east village did $329,000 in revenue, down from $445,000 the year before, which is down from $600,000r before that. it's down almost 50%. west village -- $260,000 of revenue, which is shocking, 'cause it's a pretty good location. tony: yeah. sales have dropped significantly over across the board. it's so dead in the winter time that we actually close down. lemonis: it looks like it's dead in the summer, too. that's not good. and then brooklyn -- $100,000 loss. tony: um... i mean... lemonis: all the stores combined -- east village, west village, forest hills, and brooklyn -- lost $198,000. of that, half of it came from brooklyn. so the challenge i have is that the stores all lose money. but i think deep down, amidst all the chaos that you've created, you're very talented, you're very smart. tony: i appreciate that. lemonis: and it's still a pretty freaking cool idea, and so that's a good formula. tony: yeah. lemonis: so i'm willing to do a deal with you. tony: okay. lemonis: okay? but it's going to be a deal that... it's not going to be great. tony: okay. lemonis: okay? so i'm willing

reporter: new york city east village.the 1970s and '80s it was known for drugs, crime, a homelessness-- a vibrant experimental music and art scene. the heartbeat of it all:ki to square park. >> reporter: this place is sort of a ground zero for a particular time. >> yeah, you know it was like a real central coming together place. t was a bit of nature in the middle of this teeming city place where you coulash if you had nowhere to sleep. >> repter: michael holman is a new york-based artist, writer, filmmaker and musician, and part of a unique geration of artists who called the eastho villag: including kenny scharf, keith haring and, perhaps most famous of all, jean-michel basquiat.as >> jean-micheliat was, i call him a realized being. ar>> reporter: it was at a in 1979 that holman first met basquiat, whose graffiti tag" samo" was alreadyknown on the streets of new york. that was part of the time, right? >> rl orter: did you fen then that kind of ambition to grow beyond that? >> oh, absolutely, yeah. absolutely. unstke a lo

aist jean-michel basquiat, now on display in t neighborhood where he got his start, new york's east village. >> unlike a lot of us who were justere experimenting with a and our, our voice as artists, basqui knew early on, before any of us, that he was going to be famous. >> brangham: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 tars. bnsf, the enginet connects us. babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian, and more. babbel's 10-15 minute lessons are available as an app, or online. more information on babbel.com. >> consumer cellular. >> financial services firm raymond james. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation forc puroadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs ation from viewers

and creepier in the east village in one thousand nine hundred two but this is the only place in on a little tour as hasn't changed at all. this is the chance. all this is the place to which used to be such as. fortunately tore it down a couple of years in this area anything goes you know there is there are no rules no regulations there's no problem see in the early ninety's it was a very unique club with a really really great place to go out to and there's nothing going to be like ever again. reco producer musician is mardi gras dancers or less now are concerned about straying. quite frankly my question is could you do it today to get me a gig next wednesday like from of the not know why. things have become a bit a little bit more regimented i think there are possibilities not buildings completely strangled itself you know it's not there are places you can go and berlin still got a lot of opportunities you know there's a lot of places where you could do things i find the fact that you know people come and take over certain properties and turn into flotsam things they forget the reaso

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some say it's the east village, others say the upper west side.o was joined by the puppets. >> greg: where is he the one in yellow? >> juan: the same intersection was labelled before and this time it's for good. >> greg: i prefer the electric company. tomorrow on the greg gutfeld show it will be a fun one and don't miss that or i won't talk to you for a week. now it's time for this. >> he's going into the pants searching for a nut. i don't know about you but the bigger crime is that guy's gut. go to the gym, pal. lay off the nuts. >> juan: how does he not notice he's in his pocket. >> greg: i think he's luring him in because he's a pervert. i'm kidding. who knows. >> jesse: this guy was probably playing whiffle-booze. watch the first pitch of the game here. not the greatest pitch. [all "whoa" ] >> jesse: no one got hurt and watters world sarah sanders will be there and i'll throw fastballs like the milwaukee bucks player. kennedy. >> kennedy: great conversation. are you looking to get in that bikini bod trying to lay off the fast food? taco bell h

east village did $329,000, down from $600,000 the year before that. it's down almost 50%., he failed to figure out the fundamentals. so, the mold's plastic. tony: mold's plastic. michael: you can't do that. with the new fda laws, you'd have to test that those chemicals aren't breaking down the plastic, which they probably are. lemonis: now he's letting down his customers... carolyn: there would be like five flavors out. lemonis: that'd be like going to baskin robbins

