i'm j.j. ramberg. subscription businesses are hot. whether it's zip car or netflix, consumer who is are short on time and interested in hassell free shopping are fueling the growth of a subscription business revolution. is this just a trend or here to stay? we take a closer look at the growth of subscription commerce and look at how a subscriber can be more valuable than a customer. it's called unboxing. and the excitement associated with this moment when you open a subscription box is captured again and again online. >> the cool thing about the box, it grows with your child. >> every month is a delightful experience. >> from birch box to stitch fix and dollar shave club the subscription box model, which seems like a trend is still growing strong. >> it's been an explosion of subscription box service that is can be a smart way to sample stuff you love without breaking the bank. >> subscription services are nothing new. most of them don't involve a box or arriving on your doorstep every month. think about your magazine subscription and

i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your small business grow. so many of us start out of companies because we love the thing we want to sell. whether that's a product or a service. and then we start our companies and realize that so little of our time is actually spent on that thing. we're too busy handling payments and accounting and doing all of the administrative work. sound familiar? that was the case for one new york native who decided to start a hip-hop bus tour while her heart was with creating the trips that riders would love she found herself stuck handling all the day-to-day tanks that were no fun for her so she enlisted help and hasn't looked back since. >> reporter: b boys, graffitiat the front of the bus. >> thank you, thank you. good morning. >> the vision hip-hop celebrated in new york the way nashville celebrates country music. >> reporter: debra harris grew up in the bronx loving hip-hop. poed the other than of a company which takes p

. >>> hi evan, i'm j.j. ramburg and welcome to "your business." have you ever met someone that leaves with you an unforgettable first impression? that's the way we found about janet goodman. we met her at an entrepreneurial conference in 2014 where she was seeking advice for her startup. her product was a purse with special pockets designed to help a person with chronic disease carry all the medical supplies. janet who was at retirement age, was hitting road blocks. we decided to give her a helping hand with a "your business" makeover to see if we could get her small business headed in the right direction. meet janet goodman, she's 66 years old and winding down being a psychologist in ohio. her second act as an entrepreneur is an unexpected road the day she woke up with blurring vision and unquenchable thirst. >> i've always eaten well, i work out, i'm not overweight and it hit me out of the clear blue. it's like where did this come from? >> reporter: at age 61 janet was diagnosed with type i diabetes, which requires constant blood sugar monitorin

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>>> hi, everyone, i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business." today is a very exciting day for us and a real milestone for all of us here at "your business." today we kick off our tenth season of being on the air and providing advice and inspiration to small business owners. one of the more interesting thing we've been doing for the past nine years is going around the country to visit america's main streets to find out about the challenges small business owners are facing and how they're meeting them. this week we examined what it's like to do business in a border town, specifically the community of nogales, arizona. many of the entrepreneurs we met there are bilingual and multicultural, but they've also had to contend with border issues that affect the way they do business. nogales, arizona is in many ways a classic american small town. early mornings here are sleepy and quiet. >> the backbone of this town is we are a very small, friendly town. >> everybody comes in here, we all say hi to each other. >> my grandparents came to this town in 1984

i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business." the show dedicated to helping your small christmas grow. when you think of christmas, do a water park, ice cream stand and roller coaster come to mind? i'm guessing into the, unless you're spending time in the white mountains of new hampshire, where you'll find a small family-owned amusement park with a holiday theme that attracts guests from may to december. after more than 60 years in business, the holiday is still a draw for customers but it's the annual reinvention that keeps staff and guests spreading good cheer. >> people love christmas. >> don't even brother asking the date at santa's village. here it's always december 25th. >> if you give joy you get it back and our santa's helpers know that. >> and customers are more than happy to join the celebration. >> most everybody is in the christmas spirit when they're here, whether it's in june, july, august, or the first of december before christmas. >> this jefferson, new hampshire, amusement park is a community staple. >> it's the

