we've taken on a new name -- bentley's petstuff.omenal job overseeing a rapid expansion without compromising their values or the culture that got them where they are today. ♪ i'm here in chicago so that i can meet with lisa and gio and really dig into their numbers and their business. but, first, we're going to their new location in schaumburg, a store that they're in the process of opening. and gio wants to show me this new prototype item that he's come up with. hi, guys. how are you? man: good. how about yourself? lisa: so, we've changed up some of the fixtures, redone the snack wagon. we kind of gave it a fresher look. so, people can come in and use this self-wash machine. they can pick shampoos, dry the dog, rinse the dog. everything is kind of self-contained. lemonis: how much did this cost to do? giovanni: i mean, the machine is $17,000. -lemonis: $17,000? -giovanni: yeah. this isn't a revenue generator as much as it's more about traffic. lemonis: $17,000 investment just for the machine. what did it cost to build out this spac

lemonis: bentley's corner barkery is now much more inviting and a lot brighter.is, 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 pump out cash. giovanni: yeah, rather than piles sitting there. yeah. th

. >> bentley again. >> bentley, bentley. >> chevy. >> reporter: for as long as patch hurty could talkbeen talking cars. >> newest honda, newest lexus. >> reporter: when mom lindsay found a ford decal that had fallen off a car last year, patch took it for a treasure. why would she think you would want it? >> because i loved cars. >> reporter: oh, that's right. for his parents, it was a teachable moment. >> my husband and i thought this is a great way to encourage him to read. >> reporter: so began the patch project. who's in your team? >> my big sister, my little brother. >> reporter: team hurty on the hunt to identify decals. who is the most helpful? >> my big sister. all my little brother did was make funny faces in front of the decals. >> reporter: okay, that's not good. next, a letter writing campaign to car makers. >> he taped on a coin from his allowance and asked if they had any... >> decals from the factory floor. it would be my dream come true to collect all the car label decals. >> reporter: the auto world found him as hard to resist as we did. decals and letters came from ch

. >> he didn't want to be noticed, when you drive up in a white bentley, conspicuous, the whole thic thing. perhaps it's just somebody that arrived for services and left. the problem with human trafficking and why it's a month-long operation and the video camera didn't pick up certain elements of it. sometimes it's difficult to not see the women are being oppressed, somehow in sexual servitude. this is not an ordinary transaction in the prostitution sense. if there was an occasion if this was more than, i hate to say, routine prostitution transaction, there could be a reason he could be prosecuted. as of now, this appears to be a transaction. once as a patient and once receiving actual services from one or more women and then him leaving to go to the afc game in that white bentley. >> laura coates, very interesting. thank you very much. john. >>> new details of michael cohen's testimony leaking out this morning. overnight, paul manafort's attorneys make a plea for leniency. is this really a public call for a pardon? i'm a little bit country. and i'm a little bit rock 'n' roll. i'm a

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he gave each 100 dollars and hugged them and off he drove in a white bentley, very low-key.en the cops pulled the bentley over in a traffic stop and confirmed his id, but it didn't stop him from coming back the next dac next day, the morning of the game, they have video of him returning to the spa where he again undressed and lay face up on a massage table. once again, a woman began manipulating and put her head down in a place you don't want to know. in after a few minutes she cleaned him. he gave her some money. he left the place at 11:13 a.m. so it was 14 minutes from beginning to happy end. [ applause ] he's hope being ing to get his n do to 11 minutes before the combines. i wish people went that quickly when i'm behind them at the atm. under florida law, it is punishable by up to a year in jail, a fine and community service. i had no idea florida had laws in the first place. that's bad news for robert kraft. the massage place where this went down has now become a tourist destination. people have been taking selfies in front of it, particularly in giants apparel. we have

