i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business."t is hard not to notice how rapidly the health and wellness industry is growing. people everywhere are investing in improving their mind, body and souls. meditation is becoming big. he's quickly turned his guided meditation app into a thriving business. but he hasn't done this alone. strategic brand partnerships have helped take inscape to the top. ♪ >> take a deep breath, quiet your mind and sink into a state of serenity. that's what the founder of incape i inscape is asking you to do. people are responding. meditation and mindfulness have gone mainstream and quietly become a billion dollar industry. inscape is one of the key players in this space, taking meditation into the future with its stunning high-tech studio, voice guided meditations and an app that brings the inscape experience to the masses. located in the flat iron district of new york, the 5,000 square foot studio opened in 2016, quickly becoming a hot spot for people seeking calm and clarity in the middle of their hectic

your product is awesome. >> thank you, j.j. hi, i'm sarry. >> i'm kate ki. >> nice to meet you. >> i love music. i love festivals. i don't love spending half the day trying to find my friends. if your friends are like mine, they are bad at giving directions. i'm in the middle, holding up my phone. i created a game that tells you whether you are getting warmer or cooler until you are hot. it's way more intuitive than looking at a map and more fun. brands spend $1.4 million a year on sponsorship and looking for ways to engage with festival goers. use it as a relevant, innovative thing at the events. use it for a v.i.p. entry. right now, the app is available to download free in the app store. i'm looking for partners to take it to the next level. >> cool. >> all right. nice job. >> thanks. >> so, pitching to influencers, i want to hear what you thought of it, not as an idea, but an idea you would write about. she is out here pitching to influencers to get them to write about it. i'm going give you a second to ask questions. >> i t

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i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business," a show dedicated to helping your growing business.hen we first started this business 12 years ago, there was not a lot of attention paid to female founders. the fact is there are less of them than male founders. they're starting to get the attention that they, we all deserve. today we're dedicating the whole program to women in business and we kick it off with one owner here in new york. she started a service business and then decided to spen off a second product-based company. she was shocked to discover how different running those two wering but figured out a way to make it all work. >> the handyman tasha is healthy in a good way. she's not a tie ramt. >> this brooklyn based couple couldn't have more different style. >> she pulled a check out of her purse that was about a year old. she said, oh, i just found this. i was like, really. i can't fathom being ten cents off on my reconciliation, let alone losing an entire check for a year. >> in 2011 liz founded check list home services, a handy man business. tasha is her part-time bookke

i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business," a show dedicated to helping your growing business. >>> for entrepreneurs who hit the sweet spot of success and make a fortune, it was certainly something that jim markham thought about. he made his millions from the hair care lines that he's created and sold. each time he sold a company, he made a goal at relaxation and failed miserably. he has a passion for his craft and he could never quite quit the business world. he kept jumping back into the industry building yet another brand from scratch. >> jim markham has definitely been around the block. his hair care empire includes five brands, 300-plus products and well over a billion dollars in combined retail sales. he's been in a position to hang it all up and enjoy the good life with the millions he's made multiple times. but he hasn't been able to do it. jim knows he's figured out a formula for success. he still thrives from the challenges of building new businesses. >> you keep bringing what y

we have your back and that is coming up next on "your business" >>> hi there, everyone, i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to the beginning of the 13th season of "your business." the show dedicated to helping your growing business. picture this. one of your competitors gets bought out and suddenly new customers are giving your company a shot. sounds fabulous, right? not always. the family who owns a michigan ferry company really thought they were ready to navigate the big busy summer travel season last year, until passengers started showing up in droves and they realized that there was some rough waters ahead. >> it was a wake-up call. it was everything from a slap in the face or a kick in the butt. we tried to organize ourselves but did we really nail it? no. we didn't. >> the summer of 2017 was one for the record books at shepler's macina island ferry in northern michigan, but not in the way the family had hoped. >> did we ever think it would be like this? we never thought it would be like it is. >> it was the point that we thought, holy crow, we've never seen this. >> we scrambled a

