richard emanuele, this is tony. tony: hey, rich. richard: hey, tony.a: hi. niva. lemonis: when i first invested in mr. green tea, they were doing about $750,000 in sales. three and a half years later, they're gonna do north of $10 million. i brought tony so he can come up with a lot of new ideas and see different things. but what i also wanted him to do was to see that if he trusted the process, what could actually happen to his business. so i wanted them to learn about organization and how organized everything has to be, which has been... richard: we've been working on for years, back and forth, but... and i think we're getting there. richard: we're getting there. sometimes, you know, you need that person from the outside, because i think sometimes, we get stuck in tunnel vision. and you start to open your eyes and you do a little bit and all of a sudden, you know, people like it and you say, "wow. okay. this is really the way to go." lemonis: so i wanted them to see how a real creamery works. richard: right. lemonis: because i have gotten us a very b

tony: tony. lemonis: nice to meet you. tony: good to met you.d chris actually grew up together. lemonis: what is your role on a daily basis? tony: it's inventory management and marketing management, i.t. jess: i manage the highland park location. lemonis: okay. chris: i do the accounting. i do the buying -- just the overall general strategy of the business. lemonis: what did you pay for the business? chris: about $200,000. lemonis: you put all the money up? chris: yeah. lemonis: and had you saved it? chris: i inherited a lot of it. lemonis: okay. and then, what's the equity spilt amongst the three of you? chris: so, i have 56%. lemonis: okay. tony: 34%. jess: i have 10%. lemonis: okay. take me through the rest of the store. the apparel's in the middle? chris: yep. glove wall here. snowboard wall. lemonis: men's over here. how many square feet is this? chris: about 3,500. and there's a women's side over on the other side. do you want to... lemonis: yeah. ♪ what women's department? it looks like an anemic rack of bathing suits, and none of the bot

are you tony? >> yes, i am. >> how you doing?'m marcus. >> it's a pleasure. >> nice to meet you. >> very nice to meet you too. >> so you're the manager. >> i wear all the hats. >> you wear all the hats. okay. >> i have been in the car business about 18 years. excuse me, marcus. hi. >> hi, how are you? >> what can we do for you today? >> i am actually in the market for an suv. >> like a bmw, mercedes, porsche? what are you looking for? >> i'm kind of looking for something a little bit more modest. >> okay. >> ford, chevy, maybe. >> the first potential buyer i've seen since i've been here walks in and he's looking to buy an suv. he seems motivated, excited, ready to buy. the problem is we don't have what he wants. >> i wish we could help you. >> no, it's all right. don't worry about it. >> maybe next time. >> take care. >> he wants to be in an affordable car like everybody else in america, and every suv we have on the lot is priced over $40,000. >> that's the frustrating thing that you deal with. >> how many customers a day do you

peskin: thank you, tony. [applause] >> president yee: okay. thank you. next, i would like to invite supervisor fewer to share her commendation. >> supervisor fewer: thank you, president lee. i would like to invite zoe polk to the podium, please. [applause] >> supervisor fewer: colleagues, i am honored to recognize a fierce leader who has been a champion for social justice and racial equity throughout her career. for the past eight years, she served as the policy advisor at the san francisco civil rights commission. in that capacity, she has worked with c.b.o.s, foundations, and other nonprofit entities to ensure the policies and programs serve communities of color including incarcerated and formerly incarcerated persons, and transgender women. most recently in 2019, she helped launch sharp, the city's first sexual harassment and racial prevention office. she recently served as the chairman f chairman. she oversaw the organizations 80 member leadership team and worked with national parks, foundations and corpo

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tony's pool table, uncle tony, as chucky sent in the book, the most uncontrollably violent man i metin my life. and he had some other descriptions as well. and he was the tony i knew growing up was a kind gentleman always in an amazing suit in his palmdale home where we would often go to hang out at the pool and have barbecues and play on his gorgeous pool table. he had this gorgeous wooden pool table. and i was 13 or 14 then and really into pool and i love that pool table and i asked him where he got it and were i could get one. and one day uncle tony called chucky and said come over and get this pool table and give it to your children. which he did and we had this beautiful pool table in her garage which i adore the trauma has clears and i don't know what happened to the pool table. if i'd understood the significance of the pool table window 17 i hav give anything to have that now. i thing about tony every time i play pool. anybody else? >> absolutely an amazing book. the question that goes to the conversation that you had when chucky at applebee's. >> seasons 52. >> where he revea

