store. we need a hardware store. we need to fill those needs in our neighborhood. it appears that healthy spot picked this location not because there was a need for the services but in order to drive out our independent small businesses that make our neighborhood very special. without them no one would want to be no noe valley because they contribute to the neighborhood and to the character. everybody walks their dogs. [bell ringing] please deny a conditional use permit. thank you for your time. >> my name is nicholas sack et and i director for legislative affairs. we are a nonprofit based in southern california. eight years ago our founder was driving a bill that would ban the sale of puppy mill dogs in west hollywood. andrew was there as an example of a business that was able to succeed in a humane manner. that law passed and later was passed in the city of los angeles. last year and if anyone hear is a pet lover they may hear that ab4ab5 passed last year in california. that will would not have passed out andrew supporting us. he came to sacramento and testified o

a phone store, a hardware store, any other kind of retailer whether local or formula that isn't already represented on the street should be there. please deny this conditional use and keep this space open for a traffic generator for this block. >> my name is megan mccarthy. i am a 10 year customers of healthy spot. i want to speak of my personal experience. i was fortunate enough to meet mark and andrew in 2008 when they opened their first store in asanta monica after adopting a rescue dog. since then my dog and i had support. that support has never changed. i have witnessed the blood, sweat, and tears they have put into their stores. the environment they nurture is one of a family environment and how they treat and customers, animal, employees and community. i have been with them since the beginning whenhey only had one store and their integrity an commitment in small town community has never wavered. i can say as a customers over a decade the accusations that healthy pa uses a predatory policy and uses discounts and cue tons to steal customers are false. i want to kindly request your

man: we have never seen a profit from this store. i actually thought it might be better to just shut the doors. i don't know that i have a deal to make. cut your losses, liquidate your inventory, pay your vendors, work your way out of your lease, and go home. but i was inspired by the staff at amazing grapes. there was geri, the chef who turned out delicious food, despite being forced to work in a closet-like atmosphere with two hot plates. geri: this is someplace i love, i love coming to every day. this place just means a lot to me. lemonis: and dan, the wine buyer who brought enthusiasm and passion. dan: what i brought to the business was a book of business that i'd built over 20 years. lemonis: whoa. and mike, who was the bar manager. i was so blown away by their dedication that i made a deal, but one with a catch. i put in $300,000 for 76% of the business. but 25% of my share would be handed over directly to the employees. [ laughter ] people, for me, is the only reason that businesses fail or they survive. man: guys, to a new be

last year, aristotle started selling his branded glasses in my new store, marcus, a 20-store chain specializing in women's clothes and accessories. and what sort of feedback are you getting on your product? woman: he does get good feedback as far as the style. people like the brand. lemonis: they're nice. his brand is selling well, so i'm excited to meet him and learn more about the product and the company. aristotle.you? lemonis: aristotle.. i'm marcus. nice to meet you. aristotle: nice to meet you as well. lemonis: were you going on a trip? aristotle: no. this is my mobile office. if anybody needs shades, we do it on the spot. lemonis: very cool i thought it was odd that when he came into the store that he kept his glasses on through the conversation. he was almost too cool for school. [lyrics] i wear my sunglasses at night so i can meet a new investor and not look him in the eye so do you always wear your glasses? aristotle: i do, always wearing the product, absolutely. jenny: hi. i'm jenny, so nice to meet you. aristotle: aristotle. jenny: your glasses are awesome. aristotle: thank you. i a

click, call, or visit a store today. in 30 days, where's the realism in that? emonis: the assignment was to come back with things with acetate. there's no acetate on these. the assignment was to come back with things with acetate. there's no acetate on this. jeremy: we never locked firm on that, and if there were the case, it takes 2 weeks to get it. lemonis: what do you mean you never locked firm on it? of course we locked firm on it. this is really directed at you as opposed to the other guys. aristotle: yeah. lemonis: i didn't expect it to be, like, the finished product, like, "ta-da." all i wanted you guys to do is come up with products that had it, and if i had the confidence, i'd be like, "okay," but that didn't even happen. does jeremy drive me absolutely crazy? yes. but ultimately, this is aristotle's responsibility. he was able to go to greece and get a bunch of stuff done, but the fact that he left these details slip through the cracks shows me that he's incapable of managing people, so how can i be comfortable with him managing a store? and so i think

