lemonis: you taste the fresh blueberries? man: oh, yeah.emonis: the feedback on the product, it's amazing. and it's great for many reasons. it gives us the ability to attract new customers, and probably, more importantly, we're gonna make more money. -what do you think of that? -woman: it's pretty damn good. -lemonis: pretty damn good. -woman: pretty damn good. lemonis: i'd watch your language around here. -there's kids. -woman: [ laughs ] lemonis: this place is always packed. tammy: mm-hmm. it's a good thing we sell our pie bars here. -lemonis: good thing. -tammy: [ laughs ] i wanted to take tammy back to hogfish bar, the place she used to bartend at. i thought it would be a perfect place to talk to her about something really important. but every comment i get from every customer, whether it's on yelp or whether it's on twitter or facebook or whatever, is always, "i went to the pie shop. i met tammy. the place is awesome." and so, i think, for me, my confidence in the business today is really all because of you. tammy: i mean, it's -- it's

but if you could hand the lobster meat so the kennedys started forming and can't stand men and blueberries and corn and other products, but they had seasons for these things and there was a missing gap that were popping up and down the coast in the late 19th century. it happened to be at the time the lobster landings were happening at the time so they started on a provisional basis and it worked really well they started sending thousands and tens of thousands of cans of lobster meat all over the country and this created an enormous demand, 10150 up and down the maine coast. the demand for lobster of almost any size became so enormous it started destroying the observation itself. the lobster fisheries today is an example heralded in the circles around the world really is a sustainable fishery this came out of a typical tragedy. it was a hard earned experience because none of those measures were in place at the end of the century when there was this boom and demand for lobster of any size that would take four or five snapper lobsters and because of this there was an insatiable demand they st

we will taste are meant prodand blueberries. >> reporter: even though you will not have it on order someelivered to my house ? >> yes. we are working with a delivery service. they are here to take orders. the products will be delivered later on. you can shop at any store in san francisco as well. >> reporter: do you think this will be a big future for confections with infused marijuana? >> i think it is a great way to consume cannabis. it is less antigone. it is bypassing the lungs. >> reporter: if i had let's say it delivered to my home, if i have some of it, what is the effect? is it similar to smoking? is it different? >> it is similar to smoking. we specialize we have 2.5 to 5 milligrams apiece. it is a great place for someone who is sensitive to cannabis to start. >> reporter: this is pretty cool inside. the music festivals have come a long way to give you a little bit of the age range. the first music festival i went to was called day on the green. they had nothing like this. people were smoking. >> i was probably sitting right behind you on the green. >> reporter: they have come a

established powers that the establishment of killed, nobility and church did not like any of the blueberries. for we are bottom-up reasons, this pooch raw thing starts to emerge where innovation is celebrated. for all the sadness lock the sadness lock in a the sadness lock in a deal with the fruits of your labor belong to you and really only happens in england. it has been in england because england is cleared. there are places that property rights. the chinese had printing presses phone before. time and again, and the established power shut down innovation because it was disrupting and destabilizing as well. for whatever reason because england had a weak central government and an authoritarian monarch or an absolute monarch of a friend said, all sorts of reasons, this genie gets out of the bottle they are. so for me, a big part of the argument is simply that we don't talk about this, we'll forget about it. the bible says remember the sabbath and keep it holy. remember is not translated as honor. it's not like we called. these things we have to physically do and we don't do any of that right

. >> you have stdard lemonade, you have blueberry lemonade. >> reporter: for c.j. harris, the customer is king. well, most of the time. >> water is better for you than any of this stuff. >> no, lemade is better. i do not agree with yo >> reporter: a lemonade day! udy found children who took part in this program are more likely to "plan tt their own business" and are more confident they can find "lots of ways around any problem."l" theybelieve they'll" invent something that will change the world." flannery has set her sights a little lower. she wants to buy art supplies d glitter glue. and with a steady stream of customers, including a drive- through, she's well way. for the pbs newshour and education week, i'm kavitha cardoza in indianapolis, indiana. >> yang: and if you want to help your own child with a de stand, go to our website, where a finaial planner gives her advice for best practices. www.pbs.org/newshour. >> yang: now, how blowback to a "new york times" column on localism led to a conversation on race with two newshour regulars. judy woodruff recorded the

chocolate everywhere, bars, blueberries, espresso beans. how long have you been in business?i: since 2010. lemonis: kristi knoblich runs this edibles empire. kristi: that's our tangerine dark-chocolate bar. currently, we offer products to about 960 dispensaries throughout the state. lemonis: 85 employees crank out over 1,000 pounds of pot-infused chocolate a day. it would take cindy and leani eight months to make that many tarts. and all that takes a ton of this. i want to be like santa claus. kristi: yeah, these are about 40 pounds. lemonis: i may not get pot, but i can't ignore the numbers. kiva's already a multi-million-dollar company. and next year, once recreational sales begin, they're expecting their revenue to double... cindy: we have cherry almond, which is the other flavor that has a higher... lemonis: ...a giant compared to treat yourself. you know, it's clear that you guys have a great idea. you are passionate about what you do. it's still small, right? cindy: yes. leani: mm-hmm. lemonis: are you too late to the party? cindy: we don't think so. there are bigger co

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apple, blueberry, i love a good old american pie. okay, are we good? were going to do the book? my latest book that came out last year which is the white house in gingerbread. it is a wonderful book. has a gingerbread recipe, and this book will we have the fabulous eggnog recipe which is the original from the white house. it was messed up later on by another chef. no, i am telling you the truth. you know the eggnog everyday went down the sink. after the party went down this -- the sink. in my time, there was never enough eggnog. >> i see that you have been in it. it is true what i am saying. that was a delicious eggnog. anyway, this book, i will be signing it. remember, let me save you some time on your shopping. and, another thing, this book, because the recipes are so true , the book is based on the truth about it. if i were you, i would buy several cases. these books will be worth a lot of money later on. i will be signing. everybody will get my business card with every book that i sign. now, when is the last time you went to buy a book and the author gave you his phone numbe

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maybe it is a blueberry muffin or whole grain crackers or a bagel.s you're putting. >> something near and dear to our lives because we're up. sleep. getting your kids back on a schedule, maybe during the summer they stay up later. you have to get out of bed and, of course, you want them attendave. what do you do? >> if your kids are elementary school age, they're going to need nine to 12 hours of sleep. if they're teenagers, it is eight to 10. so if they're in that range, that is what is key. some may be on the higher or lower end, but as long as you're making sure they're getting that range of sleep, they will be okay. >> that is tough, especially with summer. i know that it is light out. they don't want to get in bed. and they really -- >> they have their phones. >> it is hard. >> mechanical devices. you have to turn that stuff off pretty quick, right? >> yes. it is important to have a rule in the house for both the parents and the kids that maybe an hour or two, everybody put ace way their screens and educate the kids on why. they're quoing to giv

blueberries not be? goober is not happy, no.use consumers love the ease and cost of these right hailing apps. it has become a major issue in the city, hasn't it? not only for these yellow cab drivers, but also when it comes to the sheer volume of congestion on the streets. you mention some of the key numbers here, the reason i would say that uber are unhappy is that they plan on making their debut stock market in 2019. if this spread outside of new york city, that could significantly hamper their ability to grow and it could dampen investor ‘s enthusiasm for these apps as they try to raise money. uber is finally done something like $62 billion. £50 billion. that is a pretty high valuation. particularly if it is looking at the ability to grow within its main market. that is why you will see quite a bit of defensiveness from the companies, you will see lobbying campaigns. i was opening both apps on my phone before i came to talk to you, both of them have messages to riders right now saying that they should oppose these moves. it w