east village did $329,000 in revenue, down from $445,000 the year before, which is down from $600,000r before that. it's down almost 50%. west village -- $260,000 of revenue, which is shocking, 'cause it's a pretty good location. tony: yeah. sales have dropped significantly over across the board. it's so dead in the winter time that we actually close down. lemonis: it looks like it's dead in the summer, too. that's not good. and then brooklyn -- $100,000 loss. tony: um... i mean... lemonis: all the stores combined -- east village, west village, forest hills, and brooklyn -- lost $198,000. of that, half of it came from brooklyn. so the challenge i have is that the stores all lose money. but i think deep down, amidst all the chaos that you've created, you're very talented, you're very smart. tony: i appreciate that. lemonis: and it's still a pretty freaking cool idea, and so that's a good formula. tony: yeah. lemonis: so i'm willing to do a deal with you. tony: okay. lemonis: okay? but it's going to be a deal that... it's not going to be great. tony: okay. lemonis: okay? so i'm willing

. >> now the east village is, like -- east village, the ride [ laughter ] but then it was like, the east was kind of shaped like from that desk to the end of this couch. it was about that narrow there was a door here, you slept in a bed curled up and then my bedroom was in the bigger room. >> seth: oh, there was other bedrooms in this >> oh, no, that's not right. >> seth: okay. >> i was in the closet [ light laughter ] i'm thinking of a different apartment. and then the main room was here. >> seth: how many people did you live with? >> and then there was, like, airplane bathroom? >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> just one. >> seth: okay, so it was just you. >> yeah. >> seth: and when you say roaches -- >> oh, no, just one other person >> seth: okay, got you yeah >> yeah, yaeh. >> i mean, that's the highlight, living with one guy. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: living on your own in new york city. and when you say roach infested, what was -- like, was it -- would a day go by that you wouldn't see one or was it pretty much -- >> no, no. >> seth: yeah, okay. >> it was, like, if you get up to go to the

liberal establishment and possibly even to again reading each president on iraq from the east village to have negotiations and dogs but not the you know the the gun gets ahead you know and that's the emotion of that man so i think the emotional argument of our son is not we need. the viewpoints more divided and the need to look at it rationally in the moment the other i think you know much more calm and a gradual anonymization of the situation indeed part of the region has been under threat of force mark one month people are dying of starvation not because of neck or medicine nearly $100000.00 middle period about only drops out of their back to flex their. muscles every conceivable mattered to suppress this uprising i think what is a likely scenario is that this will not only do the gotten it's going to be lifted and it will have to lift the going to close to one month now and remember back in the gulf was lifted that means more tragic stories that we are human company all the scale of the operation the number of the people who have who have died in these workers and the number of the

western you know liberal establishment and possibly even to again reengage our president on from the east village to have negotiations and dogs but not the you know the the gun advocates ahead you know and that's the emotional blackmail and so i think the emotional adamant of our son is not meaning many of you know the viewpoints more divided and the need to look at it rationally in the home and the other i think we have a much more calm and gradual anonymization of the situation indeed part of the region has been under. one month people are dying of starvation not because of necker medicine nearly $100000.00 maybe about only drops out of their doctor flex that any. every conceivable who muttered to suppress this uprising i did what is a likely scenario is that the sooner or later the good thing is going to be lifted india will have to lift the christmas been closed one month know and remember back to the growth was lifted that means morse drudging that we are you will come to normal the scale of the operation the number of the people who have died in these were pressed and the number of the peop

