lemonis: pacific hospitality has been around for 40 years, but with ana and her new structure and assistance growing nicely over the next 40 years. ana: i love you, papa. a chain on pet supply stores specializes in wholesome food. lisa: our biggest thing is the nutrition for the pets. lemonis: but the business is anything but healthy. giovanni: it's embarrassing. i'm right back to where we started. lemonis: the stores need an overhaul. -this how you manage inventory? -giovanni: yeah. -lisa: yeah, i mean -- -giovanni: this is our weakness. lemonis: the employees need leadership. i've never been to a meeting where there's no agenda. giovanni: i think you're being a little unfair with how this process goes. lemonis: and the owners need to lose their self-righteous attitude. as a retailer, you have an obligation to deliver the consumer the choice to make that decision on their own and not for them. giovanni: oh, my gosh, that -- i'm -- lemonis: if these owners can't take control, their dream of creating a retail empire

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pacific-based fleet. >>> eyewitness news in lindenwald. a man was rushed to the hospital. this all happened on pine grove avenue. so far no arrests and that investigation continues. >>> a suspect at large after thursday's two terror attacks in spain has been shot and killed by police. spanish police shot and killed a 22-year-old man west of barcelona. he's believed to be the driver of the van that plowed through las rambles promenade in barcelona. they've now raised the death toll in the terror attacks to 15. >> the statue of former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo was once again the scene of a protest. they try to figure out whether the statue should be removed. today's protest featured only those condemning rizzo who was a controversial figure when it came to race relations. philadelphians are split on what should happen to the statue. >> rizzo raised held in our neighborhoods. i was young when he was the police commissioner and he became the mayor. >> my father was not a racist. as a matter of fact he protected blacks, asians, whites, every race in the city of philadelphi

pacific-based fleet. >>> eyewitness news in lindenwald. a man was rushed to the hospital. this all happened on pine grove avenue. so far no arrests and that investigation continues. >>> a suspect at large after thursday's two terror attacks in spain has been shot and killed by police. spanish police shot and killed a 22-year-old man west of barcelona. he's believed to be the driver of the van that plowed through las rambles promenade in barcelona. they've now raised the death toll in the terror attacks to 15. >> the statue of former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo was once again the scene of a protest. they try to figure out whether the statue should be removed. today's protest featured only those condemning rizzo who was a controversial figure when it came to race relations. philadelphians are split on what should happen to the statue. >> rizzo raised held in our neighborhoods. i was young when he was the police commissioner and he became the mayor. >> my father was not a racist. as a matter of fact he protected blacks, asians, whites, every race in the city of philadelphi

hospital had to be partly evacuated. millions of americans have watched the first total solar eclipse to sweep from the us pacific coast toantic in almost a century. scientists were hoping the eclipse would provide an opportunity to study the sun's corona. now it's time for world business report. president trumps called it horrible and says it needs to be renegotiated or scrapped. today it's south korea's turn at the negotiating table to save its trade deal with the us. from a $6 billion loss to a $6 billion profit — what a difference a year makes for the mining giant bhp boosted by strong commodity prices. welcome to world business report. i'm rachel horne. over the weekend it was canada and mexico — now it's the turn of south korea to try and renegotiate its trade deal with the us. president trump has described the pact as horrible and has threatened to axe it. south korea is america's sixth biggest trading partner. since the deal called korus came into effect five years ago, the us says the trade deficit has doubled from $13.2 billion to $27.6 billion. but some experts say that it could've been even more if there wasn'

pacific fleet said some remains were found in a compartment on the worship. four other sailors were airlifted to hospitals. the uss john s mccain suffered major damage when it collided with an oil tanker. investigators do not know who was at fault but the navy has begun a review of its operations. this is the fourth major incidents in the pacific since late january. >> and operational pause will be taken in all of our fleets around the world. i want to get frequent updates. this requires urgent action. we need to get to it and take corrective action. >> with the uss john s mccain out of commission, the u.s. military is down to two destroyers that could shoot down the dash ballistic missiles. that's defense against a possible missile strike from north korea. struck the army called off the search for the crew of the helicopter that crashed last week in hawaii. crews from the army, coast guard and maybe as well as local agencies searching around the clock for the crew -- so far all they have found is debris from the helicopter. investigators have not determined a cause of the crash. struck the four surviving

