east village did $329,000 in revenue, down from $445,000 the year before, which is down from $600,000ear 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 willin

just mention that my lifestream concert is on november 10th and november 16th downtown in the east village in allen cummings club and it is my beloved show on digital with marlena thanks so much for coming on arts and culture thank you. the u.s. is the richest country on earth but there are huge disparities between those who hold the wealth and those who don't for target for matt black is interested in the have nots as exhibition here in germany had to close this week coronavirus rules luckily we got to check it out before that happened. the exhibition in hamburg shows pictures of america that exposed the myth of the american dream. magnum photographer matt black called this personal inventory of poverty migration and powerlessness american. using bold black and white images he depicts the underdogs in the land of opportunity the photographs look as if they were taken in another. sense of his when i look at these pictures i have to remind myself that we are in the 21st century with a powerful show and a world premiere which the photographer couldn't attend due to coronavirus restrictions.

just mention that my lifestream concert is on november 10th and november 16th downtown in the east village in allen cummings club and it is my beloved show on t.v. with thanks so much for coming on arts and culture thank you. the u.s. is the richest country on earth but there are huge disparities between those who hold the wealth and those who don't for target for matt black is interested in the have nots as exhibition here in germany had to close this week due to coronavirus rules luckily we got to check it out before that happened. the exhibition in hamburg shows pictures of america that expose the myth of the american dream. magnum photographer matt black coat personal inventory of poverty migration and powerlessness american graffiti. using bold black and white images he depicts the underdogs in the land of opportunity the photographs look as if they were taken in the north. and south is that when i look at these pictures i have to remind myself that we are in the 21st century with a powerful show and a world premiere which the photographer couldn't attend due to coronavirus restrictio

just mention that my lifestream concert is on november 10th and november 16th downtown in the east village in allen cummings club and it is my beloved show on digital with marlena thanks so much for coming on arts and culture thank you. the u.s. is the richest country on earth but there are huge disparities between those who hold the wealth and those who don't for target for matt black is interested in the have nots as exhibition here in germany had to close this week due to coronavirus rules luckily we got to check it out before that happened. the exhibition in hamburg shows pictures of america that expose the myth of the american dream. magnum photographer matt black called this personal inventory of poverty migration and powerlessness america. using bold black and white images he depicts the underdogs in the land of opportunity the photographs look as if they were taken in the north. and south when i look at these pictures i have to remind myself that we are in the 21st century with a powerful show and a world premiere which the photographer couldn't attend due to coronavirus restrictio

. >> artists living in lower east side hanging out in the east village, we were hearing about this movementhop with deejays and mcs and graffiti and break dancers it was profound and wead h to do something about it >>> holiday ads might look different this year. retailers decreasing the marketing budgets building out the digital first strategy in and it is pags of a push for 2020 joining us is marketing expert shelley william, great to have you with us. what is the number one platform that you think is getting most of that reallocated dollar. >> great to be back. retailers have reduced the marketing budgets in terms of not being with e-commerce and more dollars senpent with e-commerce and the google ads are great and social media ads perform well and we know that we had so many retailers that were -- went bankrupt in september. 32 that went bankrupt in september of this year and so what they did was that definitely affects, complete advertising spend more holiday spending rn spending, so others reduced the spend towards e-commerce and mobile is doing very well and creating an experience onl

. >> reporter: east bay villager vanessa burke mark says progressive minded voters peered down the roadwere due to commercial and industrial daily property owners. >> if they can't make that tax bill, they are gone. how does that affect you? i guess you couldn't answer that probably. your bookstore is closed, your pizza store, restaurants, cavities, bars, someone has got to pay. >> reporter: proposition 16, which would have reintroduced affirmative action is a consideration in hiring and contracts at the state level, also lost at the polls. experts say this represents politics, not a shift away from progressivism. >> you might see a ballot initiative brought directly to the people. because it is generally thought it's too right-leaning, too conservative, too business friendly. or in some cases it might have been brought directly to the people because it is too far to the left of the mainstream institutionalized democratic party. >> reporter: with ballot issues relatively easy to put before voters and no shortage of issues in the state, california will likely continue leaning left in pol