. >> reporter: the point guard for the trailblazers grew up in east oakland's brookfield village. he comes back every year to serve a community picnic and hand out school supplies. >> stop, you just did it again. >> reporter: at oakland high, you can't walk into the gymnasium without seeing his face plastered on every wall. in his old coach cannot wait to see his former player take on the home team. >> oakland versus oakland, this will be fun. >>> orlando watkins says his story is inspiring the students 11 years after he graduated. >> he is an integral part of oakland high and oakland itself. >> reporter: it is no surprise that their loyalties are divided. >> i want him to win just because he's never been in this situation for the playoffs and playing in his home town. >> reporter: a lot of kids like the warriors, but a lot of kids like damien lillard more. he's been in the gym and talked about school and talk to them about grades. >> reporter: as for the billboard, student cited is a case of trolling that occluders won't mind. spiders and oakland narrows that, you know what i mea

the point guard for the trailblazers grew up in east oakland's brookfield village. he comes back every year to throw a community picnic. his face is on every wall in the gym. >> this is a storybook moment. this being the last year aying in oakland. >> i want them to win. they have never been in a situation like this.. tough call. as for the billboard, students say it's a case of trolling, all in good fun. >> we are still waiting for the warriors. >> me, too. >>> the sharks are headed to st. louis tomorrow, tied right now in the western conference finalists. >>> the st. louis blues beat the sharks last night. the final score was 4-2. the playoffs have been proving fans loyalty and support alover san jose. band showing their spirit yesterday at yuki sushi, one of the most popular wills on the menu is the big pavel ski named after the sharks captain. >> it's a funny story, five or six years ago i thought i would join him and his wife, they collaborated every day. they named a roll after him. >> this series is now tied at one game apiece. >>> a decision is expected toda

at this house in a village east of colombo, they find petrol bombs and passports.also been uncovering new information about those involved in the attacks. this suicide bomber had previously spent time in the uk and australia. now, officials believe he also attempted to travel to syria in 2015, whilst others forged links to extremists india. they went to india, they have come to bangalore, they have travelled to kerala state. those are the information available to us now. and do you know what activities they were doing in kashmir and in kerala? not exactly, but definitely driving some sort of training or to make some more links towards the organisations outside the country. back in saint anthony's church, members of the sri lankan navy are helping repair the damage done by the blast. it will take around two months before the church can reopen. the grief here is still raw, but this is a country that is beginning to try and move on. the scale of the tragedy means it will be a difficult task. devon and cornwall police have been find a quarter million pounds for safety

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these families aren't taking any chances are they leaving their towns and villages as cycloid funny approaches india's east coast odisha state has deployed teams of emergency workers to set up shelters in schools and government buildings. the pregnant women. in the world. because there are more. i mean the people there i don't think for all the millions of things they need in the habitations and at the railway station in the town of putting tourists are queuing to leave extra trains and buses are running to take them somewhere safe our . previous cycle hit back then we stayed in the hotel we wanted to stay this time but the government wouldn't let us the hotel owners also wanted this to leach all being forced to go. forecasters are warning funny you move towards a low lying bangladesh threatening hundreds of thousands of refugees from me in ma who are living in camps. but first the sightlines expected to strike india's east coast putting hundreds of thousands in harm's way. al-jazeera. tiles of villages can a third eeling with a cholera outbreak officials have recorded multiple cases of the disease and som

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in 1892, john froelich invented the practical gas-powered tractor in a tiny village about 300 miles east. the mechanization of farming helps america become an agricultural giant. >> alex, are you in here? >> there he is. >> and even though none of dave's four children tills the soil like he did, he does share his passion for tractors with his grandson, alex. >> i can remember as young as 3 or 4 years old, riding in the combine with my grandpa and taking naps on the floor, and if we weren't doing that, we were driving up and down the road looking for other tractors to work on and fix up in the shop. >> pretty soon, dave's sheds are filled with old tractors in various states of repair -- more than 100 of them. >> did mom ever say, "no more tractors"? >> no, not really, but i remember dad called the tractors his "savings account," you know, to justify it. through the years, as things became tight in the sheds, and, you know, there was just kind of a joking question about "dad, are you ever gonna stop?" >> the answer is, no, he's not going to stop. family vacations become cross-country tract