>> this past weekend, performances in new york east village.ov show. >> your friends died doing what they love. >> come on, look around, lynn. >> people back home -- you know when your dad and my dad came back from vietnam, they're [ bleep ]. >> i know. >> now they begged me. i will tell you what have not changed. people like you don't know what we gave up. >> our motivation and our drive is the lost connection with our country and our veterans and our military family. >> reporter: the touch stone for their new mission. what are the impact that you hope will have and not just for civilians but for the veterans seeing it and also participating it. >> we ran a good race. that it matters. what we did mattered and what we do still matters. this is not a bad country to live in after all. >> a wonderful story, tom. this really is a scrappy operation, you talk about them raising the money they can and taking it across the country. >> we have to remember that as we sit here, there are people on duty right now and afghanistan of a place we don't know ab

made a very passionate arguments against the politicalization we are in washington dc not the east village but i don't see how we get outside of that in this town president trump's remarks about loyalty and disloyalty with the ongoing feud as pointed out as the squad the members of this group are harsh critics of his real and with their activism to spark accusation of the anti- - - anti-semitism on the left. so this is hard so where do the charges of the left is justified. are those the forms associated with the right? with that initiative which we do see coming from the left an equal lesser or greater danger to american jews. >> i will say i don't think equal left or greater is the issue i think the three of us have been describing an environment that is bad for the jews and american democracy and other vulnerable people. anything that contributes to that makes it worse. lesser or greater, give me a break. >> but you have to allocate resources. >> that is threat assessment that is violence. now let me answer your question for i went to overland in the 1980s. so i think i know about identi

. >> from the beergarden in new york's east village here are the ya ya yas! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yeah!news now," the impeachment battle is intensifying. president trump is dismissing the whistle-blower complaint that's sparked a firestorm he's found himself in and now he's taking aim at that person. >>> the vaping health crisis is growing this morning. another person has died in connection to e-cigarette use. what the cdc is doing about the epidemic now. >>> and new this half hour, a no dating policy. >> students in one school won't be allowed to date and those already in relationships will need to break up. the school's reasoning behind this and reaction from parents. >>> plus, let's get live. jennifer lopez and shakira will be headlining 2020's halftime show. all eyes are on the she wolf and jenny from the block. with new reaction to their -- coming up in "the skinny" on this friday, september 27th. >> tgif. >>> we don't know the teams for super bowl liv. >> we don't need to. >> but we know it's going to be hot with j.lo on the stage. >> and shakira. >> hips don't lie. >> hips don't

the 3 of you have made passionate arguments against the politicization in washington dc, not the east village so i will push the 3 of you on this and i don't see how we get outside politicization in this town. let's go this way. donald trump's remarks about loyalty and disloyalty were made in the context of his ongoing feud with a group of four democratic congresswomen perhaps misleadingly known as the squad. two members of this group are critics of israel and the vehemence of their activism has sparked accusations of anti-semitism of the left. let's talk about that. my question is a hard one and concerns whether these charges are justified and whether an equivalent can be drawn with the right. bds initiatives and attempt to delegitimize the state of israel with an equal, lesser or greater danger to american jews, who would like to have the first crack? >> i will take the first crack by saying i don't think equal, lesser, or greater is the issue. the 3 of us have described an environment that is degraded. and is bad for the jews and bad for american democracy and bad for other vulnerable peop

east village did $329,000, down from $600,000 the year before that. it's down almost 50%.o figure out the fundamentals. so, the mold's plastic. tony: mold's plastic. michael: you can't do that. with the new fda laws, you'd have to test that those chemicals aren't breaking down the plastic, which they probably are. lemonis: now he's letting down his customers... carolyn: there would be like five flavors out. lemonis: that'd be like going to baskin robbins

we are not in the east village. i will push the three of you on this a little bit. i'm not sure how we get outside of politicization. trump's remarks were made in the context of this with the congress of men known as the squad. israele harsh critics of and the pemex had cash of israel. let's talk about that for a moment. hardestion for you is a one. justified?k they are equivalent should be drawn and associated with the right. do see it coming from the left. lesser or equal, greater dangers to american jews. who would like to have the first crack at it? i dowill start by saying not think that equal, lesser or greater is the issue. we have been describing an environment that is degrading. it is bad for the jews and bad for american democracy. anything that contributes to that makes it worse. lesser, greater, give me a break. >> you have to allocate resources. about stress. that is about violence. i am going to answer your question. i know a little bit about identity politics on the left. anti-semitism on the left? there always has been, just like there has always bee