says at least $110.00 civilians are being killed and many more injured in attacks on 2 villages in the north east of nigeria. dozens more villages, a missing many of them women, mr. specter, of being behind the attacks. if european government has launched a manhunt for the leaders of the northern tier, a region after seizing its capital mackellar state television is reporting the discovery of 70 graves in the 2 grand town of her mehra. auntie grace leader has told reuters reuters they have shot down an ethiopian military pilot at a plane or should say, capture the pilot. and at least $31.00 afghan soldiers have been killed by a suicide car bomb. at an army base in afghanistan in central gaza. a province. it's one of the bloodiest attacks in recent months. the u.s. has reported more than 150000 cases on saturday. of coronavirus as families celebrate the thanksgiving weekend. as the nation top infectious disease expert warns americans to brace for a surge upon a surge after millions traveled home for the holiday, dr anthony found she said it was an ominous trend with the christmas holidays and end

it's happening at the villages in east san jose. as nbc bay area's damion trujillo says some people worry people could be next. >> reporter: their daily walks in the community used to be peaceful and uncomplicated. but now that's changed. >> we've got the dogs on a short leash in this hand and the bat in this hand and just hope for a good walk. >> reporter: residents say coyotes are taking over, and they're preying on their neighborhood pets. >> i just came out to take my dog for a walk this morning. and, you know, i turned around and there were two coyotes coming out between a couple of the condos. i picked him up and went in the house. >> reporter: marley had a recent close encounter. >> got him by the neck, and my wife charged the coyote and the coyote backed off, so our dog survived. >> reporter: the village tells me they monitor the incidents weekly, they survey perimeter fencing and seal access points. they say only the authority of fish and game has the ability to trap the coyotes. so, they warn the residents to be on guard a

now, and that is due to the fact that when the region is released happened a small village in the north east of me to nigeria in borno state is, is, is not a place where you get to do to your security due to violence. this is not the 1st time that book or i'm strikes this year. they've been various incidents in that part of the, of the, of the country. my team and you have been to all of state and i do, which is called the birthplace of harlem. several times, and there's heavy security if you didn't, my degree didn't get in the capital city of borno state, but unfortunately not when it comes to other parts of borno state where this incident, this attack happens and it's a charge. thank you very much for your reporting. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the worlds. if the o.p.m. prime minister has declared the government's offensive in the northern it region, it'll be over after the armed forces captured the capital of. but international observers say the conflict is likely to continue because that's about all the forces are able to keep on fighting. a

struggling you have to deal with one or two hours less of business like my favorite bar here in the east villagebusiness now and are doing social distancing. they have a capacity of about 150 inside. they are only allowed 37 people indoors. they are doing the right thing and mcsoreley's and other bars and restaurants here in new york are going to suffer again based on i don't think any actual science. stuart: you think -- how do you think it will take for new york city to come back? i'm not suggesting it comes back the way it was in january of this year, or february of this year. how long before it makes a real comeback and its economy is really going strong again? are we talking many years? >> i don't think it's a matter of years. i think it's a matter of months. again, not to where it was when we were all thriving and having a wonderful time as late as march 1st of this year. but i think it really depends on the vaccine. the sooner we can get a vaccine out there or vaccines plural, and available, president trump started operation warp speed, we are getting vaccines phase 3 trials ready to be r

