john: we have about 65 brands. auy comes in, and he can get everything from his socks, boots, to sunglasses. lemonis: exceptionally high margins or average margins? john: i would say the non-tankfarm, our average is 40% margin. lemonis: the margin expectations that should be in that store should be north of 55%, maybe even north of 60%. these third-party brands should actually add fuel to the retail business, not drag it down. what's this store do in revenue? this location? john: about 540-ish. lemonis: 540 out of this store. john: and about 560 out of the other store. lemonis: huntington beach store make any money? john: $15,000 last year. lemonis: this store. john: i mean, like, what, 5 grand? lemonis: okay. mike: but also we have a private label design business that we do on the side. lemonis: oh, really? john: the prime label is a different company. lemonis: and that's designing and producing for other people. john: the anderson brothers design and supply -- lemonis: how much revenue? john: last year, $1.7 millio

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john adams q. to follow the family history of religion. let's start with a scandal. like one of his loved oak trees john adams had deep roots in new england culture. reviewing his options as a young man he felt ill fitted or traditional career path and it will labor or medicine. for the teenage john adams determined to become a congregationalist minister. arrived at harvard college in 1751 ready to study theology. back here in braintree and quincy his family gathered where we are today battling a major controversy. the church's new pastor was a young man whom adams described as a jocular and liberal scholar john buckle down and oriented all of his spare reading to theological debates in classic divinity studies. by his account this was the moment when providence intervened and assigned him new purpose. the simmering crisis in his home church altar john adams choice of profession and significantly solidified belief in providence. lineal johnson and john adams were close. growing up the herd is theology and overall he liked it. shedding old puritan ways ryan told this c

john. what was your reaction? >> it was like a lifted off my shoulders. >> so the judge listens to all of this and decides that there was no deal. that john avitto's life was not helped by anything the prosecution did for him. dorine still doesn't give up. >> and then she got an unexpected phone call from her lawyer. >> reporter: in a stunning decision, a panel of four appellate judges overturn her son's conviction. the judges concluded that the prosecutor committed a clear violation of court rules. that they helped avitto. but john remains behind bars because the prosecution has appealed the ruling hoping to get the conviction reinstated. meantime, antonio russo changed his story. >> what he said was he did it alone, that he shot and killed mark fisher. >> i want my name cleared. one of the worst things about this is people thinking i'm a murderer, and i want that wiped away, because it shouldn't be there in the first place. >> reporter: some people might argue that the fishers deserve closure in this as well. >> and they do, of

john's already built a museum in colorado to display his dad's bugs, but now has bigger aspirations. th keen interest that john reads in the paper that the great walt disney is in colorado. john gets in touch and invites him to the museum, with the idea that maybe he can lease disney part of the may bug collection, and it could be a hit at disneyland, which had opened the previous year. to everyone's delight, walt himself agrees to a visit. john's daughter, carla, who's 13 at the time, is there when the legend arrives. >> walt disney went into the museum and dad took him all through the collection, and i trailed around behind watching this whole thing, and he was very impressed. he wanted to buy the collection. >> john sees an opening. he and disney discuss terms. john only wants to lease it, with his father's name on it. walt stands firm -- sell or no deal. >> dad said, "if we do sell it, will we at least get credit? will there be a plaque saying this is james frederick william may's collection," and this sort of thing? and disney said, "no, they don't give credit to anything in disn

donald trump i think i may be actually annoyed with john bolton yeah as. not be a great geo strategic thinker that everyone thought he was actually believe john bolton in the case of venezuela when i january 23rd one who almost no venezuelans knew of his name announced that he was the president john bolton was the one who told donald trump hey this is going to work we're going to go with her it's going to be regime change and it didn't work and then february 23rd it was going to work again at the at the colombian venezuelan border that didn't work and then there was the april 30th uprising that didn't work so donald trump is looking like maybe he has egg on his face and that's something that donald trump actually cares about i want to go back there real quick the to the iran issue just think there is a geo strategic divide within the u.s. establishment barack obama initiated the negotiations for the joint comprehensive plan of action the iran nuclear arms deal he invested a lot of political capital in it it was sort of a minority opinion but eventually they got the

