richard: right. lemonis: what does it cost to deliver it for every one of these? -richard: $3. -lemonis: so now i'm at $14. you're selling this for $28? so basically, i have a 50% margin on this. you may disagree with this, but a 50% margin on this product just isn't good enough. richard: [ sighs ] lemonis: if you're looking at the margins on the 2 1/2-gallon product, just on the surface, they look good. but after you factor in all the labor, the cost of the machinery, the cost to run the business, the margins aren't that great. so 50%'s not good enough. we need to be closer to 60% to absorb the labor. in order to drive down the cost or improve the margins, the single-biggest ingredient has to be resolved, and that's the cost of the cream. richard: when i can buy my milk right, i get this down to the $6 range in milk, we're doing this for under $9. lemonis: well, i want to get that milk price down. -richard: but it fluctuates. -lemonis: i understand, but i want to get some sort of contract price base

richard: it is all that and more. it is not that i thought i was going to sit with my martini and my typewriter overlooking my balcony. i thought it would be in paris or something like that. instead i was going to go to the middle east and make my part in the world. because i thought it was going to be the next story in the world. you can't look at the puck coming up to expect where it is going to go. i thought the next place, the middle east. so i moved out there. young journalism students, i always say, you want to be a great journalist, think about 20 years from now. we are you going to be then? to know that story? without getting too far ahead of myself. charlie: where the next great story is coming from. and do you want to be covering that? the tools you need. richard: i moved to the middle east. i moved to cairo. it was a poor neighborhood. i was integrating myself and learning the language and the culture. there was a system in place. i call this system in the book the system of the big men. they were mubarak i

richard: and more. it is not that i thought i was going to sit with my martini overlooking my balcony. i thought it would be in paris or something like that. i was going to go to the middle east and make my part in the world. i thought it was going to be the next story. you can't look at the puck coming up to expect where it is going to go. i thought the next place, the middle east. i moved out there. young students say, you want to be a great journalist, think about 20 years from now. we are you going to be then? to know that story? without getting too far ahead of myself. charlie: where the next great story is coming from. do you want to be covering that? richard: imovie. the middle east. i moved to cairo. it was a poor neighborhood. i was integrating myself and learning the language and the culture. there was a system in place. i call this the system of the big men. they were mubarak in egypt, the assad family. could doff the in libya. -- qaddafi in libya. a system had been locked in place with big m

richard: chaos. charlie: possibility of rogue states. richard: it is a failed state right now. egypt, to continue this model of status quo destruction, chaos, out of the chaos emerges a new series. egypt is leading the way. i think there will be more attempts in libya and syria and iran -- i rock. onwho's been tougher cracking down on dissent than mubarak was. richard: i'm not saying this is a good thing. , a lotple in the regions of them will embrace the strongmen because if you live in aleppo or a suburb of damascus, there's no food, there's a checkpoint from a militant wearing a ski mask in front of your house. you can't sustain that forever. your kids are going to school. there's no power. there's no gas. you will reach out to someone who offers an easy solution. dictators offer easy solutions. charlie: let's talk about three things. you becoming a foreign correspondent. what are the critical qualities of being a good correspondent? it is beyond a capacity to go days and days without sleep. it is also an element of courage. but what else? >> i think you have to believe in i

richard! just a second. i'll get cynthia. come on, richard. you've gotto talk to her. he won'ttalk to you. yeah, i guess so. ok. i promise.where are you? i'll leave right away. is keith all right? keith's fine.richard wants to talk. i'm going. i promised you wouldn't. how can i let-- cynthia, cynthia. it's the only way. hey, keith.how you doing? great, mr. keaton. i scored a free game. hey, way to go. richard. hi, steve.thanks for coming. mind if i smoke? thanks. i hateto stop midpack. richard, what are you doing? i'm not sure. i'm confused as hell. that's whyi wanted to talk. what you're doing is crazy. there's no way she'staking him to san diego. you're breaking the law. it's notabout the law, steve. it's about my feelings. it's about my life. what about keith's life? look, i am doing thisfor keith. what are you doing for him, making him a fugitive? you have no money, you don't know where you're going, you're leaving your job. you're not doing this to help keith. you're doing it to hurt cynthia. come on, richard. let's go home. i think we should stop at home first. i