at least $110.00 civilians have been killed and many more injured in brutal attacks on 2 villages in the north east of nigeria. around 30 of the men who were reportedly beheaded, security forces are searching for dozens more villagers who are missing. many of them women because this is suspected of being behind the attacks in borno state, amid interest reports from the capital of oh, they traveled more than a 1000 kilometers to find jobs in one of the most dangerous places to live and work in nigeria. they ended up in the hands of and then slaughtered 43 victims laid to rest in the cemetery. but once we're going to see an anything, not a thing my life, you can see 43 dead bodies here up to now there is somebody to a yet to be recovered from the bush. indeed, it is a frightening situation. a search is being carried out for dozens of others who are missing, but most are presumed dead. 6 of those are being treated in hospital force the areas injuries. the state governor is turning to look to possible help. we shall ensure more recruitment of civilians and more hunt so that our people take the fight to

this is the village in south—east india where kamala harris‘s maternal grandfather came from, the historice sedate. i knew she was going to win, i was not tense, i wanted the results to come in so i could celebrate. the swearing in is onjanuary 20, so i hope to be there. his sister, kamala harris‘s mother, shyamala, passed away in 2009. her brother has this advice for the brace president—elect. do what your mother told you to do, and you will have been doing everything correct. if she is doing something wrong, i will tell her why don't you change it? simple, ok? every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. little girls like maya. she is a big fan of the vice president—elect. this painting is kamala harris‘s big idea. all across india, kamala harris‘s ascension to america's second highest office is big news, and on this beach in eastern india, a homage to kamala harris and joe biden, whose victory is also being celebrated in irish town ballina. his great—grandfather left the town from new york years ago. she has been to the white house to see her cousin a

this is the village in south—east india where kamala harris's maternal grandfather came from, the historicuncle's celebrations are more sedate. i knew she was going to win, i was not tense, i wanted the results to come in so i could celebrate. his sister, kamala harris's mother, shyamala, passed away in 2009. her brother has this advice for the vice president—elect. do what your mother told you to do, and you will have been doing everything correct. if she is doing something wrong, i will tell her why don't you change it? simple, ok? every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. little girls like maya. she is a big fan of the vice president—elect. this painting is kamala harris's big idea. all across india, kamala harris's ascension to america's second highest office is big news, and on this beach in eastern india, a homage to kamala harris and joe biden, whose victory is also being celebrated in the irish town of ballina. joe biden's great—great—grandfather edward blewitt left the town for new york in 1851, but some of his family are still here. laura bl

this is the village in south—east india where kamala harris's maternal grandfather came from, the historice's celebrations are more sedate. capital delhi, her uncle's celebrations are more sedatelj knew celebrations are more sedate.” knew she was going to win, i was not tense, i wanted to define results to come in so i could celebrate. despairing it isa could celebrate. despairing it is a january 20, could celebrate. despairing it is ajanuary 20, i could celebrate. despairing it is a january 20, i hope to be there. his sister, kamala harris's mother shyamala gopalan harris passed away in 2009. her brother has this advice for the brace president—elect. advice for the brace president-elect. do what your mother told you to do, and you will have been doing everything correct. if she is doing something wrong, i will tell her why don't you change it? simple, ok? her why don't you change it? simple, 0k? every little girl watching tonight sees that this isa watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. little girls like maya. she is a big fan of the vice president—elect. this pain

we talked well, the incident happened in 2 villages at least 2 villages in north east. i generate in borno state in particular. and one surprising thing is that the attackers, according to sources, came on motorcycles, and there has been a ban on the use of motorcycles in that region for at least 6 years now. so it's surprising how security forces couldn't identify or discover some people illegally using motorcycles. they carried out that tax when these workers were busy harvesting rice in the fields in may as well as a bit of money where we saw today a funeral for $43.00 of the victims was held. now the other is currently being the other bodies have been said in the bushes around and it's believed that many people have been killed. i don't question the area in particular and sources also are confirming that many women have been abducted. in addition to some of these farm workers that have been early on taken by boko haram fighters. so the propofol book, of course, was to cripple economic activity in the region. in addition to course in security problems, when i didn't