el segundo testigo inculcÓ a un masa tony hernÁndez. confesÓ haberle comprakilos dÍ producida por hernÁndez, de 40 fusiles m16, que a su vez vendiÓ al cÁrtel de sinaloa de "el chapo" guzmÁn. en su testimonio seÑalÓ que modificÓ aviones para instalarles mÁs combustible y poder tener mÁs alcance y llegar a venezuela para recoger armas y cocaÍna. segÚn la fiscalÍa, tony hernÁndez se iniciÓ en el narcotrÁfico en 2004, pero nunca enfrentÓ cargos en honduras por sus conexiones polÍticas. su hermano, el actual presidente de ese paÍs, supuestamente tambiÉn recibiÓ millones de dÓlares segÚn cuatro testimonios de narcotraficantes que ahora colaboran con la dea. el viernes pasado, los fiscales presentaron un video en el que se ve al acusado en un restaurante en tegucigalpa, honduras, es reunido como un narcotraficante en 2014. el juez le recordÓ a tony hernÁndez que podÍa testificar en este caso que se sigue en su contra, pero Él declinÓ hacerlo. maÑana le tocarÁ el turno tanto a la fiscalÍa como a la defensa para presentar argumentos finales. inm

tony hernÁndez, dijo el fiscal, aludo al ingreso del chapo dos veces a territorio hondureÑo.llÓn de dólares para su campaÑa presidencial. el presidente juan orlando hernÁndez no está acusado en este caso, pero sÍ se lo menciona como cooperador. segÚn la fiscalÍa, su hermano tony durante 16 aÑos trÁfico 200,000 kilos de cocaÍna y usÓ las fuerzas armadas de honduras, para proteger a los narcos y hasta esta quedaba con sus iniciales mostraron fotografÍas, en las que aparecen las armas que supuestamente vendiÓ y los nombres de 50 militares corruptos que alerta van a los narcotraficantes sobre los puntos de control, para evitarlos. o su parte, la defensa sostuvo que no habÍa pruebas en su contra. que los testimonios son de cinco de las peores personas sin ninguna credibilidad, a quienes calificÓ de perdedores y asesinos. hugo dÍas morales, alias el rojo, quien declarÓ en este juicio estÁ comprometido en el asesinato de 76 personas. las fotos en un celular no son evidencia de culpabilidad, dicen los abogados de tony hernÁndez. que su abogado, el presidente, no estÁ en el banquillo

¿cÓmo ha reaccionado tony? >> muy triste. es muy difÍcil.isiÓn del jurado, pero afirmaron que se debiÓ al testimonio de cinco declarantes de la beata a quienes llamÓ mentirosos, y perdedores. el presidente de honduras no forma parte de la demanda pero sÍ se le menciona como colaborador del acusado. en enero se va a dictar la sentencia y mientras tanto, estos hondureÑos que han venido a protestar y que han estado aquÍ para escuchar el veredicto, van a regresar ese dÍa para escuchar la sentencia. patrÍcio mientras -- patricia: mientras tanto, en honduras, la poblaciÓn siguió de cerca el juicio. veamos a lo que piensan los hondureÑos, incluyendo el mandatario. reportera: la sentencia del jurado declarando culpable al hermano del presidente de honduras de los delitos de posesiÓn ilegal de armas, declaraciones falsas a un funcionario estadounidense, soborno y trÁfico de drogas, hicieron que la oposiciÓn hicieron llamado a protestar en las calles. >> a nuestros movimientos de base y otras organizaciones polÍticas, con el fin de avanzar hacia un pl

tony and veronica are making video of their love making.ke love not porn. the online community that shares real world consensual sex. >> what was it about make of and not porn that's appealed to you. >> real people making the connection and more like, we want to be that person. >> yeah. >> it was refreshing. oh, wow, this is an actual couple. they are together and having a great time. they are not your typical hard-bodied young people. it was none of that. >> hot and heavy, tony and veronica love to share their passion with the world. it is a long way from where they started. growing up in catholic families where sex was taboo. >> my family was more just like you don't do it. one of the worst pieces of advice my mother gave me was good girls don't enjoy sex. >> with marriage, tony and veronica were finally able to have a sanctioned sex life but parenthood and demands took over. they tells me they both began to separately and secretly look at porn. veronica when tony told you that he was watching porn, how did you feel? >> i was not upset be

joining us for half of the hour is tony despirito, black walk -- disparate have -- tony head ofo, blackrockconey: when you look at -- tony: when you look at the beats, the percentage is higher, although the size is a little bit lower. mark: what do you thing about what is happening? it seems to me as they report the earnings, they move the guidance downward for next year. are you seeing a repeat of q4 from last year? tony: i see it is more company specific and less of a theme. there's been the expedition of a recovery, and that recovery is getting pushed out. i think that is a common theme among industrial companies. on the consumer side of the economy, there we are seeing much more positive activity. alix: but we had hasbro yesterday, which wasn't the case. they warned about trade. then you talk about the outlook, and caterpillar sounded pretty terrible. they were also guiding for not great earnings, and it was even worse than everyone expected. texas instruments, they are like the first port of danger. what do you see that's good here? instruments, i would put that on the industrial side,

