-giovanni: hi. giovanni. -nice to meet you.nis: nice to meet you. [ dog barks ] giovanni: say hi, angel. lemonis: hi, buddy. don't be scared. lemonis: so, if you were describing this business to me, how would you describe it? giovanni: trader joe's for pets. lisa: like the trader joe's or whole foods for pets. we do all-natural food, no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy in our foods. lemonis: is it dangerous for the animals? lisa: yeah, a lot of them are getting sick. lemonis: the basic premise is we want safety for dogs. -giovanni: correct. -lemonis: and, so, total revenue of this location is approximately? -giovanni: $1.3 million. -lemonis: and of that $1.3 million, how is that broken out? giovanni: 60% of it is probably food. lemonis: what's the most profitable product -in the store today? -lisa: treats and chews. lemonis: what are the margins on stuff like this? lisa: they're about 50% to 60%. lemonis: $12, and this would cost $6? lisa: about $6. lemonis: what does the other stuff have? lisa: food, it can vary. sometimes, it'

giovanni: yes.ue generator? giovanni: just brings in more frequent traffic. lemonis: give me the return on investments. -giovanni: 18 months. -lemonis: walk me through it. giovanni: the four we have are averaging about $1,000 a month in sales. lemonis: so you have $25,000 invested in this idea? giovanni: yes. lemonis: so how did you get the 18 months if it's $1,000? giovanni: i can't remember if it's $17,000 all-in with the room. it's 18 months. we did it. lemonis: gio gets so excited running around the country opening stores that he forgets to just take a minute and sit down and actually run the numbers through a machine, like, a calculator. grand opening would be at the end of next week or no? lisa: october. october 15th. lemonis: that's, like, a month from now. lisa: we were going to do it the weekend before, but, i mean, you've changed it. lemonis: what do you mean, you've changed it? giovanni: i definitely put more of my energy on opening a store in georgia that is opening in four weeks. lemoni

-giovanni: yeah. -lemonis: hey, buddy. -giovanni: you want a piece?

want to say his name is giovanni melton,'s father killed him because he suspected he was gay. we now know his name but there are hundreds of other kids both male and female, gender nonconforming, or also trans, will have had their lives taken from them by people fearful for the lives they might lead. that is a problem for us. i do not want to make this overly complicated, i taught kindergarten in new york, this all goes back to what our

compartimos con ustedes lo que dijo giovanni medina.r y trastornos mentales en otras personas o supuestas inocencias. raÚl: quÉ dices con respecto a esto? adis: les quiero comentar que justo cuando giovanni medina mandara estos tweets, hablaba por telÉfono con él y me aseguraba que cada una de las palabras que explicÓ tienen razÓn, las puede comprobar. ademÁs de eso, por Último, en unas 17 son que Él asegura que la licencia de "irma" josÉ manuel necesita del escÁndalo para vivir. que ahora estÁ en -- hace la que josÉ-- asegura que josÉ manuel necesita del escÁndalo para vivir. este escÁndalo tiene de todo. carlos: cuando se refiere a Él como esta persona que responde al nombre de... suena como polÍtico. a lo mejor acaba muy bien parado con el nuevo gobierno. nunca sabes. raÚl: momentos de reconciliaciÓn del paÍs. muchas gracias. cafr -- carlos: traes lentes? -- aretes? >> sÍ. karla: es la moda, no les hagas caso. raÚl: y a carla le salieron unas mariposas en sus zapatos-- karla le salieron unas mariposas en sus zapatos. son los zapatos

-giovanni: yeah. -lisa: yeah, i mean -- -giovanni: this is our weakness. to a meeting where there's no agenda. giovanni: i think you're being a little unfair with how this process goes. lemonis: and the owners need to lose their self-righteous attitude. as a retailer, you have an obligation to deliver the consumer the choice to make that decision on their own and not for them. giovanni: oh, my gosh, that -- i'm -- lemonis: if these owners can't take control, their dream of creating a retail empire

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well during his trip to beijing italian economy minister minister giovanni told a chinese newspaper thatthe object of office visit is to strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries to deny recent speculation in the italian media that the goal of his trip was actually to find new buyers for italian debt italy's populist government has promised to go on a spending spree next year they want to cut taxes and boost welfare without yet saying how they plan to reign in dead italy has the second largest debt load of all e.u. countries after greece. alright let's get the asian perspective on this particular issue we're crossing over now to linda hong a correspondent in single poor good to have you with us linda do you know of any investors in the region that would be interested in italian debt well italian debt seems to be quite not so attractive i mean if you look at it you look at the g.d.p. to debt ratio it's about hundred ten debt to g.d.p. ratio it's about one hundred thirty percent and that means that it's very hard based on economic growth of one point five percent last year

