barbara corcoran. barbara corcoran. how very nice to meet you.ht melissa and rick to meet joanna coles, the editor-in-chief cosmopolitan magazine. we've got a few samples we brought for you today. corcoran: cosmopolitan has 17 million readers a month. we want to be in the pages of cosmopolitan. that's what's gonna happen. we've decided to feature grace and lace in our february issue. melissa: this is huge. i mean, the chance for our brand to be in a major magazine like this blows my mind. a year before "shark tank," we had done a little over $1 million in sales. not even a year later, we have over $6.5 million in sales. we are ecstatic about what barbara has done for us and the reach that this could provide. these are fabulous. [ man speaks hindi ] [ crowd cheering ] melissa: the greatest thing about our success is that it has positioned us to give back. we recently went to india to open two grace and lace orphanages. we were able to take 100 kids off the streets and give them food, a bed. it's a cause that means so much to us. we hope to continu

corcoran fascinating. thanks very much. you're watching daytime and the news will have more news next. founts. ha, now a business with chris kind of gives us your country will make you rich people. oil will provide you with jobs. peak oil will take good care of you mentioned tends to be one thing for too cold on the west coast to come out in 2007. investors made big promises, but years later, reality looks very different pages good drinking water shortage and high unemployment. helping to donna's dream, most black gold oil starts december 4th on d. w. the runway back to business airlines around the world looking for a way to get flying again, the international air transport association has some ideas. i'll talk to the industry bodies, director general, here in a moment, also on the show, a well known face in financial circles seems to reappear as u.s. president elect. joe biden fills his cabinet seats and our flowers lighting up here at a well vendors of the world's biggest market in amsterdam board say way too few people a

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great job and barbara corcoran joins us now and -- >> whoo-hoo!y took your advice. her company not only weathered the storm but it's thriving now but going forward, do you have any tips for her? >> yeah, tammy's got to keep an eye on cost of goods. wholesale prices are going up and she has to remember to pass that forward on to her customer for sure. >> and we have a question from a viewer, who's also a small business owner. sam is a photographer and in brooklyn. let's hear her question. >> i think hesitation as a small business owner is just how to tactfully ask people to spend money on a product or an experience that isn't necessarily considered essential. >> well, so first of all, sam, you've got to switch your mind-set. if you are thinking that your product is incredibly nonessential or however you posed it your customer will believe it. get that out of your mind. you have to widen your lens and and everyone needs social media content. you can visit 100 small businesses, offer them packages of how you'll handle their social content and they wi

california medical association ceo dustin corcoran and top lobbyist janus norman was were among the 12 guests. french laundry, an elite napa valley restaurant, governor newsom has been facing backlash for attending the party, especially since he's told the public not to gather with more than three households at a time. newsom has apologized for attending and said he made a mistake, liz? >> allen, thank you. >>> apple has agreed to pay $113 million over allegations that it slowed its phone's battery performance on purpose. santa clara and alameda counties will likely receive about $4 million from the settlement. consumers won't see any of the money, instead, funds will be set aside for consumer protection issues. apple is not commenting except to say the settlement was not an admission of any violation of law. >>> the trash flowing into the bay after a rainstorm is all too common. unfortunately. but new at 6:00, kpix 5's don ford found out why the pandemic is actually creating new problems for our waterways. >> reporter: yesterday was the first significant rainfall we've had in the bay

krar medical association ceo dustin corcoran and top lobbyist janus norman. the governor himself has warned against gatherings of more than three households. his own administration also claims private gatherings are fuelling the recent spike in cases. the governor has apologized for attending and said he made a mistake. >>> looking live at chase center, the warriors had hoped to welcome fans back next month with a first of its kind testing program, but as kpix 5's andria borba explains, the team just found out tonight that the plan wasn't a slam dunk for some city leaders, andria? >> reporter: yeah, it got rejected by the department of public health here in the city and county of san francisco, ken. now, reminder, here at chase center, the warriors still have not played an entire season. that season cut short when the pandemic ally flared up here in the u.s. and it looks like it will be quite some time before it will be loud and rocking once again. three-point splash downs at chase center won't be backed by the roar of the crowd any time soon. operation dub n