paola: mÁs adelante, comienzan los argumentos finales en el juicio por narcotrÁfico a tony hernÁndez.ntonio hernÁndez, hermano del presidente de honduras. ramÓn: el juez deberÁ instruir al jurado para iniciar las deliberaciones. tenemos mÁs desde nueva york sobre este proceso. alex: los Ánimos alteraron a las afueras de la corte federal de manhattan. [gritos] esperaban el veredicto del juicio contra tony hernÁndez, hermano del actual presidente de honduras, acusado de narcotrÁfico. >> tiene que ser otro paÍs que tenga que pedir a sus narcotraficantes porque ya no se atreven a hacer justicia. >> un presidente de honduras no saber lo que hace su hermano yo sÉ qué trabaja mi hermano. alex: un fiscal federal concluyÓ ser puesto dice lo que tony hernÁndez, el intocable, controlaba el gobierno hondureÑo a travÉs de su hermano orlando, actual presidente de ese paÍs. financiÓ con dineros de la venta de cocaÍna que producía, las elecciones de su hermano. ademÁs de recibir 1 millÓn de dÓlares de joaquÍn el "chapo" guzmÁn para la campaÑa, permitido que el chapo ingresarÁ dos veces a territorio h

so right now we turn to an expert, tony schwartz.o-author of "the art of the deal," friend of the beat, who says it's trump's own worst instincts that have him behaving erratically. i want to show you something as we get to tony. donald trump has always been aggressive. that was his brand. look at how his conversational tone decades ago to outline that aggressive style has turned to what critics today say is a full on meltdown. >> and i'm up relenting to people who treat me badly. they know they can't win the 2020 election, so they're pursuing the insane impeachment witch-hunt. i fight hard when i believe in something. i'm good to my family and my friends. these are bad people. my phone call as an example with the president of ukraine. it was perfect. we're dealing with very some sick and deranged people. >> and now joining me for our state of mind series, back on "the beat" tony schwartz, author of "the way we're working isn't working." while this is in the same ballpark in content, something else is happening with him as he faces w

and applause ] tony. [ chanting "tony" ] >> jimmy: that's the real tony.e the cowboys called you and asked you to come back this morning? >> no. but abc's nightly show did. >> jimmy: they did. >> jimmy kimmel's on the fence they said. i got no other offers. >> jimmy: have you ever had a sip from a mexican emmy before? >> is that a real thing? i don't even know, actually. >> jimmy: according to mariano it is. so tony, here's what i want to ask you. guillermo is going to ask you to sleep at his house tonight. say no. >> would you sleep at my house tonight? >> i will say no one else is here but it's getting a little uncomfortable. >> jimmy: it is getting uncomfortable. [ laughter ] that's how we like to keep it. >> but i can tell you right now that guillermo and me, we're really close. the mexican family stays strong. this is yours. >> jimmy: tony is latino. many people wanted to replace columbus day with tony romo in the united states and tony said you're mistaking me for an italian, i am not one of those, i am indeed of latino descent. well, looks like you

tony:: that's a great question. -- tony: that's a great question.heng economy is going to do, but we .ee what banks can benefit from i mentioned earlier the key homebuying demographics. we think that new key homebuying 35 toaphic indicates 44-year-olds. that is going to explode over the next 12 to 14 years. these banks have the money to lend with. we hear a lot about shadow banking and how that can come in and fill the gap on the lending need, but what you need in the economy is the animal spirits to start coalescing, and when that happens you will see the banks explode to the upside. jp morgan coming in at 18% r.o.e., a couple of years back no one would have believed they could do that. was a pretty well contained expense and efficiency ratio. wells fargo, you mentioned the efficiency ratio wasn't quite so good, but again, they are on the heels of a pretty substantial change. just next week, i think charlie scharf starts on october 21. . we think there will be tailwinds for the banks that they haven't even seen yet. as bob said, they have been faci