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it's a chain of pet stores called bentley's.ow, i don't know much about max's pet cleaning products, but the brand best in show, well, that trademark's worth something. i'd like to actually go over the financials with everybody. kathleen: okay. lilian: okay. max: come on, domino. come on, zeus. lemonis: when i look at 2015... kathleen: yeah. lemonis: $900,000 of revenue, $489,000 of cost of goods. then all the expenses is $888,000. kathleen: mm-hmm. lemonis: so last year, the company lost $477,000? kathleen: under the ceo's margin. lemonis: there's a ceo here today? kathleen: the ceo left. she got pinched by playboy. she's doing their digital marketing. lemonis: oh. why did you hire a ceo? max: i don't feel qualified to be a ceo. lemonis: cost, sale, gross profit. max: not hard? lemonis: yeah. max: to minimize our 3pl cost, we're gonna try and bring in-house our direct-to-consumer shipping. so we're gonna fulfill downstairs. lemonis: so you're gonna get in the distribution business in an office plaza? max: kind of, yes. kathleen

to do latin, fine arts, play cricket, rugby and that was hard to fit in there because they drove bentleysg lots of lies to try and fit in with the rich kids because, i don't know why, we're social creatures, we want to fit in and then there was a teacher there. yeah... he was very clever, the way he abused people. and it really affected my mind for life. i don't want to get emotional so i'lljust take a second. yeah, that would have been one of the main, the reason i had a nervous breakdown was over that because i thought it was my fault. i didn't realise i was manipulated by him and, yeah... and because the school was so posh, i always felt like nobody would believe me. i felt shame and embarrassment. i'm a boy, i'm a man and for someone to take your manhood away is, yeah... it's like it's stolen in an instant. i could go on for ages about how that led to things but, yeah, that would be a whole book. how it will happen, when the heroin comes to an end because i don't want to back out to the same thing. i'm going to go off towards the nightclubs now because here looks very, very empty, i g

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representing mary bentley lamarr of the offer cap alpha sorority incorporated north atlantic regional- education foundation. presidents of chapters in the metropolitan area, mr. stephen rochon retired admiral coast guard and formal chief usher at the white house, doctor frank smith founding director of the african-american civil war museum, doctor lonnie bunche founding director of the national museum of african- american history and culture and he is here with his lovely wife maria. last but certainly not least please join me in recognizing our sponsors. please direct your attention to the screens. we have our heritage sponsors, omega life membership foundation and the omega psi phi fraternity , district representatives and presidents of area chapters. we have several preservation sponsors that will be shown on the screens and we have our media sponsors. i would like to record nice denyse barnes publisher of the washington informer who is here with us today and miss francis murphy draper chairman of the board and publisher of the afro- american newspaper another one of our media spon

. >> bentley. >> chevy. >> reporter: for as long as patch heardy could talk, he's been talking cars.ch took it for a treasure. why would she think you would want it? >> because i love cars. skblrks that's right. >> my husband and i thought this is a great way to inkrnl him to read. >> reporter: so began the patch project. who's in your team? >> big sister and little brother. >> reporter: herdy on the hunt. who's the most helpful? >> my sister. all my brother did was maybe funny faces. >> reporter: okay. that's not good. >> he taped on coins and asked if they had any ---ing. >> decals from the ford. it would be my dream come true to collect all the car lego decals. >> reporter: the auto world found him as hard to resist as we did. decals and letters came from bmw, roles royce, even the most exotic. delorean. not everybody has a delor yon. >> i think they felt very happy that somebody loved what they had. i'm a number one fan of cars. >> well, you're in the right place. >> reporter: in greenwich, connecticut. >> i'll show you a beautiful testau rosau. . >> reporter: michael is the owne

taliban so far it's been sidelined because the taliban regards the government is illegitimate tony bentley has the latest from kabul. pat shanahan will want to reassure the afghan government that it has not been sidelined from these peace negotiations even though the taliban has said in the past they will not directly negotiate with them mr shanahan has said that the peace ultimately lies with the afghan people and he said that the afghan government should be part of that peace negotiation process the taliban has been talking directly to the u.s. there is concern about what speed is going for this peace process mr. has said that he's hopeful that the some kind of deal on the table by july that's worrying some people because after eighteen years of conflict they're wondering worrying that how can you have a solution after just a few months mr shanahan has said that there was no instructions for the u.s. to withdraw any troops yet the taliban had said there was an agreement that seven thousand of the fourteen thousand force would be withdrawn by april he said that's not true but this concern

