkel stein came across data that there's a problem. >> again, i disagree.here are walkways. >> we saw the video, there was no walkway, nothing. >> it was just - was there a sit swell, crass? >> no, there was grass. >> again - no, you either walk on the swale, which is the city owned - city owned property or walk in the street. and again, is that - what is that stemming from. these officers don't walk out one day and say i'm going to take jay walkers, whether it was pedestrians, whether there were complaints and/or people in the neighbourhood. people walking up and down the street. there are new south wales all throughout that i'm aware of. location. >> so you don't share the view that given everything that we have seen, there are cases where police might be dispop minorities? >> absolutely not. >> it's clearly an election year for mr saks and finkel stephen, and he has been a critic of police officers as well as mr sax for many, many, many years. it's an election year, and we are spicing it up. ferguson was not an election year issue. >> i didn't say it was

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and dear stein dunst is here but she's from new jersey, she is not canadian. facebook is testing out a new thing in ireland and spain right now which, if successful, it will make its way over here. now instead of just the usual thumbs-up to like something in spain and in ireland you can choose between six different emoji reactions. there's the like. the regular one. you can also love, ha ha, yay, wow, sad, or angry. which i think this is good. just what we needed, more ways to express ourselves on facebook. meanwhile, so because of this, also today did a crazy thing friday, they decided to put emojis -- this is not a joke -- they put emojis on every story on the front page of the paper. you have to see this up close. let's zoom am on one of these. u.s. russian missiles miss syria. they put an angry red face there. and the story about the kid who stopped a terrorist attack on the train, he got stabbed, the hero. there's a sad face there. that's helpful. now i know what to feel. who is this for? socio paths? it's for sociopaths who are in a room at the airport h

john: stein stands up. he joined a panel of cartoonists in europe. >> a host was shot at point-blank range, the artist he's now gone into hiding. there was a norwegian comedienne whose family restaurant was subsequently firebombed. a dutch cartoonist who had to appear in disguise. wearing a burka and since retired from cartooning and gone into hiding, too. so of the six people onstage, there's two of us left. when is cair going to stand up against people who want to kill those who disagree with them? john: they say they stand up against, that they're against killing, you should be respectful and not draw mohammad. >> in this case, respectful is a bogus code word. only way we're going to move to a real sense of freedom is if every time somebody puts a bullet in a cartoonist for drawing a cartoon of mohammed is if every newspaper displays that picture. >> many won't, nbc, cnn and the "new york times" won't run the "charlie hebdo" cover. >> wanting to pick a fight with islam is insane, why would you want to ma

signs to that effect all over the school. >> guns prohibited here and stein thinks it's time to get tough and -- >> guns are not committed in air planes and not permitted in art museums and so why in the world should guns be permitted in american schools. >> it could get to that. yeah, we have to consider the screams and to protect our citizens you talk about metal detectors and things of that sort. >> wide ranging discusses at ccp. the stolen gun at center of all that was discovered later today and in possession of three other teens police were looking at and expectation is that those three along with fourth young man picked up fern rock today will face charges as to how they circulated and possessioned that gun between them and they will be juvenile charges at least we can say no one took that gun and walked into a school today. live in center city, john john rawlins, "channel 6 action news." two defendants accused of kidnapping and torturing a jewelry store worker pleaded guilty today. they pled guilty to charges of conspiracy and kidnapping and attempted robbery just as their tr

stein hansen: these are the bicycles that have been left here by the asylum seekers who have used the bicycles to cross the border. so when we said that we would impose a penalty for those who are driving asylum seekers for profit or any way doing that, they decided then it's easier to bike. the russian border authorities don't allow pedestrians through. so, mahir and his family -- like many syrian refugees here -- had to bike into norway. they arrived six weeks ago. once a well-off family, they left the war-ravaged city of homs and are now staying at an asylum centre near oslo. they said a friend advised them to take the northern arctic route via the russian city of murmansk. there are no dangerous boat crossings, no traffickers, and only one european border to negotiate. >> i called some friends -- where is murmansk, how much is the distance like this. the first time i thought i can get a visa to russia, i don't know if i get it or not. reporter: they were able to get visas at the russian embassy in dubai and bought plane tickets from beirut to murmansk via moscow. a journey they'd

frank stein meet pumpkin stein, the pharmacy owner said is it took five years to perfect the method of. the farm has orders for 80,000 pumpkin steins this year alone. they sell for as much as $125. for next valentine's day look for heart shaped watermelons. i wonder what else he can do. >> very cool. well, it will be breezy at the pumpkin patch today but cooler and if you are anywhere bo 1,000 feet it's going to get down right windy. a red flag warning throughout the day, later on in the day, with winds in excess of 40 miles an hour. at the surface we will see 15, 20 mile an hour winds, 72 oakland, palo alto 77, morgan hill san jose 76 and vallejo. so that's kooming today. tomorrow a little warmer, the wind dials back throughout the day and then a pleasant middle of the week and a warm up by thursday. >> i always enjoy in some time of year. >> me, too. >>> thank you for joining us on the abc 7 morning night. next texas battles dcu in fort worth. then at 12:30 top ranked ohio state taking on indiana. that's followed by abc 7 news at 4:00 p.m. then at 5:00 a battle of notre dame meets cl

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