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we are with richard haass. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ "surveillance" from london and new york. we do international relations, which means that the map of the middle east is being withdrawn. i understand this challenge will never go away. is there a new twist or turn for 2016? richard: sorry to say, but unlikely. i have written about the middle east being involved in a latter-day 30 years war. syria is in some ways the most intense locus of all of that. kerry posted an eight minute message yesterday that was absolutely disturbing, but in that message he posted that boost -- that boots on the ground will not change it. richard: the united states already has considerable boots on the ground. andowing amount in syria, we will probably increase that. ash carter indicated that last week. it is not the only answer. is training local forces, or they will not come out of the woodwork. vonnie: john kerry was making the point that it is not going to solve anything. negotiation, and aid immediately. richard: bu

richard reeve is there now. rich, what can you tell us? richard: alison, d.c. fire and the atf are investigating to figure out what happened at the clare richard parkman's on m street. d.c. fire tweeted dramatic video shortly after the fire broke out this evening after 9:30 p.m. a lot of units were out here responding to this. it now appears the fire started on the top floor of this building. they managed to get it quickly under control, but one firefighter was injured. a lot of terrified residents inside. we spoke to one as she came out of the building. >> the alarm went off, there was a lot of smoke, and we all came down. if it was not for me checking my mail box, i would not have known about the serious fire. richard: why do you say that? >> i never would have known. the bell rung, i smelled smoke and i came down the steps. i'm in a wheelchair. i cannot walk at all. thank god i made it down. richard: frightening moments. this is an assisted living facility, a lot of handicapped folks, elderly folks. the top floor window, that is where they believed the fire

thank you, richard. partnering with karma hot yogurt -- yoga to bring you a new event on fitness and beer, beginning today there will be free yoga classes in the mulhouse taproom over the rhine. the classes are for all levels the course will be followed by drinks at the tap room. the classes will run every sunday from 11:30 to 12:30. the south carolina primary has caused major changes in the race for the white house. and kentucky, facing off against texas a&m, looking to make a stand. we will talk about the tough matchup in your morning sports. and a live look outside at city cam five at the daniel carter p bridge. st february is huge for us. all our handcrafted classic footlongs are just $6 each, even our subway club and chicken & bacon ranch melt. $6 footlongs are a big deal. but the media is going a little crazy. i am in the heart of what is now being called "sub-mageddon." with an incredible amount of accumulation inside... that now seems to be spilling out on the streets. i have never seen anything

-richard: i know! lemonis: so, this is it? richard: so, this is it. what do you think? lemonis: it's interesting to see how different it looks. this place last time was a war zone. this is our biggest makeover to date -- an 11,000-square-foot facility and a state-of-the-art ice-cream factory. with all this new equipment, i'm excited to see how it works. so, what does this do? michael: this is a pint filler. this takes a pint, drops it into the carousel, fills it with ice cream, heat-seals it, date-codes it, and ejects it out the other end. lemonis: what does a machine like this cost? michael: this is about $150,000. lemonis: just for this little thing? -michael: yes. -lemonis: $150,000? michael: you'll make it up in waste. lemonis: well, aren't you in charge anymore? can i see the process? -michael: we can, yeah. -lemonis: let's do it. [ machine whirs ] this machine is our future, and it can fill up to 4,000 pints per hour. we get $2.50 for every pint that we sell. that means we can generate up to $10,000 an hour, or $80,000 in an eight-hour day. -come on, lori! -lori:

richard: she is a member of st. james, her children attend a class there, and she believes in second amendment rights. >> if my kids were there, i think i would have more of a hard time. richard: some of the windows are frosted over so kids cannot look in. there is one door, which is for security. the owner says he is not faced. -- he is not phased. the more people talk about it the more customers walk through the doors. kimberly: that is probably true. cool but clear conditions today. devon lucie has a look at the rest of the weekend forecast. you are talking about snow, 12 days ago, and outlooks like we are getting more? devon: that is monday, tuesday time frame. a live look at the nation's capital tonight, a snapshot. we have cleared off the cloud cover late in the day. we had a blanket of clouds. the national harbor, looking west 6:05, still see a little bit of daylight in the western sky, sunset. we are adding daylight. a hard freeze this morning and culpeper, 44 the high temperature today. the cloud cover kept

richard chiles with their plan to keep you safe. richard: good morning. city of cincinnati already working overtime, getting crews on the road. but, of course, also getting preparation for the winter weather event, zach west fall and his guys at aaa. fleet services, you're always on the road, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. when we see you guys rolling up, it's a life saver. talk about the services you provide in trucks showing up and helping motorists. >> it's about getting people on the go so we don't have to call tow trucks. a lot of services are for flat tires, dead batteries. if you run out of gas, lock your keys in your car while you're letting it warm up. we can pull you out. it's all about keeping you safe. richard: josh is getting ready to hit the road this morning. you've got 20 drivers fanned throughout the tri-state, working this morning. >> we've got 20 guys out. tomorrow, we're anticipating it being busier, so we'll have more out tomorrow. richard: covering all areas of the tri-state, making sure motorists are prepared. carrying the gold aa

richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. in campaign news, the countdown to the new hampshire primary, --nie sanders had now has bernie sanders now has a two to clinton.over hillary meantime, hillary clinton is mobilizing supporters in northern virginia. they held phone banks in fairfax and rest and tonight, part of a series of organizing events to build support head of the march 1 primary. on the other side, polls show donald trump still holding the lead in new hampshire. kasich, and jeb bush are behind. we have learned that carly fiorina will be excluded from the next gop debate saturday night. you can watch that right here on abc 7. coming up, calling lawmakers imbeciles. the story of america's most hated ceo gets stranger and stranger. alison: plus, a popular app under the microscope in connection with a teenager's murder. we asked the kik [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] leon: you want to get anybody's attention aroun

richard burner will join us later. he has been working with secretary lew of treasury. .nd robert hormats joins us we are thrilled to have him here , with his public service to secretary clinton and for years at goldman sachs international. have you ever been to a g-20 photo op? bob: i have been to many of them. some of them are substance, some of them are ups. whereho figures out everybody stands? bob: there is a lot of time and effort that goes into that. in china -- tom: the ceremony of this event is serious. do you expect any serious consequences out of shanghai? bob: it will give the chinese a sense of how the rest of the world views what is going on there. , theature policymakers finance minister, the governor of the central bank, will have the opportunity to explain in greater depth to their fellow ministers what is going on in china, what the long-term views in china are. that will help. it will clarify things, even if it will not produce dramatic results. tom: bring up the chart. this is a bloomberg summary of

good afternoon to you, richard. so we know that donald trump, bernie sanders, both are predicted to win today in new hampshire, so who do we think is going to come in second place? richard: yes, an interesting question, brent. it is pretty certain there are only two candidates in the race on the democratic side, hillary clinton expected to come in second, and on the republican side, second place is every bit as important as the battle for the top, and as you said, the polls two-point towards a victory for donald trump. he does have a wide margin, but if he does lose some support, which is entirely plausible, given that he does not have such controlled ground operation inh new hampshire as many of the other and it its due, not such a big operation to get people to come to polling stations like this to cast their ballots, it is possible that donald trump underperforms, but many expect him to at least win, but that battle is key. it is a very crowded battle, especially with the sort of establishment lane, as they are c

richard: good morning. taylor grant passed away february 3 after a battle with neuroblastoma. taylor will be remembered. a five-year-old taylor inspired many people in greater the community wanted to honor him with a superhero sendoff, because he loved the ninja turtles. jc battle and sons donated the funeral services. people across the tri-state donated flowers and limo spring grove cemetery discounted his burial plot. these final acts of kindness give comfort to taylor's mother. taylor blessed all of us. i thank god we were able to share our story. richard: today, a private visitation begins at 9:30. the public funeral is scheduled for 11:00. as of monday, team taylor became an official nonprofit organization, dedicated to helping other kids jonathan. students in harrison are trying flint, michigan. they're hosting a bottled water drive. the fundraiser is organized at harrison junior school. they're teaming up with kroger. there will be a booth at the harrison kroger location from 10:00 until 2:00. more t

richard is live downtown for the opening weekend of the home and garden show. hey, richard. richard: the home and garden show has no going on for 48 years. an amazing opportunity, a wonderful right of passage for springtime. time to get started on your projects, a great place to come down here and dream. you guys make the dreams come true. it' s a wonderful show, thank you for what you do. >> thank you, we have been doing this for quite a while now. i' ve been doing the show for 38 to 40 years. richard: what makes the show so special? you cannot with -- connect with local customers. talk about what you do it home this year. >> you called it a right of spring, you couldn' t be more accurate terms of what most people think of it. richard: my buddy has a honey do list that his wife gives him. what is the bigs -- big thing in the spring this year? >> outdoor living has been a major new feather in our cap. we have been doing some very remarkable work in that regard. a lot of folks are interested. it' s not just that basic porch in the back. richard: that is what you do so well. g