j.j. arcega whiteside, comes down with second touchdown catch of the game. stanford up two scores.arlett, love's replacement, bullies way into the end zone for the score. stanford wins 30-10, still undefeated this season. >>> cal bears taking on idaho state. chase garbers making second career start as quarterback. perfect throw to jordan duncan for the td. later in the quarter, astin davis fields the kickoff, takes off. he's gone. hurdle champion showing his speed. cal, 21-3. under a minute to go. garbers toduncan, second hookup of the day for td. cal wins 45-2 guest at 49ers practice today, eli, six-year-old with inoperable brain tumor hung out with jimmy g. and the 9ers and played catch with the star quarterback. that's it for sports. more news after the break. littl fremont. a viewer sent us this video of wild turkeys... running down a >>> before we leave you tonight. a little walk on the wild side in fremont. viewer sent this video, wild turkey running down the street. neighbor who filmed it tells us seems like number of wild turkeys in fremont has grown lately. sounds awful bu

now, j.j.'s question about my personal safety. what can i say? i feel pretty safe. i don't think about it. but, you know, if you ask this question to somebody who is aally in danger, like military guy, a firefighter, ytoou know, a cop. they are in danger, and they learn to live with it, kind of disregard it, discount it. bertrand: i will tell you something that happens to be true. i spoke with a very good friend of mine, who is a lawyer who worked in russia for many years, and is now back in new york. to i asked him if he wanted work with me on this case. and he said, that sounds great, fascinating, goldfarb's a good guy, etc. he called me back a few days later and said, you know, i thought about it, i still do business in russia from time to time. my ability toerve go to russia, so i'm going to decline. which, i have to say, i was shocked when he told me that, but upon reflection, i understand and indeed i canceled my summer vacation in russia. i'm kidding. [laughter] question. important thank you. about the litvinenko act. well, the legacy of session -- ways. litv

my name is j.j. green. i'm the national security correspondent at wtop.nd host of the target u.s.a. podcast. ask, you've come here, this is a very high profile case and situation, something i and others have followed for the decade that it's been out there, what is it that you want to leave with this audience today, what is it that you want this audience to do? and dr. goldfarb, you've talked about your personal safety before and you've sort of down played your concerns. but considering what they're capable of and what they've executed or shown that they can do, are you trying to simply just make this not about panic? is there a real danger? thank you. lauren: there's a gentleman back here in the blue. questioner: thank you. jim nellton -- nelson. i wonder, since the act became so prominent as a tool for holding human rights offenders around the world accountable, would you imagine a possible act that might sanction propagandist perhaps prevent western advertisers from being the primary funders of russian propaganda? or sanction russia for targeted assass

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we'll talk it the j-crew joe tear nova, jim lebenthal, jon najarian, j.j., jenny harrington is with us, the ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill asset management. judge, i guess i callfy under a j. you're on your own >> it seems so >> i'm going to let you take a stab at this, ron. what are your thoughts on how this all has unfolded? >> to me it's surprising because if you want to beat the shorts out of your stock you do it through execution. you don't do it through tweets you don't throw something out there that's red meat that forces short sellers to cover their shorts and you get even with them for badmouthing the company. you deliver on the promises you're supposed to deliver on. ultimately despite elon's frustration and the verbal dialogue that continues to circulate the street, that's where he may have missed the mark listen, there is a very fine line between a genius and then having some trouble that is go a i long with being a genius he may be stressed to the point he's making decisions that aren't in his best interests or the company. >> phil, you don't have any indication

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you almost make it sound like j.j. abrams is responsible for this entire election. does this look familiar? oh, geez. sir! we've got a message from overseas. you really should see it. a message how? we're completely offline. this was sent on a vhs. whoever sent it is completely offline, too. put it on the screen. people of denmark, we know that you've been the victim of trolling. so have we. maybe we can help. i'm not sure if you know my girlfriend, heidi, but she's really smart and really funny. stop it. no, i'm not. you are, babe. stop it. who the hell are these people? just listen. go on, babe, just tell them. tell them. i have an idea. i might be able to figure out the source of who trolled you last night. get everyone back inside. if this girl really is that smart and funny, we might have another shot here. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! take a seat, take a seat!

