-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: yeah. -lisa: yeah, i mean -- -giovanni: this is our weakness.monis: the employees need leadership. i've never been 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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just briefly the italian economy, giovanni tria has been talking to parliamentary committee about budget plans he said the budget deficit increase in 2019 will be 22 billion euros. he says he thinks the government thinks it's appropriate to confirm multi-year budget forecasts. he says the government cannot and must not base its forecast on downside risks. we've seen some reaction in italian bonds. we'll leave it there on that subject for now. >>> coming p, a key trump appointee has resigned from her post, and a goldman sachs who previously served in the trump administration is among those linked to the vacant role. >>> and there's another surprising name also in the mix for that job more on that when we come back my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a

washington talks tough on saudi arabia and revokes the views of suspects in the death of journalist giovanni. meanwhile the saudis rulers offer condolences to show she sung despite allegations they ordered the killing and g.w. investigates the dark side of italy's vast food and vegetable industry workers from india are scared to speak out but charities say that middle men are creaming off of their wages and that many pickers are taking drugs to survive the punishing work conditions. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program more than four years into the simmering conflict in eastern ukraine nearly two thousand people have been killed by land mines alone no one knows how many land mines were laid in the chaotic early stages of the fighting today the country sees more casualties from mines than almost anywhere else on earth it's a problem that's expected to get worse as displaced people slowly return to their homes our correspondent nick connelly has been to meet the people behind the efforts to clear those mines. it may look calm now but just a few years ago these fields so intense fighting betw

their teams at the tournament and when the curtains closed most of them journeyed back but peruvian giovanni falcon couldn't get enough of russia and so he's decided to stay. here with. for the people who. challenge for me. both you here means you can't remember where europe meets asia where peru met france back in june with his final id from the tournament falcon is entitle to stay in russia until the thirty first of december after that he'll need a russian work permit and for that he needs a job but if all goes to plan the newest peruvian in town is planning to make himself a permanent part of the world cup's local legacy. now before i let you go was some workers in london were in for a bit of a surprise on thursday when they glimpsed a man scaling the walls outside their offices one of the tallest buildings in london the whole data climbed to the top of the two hundred thirty meter high skyscraper using get this just chalk and muscle power when you reach the top the climber known as the french spiderman was promptly arrested by police for creating a public nuisance. yeah that does look ve

giovanni deported after a traffic violation. both are going back. >> my both in california say giovanni when you come back, i need it in my company, and i say maybe, 30 or 35 days, maybe. reporter: most of the caravan like armando never lived in the u.s. . >> we are a big family, my children are young and we're looking for the american dream. reporter: right now we're in southern mexico, literally 2,000 miles to the border at san diego or 1,000 miles to mcallen, texas. some will walk, hitchhike, catching a ride in the back of a pickup truck or flatbed or pay about $1.50 or $2 a person and hopscotch town to town, sleeping each night, walking a little bit, all the way through mexico to the u.s. border. there's a train they can catch not far from here but dangerous. the farther we go north, the caravan will likely splinter, some go towards the east but the majority go west at tijuana, that is where some will cross illegally, others ask for asylum. >> are you worried at all about not being allowed in? >> yes, a lot, because it is a

pero hay optimismo en california, asÍ nos dice giovanni hernÁndez. >> abrimos un aumento de mÁs de 800.000 el voto, nosotros tenemos un asiento en la mesa, y decidimos para nosotros en vez de dejar que otros decidan para nosotros. y ya vence el plazo para inscribirse en las votaciones. pueden visitar nuestra pÁgina web. ♪ ramÓn: ese fue un reporte de mili delgado. se espera que el pregalÓn de california, de la gasolina, llegue a los cuatro dÓlares, eso se debe gran parte a la tensiÓn que existe entre el presidente donald trump y el rÉgimen iranÍ. considerarÁn una iniciativa en las elecciones de noviembre que pretende eliminar el impuesto estatal por galÓn de combustible. vamos a ver que pasa. un grupo de estudiantes fueron seleccionados por la masa para que la agencia llevarÁ a cabo el experimento hasta el espacio. roberto ruiz tiene la historia. >> para estas jovencitas no existe un lÍmite. lograron que su experimento de micro gravedad fuera analizado en la nasa. >> nunca se puede olvidar. estamos bien orgullosos. >> marÍa forma parte del grupo que no solamente enorgullece al valle y su e