chloe anthony morrison also known as tony. enriched us all in measurably and my dear friend, rita dove come herself of course a right of no small talbot will now say a few words in remembrance of our beloved toni morrison. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome rita dove. [applause] >> good evening. >> good evening. >> when i was a graduate student in iowa city, i watered the universities library stacks one afternoon. and there behind my left shoulder, a book was looking for me. right at eye level was the bluest eye. i pulled it from the shelf, read the first pages, and do that i was home. since that discovery over four decades ago, no words can fully express what toni morrison has meant to me as a writer, a woman, a black woman, and yes, a fellow ohio when from lorraine just 50 miles from my home town of akron, and less than 30 miles from here, as you all know, where we have gathered here tonight. at a time when i come the only african-american student in the iowa writers workshop could've easily been consumed by bitterness, sh

tony has a 9:00 to 5:00 job in customer service.m, keeps the house in order. the two care for their 5-year-old son, getting him ready for preschool every week day morning. how would you describe your daily lives? >> it's pretty humdrum for most of it. you want some milk? get up, get ready for school, he gets ready for work, and i clean. have a good day. just the same thing over and over. >> after almost ten years of marriage, routine runs their lives. the few moments they have as a couple are usually spent watching their favorite shows. it's all very simple and ordinary. but some mornings after veronica has dropped off their son and before tony heads to work, the two make the most of their alone time. this is not just squeezing in a quickie. tony and veronica are making a video of their love making. later they'll edit this material and upload it to make love not porn the online community that shares real world consensual sex. what was it about make love not porn that appealed to you? >> real people making that connection and we want

tony, tony, tony.d here because tony kind of surprised a lot of us when he said that he was going to like kind of pack it up from here wh getting some sleep, sleep is big. and doing a bit of traveling there's a lot of parts of this country i'd really like to see i got inspired by a roker-thon we went on saw some great places. i'd like to see the rest of the country. >> tony, you are literally the first face i see most mornings and i'm going to miss this beautiful face love you. >> guys, you have no idea. it's been my pleasure working with you guys. >> thank you, tony. >> you know where to find us and you know the passcode to get in the door. >> i don't know, tony, but i got a little choked up. >> we love you, tone. >>> pink power today an award winning chef opens up for the first time about her life changing diagnosis and she's got a message for all women. >>> then we are revealing the princeton review's best colleges for every type of student in 2020 whether your kid's focus is financial aid, food or

right, tony? they are probably tougher than tony, but that's ok. just ask russia if they are tough.ut we can beat anybody. we are policing in afghanistan. we have been there 19 years. i want you to understand these things. we have to bring people back our, we are rebuilding country. we are rebuilding our military. we have other problems. we have russia, china, other big problems. i think we will get along great with china. i think we will get along great with russia. phonyen you create a russia hoax, it makes it tough to get along with them. when they create lots of different scenarios with china, and makes it tougher to get along with china. i think we will do great, but they have to let us run our country the way it's supposed to be run. so these never ending wars have increased, not decreased, and a the store a goes to christian communities has been incredible. since united states went to war in iraq -- listen to this, i was against the war and iraq. i was a civilian but did not get a lot of liberty city. they always like me or hated me. asa get the greatest hopeless city. that's

when i introduced tony in 2015 for the national book critics circle top honor. it was like introducing the goddess athena while she looked on with her gray eyes please listen as some of our authors remember toni morrison. there are great things, her humor, open hand to so many writers but what moved me most is to the international platform without us losing our identity. praise for toni morrison, praise bride and her black beauty, sweetness, rain, cold, they milkmen did find his wings. praise mendelian, praised mercy, praised the blessed earth, praised the dateless gate of eternity and a great mother's legacy and who shall finally reclaim her name. toni morrison's death may come as a shock because her words seem so evergreen even eternal as they explore. in ways unparalleled she was not alone in doing so. she let us know she was in the tradition of langston hughes and unknown enslaved person she dared give the name and who guide us through the hard times. she helped us see ourselves and free ourselves and reminds us as she put it the function of freedom is to fr

♪ >> seth: hi, toni.have you here. >> oh, it's a pleasure to be here last time i saw you, you didn't have your show yet so, i know it's been a while, and everybody loves you, but congratulations. >> seth: thank you so much >> happy to be a part of it. [ laughter ] >> seth: we met -- so we actually met in the hallway at "snl." >> that's true >> seth: i did not remember this but i -- i guess i was - >> you were so kind. i was busting for the loo. >> seth: yes [ laughter ] >> and i kind of sneaked out i don't know who was on, but i was -- i gotta find it, and, you're like, "can i help you?" 'cause i must have looked lost >> seth: yeah. >> and i'm like, "i need the bathroom," and you're like "it's down the hall, up some stairs, down the stairwell, up, around, left, left." i was like, "my head was spinning," 'cause it's so labyrinthine out there and then you're very kind. he opened the room to his dressing room and said, "just use mine." so sweet [ laughter ] >> seth: you're very welcome >> yeah. >> seth: and

