i want an apron. you want an apron, you get an apron. where's the aprons? under the spoons. under the spoons. there's your apron and here's a pair of socks. some real long garters. oh, stop it. how much for the apron, bert? 87 cents. oh, well, you pay for it, andy. you see to it that you come by our house. bye, boys. bye, aunt bee. 87 cents. watch the hat. don't squash the hat, no. with the bursitis and the sore feet we don't wanna give him a head cold. is that all the high sheriff got to do, just sit? why, howdy, ben. you ought to be tendin' to your job. huh? come on over here. they don't allow peddlin' on the streets of mayberry. why don't you stop him? bert? well, he ain't really peddlin'. well, it sure looks like it to me. what if he is, ben? now, look... i'm a legitimate tax-payin' merchant and i say get him off the street. oh, he'll be movin' along pretty soon. anything else? no, there's nothing more. ing on the street. if you want to keep on bein' sheriff get him off the street. well, of all the gall. why'd you let him talk to you like that, andy? boy, i sure wouldn't

jenny: this is our wall-o-aprons over here, basically.want to have good anchors. so i brought robyn, howard, and roger to tilit. they're a premium textile manufacturer of aprons, chef coats, shirts, and it really will help establish this entire textile department. robyn: these are beautiful. lemonis: what i remember seeing is $57,000 was the total textile sales. can you sell 10 aprons a day at an average price of $70? howard: absolutely. roger: i hope so. lemonis: so $250,000 a year. i think if you dedicate some space, i think you could do $250,000 to $300,000. howard: i think so. ♪ lori: we stock probably 90% of the libbey catalog, which is over 1,000 items. lemonis: wow. we also need to build out robyn's glassware department. we're at balter sales, one of america's largest distributors of libbey glassware, the number-one glass company in the americas. howard: the look of glass, you know -- that didn't work for me. lori: can i just tell you what my wall does? robyn: yeah. lemonis: yes. lori: $5 million. lemonis: i'm sorry, howie, can you

and michelle mortensen is trying "blue apron" before you buy it. ((michelle mortensen)) blue apron boasts it's a better way to cook... and that incredible cook )) ((michelle mortensen)) even someone like me ... who really never cooks... seriously! i know nothing. here's proof ... (( we're supposed to cut the pear .. sarita - do you have a pearing knife ..michelle: a pearing knif? )) ((michelle mortensen)) see .. i'm that clueless.. but blue apron says it;s not a problem. they'll send me everything i need in a big box .. and if i follow their directions even i can cook. my box had 2 meals for a family of four ... pork loin pizza and a broccoli side. i start with the pork... searing it before popping it in the oven. next up ... that pear! and it was really hard. ((bite it -- there not supposed to crunch are they? we're you rolling on that ..)) ((michelle mortensen)) once that was done .. it was on to the caper mayo for the sandwhiches... just going to go .. rrrrrrr .. talk rough to them )) ((michelle mortensen)) i also rough up some garlic and before

we ordered from 3 different sites blue apron home chef and hello fresh. the boxes arrived. and then we headed to the groce exact items from the box at the store our blue apron kit came with 3 meals for 2 people for 59.94 at the store our total came out to 42.85 and we added 15.00 for a fish that wasn't available for an estimated total of 57.85about a few dollars different - home chefgave us 2 meals for 2 peoplefor 49.80 the grocery store39.09 and we added about 5 dollars for items they didn't haveestimating total around 44 dollars our last kit from hello fresh---3 meals 2 grocery store total around $61.00 we weren't done there. 24:27 'would you say for you it's more about the experience instead of cost effectiveness? i would say its for the experience because they send things ive never heard important part of it so it was more about expanding your horizons? yes.' and horizon's were definitely expanded in our 3 boxes. from barramundi fillets to bulgur https: the at home meal kit is something new many people are taking a bite of 25:16 'would you recommend this to other people

