. >> today i think both get to sit still and go over numbers with chris myers. >> this is just produce for the last couple of months. these are call of my invoice folders. >> chris connected it and organized it into one big picture. >> when you look at the revenue being generated for a juice bar you guys are doing really great. >> the other half is expenses. >> you made about $265,000, which is phenomenal. you spent about 256,000 to get that. you're spending everything to get to a 3% profit. >> it's not all bad. when he looked much of that high cost came from paying retail prices at super markets instead of getting companier bulk rates. >> you can eliminate a lot of the publix and other stuff we have in here. >> when he first pointed it out she it up accounts with bulk suppliers. >> it was like a truck from heaven. >> in fact a delivery truck arrived with a second order. >> this is coming all the way from pennsylvania. >> reporter: th . >> they estimated what it might be worth. >> if you were to get the costs more in line it will create about a half a million dollars in value for the b

> today they both get to sit still and go over the numbers with small business financial expert chris myers of bodatree. >> this is produce from the last couple months. these are all my invoice folders. >> chris connected all that data and organized it into one big picture of what this means for kale cafe. >> when you look at the revenue that's being generated by a juice bar an a vegan restaurant, it's off the charts. you guys are doing really, really great. >> unfortunately revenue alone is only half the story. the other half is expenses. >> you guys made about i think $265,000 came into the business. which is phenomenal. you spent about 256,000. >> right. >> to get that. all right? you're spending, you know, basically everything to get to a 3% profit which is about $8,000. >> that doesn't sound great. it's actually not all bad. when chris looked closer, he found that much of that high cost came from paying retail prices at supermarkets. instead of getting cheaper bulk rates from restaurant suppliers. >> the good news is, you can eliminate a lot of the publix, eliminate a lot of that other

myers kcrg- tv9 news. turning back to weather. chris, will this sunshine stick around heading into the as we wrap up a beautiful weekend, skies will stay mostly clear for a good portion winds remain out of the south. a gradual increase in cloud cover is likely by early monday. a weak cold front will move in to the area during the afternoon, and evening, sparking of a few showers and thunderstorms into monday night. high pes in for tuesday, with great weather on tap. the same front will lift back north into the area tuesday night, and remain in close proximity to eastern iowa through the rest of the week. this means each day will have chances for showers and storms. for storms tuesday night will be in northern iowa, although the rest of eastern iowa can't be ruled out. small adjustments in the location of the front will decide where the best chances for storms will be this week. tonight: mostly clear. wind: s 5-10 low: 61 alo: 62 dbq: 59 iow: 62 58 to 64 tomorrow: chance of storms late. otherwise, high: 84 alo: 83 dbq: 81 iow: 84 81 to 8

myers. winston 23 of 33, 281 yads. four touchdowns including this move here by chris simms. simms outstanding. 17-13. winston in his second year very, very impressive performance today. watch him on a second and 11. mike evans, how about this? tampa wins tampa over the atlanta falcons. >>> let's keep it rolling here as we check in with san diego at kansas city. alex smith up against philip rivers. melvin gordon touchdown. big party time for the chargers. they were really mounted a 17-point lead. but kc roars back. spencer weir with a touchdown run to tie the game at 27. now we are going to overtime and how about this. myself. yeah, you got it. how about that? k.c. wins in o.t., 33, 27. how about this. let's keep rolling with texans against the chicago bears. brock osweiler looking for hopkins. nice throw here. you look at the numbers for brock osweiler, 22 of 35. threw a couple of touchdowns. one interception. but found hopkins here and now it's time to get the ball to will fuller who had a big game. five catches. look at t 23-14 the texans. the texans over the chicago bears 23-14. exciting game betw

myers kcrg- tv9 news. working outside was likely a popular activity for people who weren't watching football. chris havely is here with a look at if tonight will continue the pleasantness of today. any leftover clouds from saturday afternoon will diminish as we move into the night time hours breezy at times, will decrease after sunset. moving into sunday, our winds will change to southerly, bringing our temperatures up slightly from where we were today. quiet weather will remain until monday when a somewhat weak cold front will move through the area. as it does, a few showers and storms are possible monday afternoon and evening. a quiet day awaits for tuesday, but chances for storms return overnight tuesday night and wednesday morning. the best chances will be in areas north of highway 30. as a boundary remains around us through the showers and storms through saturday until a new cold front sweeps in and brings us into much cooler and drier air. tonight: mostly clear. wind: w 5-10. low: 54 alo: 52 back to you. u-s government officials say they regret the loss of life in syria after a botched air st

myers, says he she briefly drifted off to sleep. when she woke up, four-year-old buddy ... was gone. no trace. chris godwyn is a sampson county sheriff's detective who's worked the case for the past nine years. it's hard. "not knowing -- not having the best leads to follow." then along comes a major break in the case of jacob wetterling in minnesota. he was 11 years old when he was kidnapped in 1989. for nearly 27 years, nobody knew confessed and pointed police to the boy's body. a tragedy, yes; but at long last, a resolution. "they just want to know. and i think that's what bothers most people is the not knowing. it's hard to ... they wan tot put a face to it." buddy would be 20 years old now. here's an age progression photo to show what his face might look like. detective godwyn says five or six leads come in every month. he and the sheriff once traveled to florida chasing a lead. "we have no reason to believe that he's not still alive. and until we have a alive, then we are gonna keep looking for a live person." justice, he says -- and hope -- will keep driving him. that was bryan mims reporting.

chris christie? there's the name. one allowed bristol-myers squibb to avoid prosecution for ecurities to avoid prosecution for securities fraud in exchange for a $5 billion donation to mr. christie's law school alma mater. and 'm over here preaching pontificating about the companies that are lined up to get money from the justice department. i didn't hear one word, not one word. in fact, if you have a word to interject, i'll hold on for 10 seconds and listen. mr. collins: does the gentleman yield? mr. pascrell: absolutely. mr. collins: the chairman of the judiciary committee has brought this issue up already. the gentleman, if he does not know this, he needs to go back and this is a bipartisan issue. we can be together on this. so i'll yield back. mr. pascrell: reclaiming my time, mr. speaker. in all of the settlements chris christie appointed political allies and supporters, as monitors to oversee corporate compliance, which you're talking about, netting those allies tens of millions of dollars. these allies then served as major donors. mr. m