orlando y que tony le dijo que lo iba pensar.Án, frontera con guatemala y clave para el narcotrÁfico. admite haber trasladado 250 t de cocaÍna para financiar campaÑas del 2009 del candidato y futuro presidente juan orlando hernÁndez, la actual presidente de honduras, quien entonces busca una reelecciÓn al congreso. y quien segÚn su testimonio, le pidiÓ que le financiarÁ en su campaÑa a cambio de protecciÓn para el traslado de las drogas. hoy en corte se mostraron las armas que segÚn el testigo le debiÓ portar al acusado tonio hernÁndez en los diferentes encuentros que tuvo con Él. su mamÁ y otros siete familiares de tony hernÁndez asisten al juicio e insisten en su inocencia. >> no cree que son suficientes? >> no doy declaraciones. >> el agente de la dea que arrestÓ al acusado testificó sobre la entrevista posterior a su arresto en miami el 23 de noviembre del aÑo pasado. a travÉs de twitter el presidente hondureÑo reaccionÓ esta tarde y dijo que ardÓn estÁ mintiendo, que eso nunca ocurriÓ. no solamente por 1,000,000 de dÓlares,

blanca: es sin lugar a dudas el testigo que mÁs ha comprometido a tony hernÁndez y por primera vez al acusado tony hernÁndez y Él le dijo que esto se utilizarÍa para la campaÑa de su hermano y en el 2009 asistiÓ el propio juan orlando hernÁndez cuando aÚn era candidato al congreso de su paÍs y delante suyo el expresidente josÉ porfirio lobo admitiÓ recibir 1 millón de dÓlares para la campaÑa, seÑaló que en esa reuniÓn hernÁndez esperaba que todos los alcaldes votarÁn en conjunto para poder obtener la mayorÍa en el congreso a cambio de darle protecciÓn para traficar con drogas. dijo haber visto al narcotraficante joaquÍn guzmÁn herrera entregarle 1 millÓn de dÓlares envuelto en bolsas de plÁstico y que tony garantizÓ a "el chapo" que ese dinero era para la campaÑa presidencial de su hermano en el 2013. >> el hermano del presidente de la repÚblica es algo histÓrico. para mÍ es grave. reportera: algunos residentes llegan a la corte para seguir de cerca y con malo lo que sucede en su paÍs. >> paso 256 t. reportera: tambiÉn testificÓ contribuir con el asesinato de por lo menos 56 personas

right, tony? they probably are a little tougher than tony but that's okay. >> [laughter] president trump: just ask russia if they're tough but we could beat anybody. we could beat them easy. we're policing in afghanistan. but we've been there 19 years, so i just wanted you to understand these things. we've got to bring them back home we're rebuilding our country. we're rebuilding our military. we don't want to deplete it as fast as we build it and we have other problems. you have russia, you have china, you have other big problems. i think we'll get along great with china. i think we'll get along great with russia but when they create a phony russia hoax it makes it tougher to get along with russia when they create lots of different scenarios with china, it makes it tougher to get along with china. i think we'll do great, but they got to let us run our country the way it's supposed to be run. >> [applause] president trump: so these never- ending wars have increased , not decreased. and the grave d

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jonathan journalist, tony grew. certainly got the —— tony definitely jonathan certainly got the —— tonylothing e—mail, we all did, tonight, bit weird how that happens! ——. the financial times says boris johnson's hopes of securing a brexit deal this week are in doubt. the paper says the eu is "baffled" by the uk's proposals, after two days of intense negotations. the metro leads on comments by arch—brexiteerjacob rees—mogg. the leader of the commons says eurosceptics might need to compromise to help the prime minister get a deal through. tomorrow's guardian says the prime minister plans to thrust law and order centre stage when he lays out his legislative plans in the queen's speech. and with more on tomorrow's queen's speech, the daily mail says borisjohnson is to announce a crackdown on foreign criminals and child abusers. also on the paper's front page is a picture of the duchess of cambridge, who is about to embark on a tour of pakistan with her husband. back to brexit in the daily telegraph, which says brussels has asked the uk for further concessions before a deal can be agreed. t

