ethan: jules. like, it's me and jules. jules: hi. lemonis: and, jules, what is your role here?: to do whatever ethan asks me to do. lemonis: you do the accounting? jules: i do. ethan: the office manager, admin kind of position. jules: and i really wanted to work here. so, i took guiding trips and learned to fly fish and -- lemonis: just for this job? jules: just for this job. but i totally believe in what he's got here, and there's so many opportunities that we miss. we have rafts that are back ordered right now. and we lost sales on the tent because we couldn't fulfill the orders. lemonis: and you didn't have them in stock because you didn't have the working capital to actually put them in stock, right? jules: right. lemonis: if you don't have excess working capital, it could be just as detrimental to a business that has too much inventory. it's like everything just gets locked. ethan: oh, yeah, stuff gets pretty tight and scary. lemonis: and what about where they would all get stored? like, if you had half-a-million dollars in cash, you could buy inventory, where would it go?

our statement from yesterday where we give you we are fully committed want to turn out a jules boycott politics professor pacific university in the united states has written extensively about the olympics is the author of power games a political history of the olympics a professor boycott the new james bond movie is being delayed but not the olympic should we have a degree of skepticism about what we've just heard. well with most messaging emerging from the international olympic committee we should have a healthy degree of skepticism on one hand you can understand why tomas bach today might say that we have nothing to worry about at least right now because he wants to quell all concerns but if the coronavirus panic becomes a pandemic they better have a plan he said today that in fact they never even discussed the word postponement or cancelation with the executive board that should be a cause of concern for those who are looking ahead to what might come just how problematic would it be to postpone the games for example. well for athletes it probably wouldn't be that big a deal logistic

she was the one who jules mel born went around the world, she went around in 76 days. >> reporter: she was writing for pulitzer's world when she went under cover in 1887 to report on the city's psychiatric hospitals. >> nellie bly made like she was crazy. she basically had a fake break down. the judge sent her to bellevue hospital. >> reporter: from there she was sent to a state mental hospital on black well's island where the treatment she witnessed was barbaric. chronicled in "ten days in a mad-house" a sensational expose that became a best-selling book. >> once that comes out, bellevue in the public mind is really linked almost forever with insanity and mental illness. >> reporter: bellevue became a punch line as in this clip from "the honeymooners." >> and i'm calling bellevue because you're nuts. come out here. >> where to? >> bellevue. >> reporter: and at the movies, bellevue was where chris kringle was sent in "miracle on 34th street." and a host of real life writers and artists spent time in the psych ward. >> oh, henry. >> my old kentucky home steven foster. >> that is correct

heritage label in the council chamber known as the today i have an appointment with historian funs jules if. for what happened here in this room in 1648. in the. book the thought of peace of westphalia was signed in this room namely the special piece a separate piece between a spanish habsburgs fan and the rebellious calvinist northern provinces of the netherlands. not. coming let's go over here. we go beyond the barrier. this isn't a picture of a council chamber just as you also see it now and the swearing of the oath of the ratification of the contractual document is in this can't get. to swearing on the bible as you see on the right the dutch are raising their hands to take their oath from where they all look so alike they have the same hairstyle was that usual for the time. if you look closely they do differ of course. the dutch are wearing more mercantile clothing and the spanish or wearing the diplomatic garb of the time . but why did that piece mean for europe at that time. freedom flows to 1st an illusion of the peace of westphalia the great overall peace agreement put an end to