to have a store open that doesn't make any money, it just doesn't make any sense. we're gonna close it, and we're gonna close it today. >> what am i gonna be doing? >> you're gonna make a pie crust. you're gonna go out on the road and you're gonna help us sell pies commercially to grocery stores and other people, and you're gonna be the face of the business, but i do not need you making decisions, 'cause i don't want another store that loses 25 grand-- >> i've got a three-year lease left on this, how-- >> uh-huh, well, we got to sublease it, we got to figure it out. this business doesn't have the working capital to withstand it, and i'm not putting up to $450,000 in the business so i can fund losses. >> uh, david, you're out of a job right now. how do you feel about that? >> what am i supposed to do? i took the bus up here. >> david, you're not out of a job. you got toish the shipping over there, and then we're gonna figure out the transition plan. >> you're coming in here, and you're telling me-- >> look, jim, we're closing. >> no, wait, you're coming-- you're com

lemonis: was there any effort at all put into this, or is this store going to be a giant waste of timeis store open. aristotle: yeah. lemonis: ultimately, what i'm looking for is to invest in people who have a conviction, and you, you just shake your head, and you go with the flow because you're so worried f you push people that somebody is going to walk out. aristotle: there's a time and place when you need to push, and, yes, is there a lot more times where i could push harder, yes, there is. there are reservations i have, personal reservations, emotional reservations i have about pushing too hard. lemonis: what is an example of that? aristotle: you know, lost relationships, that comes through maybe in a negative way. lemonis: when you decide to be in business, you understand that rejection is part of the territory. aristotle: absolutely. lemonis: what i don't want to hear ever again from this day forward is that you don't want to push because you have this fear of losing something or someone, so today is the new beginning for you, okay? aristotle: i can agree to that. lemonis: i want

click, call or visit a store today. o closer to the first deal that we should have done. lemonis: no. john: [ laughs ] that sucks. lemonis: my final offer is a million dollars. $500,000 in equity. $500,000 in a line of credit for 33.3%. 100% control. john: [ laughs ] well, then, that's the deal. lemonis: do you guys need to take a walk for a minute? john: yeah, yeah. mike: no, no, no, no. no, i don't step. change it again, dude. sit down. let's freakin' do this thing. john: oh, man. okay, you got a deal, marcus. lemonis: okay. what do you think your brother would say right now? john: he'd be -- he'd be giving you a high five, and he'd be saying, "good job, guys." mike: [ voice breaking ] he -- [ clears throat ] he'd be very, very stoked for us right now. lemonis: boom. john: thank you. lemonis: okay, guys. john: thank you, partner. lemonis: you got it. all right, guys. what's happening, everybody? john: yeah, what's up, marcus? lemonis: yes! john: so excited. good to see you. lemonis: how you doing, buddy? can we just ge

reporter and she had followed up on a point you had made about queen being a store of value as she was asking what are the biggest hurdles a big point to maintain itself as a store of oh i had a good answer to that let's check it out all the adoption rate you know that's what we're talking about so a couple i claim base as brilliantly created on ramp people can get into crypto know opening thousands and thousands of accounts and they are providing that experience i think that in the future the adoption rate will be driven as it has been since two thousand census a white paper makes reference to the banking crisis of two thousand and eight the genesis block and i think that these banking crises will continue and that will drive adoption clearly in the french economies like argentina venezuela they are mad about bitcoin because their economies are in freefall those are peripheral currencies when you have a major currency like the dollar the yen the euro the panel and a similar crisis which i believe will happen you'll have then adoption rates in those countries well spike as well as its

