before that in the early 1980s kim was on the executive fasttrack. she grew up in account of hard-working entrepreneurs. she learned the relationship between hard work and success, and after she left college she enjoyed a lot of success, in a number of different businesses. eventually she ended up at one of the nations largest funeral companies, and there she sold preneed funeral services. she saw this as a way to combine hard drive in business with her desire to help people through her work. and as before she was very successful in that business. it after a few years she began to notice that there was a need, and niche to be filled, classic entrepreneur. and that was she saw that in the funeral industry the merchandise that was sold was marked up a significant amount, caskets, for instance, would be marked up anywhere from 250-600%. she began 600%. she began to think, how could i put together a business model that enabled me to sell the same merchandise but at a much lower cost. so she eventually left the funeral business. she joined up with dennis

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but if you have fasttrack it looks like a good time to drive. >>> a woman from hillsboro charged with murdering the father of her children is due to post a record $35 million bail and then be released from jail today. ktvu's christien kafton is at the jailhouse and the d.a. wanted an even bigger bail in this case. >> initially the d.a. wanted no bail in this case and then asked for $100 million bail in this case. now, lee is accused of murdering her ex-boyfriend keith green in april of last year because she was worried he would take custody of their daughters. two other men have also been arrested. at a mansion with luxury cars parked in front. now lee comes from a wealthy family with ties to china. she, her family and friends raised the bail to get her out of jail. the way bail works lee has put up $3.5 million in cash because her family and friends have put up property. the actual value of all those assets is closer to $66 million. those who posted the bond will get all that money back providing lee makes all of her court appearances. there are some additional requirements to get th

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