and brea is hanging by a string. international is up here, this is where marcus is, and parlour enterprises was the manager of these three locations. parlour enterprises is the management company that actually operates and manages the individual location. along with paul and mike, there are other employees that make up that group, but essentially it's the two of them leading it. well, let's look at the revenue. buena park, $4 million, did pretty good. riverside... paul: $2.77, yeah. lemonis: and brea? travis: $2.9. lemonis: by the way, these are not small numbers. buena park makes money, brea makes money, and riverside broke even. paul: correct. lemonis: okay. so why are you past due on all your bills again? paul: it's coming into parlour as management fees, and parlour enterprises still had to pay the investors. lemonis: when i look at the financials, it looks like buena park makes money, riverside breaks even, brea makes a little bit of money, but then there's no money to pay bills? were these "investors" basically

although bbc brea kfast give my opinion.eakfast promoted that, one person pursued that to the final arbiter of complaints in—house at the bbc. they ruled that... the bbc added... but the emergence of that decision on wednesday unleashed an angry response from politicians, other journalist, inside and outside the bbc, and also from members of the audience. a twitter user posted this... this twitter user agreed. responding in this way... other viewers echoed those thoughts with jonathan writing... well, to discuss this, i am joined david jordan, the bbc‘s director of editorial policy and standards. thank you for coming on newswatch. it's not ok for news presenters to talk about personal opinions when discussing the stories? it shouldn't be ok to talk about personal opinions, but it should be ok to talk about personal experience. i wa nt to talk about personal experience. i want to make it clear that what naga munchetty did when she responded to the questions she was asked and suggested that the statement being made was racist,

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coming up at 6am on brea kfast: dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day‘s news, businessis set to consider whether boris johnson‘s five—week suspension of parliament is legal. polls have opened in israel for its second general election this year. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is hoping to win a fourth consecutive term in office. now it‘s time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. "it all ends injeers" — that‘s what the metro‘s leading with. uk prime minister borisjohnson cancelled a press appearance to avoid pro—eu protesters. luxembourg‘s prime minister went ahead with the news conference, marking mrjohnson‘s absence with an empty podium. the financial times leads on the spike in oil prices after attacks in saudi arabia knocked out more than half of its production. could we finally be edging closer to a cure for the common cold? the news medical website reports that scientists at stanford university may have made a breakthrough.

more on that story and others on brea kfast. more on that story and others on breakfast.news. the latest headlines: early signs suggest there is no clear winner in israel's general election. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will now hold talks on forming a coalition. his main rival, benny gantz, has called for a broad unity government. the us says the drones used in saturday's attack on saudi oil facilities were launched from iran. and tens of thousands of people have been hospitalised in indonesia as huge forest fires sweep the region, creating a toxic haze. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the times, and uk prime minister borisjohnson, who has warned the uk's most senior judges that the courts have no jurisdiction over his decision to suspend parliament, and they risk entering the political arena. the independent reports former conservative cabinet minister liam fox is urging the uk to follow donald trump's lead and declare the iran nuclear deal dead in an upcoming speech in washingt

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he was at the un general assembly, attending a business brea kfast, assembly, attending a business breakfastaging for this government. the highest court in the lead has said the decision to prorogue parliament was unlawful. —— in the land. and a lot of mps are pretty cross, so what you can count on tomorrow is that, when these mps return they will want to hold this government's feet to the fire, put borisjohnson under intense pressure, ask a lot of awkward, difficult questions, perhaps try and take control of the order paper again. another thing being talked about, but i don't think it's clear when this might happen, a possible vote of no confidence in boris johnson's government. we've heard calls from opposition leaders for him to resign, no indication he will do that, so when might mps from opposition parties make their move to try and force him out of office? we are slightly where we were a couple of weeks ago. nervousness among some people that, if they were to wina among some people that, if they were to win a vote of no confidence, you are into the 1a day period where maybe somebody el

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our main story is about brea kfast breakfast. the significance of this week holds for all of us as we approach that october 31 deadline. 26 minutes past eight. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning, it is looking rather unsettled weather wise this week and it will feel quite cool at times for early september. there is a bit of rain in the forecast today, mostly towards northern and western areas of the british isles. further south and east it is drier and brighter but even here it is set to turn cloudier this afternoon. we have got a weather front moving its way into north—western areas of scotla nd way into north—western areas of scotland and northern ireland, pushing eastwards, it will be quite windy towards the northern half of the country. and we are expecting some heavy rain at times. further south, it is a drier picture. the best of the sunshine today towards south—eastern areas of england and east anglia, top temperatures here of 22-23dc. east anglia, top temperatures here of 22—23