i said, this year we continue to see tesla being a primary focus of all investors back and forth >> j.joned that overall clients are kind of rebuilding exposure to the market, but it was a pretty significant peek back late last year it came down hard with the correction, and you really haven't necessarily seen them fully reembrace the market yet, at least by the measure of this index. so i guess that could suggest that people are not kind of all in at the moment. >> i agree with you, michael so if you look at what happened last year, our clients increase their exposure every single month starting right at january, they decreased their exposure for five months in a row now starting to increase exposure again i think one of the most interesting parts of the index this month is not only the stocks but they also bought fixed income and fixed income related stocks you know, like an at&t and a ford, 6% dividends not necessarily the most attractive stocks perhaps in the world at the moment but, again, they are looking for yield, which i think is quite a comment on sort of the faith of will we

." >>> i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to your business, this show dead stated to helping your growing business. maybe you've never heard the name but without him it's likely you may have never heard of the name jay z. that's because bigs was the quiet partner in the three man team that founded rockefeller records. today bigs is running his own show, building a portfolio of companies focused on lifestyle. we wanted to know how he forged his own path from the projects in harlem to the board rooms of some of the country's biggest board rooms. we followed him to see how he follows his opportunities and makes deals. >> he grew up here in the projects of harlem. a place as rich in spirit as it is fraught with dangers. >> you learn early on the difference between fireworks and gunshots. >> he says there are not a lot of stories like his where people without resources go on to make it big-time. his own brother bob perished on these streets years ago when they were both young men. >> i got a call around midnigh

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to j.j. for a touchdown. whiteside had six catches for 226 yards. hosted unlv. j daniels making his debut, a true freshman. he graduated from modern day a last year. as he was trailing and rogers split two defenders to score for unlv, daniels, look at this. 43-yard score to his former high school teammate. sc wins their opener as well. >> coming up in the next half hour, we'll take a look at an oakland a's prospect who made his football debut. we will be back in just a few minutes. >> i don't know where you will be in a half hour, but it won't be here. >>> 25 people face charges following a crackdown on a drive wave by the ms 13 gang. >> investigators reveal why criminals may have >>> abc 7 news was where police responded to a domestic disturbance call. they located a man with a gun barricaded inside a vehicle. heavily armed officers closed off the area as members of the crisis negotiation team contacted him. and after about an hour and a half, they finally calmed him down and took him into custody >>> san francisco is turning to big data to help ea

three to j.j. arcega whiteside, he was amazing. usc next, 18-year-old true freshman j.t.aking debut. unlv up. daniels graduated a year early, supposed to be a high school senior. found former high school teammate brown for the 43-yard score. daniels 22 of 35, 283 yards and one touchdown. usc wins 43-21. >>> former 49ers head coach chip kelly making ucla head coaching debut against cincinnati. allen breaks out, goes 74 yards for the score to tie it up. but backed up near end zone, freshman quarterback robinson is stripped. ucla recovers in the end zone, a safety. that's chip's debut spoiled. 26-17 the final there. >>> notre dame taking on michigan and fighting harbaughs. airs it out, and chris finke jumps for the grab. irish 14-0. 15 seconds left, michigan down a touchdown. shea patterson loses the football and notre dame wins 24-17. >>> number seven oklahoma takin. keilar murray drafted by oakland a's ninth overall in mlb draft. making college football debut. elusi elusiveness, great legs, also a cannon, one of the reasons the a's drafted him. two touchdown throws includi