that comes from a friend of john's who had been sitting in the courtroom. >> a mutual friend of john's and i went to go see him. and i said, "you recognized one of the jurors?" and he said, "yeah, the guy with the baldy head. he comes here to my house. we smoke pot. we hang out." he never met john, but he knew john's friends. the juror, juror number eight, was jason allo. and when i went over the jury questionnaire, he lived in bensonhurst. he was a neighborhood guy. >> although he didn't know john giuca personally, jason allo knew people that knew him, and he knew people that were on the periphery of this case. >> the key point here is less about how much did he know about these people, and more did he intentionally lie to get on the jury? >> jason allo was a construction worker in brooklyn. >> he also worked as a truck driver and lived with his mothe bensonhurst. >> the fact that he knew other people who knew john giuca, in her mind it meant that he was guilty of juror misconduct. >> initially, i didn't know that it was against the rules. but i said, "okay, so i need to speak to this

i wasn't a fan of john mccain and never will be. i couldn't care less whether there is a boat named after his father. reporter: he said he did not feel at a time, president trump: there were no charges, none. if you look at bill clinton, that very nice gentleman who has been so much on my side as you his special prosecutor, it was guilty guilty guilty guilty guilty, so many guiltys. with me there was no guilty. there was no crime. and number two, i fought back and i will tell you, wait, there was no collusion. read volume one. there was no collusion. reporter: he said, [inaudible] president trump: that means you are innocent. that means you are innocent. he should have said you're guilty. reporter: he said he couldn't do that, president trump: that is wrong. he said it differently the first time. he said essentially you are innocent. i'm innocent of all charges and the thing nobody brings up, there was no crime. they say he was obstructing justice but there was no crime. someday you want to read a thing called article two. read artic

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of a more i'm joined now by john rountree managing partner at no sector a consulting firm specializing in pharmaceutical and medical products companies that have you with us it looks more and more that it was a big mistake to buy monsanto was it yes i believe we can look now with hindsight and so it was a mistake and we can say that at the time it was a mistake the agricultural and pharmaceutical business is a very different if they had been a soley agricultural chemical business you could have argued for what we could celebration at the time because the industry was consolidating they needed scale if it were just an agricultural chemical you could have argued that at the time but it wasn't it was america and company and it was a distraction at the time and i think with hindsight this is causing a lot of problems for byron it was not the right thing to do they may have been better off spinning it out at the time when consolidation was hot like that it was the best road in 2015 of course now they are faced with the situation they're faced with now and right now there are many many not o

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a situation where the u.s. has sent an aircraft carrier to the region and iraan proxies are behaving in unpredictable ways? johne are a number of moving pieces in the middle east as there have been in the past and as their especially are today. what everybo in washington and other places around the world is they are worried about miscalculation. these tweets have shone a bright rulight on how president makes policy and the bellicose rhetoric of national security ndvisor john bolton, who has a history of this f rhetoric but also a history of pushing for his own policy ideas. laura: when the iran f minister taunts the prident and says he is being goaded by his national security advisor, is there reality to it? john: he is not the only one worried about it. the are those who think john bolton, who has a long history of tough rhetoric on iran. he is trying to use the policy process -- he has gotten rid of a lot of the regular order. he is trying to use that to pursue his own advances anpo cy initiatives. laura: we have learned from iranian state tv that the country has increased by fourfold its production of enrich

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i was very angry with john mccain because he killed health care. i was not ain in any way, shape or form. now, somebody did it because they thought i didn't like him. okay. and they were well meaning. i will say. i didn't know anything about it. i would never have done that. >> so squirrely, that was president trump earlier today responding to reports that military officials were told to keep a warship named for the late senator john mccain hidden from sight during trump's recent trip to japan. a may 15th e-mail sent to u.s. naval and air force officials obtained by cnbc, military officers assigned to the white house outlined instructions saying in part quote uss john mccain needs to be out of sight, and confirmation that the request was being carried out. a senior white house official told "the washington post" yesterday the request was made to keep trump from becoming upset. and according to photos reviewed by the "wall street journal," a tarp was hung over the ship's name ahead of the president's trip, and sailors were directed to remove any coverings from