autostrade's chief executive, giovanni castellucci, also said he is committed to finding the cause of, which claimed 42 lives. andrew plant reports. safety workers securing parts of the structure still standing after the devastating collapse last tuesday. the company which operated this bridge has expressed its sympathy for the victims, but stopped short of an apology. you apologise if you feel you are responsible for it. as i said before, i believe that the situation — the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened, and why, and under which conditions. we will do whatever we can to help justice to go fast and deep. it could be many months before the investigation into what happened here provides any definitive answers. meanwhile, funerals for the 42 people killed have been taking place, 18 laid to rest at this state funeral on saturday, though some families have stayed away, opting for private services, angry at the italian government. it will, they say, be many months before the roadway is rebuilt. the collapse of the bridge bu

matteo bertonati, giovanni battiloro, gerardo esposito and antonio stanzione were all in their 20s, and spain. they had originally planned to fly, but they ended up hiring a car instead. the country's prime minister, giuseppe conte, in just his third month as italy's leader, promises immediate steps. translation: these are unacceptable tragedies that should not happen in modern society. this government will do everything to prevent such tragedies from happening again. but this has been promised before. yet for years, successive governments failed to fix italy's crumbling infrastructure. many italians will ask why this new administration should be any different. earlier, james gave us an update on the efforts to find out why the bridge came down. the public prosecutor's office here in genoa will begin a criminal investigation. the prime minister says he wants anyone responsible to be held to account. mr conte now has access to special funds which will allow him to try to make this area safe, but beyond all that, italy faces wider questions. how has this country perpetuated, over so many

matteo bertonati, giovanni battiloro, gerardo esposito and antonio stanzione were all in their 20s and. they'd originally planned to fly, but they ended up hiring a car instead. the country's prime minister, giuseppe conte, in just his third month as italy's leader, promises immediate steps. translation: these are unacceptable tragedies that should not happen in modern society. this government will do everything to prevent such tragedies from happening again. but this has been promised before. yet for years, successive governments failed to fix italy's crumbling infrastructure. many italians will ask why this new administration should be any different. let's get some of the day's other news. at least 48 people have been killed in a suicide attack against an education centre in a mainly shia area of the afghan capital. many of those killed are believed to be teenagers who were getting extra tuition, as they prepared for university entrance exams. at least 60 people were wounded. the taliban have denied any involvement. police in london have been given more time to question the man arres

autostrade's chief executive giovanni castellucci also said he's committed to finding the cause of the workers securing parts of the structure still standing after the devastating collapse last tuesday. the company which operated this bridge has expressed its sympathy for the victims, but stopped short of an apology. you apologise if you feel you are responsible for it. as i said before, i believe that the situation is so... the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened, and why, and under which conditions. we will do whatever we can to help justice to go fast and deep. it could be many months before the investigation into what happened here provides any definitive answers. meanwhile, funerals for the 42 people killed have been taking place, with 18 laid to rest at this state funeral on saturday. though some families have stayed away, opting for private services, angry at the italian government. it will, they say, be many months before the roadway is rebuilt. the collapse of the bridge built in the 1960s has started a fierce nati

matteo bentornati, giovanni battiloro, gerardo esposito and antonio stanzione were all in their 20s andin. they'd originally planned to fly but they ended up hiring a car instead. the country's prime minister, giuseppe conte, in just his third month as italy's leader, promises immediate steps. translation: these are unacceptable tragedies that should not happen in a modern society. this government will do everything to prevent such tragedies from happening again. but this has been promised before, yet for years, successive governments have failed to fix italy's crumbling infrastructure. many italians will ask why this new administration should be any different. and james joins me now. are the authorities any closer to finding out by the bridge collapsed so finding out by the bridge collapsed so dramatically? no, but the public prosecutor's office in genoa will begina criminal prosecutor's office in genoa will begin a criminal investigation. the prime minister says he wants anybody responsible held to account. mr co nte responsible held to account. mr conte has responsible held to accoun

matteo bertonati, giovanni battiloro, gerardo esposito and antonio stanzione were all in their 20s andey'd originally planned to fly, but they ended up hiring a car instead. the country's prime minister, giuseppe conte, in just his third month as italy's leader, promises immediate steps. translation: these are unacceptable tragedies that should not happen in modern society. this government will do everything to prevent such tragedies from happening again. but this has been promised before. yet for years, successive governments failed to fix italy's crumbling infrastructure. many italians will ask why this new administration should be any different. the company responsible for maintenance at the site has defended its record, it insists the bridge has been checked every three months. james reynolds gave us more of the latest details from the scene. the public prosecutor's office here in genoa will begin a criminal investigation. the prime minister says he wants anyone responsible to be held to account. mr conte now has access to special funds which will allow him to try to make this area