.> 2nd quarter: 14-zip oregon and when it's a 50-50 jump ball...expect j.j arcega- whiteside to comeat's a 14 yard touchdown pass from k.j costello....it's 14-7.....> later in the quarter....quar ter the cardinal struggled early offensively....but the defense kept them in the game...bad snap by oregon..and joey alfieri scoops it up and takes it to the house...the cardinal lurking. 3rd quarter....here comes bryce love...the heisman hopefully hits the corner...gone...22 yards for the td....24-21 oregon.....> 4th quarter...oreg on says this is our house...cyrus habibi-likio... with the 1 yard touchdown...po ssibly putting the dagger in stanfords chances. but with seconds left.... stanford nails the 32 yard field goal....and we are going to overtime folks. overtime: and kj costello..... finds colby parkinson for the 23 yard touchdown...stanford wins!!!! final: 38-31 cardinal. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your stre

his name was j.j. prosper, for me dr. duvall conner. dot conner to his, doc conner to his friends. he was 3 feet 11 inches tall. it shows you how desperate the confederate army was at this point. also found on her body was a cipher. i issued a challenge on the book website, www.wildrosebook.com for visitors to crack the code and try and decipher rose's messages. we had 3 winners so far. one is the head of the white house at the museum of the confederacy in richmond. no one knew that she kept a diary. it was left in her trunk aboard the ship in the trunk with a diary in it was later sold at auction. in 1965, as you've heard tonight from dr. jones, more than a century later, it was identified in the north carolina state archives. it had been in the papers of former governor david l. swain and dr. jones identified it. it was almost illegible. in the summer of 2003, almost 40 years later, i asked the north carolina state archives to send me a copy of the diary. but when it arrived i couldn't read a word in it. i asked two professional transscribers at the archives if they could help me

i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business" the show dedicated to helping your growing business. when there was a need for a woman's lacrosse helmet, they had no idea they were trailblazer. the first to make the game safer for women. they suddenly found themselves in the crosshairs of a heated debate about the future of the sport. we went down to florida, the first state to require women to wear helmets to talk to them about the challenges of starting a business that shining a light on not only safety but also, some say, sexism. >> the statistics are staggering. it's the fastest growing sport in america. >> once kids kind of get exposed to it, they become hooked. >> and women's lacrosse is the number two sport behind only football for concussions. >> a concussion is like a snowflake. no two are alike. girls and boys' concussions are completely different. >> some say it's about safety. others about sexism. now at the epicenter of this debate is a company called hummingbird sports that was t

j.j. was very aggressive.s pilot you're going to need to give me the resource in order to do it and i want to shoot it as a movie, and then we have to keep that bar up. >> you start off, you think, this is just a survival drama. here's these people, the plane is crashed, how are they going to get by, how are they going to find food, et cetera? >> we hunt. >> and on top of that, there's this whole mystery, where are we, why can't we get a rescue signal, why is there a polar bear, what is going on here? >> the show averages more than 15.5 million viewers each week and spawned countless web locations where millions of avid fans can obsess. >> the fan base is saying, when are you going to answer these mysteries? personally i started feeling hamstrung story-wise almost instantly, because we had to do 25 hours of "lost" in the first season. so we started communicating to abc, we're going to run out of flashback stories. >> call it, jack. >> you call it. >> and abc was adamant in saying, no, like the show is a hit sh

costello with back to back touchdown passes to j.j.ores. sanford had 137 yards on the ground, as well. that's cameron scarlet from five yards out and the defense did the rest. quarterback hunter rodriguez sent it right to murphy. murphy returned that for six. stanford won 30-10 and the cardinal improves to 3-0. >>> a first ever in major league baseball between the a's and rays, both teams bullpening, that means using a combination of relievers rather than a arr. eyse 1pihe sat and remember this gentleman right here in the blue striped shirt tied at two. now the top of the eighth tied at four. bases full of a's and strike three he argues and gets tossed. in the bottom of the eighth, number seven and jake bower crushed that one. it was a three-run shot. remember that blue shirt guy? he got that one. a's lose 7-5. three and a half behind houston and a game and a half behind the yankees. >>> look out for cute the giants' madison bumgarner at the plate. second double of the season and with two outs, marquez with a wild pitch and bumgarner w