. >> an apron? i don't want to get my clothes dirty. >> it's not just an apron. can your mom do the whip and ? >> don't -- you don't cook with the apron anymore. >> the spill -- >> make a mess, the mess should be on you. that's how you know how well you did it? >> that's why we have jeans. >> just to the whip. >>> pain in the neck, not talking about matt mauro. there is a lot of pain out there. one valley woman wants to bring on the botox. how the wrinkle fighter is helping her get her old life . >>> good morning, guys. this is jen wall with your real time on the road traffic. it's a parking lot on the i-10 eastbound. averaging ten to 15 miles per hour on first avenue. vehicles in front of us and i'm going to pan behind because we have a huge line of vehicles behind us this morning. that's not going to change for the next hour at least as here for your morning commute. we'll have the birds eye view here that you can only see here on 12 news and seeing the vehicles, some crashes. 17 southbound before glendale, a crash to the right slowing things down. and one bhie

so to kitchen. <<< blue apron boasts it's a better way to cook... and that anyone can do it. ((:10 inside everyone is an incredible cook :13 )) even someone like me ... who really never cooks... seriously! i know nothing. here's proof ... ((:17 we're supposed to cut the pear .. sarita - do you have a pearing knife ..michelle: a pearing knif? )) see .. i'm that clueless.. problem. they'll send me everything i need in a big box .. and if i follow their directions even i can cook. my box had 2 meals for a family of four ... pork loin sandwhiches, a pear salad, greek pizza and a broccoli side. i start with the pork... searing it before popping it in the oven. next up ... that pear! ( and it was really hard. ((4:06 bite it -- there not supposed to crunch are they? we're you rolling on that ... 4:18 )) once that was done .. to the caper mayo for the sandwhiches... where i was to roughly chop the capers ((2:25 ... that means we're just going to go .. rrrrrrr .. talk rough to them )) i also rough up some garlic and before the pork is done ... i cook up some

the rain has lightened up a bit got rid of the umbrella, the west apron of city hall. the first time the philadelphia christmas tree is moved out of the courtyard and it's really beautiful. >> oh the weather outside is soggy but we are having a celebration rain or shine. this is a philly holiday celebration in front of this wonderful tree. this is mayor kenney's first inaugural celebration and want its to be very special. we'll bring you everything and check in with erin o'hearn and alicia vitarelli and much more. >> is that the first time we heard rick williams sing on television? because he sings all the time off television. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >>> this is a live picture from a brand new sky 6 hd city hall camera and dillworth hall is the center of attention as we celebrate the holiday season. that is the official philadelphia christmas tree the city is calling it all philadelphia holiday festival. cecily tynan and rick williams are there for tonight's live special broad cast at 7:30. how about a preview? >> hi guys. >> it's beginning

i knew where the apron straps were fraying. i knew exactly what i wanted to fix about them and i wanted something better that i could wear with a sense of dignity and pride in the kitchen. then this entire evolution of the best uniform was created. >> reporter: in 2012, it was born, a hand-crafted apron company based in southern california. >> one by one, i mean it was like the old school hustle. to people. as many people as i could, everywhere i went. >> reporter: bennett is part of the global emergence of under-35ers who are creating more w companies with higher head counts. more than 10 million women in this country have small businesses growing a the a rate of more than 1 1/2 times the national average. >> we're in over 4,000 restaurants in the united states. we've sold hundreds of thousands of aprons now. and they're all hand-made. level of detail that they were from day one. >> reporter: the aprons which range from $50 to $150 outfit chefs from mario batali to david chang. and today with a crew of 30 sewers, they come in

you have the apron. the crowds look to be picking up a little bit behind you. this is where 300 to 400 people will be served breakfast here this morning at the st. joseph center. there are about 50 volunteers. this is hailey a senior at bowling green state university. she is studying education. hailey, you come back with your family for about seven years. why do you come back every year? >> it is really great coming back. it shows me the true meaning of thanksgiving. i love coming with my family since i was >> reporter: you were out last night and back this morning. that is impressive. thank you, hailey. >> thank you. >> reporter: they are getting the cookies and cake ready before they serve breakfast at 8:00. it goes until 10:00. people are encouraged to stay here, then go over to st. augustan and get a thanksgiving meal. as we have been telling you all morning, 21,000 meals are being served today. 10,000 are being delivered. great stuff happening here at back to you. >> thank you, sarah. >>> moving on, a reminder, calories do not count on thanksgiving. >> no,