. >> reporter: where ferraris and bentleys are stacked end-to-end.ner. >> awesome! >> reporter: the project has become a two-way street. because maybe all those grown up car people saw a little bit of themselves in a six-year-old named patch. >> the only difference between him and me is he has hair still and i don't. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, darien, connecticut. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news for tonight. i'm jeff glor. we will see you tomorrow, and we leave you with a shot of mount rushmore. happy president's day. landslide recovery. ""living in a hotel right now..trying to find a new home... " pl >>> we need counseling. >> a bay area city making moves to get new money for landslide recovery. >> living in a hotel right now and trying to find a new home. >> plus 3000 bay area teachers set to hit the picket lines this week. >> i would be surprised if a strike could be asserted for thursday. >> the impact on students. >> most of them watching videos not learning. >> and the questions surrounding this totaled tesla. >> million doll

[applause] lenny, as you know, is running workforce develop and and i find a bentley believe that transportation and economic develop it go hand-in-hand. that is my position on high-speed rail. let's talk about water. [applause] approach when it comes to meeting california's mass water challenges. we have diverse water needs. cities that need clean drinking water, farms that need irrigation to keep feeding the ecosystem that must be protected. our water supply is becoming less reliable because of climate change and are population is growing because of a strong economy. that means a lot of demand on an supply. there are no easy answers but let me be as direct as where i stand as i can be. fix not support the water as currently configured. i do not support it. [applause] we can, however, build on the important work that has already been done. that is why i do support a single plan. the status quo is not an option. we need to protect our water supply from earthquakes, from rising sea levels, we need to preserve fisheries and meet the needs of cities and farms. we have to get past these old binaries

call a callous mother getting on satellite births and mom was banned as an elephant states and that bentley for get it down at the base of the atlas system is built up and in six months that is better but it's you know you need to feed one in six and if you mean six these appear in the hole because they've since will collapse so to make people aware of that reality we put in a comprehensive way to think all these reports and a loser set it has been done over the years and the last that the u.s. was basically going to show that there really we have to be up for it and as you said forty percent forty one percent sakhi of the world in six declining and thirty percent of them that really searching with extinction francisco what would be the impact of that and how would people be feeling that an every day lives in terms of food chains or agriculture right now is that we do will change. as i said the city in six out and the days of the persistence both in depressed your local systems or this forest or grasslands or even in the attic reduce now in six that live there as well when you do tropics of

. >> bentley. >> chevy. >> reporter: for as long as pat hurtley could talk, he's been talking cars.his mom found a car decal that fell off a car, patch took it as a treasure. for his parents it was a teachable moment. >> my husband and i thought this is a great way to encourage him to read. >> reporter: so began the patch project. >> reporter: who's in your team? >> my big sister and little brother. >> reporter: the auto world found him as hard to resist as we did. decals and letters came from chevy, bmw, roles royce, even the most exotic. delorean. not everybody has a delorean. >> well, you're in the right place. >> reporter: car love was flowing when he stopped by carriage house motor cars in glench, connecticut. >>ial are rr show you a beautiful testarossa. >> reporter: michael is the owner. >> awesome. >> reporter: the project has become a two-way street. because maybe all those grown-up car people saw a little bit of themselves in a 6-year-old named patch. >> the only difference between him and me is he has hair still and i don't. >> and that is the overnight news for this mond