.> ...2nd quarter: 14-zip oregon and when it's a 50-50 jump ball...expect j.j arcega whiteside to comeyardllo. score 14-7 oregon. still 2nd quarter the cardinal struggled early offensively.... but the defense kept them in the game...bad snap by oregon..and joey alfieri...the score could have been 31-7...instead it's 14-21...cardinal lurking.3rd quarter: and here comes bryce love...the heisman hopefully hits the corner...gone...22 yards for the td....21-24 oregon.however 4th quarter...oregon says this is our house...cyrus habibi-likio... with the 1 yard touchdown...possibly putting the dagger in stanfords chances.but with seconds left.... stanford nails the 32 yard field goal....and we are going to overtime folks.overtime: and kj costello..... finds colby parkinson for the 23 yard touchdown...stanford wins!!!! final: 38-31 cardinal.cardinal. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric c

.> 2nd quarter: 14-zip oregon and when it's a 50-50 jump ball...expect j.j arcega-whiteside to come down's a 14 yard touchdown pass from k.j costello....it's 14-7.....> later in the quarter....quar ter the cardinal struggled early offensively....but the defense kept them in the game...bad snap by oregon..and joey alfieri scoops it up and takes it to the house...the cardinal lurking.3rd quarter....here comes bryce love...the comes bryce love...the heisman hopefully hits the corner...gone...22 yards for the td....24-21 oregon.....>4th quarter...oreg on says this is our house...cyrus habibi-likio... with the 1 yard touchdown...po ssibly putting the dagger in stanfords chances.but with seconds left.... stanford nails the 32 yard field goal....and we are going to overtime folks.overtime: and kj costello..... finds colby parkinson for the 23 yard touchdown...stanford wins!!!! final: 38-31 cardinal. hey it's me tiger!! the man has failed to win a major this year --- but he has been right there....>but he has one more chance....the tour championship...the final pga tournament of the year......>

costello with back to back touchdown bases to j.j. white side. 36 receiving yards to go.137 yards on the ground, as well. that's cameron scarlet with the loan rushing touchdown from five yards out and the cardinal defense did the rest. quarterback hunter rodriguez sent it right -- i mean, murphy, murphy returned that for six. stanford won 30-10 and the cardinal improves to 3-0. >>> a first ever in major league baseball between the a's and ray's. both teams pubullpening. the teams combined to use 14 pitchers saturday night. top of the sixth off number two matt olson with this moon shot. and remember this gentleman right here in the blue striped shirt? tided at two. top of the eighth tied at four. bases full of a's and strike three on marcus siemian. number six but siemian is not happy. you know who is angrieangrier? bob melvin. he argues with the home plate ump and gets tossed. the a's didn't score. number seven familia and jake bower crushed that one. it was a three-run shot. remember that blue shirt guy? yeah. he got that one, too. a's lose 7-5. they are three and a half

look at you fly right over the years you're going to try to support his taxi thank you very much j.j. in las vegas was the stage for one of both things most highly anticipated fights on saturday mexico's canelo alvarez inflicted a fast career defeat on the man known as boxing's a best pound for pound fighter going to go last can to become middleweight champion of the wild the to battle it out a draw a year ago and there was some serious tension in the build up gloves can come calling canelo an insult to the sport this rematch was supposed to happen a may canelo failed two drugs test blaming it on eating contaminated meat the mexican now coming out on top in a gripping twelve round encounter taking a majority decision a points loss could have been on defeat and thirty nine fights. it was a seriously content to put it i did everything i did to complete my objective unfortunately we didn't get the knockout but thank god we walked away with a victory because we still need i don't think he really demonstrates some super great mexican boxing style yes he was not running away from me or runn