>>the california medical association confirmed wednesday, its ceo dustin corcoran and senior vice presidentanice norman were at the now infamous doesn't person dinner party with governor gavin newsome the party celebrating the birthday of lobbyist jason kinney corporate and norman or not doctors but leaving organization that lobbies for 50,000 of them in california, neither responded to our request for comment cma spokesperson released a statement saying quote the dinner was held in accordance with state and county guidelines newly surfaced photos at the pricey posh french laundry show the diners close together on masks and in an area that looks more like a room than an outdoor patio not quite the picture governor gavin newsome painted when he apologized monday for being there it was to be an restaurant and we started the well the program started 4 o'clock was one of those early. >>reservations, i got there a little bit late at 4.30. >>soon as i sat the larger table i realize is a little larger group then i had and i made a bad mistake, but as we peel back the layers on this dinner. >>what'

>>the california medical association confirmed wednesday, its ceo dustin corcoran and senior vice president janice norman were at the now infamous doesn't person dinner party with governor gavin newsome the party celebrating the birthday of lobbyist jason kinney corporate and norman or not doctors but leaving organization that lobbies for 50,000 of them in california, neither responded to our request for comment cma spokesperson released a statement saying quote the dinner was held in accordance with state and county guidelines newly surfaced photos at the pricey posh french laundry show the diners close together on masks and in an area that looks more like a room that an outdoor patio not quite the picture governor gavin newsome painted when he apologized monday for being there it was to be an restaurant and we started the well the program started 4 o'clock was one of those early. >>reservations, i got there a little bit late at 4.30. >>soon as i sat the larger table i realize is a little larger group then i had and i made a bad mistake, but as we peel back the layers on this dinner. >>wha

and corcoran, which is a chance for california, i spent 5 years there. there's 392 cases, active cases, recorded right now. and like you said, 8 months into a pandemic after 8, that's 16 over 16000 recorded or reported. cases in california state prisons alone right there. that what you're showing now, what lessons have we learned? if you look at the left side right here, 150 active cases in the, in the last 14 days, 392 cases in the last 14 days. and these are 2 different facilities, and we are 8 months in a pandemic. that means 8 months without visits. so family programs, volunteers have not been coming in. so who has been bringing in, taking cold out of these facilities for the past 8 months and who are talking about they're not wearing masks properly. you can't social, this is or physically distance in prison and we've been saying that since march and why, you know, for us to repeat that in november on election day, i bet it just is just mind blowing to me. and so when we talk about accountability and society can constantly blame people for coming in

have not been learned and there is a clear example with the chart you gave earlier right now and corcoran which is a chance for california i spent 5 years there there's 392 cases active cases recorded right now and like you said 8 months into a pandemic after 80 deaths 16 over 16000 recorded reported cases in california state prisons alone right there that what you're showing now what lessons have we learned if you look at the left side right here 150 active cases in the in the last 14 days 392 cases in the last 14 days and these are 2 different facilities and we are 8 months in a pandemic that means 8 months without visits so family programs volunteers have not been coming in so who has been bringing in taking cold out of these facilities for the past 8 months and who talk about they're not wearing masks properly you can still show this is are physically distance in prison and we've been saying that since march and why you know for us to repeat that in november on election day i bet it just it is mind blowing to me and so when we talk about accountability and society can constantly blame

. >> reporter: steve corcoran is retired, but worries about the future of the industry.s one reason he's voting again for president trump. what about biden's messages on this topic concerns you? >> if he were to be elected, you know, some of his views and some of his plans, it would devastate this area. >> reporter: it's a fear that impacted the vote here in 2016 when mr. trump carried greene and fayette counties by more than 60%. >> he was going to bring coal gock. >> reporter: a program that swayed democrat tony burnsack to vote for the president-- but not again. >> i was lied to once, he ain't going to lie to me another time. >> reporter: despite the trump administration rolling back regulation, coal has seen double-digit decline and plants have continued to close. >> coal is a dying industry. i never thought i would say those words, but it is. >> reporter: economic forces, including the natural gas fracking boom, is considered a driving cause, but fracking has also benefited this area, abundant in natural gas. and now it's a big campaign issue for those who depend on