pierre moscovici said he wanted dialogue he met with giovanni tria who works behind me. late saturday night we had a cabinet meeting where the head -- the lead members of the italian government got together, they said we're happy with this draft budget plan, we're now going to pass it to our own parliament in rome to have it looked at in more detail eventually hopefully passed by the end of this year out of that meeting we got some conciliatory language from luigi dimaio saying he wants continued dialogue with the european union. from him and giovanni tria yesterday we heard that the italians want to remain part of the european union and part of the eurozone that was a big theme did some of these coalition parties that now exist in government want to see italy leave the eurozone some of their chief economic advisors indicated that was a potential option down the road yesterday the economy tria sends a letter to the european commission saying, look, we understand you have concerns about these numbers. we acknowledge some of these are outside the growth and stability pact

peruvian giovanni could not get enough of russia and has decided to stay. >> we come here, we finally found a very friendly people. they say why not come back? i say, ok, i just had to come back here. >> here is where europe meets asia, where peru met franance bk in june. with his fan id from the tournament, he is entitled to stay until the 31st of december. after that, he will need a work permit and for that he needs a job. if all goes to plan, the newest peruvian in town is planning to make consult a permanent part of the world cup's local legacy. laila: in motorsport, the spanish rally is underway and things got shaky for the championship leader in the early stages. this rally is the only mixed surface in event of this season, meaning part asphalt and part gravel. he crashed while turning a corner a bit too fast, weaving his vehicle resting on its roof. think the lake, the belgian and his co-driver walked away from the wreckage unscathed. his closest rival of france posted the fastest time of the day. rescue crews in northwest china received an unusual call for help. workers at a h

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their teams at the tournament and when the curtains closed most of them journeyed back but peruvian giovanni falcon couldn't get enough of russia and so he's decided to stay. there we go here we. are the people who they say one. thing this child is for me. both you here means you can't remember where europe meets asia where peru met france back in june with his final id from the tournament falcon is in total to stay in russia until the thirty first of december after that he'll need a russian work permit and for that he needs a job but if all goes to plan the newest peruvian in town is planning to make himself a permanent part of the world cup's local liquor city. are now in motor sport the spanish rally is under way and things got shaky for championship leader. in the early stages of the event this rally is the only mixed surface event of the season meaning part asphalt and part gravel and villa crashed while turning a corner a bit too fast leaving his vehicle resting on its roof thankfully the belgian and his co-driver walked away from the wreckage unscathed feels their closest rival sebast

gustavo dominguez was reported -- was deported giovanni was deported after a traffic violation and both are going back. >> he speak with me and he is saying when you come back. and i say may be 30 or 35 days may be. most of the caravan ever lived in the us. we are big family my children are young we are looking for th american dream. right now we're in southern mexico but 2,000 miles to the border at cnet the 1,000 miles to texas. some will walk in the hitchhike with ak catching a ride in the back of a pickup truck with a backup of thought that the plac about $2 per person they get on of the tax event and a hopscotc town to town sleeping each nigh walking a little bit all the wa through mexico to the us border there's a train they can catch not far from here but it's dangerous the father we go nort it will likely splinter in some local towards these but the majority we are told local west to tijuana and that's where som will cross illegally and others like this him it will ask for asylum. >> are you worried about not being allowed in yes, a lot because it is a long way with the children

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. >> he was flanked by the two deputy prime ministers, luigi dimaio and mateo salvini and giovanni tria was also in that meeting. mr. salvini also positive about the government's prospects because of this government being passed >> translator: i'm extremely happen pichlt we're ke happ happy. we're keeping our promises we're not raising taxes of any kind for 2019. >> the measure also have an impact on the government's spending plans and revenue take from taxes any changes include freezing of the taxes, also the universal income is a sizable chunk of the differences in terms of spending plans. i had a chance to try to walk through some of these details in terms of what it may mean, it was said in terms of the economic growth forecast, those are possible but they are taking a bet on their plans to get people spending money through the basic income, and in terms of the assessment they made of borrowing costs in the future, that's where he thinks they'll have difficulties. he used the word optical illusion to describe them. if we see the spreads staying as wide as they have been, it will be

giovanni got deported after a traffic violation. are going back. >> why do you come back to i need it. i say maybe. >> most of the caravan never lived in the us. >> we are a big family. my children are young and we are looking for the american dream. >> we are in southern mexico, 2000 miles from the border, some will walk, they will hitchhike when they can catching rides on a pickup truck or flatbed or do this, pay $1.50 to $2 a person and get one of these taxi vans and hopscotch town to town, sleep each night, walking a little bit, all the way through mexico to the us border. there's a train they can catch not far from here but it is dangerous so the farther we go north the caravan will likely splinter, some towards the east but the majority will go west to tijuana and that is where some will cross illegally, others will ask for asylum. >> are you worried at all about not being allowed in? >> translator: yes, a lot. a long way with the children for nothing. >> it is 62 miles away and home to a freight train called the beast. many m

