-pantelis: $60,000. -lemonis: $60,000. pantelis: yeah.we need to figure out how to generate more revenue. -zoe: just need more sales. -lemonis: you need more sales. and you need to have a clear story. you need to have a clear brand identity. i don't want to have to ask companies who they are before i do business with them. i want them to tell me without me asking. what's the story? what makes the flavors unique? what are the unique pro-- i don't know anything. that's the problem, but the products are really freaking good. and the fact that you guys give and give and give to your parents, it tells me a lot about who you are as people. i want to make an offer. the company today has $60,000 in cash and $162,000 in debt, so my offer is $250,000 for 50% of the business. i want to be equal partners. the money will be used to pay down some of the debt and the rest will go in to organizing the facility, making some retrofits to the retail location, launching the online business, doing some product development, and potentially coming up with some

the pants.dy: h she was wearing cocae pants and said they are not my pants, she is not in prison, she could have a monster energy drink, and 5 nodoz she would be fine, she could stuff all sorts of scram buca, i don't know what that is a, zambuca . >> >> i find if you put a energy drink in your pants people leave you alone. kennedy: that is true. men arrested for running naked 3 a walmart, one yelled, i am on fire, dousing himself on milk, they allegedly entered a eastern kentucky walmart. shot the video. they fled the store without being caught to have police track them down, charged with inindecent exposure. >> the naked guy had a mask on. identifying him, let's say a bit harder of a case. kennedy: oh. >> issue shih covere he is covey said regular and chocolate milk. they have to identify him through the mask and through the milk. >> kennedy: obstacle illusion on defense side. >> hazing or something. >> victim of a crime, lock people up for those. >> they didn't file a police report like jussie

you got the pants. >> i got the pants. i got the pants. >> how did this come about?a since "grease" came out. my friend called two days before the auction, i didn't know it was happening. she said, sarah, olivia, they're putting the pants up and the outfit for charity. i thought, my god, i've got to try to get these. >> you went a little above the estimate. didn't you? >> were they -- >> did you have a game plan? >> i had no -- no game plan. i was actually here in new york for my anniversary with my husband. we were out to dinner. and i had a friend bidding for me. she was on speaker phone while we were at dinner. but listen, this is what i said, i go, "honey, honey, i won the pants." he's like, "let's be clear, you didn't win, you paid the most." like, whatever. i got the pants! >> you lost the -- >> here's $162,000 question -- what do you do with them? >> what i do with them is spanx. i'm going to frame them and hang them at spanx. we have columbia faux leather leg -- black faux leather leggings -- >> if you put them on, they're -- >> they have become a cult follow

a good example would be pants.e can have different shapes and different sizes, but they're all still pants. let's use this space -- nicolas: for merchandise? -lemonis: yeah. -nicolas: okay. lemonis: i want to go through all the products that we have today and see if any of these existing products will contribute to one of the five pillars. i want everybody to pick what they think is a foundational item. stephanie: i look through this, and i'm just like -- i don't understand how we made any money. lemonis: honestly, for me, the dresses and the tops are the ones that need the most work. you want to have a 35-year-old buyer? really? you look at these tops, you wouldn't wear this stuff. noemi: absolutely not. and i don't. lemonis: and that should be your first signal that there's a problem. we've lost our way here, and we're bringing in a designer to fix them 'cause i don't like where we're sitting today, and i don't think you guys do, either. courage. b has a terrible identity crisis. they don't know who they're selli

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he's so tough he wears leather pants under his leather pants. retired green beret master sergeant. loves to vents when she is discontent. my massive sidekick, tyrus. all right. you are a political journalist or you claim to be. we are still unsure about that. have these hearings been more damaging to trump or the democrats. you owe wolf blitzer an apology. when he was talk about the explosive offing statement, he was referring to eric swalwell. kat: i love it. >> i think it started as problematic for the president. when you had ambassador sondland say there was a quid pro quo. ahh, there is a john dean moment. then he started walking it back. er witnesses didn't have the first-hand knowledge the democrats thought they had. nancy pelosi started this idea saying it had to be bipartisan. they haven't removed a single republican in the house. and as you look at the polls, they are starting to shift where independent voters by big margins are saying this matters more to politicians than it does to me. they care more about the economy and issues that affect them in their communities. and