. >>> the jules and i am retaining a proper distance of the shot as we mentioned earlier ski resortse sierra will be closing starting tomorrow because of coronavirus fears. >>> those closings, as heavy snow begins to fall on the summit.>> reporter: the folks in gold run are striking it big with the snow coming down. he is glad fresh powder is arriving. >>> we have been waiting for a while. we hoped that march would bring something. we haven't had anything in 40 days.>> reporter: not everyone is glad to see the snow. >>> it was going good. i'm not used to coming up to the snow. it is coming down hard. it is time to go.>> reporter: semi truck drivers tell cbs 13 he is waiting for the snow to lead up for his own safety. >>> i don't want to become a statistic of don r >> reporter: is the way it is out here. we've got food in the truck.>> reporter: he has had a good amount of customers coming in to get out of the weather. now they are having to fight it once again the coronavirus is having an impact shutting down lodges. >>> they all got disappointed with the lodges closing down i're tryi

jule design comes at a price. the principle of maximum freedom to innovate still applies today and no matter how unusual about house chair looks it still sells this one by gropius costs 2000 euros and this one my broiler costs 3000. different way of developing furniture building from scratch based on a strong idea it's a totally different approach to designing a product for the markers that's as cheap as possible to make and has wide appeal we totally believe in what we're doing of the. obama house pioneered the use of steel pipes for home furniture in the early 20th century steel was a material reserved for industry until muscle broyard built the 1st cantilever chair it remains one of the best known powerhouse chairs to this day instead of standing on 4 legs the supporting framework gives it the effect of being suspended in mid-air. furniture designer torn it says the can to leave a chair accounts for around one 3rd of its sales $175.00 employees produce the chairs by hand you can pay over $600.00 euro's for this

i'll take it also has all wheel drive on top of that it's a quick thing you need to build 7 speed jule clutch transmission is standard equipment. at a base try some around 44000 euros it's about 6000 euros cheaper than the old was when it was launched. great. really really great my verdict on both i like them really much both of them but if i had to choose one it would be the wrong reason being station wagons and if i want to drive a sporty car then i also want to sit close to the road this is not given in the it's clear as an s.u.v. but i think i'll just leave this one aside and then take this one for another 6. for those who want to do their part to protect the environment cooper will be launching its high performance plug in hybrid s.u.v.s for mentor by the end of 2020 . minutes just to. see places like that yes and extend. my. i mean you got that right get out. trophies my horse and i got. a foot of dirty tricks in basic human that 2009 after that we're i think somewhere on $2814.00 i switched to. becoming more popular. so. now we're getting to the government center where i used a

as something union between a man and a woman forbidding parliamentarians potential candidates with jule citizenship for running from running for high office so these are this is a huge array of changes and likely putin here says that they're absolutely necessary that was the gist of his speech to parliament because times are changing . he's a troubled nevertheless that is his take on how things will turn out it is entirely another whether russians agree with him and the vote is next month in april and that is when people will decide ultimately whether they believe his words whether they believe that these amendments will make for a better tomorrow. in other news tonight is the spread of the corona virus continues to affect the markets is least responded to the outbreak by putting the entire country into lockdown with more than 9000 infections up more than 1500 on monday alone the country is now the 2nd worst affected after china the number of deaths has risen soon recent days to more than 460. i am about to send a decree that we can sum up with the expression day of homes there will no

marriage can only be between a man and woman it's a minimum wage it's making sure that people with jule citizenship can serve as a highly highly placed official so there's you know there's a lot of factors going into what people will vote for but ultimately you know if people find that acceptable if they don't support them it wouldn't potentially that yes and said he will he just said that he he'll leave it up to people whether a. presidential term should be reset but whether people support that is anyone's guess i mean this is the kind of thing you know bet on now ok we'll wait for the end of next month or have thanksgiving saudis are more against the. so in other news after wall street suffered its 1st automatic holton trading in more than 2 decades with stocks falling nearly 8 percent world markets do seem to be slowly recovering today and so is the oil price which also went into freefall yesterday after a price war was triggered by saudi arabia and in the u.s. the dow plunged more than 2000 points the worst one day point drop ever prompted by oil price war that stunned markets aroun

marriage as something union between a man and a woman beating parliamentarians potential candidates with jule citizenship for running from running for high office so these are this is a huge array of changes and likely a putin here says that they're absolutely necessary that was the gist of his speech to parliament because times are changing these are troubled times nevertheless that is his take on how things will turn out it is entirely another whether russians agree with him and the vote is next month in april and that is when people will decide ultimately whether they believe his words whether they believe that these amendments will make for a better tomorrow. now after wall street suffered its 1st automatic holton trading in more than 2 decades in stocks for the needy 8 percent world markets do seem to be recovering because ring slowly today so is the price of oil which also went into freefall yesterday after a price war triggered by saudi arabia. and in the u.s. the dow plunged more than 2000 points the worst one day point drop ever prompted by oil price war that stunned markets around t