store in noe valley. this healthy spot will not create a new customer base. they must take from the customer base that's already here, which means they will take it from existing stores, which will harm existing neighborhoods serving retail uses. as a chain, healthy spot has advantages over small, local businesses and will use those advantages to harm the local businesses. furthermore, not only will they harm existing businesses, but they will harm future businesses from coming in. once they come into our city, to noe valley, we'll never see another local pet store or grooming shop open up here again. and that's really bad to think of. matter of fact, we believe they've chosen the spot they've chosen exactly for this specific reason. they're right in between the animal company and v.i.p. grooming, two of the longest running pet businesses here in the city. again, from michelle rivera, "they have investors with deep pockets. they plant themselves next to long-established businesses and under cut them and dhis while insisting their nice guys. in my opinion, keep

i have a store right around the corner. it's actually my first time in. onis: she owns a business in this neighborhood and she's never been in this store? well, that really tells me something. what's your first impression? woman: feels a little too busy r wh's going on. can you pick out one thing you would buy? woman: um... i probably would have walked out. [ chuckles ] lemonis: really? -woman: yeah. -lemonis: okay. that's great feedback. thank you very much. woman: thank you. nice to meet you. lemonis: have a great day. -how you doing? i'm marcus. -noemi: ah. lemonis: how are you? nice to meet you. you're french, so you kiss? -noemi: yep. -lemonis: okay. how many years have you been doing this? noemi: i decide to don't talk more than 20. i think i born with this talent. i understand woman. a woman my age, you know? she's 35, you know. -lemonis: she's 35. -noemi: [ laughs ] lemonis: that was good. stephanie: hi. noemi: voilà. this is my babies. lemoniow are you? i'm marcus. your name? stephanie: stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. nicolas: hi.

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stores don't pay us. lemonis: wow. so, wow. as i dig into john and mike's business aittle bit more, i'm learng that there's actually two separate, distinct companies. tankfarm, which has the two retail stores that are struggling, and anderson brothers, which is basically an apparel company that helps other companies manufacture goods and products with their name on it. a bit of a private label apparel company. it's clear to me that these guys really understand how to design and manufacture and distribute products. but running two stores? not so much. who does the planning? john: i do that part. lemonis: oh, so you're the "buyer"? john: i'm the buyer. mike: but i do the hands-on graphic design. john: i buy the best of the best. lemonis: are you 50/50 partners? john: yes. mike: yeah. lemonis: how did you start the business? mike: we're third-generation printers. john: our grandfather, he started the print shop in the '70s, and that was paper goods. and then in the '80s, our dad started doing t-shirts. mike: he still prints our stuff. john: yeah. lemonis: oh, that's cool

click, call or visit a store today. charles: we talked about this. this negative press from mainstream media. there is a new gallup poll shows president trump's rating on the rise, 90% of its party support the president. that is second highest rating in modern history for g.o.p. now to discuss julie melcher and ford o'donnell, jillian, it amazing. you could get trapped in the new york media bubble, forget what people are thinking, say this week i know that president took a hurt, here come the poll. i look at ugov poll, small tiny fraction were republicans, majority were democrats and independents. >> i think we're seeing here trump playing to his base. he knows what issues will beginn up his -- gin you were his base. and economy is getting better, we have seen combination of deregulation and tax reform really having an impact. i would say and i am concerned about the way that tariffs are going to play out. today we have news about harley-davidson, i think a lot of happening in swing states we're feeling the impact on jobs in the economy. i would say i

click, call, or visit a store today. ria: venture capital icon alan patricof our guest this weekend. the supreme court ruling will allow states to collect sales tax for online shopping. this is a long time coming for some people. but there is a debate, if you don't have a physical presence you shouldn't pay tax. >> i'm supportive of this decision. it's made it difficult for a lot of physical presence retailers to compete when in your order bag you start out with an 8% or whatever the sales tax rates are. the logic behind it, it's like an outdated law or allowance that should have been changed a long time ago. maria: at a department type when online shopping wasn't luke it is today. >> online shopping is 40% of all retailing today. i was walking up lexington avenue in new york last night. five blocks. and i will tell you 50% to 60% of thers to are empty. if you go around the country and go to shopping malls. the impact of online internet buying direct to consumer, and we are participating in it. we invested a lot of money