it's the first apron i ever owned. ed gave it to me. see, before that, i didn't wear an apron. i wore tights and, uh, spangles and long red stockings. i know. dora: my home was a filthy room upstairs over a saloon. dora: i'd rather hang for murder than ever live like that again. and i'm not gonna let you or joker wells or anybody else ever that's all for tonight, ed. my bottle, hoby. my money bought it. tenner'll keep it for you. hey, tenner! this traitor-loving ranger is ruining your business. you had enough, ed. er. or i stay here till i get another drink. sorry, ed. when you drink, it turns to trouble. i'm stayin' here until i-- whiskey! nah, leave him be, tenner. you let a lousy sell-out soldier drink all he wants, but me? i can't keep my own bottle! you're goin' home, ed. right now. you mind? up to you. yeah, you made, uh, quite a mistake coming back to porter. i'm an old hen at makin' mistakes. it may be a lot smarter and a lot healthier livin' somewhere else. i've lived somewhere else. well, you know how the town feels about you. you're not gonna have a moment's peace. n

i turned my back on ben when i helped sheila tie her apron. ben must have switched his dish with mine. i knew it! oh, i knew that you couldn't fail. look, all you have to do now is tell dean travers and then you can graduate. forget it. i can't prove it. i didn't actually see him do it. he'd never believe me anyway. there must be something we can do. wait. i got it. what? what? look, all you've got to do is get ben to admit in front of dean travers that he pulled the switcheroo on jack. you're home free. that's a wonderful idea. glad i could help, huh? hold it, hold it. how do we get ben to confess? can't you figure these tiny details out yourself? oh, thank you, larry. he was a big help. oh, yeah. no, he was. he was. i know how to do it: by using my secret weapon. what secret weapon? you two. what? what? jack, how do i look? whoa, you look sensational. t. you're right about him, he is a letch. when i invited him to come over he practically jumped at me through the phone. you've got to remember to keep dean travers in the kitchen. i don't want

if you're heading out early 77 aprons. >> such a good cause too. they hosted 250 guests from cleveland schools serving up thanksgiving staples. >> it's great. i mean, as soon as we walked in all the love and support. we want to give that right back. >> a lot of kids say the food was great. they were more excited about meeting their favorite cavs stars and coach sloan. >>> the pro football hall of fame just got a major deal. it will become the first sports and entertainment smart city. the project will be named the johnson controls hall of fame village. the deal is worth $600 million. it will include a virtual reality and hall of fame experience. we've been caught recording the project t. will be >> 5:40 is the time right now. a serious warning. why the u.s. state department warns americans traveling overseas. >> plus we have all been on the highway. a speeding semi. limiting how fast they can go. your weather and traffic after the break. >>> we have some stats for you that shocked us. they show speeding semis are >> every single year more than a th

of aprons now. and they're all hand-made. they're still made with the same level of detail that they were from day one. >> reporter: the aprons which range from $50 to $150 outfit chefs from mario batali to david chang. and today with a crew of 30 sewers, they come in more than 100 different fabrics and finishes. >> our shift is a 40-hour shift people want? bennett says she started the small business to bring communities together. >> the world is getting closer and closer together because of social media. so we're constantly doing all kinds of things to connect cookbook parties, we'll have brunches, we'll host charity events. food brings people together and uniforms unite people. so when you combine the two, it's kind of like the best of every world. it's all about finding what makes you special and what makes you different and for to help bring each other up in the world. and that is why we're here. >> reporter: for "today," sheinelle jones, nbc news. >> maria is administrator of the small business administration. maria, tha

