is this planet popcorn? >> this is planet popcorn. >> how you doing?> good. >> i'm marcus. >> casey. >> i came by to see you guys. >> my name is casey. i do all the accounting here. i'd like to see the business more organized. there's a renewal packet that came from your insurance company that is nowhere to be found. >> yeah, it's over here. >> it expires today. i'd like to see the business grow. so it's really good to have the help of somebody like marcus. >> is this the whole place right here? >> this is just the office part. back there is where we do--like, cook all the popcorn. >> my name is brittney mcbride, and i'm sharla's daughter. >> we need to roll all this and wrap it. >> do you want me to count disney first? >> yeah, 'cause we have to do the reports. >> okay. i do cash control, i count money, you know, whatever my mother asks me to do. >> how do you guys function in this? >> [laughs] it's very tight. >> we just do. i know. >> is there, like, another trap door that takes me somewhere? >> this is my mom's desk. it's actually cleaner than norm

lemonis: let's go make some popcorn.tonight on "the profit," i head to south carolina to get a real taste of good old-fashioned barbecue. norton: if the fat ain't dripping on the coals, it's not barbecue. lemonis: a mom-and-pop operation has quickly grown into a million-dollar business. you're almost doing $1 million a year. you guys aren't mom-and-pop anymore. they are struggling to keep up. norton: we've grown faster than we ever imagined we would grow. we have not caught up with ourselves. lynn: this is overwhelming. lemonis: authentic, down-home cooking never goes out of style. lynn: mom always taught us, whatever we do, we do at our best. lemonis: if i can stabilize this business... we're not charging enough. ...there's big money to be made. this meal was amazing. these ribs are ridiculous. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you don't like money, don't follow my advice.

lemonis: let's go make some popcorn.-lifetime chance to pitch the sharks in hopes of getting an investment to start, grow, or save their businesses. we rent digital books for $5 a day. are you nuts? i have spent zero marketing dollars. you're just a marketing machine. narrator: the entrepreneurs must convince a shark to invest the full amount they're asking for, or they'll walk away with nothing. you're saying it's worth a million dollars? absolutely. how many have you sold? 450. you are an inventor, not an entrepreneur. o'leary: you will have no hair. you will both look like me when this is over. narrator: if the sharks hear a great idea... you have a great business. ...they're ready to invest using their own money. [ laughter ] and they're willing to fight each other for a piece of the action.

lemonis: and what does the popcorn cost that goes in in? sharla: $5. here? sharla: a divider. 45 cents. lemonis: okay. sharla: shrink band, another 45 cents. sticker, 28 cents. lemonis: okay. how much does the labor cost? sharla: a few dollars. lemonis: and so you're right under $17. then you got to pay for shipping. sharla: we have a flat-rate shipping of $5. lemonis: so, what are your margins? sell it for $48. sharla: if we sell it for $48 and it costs me... lemonis: including shipping, call it $24, $25. what are your margins? sharla: well, it's almost 50%. lemonis: this is a new sharla. she knows her numbers and she's tracking her money. but more importantly, she took responsibility for the things she did, and she's turned it around. sharla, what happened to disney? sharla: what happened to disney? lemonis: what happened to that account? is it fair to say that the disney relationship just didn't work out? sharla: is that what we're here to talk about? lemonis: if i ask you, there's a reason i'm asking. i'm trying to understand it. sharla, you okay?

lemonis: let's go make some popcorn.s a family-run clothing company with seven stores across the country, but they have stumbled badly over the past two years. lousy decisions... noemi: i never approved this design. -nicolas: you approved this. -stephanie: are you kidding? lemonis: ...and poor execution... i just see cash. ...have put the company in a deep financial hole. that's created a ton of family drama. nicolas: you want all of the accolade without doing any of the work. lemonis: if they can't figure out a way to iron out their differences, there won't be a business to fight over. stephanie: nicolas, i don't want him to walk out that door because of this. lemonis: my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses.

lemonis: let's go make some popcorn. (man) the sharks are back.ucts and businesses america has to offer. the only thing that really matters--what is it? money. hopeful entrepreneurs come to the shark tank seeking an investment to start, grow, or save their businesses. (man) we're not asking for your money for a handout. we just need a little bit of work. if the sharks hear a great idea, they're ready to invest using their own money... got in over 400 requests for franchise information. love it, baby! all right, baby. let's go! and fight each other for a piece of the action. i'm gonna make an offer. okay, wait. before you make an offer... wait. let me make an offer. but first the entrepreneurs must convince a shark to invest the full amount they're asking for, or they'll walk away with nothing. we're gonna project $4.8 million in 2 years.