he sounded far keener on the idea of a deal with the eu then he had in brea to recent weeks. dup, the party propping up his conservatives for the last couple of years. their reason for existing is to ensure that northern ireland remains part of the uk, separate from the republic of ireland which will remaina part republic of ireland which will remain a part of the eu regardless of what happens. the dup have said tonight that there is no way that they would live with one potential solution to this impasse which has been floated in the last few days, which is that northern ireland maintainsafora which is that northern ireland maintains a for a closer relationship than the rest of the eu after brexit, the england, scotland and wales do, which is called the northern ireland only backstop, as opposed to the one indicating the whole uk, which ensures that there is not a border because of the history between the two countries. the dup make it very clear they don't like the idea of northern ireland being part and parcel separately, and borisjohnson says neither does he. a strange sit

doordash experience is a major brea tonight a massive data. >>breach has hit doordash affects almost 5 million people who use the food delivery app kron four's christina tetreault has more on the head from doordash is headquarters in san francisco. >>now if your doordash delivery person or if you use that for more than a year and a half and this applies to you it impacts everyone who downloaded the food delivery app on april 5th of 2018 or before that the data breach collected information like names e-mail addresses delivery addresses order history, phone numbers encrypted versions of passwords and in some cases, the last 4 digits of payment cards and bank account numbers. also the breach took information from around a 100,000 delivery people doordash put out a blog saying the company noticed unusual activity from some 3rd party earlier in the month during an investigation they found out this 3rd party was able to get doordash user information back in may. the blog also notes that luckily full payment and big account information was not take i

some brea ks far north—west of england.asant enough afternoon, temperatures a degree also upon yesterday. a cold day in shetland, 12 degrees. this evening and overnight, rain spread south and east, across all parts. a welcome drop of rainfall gardens in the south early tomorrow. temperatures are 15 or16 south early tomorrow. temperatures are 15 or 16 degrees but commuters will have to deal with rain. through the day, the chillier weather pushes down from the north, blustery across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. 50 or 60 mph gusts are possible, breezy but dry and break through the afternoon. more details in the next hour. —— dry and bright through the afternoon. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a momentous day as westminster prepares for a showdown — the prime minister says nothing will make him delay brexit and he could trigger a snap election. tory rebels havejoined opposition parties to bring forward a bill designed to stop a no—deal brexit. think we will have the numbers, many i think we will have

late last month queen elizabeth agreed to suspend parliament for five weeks after a request from new brea grant -- british premise are boris johnson. the latest news from overseas as prime minister johnson lost his majority in parliament on tuesday when conservative parlett -- parliament member quit and joined the liberal democrats. members of parliament are expected to prep the prime minister for his response, and a way forward with brexit during tomorrow's prime ministers question time which you can see live starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. earlier today both prime minister johnson and opposition leader jeremy corbyn talked about brexit. this is about half an hour. >> for the fight against racial and religious hatred. i know this whole house is defending those values around the world. speak, vast tracts of the amazon rain forest on fire. free-trade is in receipt -- retreat. our oceans are being followed lee polluted. it has never been more important for britain to use our voice for change and progress. certainly by exerting our influence on a global level and sticking up for o

will bring outbreaks of cloud and rain, a rather murky start, but as they think south and east, cloud breane comes through and they will be showers tucking into the far north—west of scotland. a blustery afternoon as well, wins gusting in excess. —— winds. and we will start to see humidity arriving so temperatures should peak at 22 degrees. moving into thursday, and other wet weather front it will only bring the rain into far north of scotland and it stays dry and warm up a little 00:29:04,164 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 further north. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: another change to team trump, as the president sacks his national security advisor, john bolton. the administration denies it's a sign of disarray. the president's entitled to the staff that he wants. he should have people that he trusts and values and whose methods and judgements benefit him in delivering american foreign policy. benjamin neta nyahu vows to annex parts of the occupied west bank, if he's re—elected. palestinians

and the british prime minister who called the brexit referendum in 2016 brea ks called the brexit referendum in 2016 breaks his silence on the current crisis. with friends like this, who needs enemies? my guests today agnes pourier. irish broadcaster brian o'connell. thank you to you all for being here. president trump says he sacked his national security adviser. john bolton said he resigned. twitter was going with the territory but these two had much bigger disagreement in the 17 months in whichjohn bolton served in the administration. iran, russia, north korea, afghanistan. so let's take stock of american foreign policy three years into the trump administration. mina, why don't you started off with my successes, triumphs, victories, defeats. well, trump's foreign policy is yet to be determined because as you said, bolton is out as national security advisor t is not the first. we have been through a succession of officials. it is clear that donald trump once to run his own foreign policy. but we are still not clear what that policy is beyond his belief in maximum pressure. whether it is on

