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. >> reporter: vinny milbourn hails from a long line of fishermen. the fishmonger in brooklyn, new york, specializes in local, domestic, and traceable species. his store front acts as a fish market and restaurant. where do you buy your fish? >> i have a network of small fishermen and wharves all over the country that are shipping to me daily through the air or by truck, and we are processing it to bring it in high-quality seafood. this is a beautiful steel head trout. >> reporter: vinny not only knows where his fish come from, he can tell a tale about each one. >> this striped bass came from massachusetts, from a fishing vessel named stanley, by a guy i know named seth. >> reporter: that personal connection is hard to find. it's estimated more than 90% of the seafood consumed in the u.s. is imported, and less than 1% is tested by the government. is it better to buy organic seafood? >> not really. in this country, there's no legal standard for seafood. >> reporter: no legal standard? >> no when they did the standards for meat and poultry and chicken,

my hand shout the word then on the front foot now vinnie we never lost faith and now you can see on the pitch we've got our confidence back. it's important that we now have six points i'm a gradually moving up the table. the host of barely got a look or a booty as shall dominate. shout the fight and commitment was back on display no pain no gain. thing going forward there was no messing around with the visits. michelle advancing did superbly to carry not be able to lead deflected shots was a couple of weeks ago was shot that would have been lou the rebound over the pa was but not now be to a bookseller tucked away to make it to nail the been shot there settle back in the groove that saw them finish in second spot last season. maybe rediscover those crucial little things. which they used last monday when we found a good mix of defense in the attack which wasn't quite there in the first five games wasn't for letting us last another clean sheet. to shout the found last season's form again. is no zero one from the still early days and we all struggled a bit and you know when it's like there

. >> reporter: vinnie hails from a long line of fishermen.ew york specializes in local, domestic and traceable species. his store front acts as a fish market and. >> where do you buy your fish? >> i have a network of small boat fishermen all over the country that are shipping to me daily through the air or by truck and we are processing every single day to bring in high quality fresh seafood. this is a beautiful steel head trout. >> reporter: he not only knows where his fish come from, he can tell a tale about each one. >> this came from massachusetts from a fishing vessel named stanley by a guy i know named seth. >> reporter: the personal connection is is hard to find. it's estimates more than 90% of the seafood is imported and less than 1% is tested by the government. >> is it better to buy organic? >> not really. in this country there's no legal standard for organic seafood. >> no legal standard? >> no, when they did the organic standards for meat and poultry and chicken, they excluded seafood. so when you see organic, it's not a legally e

it was vincent vinnie the chin gigante. second, you were there today. but we're not making light of this. this guy went from the highest of the high life to the low life of prison and wearing somebody else's jump suit everyday and having no control over your own life so what was the atmosphere you saw and took in there? >> well, it was pretty dour, people were fairly surprised when he came into the courtroom in the wheelchair. there was sort of a hush that fell followed by murmuring and people elbowing each other and saying, do you see he's coming in in a wheelchair, what's going on. it was not something people expected. i will say towards the end of the trial that wrapped up a couple of months ago, he was looking not terribly well to me. he had a pallor to him. maybe that's just the effect of having been in jail since june but there were times when emotionally it seemed like his lawyers were trying to console him or he might have been crying or breaking down a little bit towards the end of the trial so i can't tell you that i was really shocked to hear

to quote my does vinny, everything that guy just said is baloney.araphrase, with respect of course. >> sure. >> what mr. smith has been doing is campaigning just about everything he proposes. does. the way that team the liberal democrats, extremes, the left, bernie sanders, all people. always talking about raising taxes. mr. smith has voted repeatedly -- i have on my list, won't pull it out -- i have a list of at least 13 times he's to raise taxes, starting way back. he's in favor of obamacare, disaster. it would stifle what we're do in south carolina. more and more regulations, less progress. not to take the people to the hospital but take the people to the hospital. with telemedicine and nurse-practitioners. you --are >> $8 billion in new investment. 23,000 new jobs. just had the second year in a row, the national principal of year. we're on the way up. we have a lot of great things going for us. back toas we don't go where we've been and where other states are in decline all over andcountry with higher higher taxes, more and more regulations, suf