the hills above honolulu to the words of a new baby hospital where patients including amputees survivors of the assault on the island in the pacific were included, survivors of the assault on taipan. roosevelt never allowed himself to be photographed in public and the narrow wheelchair he had designed for himself. he would have this secret service will him through those words stopping at every bed so the wounded airmen and marines could draw a measure of encouragement and solace from the example of a president who hadn't been able to take a step on assisted for nearly one quarter of assisted century. the other image involved his wheelchair. he left two days after his fourth inauguration was gone for a month. two days after he returned he went to the capital to address congress will prove to be the final time. with the chamber full, he wheeled down the and transferred to an armchair from which she spoke in a seated position at the foot of the podium where he previously stood uncomfortably in his braces say without a trace of self-pity. it makes it a lot easier not to carry 10 pounds of steel around on the bottom of my leg. this was

pacific. four sailors airlift to do hospital in singapore for treatment. you can see a lot of it there. right now the ship is back at the singapore naval base. the president expected to make major announcement today on the u.s. troops deployed in afghanistan. he met with top advisers on friday at camp david to discuss a decision on military strategy. now there are currently 8,000 u.s. troops fighting in afghanistan. >>> the u.s. and south korea have begun their drills despite new threats from north korea. the drills will run through the end of the month. south korea's president said the drills are defensive in nature and are necessity because of repeat the threats particular north korea a statement from the north calls the tests quote a reckless rehearsal that could trigger nuclear war. >>> back here in the district eight-year-old boy recovering after he was shot outside of the fort davis wreck rec center over the weekend. a bull grazed that boy saturday night. he is expected to make full recovery. police still looking for whoever fired that shot. >>> 8:31

hospital for non-lifethreatening injuries. this is the second navy destroyer to collide with a merchant vessel in the pacific in two months. >> it's hard to understand how we could have another -- another collision between two very sophisticated navy ships in this part of the world. >> reporter: back in june, seven sailors lost their lives when the "u.s.s. fitzgerald" collided with a much larger cargo ship. off the coast of japan. last week, the navy relieved the "fits jerl's" commanding officers and two others relating to that crash. >> we now have two u.s. navy ships, very sophisticated, capable navy ships that are no longer in service in an area, in a time when the north korea threat is at its highest. >> reporter: back at the white house last night, president trump was asked about the "mccain's" collision. >> that's too bad. that's too bad. >> reporter: he shared his concerns in a tweet. thoughts and prayers are with our u.s. navy sailers aboard the "u.s.s. yon john mccain." senator john mccain, whose father and grand father the ship is named for, weighing in on twitter. he and his wife are keeping the sailors on board th

hospital. >>> quick thinking bart commuters and the alert bart train operator help to save a man's life. he walked onto the tracks at the pacific center bart station during the afternoon commute on monday. when you look at the video you cannot see the man but you can see the riders and how they are reacting, heading to the edge. the train was coming and they were able to get the train conductors attention and the bart train came to a stop several car lengths from where the man was on the tracks. bart said the man was in crisis and had deliberately got down on the tracks. his life has been saved. >> good thing they worked together and fast. >>> it is 4:39 am. >>> one man that attended the charlottesville white nationalists rally is in custody, and we will explain what he was arrested for. >> reporter: amazon opening the first brick and mortar bookstore in the bay area, and how amazon is combining the vast online reach with physical retail. >>> good morning. traffic is off to a nice start on this thursday. the east shore freeway looks good heading to the maccarthur maze. >>> the weather looks pretty good if you like it cooler. af

hospital. >>> the u.s. and south korea are beginning joint military exercises today. the commander of the us pacificmand met with south korea's defense minister in sewell. the drill involves computer simulations designed to prepare for war with nuclear capable north korea. north korea calls the 11-day drills a reckless invasion rehearsal. south korea's president said today that the drills are held regularly because of repeated threats by north korea. >>> caught on camera out of china. check this out. guy riding his motorcycle crashes into sing hole just after opened up on a street. nw, it happened thursday. surveillance video showed the guy looking at his phone. imagine that just before falling into the hole. that's way gets for not paying attention. thankfully he was not seriously injured. >> goodness. solar eclipse is now in the history books. people they're still talking about it. we are chatting live with the chief of astronomer from the franklin institute who happened to be in the bath of totality. parents growing concern over an app aimed at kids. it's being stalled called tinder for teens. ka