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how many people think olivia can get in the pants? show of hands!a! >> sandy, yo du did it, come ou >> whoa, that's amazing. that's amazing. >> the buyers for the pants and the jacket were not revealed. the auction raised $2.4 million, and that was the goal she was trying to -- she wanted to raise money for her cancer center. just the fact that she could get in them after all this time. >> that's amazing. i don't know what you'd do with a $162,000 pair of pants. >> you display them. >> yes. >> you regard them through a pane of glass. >>> i'm talking about my own creeping middle age and what i'm going to do with that, maybe buy a car. not the car a man in the u.k. bought, he had some trouble with his vehicle. this is paul hunt trying to exit his brand new bmw, not once, not twice, three times, four. come on, paul, you can do it. there we go. he'll figure it out. not quite how bond did it. that's at least $150,000 automobile right there. somebody on twitter joked, his daughter posted this video. someone on twitter joked imagine getting pulled over and

the pants alone went for 162,000. new owner was revealed on cbs this morning as the spanx founder sarah blakely. >> i'm going to frame them and hang them at spanx because we have black faux leather leggings that have become a cult following and they were expired from olivia's pants. she was the og of black leggings. >> blakely also bought a custom pink ladies jacket. the items were to help raise money for newton john's cancer treatment center in australia. >>> meanwhile, american girl dolls has unveiled this sparkly creation, and it comes at a jaw dropping price of $5,000! this collector's doll is embellished with more than 5,000 swarovski crystals and beads. if you can foot the bill, good luck on getting one because they only made 3 of them. >>> that's it for the fuses at 5:00, the news at 6:00 starts now with ken bastida and veronica de la cruz. >>> now at 6:00, breaking news. authorities swarm a motel 6 in monterey county where they believe an escaped murder suspect is now hiding. >> steaks, scallops and the future

pantelis: yeah, we're ready for it. lemonis: very proud of you, pantelis. pantelis: thank you very much. petros: thank you very much for everything. lemonis: really proud of you. you have a great family and great parents. i'll see you soon. lemonis: you ever had shaved cream? a young entrepreneur dreamed up a fresh take on an asian-inspired dessert. tony: it's a very unique flavor. lemonis: it's really good. eventually bringing it to four shops across new york city. east village did $329,000, down from $600,000 the year before that. it's down almost 50%. but four years in, snowdays is melting. owner tony quach grew his business so fast, he failed to 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 or 31 flavors and them saying, "sorry, we only

just to put pants on each more. number of coal or $15.00 minimum wage. and i don't have to tell you why this matters i know what is the federal minimum wage right now $7.25 do you know what that can buy it could buy a dog out of the vending machine and if someone else just $2.00. and $7.25 said you can't possibly get by idea i did the math and you have to work for 3700 years just to afford a ticket to the motley crue reunion tour. and they're not even good. imagine if you went to yours when it could. no. revived distrust of mainstream corporate media 3. even if even if you're one of these not bags are still on c.n.n. or fox news every day all day and you and you even if you're one of them you still understand that you're not getting the full truth you may think you're getting a piece of it but not all of it all so you should be euthanised. i mean oh i mean i mean it lets you within eyes as one who leaves cable news on in the background just to feel warm and cozy like like it's an audi your version of your mother's pete all right it's a phatic propaganda

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she revealed she was the buyer of the skin-tight pants worn in the film. she had the winning bid.pants, which inspired spanx faux leather leggings will go on display at the company's store in atlanta. lauren: that's perfect. i live in them, by the way. i live in leggings and spanx and all of them. tracee: i love the leggings. ashley: this is great. lauren: ashley first woke up and now he joins the view. let's take a look at your money this morning. dow is down 14 points, s&p and nasdaq giving up 2 each. coming up, as some 2020 democrats move closer to outright socialism, one billionaire says the capitalism system that helped him is completely broken as a top ceo calls out elizabeth warren for villif ying those who achieved the american dream. how abc is responding to a story this morning, keep it here on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ i belong with you, you belong with me, my sweetheart. ♪ i belong with you, you belong with me. it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got

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[nonchalant whistling] - well, i'd say other than making everyone in the world crap their pants, our event went over really well. - really well? really well? you're gonna be-- i tell you again. [shouting gibberish] - all right, come on, everybody. we've got a long bus ride back to colorado, mm-kay? - well, that whole experience sure did suck. - yeah, but you know, i learned something today. we were so worried about how cool we looked to those new yorker kids that we forgot-- we're already totally cool, even if we don't know what queef means. - "queef" is a vaginal expulsion of gas, mm-kay. - huh? - here they are. - yeah! - oh, brother, let's just get out of here. - hey, not so fast. we know it was you guys that changed the music and made everyone on earth crap their pants. - uh... - yeah, we knows all about it. - oh, no! - yeah, me and the guys, well, we was talkin', and well... well, we just want you to know that we think you're pretty cool. - huh? - you do? - sure. i mean, everybody on earth [bleep] themselves 'cause of you, and that's pretty cool. i mean, that's pretty amazing. -

