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

the ruling against the brea kfast viewers.ing against the breakfast presenter for comments she had made about tweets posted by president trump was defended on newswatch by the bbc‘s director of editorial standards. but on monday evening the corporation's directed general announced that that decision had been reversed. so where does that leave the bbc‘s guidelines on what presenters can or cannot say on air? the consensus seems to be in confusion. terry pearson wrote of the bbc‘s about turn... angela had a different perspective... now, since ceefax launched a 45 yea rs now, since ceefax launched a 45 years ago it has been possible to read news headlines, weather, travel, news and more on your tv set. for the past 20 years with ceefax been phased out that has been done via the red button. but from early next year, text—based content will no longer be accessible by pressing read on your remote control, much to the regret of linda robinson. i am speechless. control, much to the regret of linda robinson. iam speechless. no control,

that's the most osteo brea kfast of night.here should be a study into the benefits of coal pits and the monitor stop for now, thank you very much. stay with us on bbc news, plenty more still to come. hello again. the average height of a uk two—story building is around seven metres high. imagine then, just if you can for a moment, waves that are three times that height, at around 22 metres high. that's the kind of size of waves we're looking at generated by this hurricane, hurricane lorenzo, with its 105 mph sustained winds. now, lorenzo is tracking in a north—easterly direction, and those 22—metre—high waves are what we could see battering the western azores as we go through tuesday night, as that hurricane passes very close by. after that, it turns into a normal area of low pressure, and will end up probably close to the british isles, but there's still some uncertainty exactly where it ends up. our main focus here in the uk, however, is on the continuing flooding threat across england and wales, after the recent very heavy r

cracks followed, brea ks were seize the set. cracks followed, breaks were inevitable.w at one stage as the third set seesawed. finally, crucially, the swiss missed. andy murray had done it, through surgery and recovery and pain to glory, andy murray is a champion once more. patrick geary, bbc news. obviously, it means a lot. the last few years have been extremely difficult. both me and stan have had a lot of injury problems in the last couple of yea rs. problems in the last couple of years. amazing, obviously to be back playing against him in a final like that. i think it was a great match, you know, stan was playing unbelievable. elsewhere, latvia'sjelena 0stapenko defeated defending champion and number two seat, julia george. the former french open winner was a wildcard in the event and the win gives her her first title in just over two years. to the oval ball next where japan have illumunated the rugby world cup in their own country, but that light has now faded after they were beaten in the quarterfinals by south africa. the final score in tokyo was 26—3. andy swis

on the face of it, if you commute in london, try and eat your brea kfast commute in london, try and eatifficult. it isa breakfast might be quite difficult. it is a late nightjourneys home where you can smell a burger in the air. my point is this is quite a flippant angle, it is so easy to be flippant angle, it is so easy to be flippa nt about these flippant angle, it is so easy to be flippant about these things. it is a huge problem. we have diabetes, huge problem coming from obesity that we are not actually talking about the nuts and bolts. this is the surface of it. i don't believe fast food is a lwa ys of it. i don't believe fast food is always that shape. it depends. it really depends. happy meals for some pa rents. really depends. happy meals for some parents. daily mirror... we are out of time. i am sorry. i can't get your opinion on that story that totally dominated the british social media circles, twitter, the press, everywhere. if you want to read about it, pick up a paper. i will see you very soon. hello there. wednesday has been a very showery day across parts of scotland an

low—level damage to the joints but with osteoarthritis, the protective cartilage on the ends of bones brea bones breaks down and can't mend itself. in this study, a tiny microphone was attached to the side of the affected knee to pick up acoustic signals from inside thejoint. participants were asked to stand up from a sitting position five times, and some were tested repeatedly over several weeks. although the sounds produced cannot be heard by the human ear, the signals can be analysed by computers. they give an insight into the health of each individual knee joint. like engineering structures, smooth, well lubricated joints move quietly, while rough, uneven surfaces make more noise. the research team says the new approach could lead to better diagnosis of osteoarthritis and more personalised treatments, but larger trials and more people are needed first. the researchers are needed first. the researchers are now working on a device test the knees of athletes prone to injury, which could always tell my also be used to if their knees are responding to treatment. so much news in the world of

f around the brea kfast ta ble it. over to the people.table tomorrow morning you do want to not bring about brexit, you have to turn to the back pages. on any normal weekend it would have been the picture on the front page. and england rugby player, whether owen farrell orjonny may or kyle sinckler, whoever, celebrating their incredible, fantastic and outstanding victory over australia. this headline sums it up. the most fearsome machine in rugby. england have played them three times previously in world cups. not a great record. the semifinal, as we have played them in 1995. they don't have played them in 1995. they don't havejonah have played them in 1995. they don't have jonah lomu this have played them in 1995. they don't havejonah lomu this time, thankfully. but they do have the barrett brothers and all of those fantastic players. england have to be even better than they were today to beat the all blacks but they smashed australia four tries to one and it was a great performance. nice to read a positive headline in the sports pages af

