kristen: good morning, asl signs. lemonis: ...moved here from long island two years ago to start a family... anthony: i know, you want daddy time. lemonis: ...and a business -- asl signs. anthony: do you want to finish doing this estimate? kristen: oh, yes, please. anthony: oh, boy. here we go. lemonis: with a $200,000 loan from his dad, louis, anthony was able to get the sign shop up and running quickly. he's got expensive machinery to make the signs, and the trucks to install them. in their second year of operations, asl generated $300,000 in sales and made a $45,000 profit. anthony: come on. come on, get some work done. lemonis: but anthony wants more. -much more. -anthony: i want to go big. that's why i'm here. to make money. lots of it. lemonis: to get there, he's gonna have to do more than just talk big. kristen: he already told me that he will be in, so... anthony: stop arguing with me. let's just get it done. lemonis: he's gonna have to start thinking smarter. anthony: i just want a deposit. and if you don't l

take a listen actually to an asl professor i spoke with in california.ribed how she's facing some of these challenges. >> i have to rely on other peoples' behavior to kind of give me a heads up. navigation of spaces that require communication, which is everywhere, at the store or essential places like hospitals is really, really a challenge. and it is difficult. >> so you can see, joshua, you know, a lot of these facial cues, a lot of these communicating aspects relying on people like you and me to communicate, right? but i do think it's important to point out in all of this masks and face coverings are a new normal for people like you and me, but in the deaf and hard-of-hearing community if they're going into a hospital, if they're going into the dentist or a clinic, face masks have always been a norm in those kind of settings, so these challenges are unique but they're not necessarily new. so in order to make sure we're communicating with everyone and making sure everyone has access to the same information, there are things like these clear windows ove

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nursing homes, where we know individuals are at for complications and poor outcomes from covid, our asl is to identify as early possible and then isolate individuals who could be shedding virus so that we can maintain as much as possible a population of individuals who are never really exposed. >> this is clearly a hotspot, though. at this prison, now that the testing has been done, what's next? what is the next step you do after the testing? i'm not sure you can isolate 117 people. >> i would defer that question about isolation to the corrections. i'm sure they are solving that. we are working with them, what are the methods, same as what we do for a nursing home or any other facility. we have essentially a structured assessment called the infection control assessment and response plan where we comprehensive go to bottom, not only looking at the population infected and exposed, but what are your practices, your protective equipment available, all those things, and we're working with them closelyol that, the same as with any state.y around the >> the fda just gave temporary approval for

as quickly asle, overnight and that is never more true than when you assess data at the moment.e you looking biggest opportunities, and does china play into that in any way? catherine: yeah, i mean opportunities can come pretty much anywhere in a portfolio like ours, which is multi-assets. -- onabout looking for the equity side, companies that have been really unduly punished, that have very sound can -- that, but we we can pick up at attractive prices and we are certainly playing that china theme through the consumer, which might seem counterintuitive, but once things do start to normalize, and we've already seen a lot of activity picked up in china, people will be out again spending and there are many ways you can play on that. some of the developed market listed consumer companies have a but itexposure to china, is as much as much about taking advantage of the opportunities as about hedging some of the ink, and we've built cushions, should this play out differently. asset --u are most multi-asset. i just wonder to what extent -- i was looking at commodity plays. i was looking

asl away when this is going to happen.ing street trying to figure all of the interesting things they could possibly announce this weekjust to try and knock dominic cummings off as many front pages as possible. of, the shop stray, and the other papers have really gazed into this fall section. let's go to the daily telegraph which is the same economic story. open high street —— do trust through the edges of the word normality? i think we are somewhere off normality in my opinion. even when these shops have opened, they will still be quite strict social distancing measures in place, and what is very important in an area where i would see the government —— love to see the government rocks into measures somewhat as the fact that they maintain the two metre rule, which in practice will have a huge impact on the operations of retail outlets, because in practice, it will limit the number of customers that can be allowed into the shop. so even though the shops are opening and it's great news that we are edging to it in a way. this

it will include 24/7 site monitoring and security, asle well as meals and animal care. we're drawing on the expertise to implement screenings that will continue to protect the guests from the spread of the coronavirus. similar to our leased hotels, we want to provide people with what they need to shelter in place. while the location does not have any immediate residential neighbors, we're approaching the development of this temporary shelter in a responsible way, addressing the safety and health concerns of the surrounding port tenants and the supporting community. i want to express our sincere gratitude to our partners, at the port for preparing the staging area and the utilities and all of the trailers and rvs have been delivered and are on site now. we anticipate the shelter being ready to accept guests next week and will operate throughout the duration of san francisco's declared health emergency. we've said before that are our capacity to contain the coronavirus and flatten the curve to stop the spread depends on the ability to protect all people in san francisco,

so even if it's not physically talking, just using asl, then you need to have that kind of access. >> the deaf and hard of hearing, so this is a bit of a passion project. >> i felt like there was a huge population that was being looked over because they were -- we're all panicking right now, and a lot of people are just not being thought of. so i felt like that was very important that even in a time like this, people need to have that communication. >> wlex's claire copski. for more information, you can go to nbc news.com. and chuck, you can't see it, but i definitely am smiling underneath this mask. >> you know, i had a hard time the other day, i gave sort of a nonverbal smiling thank you to somebody and i realized, boy, i hope my eyes said it. and i was like, i need to verbalize my thank you, that's for sure. anyway. a family in arizona is bringing some joy to their neighborhood. and breaking up those hours of home schooling. they created the kind cart. it's a cart that kids can wheel through their neighborhood and after a few days, they pass it on to another family. check it out. a

it will include 24/7 site monitoring and security, asle well as meals and animal care. we're drawing on the expertise to implement screenings that will continue to protect the guests from the spread of the coronavirus. similar to our leased hotels, we want to provide people with what they need to shelter in place. while the location does not have any immediate residential neighbors, we're approaching the development of this temporary shelter in a responsible way, addressing the safety and health concerns of the surrounding port tenants and the supporting community. i want to express our sincere gratitude to our partners, at the port for preparing the staging area and the utilities and all of the trailers and rvs have been delivered and are on site now. we anticipate the shelter being ready to accept guests next week and will operate throughout the duration of san francisco's declared health emergency. we've said before that are our capacity to contain the coronavirus and flatten the curve to stop the spread depends on the ability to protect all people in san francisco,

it will include 24/7 site monitoring and security, asle well as meals and animal care. we're drawing on the expertise to implement screenings that will continue to protect the guests from the spread of the coronavirus. similar to our leased hotels, we want to provide people with what they need to shelter in place. while the location does not have any immediate residential neighbors, we're approaching the development of this temporary shelter in a responsible way, addressing the safety and health concerns of the surrounding port tenants and the supporting community. i want to express our sincere gratitude to our partners, at the port for preparing the staging area and the utilities and all of the trailers and rvs have been delivered and are on site now. we anticipate the shelter being ready to accept guests next week and will operate throughout the duration of san francisco's declared health emergency. we've said before that are our capacity to contain the coronavirus and flatten the curve to stop the spread depends on the ability to protect all people in san francisco,