good morning, richard. richard: jonathan, good morning. two more days to get here to the duke energy center for this amazing show. greg romenski from ford, talk to us about coming in here, talking to folks, and seeing them at the dealerships. >> this gives folks a chance to check out the products from the suvs, to the small cars to the trucks. kick the tires and see what they're comfortable with before going into the dealership. richard: 17.5 million cars sold last year. a lot of excitement behind a show like this. >> it's exciting to see the new tech in the cars. it's a lot to talk about. trucks, suvs, big movers always. >> especially lately. trucks and suvs a hot part of the market. richard: you get a chance, see all the vehicles. 400 cars on the floor from 35 different manufacturers representing all of the local dealers in the tri-state. the show gets started today. doors opening at 10:00 this morning. going until 9:00 tonight. opening back up at 11:00 tomorrow, going again until 5:0011 5:0011 5:00 5:00. $11 to come in. three dollar dis

reporting live at nku, richard chiles, wlwt news 5. jonathan: thanks, richard. mounting concerns over the threat of the zika virus. coming up, the cdc's message to couples in the united states. it's understandable. and a big night for local basketball teams with one squad earning their first gmc title. the news 5 sports crew has details coming up in sports. a live look outside. citycam 5. wow. we've got a lot of blue in the sky awfully quickly. two celestial bodies glistening. that's the north star and the jonathan: welcome back. concern is mounting over the growing threat of the zika virus inside the united states. more than a dozen states confirm infections. friday, the cdc issued a new recommendation. for men who have traveled to zika infested areas, they recommend not having sex with their pregnant partner for the duration of the pregnancy. for pregnant women, the impact on unborn children is devastating. rick scott has declared a public health emergency in five counties in florida. in hawaii, the first case of a newborn suffering brain damage linked to zika

richard chiles is live for us in campaign. good morning, richard. richard: good morning. you are looking at a list of law enforcement agencies working to make sure that this super bowl sunday is safe for everyone enjoying the game and the celebrations. talk to me about bringing this coalition of folks together. >> it is important because today is super bowl sunday, the largest sporting event of the year. we are trying to get folks to not be behind the wheel while drinking or impaired in any other form. so, we are pairing up with local pizza places today, sending out there will be stickers on top of the boxes just to remind everyone to have a designated driver if you are out celebrating with friends today. a simple reminder -- richard: a simple reminder and a powerful message. no one wants investigators coming to your home or talking to a loved one today. >> exactly. we hope that this message reaches hundreds, if not thousands of people. richard: it is a victory in saving just one life, an important message here. reporuing live, richard chiles. jonathan: thanks, richard. s

hey, richard. richard: jonathan, good morning. you're absolutely right. behind the wheel of a cadillac cts. just one of 400 vehicles here under the roof at the duke energy convention center. amazing day to come down, if you're in the market for a car. anything you can imagine, from the family suv to those porsches, land rovers, cars of dreams and fantasy all waiting here. great experience for everybody to get in. doors opening up, 10:00 this morning. going to stay open until 9:00 tonight and 11:00 until 5:00 tomorrow. great day to get out and see some of the amazing things. 2016, 2017 model year vehicles. 35 manufactures. 400 cars. underneath the duke energy center roof. one of the things that is great is you get the chance to get behind the wheel of the mustang 5.0 gt. take it around the track in a simulator. lots of stuff for the kids to do. kentucky speedway getting in on the action. they've got the pit crew experience working as well. lots of fun things to see and do, getting out here. doors opening up at the duke energy center this morning at 10:00.

richard chiles is live downtown s event. good morning, richard. already underway. listen to these numbers. 804 steps, 45 floors , 10 times. that give you an idea of the intensity of the vertical mile in the cincinnati milestone of the current tower. this is an amazing thing all for a great job -- cause. >> at benefits the american long association and the work we do in ohio. we have people going up 10 times , coming down 10 times. a vertical mile up and a mile down. richard: a vertical mile up, a vertical mile down. an amazing cause. we have seen competitors come back to get a quick water a fundraiser and an awareness raiser for you guys. fighting. >> the american lung association fights copd as you said. lung cancer, lung cancer is a big problem. it is the number one killer of both men and women. also, asthma. all of the funds raised today will help against the dutch will help the fight against lung cancer in copd and asthma. richard: if you still want to be a part, registration get started at 9:00 and continues until 9:00. everyone else gets a chance to climb the