tonight's results maybe you should reconsider your defense of voting for jill stein if a vote for jules stein in 2016 was a vote for trump venner vote for war and today is a vote for joe biden sorry i didn't make the rules for us political analyst a gentleman ses elisabetta warren's turn of fortune's is karma for her previous comments about the green party. i guess for elizabeth warren is this kind of karma but what we see that is the general chaos in the in the democratic party is quite clear that the democratic establishment or they have a plan in their plan is to just to move is to advance a so-called centrist and that's exactly what they did coming out of south carolina to use. biden's win to south carolina to to create momentum and to encourage that and i think cola and amy are 2 from minnesota to drop out so that all of the fire can be directed toward bernie sanders and a little bit want to play the role in that by staying in the race of the shiba completely devastated michael bloomberg but she also undermined bernie sanders but the fact the focus really should just be on elizabet

now canada as you heard they has already withdrawn from competing in the games jules boy cough is a professor at pacific university and author of power games a political history of the end and thanks he says there is a been an increasing amount of global pressure to cancel this year's event we're witnessing a remarkable upsurge in athletes seeking out against the international olympic committee who has been very slow to act in the face of the coronavirus situation and in that sort of leadership vacuum you've seen athletes in sport bodies rise up and what canada has done just moments ago is absolutely remarkable basically it's a defacto boycott they're saying they will not attend the olympics in tokyo this summer if they happen this summer absolutely remarkable it depends on how the corona virus is corralled or isn't but at this stage many people are giving the olympics a 2nd thought in terms of attending it it all depends how it perceives the pace of the coronavirus right now there are the cases of coronavirus in japan itself are still rising and so who knows what the case will be a year out

to prepare for that possibility and perhaps eventuality so i'm sure we'll be talking to you again jules thank you very much thank you. 23 people had been killed during a prison riot and colombia's capitol building about spreading hatred conditions relatives gathered outside the gates. of the fate of their loved ones. has more from. throughout the night on social media showed fires raging at the. prison shots could be heard as prisoners filmed themselves trying to flee riots over corona virus panic and prison sanitary conditions broke out in this and other 8 overcrowded detention facilities across. the what the government described as a massive attempt to escape. 23 inmates in 83 were injured 7 prison guards were also wounded 2 of them are in critical condition the minister of justice described it as a sad and painful day but denied that there was a health crisis. i really mean there is no sanitary problem that has caused this plan and these riots there is not one infection or any prisoner or custodial or administrative staffer who has coronavirus. the next morning inmates family members

confirmation whatsoever at this particular point suffice to say that the vice president mike pence issued jule to hold a news conference in coming minutes so maybe there will be some clarity there however the president did mention in his news conference friday that this was being contemplated this was in a direct response to a question from one of the report. all right apologies we seem to have lost our communication with mike hanna speaking from washington we'll move on we'll take a break on al-jazeera and tell you what's coming up next yet another new hardship for syrians displaced by fighting a storm destroys their meager shelter urns and another setback on the path to talks between the afghan government and the taliban details in just a moment. welcome back to starting northeastern parts of asia this time we've got one low pressure system moving away clear of japan so bright conditions for a time but then this next area of low pressure is moving across the sea japan east sea into japan once again korean potential general looking fine so looking at highs of 7 degrees so to move the forecast

