-cate: i'm cate. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: marcus. -cate: marcus. hello. hello. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -cate: welcome to our store. -lemonis: thank you. did you know lady and i made a deal for 50%? -cate: yeah. -lemonis: how long -have you been here? -cate: six years. and i assumed the store-manager role four weeks ago. lemonis: and so who do you report to now? cate: i answer to tasha. lemonis: how often does she come? cate: i have not seen tasha for over four years. lemonis: and how about lady? cate: i haven't seen lady in six years. i know she has been to the store in the last 12 months, -but i have not seen her. -lemonis: happened to be -a day you were off. -cate: yeah. katelyn: i've never met lady. and the roles of everyone is very confusing. lemonis: i'm definitely frustrated with the fact that tasha hasn't been in these stores managing these people. but if i was gonna hold one person accountable, it would be lady, the woman who owns this business. she should be setting the direction. -nice meeting you. -katelyn: you, too. lemonis: it was really nice me

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president obama was very focusod curtailing the american military role, walking away, sort of the cating himself from fight against the taliban and focusing on transnational terror islamicike al qaeda and state, so this would thrust the united states back to the the taliban and the goal is to increase pressure the negotiating table to reach a political settlement to the war. 8400 troop necessary afghanistan at start of trump presidency, what is the number troops that is being proposed in what came out from the planners? guest: we don't have an exact number, but what we believe they to settle on, if the plan is approved by president trump, which hasn't happened yet, increase of probably around 3000 troops. is significant addition to what there is now, but not 100,000 about sending troops back to afghanistan after e saw under the president obama's surge. stanch the bleed withing regard losses the afghan security forces have been experiencing taliban and change the political calculus that the has in terms of whether or not they are willing to enter peace talks or not. in the time with missy

the london press is reporting british designer giles deacon could bere cating her gown. e.t.earned that megan markel has arrived in london, but has yet to be seen if she will be prince harry's plus one at the ceremony. >> just make her your plus one in life, harry. >> you like her, don't you? >> i love megan markel. >> we'll have all the details on monday's show. >>> up next, behind the scenes of the new "pirates of the caribbean." how johnny depp is planning to top the original. >>> and -- ♪ black hole sun >> the tragic passing of chris cornell. "e.t.'s" time with the rock legend >> nicki minaj will host the billboard music awards. . >>> that is seth roguan out for a nice walk with his wife, lauren, but the picture didn't leave us with any warm, fuzzy feelings because he writes "me and my wife have come to the unsettling realization that justin timberlake and jessica beal are the better looking version of us." he is so funny. >> he is crazy. seth, you and lauren are good-looking. you know there's going to be a lot of good-looking people tonight at the los angeles premier of

i will call you cate a.b., because we have another cate, co-author of cnn politics cover line, kate ben. good to see both of you ladies. kate a.b., we start with that video, a lot of wonderful moments for the first lady and she kind of reviewed some of that during her speech, her remarks there in italy, but this moment, this video that keeps going, you know, that has gone viral, what was happening there, did he nudge her off the red carpet and she was like forget it, i got it, i don't need your hand now, what do you read into that moment? >> well that's how it looks. they're a private couple. we don't hear a lot of leaks about their relationship and it's just -- it's a stark contrast, right, to the obamas who were constantly affectionate and bush 43, you know, w. and laura bush, and then nancy reagan and ronald reagan. we're used to overtly affectionate first couples and this seems to be a sign that, you know, they live two very separate lives and she doesn't live with her husband, which we've never seen before. she doesn't live in washington. >> that's an interesting point, because, yo