hospital in singapore where four u.s. sailors are being treated after their ship crashed into an oil tanker in the pacific ocean yesterday. a total of five sailors aboard the "uss john mccain" are still missing. live in los angeles with the latest on the search. >> larry, this collision marks the second time a u.s. naval destroyer crashed with another vessel in the pacific in the past two months. now the navy's top admiral is calling for a comprehensive review. the search continues for ten missing sailors aboard the uss mccain after the guided missile destroyer collided with a 600-foot oil tanker just east of singapore. i've other sailors injured with four being air lifted to the hospital. >> my thoughts and prayers are with the sailors and families of the "uss john mccain." >> reporter: the destroyer has significant damage to its hull. the crew's sleeping quarters among the compartments flooded. reports of damage from the two ships seem to indicate they were crossing paths or attempting to move in different directions at the time of the collision. >> it was nighttime. it was one of the busiest parts of the shipping lanes

hospital. >> your time now 5:49. japanese leaders demanding an emergency meeting at the un in response to a missile launch by north korea. the midrange ballistic missile landed in the pacificn yesterday. the launch comes as the u.s. and south korea engage in war games nearby a practice north korea has historically responded to with anger. >> ♪ where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. to find smarter solutions. to offer more precise and less invasive treatment options than before. like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy. see how we're fighting to outsmart cancer at cancercenter.com/outsmart >> two of the country's major companies beer companies sending 1,000 cans of drinking water. miller coors and anheuser busch felted the water for brewing so it's top quality. the red cross will deliver the cases of supplies to the flood victims in the gulf. >> all eyes on that of course and we've been tweeting out how much rain has fall

hospital for nonlife threatening injuries. this is the second navy destroyer to collide with a merchant vessel in the pacific in two months. back in june, seven sailors lost their lives when the uss fitzgerald collided with a much larger cargo ship off the coast of japan. last week, the navy relieved the fitzgerald's commanding officer and two others for mistakes leading to the deadly crash. >> we now have two u.s. navy ships, very sophisticated capable navy ships that are no longer in service in an area and time when the north korean threat is at its highest. >> back at the white house last night, president trump was asked about the mccain's collision. the president also shared his concerns in a tweet. thoughts and prayers are with our u.s. navy sailors aboard the uss john s. mccain. senator mccain, whose father and grandfather are the namesakes of the ship, is also weighing in. he said he and his wife are keeping american sailors aboard the uss john s. mccain in our prayers. abc news, washington. >> a south florida uber driver is suing company for the right to carry a gun. jose says his rights are infringed upon because

hospitals. investigators do not know who to blame for the crash but the navy has launched a review of its operations as this is the fourth incident in the pacificanuary. >> he is going to look at factors, not just the immediately factors that will fall medially under the fleet commanders investigation of what happened to his ship. this is a broader look at what is happening. >> with the uss mccain out of commission, the military is now down to two destroyers that can shoot down ballistic missiles which is part of the defense against the north korean missile strike. >>> the army has called off the search for the crew of the helicopter that crashed last week in hawaii. crews from the army, coast guard and navy as well as coastal agencies were searching. so far they have only found debris from the helicopter. investigators do not know the cause of the crash. >>> president trump has signed an anticrime bill into law that was cosponsored by senator dianne feinstein and congressmen eric swalwell. this allows police agencies around the country to conduct real-time dna tests. traditional tests could take weeks. however, rapid dna analysis can process a

hospital for psychiatric eval jiegs. >>> an excessive heat warning is in effect in washington state until friday evening. the pacific northwest could see record highs and triple digit heat. in portland, oregon, the temperatures could stay at 00 degrees for the next three days. while they could go down for this weekend, they'll be above average. >>> the rain and high tide caused the floodwaters to quickly rise. stalled cars littered the roads. some people waded through the water to push their >> i was coming to publix and saw a few cars go by. i followed through and my car wouldn't go. it just stopped. i tried to open the door and more water started rushing in. >>> a mother is deported after police learned she had been living in the country illegally since she was a teenager. ahead, why her family was most concerned about where she was taken in mexico. but first it's 7:17. time to check your local weather. >>> a battle over beach driving is escalating. >> ahead, why some concerned beachgoers say trucks pose a danger and why others question the motivation behind the push for a ban. >> you're watching "cbs this morning

hospital. the police chief says both officers are listed in stable condition. >> the body of a woman has been found in yosemite national park. the woman was hiking the pacific trail. her body was found in the north western part of the park. no other details surrounding her death have been released. >> let's check in and temperatures on the rise inland. >> well said. on the coast it's pretty nice. if you're stuck in that fog it is really cold, 50s and 60s. 60s for some, 90s to triple digits for others. it just depends on your proximity. san francisco i've seen anywhere from 57 to 67. 57 in the sunset district. and in between 50s and low 60s. average is 67. officially it's 64 right now. the record 98 in 1993. some of that fog though burning off on the sonoma coast. still pretty solid, san mateo and much of santa cruz. some of those locations are darn cold. brownwood at 94. san jose in the 80s. livermore 91. oakland airport and berkeley 68 and 64. napa airport has been having issues. livermore plus nine, san jose plus six. it's only plus 3 or 4 for those close to the water. inland temps scorching hot in the lake county today into tomorrow. but not everybody is