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would be played by -- this person. [ laughter ] and j.j., j.j. would be woody from toy story, right? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] just look woody, kaitlyn tossed him into an old box of junk tonight. nbc today bid a not so fond farewell to our future president donald trump. nbc released a statement that said because of derogatory statements trump made about immigrants last week they're cutting ties with their now former reality show star. instead of cutting ties i wish they could cut his hair. i mean, that's really -- [ cheers and applause ] [ drum roll ] >> no one does the delayed rim shot better than jonathan. nbc is saying, they say they will not carry trump's miss usa or miss universe pageants on their air because what he said about mexicans. not, they want to make this very clear, not because these pageants treat women like cattle at the state fair. it was the mexicans thing that upset them. [ laughter ] on sunday, trump sat down with jake tapper of cnn to weigh in on a variety of subjects. most notably his unusual plan to cripple isi

the fact that j.j. abrams is helming this one.ncredible franchise, incredible producer/director, it's going to be off the charts, and i thought it was a summer movie until i looked again and realized it's opening december 18th. deirdre: christmas bonanza holiday bonanza. >> summer-style promotion six months ahead of time. deirdre: the phantom menace a worldwide total of one billion dollars in revenue. >> the best one. right after that one, everyone is like what happened here? two and three came out. this is going to be a really good reboot with j.j. abrams directing it, it's going to make a big difference. he did wonders with "star trek." you can't cross-reference the two. everyone is saying it, yes, we're definitely seeing it. the pictures are amazing. >> your friends are all nerds, they're going to get on first day. >> no, no, they're entrepreneurs. >> exactly. deirdre: i'm not so sure about that. justin and scott. deirdre: thank you, both for the time and for the insight. when we come back, china chines taking to social media t

j.j.us now, a campaign at the partner campaign group. he usually works with democrats. >> before we begin, let's take a look at some of christ auie's performance last night. this is an exchange he had with rand paul over the bulk collection of phone records by the nsa. >> that's a completely ridiculous answer. i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from other people. how are you supposed to know? listen, senator, when you're sitting in a subcommittee blowing hot air about this, you can say things like that. when you're responsible for protecting the lives of the american people, then what you need to do is to make sure that -- >> here's the problem. >> boy, there were a lot of fireworks last night. we knew there would be. that exchange we just saw really highlighted the difference between how the two would lead and govern and their understanding of the constitution. j.j., is that the kind of moment that will help christie? >> sure it will. as you pointed out, he st

j.j. and dan, we appreciate it. the dow at session lows once again. the buyers tried to come in, maybe some bids in the market thachlt ear not there now. seeing the down down 390 points. we are headed for our worse week for the dow in four years exactly, since 2011, it has not been this bad. we are seeing a number of big name companies melissa in bear market territory. to be clear, if you missed the top of the show, i want to highlight what a global route this is. china, russia, greece, saudi arabia, brazil, nigeria, turkey and kenya all in bear markets. >> negative for the year on the s&p 500. we quickly gave up that 2,000 level that the s&p was so fiercely trying to hold on to. now at session lows on that index, 1988 is the last trade there. the nasdaq also matching that, session lows as well. we're taking a look at a level of 4755 with apple at its session lows as well. much more on this market selloff right after the break. stay tuned. thank you. uh, next. watch me make your interest rate... disappear. there's gotta be a better way to find the rig

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and then with 17 to go, j.j. going to spin out. finished portland out of 43 cars. matt kenseth dominated from start to finish, leading 146 of the 200 laps. led 147 laps in the first 22 races this season. this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. giant searchers may have found a plane missing in indonesia. the airline involved is banned in certain parts of the world. then at 11:00, we're following breaking news out of los angeles county where a wildfire has destroyed six structures. >>> the world's most dangerous group took over the box office this weekend. obliterating studio expectations. "straight outta compton" is the biopick about southern kaz's most famous rappers, nwa. it was estimated to bring in $20 million. instead it earned $56 million. the most ever for an r-rated movie in august. "mission impossible: rogue nation" came in second with 17 million. the "man from u.n.c.l.e.," a remake of the '60s spy series, debuted at 13 million. "fantastic four" and "the gift" rounded out the top five. thank you for watching. see you at account and 11:00. >>>

