lemonis: bentley's corner barkery is now much more inviting and a lot brighter.sa: [ laughing ] oh, my god. giovanni: i mean, look at the graphics. lis, look at the dog house. we didn't have one picture of a dog before. lemonis: uh, i know. we've brought in a lot of graphics so that people could feel like they're in a pet store. giovanni: "the snack wagon"? i'm not kidding you -- i am totally blown away. giovanni: we've created a new display for the chew bars. it's our highest-margin product, and we want to make sure that customers are attracted to it. we put two of them in so that we constantly are reminding people. highest-margin items, right? the commodity margins are on that wall, kind of impulse section. -giovanni: sure, yeah. lisa: i just can't stop looking around. it's crazy good. giovanni: it feels like it's three times the size. -lisa: yeah. -lemonis: there's less than half of the inventory. and, so, part of merchandising it this way is taking the categories that matter, stocking them properly, getting the margin, getting the turn, and letting it just pu

i am acting as agent for the property owners, carren bentley and kristina sfren son. if i had seen a letter prior to obtaining the building permit, i would have gladly met with miss cohen to review the plans with her and to explain how the instruct can integrity of her house not be compromised at all. unfortunately, i was made aware of the letter where miss cohen stated her concerns about any remodelling project adjacent to her home the night after i received an irate phone call from her the day before she filed an appeal. during the phone conversation i listened patiently with her concerns, sympathized with her. i too live in a row house in the sunset, and totally understand the noise and privacy issues. you can hear everything through the adjacent walls. i also told her that the proposed deck was legal and approved by planning, and that i had several solutions to help mitigate the privacy and noise issues. she didn't want to hear anything i had to say. i called the next morning to arrange a meeting so we could discuss the project with kristina and carren and her. th

it reminds me of the first time i heard of robert bentley having that affair. seemed too far fetched to believe. as more and more comes out, we don't know. >> roy moore is not just denying the allegations in "the washington post" report. he's being very aggressive on it. he's fundraising on "the washington post" report tonight which is amazing. but he said these allegations are completely false. they're a desperate political attack by the national democrat party and "the washington post." are there any holes being poked in "the washington post" reporting? obviously he's objecting, but has anybody raised any serious factual issues or credibility issues with what they've reported? >> the only one -- the only issue of fact i've heard z disputed is there's a point where he's said to be buying wine for a young girl in the late '70s, early '80s which is being alleged would have been a dry county at that time which i have not yet had a chance to find out when they voted to sell alcohol. so that is being debated. but that is the crux of it. >> that would have been part

i went into bentley's, which was a four-store pet chain in chicago.d by a married couple, lisa and gio. how are you? i'm marcus. lisa. nice to meet you. hi. giovanni. nice to meet you. and they were all over the place. and the stores all looked different, the product was everywhere, there was no real process to it. but what was there was a heart and a belief in a business idea. trader joe's for pets. we're like the trader joe's or whole foods for pets. we do all-natural food, no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy in our foods. and they did a pretty good job -- all kidding aside. i mean, they had four stores. they weren't making any money, but the effort was there. never a dull day at the barkery for lisa and i. i call lisa and gio like the boy scouts and girl scouts of america -- they rub two sticks together with very limited resources to make a fire. how many do they need? just one? and in the end, i decided to take a chance on them. now, there was a couple nuggets of things that definitely propelled me through it. they had adopted a young boy -- i was

bentley university students to be able to get them on board he was a huge struggle and he was not easy so we're going to set it up right so that other people who come after the use of tomorrow they're going to be able to use video space and they're going to do workshops all over the country just pop in go there hang out with like minded people be able to speak to passionate seniors who can help you and advice you and how you can improve your design and you know then the big players become irrelevant you know that at the energy companies they can keep doing what they do until the time comes when they see huge enough collection that they want to adopt the technology that they have and they have to look to us for the answers. and he is making the most inspired and the guns in the clear moment as their course of honestly. want to clobber us hold. their feet a lot of that moment often referred to after baldness. on their mental as the darkness of snitch. on lauren hutton fast and as it took so on was i'm going to burns's you probably first car and. does the obvious pull beams is how they're

