they star in the hgtv series called "bone." they tear down properties only to rebuild them to look better than ever. >> today they're going to teach us how it's done. that's why we're dressed like that. >> we don't have walls because we tear everything down. but. >> electricity, plumbing, gas lines. >> so these are things you might have behind the wall. >> can you tell sometimes in there's something behind it? >> there's a tool you can find it. or you can pound. >> pounding won't tell you where wires are. >> turn the gas off. >> that's a drain pipe for your toilet. if you punch through that, you're going to be real sorry. >> so don't do it. >> if your water is off, it will spurt for a minute and then stop. >> make sure your wall is not supporting anything in your house. >> like what? >> like the floor. >> if your floor joists run this way and your floor runs that way, that's fine. if your floor runs this way and the joists run this way, don't touch it. >> oh, boy. >> so wait a second. once you -- god, this thing is heavy. what

>> reporter: it's the crucial question on hgtv's hit show "love it or list it," giving homeowners thee to love their newly renovated home or list it and move into a new one. >> you did a pretty good job with this one, i have to say. >> reporter: but now this north carolina couple is claiming the show pulled the rug right out from under them when they signed up to turn their rental property into a home for foster teens. >> you're going to love it. >> we're excited. >> reporter: deena murphy and timothy sullivan invested more than $140,000 to turn their home from this into this in a 2015 episode. now they're filing a lawsuit claiming among other things that "love it or list it's" production company and the contractor hired to remodel their home irreparably damaged their floors, painted some of their windows shut and used low quality and inferior products on their renovation. >> that 160 isn't going to go as far as i thought it would. >> reporter: the couple also claims the production company big coat misused over 65,000 of their development and the show's incentive to make decisions tha

a north carolina couple turned to hgtv's love it or list it when they decided to fix up their home. now they are taking the production company to court saying the renovation left a lot to be desired. cbs 2's emily smith shows us why. >> reporter: the hgtv reality show bills itself as a hit tv series that appeals to homeowners in search of a new home to better suit their needs. in each episode, a home is renovated and the owners get to decide if they love it and want to stay or list it for sale. it build up to a big reveal at the end of the show. dina murphy and timothy sullivan signed up hoping to be wowed but they weren't. >> decisions made. >> are you going to love it or list it? >> reporter: but nearly 7 months after their episode aired murphy and sullivan have yet to list it or move back in. they filed a lawsuit against the subcontractor and the canadian company big coat tv that produces the show. the couple claims the renovations were disastrous alleging their $140,000 was essentially used to create a stage set for this television series. >> we took out a substantial of our own

tanya got her start working on mexican soap operas. [ laughter ] next up, you have probably seen the hgtv "tiny house hunters." i don't know why i think you've probably seen it. it's about people who are looking for tiny homes to lisur credits right here. there we go, tiny realtor: brad regan. [ laughter ] turns out brad's the only one who's small enough to get into the tiny houses. and here's a picture of brad. there you go. [ laughter ] next up, the critically acclaimed cbs show, "the good wife." and they definitely couldn't do the show without -- here we go right here -- gavels provided by gary gower's galleria of gavels. [ laughter ] and i'm also happy to say, gary gower's galleria of gavels is now a sponsor of our show as well. gotta get a gavel? gotta get a gary's gavel. go to gary gowers galleria of gavels. you'll have no objections to their prices. order in the store -- [ knocking ] at gary's. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: they give us $7 for that. [ laughter ] next up, the fox documentary series, "cosmos," which explores the vastness of our universe. here's someth

the hgtv reality show, bills itself a hit tv series that apales to homeowners in search of a new home> what they now need from a home. >> reporter: in each episode a home is renovated owners decide they've love it and want to stay or list for it sale. it all build up to a big reveal at the end of the show like dina murphy and timothy sullivan. >> decisions made. >> are you going to love it? or are you going to list it? >> we've decided to -- for frz. >> list it. >> nearly seven months later, murphy and sullivan have yet to list it or move in. they filed a lawsuit against the company big coat tv that produces the show. the couple claims the renovations were disastrous. alleging their $140,000 was essentially used to create a stage set for this a television series. >> this is not like a free makeover. >> no, not at all. >> we took out a substantial loan for this. and you know, put in some of our own money on top of the loan that we took out. >> sullivan and murphy declined to comment on the specific damage reciting the pending lawsuit. their allegations include damaged stained floor boa