blue apron, home chef and hello fresh. the boxes arrived and then we headed to the grocery store. >> we have all the recipe cards here. we'll head inside and see what we can get. >> we purchased the exact items at the store. our blue apron kit came with two meals for two people. the total came to $42.85 and we total of $57.85. home chef gave us two meals for $49.80. the grocery store $39.09. we added five dollars, around $44. our last kit from hello frisch. three meals, two people, $69. our grocery store total around $61. we were not done there. >> we are trying out the home chef menu. >> getting started on the blue >> try them out. hello fresh today. >> three of us took the cuttings to our kitchen to see how fresh a meal in a box could be. >> it is definitely fresh. it held up well in france port. >> this is really good. >> i would say the box version is just as fresh as the grocery store. >> not the easiest to prepare, not the healthiest but it was good. >> was it more about the experience and the cost effectiveness? >>

pockets were ripping and where the apron straps were fraying and i knew exactly what i wanted to fix about them and make them better and wear with dignity and pride in the kitchen and this evolution of the best uniform was created. >> reporter: in 2012, headley and bennett was born, a hand-crafted apron company, based in southern california. >> one by one, like the old school hustle. to people, as many people as i could everywhere i went. >> reporter: bennett is part of the global emergence of melenial entrepreneurs under 35 with profit ambitions and one of the many women in this country that have small businesses growing at four times the national average. >> we have sold hundreds of thousands of aprons now, all hand-made, still with the same level of detail than day one. >> reporter: the ape 5o $150, outfit chefs from mario vitali to david change and they come with 150 fabrics and finishing. >> the one people want we have them every day. she has created a career for people now. >> reporter: at the core, she together. >> the world is getting closer and closer together because of soc

milwaukee police officers are trading in their badges for aprons to help prepare a special community dinner. the men and women in blue from district 5 stents at matc today to carve some turkey. turkey.cbs 58's julie parise joins us live at matc with the story... 3 those officers are joining forces with students from messmer prep and here at matc to cook ahead of a big dinner event this weekend.it's the second annual community thanksgiving dinner, and it serves about 400 people. today several officers cut their hands dirty.they were prepare, cut and serves thanksgiving bird. others in the kitchen worked on the fixings - like stuffing and cranberry sauce. this idea came from one of the officers in district five. as he told us, there are never too many cooks in the kitchen. ((take sot)) :25edward ciano/district 5police officer "the holidays are very special. it's always been something in our district we're reaching out to commute in need. it's a way for officers to share time and give back to learn about the culinary arts andhe culinary students get to give back to their commu" communit

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. >> our blue apron kit came with two meats for $59.94. at the grocery store we totaled at $57.85. blue chef gave us two meals for $49.80. our last kid from hello fresh. three meals two people $69. our total at the store was $61. we weren't done there. >> we are trying out the home chef menu. abring on prep. >>reporter: three of us took the kits home. >> when it comes to freshness it's definitely fresh. it held up wet in transport. >> this is just as fresh. >> not the easiest to prepare or healthiest. it was good. >> would you say it was about the experience. >> i would say the experience because >> it expanded your horizon. >> yes. >>reporter: horizons were definitely expanded. jennifer titus, 10 news. >> that food was making me hungry. >> people in our newsroom can eat. >>> a big day for downtown st. harbor. >> the replica of the baltimore clipper that was used in the war of 1812 will be an attraction along the waterfront. the ship currently is parked acrossed from the uss st. pete campus for cost guard inspection on friday. it will move to it's permanent dock in downtown st. >>

2:20 ethan: traditional turkey dinner 2:40 danielle: alright do i get an apron 5:21 ethan: so im going to start off by making a bit of cranberry sauce takes a little bit of time 5:50 ethan: you wanna start cleaning the brussel sprouts 11:17 chopping celery 13:23 sizzling stirring 22:09 peeling nats 22:58 more nats peeling 21:58 ethan: i don't love those peelers either danielle: no 26:29 chopping potato 27:06 filling potatoes with water nats ethan: now this goes back in the oven 40:56 putting turkey in oven "okay" closing oven 59:06 danielle: ive never done this before 59:31 danielle: uhoh, i think i broke it. ethan: i don't think you did. danielle: it came apart it's no spinning ethan: ah you ethan: man 1:06:17 pulling out turkey track: once we had our thanksgiving spread.... turkey, stuffing, mushrooms with kale, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, yukon potatoes, brussel sprouts, and sweet potatoes... 1:17:18 mmm this is good track: we had to package it all up into tupperwares and send it off with our new friend rob. he's a food safety tech at a local lab. 1:21:23 stand up: so the goal