the cows come a runnin' back and now we see them eating the delicious popcorn. >> so weird. if only cattle wrestlers back in the day knew the power of the trombone. >>> there are many christmas traditions, you put out cookies for santa. another, one, though, happened over the last few years. chip chop, another one to enjoy. >> i love these. in make me happy. every holiday i. wonder hoop starring in this one. >> i wonder, too.

after the popcorn popped and shoots out of the box, he starts playing his trombone again. this the cows come running back and we see them eating the delicious popped corn. >> if only cattle rustlers had known the power of the trombone. >> there are many christmas traditions. you put out cookies for santa. >> i love these. they make me happy. >> i wonder who is starring in this one? >> i wonder, too. >> i've got a fat head. >> i've got a good arm. >> we are cute little elves. >> these things are so much fun. you go and find them every year. you put your own face in there or your friends. send them out. >> looks like a lot of fun. >> that's it for "right this minute." happy holidays, everybody. we'll see you next time. >>> the man in red trying to wake a little boy to say santa's here. how he tuned out the chaos the night before christmas. >> winter vacation means skiing. why he was luckier than her on the slopes. >> air canada offers everybody in this bar a round. >> wait a minute is it a -- my wild guess was their good luck.

free popcorn! you want to come by? this person showed up. free popcorn! want to watch "the interview"? >> oh, yeah, love to. >> reporter: so did melvin terry along with nearly a dozen others. come on in, have a seat. we sat down in the kpix 5 newsroom to watch arguably one of the most controversial movies of all time. certainly of this century. >> you want to us assassinate the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> what?! >> reporter: raise your hand. who liked the movie? so we asked our guests to review it. >> it tried to make me laugh and i got a few good laughs. >> i wouldn't say i didn't laugh, but as far as -- what i would have paid to go see it? no. >> reporter: as for the controversy surrounding the movie and its makers? >> north korea should lighten up. they should have watched the movie before they did all the nasties they did -- if they did it. >> i can definitely see why north korea did not want this movie to be released and after watching it i can sort of see why sony may not have wanted this movie to be released. [ laughter ] >> wow! >> reporter:

but popcorn is a dietary choice for someone who is having trouble with his teeth. i think you're right. when you talk about the choreography, and you talk about jill zuckman, who spoke, and anita dunne, communication director and hillary rosen a long time operative here in washington as well. no mistake there is a certain degree of behind-the-scenes choreography. standard public relations playbook and they'll need it. the fanfare, the feel-good atmosphere and those who are condemning what the president has done, the john boehners and the marco rubios of the world are very careful to celebrate in their comments the release ofcallen gross, obviously a very happy day for him. but the fight has just been joined now. what the president has done is shocking, dramatic, unexpected to a certain degree. we knew there were negotiations ongoing with cuba, in particular on the fate of alan gross. what we did not expect is the president to come out today and essentially say that 50 years of cuba policy he is now going to do his utmost to erase. to open a diplomatic mission in ha

you pull out the popcorn and let the side show begin. >> 2014 went by really fast. really, really fast. >> i think for the first time in a long time, i'm going to be celebrating that the year is over. >> it wasn't too bad. it wasn't too good. >> it was nuts trying to keep up with the news. it felt like you couldn't stay on top of it. >> big stories. one of the biggest and worst after all. the missing malaysia air jet. took off with 239 people aboard, disappeared and despite a global effort to track it down, that continues to this day, not a single scrap has been found. >> look, how could they found it once it's way down the bottom of the ocean? there's no device that we know could find it. their satellites can't find it unless they have submarines crawling on the bottom of the ocean, they can't find it. so it's gone. i mean, it's sad but it's gone. >> almost as amazing and just as tragic, the second malaysia airplane with 298 people on board that was shot down while flying over the conflict in ukraine. >> seeing the debris field, learning it was then looted and then