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start the conversation early [ laughter ] what are the la brea tar pits? why are they slutty?o steps in the tar, they're into it. you know they'll take anybody so, you -- on the show, you play a very wealthy -- you guys are a wealthy brother and sister >> yes >> seth: you were raised in international waters you were born in south korea and then raised in illinois. >> yes >> seth: very different life >> adopted by a nice couple in the midwest. very, very poor. did not realize how poor until much later on in my life like when i was seven, my dad was laid off and my parents had to postpone christmas because they couldn't afford gifts, but i didn't realize that's why it was. i just thought -- my mom was like, "we're postponing christmas this year. we're putting it off until january. and i was like, "this woman. [ laughter ] what a bad bitch [ laughter ] just moving christmas? [ laughter ] i didn't even know you could do that." [ laughter ] i was like, "bravo, mom. bravo. i was like, "yeah, we could have christmas whenever we want, i guess according to my mom. [ laughter ] and so,

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your forecast right here on brea kfast later. your forecast right here on breakfast later.iday the 4th of october. our top story: it's been another glorious night for british athletics, as katarina johnson—thompson won heptathlon gold at the world championships. she set a new british record in doha last night, breaking jessica ennis—hill's score from the london olympics. her victory came 2a hours after dina asher—smith won gold in the 200 metres. natalie pirks was watching. hers is a story of redemption, of being stuck in the shadows of a british legend, to winning her own goal with the biggest margin of victory in 32 years and the most brilliant it, it was never in doubt. katarina johnson—thompson had been leading overnight after four events, but she has long had a love hate relationship with the long jump. her quest has unravelled here spectacularly in the past but not this time. her lead was growing over her closest rival but the javelin is where she had a meltdown in rio. another personal best would be handy now. nafissatou thiam can throw almost 60 metres on her good d

brea kfast brilliant feat of human achievement. breakfast is back tomorrow from 6am.ecoming the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. iam the i am the happiest man to run under two hours, i hope to inspire people, to tell people no human is limited and you can do it. japan braces for typhoon hagibis — the worst storm to hit the country for 60 years. millions of people have been urged to evacuate their homes. the us warns turkey it will impose new sanctions if it continues with military action against kurdish forces in syria. the head of the nhs warns the school gates have become a breeding ground for myths about the mmr vaccine.

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it is 8:12am, you are watching brea kfast.wife of a us diplomat, will fly to washington later to raise concerns about the case with american politicians. anne sacoolas returned to the united states after the crash claiming diplomatic immunity. she now wants to meet harry‘s parents. let‘s speak to the former victims‘ commissioner baroness newlove. good morning to you. so, as we said, harry‘s parents will fly to washington. what will they hope to achieve from this? this is a saga that has been very tough for them. achieve from this? this is a saga that has been very tough for themlj pay my respects to the family. it is horrendous what they have to go through. it is a complete mess, i think, because they have to fly to america to get answers. they‘ve lost a son, they don‘t know the reasons why comedy politicians have got involved and come yet, at the centre of this is a family who is grieving a loss but can‘t do it in private, they have to go out and fight for their son and that can‘t be right. sally: where have the failings been

you are watching make brea kfast dunn's family. a look at this morning's weather. this is, or was, typhoon hagibis which came across southern parts of japan with winds in excess of a mph. now it isjust japan with winds in excess of a mph. now it is just an area of low pressure. it swept through very quickly, it has now cleared away, so blues goes and sunshine across much of japan now. —— blues goes and sunshine across much ofjapan now. —— blue skies will stop we did see a lot of rain, almost a metre in places. heavy showers in today and into tomorrow but suddenly the typhoon is no longer a typhoon. back home, we are talking about low pressure. very u nsettled talking about low pressure. very unsettled here still. if you saw rain yesterday, there is more to come today on top of an already saturated grounds. we still had flood warnings in place but at least some sunshine for many as the rain clears. we have two fronts to deal with. we saw some across england and south wales. still here some down to was south—west england, but some ac

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this morning he spoke to bbc brea kfast‘s sally nugent and was asked how he celebrated his historic featganisers. any positive andy goodway at night. so it was cool and i enjoyed. —— in a positive way and at night. did you try to do the same thing on competition course? for now i am purely concentrating on my recovery. after recovery, i am working with a great team, then i will follow my tea m great team, then i will follow my team and we will discuss what next. in two months, i will decide my programme and let you guys followers. what were the hardest moments for you? whether any moments that were really challenging along with nearly two hours? from the time of waking up until at the time of starting the race, i think was the ha rd est starting the race, i think was the hardest time i have had in my life. all in all, from the start, eight or 815 until ten 1014, i tried to hold the pace, become and concentrate on the pace, become and concentrate on the distance, concentrate on the time, and actually listen to my team. and that is how it came. eliud kipchoge talking there. california has