this is van life, situated in new york's east village. cost you $119 a night. stuart: what? there's no bathroom, no shower. deirdre: come on. ashley: it says you can go to the gym round the block. you can get a free trial pass. also, there's starbucks where you can go use the bathroom and free wifi. stuart: okay. let's go from the van to something else in san francisco. deirdre: on the other end of the spectrum, there is the most expensive house in san francisco, 40.5 million is what it will cost you. five bedroom, six and a half bathroom mansion. i don't know what this is but a norwegian style four-sided stone pool, whatever that is. i'm sure it's lovely. but this is on lombard street in san francisco. tourists may know it. stuart: 40 million bucks. no homeless outside, right? guaranteed? deirdre: i don't know about that. stuart: let's get serious. if you missed my editorial at the top of the hour, i'm saying democrats seem to have, they are hinting at a new policy, new economic policy. how you pay for everything. only the government can create money so just create what you

one particular is east palo alto called "retrying the village." more than anything, i am affiliated with taylor united methodists church. and since my affiliation with the church, we have extended our ministry to a lot of different outreach needs. we just completed a six week day camp at the facility earlier this year. we also during the open teachers' strike were the ones that hosted the strike and had it at the hub. so all the press conferences that occurred during that period happened there. we provided food and a daycare for the teachers while they were on the picket lines with the kids. and we also extended that to do an annual food giveaway and hotmail for homeless people as well as clothing. >> my great friend is doing great work and you are doing great work with him. i would say you are boots on the ground. what inspired you to go in this direction? >> i had the opportunity to years ago. i have been in this business for 30 years. when i got into the business, someone gave me an opportunity to turn my life around. i felt that if someone gav

>> we are at coffee project ny, and we're located in east village. ed: can you make ed's head?o this? ed: great question by rick. >> i to eau, uh-oh. uh-oh. rick: she just made you look like a palm tree. [laughter] >> i just want to say you look beautiful. ed: i'm not sure that's a face, but that's pretty art. ed: look at that, i'm going to try it. thank you so much, check it out. you know what? this is a secret recipe, and we're not going to spill the beans. rick: oh, my gosh! that was our stage manager behind -- [laughter] ed: blocking the trump administration's push for -- [inaudible] we're live at the white house with that breaking story next. ♪ ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ iit's not "acceptable or nothing." and it's definitely not "close enough or nothing." mercedes-benz suvs were engineered with only one mission in mind. to be the best. in the category, in the industry...in the world. lease the gla 250 suv for j

village of c. home on j juiced east coast to go you're going to go. there 2 hours ago. to sit in the. swimming is a. several years ago see homes primary school nearly closed in the number of students dropped to just 33. at its peak it was 310 students here. in an effort to attract more students the school started special programs like windsurfing and bringing in local artists to teach art classes. as i came out as i. could then yes and that's. the that is what. we will mcleod show you know most of these are you know more shimmying. look at us and i would say. but attracting children means attracting families so with the help of the city government the village built this $850000.00 apartment complex. today samina showing it to a future resident and now there are 3. going to go they're going to. they don't that's me on the commie thing where it is a sense of i'm wondering about. possible attracted by the chief brant and the island natural beauty kim so young is moving here with her 2 young children from the capital saw her husband plans to join them later in the year she says it wasn't

east cambodia. here many indigenous communities live together in villages and farm the land. one of these villages is cock by the ton leeson river. until recently the people here worked their fields and lived modestly but well in accordance with their own traditions. but those times are over their fertile fields were practically stolen from them. big international companies bought the land from the government land that had been in the communities hands for generations. amid the global hunger for natural rubber the villagers fields were plowed up to plant rubber trees. a day to day in their community has lost almost all its land. when they rolled onto our fields with bulldozers we stood up against them. but we didn't have a chance. to. run back they've taken everything from us many families have nothing to eat. in the village chief and 65 year old poole yun show us their land. here where their crops one screw we find a lunar landscape ready for planting new rubber trees. the noise of the company took our fields in graves and now they've even stripped bare our sacred mountain.