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. >>> you guys know i like to take in a little polo and this weekend they had the bentley polo championshipstsdale. the event they put on has more than just the horses. >> i was about to say the horses looked suspiciously like dogs. >> yes, couture dog fashion show and along with that there are lots of cool hats. >> i wasn't there but i feel like i wouldn't have fit in. i would have wanted to show up with my torn jeans and tennis shoes. >> there were some people who came in that or this guy. i asked him if he got this jacket from liberace. >> down in vegas. >> what else they had there, a little bit of an arm wrestling competition. it was against travis "the beast" beiget number within arm wrestler in the world, mixing it up with people at halftime, that's vinny trying and losing quickly. >> how could he be the best arm wrestler in the world if he's not got a cap turned backward? >> no, this guy is all mouth and all must cycle. kurt busch, the nascar driver. >> see what you got. >> you can guarantee when kurt leans over to whisper in his ear "please don't break my arm. i have a race sunday."

bentley long before the story ever broke. long before that. you hear these things. we heard nothing about this until the "washington post" broke this story. and now it's an epidemic. it's an demg level because it's sensational, but it feels a lot like dash i told anderson cooper that it feels like a lot like the dirty dossier thing for donald trump. they swore that he did these horrible things with these prostitutes and sick stuff and that turned out to be completely fake. >> we haven't reported here on cnn the salacious details of that dossier, but much of the dossier has been corroborated. there are things in it that have not, but you don't know -- >> actually, the dots yeah that first came out said that the dossier was about him doing some sick sexual things with some prostitutes. >> you can report that. cnn is not reporting that part of it. so if you want to go ahead and say it, you can. >> that's what i'm saying. that's what the initial story i read was and i said wow, that sounds horrible but that can't be true. who would do that kind of thing. >> his long tim

country but decided to follow the international criminal court and to be independent to work in the bentley and the spokesman for the present a wider view to on a radio program as you in french said where we are. currently watching an attempt to recall not exactly. and that's what i think the story will story though want to become that as well so you could say that. the libyan the overthrowing the and it's just an issue that ascii was a major step in this. recall in addition it may not be the standing have the same. image that it did in the after eighteen eighty five when they scrambled drafts and divided up but essentially that is what's going on. what do you feel as you know when you when you i want to ask two like where where does this you know what can we do basically you know we were seeing a lot of these. underlying problems. you know what could the u.s. and others do watching this program things like this to try to help bring that sovereignty back to africa and i think i think you're right i think we're all going to sit here and agree and say you know what at the end of the day. thos

god doesn't care whether you get to drive a bentley or not. like, none of that matters, okay?s you. >> right. >> that's you making yourself and your compulsions divine. and you know, it's funny, because we laugh at it, right? we laugh at it, because when you're confronted with that, when you're confrond with the way you think about something, you suddenly realize how crazy it is and how, you know, unsatisfying even it is. and so, that's my goal, is to just try to get people to think differently, to just recognize for a moment how it is that they themselves are thinking, whether it's about god or any other subject. that's always been my goal, is to just get you to think a little bit differently. and i think if you do, then, again, whether you're a believer or not, this is not just for believers, whether you're a believer or not, i think you start to think differently about the world and your place in it. >> but that exercise requires us to be more selfless in an age, an era where people are becoming more nativist. >> that's right, tribalist. >> tribalist. >> exactly. >> that's

i did, bentley and rascal flats started to sing my town when montgomery walk out to solute his friendfirst. >>> i got to tell you next year met gala might raise eyebrows, theme is called heavenly bodies, fashion in the catholic imagination. rihanna, attorney versace will help hoe the event. it will open up costume institute's heavenly bodies museum exhibit next spring and curator says it wants to avoid theology instead draw on how catholic imagery has engaged designers and artists. >>> but, taylor swift latest wax figure is ready for her close-up. singer now has her very own sculpture, right. it looks just like her in san francisco. no, really. >> there it is. >> check her out. >> swift's statue was unveiled yesterday at museum in honor of the superstar's love of cats, some adoptable feline from his a local shelter were invited to join in on the fun. i didn't realize that she loved cats. >>> hamilton fans this one is for you, lynn manual minder ace returning to the stage, that is right, creator and original star of the broadway smash hit is set to return as title character. he will ta

country but has decided to follow the international criminal court and to be independent to work in the bentley and the spokesman for the present a wider view to on a radio program i do in french said where we are. currently watching an attempt to recall not exactly. and that's what i think the story will story though want to become that as well so you could say that. the libyan the overthrowing of just an issue on the market after it was a major step in this. recall in addition it may not be the standing of the same. image that it did in the after eighteen eighty five when they scrambled rather than divided up but essentially that is what's going on. what do you feel as you know when you when you i want to ask two like where where does this you know what can we do basically you know we were seeing a lot of these. underlying problems. you know what could the u.s. and others do watching this program things like this to try to help you know bring that sovereignty back to africa and i think i think you're right i think we're all going to sit here and agree and say you know what at the end of the d