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reporting live, richard chiles, wlwt news 5. richard jones, look out for this. >> what are you doing in here? that's not how you dance. jonathan: it's the female deputy in the front there, you can see her, she's got her hand on her knee. watch her as this goes on. she can dance. the butler county sheriff's department tweeted out the dance party friday. the video ends if you're going to party with us this super bowl, don't drink and drive. the video has more than 150,000 views. you can watch the entire video on wlwt.com. appeal to football fans, as they do every year, by hosting the super bowl of preaching event. the preaching competition will put senior pastor brian tome against teaching pastor chuck mingo. there will be tailgating, a pregame show, smack talk and a halftime show. organizers say it's one of the highest attended weekends of the year. check it out at one of their six locations. across the river in covington, a mardi gras celebration, complete with revellers, beads and plenty of fun, including the annual parade. that's got to be a dance troupe. they're just too good. thi

wlwt news 5's richard chiles is live with tips from aaa. hey, richard. richard: jonathan, good morning. you're right. road crews are out. city of cincinnati has been doing 12-hour routes, starting yesterday, in preparation for the winter weather event. but just as these road crews are preparing, show should you when roads. zack westfall from aaa. services. you're on the roads making thousands of road emergency service stops. this is one of the pickup trucks that provides services to members. tell us what you do. >> your basic tire changes. we carry lockout equipment in car while letting it warm up. we carry de-icer if your locks are frozen, aerosols to clean up your battery. wd-40 to free up bolts rusted on. we carry batteries. we can install batteries in most vehicles. we carry testing equipment to make sure your battery is strong. we can do fuel deliveries as well. richard: you're very full service. as a warning to folks as they're hitting the roads, what should i be carrying with me? i know your crews are out getting ready to hit the road. they've bee

richard: here is another look at that desk -- sketch. we just learn from police that they believe this is the guy who put his hands on that girls backpack after those men followed her after she got off a school bus. this happened in broad daylight. it's got a lot of parents worry. in this quiet neighborhood -- >> it's a little bit scary, someone grabbing a teenage girls backpack. richard: big concerns about safety. >> it's not a robbery. richard: police are looking for this man and and a complex who followed a 16-year-old girl after she got off her school bus, one of the two grabbing her backpack. >> are people getting attacked in broad daylight. it is scary. quickly word has spread in this neighborhood. especially worrying, parents say, because this happened at 4:20 in the afternoon when many children are getting off the bus. >> we are not sure what is going to happen. was ad: police say there brief struggle, and then the girl ran off. >> this community is pretty new. richard: the area housing association and neighborhood watch are on a

commissioner president fong commissioner vice president richards commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore and commissioner wu commissioner johnson will be absent today through the chair commissioners i'd like to call commission matters out of order to take up future agendas commissioners due to the increased volume of applications your advanced calendar has ballooned through april the continuance of the affordable housing bonus program took to february and other continuance impacted the advanced calendar the additional to stay here until you midnight or 2:00 a.m. so i don't think you want to do that i suggest we reinstate the march 31 to the 2016 schedule and possibly discuss the hearings easily the day like 10 or 11:00 a.m. you could we arrange the agenda to take up certain items for commissioners that may not be able to attend i'll leave that up to you initially take a vote to reinstate march 21st, 2016. >> commissioner antonini. >> i've very much in favor of that project sponsors were concerned about trying to get on calendar i explained the calendar is busy you i th

hey, richard. richard: jonathan, good morning. the houses in bloom inside the duke energy center. springtime waiting for the home improvement ideas that you've got to get done. the best thing about this show, getting a chance to talk with the vendors, the family businesses, the folks like bock b bart. you've been doing this for 50 years in the tri-state. amazing to talk with the customers. >> thanks for having me this morning. we love doing this work for our clients around the area. helping them with their design to get their dream backyard and us bards love to play together. we try to bring other families involved and say hey, you can have a lot of fun together. richard: family fun has been a theme for you guys. i'm looking at the landscaping, the stone scapes. i've got to talk about the indoor/outdoor room. it's one of the things you do so well. >> thank you very much. it's all about the outdoor living. our whole industry is going to outdoor living. try to bring the inside out. and you'll see that with fireplaces, with patios, f