the church of sun giovanni a power on the killian hill this was where the super rich lived in nero's day and age. three meters under the churches foundations subterranean world allows a glimpse into the past. back in nero's day this was a light filled city palace. the owner presided over a network of twenty rooms magnificently appointed with frescos. as was typical in the homes of rome as well healed the walls and ceilings were painted with fantastical creatures and mythological scenes. but the owner of these rooms was christian. the proof lies in the press goes on the wall were the oldest surviving private chapel in rome. dating from a time when support for the jewish sect was not dangerous because the citizens of rome enjoyed religious freedom. the world of roman guns was hard to navigate every aspect of life was governed by a different d.d. . each god was no better than the person worshipping on its altar it could be equally cruel insidious evil or eventual the gods were immortal like super heroes but their world was as hierarchical as that of humans on earth. jupiter the supreme

. >> president rouhani not happy because he ended ended the year brand-new clear giovanni reinstatedions designed to administration officials who also say they are not in tended to bring about regime change or rather regime behavior in their open-ended negotiations. president rouhani has this. >> when you impose sanctions at the same time it's like someone pulling a knife to stab an enemy in the arm of the same time claiming we should be talking and negotiating. >> european leaders urged allies to join its maximum pressure campaign. we take steps to make clear that the iranian regime faces a choice. stabilizing behavior were integral to the global economy or continue down the path of economic isolation. he's willing to meet without preconditions as long as he gets an apology and compensation. national security adviser john bolton was skeptical. >> let's see what really comes of it or whether it's more propaganda. if the iranians are going to come and talk about all of their malign behavior in the region and around the world, i think a i think they find a president willing to do it. >

for city council, led by giovanni williams, a frequent guest on this show, running for lieutenant governoright now, just voted to renamew a street after the haitian dictator. in the early 1800s, he ordered the genocide of all white people on the island, that includes men, women, and children. he did it, that is what he is best known for, new york city apparentlyow finds that impressive, so impressive, they will name a street after him. the associate editor of "city journal joins us tonight. thank you lord for coming on. i overstate that? >> you were right. >> tucker: what is this about? >> i think it would make perfect sense to have a statute or a street named after dessalines in port-au-prince, the haitian capital. i don't understand why we are doing it in new york city. i mean, there are a number of patients here in brooklyn. nearty there. this is advocated by the same people who want to tear down the statue of columbus at columbus circle, who want to rename stuyvesant high school because he owned slaves. so it's a very extreme measure. if you recall a year ago, williams was very much in

>> a little reading for the person you want to do before i get my very last reading is to thank giovanni's room so much for giving us the space to do this reading and the wonderful staff for being so welcoming. it's been great. i will be my last it. it's very short. >> when i travel by car from canada to the u.s. in 2016, a euro canadian visibly gender nonconforming, trans masculine person with my black canadian daughter in my car but i felt so confident that when i realized i have forgot my passport i didn't panic. i cleaned my daughter i was optimistic we would be led through both careful to point out that this would be because of my whiteness middle-class privilege and as unjust as it is, it would be unsafe for her to approach the border when she is old enough to travel on her own. as i expected they allowed me too enter the u.s. on the status of my drivers license alone. this is what entitlement feels like. i want this for all of us. have you prepared to undertake a subsequent cross-border trip with my daughter in 2017, just after the election of trump, i worried about my phone being s

in new york city, a city councilman mate named giovanni williams is within striking distance of becominghat state's next lieutenant governor. you might recognize his name, he's a pretty good guy and a frequent guest on the shows. he's the one that's always calling people bigots and throw your guns away. we are not exaggerating by the way, check youtube if you don't believe it. meanwhile in the state of arizona, the democratic nominee for governor david garcia said he would like to erase any barrier at all between the united states and mexico. >> i want to just take a second and imagine, just imagine. just imagine, no wall. no wall in southern arizona. [applause] >> arizona was once one of the most conservative states politically in the country and now it's a completely different place. he could win. if enough of these candidates to win, you don't have to imagine what a borderless america will look like, it could be the reality and just the beginning of a new reality. a proposal from zephyr teachout, candidate for attorney general and the state of new york. >> has attorney general i conti

giovanni's point but i -- but this needs to be -- >> it's gianno.trategy is important and i can agree with you on that, we have to have a strategy, it's not a law enforcement argument, i just mentioned were dr. bill winston has been doing, he's a church pastor in chicago. what he's been doing. these are all great elements but we have to have a very comprehensive plan and for me, it is not simply inviting president trump to come to chicago -- >> but when you say that, what you want president trump to do? you know that there's laws -- >> jason: gentlemen, this is a discussion that is so worthy. i mean, this is a place in crisis, the drug war that is going on, the gang war that is going on. anthony makes some good, valid points. i think is actually a reasonable mind on this and is willing to invite the president to come in, if only the mayor and the city leaders would also take a humble pie a little bit. >> the state representative, a democrat, has invited him in, he's been on this show. >> we need some bipartisan solutions. >> jason: gentlemen, thank