says at least $110.00 civilians have been killed and many more injured in attacks on 2 villages in the north east of nigeria. around 30 of the men were reportedly beheaded. security forces are searching for dozens more villagers who are missing many of them women folk. a harrumph is suspected of being behind the attacks. by many trees reports from they traveled more than a 1000 kilometers to find jobs in one of the most dangerous places to live and work in nigeria. they ended up in the hands of and then slaughtered 43 victims laid to rest at the cemetery. but never seen anything, not even my life. you can see 43 dead bodies here up to now dressed, somebody to a yet to be recovered from the bush. indeed, it is a frightening situation. a search is being carried out for dozens of others who are missing, but most are presumed dead. 6 of those are being treated in hospital for serious injuries. the state governor is turning to look for help. we shall ensure more recruitment of civilians and more hunt. so that our people will take the fight to all the nooks and crannies of this area. the farm workers w

was that i shine east tourists begin arriving in the bulgarian village before the start of the festival. they're mainly here for one thing. i like to bacillus book erika's the famous bulgarian yogurt culture. but why is the yogurt from here so popular in china? get agana knows exactly why and sometimes her neighbors story and shook it off. and i story on how you look for a good price. what are you up to today? oh, reading and sending that has a short story and shook it off. has been living in one she loved seeing for 94 years and is semi famous. several camera teams have already discounted. yeah, the start was sold to troubleshoot. they come from australia, new zealand, brazil, romania, greece. most of them with 2000 people from all over. want to come visit me much, but most of his is a chinese they're the ones who come in my stuff and it's almost too many by i'm grateful for them. they're interested in how i live my life. and i tell them everything is troops. of course, you know, i'm just going on is just one of many people over 90 in munchie left. see the chinese want to know exactly

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village. on the east face of the excavation, there is this interesting profile right here that has evidence of campfires. all of these reddest stains here, if you were up close, you would also see bits of charcoal and layer's of ash. but that indicates where campfires were built. in that roughly six foot profile, there are literally thousands of years of campfires represented, built one upon another, in that fire pit. that was what i like to refer to as the sweet spot of the rock shelter prior to the collapse of the new roofall. when that rock collapsed between a.d. 300 and 600, it changed the dynamics in the site and so subsequent activity took place further to the west. but for thousands of years, that was the center of activity here at the site. there's another fire pit location here. in the center of this fire pit right there is a freshwater mollusk. that is a species that would have been found in the ohio river, requiring a deeper and faster moving water, and that is where that was uncovered in the center of that fire pit, in situ. roughly 4000 years ago, that mollusk was presumably eaten

east. here is the proof, in the village of france. ♪ ♪ >> here is the proof, in the town of belgium. ♪ ♪ >>e caves of italy, where 350 hostages were carefully listed. and systemically murdered. >> and here is czechoslovakia. in blind retaliation for the assassination of ss man heydrich, the nazis murdered all the men and sent their women and children into slavery in germany. but this was not enough. boys were moved and were ordered to level the village to the ground. ♪ ♪ it was to be the nazi's example to all occupied people. >> but more terrible still were the concentration camps, which from the beginning had been the conconspirator's chief weapon against opposition of every kind. german anti-nazis were the first victims. but with the war, their numbers swelled to include citizens of all the nations of europe. their fate is described. >> i commanded auschwitz on the 1st of december 1943 and estimate that at least 2.5 million victims were executed and exterminated there by gassing and burning. at least another half million have come to starvation and disease, making the total dead about thr

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in the north east of nigeria, motorcyclists are said to have gunned down civilian farm workers in villages and towns in borno state. no one has admitted carrying out the killings. but the militant group boko haram has attacked the area in recent years. and prime minister abi ahmed has declared the government's offensive in the northern to gride region over after the armed forces captured the capital. but international observers say the conflict is likely to continue as rebel forces are able to keep on fighting. and many refugees who fled to sudan have also dismissed ahmed's claims . protesters in bangkok have gathered outside the headquarters of an army regiment controlled by thailand's king. they demanded democratic reforms of the government and the monarchy. demonstrations have been taking place for much of the year. demands include the resignation of prime minister in the end of the constitution and curbs to the monikers power. thousands of people have been evacuated from the slopes of an erupting volcano in indonesia. a column of ash has risen 4000 meters into the sky. officials have s