another thing he was craving was pop cornco popcorn.o he was greeted with a big bowl of popcorn on the president's plane in havannah. >> we are glad he is free and evaluating popcorn. >>> coming up we will discuss which republicans are actively exploring jeb bush's active exploration of a 2016 run. [coughing] dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. right now, you can get a single line with 3 gigs for $65 a month. 3 gigs ... is that a lot? that's about...100 app downloads, 45 hours of streaming music, and 6 hours of video playing. (singing) and five golden rings! ha, i see what you did... (singing) four calling birds...three french hens... (the guys starts to fizzle out) two... turtle... doves... i really went for it there ya you did... you really, really did now get 3 gigs of data on one line for $65 a month. switch to at&t, buy a new smartphone and get $150 credit per line

you're paying $15 for a huge popcorn.eople are texting in front of you. >> that's a killer. >> everybody has hd tvs at home. i would love it to find a way to watch new movies at home and i'm hoping this is it. >> it opens up i think, a real opportunity for this new era to unleash itself. it's unfortunate the way it came about, cyber hacking, a company like sony has serious ramifications, but looking at it from a perspective of where movie theater goers are, how many people are going to the theater? >> box office revenues are down year over year. well before "the interview." in comparison to the number of screens it was o in comparison to other films that were released over the weekend. it's not a very good film. people want to watch movies, where they want whenever they want. you can order up a pizza in 30 seconds. i want to order up a movie on my couch in 30 seconds. >> i like that idea. in fact, i did that this weekend. but melinda, the whole idea you heard in the sound bite there, it was the most patriotic thing i coul

lou, these people traffic in division, this is all they have, they are selling you a box of after i popcornis nothing in it, you are waiting for their computer, and you look through there nothing ibut popcorn. what do they do? they traffic in division and hatred, they never get you to vote for them, they get you to vote against the other guy this is how they do it they imminent a strategic tactical defviews little bit ol tool -- political tool, they hate you this is all the left disany more, party of jfk is dead, and buryed that is a tragedy for the country going forward. lou: thank you so much. >> thank you, sir. lou: it was a record day on wall street, markets closing hire, dow up 15, s&p -- do you up 155, ans&p up 8, half of the states n country suing federal government or president obama's amnestyty or president obama's amnestyty at we take that up here ♪ you don't need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. we're exxonmobil and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isn't as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy.

. >> do you know how much they charge you for a coke and popcorn? $7 for popcorn. >> very expensive. >> look at juan. >> i like movies, but it's too long. >> go to north korea in the time it takes to go to the movies. >> despite the variety, it was an evening of cinematic waterboarding, i don't think that's very nice. but do you think americans will plunk it out. this is an act of patriotism. like we're standing up for free speech. >> it's not a hard personal statement, but it's a personal statement that we're not going to be bullied. i they's exactly right. hats off to them. i wish sony had done this earlier. it's not just american critics, but they love it. they think it's a great movie. guess what? they like the criticism. >> this is the best thing that happened to sony and this film, the criticism, otherwise it would have been just immediately released to video and pay-per-view. >> what are they celebrating? i hope it's a funny movie whenever i get to see it on home video. >> you're just waiting to see it for free. >> i'm a businessman, you spen

and has been at the popcorn park zoo ever since.to talk to anybody right now. >> i think she realizes at this point she had very few choices. >> reporter: fine also pleaded guilty, paying a $500 fine and $560 in restitution for his care at the zoo. >> some things are just not men the to be, rocky in your household is one of those things. >> reporter: >> reporter: as a result of it, a ban on owning exotic pets here is now in place. in stafford township, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> next all new tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, hate messages against police officers for everyone to see. >> we just showed you these graffiti messages sprayed on several philadelphia properties. up next, what police union officials are telling nbc 10 about them. >>> and another cold night through the area. then i'm watching a rainy stretch as we go into parts of next week. i'll show you that forecast, plus your weekend, of course, that's coming up. >>> and signing off afées 27 years after working for you, the viewer, nbc 10's lu ann cahn is hanging up he