becomes a unit of account as things are priced in bitcoin as money disappears so similarly gold is a store of value and from time to time it's used as a medium of exchange it can be used as a medium of exchange central banks own gold they use they swap back and forth central banks will be buying as a strategic reserve as will sovereign wealth funds as we see a transition from the face. which is unsustainable the average lifespan of a paper money currency is twenty seven years every single one has gone to zero none have survived we only have gold and now bitcoin how do you know that it's going both survive because it fulfills arrah startles for conditions for sound money and which has been around for thousands of years that definition and it does so electronically and as far as long as people want to trade as long as there's an instinct a trade as long as people still populate this earth they will want bitcoin to trade with do we need to first overcome that problem by mining and how and they're too inefficient for us to move on for and i'll say quickly that compared to what compared to the

you can see chimera walk up to a convenience store, rip off the door handle and then fall. nd repeatedly smashed a rock into the door, kicked in the glass, and then lost his shoe. inside the thief realized the cash register was empty. he made off with nearly 5,000 lottery tickets. >> well, on the peninsula, a comeback story for the ages involving the resilient teenager and her personal connection to the warriors and some cavaliers fans in cleveland. abc7 news reporter chris wynn has more now from redwood city. >> reporter: inside the halls of sequoia high school, sophomore caitlyn o'connor is d odds and sharing her wisdom along the way. >> find the positive in the struggle and it will end up being okay. they'll make it through their hard times. >> reporter: at age 13, caitlyn was diagnosed with rasmus enz encephalitis, a rare disease that causes debilitating seizures. >> she was having up to 20 a day with tremors almost 24/7. it was just very hard. >> reporter: two surgeries failed to help. so in 2015 caitlyn traveled to the cleveland clinic for a third procedure to stop the

click, call, or visit a store today. ntributor april ryan backtracking after claiming president trump was booed at a white house even yesterday, he said, breaking, reporter on south lawn have confirmed that donald trump was heckleed and booed when he came out to celebrate america, and she had to correct herself tweeting, reporters are rewatching, they found a heckler in the crowd, asked questions of president trump, the heckler of booed. the boos were for the heckler. bringing in brit mchenry. >> good for her for correcting it, reporters are rewatching it. my question is, you are the reporter, you should get accurate information you can't just callously tweet about something, you are not covering a football game or local community, this is the white house press corps, april ryan also shared an article from the root claiming that maybe the trump administration is involve innesex trafficking. there is not some troll on the internet, this a cnn contributor with over 336,000 followers, she has been irresponsible with her twit

ktvu has found that authorities are trying to see if the robbers s have a connection to a former storen them inside information. people we talked to were stunned by what happened. >> they still thousands of dollars. they probably needed a way to do that but also keep people distracted from calling the cops. that's probably why the dressed up. >> the police are trying to track down that customer who was held by one of the suspects. >>> cerbin -- sarah netanyahu has been charged. she is accused of misusing public funds by ordering gourmet meals to the prime residence. the prime minister and his wife have visited with president trump and first lady melania trump several times. benjamin netanyahu calls the allegations unfounded. >>> the u.s. treasury department says it will be roughly the size of a postcard. the existing form for 1040 is two pages long with additional paperwork often the card. the new form is designed to make filing easier for taxpayers. >>> still ahead, adding restrictions on landlords in san francisco. what the state supreme court says about a lot that would force landlo