a difficult topic and we are very pleased to be joined now by hand of the take from the end giovanni to put all of this into perspective for us on the organization campaigns against f g m in asia africa and the middle east welcome to the program this evening and thank you so much for joining us. how widespread would you say this practice is worldwide because in it's not just isolated to one region or to one continent well i think first of all thank you very much for inviting me here. that's a really interesting question i mean we talk about two hundred million women and girls affected but really. we do estimate that it's a lot more and that is in my case i'm speaking for the organization of wadi which is working in iraq as a big program against in northern iraq but we also started a campaign in two thousand and thirteen about female genital mutilation in asia and the middle east. because no one was talking about it the map you just showed for example is the u.n. map and it still hasn't changed even though by now everybody does acknowledge that it does exist in asia and is quite wides

and katie piper on the front page, mentioning that she wants giovanni.raeli pm who accused him of laying a wreath, in memory of the suspects behind the 1972 munich 0lympics massacre. a study suggests five million britons have at least triple the normal risk of suffering a heart attack because of their genes, according to the times. and the express features an image of the presenter and campaigner, katie piper leaving the bbc breakfast studios yesterday after we revealed she was taking part in this year's strictly. they are also talking about patients having to leave their care. the most read article on the bbc news website this morning is that the liverpool striker mo salah has been referred to the police by his club after he was apparently filmed using a mobile phone while driving. that's a quick look at the front pages. just on the daily mirror, they mention £46 million, we mention £23 million, the differences since pension freedoms came in, but £23 million is how much people were scammed last year. inside the business pages, big story a round the last

want to say his name is giovanni melton,'s father killed him because he suspected he was gay. we now know his name but there are hundreds of other kids both male and female, gender nonconforming, or also trans, will have had their lives taken from them by people fearful for the lives they might lead. that is a problem for us. i do not want to make this overly complicated, i taught kindergarten in new york, this all goes back to what our chairman talked about in terms anlexapro missing, intentional efforts to cut all of the ties that bind our community together. to few of us know what happened to anthony because in -- on top of be in black he is also gay. we do not do the addition will. when almost everybody in this country a set from the privileged mediocre white folks who just have that to hold onto have intersectional not identities. some of us have disabilities, some of them visible, religious affiliations, diversity. some of us also happen to be unapologetic about being black as we also are about same gender loving. but we exist in spaces where people force us to make choi

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raÚl: allÍ estÁn vinccenzo y giovanni. ellos son italianos.alguna de las fotos y voy a elegir esta que estÁ acá. francesca penalo dice muy buenos dÍas. gracias dios por dejarme ver a mi hija crecer logrando todas sus metas. raÚl: miren a esta princesita de verdad y todas su inocencia. quÉ te vaya sÚper bien, princesa, y quÉ dios te bendiga. francisca: por otro lado el fin de semana se presta para que surjan muchas cosas y tenemos un reto que ha surgido en las redes sociales y pone aprueba la flexibilidad de la gente. aunque muchos lo catalogan como algo tonto estÁn presumiendo que ellos pueden hacerlo. este reto se hizo famoso gracias a este futbolista inglÉs. él celebrÓ uno voy haciendo este gesto y ahora esto anda por todos lados. y se han hecho tutoriales para que todo el mundo se una a Él. la hija de eugenio derbez compartiÓ como ella hizo el reto. raÚl: ya aprendÍ y me lo enseÑo curbelo. me voy a poner en la cÁmara uno para que lo puedan ver. es pegar los dedos de esta manera y luego bajar estos tres dedos que estÁn aquÍ y cuando usted lo

but also -- and i know giovanni would love this as he's driving along in his 1978 chrysler van -- butcourse, media streaming and everything else. i think it's good for amazon. we're all using alexa, right? and it's great -- >> i think it's a page out of google's playbook. that's what they did with android, give it away for free. ashley: yes. i think they've been listening to your conversation with your significant other in the passenger seat. is that what's going to happen? ashley: probably. [laughter] stuart: all right, everyone. i'm going to put 12 gop candidates on your screen. these 12 are getting a total of $2.5 million worth of support ahead of the midterms, and the money's coming to them from from heritage action. jessica anderson, the heritage action vice president, is with us now. we've got 12 people on the screen. why did you select those 12? are they considered vulnerable? >> yes. thanks for having me, stu. each of the candidates that you see today represents a unique opportunity for us to come in and support them as the liberal left is dumping a ton of money in their distr