establishment let her go for not pulling her to put the entire staff. the restaurant owner said that is not true. that is where we pick up tonight come is it legal? the u.s. attorney and talking feds podcast host, center for life in the present attorney, welcome back, gentlemen. thank you, shannon, glad to be with you. shannon: okay come i want to play a sound bite. this is a waitress on fox & friends. i was told by a shift manager right after the filming and the table was done and exiting the restaurant that anything over 20% would be taken by the restaurant to be divvied out. shannon: now, the people who arrange the dinner wanted specifically the tip to go to her part of $100 dinner challenge where you invite a bunch of people and they agree
yeah, definitely overwhelmed. blindsided with happiness and joy and and disbelief honestly that it was even happening. steve: then the restaurant asked you, they said that big tip, you have to split it with everybody, right? yeah. i was told by shift manager right after the filming of the announcement and then the table was done with their dinner, exiting the restaurant, that anything over 20% would be taken by the restaurant to be divvied out. steve: i understand you contacted directly the person who had given you the tip and you said thank you very much. and then they found out that you were supposed to split it at the restaurant for the money back and they gave it to you directly. bill, why are you here today?
ainsley: are kids supposed to still have chores and allowances. i m such a believer in chores. all studies have shown kids with chores are less whiny and more responsible. i have a big family. there is no way a parent can do it all. so it has to be divvied out. it is a team. so it s ease glory a big family. ainsley: how do you do it in your house what do you do as far as chores? do you have a chart? i m an excellent del gator. when they walk in the room and they see me they will turn around they know i m going to go that dishwasher. i believe in chores. i believe that that sense of responsibility and service to it has to start at home. reward after chores. not necessarily. if it s like clean out the garage i might pay someone to do that. i have an idea for rachel as a mother of 8 children you should form your own cleaning service. you have 8 volunteers. somebody doing the bathroom. someone cleaning out the garage.
number of law enforcement officials there on the scene. fbi, atf agents. juli juliette, when a tragic mass shooting like this, they are coming upon the scene, i imagine responsibilities are sort of divvied out, so to speak. what would the federal investigators be taking on in this investigation? specifically? well, familiar having all these different entities come up so an incident command is formed. the lead is going to be local police department. the fbi is providing support. such a small town, in terms of forensics, in terms of honorable body you know, the sort of corpses, you know, you need to do this in a way that s respectful of what happened. the fbi has resources for that. of course, it took place in a church. it s going to be a question whether this satisfies requirements of hate crime, federal law, does not appear to be terrorism in the legal sense of the term. in terms of was there an