these tweets have shone a bright light on how president trump makes policy and the bellico rhetoric of national security advisor johnn, who has a history of this kind of rhetoric bualso a history of pushin for his own policy ideas. laura: when the iran foreign minister taunts the president and says he is being goaded by s tional security advisor, is there reality to it? john: he is not the only one worried about it. there are those who think john bolton, who has a long history of tough rhetoric on iran. he is trying to use the policy process -- he has gotten rid of a lot of the regular order. he is trying to us hthat to purs own advances and policy initiatives. laura: we have learned from t iranian state t the country has increased by fourfold its production of enriched uranium. iran is just about in the nuclear deal, but is that a worrying sign? john: therhas been an enormous change in how washington has handled iran ithe last couple of years, and iran has reacted to that. what ware seeing is the pathways for both of these countries are going to be hard to turn back from right now. what we ca only hope for is that

polson is stealing not only money but an identity there is a real john polson he's a successful multi billionaire investor and philanthropist from new york. but the imposter to those who know him is a thief and a thug he's a heavy drug use and. when you see him in you think. i better get out of discourse face or else because it's one of those intimidating guys who say one role something bad will happen to you. over the next few months sitting at his computer in manila the fake john polson works on his victim whine brown the astrologist persuaded to buy more bogus shares to the value of $700000.00 us dollars his portfolio a piece to do well yes author is legit the gentleman. that old knowledge of the share market any given you put forward money was a good price in the case of wine he. he was led to believe that these shares were valuable in the day they went up in value and then that leads into another deal which is even more lucrative and so on and so on a lot of these guys have worked as brokers they have worked for maija firms some of the biggest firms in the worl

a fragile ego. he's insecure. in terms of the johnems he's jealous of this man's accomplishment. his service to the country, his sacrifice. the idea he could have escaped being a p.o.w. for so long if he was able to trade on his family name. he was able to do that. he declined to do that. you saw the president trade on his wealth and maybe family name in getting out of going to vietnam. so, yeah, but it is striking that there is sort of this bubble around the president, staffers who were paid by taxpayers who job is to protect the president and kind of insulate him and protect the fragility of his ego. this was a really stunning story that i think a disturbing window into the president's psyche and how insecure he is. >> and that clip of him saying i prefer people who weren't captured, which is smearing not just senator mccain but all prisoners of war. that was 2015. that's four years later. it remains stunningly obscene that he said that. >> he said that in 1999 about john mccain in an interview with dan rather. this goes back awhile

of the people who really need to see the rolling coverage, is always going to be a bit of a judgment. ok, john you know it is a rare good news story. it was for one day, as sam said, it was all over eventually. what would you have done differently, what would you have liked the news channel to run at that period? is itjust interrupting it with more bulletins? interrupting it with bulletins, yes. ok, they planned a big outside broadcast from windsor so might as well make the most of that. so even most of the coverage from windsor, but not all of it forfour and three quarters of an hour. i think that's a really useful feedback. i suppose i am trying to say, i understand what you are saying, john, and i am trying to explain, we try to balance two competing demands, often when there is a story like this. you know, the process sometimes of getting back out of your rolling coverage into something more structured can in itself take a bit of time to organise, because everybody is working on that story and they are really going for it and they are rolling with it for a period of time. so i think this i

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now, please give a warm welcome to john. [applause] >> thank you, thank you. thank you for that nice introduction. [applause] it is so great to be with you here this evening. thank you for coming out and thank you for such a warm hollis welcome. it is really great of you to spend the time with me this evening and talk about the future of our country. as judy described, i am actually very different than the current occupant in the oval office. and i don't just mean the hairline, actually. i have a real plan for our future. which is so important. that is what we are going to talk about here tonight. i have spent my whole career bringing people together, which in many ways i think is the central question we face as a people, which is how divided we are. and i promise to always tell you the truth, which i think is the most important thing in many leader,elected official, and president should do, is always tell the american people the truth. as judy said, i grew up in a blue-collar family in northern new jersey. my dad was an electrician. neither one of my parents w

especially a flagship with the destroyer escort because cruisers were not equipped with sonar. >> john a burn, washington, you're next. >> thank you, i appreciate talking to a veteran writer -- >> thank you. >> i'm on the other side of the coin with regards to this common idea that you will find out, i was a 20-something-year-old and i didn't know what to do so i talked to the navy recruiter, marine recruiter and i said, you'll be in the army and infantry but if you sign up with the marine corps you'll get your choice. so i was thinking, oh, maybe life guard in hawaii, well, i ended up walking point on the way, marine rifleman in 1968. [inaudible] >> i was sent, more up close fighting and i ended up being on marines in combat and you have to remember 7 to 9% people in the combat zone are doing the heavy lifting. >> okay, john, you know what, we are having difficulty hearing you, if you can get to your question for lynn. >> my question was that -- [inaudible] >> infact -- [inaudible] >> only 2 left. [inaudible] >> it was a slap in the >> lynn vincent, are you able to hear? >> i think what