fox sports is competing against hgtv and fox news all of those.t a small share, they will be better than they were a few years ago. if you look of the ad spending already through the cycle, we have seen heated contest in places like florida and the share going into local cable versus the broadcast stations has increased compared to 2012. the analyst i talked to expect that to continue throughout the rest of the cycle. carol: don't despair. we will show you how to impress your peers at your next conference. that is ahead on bloomberg businessweek. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm carol massar. contributor sam grobart schooled himself on how to sound like the smartest guy at a conference. >> jargon is employed or deployed to make people sound smarter than they are, to make jobs and tasks sound more important than they are. and do a nice job of alienating a lot of other people so you don't really know what we are doing. carol: you feel left out. >> that is the point. -- what jargon is for. carol: i feel like i need a translator when i go to a conference. you h

if you have been there, you know, this is like the tiny houses we see on hgtv. >> couldn't he rent ahe guy. the stead of live -- instead of plywood. >>> beyonce had a busy week including the white house. >> and delivers news. tommy mcfly is live with the latest. >> hey, good morning. we have been waiting for ever for her new album. and maybe supposed to come. now, another big announcement, her looser line. all right. the line reminds her to keep moving and to keep going. like she did when she went to the park as a kid. you can get it in top shops. now, we're waiting on the album that should be coming out any day now. there is a busy week, here at the white house with an easter egg roll surprising a bunch of people. >>> all right. well it is pretty crazy how karaoke has picked up speed. the carpool karaoke with jennifer lopez is the fastest growing carpool karaoke on- line, beating adele. 60million views in 45 hours. >> j.lo has a bigger on-line following than maybe adele does. >> i thought the adele numbers were out of this world. now, j.lo comes in. >> i don't believe it. wild. >> w

on shows like "flipping san diego" on a&e and "property wars" on discovery and "house hunters" on hgtv. in fact, here is one of those students. >> than, your system and what you teach is amazing. as you know, i was a realtor before becoming an investor, and i went to your seminar, and it all clicked. i started rehabbing properties and using your systems, and my business took off like wildfire. and as you know, the discovery channel started calling me when they found out what i was doing, and now i'm featured on "property wars." going to your seminar was the best decision i ever made. >> curt is a great guy who's become very successful using our three-step system. and what really blows me away is not only how well curt and our thousands of other students are doing financially, but, more importantly, how proud their spouses and families are of what they've done and what they've accomplished and just how happy they are now. >> i have a business that my wife and children are proud of. we're going into neighborhoods and being paid to fix up properties. i'm building a legacy for my wife, my

it airs on hgtv. in each episode, the home is renovated and the owners get to decide whether to love it and stay or they say they have yet to move into another home. >> this is not a free makeover? >> no, not at all. we got a substantial lone for this -- loan for this. and put our own money on top. >> this show, i watch it quite a bit, but have not seen this one. the couple has filed a lawsuit, claiming the contractor did shoddy work. the show said they have done 250 homes without expwsh that the couple's complaints are without issue. >>> congratulations to maury on this one. a woman named seersdy -- searsy. appeared with a son. while the boyfriend did turn out to be the daddy, well, it turns out seriousy bears a striking resemblance to ted cruz. maury actually put this on his facebook page. >> she looks a lot li >> people are like -- >>> the washington capitals. hoping to bust out the brews tonight against the philadelphia flyers. hoping the flyers don't bust out anything on our team. coming up, we'l

perhaps $800 million this cycle which is a lot of money. , fox sports is competing against hgtv and fox. even if they can get a small share of that they will be , better than they were a few years ago where they were not getting much at all. if you look of the ad spending already through the cycle, we have seen heated contest in places like florida and the share going into local cable versus the broadcast stations has increased compared to 2012. and so, the analysts i have talked to expect that to continue throughout the rest of the cycle. carol: next up, burn rate code or ? we will show you how to impress your peers at your next conference. that is ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to bloomberg businessweek, i'm carol massar. contributor sam grobart schooled himself on how to sound like the smartest guy at a conference. here is what he came up with. >> jargon is employed or deployed to make people sound smarter than they actually are make jobs and tasks sound more , important than they are. and do a nice job of alienating a lot of other people so you don't real