. >> dagen: that's why your pants are shorter. >> lawrence: it's fashion. >> dana: it's so bad.are shorter now. how many days do you eat thanksgiving leftovers. >> i like the sand witches with the tucker i can't understand stuffing. it all melts together. >> dagen: i'm 100 percent down with that i don't eat meat. if i did. i would eat thanksgiving dinner every day of the year. that's how much i love it. >> tom: leftovers are better than the meal. >> dana: we were very fortunate to be invited to a friend's house. when we were leaving she said i have a little something for you. and she had specialized to go boxes. she had made us each a special meal to take separately. and she had it all packaged up. that's very kind. >> tom: that's amazing. guys, what do you think? >> lawrence: i used to do it two days. i don't do it anymore. that's how i gained all that weight. >> doug: i will take other people's food. >> dagen: you need to make sure those 800 suits fit. [laughter] that you will that money wasted. >> dana: not getting any taller. [laughter] ♪ orlando isn't just the theme park ca

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the pants went for about 80 grand less.e items weren't the ones that you want, others sold as well. pink ladies jacket went for $50,000. at this point we don't believe the buyer was a beauty school dropout but obviously a very big fan of that iconic movie. >> i think i saw her say she had to be seaswn into those pants. >> that fun house where they danced, that used to travel with the santa clara county fair. >> did due tyou do the dance? >> i -- yes, i did. we didn't have social media then. >> before we go somewhere, i want to say happy national broadcast traffic professional day. >> thank you, sir. >> i don't know if you knew it. >> i actually invented it. >> there's a day for everything. >> thank you, marcus. >> happy day. >> all for you. >> everything's all good in the weather department too but it starts out chilly this morning. i just wanted to point out that there are a couple of spots with fog this morning as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. low visibility crossing the bridge. also a nice breeze that yo

, i've got them covered with a tie, i'm pregnant, the pants don't fit anymore, back off, back off. >>ot pregnant shady. >> i'm just ready to eat. >> she is. you're ready to eat, so many people are, and they've got to travel to get there. >>> we begin with back-to-back monster storms are millions of americans travel for the holiday. >> one of the storms is hitting the plains and the midwest right here. this is a live look at a traffic cam outside minneapolis near the twin says. lots of snow there already. many cities where they already have snow covering roads, up to 10 inches expected in some areas. >> we've seen some accidents as well. i've seen snowplows, snow trains on many of these snow-covered roads there. >> trying to make sure the roads are safe as everyone heads out. another storm is hitting california. this was los angeles. headlights and taillights up and down your screen. this is just a few hours ago, jammed freeways as people got an early start to the getaway. >> travel already has been a special nightmare in colorado as storms dumped as much as 2 1/2 feet of snow. major h

pant is everything. >> i know it's obvious too red for the holidays, but it's the holidays. does not like herelbows. >> never did. there's alys -- they look dirty. they always look dirty, and then dirty elbows at 45 is not -- not te right now. >> what does me time look like when up get that me time? >>ny kind of appeal, a radio frequency treatment, li like tht stuff. have a theory if it hurts, it's going to hav better results. >> do you see your fashion style influence your girls or are they figuring out their o style? >> they're so cool because they're so like -- they're so free, you know,nd it's so beautiful. and i ner like -- i don't push ke dresses. i don't push anything on them. i'm just like,ou want toear ur jammies to the market? wear your jammies to the market. >> a girl wore her puppy halloween costume to class today, and i was like why not? >> that was so cute. >> wll be right back. > but fir, black panther star chadwick bosen plays a bridges.ityetective in 21 he uncovers a conspiracy while hunting down cop killers. >> i will fdhim. >> it's a movie about justice bu

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dot should still a t n echo is to be acquired by a consortium comprising to pants mitsubishi corporation and electric power the deal is valued at full 1000000000 euros echo is owned by $44.00 municipalities in the netherlands and is one of the country's largest energy companies and it goes specializes in renewable energy about $6000000.00 customers the netherlands belgium and germany. and to some of the other global business stories making headlines today german comicality plans to slash 9 and a half 1000 jobs in germany in the next 5 years it's part of a massive restructuring plan to save billions over the coming decade the job cuts are to be achieved through an early retirement scheme he said it would continue to . electoral billet and digitization. german economists are expecting a strong holiday season and its monthly consumer climate index german market research group j.f.k. is predicting an increase in consumer confidence of just over one percent for december but the christmas uptick only goes half way to correcting last month's retail slump. u.s. state of texas has dropped its opp