. -- bentley. we will not compromise around beautiful.okyohowroom where you are am a but where are you expecting most of the interest from customers to come from? from mainland china, southeast asian markets? where do you see the future divan being most strong -- demand being most wrong? >> you have to divided into the two broad categories of car we have. sports cars are very strong in europe, particularly the u.k. and u.s.. strong in japan, but not so strong in china. in 2019 when we open our new production factory in wales, we will bring to market an suv, and that suv will stimulate huge sales improvements in places like china. in the second half of our plan, i expect china to become a very important market for us. therefore you get an evening out around the world. that is what our transformation is all around, a balanced portfolio, making sure this company is profitable in the and sustainable for the next 100 years. haidi: why don't you see as strong demand out of the chinese market and chinese consumer? consumer doesn't consume so man

bentley. is this going to be a heckle? >> no, not at all. no heckle. promise you. a simple question. how much authority do you give each of your correspondents? are they responsible for the story and then come to you to give your blessing or does it come from somewhere else? >> they come from everywhere. it's a good question. our process involves people pitching stories from everywhere. i got pitched a couple today. i did. and i'll look at them. you never know where a terrific story is going to come from. but i'll give you some -- a lot of them do come from the correspondents and a lot of them from from the producerred. we have 75 reporters on the floor at "60 minutes," and six or seven of them happen to be on the air is the way we like to look at it. but steve kroft came into my office about a week ago and he said, think we should go to puerto rico. we've been working on the story about the financial problems that puerto rico is facing for about six months. we could put that together with the real story about the horrible conditions on the ground and put something

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all of this comes, remember, in the aftermath of the robert bentley who resigned earlier as a resultown sex scandal. it's bad. >> overwhelming to think of all that. as we know, the republicans control the u.s. senate with a two-seat majority, which somehow they have already failed to pass health care reform. how do they manage this crisis now? how do they band together? >> you don't want to be a senate republican right now. they really are between a rock and a hard place. you know, on one hand, by refusing to condemn roy moore, many critics will view republicans as the party that gives cover to a child molester. it could harm their prospects in the 2018 election. it will remind them how they gave a pass to donald trump over his behavior as seen in the infamous 2005 sex tape. on the other hand, if republicans speak out against moore, they face the prospect of losing that senate race, which reduces their majority to just one and imperil the effort to pass tax reform. that is important because of the republican inability to pass any meaningful legislation despite majorities in both cham

against -- bentley walker. he had 23 to lead the way against the bears. coleman here airball.bridges. a high percentage shot. 96-72.>>> we have come to that point -- we must check this out. a former warrior had a good night. harrison barnes is a game- winner at the buzzer for dallas against memphis. one from the memphis point of view. the other from dallas point of view. see if you could tell who one and who lost.>> all worth checking out. good for harrison barnes. that is the sporting life. time for more news.>>> next at 11 a race against the clock on thanksgiving eve. people out and about getting last-minute items for their holiday dinners.>>> the thanksgiving holiday is here. a lot of people were scrambling to get the groceries in time for tomorrow. hello again everyone.>> some are rushing to the store and others are helping others in need of a helping hand. live coverage from jesse gary. he is at a store in san jose willow glen neighborhood where people were stocking up this evening.>> reporter: it is close right now. and eight hours you can come back in on thanksgiving da

montgomery performed my town for his late bandmate troy gentry along with rascal flatts and dierks bentleyor those awards, the coveted entertainer of the year title went to garth brooks for a second year in a row. >> i was stunned when they said our name. this belongs to the band and crew. >> reporter: female vocalist of the year miranda lambert for the seventh time. male vocalist chris stapleton. vocal group of the year little big town. >> we have been doing this for a little while so it's fun to still be here in this moment. >> reporter: there was humor throughout to entertain thanks to the host and even some politics. a rendition of carrie underwood's before he cheats was revamped to before he tweets singing about president donald trump. all in all in at full big wins, powerful performances and very memorable moments. in nashville, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >>> we will take a peek at stocks. the dow jones has recovered from its lowest of lows. at one point it was down by 200 points but still losing almost 90 points here. the s&p 500 also recovering down by just 8 points. the nasdaq drop