doing work on the computer eating popcorn, popping this in the mirror. taking extra long naps. >> kids will tell your business. >> i am a middle school and high school math and science teacher. i'm qualified to be a professor at the college level. >> great things these moms are doing. what do the kids think? >> like grabbing the tail of a kite. in a tornado. >> let's continue celebrating mom with this delightful video. this is his son mack. >> the dad was taking the son to the store. the son realizes mom's not going. >> you want to come bye-bye with dad? >> mom. >> no, you idiot. she's not coming? the nice one with the hair. bring her. >> just dad. you want to go bye-bye. >> mom mom, bye-bye. >> dad has fun, too, right? >> mom. mom mom. >> can you say dad? >> mom. >> but dad assures us everything turned out okay in the end. we don't know what that means. >> broken record, my son. >> mom's away. party time. see how it ends next "right this minute." >> still to come -- you might want to hold on for this mountain bike ride. >> wow, that is terrifying and aw

she will pay more than $1,000 in fines and restitution to the popcorn park zoo. rocky will stay at the zoo where he has been since his last escape in october. >>> to atlantic city's casino crisis. the trump taj mahal will not close its doors this week. carl icahn says he will pledge $20 million to keep the taj open through the bankruptcy process. another deal fell apart yesterday. it has been slated to close tomorrow. the loser in the bid for eastern pennsylvania's last casino license is asking for a different hand of cards to be dealt. they are appealing the decision that gave the license to a baltimore-based company. they plan to build near the philadelphia sports complex. he wanted to build the casino at the old enquirer building. he appealed the decision to the state supreme court. >>> australia, dealing with its second tragedy in just a week. this is a horrible story. a family, the victim of a stabbing rampage this morning. several children are dead. an update on the case coming up. >>> dramatic surveillance video of a gun battle. we will tell you what happe

. >> i go inside planet popcorn, a multimillion-dollar popcorn business with a huge disney contract.s they don't have any real profits to show for it. you guys are in trouble. the balance sheet is hundreds of thousands of dollars wrong. mismanagement and sloppy accounting have forced the owner to ask her mother to take out a second mortgage on her home just to keep the doors open. obviously, you used the petty cash to buy lottery tickets. >> i did. >> the product is great, and if i can get sharla to listen long enough, i'll turn this unfocused organization into a national brand. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you think that i can launch you in a direction to make you a profit, then you should do a deal with me. i

there was popcorn waiting for alan gross on the plane. the pilots announced that they left air space. there was a frequently conversation as described with president obama. you're looking at the picture right now with several members of congress greeting alan gross and his wife judy. one of the lawmakers on that plane back from washington. let's listen. >> good afternoon, i'm here primarily to answer questions, but before we do, i would like to know that the three of us went down to cuba to havana this morning, and brought alan gross back with us. we had mrs. gross, judy gross, with us going down. over the past several years we would watch his condition deteriorate, all three of us were very concerned. all three of us have spoken with the president about changing things to get him out. now what has happened today is a positive step in many ways. first, of course, very positive thing that alan gross is back with his family at a time when his health conditions really require it. but also in a longer sense i believe that mr. gross would agre

they may buy popcorn or m&m's. they'll open up the m&m's and stick that balloon in there, or they'll stick it inside the popcorn. as the inmate is having their visit, he's enjoying his food, he swallows it. he goes back to his unit. he drinks a little bit of shampoo, vomits, throws it back up. >> a second inmate had actually coerced this inmate and his female visitor into doing this by the threat of death on this guy. this inmate was kind of a fringe gang member and was using his connections to get this guy who was getting regular visits from his girlfriend to bring drugs in or that was it for him. so, she was regularly bringing it in. she actually, she had a good job, no criminal record at all, and had fallen in love with this inmate -- well, i mean, before he came to prison, and he came to prison, got himself into some trouble, and next thing you know, she's running heroin in for him. ♪ constantly act as if they want to kill up their own kind ♪ ♪ blind leads the blind, but i'm going to tell you something ♪ ♪ stru

popcorn shrimp. nachos. it kind of turned into a list of things i wanted to eat out of a bucket.way-- the point is, i'm end, the report. and i was going to say good-bye, but now that i'll live forever, who knows? i mean, i guess what i'm trying to say is... ♪ we'll meet again don't know where don't know when ♪ but i know we'll meet again some sunny day ♪ keep smiling through just like you always do till the blue skies drive the dark clouds far away ♪ so will you please say hello to the folks that i know tell them i won't be long ♪ they'll be happy to know that as you saw me go i was singing this song ♪ we'll meet again don't know where don't know when but i know we'll meet again some sunny day ♪ we'll meet again don't know where don't know when but i know we'll meet again some sunny day ♪ keep smiling through just like you always do till the blue skies drive the dark clouds far away ♪ so will you please say hello to the folks that i know tell them i won't be long ♪ they'll be happy to know that as you saw me go i was singing this song ♪ we'll meet again don't know where don't kno