construction vest is the same man who pretended to be a storeght. here's pictures of that suspect side by side. the other robber in the earlier holdup was wearing a ski mask and "star wars" shirt. ktvu has learned that authorities are trying to see if the robbers have connections to a former store employee who could have given them inside information. people we spoke to were stunned by the brazenness of the crime. >> went to pay my bill, thought they were real at&t people. that's great. you know? i don't know. >> they stole thousands of dollars of merchandise. they probably needed a way to do that. but also, keep people distracted from calling the cops so probably that's why they dressed that way. >> reporter: i reached out to at&t today asked about store security. officials either declined to comment or didn't respond. one more note, police are still trying to track down the customer helped by one of the suspects. >> henry lee in our newsroom, thank you. >>> now to san leandro, where police are searching for suspects in the city's first homicid

specifically, and i'll read it here for you, an owner of a retail food store or tobacco shop holding a valid permit was relocate under the building code may -- [inaudible] >> -- so if the department of building inspection is saying that this relocation was the result of a seismic upgrade under that provision of chapter 34(b), then, the health department's position would be to grant the exemption based on that. we're not the building department. that's not our call to make. that's for them to make and let us know what that determination is. >> thank you. >> did you hear the stuff related to the building department whether it conforms to the exemption or not? >> i think if we can get something in writing from the department of building inspection saying that they've reviewed it, and they believe that the work involves seismic upgrade, that would qualify under that section, then we would take that, for sure. >> thank you. >> okay. is there any public comment on this matter? no? okay. since there's no other public comment, commissioners -- okay. if there are other speakers tonight, can yo

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reporter and she had followed up on a point you had made about queen being a store of value as she was asking what are the biggest hurdles a big point to maintain itself as a store of oh i had a good answer to that let's check it out all the adoption right you know that's what we're talking about so a couple of coin days as brilliantly creative on ramp people can get into crypto know opening thousands and thousands of accounts and they are providing that experience i think that in the future the adoption rate will be driven as it has been since two thousand sense the white paper makes reference to the banking crisis of two thousand and eight the genesis block and i think that these banking crises will continue and that will drive adoption clearly in the french economies like argentina venezuela they are mad about bitcoin because their economies are in freefall those are peripheral currencies when you have a major currency like the dollar the yen the euro the panel and a similar crisis which i believe will happen you'll have then the doctrine right in those countries wall spike as well

click, call, or visit a store today. >>> "parkland: the fight forward" continues. >> good evening and thank you for joining us. we first met the survivors of parkland, florida, on the worst day of their lives. terrified and shocked. some students escaping a massacre but losing friends and loved ones. parents beginning to understand they would never see their children again. tonight we return to a grieving community beginning their fight forward. >> this is a moment that as a parent you should be happy. having your kid receiving a diplo diploma. but our story's totally different. >> reporter: that story one of grief and resilience. the olivers' only son was gunned down along with 16 students and faculty in his school nearly four months ago. joaquin was a confident 17-year-old who loved basketball. he was loved by many. friends describe him as the light in the room. >> so comfortable in his own skin. he was just glow all the time. everyone wanted to be just like him. you know? >> here we are. >> reporter: his family says joaquin had been looking forward to this moment. graduation day at

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by and large it's a very cheap clothing store and i think they've just rolled out a big market here but it was interesting i went into one recently and all the clothing marketed towards people of a certain means were all fluorescent and then i thought you're not going to go into a store on you know rodeo drive with all these floor it was like so we can easily identify the poor people there's a lot of psychology that goes into the stuff and i i had a lot of time i suppose to think about it and your choice of rebellion like so when the other children all around the world was the only way that many of them have. fashion music and fashion and just i didn't i was very ok with being different i was very ok i was looking differently and i was ok with putting out a message of i guess i'm not like you and it wasn't. they just knew that inherently they stink of li you know when you're from somewhere else they love making you feel like you're the freak and i just but it's not me through the country of immigration in the book you say. you hear the teacher saying we're trying to