el 2016 rogelio mora tagle buenas tardes >>> pues, sÍ felicidad hoy se ha reanudado el caso contra toniÁndez que se encuentra en la corte en manhattan es corte federal hoy se decÍa reanuda que el caso sin mayores sobresaltos se ha presentado un agente de la dea >>> quiÉn ha hablado acerca de entrevista que se le hizo a juan antonio toni hernÁndez habrÍa sido en octubre 2016 que asistÓo toni hernÁndez de manera voluntaria para hacer algunas declaraciones para responder algunas preguntas algunas inquietudes que tenÍa la dea y que admitiÓ que estaban investigando al hermano del presidente hondureÑo >>> entrevista por parte de la fiscalÍa es que argumentos para seÑalar culpable a toni hernÁndez de ofrecer un falso testimonio porquÉ acuerdo con lo que declarÓ este agente de la dea pues habrÍa mentido en varias ocasiones diciendo conocer algunos de los narcos. >> tambiÉn otras de las cosas que llama la atenciÓn ya tengamos un veredicto de este juicio sabemos que el hermano del presidente de honduras es culpable o inocente es muy probable felicidad >>> muchÍsimas gracias por el reporte rogelio

tony hernÁndez de 41 aÑos será sentenciadoel prÓximo 17 de enero, se enfrenta a cadena perpetua. drogas ilÍcita llegÓ a los niveles mÁs alto de la polÍtica en ese país. nos conectamos en este momento con blanca rosa, quien tiene mÁs blanca: hola, muy buenas tardes, efectivamente, como lo acaba de seÑalar, culpable de los cuatro cargos, como te puede de los hondureÑos que viv la ciudad de nueva york, y que han venido, incluso de otros estados, todavÍa se mantienen aquÍ, primero con expectativa de conocer el veredicto de los 12 miembros del jurado, y tambiÉn, después que se conociÓ, para celebrar, porque ellos piensan que de esa manera podÍa iniciarse, de alguna manera tambiÉn, un principio para que terminen los problemas en su paÍs, ellos estÁn totalmente de acuerdo con este veredicto, los abogados, por su parte, ya han expresado lo que el acusado tony hernÁndez ha dicho, su abogado nos dijo hace minutos que su reacciÓn inmediata fue de una profunda tristeza, y que obviamente van a apelar. el juez, por su parte, ya dijo la sentencia que serÁ conocida en el mes de enero, es importa

estas revelaciones se hicieron durante los argumentos iniciales del juicio contra tony hernÁndez quiensde hace algÚn tiempo habÍa negado tener algÚn vÍnculo con el narcotrÁfico. sin embargo, aquÍ la fiscalía sostiene que se habrÍa financiado su campaÑa asÍ como la del ex presidente porfirio con dinero de narcotraficantes. por su parte, tony hernÁndez como saben permanece arrestado desde noviembre del aÑo pasado, Él enfrenta una condena mÍnima de cinco aÑos en prisiÓn de ser hallado culpable y una condena mÁxima de cadena perpetua. por otro lado, su abogado dice que Él simplemente es vÍctima de una conspiraciÓn del narcotrÁfico y se espera que testifican un agente de la dea, otro policÍa, todos en relaciÓn con este caso que estÁ generando gran expectativa porque el presidente de honduras serÍa un aliado del presidente donald trump. eso es todo lo que tenemos por ahora. regresÓ con ustedes. carolina: te agradecemos por esta informaciÓn. borja: otro tema muy importante a destacar es que la fiscalÍa va a presentar un cuaderno de aproximadamente 350 pÁginas donde presuntamente tony habrÍa e

tony: one of the curiosities of the last three years is uncertainty.he way economy hasn't been growing fast as they would have done otherwise -- the u.k. economy hasn't been growing fast as they would have done otherwise, but it hasn't been more slowly than others in europe. although boris johnson is seen as a prime minister in the u.k. who voted for brexit, his government is also pro-free trade, pushing against many of the changes going on in the global economy. whether it will be that easy when it comes to the implications of all the trade deals feeding back into the u.k. economy, i'm not so sure because every trade deal done by the u.k. will feed back the u.k. economy in a way that is political because it will change different parts of the economy, different sectors in different ways. so i think that the u.k. economy when brexit is temporarily sorted, which is what it would be if there was the withdrawal agreement, and it moves into a discussedperiod as we earlier, relatively, there's not much trouble on the street in britain. the government is comm

. >> buenas tardes las denuncias ocurren en medio del juicio por narcotrÁfico a tony hernandez el hermanoandatario, mientras en honduras el pueblo exige que se haga justicia, esta es nuestra principal noticia, y ademÁs este jueves. ♪mÚsica♪ ♪mÚsica♪ mÁs leÑa al fuego, no conforme con el escÁndalo que lo tiene al borde de un juicio polÍtico el presidente donald trump pide ahora a china que investigue a su rival demÓcrata joe biden. el exvicepresidente contraataca y acusa al mandatario de abuso de poder. >> tregua y homenaje, finalmente mÉxico y estados unidos se preparan para decir adiÓs al prÍncipe de la canciÓn, aunque reconocen que aÚn tienen muchos temas pendientes los hijos del cantante paco tan una tregua para que todos sus fanÁticos * le puedan rendir homenajes. >> Árboles artificiales en mÉxico, utilizan Árboles de metal para combatir la emergencia climÁtica, en nuestro segmento planeta tierra, veremos como brindan el aire puro de mÁs de 360 Árboles juntos.. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. hay gran expectativa por el juicio en una corte de manhattan contra el hermano de