it's split between the city hall courtyard and the building's northern apron, the village will be open every day through christmas eve. >>> up next, snow business, why things are looking up at the ski slopes this year. >> reporter: take a look, lacing up my skates, i might need all of their help, but i'll see you on the ice. >> we do have scattered showers for tonight, everything clearing by saturday and sunday but i'm tracking the potential for more rain to be here by sunday into monday. >>> taking a live look at camel back mountain, after warm weather and rain made it hard -- the resort says it is hoping for a cold and dry december. they have already got a light layer of snow on some of the trails, but they're going to need mother nature's cooperation over the next few weeks. their plan is to open on december 9, but the snow guns need cold, dry weather. >> we need to get to the 28 wet ball, which is temp and humidity. >> the resort tells nbc10 they also plan to open december 9. big boulder in the poconos says they'll be opening a few trail this is weekend. >>> you're looking live at

to show us the final motif, we have -- >> >> i like the apron, by the way. >> thank you, i was inspired by the sound of music, in case you couldn't tell. can you help me? >> most certainly. >> you know what, i think a lonely goat herd would like that. look at all the flowers. >> i know. we actually had some rose mary i gathered from outside. >> looks super colorful, as well. >> i like it, if somebody gives you a fall bouquet, you could tear it apart and do this. all out. you can put some leaves in there and make it look nice, too. >> what you're telling me is you could come to my house dean this in five minutes. >> i could. >> excellent, great. >> you could do it, too. if you want to do this at home, it's easy, i promise. go to our website, rightthisminute.com, click on tv show, or go to our mobile app. >>> the female body is so complex. i mean, you would never understand, so -- >> >> okay. >> not a man, amanda. >> all women can do this? >> start crawling on the ceiling now? >> nope. she just puts her arms up on the doorway and starts to contort. >> oh, man. can't be good, right? can't

one i really love because, charity, do you notice something about all the men in the kitchen with aprons on? they're doing all the cooking, but i love how there's that one person who's like me who can't wait. >> just warming your body up. you're getting yourself ready for the rest of the food that comes later. >> or they're taking too long eat that day but they're not ready when you're hungry. >> i'm so hungry now. >>> there's a pretty fantastic effort by a former service member that i think we can all be grateful for. >> hi, i'm the founder and ceo of camis and canines in san diego. we serve our community by helping homeless veterans. >> the organization provides vets with clothing and hygiene items, care packages, one-on-one mentoring, 24/7 and they've even created jobs. >> wow, that's a lot. >> he's been working at this for it's something that came from his own needs after he left the service. >> it wasn't more than a year ago that i found myself out on the streets. after ten years in the marine corps, i came home only to find my life torn to pieces. >> we've heard the stories time an

they may have an apron like this that says the salvation army. i even have a bell that they may have that says salvation army. >> if you recognize the man in this picture, call milwaukee police, the salvation army's 2016 red kettle campaign begins friday. >>> after hours of debate, the board of supervisors voted to move forward with milwaukee county drivers a new $30 wheel tax. eric ross live with more on the controversial decision. >> the board had to vote twice. the first time around a 3-3 vote. if you're asking yourself, how does something like that happen, because the board has seven members, one of those board members was absent when the initial vote was cast. she was dealing with a personal matter at the time. when she returned, a second vote board supervisors approved the $30 wheel tax fee in addition to a 1.56% tax levy increase. >> no one wants to vote for a wheel tax. no one wants any wheel tax. i'm sure we would all like to vote for zero. but what that means is that transit system would be in shambles, it means that road projects would