click, call, or visit a store today. nnedy: mtv announced the plans to bring back the 90s "real world." as long as they don't also bring back that female vj with the glasses. she was a real train wreck. get off the tracks because this is the tropical storm. being and cop takes some serious onion. this trucker forgot to cover his bed and what happened next will bring tears to your eyes. 2,000 pounds of onions flying on to the highway. the driver was ticketed for not having a tarp on his bed. that will be a lesson to everyone. if you are going to drive on the california highways, you can't go peeling out. most of of them have too many layers. i should put a tarp on my bed. topic number two. the solution woman claims she never played the lottery in her life. but last flight she decided to like abba take a chance. police dubbed her the dancing lotto thief and she stole a bunch of scratchers. lotto tickets get void once they are reported stolen. police posted the video online. she wound up getting caught after a man shared the

we need theernality and friendliness that says, this is omenot just a collection of houses and storeshat can be anywhere in america. and, finally, we need young adults to know that san francisco will continue to have opportunities for them a merchants. likeoeav lis with you? >> thank you. we'll be glad to add it into the record. thank you very much. any other members of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissionerdooley. >> thank you fo yr prt wtis rea that others in the future -- because there will be others -- will take a page for your book and come to us with the same clear eds. obviously w've seen this whole story before. we know what happens. give one person a c.u., they knock maybe six, seven, eight storefronts out. so what kind of bargain is that re one new store friend versus knocking out and leaving vacant other ts. siportour work in this. it reallyha makes san francisco unique. we don't need to have the same thing onve corner, even though that pleasure is extremely high. i applaud all of you here for standing up and saying, no, in your own neighborhood. be

i want to get involved and we just make sure that there are alternatives to people can come into a store and not just see cookies and candies and potting chips and that kind of thing hi, i'm cindy the director of the a preif you believe program it is so important about healthy retail in the low income community is how it brings that health and hope to the communities i worked in the tenderloin for 20 years the difference you walk out the door and there is a bright new list of fresh fruits and vegetables some place you know is safe and welcoming it makes. >> huge difference to the whole environment of the community what so important about retail environments in those neighborhoods it that sense of dignity and community safe way. >> this is why it is important for the neighborhood we have families that needs healthy have a lot of families that live up here most of them fruits and vegetables so that's good as far been doing good. >> now that i had this this is really great for me, i, go and get fresh fruits and vegetables it is healthy being a diabetic you're not supposed to get carbons but

value, like digital gold and people are using it as a way to store value. the new products that will have more specific use cases, held initial coin offerings in 2017 which was really when that boom of cryptocurrency happened. they're shipping product, we're excited about products like auger and a number of others that are coming out over the course of the nikolext six or n months right now we're focused on developing the applications. these applications need to exist. we need users for these products, and that's going to happen this year and early next year >> when you're talking about crypto and you talk about a store value and it's being used right now, can you say in the same breath that that very same coin is also a means of transaction if it's being marketed right now as a store of value. does that just flip overnight? >> we think the bitcoin isn't really meant to be a means of exchange, a medium of exchange for transacting value but rather just as a store of value and other cryptocurrencies will be used as a means of exchange. we're excited about sta

click, call, or visit a store today. live where you live. this is abc7 news. >> today, i signed an executive order. we're going to keep families together, but the border is going to be just as tough as it's been. >> after days of mounting pressure, president trump declares an end to the practice of separating families at the border but critics say it does little to help 2300 children already in legal limbo. >> good evening, i'm dan. >> i'm ama daetz. >> up till now the administration's zero tolerance policy meant kids were taken and put into federal facilities. >> here's janay norman with today's new developments. >> reporter: president trump rallying his base in minnesota firm in his stance on immigration. >> democrats don't care about the impact of uncontrolled migration. >> reporter: earlier today with the stroke of a pen doing exactly what he said he couldn't do. >> we're signing an executive order. we're going to keep the families together. >> reporter: a complete 180 from just five days before. >> wait, wait, you ca