>>the california medical association confirmed wednesday, its ceo dustin corcoran and senior vice president janice norman were at the now infamous doesn't person dinner party with governor gavin newsome the party celebrating the birthday of lobbyist jason kinney corporate and norman or not doctors but leaving organization that lobbies for 50,000 of them in california, neither responded to our request for comment cma spokesperson released a statement saying quote the dinner was held in accordance with state and county guidelines newly surfaced photos at the pricey posh french laundry show the diners close together on masks and in an area that looks more like a room than an outdoor patio not quite the picture governor gavin newsome painted when he apologized monday for being there it was being restaurant and we started the well the program started 4 o'clock was one of those early. >>reservations, i got there a little bit late at 4.30. >>soon as i sat the larger table i realized was a little larger group then i had and i made a bad mistake, but as we peel back the layers on this dinner. >>what

>>the california medical association confirmed wednesday, its ceo dustin corcoran and senior vice president janice norman were at the now infamous doesn't person dinner party with governor gavin newsome the party celebrating the birthday of lobbyist jason kinney corporate and norman or not doctors but leaving organization that lobbies for 50,000 of them in california, neither responded to our request for comment cma spokesperson released a statement saying quote the dinner was held in accordance with state and county guidelines newly surfaced photos at the pricey posh french laundry show the diners close together on masks and in an area that looks more like a room that an outdoor patio not quite the picture governor gavin newsome painted when he apologized monday for being there it was being restaurant and we started the well the program started 4 o'clock was one of those early. >>reservations, i got there a little bit late at 4.30. >>soon as i sat the larger table i realized was a little larger group then i had and i made a bad mistake, but as we peel back the layers on this dinner. >>what

afternoon just in the california medical association has officially confirmed that its ceo justin corcoran and its senior vice president janice norman were at this dinner party with governor gavin newsome as they celebrated the birthday of another known lobbyist, jason kinney now corporate in norman or not doctors, but they lead an organization that lobbies for about 50,000 of them in the state neither responded to our request for comment but cma did give us just a broad statement saying that the dinner that happened on november 6th was held in accordance with state and county guidelines. now newly surfaced photos that the pricey in pasta french laundry restaurant do raise some questions about some of the statements that governor gavin newsome made when he said that this was outdoors in these photos it appears like it's in a room with that you know with 3 walls essentially which the state would define us indoors. they say outdoors is just an area with one wall. so we reached out to the governor to comment on this to come in on these new layers that have been added with the circulation of t

near baltimore bringing small business owners advice from "shark tank's" kevin o'leary and barbara corcoranp is one of the family owned businesses that make up this postcard worthy main street. this town has a lot of heart. ellicott city, maryland, persevering after devastating floods. in august we visited them etde nsa >> we probably had to let go of 80% of our staff. to fully change the website to order online. >> reporter: needing some help we brought them a surprise, the "shark tank" guru mr. wonderful himself. >> let me help you build your mic.bunehe u panssp.de >> you need to reach people any way you can. let them know you're in business, you're still there, d yocareboutafet >> reporter: first tip, very important for any business, sta. also invest in your product with photography and videos. >> poor photography sells at sometimes 30% less than the same item well photographed. pahletwithveryrderteorep ir:nd them in every order. it hug h apaime aking that advice to heart in her chocolate shop. sue, so good to see you. >> what wathe ggt takeay for you? >> i loved the advice he gave us ab

i restated that every outpatient study of hydroxy corcoran has shown benefits and there are no studies as far as i know of last night that our high-risk use in outpatients that do not show benefit at all. now we spent the last six months with formal government policies and warnings against outpatient treatment and the government invested large very large amounts of vaccines and expense of new treatments with have yet to be proven while it's been no support evaluating inexpensive medication and a quarter of a million americans have died from this mismanaged approach. even if we find the vaccines eventually work effectively and safely as we all hope, myself included people will still get sick and die in early outpatient treatment is still and will be continuing an essenal part of ending this pandemic. thank you very much. >> thank you, docr risch. our next witness is doctor george fareed. he is a family medical specialist in raleigh, north carolina with over 50 years in the medical field and graduate with honors from harvard medical school in 1970 and that's two decades of teaching and r