after her 160 square foot backyard office was featured on hgtv last year rios has been getting tons ofshipping container rooms. she says these types of additions are really great for everyone. >> we're seeing all kinds of ages, demographics, you know, income levels. it's just -- they're kind of made for everybody. it's been one of the best things that i've done. >> rios says building permit is not needed unless electricity or pluming is added to the addition. prices range from 80 to $300 per square foot. >>> now, take look at this heart stopping rescue above an interstate that is a woman hanging over the roadway feet away from death. how police got her to safety. >>> imagine never sweating aga again. no more tapes, no more smells. the one-time treatment that will let you ditch the deodorant. >> happening right now, eagles first round draft choice carson wentz quarterback now talking to the media. let's get down to the novacare complex and listen in. >> kind of back what i've been doing the last couple of week. obviously, i'll be getting ready for mini camp and everything. get myself re

steve: i'd watch that on hgtv. you can get an idea from it. you can get a good idea. >> reporter: so many places you can weed out with the video. steve: there's ones you know you won't live in. dari: you can buy a place in dubai. >> reporter: amazing. steve: thank you. very interesting. nick, we're mired in -- i went out for coffee at 4:00. it was so windy, so cold. everyone was like ugh. yesterday was very winter. nick: exactly. it's only going downhill tonight. we're talking about showers coming in past the midnight hour. tomorrow looks like a wet day, although it will be a warmer day for once, for one day before it turns chilly, end of the week into the weekend. 48 and 30 today. below average by 10 degrees. 79 and 21 in the records. 6:29 is the sunrise. down 7:26. don't plan on seeing the sun tomorrow. 43 now. humidity has been increasing with a south wind. as you pointed out, it is gusty and the clouds are increasing. we'll see that trend continue as the night goes along and the rain showers come in later. as you look at fox 5 sky guardian

the hgtv reality show bills itself a hit tv series that appeals to homeowners in search. "better suit their needs." in each episode, a home is renovated, and the owners gets to decide if they love it and want to stay or list it for sale. it all builds up to a big reveal like dina murphy and timothy sun valg. >> decision's made -- sullivan -- >> decision's made. >> are you going to love it? >> or are you going to list it? >> well, we've decided to -- >> list it. >> reporter: nearly seven months later, murphy and sullivan have yet to list it or move in. they filed a lawsuit against the contractor and the canadian company big coat tv that produces the show. the couple claims the renovations were disastrous, alleging their $140,000 was essentially used to create a stage set for this television series. this is not like a free makeover. >> no. not at all. we took out a substantial loan for this, and -- put in some of our own money on top of the loan that we took out. >> reporter: sullivan and murphy declined to comment on the specific damage citing the lawsuit. it included dama

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. >> reporter: hgtv's hit show "love it or list it" under fire.eat option. >> reporter: last april, the sullivans welcomed tv cameras and contractors into their home. the premise of the show, to stay in the new, renovated home, or to move into a new one. >> come on in. >> reporter: the show's reveal seemed promising at first. >> the space turned out really well. it's added some nice space to this house. >> reporter: a lawsuit filed by the couple against the show's production company and its contractor tells a different story. they say they were victims of shoddy work and unfair trade practices. they claim the floor of their home was irreparably damaged. they installed low grade industrial carpeting and their windows were painted shut. the couple alleged they gave the production company $140,000 for the renovations, but roughly $85,000 went to the contractor. claiming the production company used the remaining funds for the production of its series. >> are they a production company, making a television show? are they a construction company building

the couple wants the hgtv show to pay for poor quality in their home.had bad reviews. the money out of their pocket only went to create a stage for the show and now they plan to fight back against the allegations. >>> show some class, a hockey announcer at the flyers/caps game, ripping the fans after showing the wrong kind of spirit throwing wristbands on the ice. watch. >> ladies and gentlemen, hold those wrist bracelets in your hands. >> he says hold those wrist bracelets, show some class. this was after a check that led to the fight. the fans wouldn't stop throwing the colorful bracelets and that led to the two minute bench minmy minor on the flyers. >>> let's go out to steve and ainsley. >> thank you very much. >> and brian. >> and brian is having breakfast. it's politics and pancakes in massapequa at a diner. >> hey, brian. >> yes. we're in the beautiful massapequa diner across from the train station. right in the heart of the middle of long island. let's find out what everyone is thinking or voting. the primary matters in new york. larry, what do

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