. >> it seems the popcorn zoo park zoo now has a new permanent resident. rocky the bobcat.about rocky before. he's the pet bobcat of jenny fine fighting with stafford township for months to let rocky stay in her home. well today a judge ruled that rocky has to live in popcorn park zoo where he's been stayi staying. fine plead guilty to letting him run loose. >> we have heard of prosthetics for humans using 3d printer but for doing this could be first. >> the designers say it's way more cost effective than the traditional process. fox's lauren demarco shows us a very heart warming video of derby the dog running for the first time. >> reporter: animal ortho care in chantilly virginia one of the only practices in the world which creates prosthetics for animals. and they've now discovered a game changer in the industry all because of one very special dog. about 3 million views on youtube and growing. derby the mal la mute mix was born with deformed front legs. but he's now touching hearts with his joy filled run and it's all thanks to cutting edge technology involving 3d printi

we will give you popcorn, we will give you ticket movie passes and zoo passes. we will help you unload your car. you will have a great time. you will be entertained by the san francisco boys chorus. we have live music here. >> reporter: great way to end the new year and feel good about making that donation. the donate-a-thon here at good will 1500 mission street in san francisco. it goes until 5:00 today. so get here and make that last minute donation. back to you buys in the studio. >> thank you. >>> high winds knocked out power to thousands of people around the bay area and coming up at 6:30 we will go live to south bay where crews are there right now. working above and below ground to try to fix the problems after eight power poles came down. >> it's a way to show a small token of our appreciation. >> honoring two new york city police officers that were killed in that ambush. the message to the community one painter is sending through his wart work. >> highway 24 through lafayette looking pretty good at this hour. a little slow as you make your way toward the

if we sell the nordictrack and the old-timey popcorn machine, we'll be able to fit your truck into thethoughts to myself... thoughts like your little carny change belt makes me wanna empty the coins into a sock and beat you over the head. we're off to a good start. you wanna help? this yard sale is the perfect chance for you to get rid of some of this crap. (clatter) crap? everything on this boat serves a purpose. how about this broken tv? that's my piggy bank. this... empty paint can? early prototype of penny can. that thing could be in the hall of fame one day, buddy. what about this? (object thuds) what the hell is this? it sounds like there's a bunch of dirt in it. (rustling) those are ashes from your great-grandpappy robbie cobb. well, that definitely surpasses the duck skeleton as the creepiest thing on the boat. i was his favorite grandson, and his dying wish was for me to scatter those ashes on a roller coaster. crazy as that is, my main question is, what is it still doing here?! i mean, didn't he die, like, 15 years ago? i've been busy. you know, the boat always needs fixin',

you get popcorn, tons of candy. what could possibly make the movie theater experience much better?a? >> i believe mainstream america is ready to embrace it and what better place than at the movies. >> great idea. >> this is a scene from a web series called "in the dope" appropriately named, where tim played by actor brian, inherits this movie theater. chris blake played by one of our favorite come medians, actors, glee. >> this is the only movie theater in the country you can buy it and smoke it. >> how much did you sell. all of it. >> this may not be fiction for much long. >> right. le. "right this minute," welcome to the show! >> thank you. thank you. >> do tell where this idea came from? >> angel lin and brian brulee had this idea to give it to youtube and asked me if i would rewrite it and brian and brian and i rewrote all the scripts. it's about the future of the marijuana industry while doing it in a completely stupid screwball comic. >> how much did you reach the element of pot in this role? >> let me tell you, i am a very straight-laced person and never drink and do drugs u

the cows come a runnin' back and now we see them eating the delicious popcorn. >> so weird.tle wrestlers back in the day knew the power of the trombone. >>> there are many christmas traditions, you put out cookies for santa. another, one, though, happened over the last few years. chip chop, another one to enjoy. >> i love these. in make me happy. every holiday i. wonder hoop starring in this one. >> i wonder, too. >> hey! hey! >> i got fat head. [ laughter ] >> i'm a -- >> having a snow ball fight. >> ooh. a good arm. ♪ >> oh, and i went all mat trixy on the snowballs. see how they missed me? >> oh! ♪ [ playing, "we wish you a merry christmas" ] >> ah, cute lifl elf'ves. >> so much fun. go yin line, find them. put your face in there your friends, all of these different ones. feliz navidad. all kinds of fun. looks like a lot of fun. >>> that's it for "right this minute." happy holiday, everybody, and we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com (vo)rescued.ed. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. be