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bay area he was in oakland where he toured the transit village at the fruitvale bart station and the homeless encampment near the home depot in east oakland. >>this president used his power abuse his office and the resources of our federal government to try and get a political opponent. with or without a quid pro quo. that is an abuse of power. that deserves >>well castor also talked about police brutality his platform calls for now national standard for the use of force and the militarizing police. bond for people in the north bay pg restore the power yesterday afternoon after shutting it off most of the morning because of the high fire danger so far thousands of homes and businesses in napa and sonoma counties they want most of the day without a see in these hot temperatures. car is cooler that my house. >>i just feel bad for the people that don't that really need the electricity. you know i really wanted to sit in front of the bridge but then everything would now so a lot of people. >>are feeling about it i would say, but i would rather have the power shut off and for a firestorm again. >>it was definitely uncomfortable line wo

outside the country this is what remains of their village following other attacks more than 200000 people have fled from their homes in parts of the north and east over the last 3 years some blame armed groups in. as well as others from neighboring mali for the increasing violence and tensions between rival communities are making the crisis harder to resolve. the wall food program says it's a humanitarian emergency. more than a 1000000 people need help we are focused were killed just in the area with his much most of so we are. worried that is supposed to be security problem it's really hard to imagine the horror some of this displaced people have faced most of them have come here with nothing but the clothes they're wearing they're supposed to stop harvest. crops on both we talked to said the congo back to the villages to do that because it's still too dangerous. and a few others however did manage to return to their village after government forces secured the area he still relies on food aid. and i have 20 family members to feed through wife's brain and grandchildren this last 4 weeks we fled from our home before we could plant because the nei

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regions flood waters submerged entire villages and forced the evacuation of nearly 10000 families officials expect water levels to rise. india has banned the sale of east cigarettes saying they pose a risk to health authorities hope the ban will curb what they describe as an epidemic of fighting among young people the ban covers the production import and advertising of cigarette spots not a. senate has approved a new food emergency law that will increase funding for fighting hunger by 50 percent the country is grappling with a food crisis propelled by ranting function which of spot mass demonstrations. the western african nation of liberia is grieving after a fire in a school near the capital monrovia left at least 27 people dead including many school children fire officials said faulty electrics may have been to blame and that a full investigation would be carried out. and find out who morning and liberia. am. dozens of children in 2 of the teachers killed by a fire. fire service official suspect the accident was caused by a faulty electric cable. the children were sleeping inside the koranic boarding school eyewitnesses tried to help. when we went to

it was centered and north east of the provincial capital authorities say there is no danger of a tsunami. zimbabwe's says robert mugabe will now be buried in his home village not a national monument in the capital harare the late president's final resting place has been in dispute between the government of president emerson god and mugabe's family since he died at the start of summer. now the a flood except world championships kick off in qatar on friday and we are joined by retired german track and field athlete betty heiler she is a hammer thrower european and world champion and a silver medalist at the 2012 london olympics so good to have you here with us i'm just one of you ended your career 3 years ago how does it feel to not be a competitor and to be a spectator. it's quite cool it's very good to sit at home and just wants to be and i don't know how the essence feud and for me it's. not the same like some years before but i'm still nervous because i know they are no struggling in the going to competition and then know if they can sleep in bed and it's very interesting when it's nice for me now to be at home are you in touch with any athletes who are

flood waters submerged entire villages and forced the evacuation of nearly 10000 families if you expect water levels to rise further. and india has banned the sale of east cigarettes saying they pose a health risk authorities hope the ban will curb what they just drive as an epidemic of among young people the ban covers the production import and advertising of cigarettes but not they use. the western african nation of liberia is in mourning after a fire in a school near the capital monrovia left at least 26 people dead including many school children fire officials said faulty a litte tricks may have been to blame but they promised a full investigation would be carried out. and mourning in liberia. i am dozens of children and their teacher a killed by fire. fire service officials suspect the accident was caused by a faulty electric cable the children were sleeping inside their quranic boarding school. eyewitnesses tried to help. i. when we went to the back door we heard the children crying hanging on the bars the windows saying we are dying here we're dying here rescue us. we got the call around 1 am we tried to go there but the fire taken everything we