, an estimated 500 men die from breast cancer every year the white house also honored the start of breasminated in pink, which is the color that symbolizes the fight against the disease. a color you're going to see all out there this month >> it's nice to bring awareness. like you said it's something that not only affects women but men as well. thanks for waking up with us i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances >>> and good morning on this wednesday, october 2nd for you. taking a live look out at the bay bridge. we've been watching overnight to see if we hit any 30-degree temperatures in the north bay. oh, yeah it's a cold one out there. but you know what? warm right here inside as we start the day for you. >> hot in here. >> thank you. >> always. >> it's all you, buddy. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. did it get that cold overnight? >> it will drop a few more dreegz. as we take a live look in fremont we are starting out with all clear

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in between where we brea ks sinks south.t squeeze in the isobars so we will see plentiful showers here, some merging giving longer spells of rain, heavy, thundery and windy, per ticket across the far north of scotland. of these things in here are our two friends. this cold front will effectively merge with this one and bump it off onto the near continent and then low pressure up to the north—west, a tight squeeze in the isobars so we will see plentiful showers here, some merging giving longer spells of rain, heavy, thundery and windy, particularly across the far north of shall meet will tell you where we might see some snow on higher ground so we have this front coming in from the south—west introducing some rain, this one in the north bringing in some showery a fair bit of sunshine around, dry weather when the mist in fog lifts and you can see where the weather friends push across the south—east taking the rain with them. probably not clearing the far south—east until evening time. so, then what we haveis until evening time

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investigation as to what happened on the 17th ofjuly, this is when naga munchetty and dan walker were on the breaeakfast sofa and were discussing donald trump and issues surrounding racism. ofcom have gone through the exchange is almost sentence by sentence and have ruled that there is nothing that they have done wrong, they have not broken any broadcasting code. what they are unhappy about is the bbc complaints procedure. they say the bbc has demonstrated a lack of transparency come about when they upheld partially the initial complaint against naga munchetty and also when lord hall, the director—general of the bbc, overturned that decision. they say, in both instances, there was a lack of transparency, something that the bbc has to be demonstrating. now the bbc has responded by saying that when they make a decision like this, they only ever print a summary rather than the full findings. judging by what ofcom are saying, the bbc are going to have to change that and sharpish. 0k, have to change that and sharpish. ok, colin, thank you. the time is 20 past one, our top story this an american busine

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all the details here on breakfast. —— brea kfast. it's friday the 18th of october.nge now is to persuade at least 320 mps to back it in a crucial commons vote tomorrow. 0ur political correspondent, nick eardley has more. we have a deal. many thought this simply would not happen — boris johnson hand—in—hand with jean—claude juncker, after signing off the brexit deal some thought was impossible. this is a great deal for our country, the uk. i also believe it is a very good deal for our friends in the eu. and what it means is that we in the uk can come out of the eu as one united kingdom. it removes the controversial backstop and replaces it with new arrangements to avoid a hard border in ireland. boris johnson still faces a massive battle to get that deal through parliament. at the moment, he cannot be assured of a majority who will back him in the house of commons. the next 2a hours will involve some intense arm—twisting, trying to persuade his own mps and some from the opposition to get on board. the prime minister runs a minority government here and, officially, ev

i was thinking about it this morning at brea kfast. thinking about it this morning at breakfast.re no limits, it is inspiring, it helps people to push boundaries but how quick can we physically get across a marathon distance? i don't know. i'm excited to see where running goes in the next five or ten yea rs running goes in the next five or ten years but i'm excited to see if and when eliud is going to put this time into a proper marathon race. we will see in the coming months, no doubt. thank you very much, faye. japan is bracing itself for one of the strongest storms to hit the country in decades. one man is already reported to have died after his car turned over in strong winds. typhoon hagibis is expected to make landfall near the capital, tokyo in the next couple of hours, lashing areas that are still recovering from another storm last month. 0ur tokyo correspondent, rupert wingfield—hayes, sent this update. this is the station in tokyo, and on a saturday afternoon this place would be jammed with tourists and shoppers. this year is the famous scramble crossing, one of the mos

brea kfast. richard and lizzie have the day off.ing daughter poppy ready for school. i make breakfast for a couple of times a week when i'm before they all moved in together, the family lived in three separate homes scattered around margate. lizzie, richard and dan lived in one. andrew lived on his own, and single mum charlie and poppy had their own place. juggling poppy's school times and her own work hours was a challenge for charlie before moving into this house. my hours do change sometimes from week to week so it does make it a little bit difficult with school runs, but with a bit of help on hand now... it's nice that she's still getting picked up by a family member. thanet council, who were behind the project, wanted to see if a multigenerational home would save money on things like social care and would reduce the impact on the environment of everyone living separately. andrew has learning difficulties. he's always lived an independent life but, before moving here, he'd struggled to look after himself. andrew was really strug

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