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i am sure that the top successful people in hollywood like j.j.ams and chuck lorre are not saying, my shows are making the world a better place by making people laugh. you just want to make good stuff. it is a different culture. they just have more money up here. that is all. emily: a lot. mike: they do not flash wealth in silicon valley the way they do in hollywood. or at least the way it used to be. alec: it is an interesting code. you cannot drive a car because it is pompous but you can fly 50 friends to france and have a million-dollar party. emily: or burning man, right. your movie, "idiocracy," portrays a world in which people are getting stupider. everything is so easy, and they are lazy. we do not have to drive today thanks to uber, we do not have to cook. groceries are delivered by amazon. are we on a path to a real-world idiocracy? mike: yes, probably so. [laughter] mike: i don't know. that -- i would not take that movie too seriously. that is just exaggerating things the way they are. i mean, maybe it is making the world a better place.

stealing a possible double from j.j. hardy. game tied gives up the winning walkoff home run. the o's finally beat the nets first time since 2009. final 5-4. >>> when mark teixeira went down with a shin injury, figured the mets offense would also take a big hit. but who thought it could help them tackle the twinkies this afternoon? come on down, rookie first baseman was flying high against the twins. his heroics began in the 4th when he blasted a two-run homer. into the 6th with the yankees trailing 3-2. byrd is the word. his second two-run homer and that was the difference in a 4- 3 victory. a three-game sweep of minnesota. yankees now two games up on toronto. >> it was a good day. like i said, we are just trying to win games here. anything i can do to help, that's all i'm trying to do. so, nothing more, nothing less. >> we have news from the local football training camps. the jets officially signing journeyman quarterback. eli manning was playing defense. the giants quarterback in the final year of his contract strongly denying reports that he told the giants he wanted to be

he saw holmes trying to breathe, j.j. motionless, blood-soaked. nearby he spotted the woman on the ground. she was attempting to crawl. she was riddled with bullets. on the other side of the bridge he made his way near ronald madison, slumped over, the back of his white shirt turned red. he was pretty much on his butt slumped over. madison was dead. instantly, the images the officer took in didn't add up. when he stepped onto the street, mcgee was careful to check for bullet holes in the truck but found none. wall atop the bridge, sow dozens of shell casings but recognized all as coming from police weapons. it didn't make sense. he began scouring every inch of the bridge, desperate to find evidence that the victims had fired first or carried weapons themselves. he kept scouring the bridge from one end to the other and then began walking down the grassy area under the danziger bridge. nothing. he passed by another officer and shared his findings. good thing you're not working for a lawyer, the cop told him. when he got back into the bus and drove a

. >> j.j. you have always been such a great supporter and champion of small businesses, you're grateful you help us amplify this voice. >> thank you so much. >>> the first african-american woman to own a billion dollar business, and she spent 40 years helping others find work. janice bryant could fill a book with all of her entrepreneur advice. >> make sure you're prepared. two understand what the goal is. three understand what that all of those around you, particularly your family, are part of the success. and four, always always find a moment for gratitude. >> four principals that jan nice has been following since starting act 1. it is a multibillion business that has offices in 75 cities and works on a global scale. >> i never imagined this, i always imagined success though. >> how has the company grown in the last 30 years? >> you see the evolution in technology. you see the transparency that the world offers, but the fundamental things that we built the business from have stayed the same.

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. >> abc wanted fonzi's "eh" to compete directly with jimmy "j.j."ker's "dynomite." >> eh. >> catch phrases were big. >> sit on out howard. >> sit on it howard. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? you know what they say? >> sit on it, arnold. >> that's what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she is mine. this is shirley feeney. she is yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when laverne and shirley made a guest appearance. the cameraman said look at the two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that goes between ab c's "happy days" or "laverne & shirley." >> laverne & shirley was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the top number one

dreamworks executive steve spielberg and jeffrey catsen berg, as well as big gifts from george soros and j.jper-pacs have fundamentally changed the game. they have to spend a huge amount of their time not just courting voters, but courting billionaires. >> the big question -- what will the rich guys and gals giving these huge sums expect from the candidate who wins? >>> that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i'm turnic it over to brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room." i'm jake tapper. \s >>> they find isis is as strong as ever, suggesting little progress against the terror group, even as the president authorized new air strikes that may draw the u.s. deeper into a conflict. >>> search expands as investigators try to find the search for a plane wing, searchers are looking for other debris that may have washed ashore. we'll take you aboard one of search boats. >>> airliners at risk after close calls, homeland security warnings that