. >> he's not going to be sitting there with a ball of popcorn.ds like you should make extra popcorn with five showings and the phone ringing off the hook. good luck tomorrow and merry christmas to you. >> hope to speak to you afterwards. thank you. >> paul brown and brian stelter, thank you to you. >>> 2014, the year when sports made bigger headlines off the field. the nfl shield tarnished by scandals, just one of our top ten stories, next. ♪ you don't need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. we're exxonmobil and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isn't as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. >> we had a stunner in the college basketball world last night. one that included just a little bit of controversy, brian mcfadden has more in this morning's breach ebleacher repo. >> unrarpnked unlv wasn't suppod to hang around but the rebels didn't get the memo. they traded blows back and forth with the third-ranked wildcats to the very end. with nine seco

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popcorn shrimp. nachos. it kind of turned into a list of things i wanted to eat out of a bucket.the point is, i'm end, the report. and i was going to say good-bye, but now that i'll live forever, who knows? i mean, i guess what i'm trying to say is... ♪ we'll meet again don't know where don't know when ♪ but i know we'll meet again some sunny day ♪ keep smiling through just like you always do till the blue skies drive the dark clouds far away ♪ so will you please say hello to the folks that i know tell them i won't be long ♪ they'll be happy to know that as you saw me go i was singing this song ♪ we'll meet again don't know where don't know when but i know we'll meet again some sunny day ♪ we'll meet again don't know where don't know when but i know we'll meet again some sunny day ♪ keep smiling through just like you always do till the blue skies drive the dark clouds far away ♪ so will you please say hello to the folks that i know tell them i won't be long ♪ they'll be happy to know that as you saw me go i was singing this song ♪ we'll meet again don't know where don't know when

said if you want to be a american, turn on netflix and download this movie and cheer and eat some popcorn and laugh at kim jong-un. unfortunately they didn't. >> the u.s. government should by the film. >> and air-drop it into korea. >> and distribute it around the world. but this is the possibility and the u.s. government is saying privately that they believe north korea is behind this, if that's true this would be a case of state-sponsored cyber terrorism. that has huge implication politically and even a rogue state isolated from the rest of the world can attack inside the united states. what are the implication of that? >> i think that it's a lot of fun to make fun of hollywood. this was very embarrassing for a lot of people in hollywood. that was the initial reaction. but i think that this is a very serious thing that the u.s. government and the broader private sector in the u.s. should have come to sony's defense and been much more aggressive in its response. now the white house is waking up. but this should have happened days ago because this is a fundamental attack on first amendmen

. >> i go inside planet popcorn, a multimillion-dollar popcorn business with a huge disney contract.'t have any real profits to show for it. you guys are in trouble. the balance sheet is hundreds of thousands of dollars wrong. mismanagement and sloppy accounting have forced the owner to ask her mother to take out a second mortgage on her home just to keep the doors open. obviously, you used the petty cash to buy lottery tickets. >> i did. >> the product is great, and if i can get sharla to listen long enough, i'll turn this unfocused organization into a national brand. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you think that i can launch you in a direction to make you a profit, then you should do a

. >> i had my popcorn ready to get the meat of what happened, and i didn't get it. but the 49ers ceo jed york has not spoken publicly about the team since the tweet on thanksgiving. today, he tried to explain why he parted ways with jim harbaugh. >> we've had philosophical discussions, and when we sat down, we just couldn't come to a place where we not moving together was the best for either party. it was not saying jim, you are fired, not here any more. it was not jim saying i don't want to be there and i'm leaving. it was a discussion that took place over, you know, a decent amount of time. >> york and general manager tent baalke would not say what the philosophical differences were, but they made it clear what they were looking for in harbaugh's successor. >> we expect to win the super bowl every year. that is our goal. >> what if the new coach doesn't win the super bowl? >> we'll have to figure out if that is a right fit. >> there were heavyweight reporters asking direct questions. and the fifth time i heard "i won't get into the specifics of it." >> but that is