pacific since january. >>> back in this country, overnight, suburban, philadelphia, 42 people were hurt when a high speed train slammed in to an empty train that was parked. 42 people were treated at hospitals. 4 of them are in critical condition. the bad crash is under investigation right now. back in february, near that very same train station, four people were hurt if a crash that involved trains that were out of service. those are some of your morning headlines. headline >>> many major u.s. cities have banned texting while driving. we can't do it here in the bay area. sanford is considering a law considering texting and walking, if on the street and not paying attention it's dangerous for everyone. honolulu passed an ordinance that bans cell phone use by people crossing the street. >> that brings us to your question of the day, would you support a ban on walking and texting in the bay area. 36% say yes. 64% say no. >> joseph tweets, only when crossing streets. >> david says i ride a disability scooter and people always walk in to me, earphones in and looking at phones, dangerous and unsafe world. >> you see so many walk the to the streets. jeff weighed in and responded, it's impossible

hospital evacuation as dozens of patients are rushed outside are the parking lot. what we know about the cause of this situation. plus, a u.s. territory in the western pacific now at the center of a diplomatic showdown. william la jeunesse is live in guam. william? >> reporter: well, sandra, the governor of guam is warning residents of an imminent nuclear threat while at the same time trying not to incite panic. details from guam coming up. ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. you myour joints...thing for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >> sandra: a hospital in southern new hampshire evacuating its operating room and emergency room after some sort of chemical release was detected. emergency crews on t

hospital. they are expected to survive. this is the second collision involving a u.s. navy ship in the pacific in just the past two months.even sailors died in june when the ""u.s.s. fitzgerald"" and a container ship hit each other off the coast of japan. the captain was relieved of command and several others punished for poor seamanship. >> the crews, the officers, the commanding officer are all extremely well trained. this is the cost of having one of the world's most complex navies operating at sea 24/7 around the world. >> reporter: the "u.s.s. mccain" mccain's father and grandfather, both admirals in the navy. senator mccain did tweet about this, saying he's keeping the sailors and the ship in his prayers and he appreciates the work of the rescue crews. >>> president trump will speak to the nation to unveil the next step for the u.s. in its longest war ever, afghanistan. the move is likely to require more american troops. the president and his family returned to the white house last night after his 17-day working vacation in new jersey. president trump and his national security team met on friday to decide on a new m

hospital. the "uss mccain" named after senator john mccain's father and grandfather has a crew of nearly 300. this is the second collision for navy's seventh fleet in the pacific fitzgerald" collided with a container ship off the coast of japan. an investigation completed just last week found fault in the crew's actions and relieved the commanding officer and several others of duty. george. >> twoing horrific incidents. >>> more on today's eclipse, spreading out all across the united states. our team is spread out. across the path of totality as well. we want to start with rob marciano in lincoln city, oregon. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, george, this is the first point of contact. the moon shadow appearing over the pacific ocean. and racing toward the coastline at over 2,000 miles an hour. totality expected here at 10:16 a.m. we need clear skies. along the oregon coastline, we're dealing with marine layer. the other issue in oregon, smoke from wildfires burning. a big one in brookings, just exploding the last couple of days. evacuations going on there. and the ongoing fire in in sisters, oregon, just on the fringe of totality. around the rest

hospitality experience. they are looking from the other side, saying how do we get that information for travelers when they go outside china? haidi: appreciate your time, craig smith, marriott international asia-pacificie up between alibaba and marriott. ,orld time inc. shares raising adjusted eps coming in a $.13 last quarter compared with estimates of $.11. the president and ceo told us the company is focused on building new revenue streams. >> for us, the exciting announcement today is the strategic transformation program. we have put together a plan we are thrilled about that we believe and we are confident about in terms of growing this company and creating a growth trajectory over the next three to four years. we announced today we see 500 million to 600 million minimum over the next 300 years, significant growth trajectory. >> your plan has both a revenue side and a cost side. you are cutting costs, 400 million? >> we have targeted 400 million. >> what is your total cost amount? >> about 2.7 million. >> so that is a big chunk. how can you do that without undermining your brands? >> one is two thirds of the cost take-out is really related to operate more efficiently. infrastructure, old systems