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the save mor store will get a full redesign from our program. if you guys are unfamiliar with our program, what we do is we do conversions for corner store markets and help them provide healthier products. save mor was selected because it's the ideal store for the 3rd street corridor and all the work that they do. their new store is an ideal location. and historically, each business owner who's been adapted into the healthy retail program sees an increase in revenue because of the new products for the residents in their area. normally, we see a 5-10% increase in revenue for each and every retailer who becomes a part of our program. i'm here for any additional program -- questions for our program and how it relates to save mor. >>> in the document we received, it lays out a number of bullet points of the assistance that's provided. is that guaranteed, is that kind of the standard, if you will, contract with these retailers that enter healthy sf? >>> yes, on average, that is what we've been seeing across the board. we collect the pos data on a quar

a d.i.y. or craft store. a triangular ruler a straight ruler and a pen. and you'll also need a sponge paper towels and some scissors. plus transparent and brown cream wax from the d.i.y. store a small pot to thin the brown wax brush. first add a small amount of water to the brown wax to make it spreadable with the brush and apply evenly on all sides. also cover the cut surfaces. the wood is dry that takes around thirty minutes take the first board and use the triangular ruler and a pen to draw two triangles whose chips connect. ply this sticky tape along the insides of the triangle pattern. measure the distance to the next triangle measure one point five centimeters between the individual triangles make sure the lines run parallel that's important for the pattern use this method to create the entire pattern stick taped to the cut surfaces stick to one strips of tape. onto the second board with a distance of five centimeters between the design. pattern. inside with a pen and ruler and cut out the pattern with the scissors the patterns here are around six p

click, call, or visit a store today. >> mrs. "bloomberg technology." on e3 -- i'm emily chang at the e3. the biggest names in gaming are showing off what they have in store. one company makes a super smash at the event and they are nintendo. the main display during the show was even announced or leaked in the prior weeks and months occluding fortnight, pokemon, and a super smash brothers ultimate. -- fortnite. it went to all their market gains in eight years. joining us now is nintendo of america president. let's talk about stocks. investors ne to believe there is no more surprises. with a be correct? >> they would not. nintendo loves to surprise people. when we approach e3, we show content from the next six or nine months. we'll is have more surprises. there is always more in store. reacted thenalysts way they did, who knows, but we know from a company perspective, there's a lot more up our sleeves and a lot more we have to show over the weeks and months ahead. for us, we believe there's a lot more value for the consumer to tell them abo content and a

a lot of people online and focused on big stores. are focused on both because we know that is how you shop. >> not a lot of commentary from you about millennials but i know they start purchases by going online and they also are value centric. it seems like you have given something for skpereveryone, an brought if an element of value, but quality. >> we are one of the views that have multibrand. and we are multichannel. we can go with the customer. so whether they come in through west elm and have kids, pottery barn kids, we have a brand we have a product line for them. and at the same time it is important even for our pottery barn customer we give them value. we launched pottery barn apartment. it is a new customer it is these initiatives that bring in new customers whether it is price point or whether it is a collaboration with another designer or we just did something i think pretty interesting which is we put pottery barn kids with west elm to develop a kids line in the past we thought about each brand individually. and now we are

. >> and if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd. and you push back on them and you tell them they're not welcome anymore, anywhere. >> president trump adding to the incivility calling waters as a low iq person and tweeting be careful what you wish for, max. >> they are good at one thing. what is the term? resist. it is the party of maxine waters, do you believe her? no, no. this has become the party of maxine waters and nancy pelosi. >> maxine waters is trying to clarify her original remarks. >> i believe in peaceful, very peaceful protests. i have not called for the harm of anybody. this president has lied again when he is saying that i called for harm to anyone. >> waters dialled back after criticism from democrats. nancy pelosi tweeting trump's daily lack of civility is predictable and unacceptable. and this from chuck schumer. >> no one should call for the harassment of political opponents. that's not right. that's not american. >> how did we get here? critics of the trump administration insi