that was toni hale. >> toni davis from cal fire.le of people were were going to speak with. that was toni davis. >> we really saw the steep terrains they were dealing with there, the dry brush, the low humidity. we know we haven't seen any rain, no precipitation at all. kari hall tells us there's none sight at all. with the wind fanning the flames, it's so hard for the fire crews bringing in a lot of heavy equipment. i would imagine a lot of the aerial attacks to put the flame retardants down as well. we'll continue now thaz the sunlight is up. the smoke is a factor as well. >> oh, my gosh. we showed peninsula from the sky covered in smoke. so even though this is relegated to sonoma county, the rest of the bay area is seeing the impact of this. you know something we actually haven't touched on in a little bit? we're talking about the kincade fi fire. we're talking about the evacuation in sonoma county. we haven't mentioned in a while the 940,000 people without power across the bay area to ensure that something like this doesn't spre

tony saakcsackonagh hi any, toni. you've been a chaser of apple. in ten days, you've raised it a second time, 205, on october 23rd, 225, today, to 250 so they're exceeding your expectations why? >> look, i think the company is executing well and i think you have all noted there is a market rotation towards quality and quality is fortress balance sheets and quality is predictability of earnings and margins and apple exemplifies that so i think a combination of good broad-based execution at apple, kudos to them. as well as market receptivity, for high quality -- you know, high-quality names in general. but in the tech space as well. has lots of real strength in the name >> you've been a doubter, though, at least to some respects because you refused to raise your rating on the stock from a market perform where you had it for many months i'm trying to figure out what more you want, a breakout in the stock, highest revenue ever, accelerating growth from all of the areas other than the iphone. and that's offset some of the weakness in growth and iphone.

tony crescenzi is with us, of pimco. david rubenstein. shockinglyus for a extended time, david rubenstein. here is the book. when it lands on your desk, you go, damn, i have to read this. we will get this in the next half-hour on doris kearns goodman and the other giants who have written about our ancient history in modern time. we will do that in a bit. i want to do the american story and dovetail tony crescenzi's expert. here, a trillion there, pretty soon it adds up. is anybody in washington or your financial word -- financial world concerned about trillion dollar deficits? a whatever was said, it is billion dollars there. trillion is now because billions are not up anymore. chileans are what we are talking about. tom: that is semantics. 20the truth is we are trillion dollars in federal debt, piling up that at a rate that no other country has seen in recent years. and normally you pileup this kind of debt when euro -- when you're in a war. there is a theory, monetary theory, that it does not make much difference becau

[applause] president trump: tony knows that very well. -- tony really wasn't sure what i would say athe beginning. what do you think? well.t know him very but i think you are very happy now, tony. right? [cheers and applause] i amdent trump: something very proud of, i stopped the johnson amendment from interfering with the right to speak your mind. you can say whatever you want, we are the people we want to hear from. we want to hear from you. we are protecting the conscience, rights, and, think of this, those rights of doctors and nurses and teachers and groups like the little sisters of the poor. they are incredible people. we are preserving our country's vital tradition of faith-based adoption. just a few days ago, a democrat running for president proposed revoking the tax-exempt status of many churches and religious groups. [crowd booing] president trump: and you know why, and you know who it is. he is a whacko. [laughter] president trump: i will never toow the federal government be used to target, harass, or punish communities of fai th, and i will never allow the irs to be used

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tony: good evening, everyone. what an exciting evening. though hundreds of us have gathered here tonight to honor dr. andrew brunson, and i want to go ahead and bring him out to i want to go

hondureÑos fuera de la corte de new york celebran el veredicto que puede condenar a tony hernÁndez a por vida. >>> 2 mujeres hacen historia, las astronautas jessica y cristina... realizan la primera caminata espacial de solo mujeres. la operaciÓn para reemplazar un baterÍa durÓ mÁs de 7 horas >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >>> 5 horas de infierno, asÍ lo definen quienes en culiacÁn se batalla entre el ejÉrcito y el cartel de sinaloa y una ciudad que hoy estÁ semi paralizada y con huellas de balaceras por todos lados. >>> raÚl torres recorriÓ el barrio de 3 rÍos el epicentro de la guerra y esto es lo que encontrÓ >>> esta es la zona de 3 rÍos, asÍ se conoce en culiacÁn se viviÓ uno de los momentos de mayor violencia, una serie de autos aquÍ lo muestran como esta camioneta con los vidrios rotos o por acÁ con las huellas de la batalla que aquÍ se viviÓ. y de este lado esta camioneta que muestra el poder de fuego que detuvo el cartel de sinaloa cuando vino y rescatÓ a ovideo guzmÁn el hijo del chapo. hablamos con el dueÑo de la camioneta josÉ aguilar, vamos a escuchar quÉ f