you know, john kerry speaks to them a lot. john kerry tells them not to call. that's a violation of the logan act. and, frankly, he should be prosecuted on that. but my people don't want to do anything that's -- only the democrats do that kind of stuff, you know? if it were the opposite way, they'd prosecute him under the logan act. but john kerry violated the logan act. he's talking to iran and has been. has many meetings and many phone calls, and he's telling them what to do. that is a total violation of the logan act. because what they should be doing is their economy is a mess ever since i took away the iran deal. they have inflation that's the highest number i've ever heard. they're having riots every weekend and during the week, even. and what they should be doing is calling me up, sitting down; we can make a deal, a fair deal. we just don't want them to have nuclear weapons. not too much to ask. and we would help put them back into great shape. they're in bad shape right now. i look forward to the day where we can actually help iran. we're not looking to

a handy spiral-bound guide. order your copy for $18.95. c-span is live this evening from 2020s, new hampshire where candidate john delaney is hosting a meet and greet with voters in the first primary state. he is a former u.s. congressman from maryland. he talked about his criticism of fellow democratic candidate and vice president joe biden and has been critical of some plans for medicare for all. he has not yet met the threshold to join the democratic candidates in the debates. expecting the candidate to be here shortly. [background chatter] announcer 1: c-span live from hollis, new hampshire. john delaney will be hosting a meeting greet here with voters in the first primary states. he is a former u.s. congressman from maryland and has criticized fellow candidate and former vice president joe biden. as the pbs newshour reports, he hadn't met the threshold of support needed to join a national democratic debate. while we are waiting for the congressman here in hollis, we will look at the week ahead in washington. >> a senior house reporter for roll call. she joins us for a look ahead at congress and when the house returns next week, hoyer

is donald trump's national security advisor john bolton a clear and present danger to america and the world is saber rattling in the middle east particularly against iran should concern us we are forced to ask a fundamental question is the primary architect of trumps policy. a good morning b. 2020 u.s. presidential election is already seeing a spike in the number of democratic candidates you get to challenge donald trump now new york city mayor bill de blasio has become the 23rd democrat to announce his campaign and it seems the party's focusing on divisions in us society rather than unity and it is kind of mopin explains. the way politics is supposed to work candidates are expected to win the hearts and minds of voters by promising ways that they can fix up the country's problems and pointing the way forward for america however in 2019 it seems that a lot of candidates are arguing rather that who they are in terms of age race and gender is more important than any policy proposals i think we need to articulate the values or philosophical commitments and then develop policies off of th

john kerry speaks to them a lot. john kerry tells them not to call. that's a violation of the logan act. and frankly, he should be prosecuted on that. >> the president making that accusation, a kerry spokesperson responding. everything president trump said today is simply wrong, end of story. he's wrong about the facts. wrong about the law, and sadly he's been wrong about how to use diplomacy to keep america safe. kourtney, take us through the accusation that the president is leveling there. he mentions the logan act. we've heard that come up a few times the last few years. what exactly is he accusing john kerry of? >> he was saying john kerry continues to talk to his counterparts and people in iran who he developed a relationship with during his time at the state department and that he, john kerry is encouraging the iranians not to talk to president trump and the united states, a charge which both john kerry and the iranians denied today. i mean, what's interesting about this is there is -- it is not a violation to continue to talk to people for an am