her pants removed. it had the signature of a sex crime.he children killed because they were witnesses. 7-year-old brad was on his back. a gray sweatshirt lying by him. an article of clothing that would become hugely important in time. >> the boy was laying there and his hands were out. and of course, i didn't see the little girl. they told me that she was still in the truck. >> reporter: the state police, indiana's top investigative force, had already begun its work. the crime scene techs examined the bronco. took their measurements and their pictures. and stan faith studied the scene. was there anything odd? was it too soon for you take that stuff in? >> no. no. no. the thing that struck me the most was how clean the garage was. you just don't expect that. >> reporter: some of the troopers in the garage had been fellow officers of the husband, david cam. >> there were a couple that i didn't really recognize. but for the most part, throughout the course of the evening, they would be people that i knew. >> the trooper who would become the l

pretense of also broken out in on the parts of iraq in pants right in the south of the country security forces broke up an anti government sit in demonstration. more than 250 iraqis have lost their lives since the unrest began at the beginning of october the the violence has been condemned by the international community. the secretary general says he is shocked by the death toll we have seen in recent days in iraq since the start of the demonstration but with neither side prepared to back down chaos has returned to the streets of iraq. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. hundreds of women have marched in the lebanese capital beirut demanding that the whole government resign protesters lit candles and banged pots and pans outside the government headquarters a wave of demonstrations has forced the prime minister to step down a replacement has not been nominated yet. gunmen in birkenau faso have attacked a convoy of a canadian gold mining company killing at least 37 people the buses were transporting employees of the semaphore company in the east of the country a

the players pants were below their age yellow for the 70 somethings and red for those in their sixty's who would screw up though i do 20 need ben's. 20 pushups. 30 minutes of high bar exercises. oh you have to thank goodness i mean when i run every day. is also important. 3 eggs a day meat cheese told food not all or fermented beings by just other. things are getting started. on of what. we're. looking forward to but sometimes aches and pains force the seniors to leave the playing field never. otherwise no mercy. you're only as old as you feel is the prevailing belief here. oh. my god. i'm not in the end the other team wins by how many points exactly no one knows it doesn't matter they all celebrate together at the nomi chi a japanese drinking party the 101. there are few women here many of the men are single another reason why they play rugby to combat loneliness . was a good portion of what it was. there and that there. though. now they are looking forward to the rugby world championship final here in japan their national team has been shut out but for the tokyo walker presidents the

by may 1, armies of blue denim and khaki pants streamed into west potomac park. hippies and high school students, freaks with drugs and templates. subsequent arrests showed 75% of the participants came from outside the washington area. (music) >> some came for a widely publicized weekend marathon rock festival. som came to get high. some came for some action. and some came to stop the war. (music), >> during the rock festival, hundreds of cases of drug overdose and excessive drinking were reported. a local unit set up to disseminate drug information quickly turned into emergency treatment center. the emergency physician treated over 600 narcotics cases. by midday, police aerial surveillance indicated the crowd had grown to over 25,000. early evening photos showed 45,000 had spilled over the confines of the park, posing health hazards and threatening the destruction of public property. these repeated and flagrant violations of the park permit, which was negotiated and accepted by the mayday leaders, left no alternative for the government but to close the campsite

but the panic seems to always be much worse when it's black violence that we're talking about black pants and black black black movies i mean there's plenty of on screen violence in white protagonists i mean but you never seem to see the small pox around the john with film around the james bond movie or even around marvel films plenty of the marvel movies to it only seems to be connected to urban movies that is black movies i almost think if people are trying to make the argument that white audiences deal with on screen violence but black audiences can't and i think particular this case i think we're confusing cause and effect the main story is connected to real life it's a depiction of what rock man has seen on the streets of london but instead of saying these are problems we have to deal with politically it seems we're almost scapegoating the victims and blaming them for the situation of their own. so all this controversy just quickly comes at the same time as a french film dealing with similar themes has had a very different reception in france tell us quickly about the need and how th

he didn't have pants. he wore a slave boy shirt. shoes were two wooden slats with a piece of leather across each toe, across the top. he wanted very much to go to school. he saw white children going to school. he wanted to do that, but he really wasn't able to do any of those things. they leave the farm in virginia in 1865 pretty soon after the civil war ends. there's a soldier, a union soldier, who comes to the farm and reads the emancipation proclamation announcing that they are free and that they can leave. and his mother cried. she said that she never thought that she would live long enough to see her children liberated. after the civil war, west virginia did not have the devastation that the confederate south did. this area was, except for a short period of about four months, was under union control practically the whole war. and throughout west virginia, you did not have the economic devastation that you had in the confederate south. it made a big difference after the war. the other thing that was different, too, is that the s

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