east. these people have been forced out of their villages. some have moved to safer areas. some have travelled as far as to the capital. we're going to go to seek safe havens. and right now we hear that nearly 1600 villages have been affected. and the election commission has early on and now is that it will not be able to conduct voting in hundreds of villages like that. and us absolved. hundreds of thousands of working obvious will not be able to vote, although they are concerned about security. most of them we spoke to over the last few days before the elections insisted that their main concern is that restriction of peace. so that they can go back to their villages and would be of their lives. let's talk about the players in this election as well. i mentioned the president is seeking a 2nd term in office now, but these allegations of, of trying to break the vote. exactly these allegations were made by the 2 leading opposition candidates, jeff brady and the pharaoh who addressed a press conference showing what appears to be a video on a phone which they claim to be plans

this is the village in south—east india where kamala harris‘s maternal grandfather came from.l result to come in so i could go and sleep. i am planning to go to the swearing in, on january 20th. i hope to be there. his sister, kamala harris‘s mother, shyamala, passed away in 2009. her brother has this advice for the vice president—elect. do what your mother told you to do, then there's nothing for me to tell you, you will be doing everything correct. if she was doing something wrong, i would tell her, why don't you change it? but i have no disagreement with her, ok? every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. little girls like maya. if you like kamala... she is a big fan of the vice president—elect. this painting is kamala and maya's big idea. all across india, kamala harris‘s ascension to america's second—highest office is big news. this is india's eastern buri beach, a homage to kamala harris and joe biden, whose victory is also being celebrated in the irish town of ballina. it's kind of a historic moment, you know, for the town. he was b

east. these people have been forced out of their villages. some have moved to safer areas. some have trouble as far as to the capital, want to go to seek safe havens. and right now we hear that nearly 1600 villages have been affected. and the election commission has early on and i was that it will not be able to conduct voting in hundreds of villages like that. and as a result, hundreds of thousands of working obvious will not be able to vote. well the headlines opposition parties in pakistan are holding a major rally in pasha up calling on prime minister imran khan to step down. that's despite a government ban on public gatherings to try to curb rising coronavirus. tennessee's a federal judge in pennsylvania has thrown out a lawsuit filed by the trump campaign that sought to exclude millions of mail in ballots. the judge says the lawsuit failed to provide evidence of voter fraud. and the u.s. centers for disease control is urging people not to travel for the thanksgiving holiday on thursday because of the pandemic. the united states is the worst affected country in the wor

that has also affected life in the swiss alps in the secluded mountain village of condor stick in the swiss can't know beyond its east in berkeley from the house, a sign to me yelling feels like home. it's tradition. it's about feeling. it's nice and say, this is jordan, but now i'm in the pandemic. the popular pastime is deemed dangerous. meat runs a local hotel with a restaurant. and yodel, it means the world to her. you seem to feel you're a strong social group. i think we put a lot of dedication and passion into our singing and stuff. but now the pandemic has caught up with the canton of sheets, as you can tell from the headline streets and all in the kanto, located some 150 kilometers from condor. recently made international news after a major covert 1000 outbreak, or for a yodel concert authorities say the event is partly to blame for the region's infection spike. in mid october, the local hospital issued a stark warning. after the tense in the feets is seeing the biggest surge, including 1000 infections in all of europe, the end of the number of new infections this dramatic, please wear masks and do not test p