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this is a surrogate, john, for a larger battle that we're going to see between the anti-establishment left and more traditional politicians of whom biden is representative. biden represents a center left approach to government that, you know, focuses on compromise, that focuses on moving the ball forward, you know, what the critics on the left would call incrementalism and aoc is all about the other argument, she is reportedly considering both bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who are much more anti-establishment in their approach to politics. this is a fundamental fissure in the democratic party and biden is squarely on one side of the line, sanders squarely on the other. it's a debate we saw unfold in the 2016 race. it is likely to unfold again in 2020 and aoc will be someone everybody is watching because she is sort of captured the imagination of the media as a spokesperson for that point of view. >> shawna, what does that look like? if a centerist let's just say hypothetically wins the primary, then what do the people who are more left leaning do to that candidate? >> i mean, i

a tense situation this morning, but as you say, no indication of imminent action. john, alisyn? all right, barbara starr at the pentagon, please keep watch for us from there. joining us now, mark hertling, also a cnn military analyst, john avalon, cnn's senior political analyst. and general, i want to start with you. because there is what we can see, which is the movement of military assets, and then there's the subtext of what's going on behind the scenes and how we should read the fact of the this message. if i can start with the top line, though, when you're moving an aircraft carrier into the persian gulf wh, what does that tell you? >> it tells you you've got concerns or intelligence in that respect. but the way it was or traportra john, is very interesting, because the lincoln, the one they're talking about, the lincoln strike group has been in the mediterranean for about a month. in fact, the navy has publicized the fact that that i have been operating alongside the stennis strike group. that's the first time in a very long time there have been two carrier strike groups i

competition can is a great place to premiere your movie and one of the big debuts there is a biopic about the life of elton john called rocket man football let's go straight out of a joint oh man scott. i scott's now. isn't in the competition but it is it's the biggest film premiering this year isn't it yeah definitely got caught how can you out glam elton john you know that i have let's it is middle name it's it's amazing it's also perfect for can because it's a huge big a hollywood blockbuster with just a little bit of edge just a little bit of darkness to it give it a bit of credibility here i have to say the cannes film festival got off to a little bit of a slow start but if you'll excuse the pun i think with rocket man the castle is about to really take off. and now the guy who's playing out and. he sings all the songs in the film which is astounding to hear is that how he got the role really. yeah yeah i mean elton john was deeply involved in the making of this movie and he made it a deal breaker that they had to find an actor who could not only deliver as an actor but really deliver as a singer and after

>>to find the man who was found dead near san jose state university a 63 year-old john. san jose. his body was found in the area east of san antonio and south at 11th street yesterday. they're still investigating the cause of death. >>well a man who lived in the go ship warehouse in oakland took the stand to share what he saw the night 36 people were killed. derick almena and max harris are the 2 men on trial both charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. their attorneys say the fire was started by an arsonist adam cannon said yesterday that he saw at least 3 people leaving the building just as it began to smell like smoke, and he testified that there were no fire sprinklers inside. he also said he saw local police child protective services and fire department inside that warehouse on several occasions. >>yeah, 5 to 10 visits from cbs officials. 2, 2, off-duty firefighters came in and actually attended a party there. police there at least on 2 occasions and for us that of if those people would have known him 28 year-old max harris, an art student. nearly homeles

a 2010 interview where he admits that he would lie in the name of u.s. national security on the scale of openness americans what they think about it john bolton has a very important job keeping americans safe after all that is the job of the national security adviser and it's very important for americans to trust someone in that position john bolton wasn't always the national security adviser here's something he said before he got the job if i had to say something i knew was false to protect american national security i would do it so considering that john bolton has a pretty important position in terms of influencing the president on international matters you think it might be a concern if he says things consistently that turn out to be false we decided to ask new yorkers. iran continues to seek nuclear weapons and intimidate peaceful people is that true not. true right yes that's false. so the one year period that we've talked about from the point where north korea makes to strategic decision to denuclearize is something that north and south koreans have already agreed to is that true or false false that sounds like something that's not true doesn't se

u.s. 2020 presidential hopeful bernie sanders has accused a national security adviser john bolton of trying to push the country into war with iran and a way reminiscent of another american campaign. the author of the efforts right now to get us into a war in iraq is the guy who was the architect to getting goes into the war in iraq and that is john bolton so you know i worry about provocations on the part of the united states washington 2nd numerous measures in recent days to counter what it calls a credible threat from iran the u.s. has ordered all non-emergency staff out of its embassy in iraq and also said be 52 bombers and air carriers to the region media reports suggest there are intelligence images of missiles on iranian boats in the persian gulf sparking fears they might be used against american troops but the images haven't been published this by the lack of clear evidence for a heightened threat from tehran washington continues to make loud noises about one . threat their neighbors are spreading instability or terror everywhere we go in the middle east it's a rare ran around