. >> reporter: director j.j. abrams expressing his excitement about the project. and the newest leading actress, lupita nyong'o in awe of it all. >> to be a part of this that has been a part of popular culture for over 30 years. >> reporter: also announced, star wars episode nine, that's sweet payback for disney. his jurassic park outearned the avengers this summer. >> "star wars" movie is probably going to be huge. >> thank you, chris. >> good prediction. >> good use of prognostication. >> but i think -- >> we speculate it's going to be a good prognostication. how about that? >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- meet and greet, what a feat. we also like to rhyme here. football players with different handshakes for each of his teammates. up ahead with "pop news." >> "pop news" is already coming up. >> man, i can't wait. you went to school to learn now. things you never, never knew before. like "i" before "e", except after "c". why two plus two makes four. now, now, now, now. all you gotta do is repeat after me. say... a-b-c, it's easy as 1-2-3. as simple as,

. >> and kicking off in philadelphia hundred dollars turning up today in front of j.j. harry, jennifer lopez, and keith. promising with a spectacular 15th and final season. >> this is big, this is really big. the excitement is at a all-time high because this is the farewell season, so i think people are really going to come out. >> it's like the first day of school. that's what it feels like. i guess there's a sense of, like, oh, wow. will we ever do this again? is this really the last season? >> auditions continue tomorrow in philadelphia. >> they're drugs to help you focus, and they're literally totally legal. the rise of smart drugs in the workplace and why the overall picture of their safety is still incomplete. >> plus lots of us hate having to workout. how some celebrities are using grandma, your biscuits oh, these are from dunkin'. granny! i have a life, you know. [ ringtone plays ] oh. that's for me. oh! chicken biscuit sandwich -- tender breaded chicken on a southern-style biscuit. grab one for $2.99 today. america runs on dunkin'. i don't want to live with the

. >> i'm joined by j.j. ren berg, about to kick off the tenth season.hanks for being with me. >> it's great to see you. it was really interesting and sad in some ways. there were a lot of great things but in part of the piece you just saw, these companies, while physically in the u.s. were economically in mexico. when your potential customer base drops by more than half, it's really scary and hard for these small businesses. >> and what is that drop more than half due to? >> if you're a small business, suddenly you don't have customers. it was interesting at bracker's, it's a department store but also at the checkout they had brochures for the century pass, get their customers coming from mexico to sign up for this, a fast pass to get across the border. and that was one example of someone who's having a hard time and struggling and trying to figure things out. we also really optimistically spoke to some companies who have changed their business model because of the tightened borders. >> we've got different customer base now. i think that's what's really

. >>> joining us is j.j. canhan.ou see oil stocks moving higher. >> it's amazing because our clients did this. they bought oil for two reasons. number one, they've been so beaten down, synthetically buying the yields. it's a great way to play two things at the same time. and although the fed has talked about raising rates ad nauseam and you guys talk about it every day, overall they haven't done it yet. so people are still searching for yield. >> interestingly utilities are the only skeshector in the red t now. energy, also material and industrials in the lead today. those are other sectors that have been beaten up. are your clients looking for value there, too, or is this just a bounce? >> one of the other particularly popular stocks that was beaten up last month, apple. this is the number one held stock at ameritrade. and when you get a stock like apple beaten up, people will step in to buy it because it's very popular. they understand the product. i think one of the other stocks that was really interesting that wa