outside the country this is what remains of their village following other attacks more than 200000 people have fled from their homes in parts of the north and east over the last 3 years some blame armed groups in book enough as well as others from neighboring mali for the increasing violence and tensions between rival communities are making the crisis harder to resolve. the wall food program says it's a humanitarian emergency. more than a 1000000 people need help we are focused were killed just in the area with his march most of so we. were it is supposed to be security problem it's really hard to imagine the horror some of this displaced people have faced most of them have come here with nothing but the clothes they're wearing they're supposed to stop harvest. crops but both we talked to said the congo back to the villages to do that because it's still too dangerous. and a few others however did manage to return to their village after government forces secured the area he still relies on food aid. i have 20 family members to feed me through waves to britain and grandchildren this food will last for 2 weeks we fled for a moment before we could p

the hashmi just east of maharashtra but remember what mahatma gandhi said the soul of india lies in its religious and in order to transform india it's important to transform the villages and local collectable farmers from 15 villages in the region is trying to bring this top to life by empowering the farmers to solve their problems head on. and. this is the district i'll be in the monarch about engine off. it's known to most as one of the vostro it affected regions in india battling a big email want to. prices as well as struggling with the highest number of pharma suicides. or the administratively gin of barley is the most affected but the lowest rates in the country the average in a gated area in india is 40 percent violent early it's a mere 1.72 percent. it's almost impossible to make a living from agriculture many people here are dispirited an indisposition turn to alcohol. but this was partly situation about 3 years ago today the global poly initiative but 15 villages and it's called has managed to read out its story. the lead. but surely. the idea was the brainchild of my own gandhi the founder of the initiator was supported by the strength and willpower of all

campaign stop in oakland, where he toured the transit village at the fruitvale bart station and the homeless encampment near the home depot in east oakland. this president used. >>his power abuse his office and the resources of our federal government to try and get a political opponent. with or without a quid pro quo. that is an abuse of power. that deserves >>castro also talked about police brutality is platform calls for a national standard for the use of force and 4 d military as saying the police make sure to download the kron 4 mobile app so you can get the very latest developments happening in washington d c and stay tuned to kron 4 in the next hour. we're going to keep a watch on the testimony on capitol hill. time now is 5 oh 6 and today, the bart board of directors will meet at 9 o'clock this morning to decide on new fare gates for the station which design will they go with these gates are designed to stop fare evaders. >>first and foremost kron four's will tran live in waller creek with more. >>well. >>according to bart james and area fare evaders people who simply high. the gates like the gates behind me cost the agenc

campaign stop in oakland today, he toured the transit village at the fruitvale bart station and the homeless encampment near the home depot in east oakland. castro didn't hesitate to president trump. >>this president used his power abuse his office and the resources of our federal government to try and get a political opponent. with or without a quid pro quo. that is an abuse of power. that deserves >>city councilman all invited castro to oakland. the impeachment inquiry into president trump is not slowing the flow of lawsuits, california is filing against the federal government our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala details yet another legal action announced today as well as how the state attorney general is responding to the impeachment inquiry. >>62 lawsuits and counting california attorney general javier baez adding another to the pile wednesday. this latest lawsuit over the trump administration's rollback on regulations of the endangered species ac the time to iversity not to destroy it of the 62 lawsuits, california has filed against the trump administration about half of them are related to the environment. >>their rece

private ceremony in his home village at a date yet to be decided thousands of people have been paying their respects to the former leader at a stadium in harare one on one east killing in the knees as wildlife is next more news and half an hour. east and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. chinese kept in cages salt and the people. i mean what people want. indonesia has one of the highest numbers to the. world. but good luck can it be stopped before it's true lights were sleepwalking the political necessity one o one east investigates how the illegal wildlife trade is wiping out indonesia's recreations. the soloway seas forests adopted the goal of bigots of asia home to a melting pot of life. many of the creatures that live on this indonesian island a found nowhere else in the world. capital you. think i'm. not ok. this looks like a children's gang but 10 year old rev on and his friend while hughes at the innocent face of a mickey and often illegal wildlife trade and a. couple. at the entrance to the national park thousands of butterflies are sold on maddest by trade is like. in a. yes and in doing all. the end. th