giovanni tria has insisted rome's budget does not threaten europe >> we need to be clear on what thists. it represents a possibility to explain further and in more detail that what italy intends to do is not a threat to the eurozone or the stability of european partners. if italy grows, europe as a whole gains stability and it can profit from it from the italian point of view this doesn't mean a disrespect of the treaties, nor are we to leave a room empty in the european house we italians also built this house. there is no way we want to leave it >> someone who is here to explain why this is a difficult job is the head of european fixed income, david zahn what did you think of mario draghi's comments? >> he said we will continue ending qe, start raising rates, albeit far out that's the mantra they've been on for a while the change in data that's been softer, that doesn't change that that's within the scope. the comments on italy, they are a regulator for big banks. it's appropriate they talk about that this will hit capital and banks. i don't think it will hit it that much. i think it

giovanni got deported after a traffic violation and both are going back. >> my boss in california said i'm needed with my company. i say maybe 30 or 35 days. >> most on the care caravan have never lived in the u.s.. >> we are a big family. my children are young and we are looking for the american dream. >> right now we are in southern mexico literally 2000 miles from the port of san diego and 1000 miles from mcallen texas. some will walk and some will hitchhike when they can. or they will pay $2 a person to get on one of these tax events and literally hopscotch from town to town sleeping each night walking a little bit all the way to mexico to the u.s. border. there's a. they can catch not far from here but it's dangerous. the farther we go north the more the caravan will splinter. the majority we are told will go west to tijuana and that's where some will cross illegally and others like this family will ask for asylum. are you worried at all about not eating allowed in, a lot because it's a long way with the children. >> a tone 62 miles away is home to the train we talked about the go

. >> do you think there's anyone, whether it's giuseppe conte, goo van giovanni tria, that the more theyse comments at variance with one another, the more markets get concerned and the more expensive it gets for the italian state to borrow money? is there anyone that explain that to these men? >> i think they are slowly getting the message, but it only also shows us the level of organization that this government has when it comes to economic policies. >> we're seeing the markets, the bond market in italy driven very, very quickly by comments coming from politicians. in your view, from an investor perspective, who should people listen to and who should they tune out when it comes to these comments >> people should look, i think, at what the actual documents are. there is a lot of -- seems to be in permanent electoral campaign mode elections are coming up. the coalition could great because of the two main parties are not aligned. i would -- my advice to investors is to look at the details of the documents once they land. it's one thing declaring an announcement, it's another thing to have

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from a construction job in south carolina, giovanni vargas was deported after a traffic violation, bothre going back pay >> in california, he spoke with me and said, where i don't you come back up? i needed in my company. and i said, maybe 35 days, may be. >> most of the caravan never lived in the u.s. >> we are a big family, my children are young, and we are looking for the american dream. >> so right now we are in southern mexico, literally 2,00n san diego, or 1,000 miles to mcallen, texas, someone walked, they will hitchhike when they can, catching a ride in a back of a pickup truck, or they will do this, pay about $1.50 or $2 a person and getting a taxi van and hopscotch town to town, sleeping each night, walking a little bit, all the way through mexico to the u.s. border. there is a train they can catch not far from here, but it is dangerous. so the further we go north, the caravan will likely splinter, some will go towards the east, but the majority will go west to tijuana, and that's where someone cross illegally, others like this family will ask for asylum. are you worried at al

celebra su cumpleaÑos junto a giovanni medina, quÉ habrÁ reconciliaciÓn? >>> ya volvieron? a pedazo. y pues es una forma del arte bien, un poquito diferente, raro bien dulce, pero nos toma horas para hacer estas cosas. >>> bueno y yo no podÍa irme de este museo del caramelos sin saber lo que se siente tirarte en una piscina llena del marshmallow ahora regreso con ustedes y me voy para la piscina. >>> y lo hizo. >>> yo quiero tambiÉn. >>> me encanta el marshmallow. >>> yo fui al museo de helado y me tirÉ en una piscina junto a alaia es divertido. >>> quÉ rico eso. >>> y estos son duros. >>> los marshmallow son blanldz. >>> pero los hemoados se derriten tambiÉn. >>> pero bueno. >>> candy to pÍa, vamos con paulina para hablar de tratado de libre comercio donde canadÁ se uniÓ a estados unidos y mÉxico. >>> asÍ es, y estÁn todos muy felices por lo que han expresado los presidentes de los tres paÍses. >>> buenos dÍas a todos. la informaciÓn del lunes estÁ aquÍ. >>> como bien se lo los gobiernos de estados unidos, mÉxico y canadÁ estan contentociÓn por el tratado de libre comercio