and the british prime minister who called the brexit referendum in 2016 brea ks called the brexit referendum needs enemies? my guests today agnes pourier. irish broadcaster brian o'connell. thank you to you all for being here. president trump says he sacked his national security adviser. john bolton said he resigned. twitter was going with the territory but these two had much bigger disagreement in the 17 months in whichjohn bolton served in the administration. iran, russia, north korea, afghanistan. so let's take stock of american foreign policy three

that she had brea ks —— western isles., confront still with us, looks like it will be bringing further rain behind it a fresher feel. i had a vet we are going to hold onto that one. we will see some sunny spells developing for northern scotla nd sunny spells developing for northern scotland any risk of monitor showers here. cloud without outbreaks of rainfor here. cloud without outbreaks of rain for northern ireland and southern scotland and northern parts of wales i have across the sector looks like it will be dry. 25 are perhaps 26 ounces in the south—east. behind that conference, though, setting a new low to mid teens. he does have it looks as we move into the start of next week. high pressure still dominating the weather. that confront creeping out to the south—east and at. they will bea to the south—east and at. they will be a fresher feel to things as we left the next week. they will be a good deal of dry weather and some sunny spells as well, some chilly nights to come, but the temperatures picking up as we left by

it is not always about delivering 400 leaflets before brea kfast. delivering 400 leaflets before breakfastcan be more invisible when you are doing it from home. but is so, so good at reaching people. and i think back to when my first son, andrew, was very, very small and i was on maternity leave. once we had got through the first three months and he started to be sleeping better at night, when he had his lunchtime nap, i got on the phones, because we were just a few months away from the scottish independence referendum, and i basically tried to speak to ten members of the public in my constituency about that referendum and the final call would always be when he was waking up and sometimes i would get to ten, sometimes it would only be five. people with young kids will know the on predictability of what they throw at you. —— on predict ability. i am very aware of my role as leader to develop a way of doing it differently. i cannot do this in exactly the same way that vince did it. and to be fair, vince did not do it. and to be fair, vince did not do it in exactly the same way that tim did i

toys in your brea kfast remember that. toys in your breakfast cereal. they have gone. another one.s, is this taking plastic thing too far? was, is this taking plastic thing too fa r? clearly was, is this taking plastic thing too far? clearly ryan does not agree. the question on sterling, the us supreme court. yellow might wait until thejudgment us supreme court. yellow might wait until the judgment come out, but there is no politics and styling apart from that —— there is no politics and styling apart from that -- well, wait until. if they say boris johnson apart from that -- well, wait until. if they say borisjohnson didn't do what he was meant to do... all bets are off. all right. thank you very much, jeremy. great to see you. thank you. some patchy mist and fog this morning but not too expensive. a chilly start but plenty of dry and sunny weather to come and indeed that weather will continue through friday and to the start of the weekend. high pressure there or thereabouts across the uk during thursday. light winds and weather fronts situated towards the far north and west, but

there in manchester, calling for more confidence and a new outward —looking united kingdom, after breaives will lead britain out of the european union on the 31st of october, regardless of whether or not there is a deal and also dealing with the situation in which the mps will be voting, of course. interesting line that has just come out from the health secretary, matt hancock, in which he says he accepts the law, and that is of course the law which was actually leading on the question of a law that says you cannot leave the european union u nless cannot leave the european union unless it is a real nfl is no deal you have to get an extension. boris johnson says he will not go to brussels to get an extension even though the law says he must. matt hancock saying we accept a lot but that does not mean you don't challenge the law sometimes. that will reinforce the impression that it may be that the prime minister plans to seek some kind of court challenge to that law. we will wait and see on that. that is matt hancock speaking, we havejust and see on that. that is matt hancock speaking, we

you can get short—term brea ks get help. rates. very much the advice to people if they are struggling as talk to someone. if you can get specialist help. there is help and advice that can help you turn things around. the government has talked about trying to invest in communities which are struggling. what is the government or local councillor doing? —— local councillor. well, in fact, we are going to be speaking to some of the key people involved in that. there is a financial inclusion group made up of 14 financial inclusion group made up of 1a organisations, local council, communities, voluntary organisations, have put forward a five year, £12 million plan which would involve trying to change people's habits and behaviours. you can have specialist debt advice which will certainly problem in the short—term but we really need to change behaviours and attitudes to spending. if they are on low incomes, the need to be careful and change their attitudes and the way they think. part of the plan for that financial inclusion group

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