hurricane threatening the east coast of the united states the bahamian prime minister here but mina says rescue operations are in full swing and he has warned against looting. in the village of blackwood in the bahamas with this report . we're in the community of blackwood on the island of abaco in the bahamas this is one of the most northern most islands and subsequently one of the worst hit areas by hurricane dorian again that category 5 storm that took 36 hours to make it across abaco to make it across grand bahama leaving a path of destruction this is about as bad as hurricane damage can get i want to give you a sense of what we're looking at here in this community if you can look behind me this is the home of teresa a woman that we spoke to earlier today who is picking up the pieces she's lived here for 15 years and is left with absolutely nothing and this is a scene that we're left with this is what we've been seeing all morning with people walking up and down the street some people sifting through debris others walking toward the airstrip waiting for help to arrive waiting for disaster relief to get here we have heard that the royal navy as well as the u.s. coast g

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village injambi province, captured the blood—red skies at around midday on saturday. every year, fires in indonesia create a smoky haze that can end up blanketing the entire south east asianf the world's largest, and oldest travel companies — has collapsed, leaving thousands of travellers stranded overseas and putting more than 20,000 jobs at risk. the confirmation came earlier on monday, when last—minute talks, to save the 178—year—old company, broke down. a fleet of planes has been chartered to bring home thousands of british holidaymakers. it is the largest repatriation to happen in peacetime. let's hear from some of them. they have stopped coaches coming in and letting people go home because they have not paid this money, but i have already paid. we are absolutely gutted, we have looked forward to this for a long time. still hoping to get on a thomas cook flight, they are still accepting bookings and flights until late last night. i had a sixth sense at two o'clock this morning, got up, checked the website, and that's when it hits the fan, basically. what's happened is out fan, basically. what's happened is our thomas cook representative has walked out, we are left in

threatening the east coast of the united states the bahamian prime minister hubert mina says rescue operations are in full swing and he has warned against looting uploads in the village of blackwood in the bahamas with this report for the community of blackwood on the island of abaco in the bahamas this is one of the most northern most islands and.

east there, and towards trader joe's. i think, generally, the plan works. it is a good plan. it is denser than laurel village, but we transition across the street to townhomes, then larger homes. but, some specific questions. first, on the timing, the project -- maybe i can ask the mayor's office, the 15 years that we have. can you explain that versus construction timing? why is that in the development agreement? and why something shorter doesn't work? why we shouldn't push for something shorter than that? >> certainly, thank you commissioner. the development agreement has a term of 15 years. that is the vested timeframe during which the developer is able to build out the project. it is unrelated from the proposed construction timeline. we don't anticipate that the project will be continuously under construction 415 years. that is not the point of the vested term. the vested term provides them .-dot timeframe, under which they have to build out their projects, and they must build out the it allows them time to weather market cycles. the developers proposal is to build their project out an overlapping seven-y

outside the country this is what remains of their village following other attacks more than 200000 people have fled from their homes in parts of the north and east over the last 3 years some blame armed groups in book enough as well as others from neighboring mali for the increasing violence and tensions between rival communities are making the crisis harder to resolve. the wall food program says it's a humanitarian emergency. more than a 1000000 people need help we are focused were killed just in the area which is much more serious so we are. going work that is supposed to be security problem it's really hard to imagine the horror some of this displaced people have faced most of them have come here with nothing but the clothes they're wearing they're supposed to stop harvesting their crops and buy both we talked to said the congo back to their villages to do that because it's still too dangerous. and a few others however did manage to return to their village after government forces secured the area he still relies on food aid. and i have 20 family members to feed through wives to bring and grandchildren this food will last for 2 weeks we fled f