oregon governor cate brown. >> to the muslim communities of portland and oregon, please know do everything i can to ensure that you safely thrive in this epeat state. >> reporter: people continue to iome by and leave tributes of love and support here at the station. the head of the security transit o partment says that all of the trains do have security cameras on board but elaine it's unclear right now whether this incident was captured on tape. >> quijano: mireya villarreal thank you. there's breaking news tonight from the korean peninsula. north korea test fired yet another missile monday morning local time. japan says the missile landed in the sea just beyond its territorial waters, posing a risk to ships and planes in the area. the north has been test firing missiles in defiance of the u.s. and other world powers. president trump is back in washington following his nine day 15,000 mile trip to the middle east and europe. today errol barnett discussed ade trip and what is ahead for the president with our chief washington correspondent john dickerson. >> what did president trump accompl

oregon governor cate brown. >> to the muslim communities of portland and oregon, please know that i stand with you and i will do everything i can to ensure that you safely thrive in this great state. >> reporter: people continue to come by and leave tributes of love and support here at the station. the head of the security transit department says that all of the trains do have security cameras on board but elaine it's unclear right now whether this incident was captured on tape. >> quijano: mireya villarreal thank you. president trump is back in washington following his nine day 15,000 mile trip to the middle east and europe. today errol barnett discussed the trip and what is ahead for the president with our chief washington ton correspondent john dickerson. >> what did president trump accomplish on his overseas trip. >> he pretty much got the stagecraft right, some bumpee parts on his trip to nato but i'm not sure the white house thinks of it and the president thinks of it a little friks with nato leaders is okay. but in saudi arabia i think they launched what they saw as the most import

stevie wonder is 67 and cate blanchett is turning 48.o look at your choices whatwi tlight star was in a band called bad girls? -- >> make some noise. >> three, two, one. >> you said you could. >> what can cam do? . rip teases >> no, no. >> spray sport cars. >> dangerous song "i'm the one." >> it debuted at number one on the billboard hot 100 chart and 100 million you tube views and features chance the rapper. >> enjoy that and the rest of your weekend. bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ has been my life long mission for almost 40 years. nutrition is the hallmark of good health and pairing nutrition with an active lifestyle and educating our children on those values i believe can really change the face of the disease in the future. i view my life differently now, because i no longer felt alone anymore. i saw all the little kids with diabetes just like me. with good exercise and good nutrition diabetes can get easier and life can be long lived. energy being the communicator. he really needs to be the decision-maker and let other people do the communicating. >>

stevie wonder is 67 and cate blanchett is turning 48. at your choices what twilight star was in a band called bad girls? -- >> make some noise. >> three, two, one. >> you said you could. >> what can cam do? strip teases. >> no, no. >> spray sport cars. >> dangerous stunts. >> you're american ninja warrior. >> lip sync battles and face his biggest fear. "e.t." is pushing cameron to the limit. can cam survive? that's monday. >> we are almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we go, check out this video with justin bieber for his song "i'm the one." >> it debuted at number one on the billboard hot 100 chart and 100 million you tube views and features chance the rapper. >> enjoy that and the rest of your weekend. bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (jr stone) for the second time in less than a year... this same apartment complex which was under construction goes up in flames.... good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm j-r stone... justine waldman has the night off.... it's happen

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prince william with wife cate laughing and playing with their two children and sharing deep regret.the 34 year old future king admits in british gq --out thursday-- it's taken him nearly twenty years to deal with his late mother's death and speaking in public has actually helped him process the unbearable grief.i lost my mum when i was 15.my brother was 12 or 13he said "i am in a better place about it than i have been for a long time, where i can talk about her more openly, talk about her more honestly, and i can remember her better, and publicly talk about her better."even harry and i have not talked enough about our mother. never enoughafter william, harry and catherine teamed up to erase the stigma of mental illness with their 'heads together' campaign, the prince admitted to gq..."i've been really shocked how many people live in fear andin silence because of their mental illness.""i am shocked we are so worriedabout saying anything about the true feelings we have." (----debbie----)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm debbie mate