. >> by the way, congratulations on the sox and vinnie who is my friend from new jersey huge yankee fan, my friend, you lose. >> forecast. >> so let's go to the forecast for the house. this has pretty much stayed basically the same, no change. democrats still favored 226, republicans at 209. you need 218 for a majority. >> hold on a second. i have a question. >> yes. >> is this staying the same because you are not polling or because it's that steady? >> it's that steady. we will get to that -- well, you know, let's just go right here. not changing slot. so this is one of the main drivers, the national environment of what's going on. what we see all the way back on april 30th, the generic ballot, generic congressional ballot had democrats favored by 7%, now democrats favored by 8 percentage points. yes, there are changes in individual districts, if you go on cnn.com/forecast you will see individual districts changing but the top view things really aren't because a few races might move towards the democrats, a few might move towards republicans and they cancel each other. >> you were talk

. >> josh, first of all, let me lead with a huge mobster correction, it was vincent vinny the chin gigantisecond, you were there today, we're not making light of this, this guy went from the highest of the high life, to the low life of prison and wearing somebody else's jump suit every day, and having no control over your own life. so what was the atmosphere that you saw, and took in, there? >> well, well, it was pretty dower. people were fairly surprised when he came into the courtroom with a wheelchair. there was sort of a hush that fell followed by murmuring and people elbowing each other and saying do you see he is coming in a wheelchair, what is going on. it was not something that people had expected. although i will say, towards the end of the trial, that wrapped up a couple of months ago, he was looking not terribly well, to me. he had sort of a palor to him. maybe that is just the effect of having been in jail since june but there were also times emotionally it seemed his lawyers were trying to console him or he might have been croying or breaking down a little bit toward the end o

to quote my cousin vinny, everything that guy just said is baloney. with respect, of course. but mr. smith has been doing is -- everything he proposes, that is the way that team does that i mentioned a while ago, the liberal democrats, the extreme left, bernie sanders, always talking about raising taxes. mr. smith has voted repeated -- i have my list of at least 13 times he has voted to raise taxes starting way back. he is in favor of obama care, which is a disaster. it would stifle what we are try to do in south carolina. more and more regulations, less and less progress. the answer is not the take people to the hospital, but take the hospital to the people. you do that with telemedicine and nurse practitioners. >> but how are you the governor for today? how, $8 billion in new investment, 23,000 new jobs. we just had the second year in a row, the national principle in -- principal of the year. tolong as we don't go back where we have been and where other states are in, higher and higher taxes, more and more regulations, suffocating under obamacare, cobbling unions -- as long

to quote my cousin vinny, everything that guy just said is baloney. that's a paraphrase. [applause] >> with respect, of course. >> what mr. smith has been doing has campaigning just about everything he proposes that's the way the team does i mentioned a while ago, the liberal democrats, the extreatment, bernie sanders, all of those people, and talked about having had a list of at these 13 times voted to raise taxes and starting way back. he's in favor of obamacare, which is a disaster. it would stifle what we're trying to do in south carolina, more and more regulations, less progress. the answer is not to take the people to the hospital, but to take the hospital to the people. and do you that with telemedicine and with nurse practitioners. >> how about the governor for today. >> i'll tell you how, $8 billion in new investment. 23,000 new jobs. we just had the second year in a row the national principal of the year, national, was in south carolina. we're on the way up. we have a lot of great things going for us and as long as we don't go back to where we've been and where