second half, charles bentley, you knew usf was going to make a run.y cut the lead down to as low as three. a little over 5:00 left, ford restored the order and got the runner to go. scored 26. st. mary's hung on and won 86- 80. they improve to 14-9. dons record now 17 had been-5 with their second straight loss. back to the nfl on the field. business closes tomorrow. super bowl liii in atlanta. that's appointment television 3:30 here on kpix. vegas line hasn't moved. it's still the patriots by a slight 2 1/2 points to beat the rams. how competitive is this going to be? here is one bay area native to another. >> what sort of advice would you give this guy as he gets ready to take on the big, bad patriots? >> i'm not giving him any advice. >> yeah, tom brady all fired up. look at his body language. the competitive juices. his ninth super bowl. the 41-year-old, that fiery attitude goes back to his childhood in san mateo. check out how he once lost his temper while playing golf and, you know, his dad tom brady, sr. was there. >> about the sixth hole, i hit

they pulled over kraeut's white bentley, according to court documents, and got his driver's license. so he will, in fact, be charged it sounds like two counts of solicitation of prosecution, first degree misdemeanor which could carry up to a year in jail. now, it's not likely with a first offender. i want to read you the nfl's statement on this. the nfl has weighed in. sed our personal conduct policy applies equally to everyone in the nfl. we will handle this in the same way we would issue any conduct under the policy. we will take appropriate action as warranted based on the facts. of course, robert kraft, his spokes person released a statement after his name popped up in connection with this investigation. the spokes person said we categorically deny that mr. kraft engaged in any illegal activity because it is a judicial matter, we will not be commenting further. one other note here, molly. bob kraft did not let this get in the way of his good times because we know he went to l.a. over the weekend. he was there for some preoscar parties. tmz sports got some video of him celebrating

engaging in a sex act, handing over a $100 bill and another bill, and then leaving in a chauffeur bentley waitingid oue. if convicted, there billionai and 24 others named in the investigation could face up to i year jail. kraft could als face penalties from the nfl. the organization issuing statement monday, saying in part,ur personal conduct policy applies equally to everyone in the nfl. we will handle this allegation in theay same we would handle any issue under the policy.lo kraft'sda lawyer not responding monday when asked to comment, but last week a spokesman saying, kraft denied any illegal activity. >> lawyer representing one of the other men caught up in this investig now arguing that the police undercover videotape, a key piece of evidence, was gathered illegally and should be thrown out. kerry sanders, nbc news, palm beach county, florida. >>> r. kelly is a free man this morning after spe the night in jail. the singer was released yesterday after posting bond. in court, he pleaded not guilty to several sexual abuse charges involving minors. an attorney representing two of the vi

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documents claim kraft arrived in a bentley on the 20th. was filmed engaging in sex acts.ng a woman 100-dollar bill before he left. authorities say he was also seen soliciting prostitution on video surveillance on the day before. now the patriots owner has officially been charged with two misdemeanor counts of first-degree solicitation. authorities say they have been conducting a six-month investigation into sex trafficking. >> human traffickng is built on force, fraud, or coercion. it is evil in our midst. it is also fueled by the demand side. demands from otherwise law-abiding citizens who are not aware or don't want to be aware about those being exploited. >> a court date is now being set for april 24th. kraft will have what is called a low level arrest warrant issued in his name. he will not need to appear in court. his attorneys can enter his pleas for him. a spokesperson for kraft maintain this is, saying we categorially deny mr. kraft engaged in any illegal activity because it's a judicial matter. we will not be commenting further. however if convicted kraft could f

kraft spent 40 minutes at the spa before driving away in a white bentley.ccording to the filing. the next day, sunday january 20th, police say kraft came back to the spa at 10:59 in the morning. this time police say the cameras show him laying on a table while a woman performs a sex act. the video allegedly shows kraft paying money to the woman before he leaves 14 minutes later. that afternoon the billionaire's private jet takes off from florida headed to kansas city, touching down in time for kickoff of the afc championship game where the patriots beat the chiefs. after the celebration kraft heads back to boston. the state's attorney says the charges highlight the growing problem of human trafficking. >> human trafficking is built on force, fraud, or coercion. it is evil in our midst. >> reporter: a spokesman says we categorically deny that mr. kraft engaged in any illegal activity. the nfl says its personal conduct policy applies equally across the league and it re mains to be seen what consequences if any the league's most successful owner will face. "we