you have those on show, tony? sorry, you are on three, four.cameras. the guardian. a bit of sport. some great sport this weekend. joe fraser, the gymnast. an simone biles, she is made of rubber, she is extraordinary but in the rugby, japan were victorious over scotland. first, over huge adversity which was much commentary so yes, the typhoon last night, tragic many people across the nation but they didn't know until 9am this morning and to then if this match was don't going to continue. they were full of admiration for the way all the resources, the japanese tea m way all the resources, the japanese team and all the support networks came together, the pitch was immaculate and the call it an era— defining game and it did develop to all that expectation. ultimately japan triumph which was probably, although there was a scottish blood in me, the right result bearing in mind everything they'd gone through over 2a hours. mind everything they'd gone through over 24 hours. a massive crowd. huge. i saw footage earlier of the canadian team who are helpi

de ser encontrado culpable tony hernÁndez podrÍa recibir una condena mÍnima de cinco aÑos de prisiÓnerno del presidente donald trump comenzara a tomar muestras genÉticas o de adn a cientos de miles de migrantes detenidos. el plan con esta informaciÓn es ponerla en una base de datos criminales administrados por el fbi. nos dice cÓmo el departamento planea usar esta tecnologÍa. luis: las fotografÍas y huellas digitales no alcanzan, el gobierno quiere ir mÁs lejos tomando muestras de adn a toda persona que sea detenida por inmigraciÓn. la información serÁ enviada al fbi para que la incluyan en una base de datos. >> no es raro, sigue el mismo patrÓn de mentiras, abuso de poder de esa administraciÓn de hacer algo asÍ. luis: los crÍticos lo ven como una nueva forma de criminalizar a los inmigrantes. >> es muy preocupante para nosotros y para la comunidad. luis: a muchos de los que esperan cruzar la frontera les molesta que los asocien como delincuentes peligrosos. >> no estoy de acuerdo porque es una violaciÓn hacia nuestros derechos. si decidimos es por voluntad propia, pero no estoy de a

tony katz, david burstein.hillary clinton, your party, are there plenty of other great candidates already running or is the reporting got some validity to it that may be some of the dnc aren't so in love question like >> there's two different issues. i think people don't feel there's someone in the crop of candidates they are really excited about and are confident can beat trump. people like the candidates running but they feel maybe they can't beat trump. >> harris: you think your answer is hillary? >> absolutely not. i haven't met anyone who thinks the answer is hillary clinton except maybe hillary clinton who may think that's the answer. it's within her right. she got a lot of votes last time but i don't think it's what the party needs. >> put up our feet and watch the rest of the show. hillary is not going to get stopped if she wants to get into the race. it doesn't matter that senator mazie hirono says there's a lot of good candidates. there aren't a lot of good candidates and aren't good establishment can

ilia: hoy fue otro dÍa declaraciones explosivas en el juicio por narcotrÁfico contra tony hernÁndez,reporteraa: en el mundo del narcotrÁfico se le conoce como "el rojo . testificÓ hoy haber pagado miles de dÓlares para financiar las campaÑas electorales del entonces candidato presidente de honduras, porfirio lobo. tambiÉn para la reelecciÓn del actual presidente hondureÑo juan orlando hernÁndez. quien entonces era candidato al congreso. su hermano, tony hernÁndez, juzgada por narcotrÁfico en corte de nueva york lo ayudÓ a traficar con cocaÍna hasta el 2016. el acusado dijo que pocas personas saben keniano no serÁ candidato presidencial, solo tÚ y unos familiares. si mi hermano llega a la presidencia, todo el poder en honduras serÁ suyo y no habrÍa ningÚn problema en el trÁfico de drogas a travÉs del paÍs. declarÓ ademÁs que tony hernÁndez le dijo que con ese pago lograrÍa obtener mejor informaciÓn sobre las investigaciones policiales, conexiones con la policÍa y el ejÉrcito hondureÑo para traficar cocaÍna. "el rojo" vendiÓ 145,000 kilos de cocaÍna, recibiÓ $500 por cada kilo, obtuvo