. >> commissioner vice president richards that i have i guess staff you've done work and answered all the questions online i got the answers and maps and things put together and comments >> just to be clear to cleaver the language we felt we have been having an sledder pace of community meetings we forwarded these we knew a lot of things for maybe continue to a donates when we can digest so we can do something in 3 week. >> if we push this to the board you feel confront you know what the issues are i don't know it is the same as having for dialogue if we'll come back with responses but that's up to you we can come back sooner april 7th if that makes a difference and director rahaim i was going to do say what bill said in front of is a number of issues you've raised a number of issues that the communities has raised it would be our normal practice to not when there are those many issues not to move forward so see the next phase of work this is normally what you'll do nicole certainly take our issues to the board but normally you'll want to see the issues reluctance. >> commissioner ant

hey, richard. richard: good morning. i'm with mandy wells with the warn ren county safe communities organization. on this super bowl sunday, keeping people safe. staying safe begins at home with the host, doesn't isn't it. >> it does. we know that today, the super bowl is the most national sporting event throughout the year. lots of parties and gatherings with friends and family. we want you to plan ahead. >> in that planning ahead, there are things hosts can do to make sure guests are safe. there are other things i need to keep an eye on for my company. >> we want people to watch the patrons. too much to drink, take their keys or get them a ride home so we don't have accidents or injuries. richard: in your coalition, we've had a chance to see the coroner, trooper herd. this is bringing people together terms of being safe. >> it is. it takes a lot of effort from from all organizations within the county. our primary goal is to prevent death and injury on the roads. richard: keeping people safe, planning ahead and an impor

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richards key to success and his longevity is simple, he says.--sot up full 22:38:17((richards: you have to change with the kids and changes with the times))((broo track))all of richards' assistant coaches at mason played for him. his coaching tree extends wide, with former players and assistants now head basketball coaches in the tri state. and they know his strategies very well.--sot up full 22:40:23--22:40:26 ((richards: believe me, yes! and they know what i want to do before i know what i want to do))--sot up full 23:23:10 ((broo: as big a story as the coach is, maybe as bigger story is the team. mason lost its first game of the season. it hasn't lost since))((broo track))the comets are riding an 18-game winning streak. their top scorer says it's because richards never lets them take a break.--sot up full 22:44:46--22:44:51 ((lamotte: no sir, you'll find yourself on the bench next to coach richards if you take a break in the game)) ((broo track))no letting up, for a team that's won 18 coached 300 wins. in mason, ken broo, nine on your side. i

richard? richard: this is where the police are investigating the case, but the focus is on the mother and daughter who lost their lives earlier this week. tonight, they were remembered. >> ♪ we all need somebody to lean on ♪ >> this is a celebration. we are celebrating a life. >> she was a beautiful person. richard: dozens gathered at this elementary school. >> she had so much to give. it's a tragedy. davis, aneshante beloved teacher here, and her daughter, chloe. they were gunned down tuesday outside of therefore washington condo. the killer, 25-year-old daron johnson, chloe's father. court documents say that he was angry over a court order to pay $600 per month in child support to chloe. he waited that morning outside and opened fire on davis and the toddler. now, just days later, so many minimum raise -- so many memories. two precious lives cut short. who canoo many people understand. and sorry she had to go through that. richard: so much talk about what might have been. johnson is in j

hey, richard. richard: eric cross and i have had the event to ourselves. getting a chance to take a sneak preview of all of the great home improvements and backyard deliveries expected for spring throughout the tri-state. this is the 48th year for the cincinnati home and garden show. it's a great opportunity to see all that is new in home improvements. great opportunities for landscaping, stone scapes, that water effect and feature that you want. expand the space from inside to outdoors, a trend we're seeing throughout housing this year. the show been going on for 48 years, bringing the best in home improvements right here to the the doors, again, open up at 10:30 this morning. for children, it's free for kids under 12. they'll be doing the free labor for dad. admission is $13. but you get a three dollar discount if you pick up the ticket from kroger. the show closes today, but opens back up next wednesday through sunday again. for all those do-it-yourselfers and home improvement folks, making that list and checking it twice, trying to find all the items t

richard: nothing surprises me with donald trump. david: you knew him. richard: for 50 years. david: what does that tell you about what kind of president he would be? richard: he has some great leadership qualities, he is charismatic, great communication skills. i think there is some question people have about his, let's say, his brashness. we have had others like that in the past like teddy roosevelt. some say he is ruthless but lyndon johnson was ruthless. there are a lot qualified people that are running for president and there are a lot of out of the box people running for president. it is strange in my mind that it is how this is still down to that. david: very diplomatic. stephanie: thank you. ♪ stephanie: welcome back. you are watching bloomberg go on this monday host super bowl morning. the man behind four ads that ran in the super bowl, he is also with us. some first news. vonnie: president obama is asking congress for money to combat the zika virus. to love the senate key voices on the fest say the navy should the new ship.g chris christie ram self-defense after ma