rocky has been held at the popcorn park zoo in lacy since its last escape in stafford township. she could lose permanent custody of the animal because of those inciden incidents. >>> the new owners of the wilmington blue rocks are promising fun time for fans. one of the owners is the son of the man who founded the blue rocks 20 years ago. he wants to make the stadium a full walk-around concourse with kids' play area >> we want to be the positive light that shines through. a little bit of a dark time in wilmington. >> and the city owners also have teams the other cities and they have built ferris wheels and zip lieps in their ball parks. new project should be finished by the start of the 2016 season. >> there are plans for another country music festival. black shelton will be among the -- there he is. he's among the head liners. the three-day event will be held next june at dover international speedway. tickets already on sale. big barrel will be the third country music festival in kent county next summer. about $100 for a three-day event. seems like a really good deal. >> all th

going took a slightly serious turn at the elmwood theater in berkeley that came with a side of not popcornbut security. and movie goers found themselves out in the cold. every showing was sold out. some came for the comedy, others for free speech. >> i thought it was a good movie. we went for the principle and i wasn't expecting much. >> it had social commentary and was hilarious. >> reporter: the report was that it was ... >> what? >> reporter: folks in berkeley had more glowing praise. >> maybe a little tarantinoish. >> reporter: dennis rodman's bff would not be too happy with the film. >> i would love to laugh at kim jong un's expense. >> if i had no sense of humor, i would be insulted but any publicity is good publicity for him right now so just roll with it and laugh. >> reporter: now the interview is only released to about 300 theaters nationwide. but a lot of people have been wanting to come out and see it at the theater. they had to change their policy. it used to be cash only. now they are accepting credit cards because of the influx of people who want to see the film. in berkeley

if you want to be a patriotic american, turn on netflix and download this movie and cheer and eat popcornand laugh at kim jong-un but they didn't handle it that way. >> maybe the u.s. government should buy the film -- >> and air drop into north korea and distribute it around the world. >> some people are saying this is really the possibility and u.s. government is saying privately not publicly, that they believe north korea is behind this. if that's true, this would be a case of state sponsored cyber terrorism. that has huge implications politically, it means even a rogue state that's isolated from the world in so many areas can attack inside united states. what are the implications of that? >> i think that it's very -- it's a lot of fun to make fun of hollywood and this was very embarrassing for a lot of people in hollywood. that was the initial reaction but i think that this is a very serious thing that the u.s. -- both the u.s. government and the brooder private sector and u.s. should have come to sony's defense and really been much more aggressive in its response. now the white house

the future cast shows you, popcorn action. rain here, popping up every now and then.the weather alert means another half an inch can get there. in the headlines, then, not much on monday. rain and wind early on tuesday. then, we get rain and wind on wednesday as well. in the extended forecast, then, tomorrow, we ease off a little bit. and then on tuesday, increasing clouds in the early going, leading to rain on tuesday. rain oned with, winds could gust to 50 miles an hour with this at the peaks in the bay area before finally late wednesday we ease it off and the latter half of the week at this point looks mostly dry. stay tuned on that. and stay dry. >> talk about taking a wrong turn. this driver probably wishes he can do it all over again after staring straight into a sinkhole. >> how low will that go? california gas prices are plummeting, the relief may be short-lived. >>> and i'm denis o'donell, coming up next on "gameday" we have the raiders story, and to talk a little about the raiders, cox, the next opponent, what do you think? >> hopefully we can go in and do t

senator pat leahy and others who negotiated his freedom, getting a call from the president, enjoying popcorn, potato pancakes and a corned beef on rye with mustard. >> i'm incredibly blessed finally to have the freedom to resume a positive and constructive life. >> reporter: arriving at andrews air force base to a hug from the secretary of state as they watched president obama unveil an historic policy change. >> neither the american nor cuban people are well served by a rigid policy that's rooted in events that took place before most of us were born. >> reporter: simultaneously in havana, president raul castro. >> translator: this decision of president obama is worthy of the respect and recognition of our people. >> reporter: the u.s. and cuban presidents had talked tuesday for 45 minutes, a first for the two run countries in a half-century. today's carefully orchestrated deal -- three cubans convicted of conspiring to spy on the u.s. were released after 15 years in prison. the u.s. got back a top american spy imprisoned for 20 years in havana. the congressionally mandated u.s. trade embarg