the nominees for best performance by an actress in a leading role in a play are cate blanchett. laura lenny. laura metcalf. >> the nominees for best performa leading role in a musical are, christian boyle. josh groban, "natasha, pierre and the great comet of 1812". andy carl, "groundhog day". david hyde pierce, "hellow dolly". >> the nominees for best performance by an actress in a leading role in a musical are denay benton, "natasha, pierre and the great comet of 1812". patty lapone. >> and jane krakowski. sorry. the nominees for best revival of a play are august "jitney". little foxes. present laughter. six degrees of separation. >> nominees for best revival of a musical is falsetto, "hellow dolly" and miss saigon. >> best play doll's house. oslo, "sweat". >>> the nominees for best musical are, "come from away". "dear evan hansen". "groundhog day" the musical. "natasha, pierre and the great comet of 1812". there are few more nominations to get to this morning but for all of you watching "cbs this morning" we're going to send it back to charlie, gayle and norah. >> thank you gu

yesterday the president claimed, quote, many of the leaks coming out of the white house are fab by catedde up by the fake news media. errol barn net is at the white house. >> president trump is standing by his son-in-law. in a statement to the "new york times" mr. trump said he has total confidence in jared kushner and calls him a very good person. but these latest revelations have some demanding increased scrutiny for kushner while administration officials say these newest allegations are being thrown out of proportion. >> i don't see any big issue here relative to jared. >> reporter: secretary of homeland security, john kelly, sees senior adviser jared kushner's alleged requests to communicate with the russians as standard practice. >> any time you can open lines of communication with anyone, whether they're good friends or not so good friends, is a smart thing to do. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news in december, kushner met with russian ambassador sergey kislyak at trump tower. according to the "washington post" it was during that meeting kushner asked kislyak to set up back channel

cated otherwise. >> in replacing the batteries so their permanent systems are working and we have done preventative maintenance and audits. >> the emergency lighting is now working at all stations. they are looking into why the inspection reports were incorrect. >>> more people use san francisco's muni than any other public transit system in the bay area. now our sal castaneda is giving us a first look at muni's new street cars. coming up on the 9, sal will show what you is different about the revamped versions and how it is expected to improve passenger experience. we asked what is your biggest concern with muni? overcrowding, delays, cleanliness or crimes. 27 percent say overcrowding. 16% say delays. 21% say cleanliness. the largest group say crime is your biggest concern. we appreciate you leaving comments on facebook or voting on twitter and ktvu.com. again, the report on the muni trains is coming up in the 9. >>> the mother of a 3-year-old who was killed in napa county takes the stand in her own murder trial. at 8:30, what she is saying about her own life leading up to the death o

who were in this meeting together discussed with kislyak, known to be a sky recruiter, the idea of cating this back channel between trump and russian president vladimir putin bypass diplomats and intelligence agencies, according to two sources. the other little piece, fbi investigators are examining when russians suggested to kushner or other trump aides relaxing economic sanctions would allow banks to offer financing to people with ties to trump. we get right back to the things we've talked about a lot that make people vulnerable to be recruited. need and greed. have you somebody in jared kushner who needs money. he needs money to finance his buildings. you start to see -- you were always asking the question of the why. are you starting to feel like the why might be the need for financing. >> when there is doubt, there is no doubt. we are dancing around this. absolutely, joy, you're right. what this is is a pattern is emerging here. when you have people omitting things sf 86, forget about criminality. more the pattern, pattern of deception. why are you trying to deceive investigators, tr

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and you'll see we have cate blanchett by david mill bnd and they discuss the refugee crisis.legend and cory booker talk about criminal justice reform. those three topics seem to us urgent topics to discuss. >> it seems like one difference between this year and past years is that you're recognizing philanthropists who are not just giving money, but devoting time or other ways of showing their dedication to a cause. >> philanthropy really begins very simply with a question of what can i do? and i think that over the last few years certainly there has been a great focus on wonderful, big donations. and that's certainly true again this year. the combined giving power of the list is like $319 billion, i think. i think we also have begun to see that philanthropy needs to be more broadly defined. there's a wonderful section on the list called why didn't i think of that. and it really celebrates ingenuity. it celebrates a man who in south korea sends information across the border on balloons to north korea. a man who created a whole online community for mental health to combat the st