lot of the businesses if not all the businesses are ones that the neighbors like that the neighbors apron news and miss if they're gone the history of they're part of city along with the history of the entire city is dependent on some of the businesses remaining in place and anything that can be done to maintain those buildings goes to always maintain the character of the neighborhoods and the characterization of the neighborhood is maintained so is the history and character of san francisco we're a wonderful city we make billions of a year from people coming from all over the world to visit and part of the reason they see things like those businesses which they in most cases would never see millionaire and certain with the one we talked about it is almost one hundred years old that will be something i think would be in a tourist guide or something which point out and someone says guaranteeing this drug store is here one hundred years wow. the legacy program is critical and important to maintaining the history i was >> history major in college before i switched to business but had an fasc

handling your food like at davio's grill where they found an employee repeatedly touching his shirt and apron with his hands and preparing your food without washing them. over at bosa donuts, an employee handling money and then ready to eat food. >> money is dirty. >> you guessed it no trip to the sink in between. >> when you touch money, then you touch the food all that bacteria gets in your food. >>reporter: more handwashing issues this time seafood buffet where an employee did wash their hands but for less than five seconds. >> the procedure we look for is a 22nd had to wash your hands of water, play so, lather, rinse. >>reporter: enough time to kill bacteria from things like your phone, keyboard or whatever else you feel like touching. >> we are here to protect the public. >>reporter: so you don't have to eat at your own risk. important to mention most restaurants are doing everything they can to keep their establishments clean. after making the dirty list last statement outlining the extra measures they are taking now. you can read that on 12 news.com and click the story. . >>> don't go

>> i like the apron, by the way. >> thank you, i was inspired by couldn't tell. can you help me? >> most certainly. >> you know what, i think a lonely goat herd would like that. look at all the flowers. >> i know. we actually had some rose mary i gathered from outside. >> looks super colorful, as well. >> i like it, if somebody gives you a fall bouquet, you could tear it apart and do this. i love the fact you're laying it all out. you can put some leaves in there and make it look nice, too. >> what you're telling me is you could come in five minutes. >> i could. >> excellent, great. >> you could do it, too. if you want to do this at home, it's easy, i promise. go to our website, rightthisminute.com, click on tv show, or go to our mobile app. >>> the female body is so complex. i mean, you would never understand, so -- >> oh, we understand. >> all women can do this? >> start crawling on the ceiling now? >> nope. she just puts her arms up on the doorway and starts to contort. >> oh, man. can't be good, right? can't be good, amanda. >> i feel like in 40 years this may have, i don't k

"they would either have a red apron on with the salvation army red shield, they may be wearing mittens with the salvation army identified, sometimes they even have a kettle that says the salvation army and always the kettle will be locked." locked." if you recognize the man in the photo, please call milwaukee police.and again, the annual red kettle campaign off this coming friday.....and not before. in campaign 2016...most political experts agree, donald trump needs to win a traditionally blue state in order to win the white house. trump and some of his supporters believe wisconsin will be that state, but what does the latest marquette university law school poll show us?cbs 58's david ade is live in studio with results and reaction...david? less than a week out hillary clinton has a 46 to 40 lead you can see where the two third party candidates stand on this graphic.but the bigger news out of today's poll the u-s senate race is now a toss-up. "this time a one point race." just one point separates former senator russ feingold and senator ron johnson. johnson."if you have just a one poin

and you give me this apron. whoo! ha ha ha. i want you to relax. this is--say, this-- that was really nice of you to go ahead and do all of that. oh, shoot. i enjoy it. it is good training for me. now, why don't you go out front in the living room and have a rest? or if you like, go upstairs ooh. uh, what do you think i need worse, the rest or the bath? oh, whatever you like. but you just go out there and let me take care of everything. ok. just one thing. can i have another whiff of that smoked pork butt? whoo whoo whoo. smoked... say, uh... yeah. wou--would you like to have a little wine with your smoked pork butt? judy: oh, that would be fine. ? i wanna tell you ? ? that i... ? hey, grady. hey, man. are you drinking my wine again? no, i haven't touched any of it yet. i'll bet you did. no, i haven't. honest. do you wanna smell my breath? please. say, what are you doing home so early for anyway? well, julio asked me to go bowling with him and i told him i would. well--well, wait a minute. uh, aren't you gonna eat any supper? nah. i'll grab a chili