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star wars j.j.e imax cameras and it's relevant because this weekend "mission impossible 5" opened and we've been integrating in the marketing and the distribution for months. so i sat in on a dinner with tom cruise and had to integrate things. we turned the vienna opera house into an imax theater and showed it -- that was the world premiere there where tom talked all about the value of imax and this weekend in the u.s. we did over 15% of the u.s. box office so we are part of an ecosystem with filmmakers and with stars, with studios and that's the glue that makes imax special for audiencees. >> i'm glad you brought that background because i'm going to show you a chart that indicates that some people some hedge funds, perhaps, are trading your stock as if it's just a proxy of shanghai and maybe we can just show it trades almost one for one and is that a correct impression of the company? >> well, not at all really. first of all the ipo that we're doing of our china business is on the hong kong exchang

million each from dream works executive, steven spielberg and jeffrey katzenberg and george soros and j.j his wife. >> super pacs changed the game for 2016 presidential candidates. they have to spend a huge amount of their time courting voters and billionaires. >> reporter: the big question for all right donors what will the rich guys and gals giving the huge sums expect from the candidate who wins? >> that is the question. jake tapper joins us. along with cnn correspondent. jake the fact that about 130 families have provided half the money raised by republican candidates so far, pretty incredible how so few people control the majority of campaign spending? >> it is incredible. i think two out of three dollars raised so far going to these super pacs. there is no limits. so i think people saw the lesson of 2012 where -- some of the candidates like newt gingrich and rick santorum they had sugar daddies who could keep their campaigns going after regular contributors were giving money to campaigns. and now everybody wants a piece of the action. >> mraez tellplease tell me the candidates actua

o's j.j. hardy sent a bunt and watch the tiger pitcher danny norris leap and stretch to get the glove out. hey that's pretty impressive. a terrific catch from the pitcher. and better yet, the tigers went on to beat the o's thanks in part to your play of the day. 6-1 was the final. >>> time now 6:25. thousands of homes and businesses at risk across three northern california counties. we'll have an update on the efforts to contain the rocky fire. >> reporter: and i'm lisa chan live in oakland where police are investigating an officer- involved shooting. about 30 shots were exchanged between police and the suspect. we'll have that story hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. wrong! we love yoga and sunshine and stuff. well foster farm's chicken has no added hormones. well i wish you didn't have any added negativity! ha! high five! yeah! he's not going far. they're local. introducing fresh and na

next film by unveiling the mast character, the cover story goes in depth as the director of the film, j.jthe film will be released december 18th and you don't have to wait that long for the pga champion joy. the first round the of is today with werey or what participating despite an injured foot. we will talk about the game and the big championship with fox sports's holly saunders later in the program. we begin with politics, wall street journal reporting vice president joe biden will use his south carolina vacation to seek advice from friends and family about entering the race to the white house. some democrats have been pressuring him for a decision in an effort to get the party another option in the face of spiraling hillary clinton scandals. the most notable scandals, the use of a personal e-mail server while she was sitting secretary of state. we now know the top-secret material was communicated and the fbi has taken possession of the personal e-mail server. today the washington post is reporting an attorney for the river network says the server is completely blank and no longer cont

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. >> reporter: director j.j. abrams expressing his excitement about the project and the new leading lady, oscar winner lupita nyong 'o. >> i felt so honored to be part of this thing that has been part of popular culture for over 30 years. >> reporter: chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >>> people are really excited. >> yeah. dan harris was geeking out yesterday morning about it. >> about star wars? check this out. insomnia wars. i love that. >> a great look for both of us. >> admittedly we need to check the movie out again. that whole series. it's pretty good though. if you have it, spoiler alert. we'll see you later. [001:27:54;00]

. >> reporter: director j.j.ect. >> i can't wait for you to see the film. >> reporter: and the newest leading lady, oscar winner lupita nyong'o, slated to play an alien space pilot in awe of it all. >> i just felt so honored to be a part of it, you know, to be a part of this thing that's been a part of popular culture for over 30 years. >> reporter: chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> people are really excited. >> yeah! >> dan harris was geeking out yesterday morning about it. >> about "star wars"? >> oh, yeah. >> we were talking about how we just had -- check this out, "insomnia wars." i love that. >> this is a great look for both of us. like the robe. >> admittedly, we need to check the movie out again. i love that whole series. it's pretty good, though, if you have it. spoiler alert. see you later. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning -- fighting the fires. fast-moving flames burning thousands of arks in several states