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i'm heading east from beirut to the mountain vineyards and the village of bhamdoun.he middle of the country. jill: [ speaking arabic ] lemonis: i'm here to meet jill and naji boutros. i'm marcus. naji: hi, marcus, i'm naji. how are you? lemonis: nice to meet you. naji: nice to meet you. jill: hi. jill. lemonis: jill, nice to meet you. jill: pleasure to meet you. welcome. lemonis: and you had a little arabic in there, and then all of a sudden... jill: because this is where we are. lemonis: where we are is chateau belle-vue, the winery they built from the ground up, complete with high-end restaurant, hotel, and 60 acres of vineyards that produce award-winning wines. naji grew up here. jill's from a little further away. jill: i grew up in minnesota. lemonis: come on. jill: yeah, i swear. lemonis: how did you meet? naji: um... jill: we were at college together at notre dame. lemonis: if you ask naji, midwest and middle east is a perfect combination. were you different before you met her? naji: yes, i was a bit -- i want to say -- tougher. jill softened the corners of naj

village is always grateful. hello there is still rather unsettled for many of us in the middle east at the moment ridiculous at the satellite picture we can see the cloud as it makes its way across parts of iraq and into iran most of this is just cloud but we could see one or two showers i think over the next few days most likely over the northern parts of iran but also through georgia and into parts of turkey but there's over turkey due east as we head into thursday they'll be more in the way of sunshine around but it still will be that warm even in the sunshine so we'll see a top temperature in ankara of around fifteen degrees now here in doha it's not been too bad recently the winds coming down from the northwest but then change over the next few days so it will feel more humid so a sticky few days to come for us a good deal of cloud to overpass of saudi at times but it looks like that will eventually break up as we head through the day on thursday muscat not as hard hit will get to around thirty one degrees down towards the southern parts of africa it was a very heavy rain here that's crossing the southern par

east coast ahead of a severe storm. bonnie is tracking north and it's expected across the coast sometime on friday victoria ports. these families aren't taking any chances leaving their towns and villages this cycling fani approaches india's east coast edition state has deployed teams of emergency workers to set up shelters in schools and government buildings. in the world. because. people don't think for all the. things they need. at the railway station in the town of puri tourists to queuing to leave extra trains and buses are running to take them somewhere safer. when a previous cycle hit back then we stayed in the hotel we wanted to stay this time for the government and the hotel owners also want to just leave being forced to go . to. threatening hundreds of thousands of refugees from who were living in camps. the first the side. back to just strike india's east coast putting hundreds of thousands in harm's way victoria gayton be out there. people in northeastern mozambique are being urged to find higher ground in the wake of cycle kenneth as more rain comes down it's the second storm in six weeks to hit the southern african coast it's already killed more than forty people out of r

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east. once and the magic try now settled in towns and villages. but many are unregistered and invisible. 6 boys and 2 year olds none of them have citizenship al-jazeera world meets the great people. who are out and into tomorrow the person is considered nonexistent. statelessness in lebanon. on al-jazeera. examining the headlines a collapsed economy means that many people are struggling to survive setting the discussions people have to wait i don't think you can look away any longer sharing personal stories with a global audience explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform of the neediest motivate and inspire. the world is watching on al-jazeera. hello again is good to have you with us a very unforgiving here in doha with the news out from al-jazeera our top stories this hour hundreds of protesters arrested in indonesia's capital jakarta a 2nd bite of demonstrations against the reelection of president joker would otoh. there are reports that the u.s. is considering sending more troops to the middle east earlier members of th

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their local park the move will primarily effect our roads from nearby villages who use the area as a meeting place here's our middle east correspondent policy or. this is the northern israeli town of afula home to around fifty thousand people most of whom are jewish the town and particularly this park women used recently because of if it's by citizens to maintain what they call the character of the place and the way to do this according to the town's mayor is to shut out so-called minority members that say arab citizens of nearby villages that's just to use them as for keeping arabs out and. the park is a place of enjoyment not a place only for jews it's for everyone and not only for residents of afula. an increase of discrimination they do not directly say does against arabs but not a lot of arabs leave enough food and who feel like it is forbidden for us to enter some ways it is here disagree they say that people who don't live in the town should not be allowed into the park the official word from the municipality is that we must safeguard. it insists that the closure of the park to nonresidents has nothing to do with