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plum in the center of this little village, if you will, which is all the central part of the city was at the time with the houses and meet workshops and such extending eastmall community, not even half-built at that time. down below that is the third kind of village which was built up around the washington navy yard. everything else is open country. really, one of the british diplomats in washington called it 4.5-square miles of empty land. hard to visualize today, but that is the setting jefferson presided over as president. >> learn more about jefferson in the white house sunday here on american history tv. >> each week, american history tv reel america" brings you archival films that provide context for today's public affairs issues. >> in new york city, a w.p.a. housing demolition project is underway which will greatly improve the living conditions of families of moderate means. in many other cities, old tenements and fire traps are being torn down to make way for modern buildings containing comfortable, sanitary apartments. ♪ >> at colonial park in harlem, as in many other congested areas, w.p.a. workers have bathhouse which will accommodate 4100 pe

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east sussex. what have people been saying to you there? well, the mood, like the village, is divided.is a sense of anger and frustration, in the other half, there is a sense of relief. that is because groombridge is divided by a cou nty because groombridge is divided by a county line. where i am standing now is kent, and the tougher tier 3 restrictions. behind me, a pub that is forced to remain closed, to the disappointment of the landlord at the crown inn. if i take a short walk around here, i come into east sussex, with the lighter, tier 2 restrictions. a little further down the high street, thejunction inn, which is allowed to stay open. so we have an example of the strangeness of the tiered system, a place where one village pub is allowed to remain open, but the other must remain closed, a place where it is one rule for one, and one for others. thank you. if you live in england and you want to check which tier your area will be in, you can go to the bbc news website and enter your postcode to find out and check the rules. people in northern ireland have entered a two week lockdown

the armenian border in the east it's spartan and slow but every day thousands of people try to get one of the coveted tickets for the train. these we've got me through the village we tried to get tickets for a long time but they were always sold out. is that we thought we would never be able to make this trip a long way that he gets me. it's just before 6 pm for khan and his son meet their fellow students out on grows old railway station the 6 friends are studying at the university here and are about to graduate before they start professional life they want to take one last trip together aboard the doe who express young turks have discovered the old fashioned train can also be a party on wheels. and it will take time for ourselves and for our friendship. that we have a 24 hour journey ahead of us and another 24 hours to come back it'll be a great trip for the class said of. 30. i can't get up here by myself can you manage. who say and is the conductor for sleeping car number 11 where the group and their compartment will be how are you genghis. khan. who say and shift begins shortly after departure one of his tasks is to hand out the bedding for the night. and t

the virus has been haunting the north east of the democratic republic of congo for over a year, and thousands have already died. shari is a village near banja, the capital of a tory province 20000 refugees arrived here in just a few weeks. gisela schneider has come to survey the situation. to help says here is local representative moussaka rosemont bare hands, the nonprofit organization, my car. but there are too many refugees in a small village to manage adequately for the infrastructure is completely overburdened with primary care of the refugees. muzak or is doing their best to help. but they're not a big humanitarian organization with a lot of experience. they're just trying to help people here the best way they know how a church has been converted into an emergency shelter. over 300 fugitives are staying here. the air smells of urine and cold sweat. there is a lack of everything. this is one drug, it's unbelievable. i've only briefly spoken to a few of them, but pretty much all have colds. they have coughs, which will turn into pneumonia, or in some cases, it gets cold here at night and they don't have anything to cover them

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village of w wapkenta. and the shawnee that lived east of the river, abo half the shnee tribe had migrated to present day missouri to get away from the constant warfare and raiding and trying to find a safe, new life. and tecseh at the time in 1805hen tenskwatawa hadis visions and was estabshing his creed, was a minor war chief who led a ville, war and litical chief led a village of onl 100 people which was basically 10% of the shawnee population remning i the midwest, and wapokenetta was the village of the remaining shawnee in the midwest and the chief of that village permitted tenskwatawa to take his case to other shawnee and representatives of other tribes that came to attend that council to present his doctrine, to present his creed and although intereingly, it was rejected by most fellow shawnee, tenskwatawa's ced took root ere among indian representatives from other tribes fm as far away as wisconsin and michigan and spread its tendrills out and in tribes outside of the shawnee. and that is why it was important. at chillicothehey were at americans who are at the town courthouse and tenskwatawa sai to tecums