to quote my cousin vinnie, everything that guy just said is baloney. that's a paraphrase.plause] with respect, of course. >> sure. >> he's campaigning in just about everything it proposes. that's way that team does, the liberal democrats, the bernie sanders, all those people, always talking about raising taxes. mr. smith has voted repeatedly -- the i have in my list of at least 13 times he's voted to raise taxes starting way back. he's in favor of obamacare which is a disaster. it would stifle what we're trying to do in south carolina, more and more regulations, less and less progress. the answer to that is not to take the people to the hospital, but take the hospital to the people. you do that with telemedicine and with nurse practitioners -- >> but how are you the governor for today? obviously, he's been the -- >> well, i'll tell you how, $8 billion in new investment, 23,000 new jobs. we just had the second year in a row the national principal of the year was in south carolina. we're on the way up. we have a lot of great things going for us, and as long as we don't go ba

stuck that money into an averagely performing stock fund that naturally he would have been wealthy vinnieends? what he said at the time was the money he was given would have been subject to $550 million in gift tax. yes, you can lend me money any time now use the trump accountant all three others will sail off into the together. i think to be honest with you this only highlights why so many americans on both sides of the political spectrum have asked that the president releases tax returns. it is another one of their self—inflicted stories i think if he had releases returns, we wouldn't be talking about it today. could he be prosecuted for it? zanu—pf i don't think so. i'm not a tax lawyer by trade. it seems to me that you would have to have well—publicised tax forms. there is more to be seen here by don't think there is any legal jeopardy for the president at this juncture. i think this is one of those stories that falls into the totally partisan camp. if you are a supporter of him... as we get to the end of what has been a pretty bruising week, ron, in american politics with this coming

. >> reporter: vinny millbourn hails from a long line of fishermen.mpany in new york specializes in local, domestic, and traceable species. his store front acts as a fish market, raw bar and restaurant. >> where do you buy your fish? >> i have a network of small boat fishermen in wharves all over the country that are shipping to me daily or by error by truck and we are processing every single day to bring in high-quality, fresh seafood. this is a beautiful steel head trout. >> he not only knows where his fish came from, can he tell a tale about each one. >> >> this striped bass came from massachusetts from a fishing vessel named stanley by a guy i know named seth. >> reporter: that personal connection is hard to find. it's estimated more than 90% of the seafood consumed in the u.s. is imported and less than 1% is tested by the government. >> is it better to buy organic seafood? >> not really. in this country there's no legal standard for organic for seafood. >> no legal standard? >> no. had they did the stabbed ards for meat and poultry and chicken th

>> this is coming from vinny and mick -- the request. >> thank you for the request. >> we are taking for all your favorite 90s songs, mariah carey of course. it is looking beautiful out there on this saturday, october 13. good morning, thank you for waking up with us. >>> we will have your weather and just a moment, first here is what is making news this morning, we go back to the hotel workers and san francisco, they remain on strike, many and the ticket line since last night. >>> over the past 24 hours, dozens of people have been cited after demonstrators blocked traffic, we will have more on what is expected today, and tell you what workers are demanding. today is the treasure island music festival, if you do not have one already, you will need a plan to get there. >> and the next half hour we will speak with the festival producers on what to expect with this year's lineup, and how to get there through public transportation. >>> who could forget about the giant gord taking over half moon bay? this is massive. >> this is always fun to see, it is incredible the work that goes into t

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host: vinnie in tennessee, a republican. caller: i have a couple of comments in a quick question.n i see mr. boot on television, it seems to me he does not just present his argument as disagreeing with the president. he actually comes across as if he despises president trump. i don't quite understand that. i look at our economy that is humming a long. we are safe as a country. we have a conservative 5-4 supreme court. i don't understand how someone who claims to be a conservative could vote for hillary clinton, encourage others to do so, and plan to vote the democratic line in november. i would like for him to explain that to me because i just don't get it. guest: i am happy to explain it. i will be the first to admit from a conservative perspective donald trump has done a few things a lot of other republican presidents would have done like a pointy supreme court justices. to me you have to weigh in the balance. that that far outweighs the good. tofired the fbi director stop an investigation of his own campaign. he daily denigrates the attorney general for not stopping the investi