russia with the situation reaching critical levels in siberia and russia's far east the fire caused severe damage to a small villageral people were injured. one woman has been killed. officials hope the situation will be stabilized over the next two days >>> a massive dust storm covered an australian town today the time lapse by andrew thomas showed the dimming of skies that lingered for about an hour. >>> listen up, sci-fi fans, disney pushing back the release of avatar 2 by a year to december 2021 and announce to debut new "star wars" films in december of 2022, '24 and 2026 the move comes after disney acquired bulk of 21st century fox film and tv assets >>> once again, florida is the most attractive destination for seniors over the age of 60, according to smart assets annual study. behind the sunshine state is arizona and then the carolinas, nevada rounding out the top five states for retirees. always very good tax issues as well thank you, back to you >> 90 minutes until the closing bell rings on wall street right now, pretty much at session lows the dow is below that 26,000 mark 578 points is the loss right now

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village in monterey, and railroads around the country. we've counted 70 railroads they worked on all the way to the east coast. i grew up on long island right across the street from the far rockaway line, and i learned that was a very shoddy railroad. it was known as a death trap, going over sand. so they brought in a crew of 300 chinese workers, 1875-76 to rebuild that part of the railroad. you know, i didn't realize at that time. so amazing work afterwards. and in the immediate years afterwards, chinese and chinese labor was highly praised before the onset of the, you know, full-blown anti-chinese movement. of course there was a price to be paid in the plains was the attack, the extermination war led by william tecumseh sherman. in the central pacific, the destruction of many of the native societies had proceeded before the railroad, and crocker came up with the idea of giving in nevada, where there were more -- giving them free tickets on the railroad. but they also worked on the railroad. in nevada, at one point it was reported there were 8,000 chinese, 1,000 irish workers, and 1,000 native american worker

the middle east that's a figure not recognized by the acting defense secretary he says they are considering more troops but sadly not at those levels. we want to risk operating this villageo. i think those are fair fair commissar you know our job is to turn and this is not about we have a mission the biggest freedom of navigation. counterterrorism serious around feeding i have. the security of israel jordan. so what then should we be looking for next from the u.s. side alan. well certainly there's concern on capitol hill that donald trump is being directed towards a possible war with iran by some of his advisors but has been pointed out several times presidents decide advisers advise no congressmen and women were given a look at some of the intelligence that has been gathered just this week on capitol hill some of them came out of that meeting saying yes there's absolutely a threat and the president is doing the right thing and there were others who came out and said look this looks very like what happened before the iraq war and we really need to put the brakes on this there's certainly going to be a motion in the house to say that donald trump can't be declaring war wi

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recaptured a village on the edge of its strong hold in the northwest of that country that had been seized two years ago by government forces. correspondent trey yingst reports from our middle east >> new indications that the assad regime may have used chemical weapons this week. the alleged chlorine attack happened near the northern syrian city of idlib. video posted by members of the white helmets a local rescue group appears to show them looking for people affected by chemicals under the rebel. the u.s. state department says there will be a quick and appropriate response if chemical weapons were indeed used. this as the syrian regime has taken part in a major offensive against opposition forces this month. reportedly killing at least 150 people and displacing hundreds of thousands. syrian president bashar al-assad calling the conflict a, quote, hard lesson. >> this was a hard lesson for all of us. it was a hard shock everyone. >> recent escalation an alleged chemical attack in northern syria follows a months long cease-fire brokered by russia and the turkish government over the past two years on two occasions the trump administration launched tomahawk missiles in response to

east two recent esca s escape en cases, the who escaped are accused of murder. one case the man who escaped is accused of murdering a woman a few n hours after returning to hope villagethese escapes are not without consequences. >> who is responsible for following them, keeping up with back?nd getting th >> the people who are suing hope village over one of these homicides, on behalf of the victim's wife, would ell you there are a lot of people in charge, contractor that runs hope village, private contractor, contracted by the feds, by the u.s. department of justice, a also the d.c. department of corrections has oversight because of the unique way the districts its own government. and all of them are being ned, sathey all fail when this one individual escaped. but hope village says they do ctual and say any numbss le o36 oreo7 pe have en prosecuted for esc ds we cou don't just b men don't conditions outsidthe facilitylk to formelk from people who were once held there. theyilay hope vge is a sturdy structure withtrong brick walls and security apparatus. they are concerned about thats outside, langston place in southeast, and people made arguments that that isot a terri

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