davis economist giovanni peri. >> all the recent esmates show that in net immigrants are a surplus, a plus for the u.s. >> reporter: meaning what? >> meaning that they pay more taxes into the system than they receive in terms of publice spending, welfd benefits. >> reporter: of course, the more educated and highly skilled the immigrant, like professor peri himself. >> i am italian from italy. >> reporter: the larger the fiscal surplus. ann immigrants can be a drai state and local budgets, primarily due to the cost of educating their kids. but when it comes to federal budgeting, immigrants, both legal and undocumented, compare favorably to similar native-born americans, because they're less likely to be eligible for benefits, and more likely to work. >> so if they are low educated,m grants work at rate of 70, 75% versus low educated natives who work at rate of 50, 55%. but also there is a little bit of a stigma in applying for, fo welfare becausthey have come here to work to support thr families. >> reporter: and if immigrants were reluctant to apply for benefits before the hange, they

coming up, giovanni tree a have the top task of selling the budget to use it euro area counterparts whenmeet to gay in luxembourg -- meet today in luxembourg. can he study the markets? that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is the european open. let's check in on the equity markets. interesting things to highlight. the ftse up .4% on friday. we saw a telling chairs take a beating, dropping the most in two years. -- we saw a telling chairs take sharesng, -- italian take a beating. u.k. equities off .2%. spain is trading flat but the focus on italy and if you want to see intense red on the stock we are seeing a rebound on the ftse and that takes us to our next topic. birmingham.re in we need to talk about the telling politics because the finance minister says they must sell budgets this week while the 2019 spending plan is not on the euro group agenda today. they comes after the government's deficit target of 2.4% alarmed investors and put a telling investors under pressure friday. us.en is still with let's talk about where btp's have traded as a result of the news we got last week from

historical goods the obscene destruction and to wipe out memory and knowledge and start anew according to giovanni at the conference in berlin such actions also serve to terrorize. people not only reacted because of course of the shocking images of this destructions that were shown on every t.v. network it became also very clear there was a strong connection between the destruction of cultural heritage and the security of the effect of the communities. after such destruction many were relieved to see plans made for the areas restoration but the rebuilding of palmira can also be used as a weapon one of the things that we've seen today is the. cultural views by different entities today's political. politicize ation awareness and protection just some of the many issues on the table at the conference in berlin cultural heritage in crisis looking at how we can best hold on to and continue to learn from the past. of course and upon the years of a dramatic example of cultural heritage but this is this is much more broader aspect of the preservation of cultural heritage is that it has told me i'm returnin

in a letter to the commission, economy minister giovanni tria said the government had to take "hard butving us his take. it is unlikely this budget plan might boost the economy and in fact this budget plan entails higher spending especially for poor people but it is unclear if any of these reforms will increase it adding growth. the italian economy is suffering from inactivity and at least 10—15 years, nothing in this budget plan is trying to address this problem. on top of this the economy is going down so we are in a more negative scenario and so i think the outlook for italy for growth is definitely negative. one of the world's biggest tobacco firms, philip morris, has been accused of "staggering hypocrisy" over its new uk advert urging smokers to quit. the tobacco giant says its aim is to ultimately stop selling cigarettes. but some suggest it's simply trying to promote its smoking alternatives, such as heated tobacco. sarahjakes is the chair of new nicotine alliance. what we are seeing is smoke accepting these alternatives and taking up the opportunity to reduce the harm by doing a

historical goods the obscene destruction and to wipe out memory and knowledge and start anew according to giovanni the conference in berlin such actions also serve to terrorize. people not only reacted because of course of the shocking images of business structures that were shown on every t.v. monitor. it became also very clear there was a strong connection between the destruction of cultural heritage and the security of the affected communities. after such destruction many were relieved to see plans made for the areas restoration but the rebuilding of palmira can also be used as a weapon one of the things that we've seen with the syria tell that to the titular is the politicisation cultural genocide use by different entities to advance political deals politicize ation awareness and protection just some of the many issues on the table at the conference in berlin cultural heritage in crisis looking at how we can best hold on to and continue to learn from the past. although of course there is a very dramatic and hard breaking example of a devastating example of how our cultural heritage has been de

finance minister, giovanni tria, theed for an acceptance in deficit, but found little backing from hisrs. the head of the lower house budget committee says the euro is not sufficient to solve italy's problems. let's get more from the lawmaker. joining us now is claudio bo rgi. thank you so much for giving us a little bit of your time. talk to us about market reaction. are you concerned about market reaction today and future market reaction to spending plans? claudio: well, it is quite funny because our spending plan does reflect compared to the standard budget in the past years. italy is in the last line of gdp growth in the whole world, so it means there is a lot of potential for the italian economy, if only it is possible to push a little bit, the growth, with a little bit of incentive from the government. if the european commission thinks that the italian economy would be better off keeping the deficit at 0.8%, raising the taxes, because that was the plan, well, i don't think so. i simply think that if there is a struggling economy and you keep on raising taxes, the outcome is going