cook university hospital in middlesbrough has this fleet of mini cars, this one is a little mini bentleyit for today's morning briefing. sport now...and time for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. there you are, you have appeared! just like magic! good morning. good morning, for the first time this morning, we have found out, what the west indies fast bowler shannon gabriel, said to the england captainjoe root...that has led to him being banned from the first four one—day internationals. gabriel has now admitted asking root if he likes boys, and says he's deeply sorry for his comments. this comes after root was heard on a microphone telling gabriel, "there's nothing wrong with being gay" and not to use it, as an insult. mauricio pochettino called his tottenham players heroes, after they beat borussia dortmund 3—0 in the first leg of their champions league match at wembley. patrick gearey reports. one glory, glory night despite everything. in a ground they should have left against opponents rated among europe's best, tottenham thrived. among their many challenges is doing without

. >> male -- dierks bentley, luke combs, thomas rhett, chris stapleton, and keith urban. >> keith urbanbert, ashley mcbride, mariner morris, kacey musgraves, and carrie underwood. >> wow, tough category. and miranda lambert just got married. >> how about that? >> you've won seven times in this category, i believe? >> you have. >> according to our research. >> you absolutely -- >> what do artists like kacey musgraves, miranda lambert, what do they bring to country music? >> well, as old as i am, how long i've been in the business, youth. great new songs. a different outlook on the way they do their music and the music that they write and choose to sing. it's a breath of fresh air. >> do you have one in particular that you like? i know you like all of them. when it's time it listen to somebody, do you say, "i'm going to listen to," fill in the blank. >> yeah, leanne womack. she's a great country singer, and i love the songs she selects. i love to listen to her. >> at that great. one of the biggest honors is entertainer of the year. who are the nominees? >> do i have that? let's see. here

documented on video engaging in a sexact, handing over a $100 andnother bill leaving in a chauffeured bentleycould face up to a year in jail. kraft couldlso face penalties from the nfl. the organizationssng a statement monday saying in part our personal conducty pol applies equally to everyone in e nfl. we will handle this allegation in the same way we would handle any issue under the policy. kraft's florida lawyer not responding monday when asked to comment. last week a spokesman saying kraft denied any illegal activity. now ts high-profile case bringing national attention to the issue of human trafficking. the human trafficking hotline says florida ranks behind only california and texas in the number of cases reported. last year receiving14 more than 00 calls nationwide. y oldis is not about lon men or victimless crimes. this is aboutnabling a network of criminals to traic women into our country for forced labor and sex. >> reporter: a lawyer representing other men caught up in this investigation has filed with the court saying that the police videotape, which is key evidence, was obtained

that is the bentley suv. you can get into that for $165,000. what a bargain.$237,000 because hundred 90 miles an hour. if you're late for soccer practice with the kids, you can go on that one. now, perhaps folks are gathered around the lamborghini. this is $608,000, 770-horsepower. goes to 270 miles per hour. now, i leave you with the last one. this is the bugatti, do you have any idea how much it sells for? >> stuart: a million. >> you are way off. this goes 261 miles an hour, 1400-horsepower, and it sells for $3.4 million. >> stuart: wow. thank you, jeff. give the side view there. >> you can't get in there and it's too low. >> stuart: i like the lamborghini, just don't like lime green. i'm sure you'll be on air all day long with cars like that. thank you. now this, new report from -- several iphone apps use a firm that is tracking your activity within the apps without you knowing. they're watching every tap, every sweat, they're sending it back to the developer. so much for privacy. were talking to a market watcher investing in 5g. he said it's a race betwee