sam: [ sighs ] so, great, yeah, this is dede. -dede: hi, i'm dede. -lemonis: hey, how are you?ice to meet you. what is this up front here? is this a retail store? it is our retail area, shipping and order packing... lemonis: a retail store? really? i feel like i'm walking into a high school bake sale. so what are the roles? you guys are partners? -alexa: with us? yes. -lemonis: yes. -sam: we're married. -alexa: yes. -lemonis: oh, you are married. -sam: yeah. -lemonis: oh, very cool. -sam: thank you. alexa: i do production and sam does marketing and officy stuff with dede and sales. sam: alexa was voted best chef in indiana two years in a row. lemonis: wow. so this is sriracha lime? how many different flavors do you have? alexa: over 200. lemonis: i can't think of any company that has a core product and decides to have 200 different types of them. i think when you're over a certain amount of flavors, it becomes unmanageable. i mean, even baskin-robbins thinks 31 flavors is enough. alexa: have you had our marshmallows before? i hope you like them. lemonis: they taste good. i like

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midterm elections which saw the democrats win control of the horse but failed to take the senate and dede some key states that they had high hopes for us well such as texas with the republican count of the ted cruz one after a tight battle their accusations of those women who voted for cruz betrayed feminism with their vote a prominent sports journalist set off the debate. fifty nine percent white women voted for ted cruz fifty three percent of white women voted for donald trump so given this numbers who is the real face of feminism. is just the latest criticism of republican voting women by liberals and progressives here's a few more examples. what is happening why are women even voting for him yeah i don't get you ladies i meant the countries. i mean the country was pretty. well we have tons of black presidents when i see women doing that i think why are they publicly disrespecting themselves voted against hillary clinton voted against their own voice. and by you know for anybody nobody you are a woman and you are never going to have it and hillary clinton so i. don't get it. she scared

and i'll never forget dede leaning over to me and whispering there didn't have to whisper it was pretty loud he said see the wrong guys running. from the white line.

crowds going crazy but they're going crazy for me you know you're not a team and i'll never forget dede leaning over to me and whispering there didn't have to whisper it was pretty loud he said see the wrong guys running left was the . that's the white line you know it was my hometown it's a little not fair that you can be completely sure you do. and that's why i just wonder this would translate in the political popularity and that's where the idea how my hand and that's worth. we had a great big budget surplus because the economy in the ninety's was super strong and because of the taxation rate in minnesota they took in billions of dollars more than they needed and they spent it and i was doing talk radio and i was just outraged over that how dare them that's the people's money it's not just because they have an excess doesn't mean their kids in the candy store and so when they spent the money i got pretty vocal overt and i made a statement on the radio one day i. maybe i ought to run for governor you could sense the feeling out there that people were looking for something else and wer

behaves and has behaved for many years now think that it's not an independent judiciary and doesn't dede take orders from the kremlin but that's what the president has said about this anyway all right roy hallums live for us in moscow thank you thousands of jobs are set to go on the largest restructuring by u.s. carmakers general motors since the two thousand and eight financial crash the plane closure of five manufacturing plants in north america is a blow to u.s. president onil trump were promised to turn the industry around g.m. says the layoffs will allow it to focus on electric and self drive cars shihab rattansi reports. estimates for the number of jobs lost as general motors restructures are as high as fourteen thousand seven hundred some eight thousand white collar the remains of factory workers the plants affected are in michigan ohio and maryland in the u.s. and on teria in canada production also you see said to as yet unnamed plants outside north america by the end of twenty nineteen in lordstown ohio workers despaired not just for those being laid off but for the whole commun

you know, with all this dominant relationship, will finally deded at the age of 46 to leave the doctor'smploy after 25 years and founded what became kellogg's. they did sue each other for almost a decade over who had the right to be the real kellogg. the doctor said i the most famous kellogg and was at the time, best-selling author, lecturer, so on, butill said i've advertised everywhere, spent millions of dollars, i have the largest electric sign in the world in times square. >> i was a genius. he was brig yent, he adanced lack triesty, factories, conveyor belts, apted the demographic of mothers and children, the toy i the box which was great was it took up little space and cheaper and the corn flakes. he said i am thle real kelogg and it went to the michigan supreme court and the judges said when we think of kellogg, we think of the cereal. sowill won the problem is they rarely spoke to each other after that and st a great deal. this is is great american story. the fact they had this sadness, this rift is the tragedy of the kellogg's. elloggs:ook is "the the battling brothers of battle

amsterdam one of them is an apartment building in new york by the late iraq born british architect dedeal-jazeera as gabriel reports. it's likely to become one of the crown jewels of chelsea's regeneration and already a distinctive addition to the manhattan skyline known simply as five twenty west twenty eighth this brand new apartment block represents a dramatic shift away from the hard angles of most buildings in the neighborhood dynamic curves dominate the elegant hand crafted metal facade creating its signature chevron pattern. the chevron councilman's idea of smith's novels. it was designed by the late new rocky british architect zaha hadid. and is one of the shortlisted buildings at the ruled architecture festival taking place in and dan. i did also design the inside of the building from the lobby to the spa and of course the apartments craig a is executive vice president of the company that built it and we like to bring the architecture theme into the residence as well in this penthouse we have the means the opportunity to have a three level stare some with a lobby and these have

spongebob was a dcome dede, but it was inspired by me liking marine science. >> reporter: he introducedngebob in the '80s using it as a teaching tool asduring his time as a marine biology instructor. it eventually led him down a different career path where he combined his love of marine life with animation. the first episode of spongebob squarepants airing on nickelodeon back in 1999. >> comg up, sir. >> carry on. >> reporteto the con soaking p o much success, its popularity extending to the big screen. first in 2004 and then again in fwooen 2015. >> whoa! >> do you know where we can get a crabbie pattie around here? >> reporter: the ever optimistic yellow character even making it to the great white way in "the today 7 and show" plaza earlier this year. spongebob squarepants the broadway musical ening 12 tony nominations. this morning nick lowden tremembering hillenburg f sense of humor and innocence he brought to the show writing in a statement, his utterly original characters and the world of bikini bottom will long stand as a reminder of the value of optimism, friendship, and a limit

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los entrenan para las fotos lugar donde pude alimentar y s hasta cargar a varios animales, despues dedearti, el reality de nuestra cadena hermana nos tiene muy pegados al televisor. >> se llama larry manÍa, este domingo estÁn en la recta final. >> lo difÍcil ha sido ponerse de acuerdo, vamos a ver. >> kenia se estÁ poniendo complicada. >> tiene un diseÑo asÍ. >> a la gente no le importa, le importa el momento que vamos a vivir. >> ¿ esto va a ser dorado?. >> sÍ. >> ¿ no pueden ser doradas para que combinen?. >> si ya dijo que sÍ tiene que aguantarse, no cambiar las cosas. >> tenemos estos dorados y se ven muy bonitos. >> en la casa, aquÍ no. >> me sorprende y alegra de ella pero no estoy de acuerdo. >> ¿cÓmo va a ser la copa?. >> asÍ. >> no la quiero dorado ni con el grabado de larry y kenia ni nada de eso. >> la copa si ¿ no?. >> no hay forma. >> aparte con su cara de dios mÍo, dÓnde vine a dar?. >> al final todo va a estar bien. >> es una probadita de cÓmo les va a ir en el futuro asÍ que empiecen ya a ubicarse. >> terapia desde ya. >> de cÓmo relacionarse y negociar todo en la vida,