acknowledge the associate dean of the school and the senior vice president of the finance administration, j.j. wagner davis will be here tonight. the most important supporter of wife,yden center, mike's jenin hayden, who will be critiquing his performance tonight. you. although not here tonight, i theefully acknowledge vision, continued counsel and support of the namesake of our school. a person whoze needs no introduction for most here. it has been my privilege to work with mason's president, angel cabrera, for several years. he is the sixth president of george mason university and is here serving in that role. during his time, george mason university has achieved remarkable growth, outstanding academicigence many programs, transformational naming gifts for our law school, among other accomplishments. i am privileged to welcome our president, angel cabrera. angel? [applause] >> thank you very much and welcome to george mason university. as a short plug, you might like to know this is the largest research university in the commonwealth of virginia and the youngest year one university in the c

acknowledge the associate dean of the shar school and senior vice president for finance and administration j.j. wagner davis will be here tonight. and the most important supporter, janine hayden, who will be critiquing his performance tonight. thank you, janine. [laughter] [applause] although not here tonight, i gratefully acknowledge the vision, the continued counsel and the support of the namesake of our school, dwight shaare. and finally, i recognize a person who needs no introduction for most of us here. it has been my privilege to work with mason's president angel cabrera for the past several years. he is the sixth president of george mason university, and he is now in the seventh year serving in that role. during this time, george mason university has achieved remarkable growth, outstanding rankings in many of its academic programs, transformational naming gifts for our law school, the scalia school, and also for the shaare school among many other accomplishments. so i'm now privileged to welcome our president, angel cabrera, angel? [applause] >> thank you all very much and well can come

done by the folks in the green shirt, yellow shirt or the blue shirt, you just want us to do good work j.jllion in s.v.p. we're investing half of that into other nonprofit groups as well as what i think is one of america's best resources, americore members. jake's group, my twin, obviously, -- dagen: [ laughter ] >> it's not that funny. it's a little similar. dagen: twin in heart and spirit and soul. go ahead. >> we've been on shows together. my feet dangle. so team rubicon is one of the best assets we have in our country. we're very proud of them, that they're moving from being best in class in the response phase to moving to the recovery phase. and they're now building houses with our partnership. so they're building houses in houston and building houses in florida and they put on i think 400 roofs in puerto rico as well. dagen: it is really hard, nat kandido our stage manager set up a charity after super storm sandy here and we were on the ground a couple days after the storm passed through. it's hard to know who -- it's that kind of organization that you're talking about, to find out w

you see what j.j. watt does in houston.ng back into the community. dagen: i think he needs to be the star of a lot of ad campaigns, if you ask me. >> that is the power of sports. that's why we came together because, again, the power of being able to bring these teams and brands and collectively bring people together was part of our mission. dagen: in this first on fox business, let's get to sports. the preseason starts tonight, and here are the renderings of the newly renovated suites in the prudential center. can you tell us about them? as i hold up my jersey -- [laughter] >> by the way, i love the fact you guys are wearing red. all geared toward our time together, really great. dagen: yes. continue. [laughter] >> you know, the fan experience that people have is dramaically different today than it was even five years ago with their expectations of what they get when they come to an arena and a facility. and these new lofts that we're creating a really designed for people to have a really intimate, engaging experience not o

past year on the great things that other athletes have done for charity and philanthropy whether it's j.jon james. tiger for the last year has changed $150 million for his foundation he's got a permanent facility in anaheim. and he -- his return ultimately and his ability to continue to play on a long-term basis and be a huge part of our platform, it does wonders for young people. >> ask any of those young guy, who was your idol. and he is now competing with a tiger woods that was almost at the same skill level when he became their idol. and he's back there and compete against him. it must be unbelievable. >> unifny story. wednesday morning we had a breakfast with ten players up on stage. about 150 people asking questions. the question was dream foursome. jason day said my dream foursome would be tiger, and then he started with his second one. he said, that's really awkward that's right here. and i'm competing against him this week. but i'd think every player up there was shaking their head. >> and then the leaderboard, justin rose who's been on the show such an awesome guy. and that swin