abc 7 was at the bentley reserve in san francisco for the 30th anniversary dinner of the omega boys club. the group started three decades ago at the height of the crack cocaine epidemic. it has since helped hundreds of young men and women graduate from college and stay away from drugs and violence. >>> a los angeles jury ruled in favor of johnson and johnson in a case involving baby powder. a woman claimed she developed cancer after being exposed to asbestos in johnson and johnson's baby powder. the verdict is the first of thousands of cases causing it can they say asbestos or cause cancer. >>> never do this if you find yourself in this situation. >> a man led police on a 20-mile chase through houston gave officers a little dance before being taken into custody. we have video of it. he was supposed to be lying down on the ground but, as you can see, he was doing -- i'm not even really sure what that is exactly. >> look at the officers looking at each other. does one of them have their gun drawn? >> it's hard to tell. at this point you shouldn't be doing something for the formation video.

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but for every business like amazing grapes, there's one like bentley's, a pet supply chain based in thehicagoland area. lovely people, but one hell of a messed up process. they had grown way too fast. every store looked different from the next. the merchandising is different, the layout is different, the lighting is different, the whole thing is different. but lisa and gio really put their heads down and trusted the process. both stepped up as leaders. what we need to do now is just start boxing everything up. and the result, nothing short of amazing. what you're going to see today is kind of the future look of what could be a regional or a national brand. are you ready? -yeah. -yeah. i'll let you go first. i'm closing my eyes. close your eyes. no, close your eyes, close your eyes. -oh, my god! -i'll look at the floor. -oh, my god! -oh, my god! lemonis: and here's the thing, they didn't just execute for the cameras, they followed through long after the cameras left. and guess what? today, it's a $100 million business and top line with, going to be close to 100 stores, where we've receiv

furniture, but of the entire interior space of every business i have, whether that's sweet pete's, bentley'sl's, anything. because i've been looking for somebody just to do this, and she brings something to the table that i just don't have. and you'll get to deal with all the people that i get to deal with on a daily basis. we finally finished remodeling pacific, so i wanted to stop by and see how it turned out. oh, my gosh. this looks totally different. i totally love it. ana: it's more of an open space. lemonis: what do you think? woman: i love it. lemonis: it's awesome. woman: it's so much better. lemonis: the office area has more space and a larger number of workstations, so they can work efficiently and have open communication and feel good about their work environment. and before, when there was an old showroom with furniture just laying around, well, now it's a design center that can be used by employees and clients. wait a minute, this is totally different. ana: yes, we knocked the wall that was here, so this will be our new finishing department. lemonis: like a totally different bus

. >>> we ask you to make good use of bentley gently used coats you're not wearing by donating them to a coat, sweater or other winter items across the bay area. the program began 25 years ago. over the years, 5 million coats have been collected. the main drop off locations are san jose santana road, bay street in emeryville and walnut creek. donate at participating ups and big o tires stores. >>> an emergency in bali. the latest on the threat of an erupting volcano that is forcing the evacuation of tens of thousands of people. >>> a deadly holiday weekend on bay area roads. coming up, we will tell you what caused some of the accidents and we will tell you about some of the victims. what if there was only one emoji? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. what if there was only one haircut? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. >>> thank you for being here with us, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morni

dierks bentley went there, too. >> all of us have connection to las vegas and to jason. >> reporter:t to showing up for their fans. >> being on stage helped us more than anything. >> reporter: do you think about that when you're on the stage or say we have to move forward? >> we're in that situation in a weekly basis. we're not going to live in fear. >> reporter: there was a post after vegas. you said, at the end of the day, we're not democrats or republicans, whites or blacks, men or women, we are all humans, all americans. >> at the end of the day there's so much focus on politics and race and all these other things -- at tend of the day, we're in this together. we spend so much time arguing with each other and another enough working on the issue. >> reporter: aldean and his comrades hope that standing together can help others do the same. >> music is such an escape and a therapeutic and healing thing. ♪ >> reporter: anything else you want to get out there to your fans? >> for me, this is something that, obviously, we're going to try and move on. i have to do that, as well. but it'

family and appearing on "saturday night live," ail teen returned to las vegas to visit his dierks bentley to be there. all of us have such a connection to vegas and jason. >> reporter: they all say they share a commitment to showing up for their fans. >> being back on stage probably helped us more than anything. >> reporter: do you think about that when you're on the stage or do you just say, you have to move forward? >> we're in that situation on a weekly basis. you visualize yourself in that set of circumstances, but we're not going to live in fear. >> reporter: there was a post after vegas, you said at the end of the day we're not democrats or republicans, whites or blacks, men or women, we are human and all american. >> i feel like at the end of the day, there's so much focus on, you know, politics and race and all these other things that just, you know, at the end of the day, we're all in this together. we spend so much time arguing and not working on the issue, that's the problem. >> reporter: aldean and his country music comrades homestanding together will inspire others to do the

keith urban, reba, dierks bentley, jason aldean wowing the sold out crowd.hillary from lady antebellum telling us how it all came together. >> we just want to honestly unite together with our other friends and country music to remind not only ourselves but everyone these are causes that still need our attention, the relief is still needed. >> absolutely as robin has shown us all morning long and michael. one beautiful smile and voice that was missing carrie underwood, she was supposed to be there but fell, broke her wrist on friday at home. she got lots of scrapes and bruises but told her fans that her hubby was taking very good care of her. she hated to miss it. >> i know, he's retired now so he can help her out. >> take care of the mrs. lots of money raised for a very good cause. [ applause ] >> thank you, lara. >>> now let's get more from the hurricane zone back to robin with an inspiring story of how people are stepping up for those in need in the virgin islands. hey, robin. >> talking about country music, you know, kenny chesney has shot some of his mus

eddie mon performed my town for his late band mate troy century along with dirks bentley.h brooks for a second year in a row. >> i was stunned when they said my name for this much this belongs to the band crown. >> female vocalist of the year miranda lambert winning the title for a seventh time. male vocalist, chris stapleton. vocal group of the year, little big town. >> been doing this for little while so it's fun to still be here in this moment. >> ♪ from the privacy of a gold plated white house toilet seat ♪ >> there was humor throughout to entertain, too. thanks to the hosts. and even some politics. a rendition of underwood's before he cheats was revamped to before he tweets sin sinking abt president donald trump. i tell you those two have amazing chemistry. the tenth year that they have now hosted that show. >> wow. winning entertainer of the year. taking heat on social media for lip syncing his cma performance last night. brooks said going anywhere and admitted he was sick in the midst of doing 12 shows in ten days. i don't be grudge the guy that. >> really. >> he's

cowrote some of thepete smith's, robert bentley shorts, evident and costello need frankenstein -- abbottello meet frankenstein. he was about 22. he refused to testify and was blacklisted. he asked to read a statement that was refused. i'm introducing his granddaughter, tonya fairfield. [applause] >> statement of robert lee's filed for the record. i believe in america was made in writing his profession can completely disassociate himself from people. he writes about them, he writes for them. they are both his inspiration and his audience. their political freedom guarantees the necessary tools of his trade. freedom of thought and expression. i emphasize this relationship because it explains why i believe a writer must function as a citizen. in my career as a writer i have worked in the motion picture industry for the past 17 years. starting when i was old enough to vote. i attended grammar in high school in san francisco i was born. my parents were also native san franciscans. i moved within the los angeles. the depression and did my college career at ucla before i can complete my freshman

they come from, to come forward is an incredible act of courage -- >> in alabama, look how governor bentleyhe alabama senate who had 23 counts -- indictment against him and was not only re-elected but re-elected majority leader of the senate. this is what you're up against, the power in alabama, a woman to come forward is so courageous. >> we've all worked in journali journalism. >> he's read it though. >> if judge roy moore believes this is fake news and garbage, i have an idea for him. sue "the washington post." sue them. say that you've been defamed. except at that point a little thing called disclosure comes into play and if there are these four women, you think there are not more? >> margaret, there's a turn here, to go to your column. you wrote about tuesday's results and a particular race in nassau county. there's been a lot of focus on whip and how important women were to what happened in virginia and a lot of other places. we'll talk about that in general, but tieing it to this, it seems this roy moore thing is the exact thing that could cause a problem for republicans in suburban