the zaandam had spin on the south american crews that left argentina on march 7th and have been shut jules and in san antonio on march 21st nobody has disembarks from the ship since it docks and printed innocent chile nearly 2 weeks ago there are more than 1200 passengers nearly 600 crew on board as well as 4 doctors and 4 nurses and the pandemic is causing an unprecedented crisis in the airline industry billions of passengers are going nowhere because some of the world's best known airlines have grounded their entire fleet and when the crisis is eventually over industry experts expect major changes and perhaps cheaper fares 101 in chicago explains why. the global pandemic his grounded a recently soaring airline industry leaving planes idle in a chain of parking lot stretched around the globe so this is worse than anything we've seen. in the recent past probably the past 6070 years it's worse the recession is worse than. the lines of canceled thousands of flights every hard emirates and more than 50 airlines have stopped flying at all disinfecting those still in service as airports and fli

several weeks ago now since then the french president has pretty much cleared his agenda nischelle jule to really focus on the national health emergency he's meeting doctors he's meeting health experts he's putting aside all non-essential items for now at the least say earlier indicated that the french president perhaps wouldn't be coming out with any new measures but of course that could evolve because this crisis is evolving all the time a prominent french newspaper has now reported here in france that a man or marco may choose this address to perhaps bespoke in the upcoming municipal elections the local elections the 1st round is due on sunday the 2nd round a week later and over the past few weeks there have been calls for these elections to be postponed because of course people are concerned about queues at the ballot box about people coming together crowded into small spaces as they try to vote in the fact of course that many people will be unable to vote either because they're sick and ill all the elderly for example in france who are living in or people's homes are all in lockdow

no i definitely didn't do what jules does butm i mean, i had friends that kind of, like, were fallingt as a route to sort of -- >> seth: i feel like in 15 years i'm going to walk in on my son like having sex with a meme. like, how? [ laughter ] what is happening? how do apps work he's like, knock, dad! [ laughter ] >> do they have social media yet? is that a possibility? >> seth: no, they don't have it yet. but that's what i'm saying who knows where it's going to be in 15 years. >> just don't ever let them have itlight laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that's true is like a public serviceso honey, give me your phone. thatk, crack, crack. in that reaction >> seth: okay. that's good. you live in l.a. now you used to live in new york >> yeah. >> seth: do you miss it? >> so much so much. but, i mean, i love my job >> seth: yeah. >> and my job is in l.a. and, like, i have my own place in l.a., which is really nice, and, like, i don't know, in new york-- >> seth: what, so your new york apartment days were not -- >> i, you know, i didn't have the job that i have now. >> seth: right >> you know, i wa

response what we have seen from him and omar cross over the past 2 weeks is really he's cleared his share jule he has focused nearly soley on the coronavirus crisis in france there are more than a 1700 cases here more than 30 deaths and of course those numbers are rising all the time now the french president also held a cabinet meeting today the 1st cabinet meeting without the french culture minister because on monday he was diagnosed positive for the coronavirus he is in isolation we understand that he's not in a grave condition he has what he described it feels like a very strong flu those are some of the messages we've heard from the french culture minister but as you can imagine that made many other ministers nervous we know that others have been tested they're also 5 m.p.'s in the french parliament that have coronavirus they've all tested positive they're all in isolation again none of them in a critical condition but it just gives you a sense of how the coronavirus really is touching also a segment of the population here natasha butler part of our team coverage of coronavirus this news h

she was the one, who when jules verne wrote around the world in 80 days, nellie bly went around the world76 days. >> bly was writing for joseph pulitzer's new york world when she went undercover in 1887 to report on the city's psychiatric hospitals. >> nellie bly made like she was crazy. she basically had a fake breakdown. the judge sent her to bellevue hospital. >> from there she was sent to a state mental hospital on blackwell's island where the treatment she witnessed was barbaric, chronicled in "ten days in a madhouse", a sensational expose that became a best-selling book. >> and once that ces out, bellevue, in the public mind, is really linked almost forever with insanity and mental illness. >> bellevue became a punchline, as in this clip from the honeymooners. >> "and i'm calling bellevue cuz you're nuts!" " where to?" "bellevue" >> and at the movies bellevue was where kris kringle was sent in miracle on thirty-fourth street. and a host of real-life writers and artists spent time in the hospital's pysch ward. >> o. henry o. henry sent to bellevue, steven foster. >> my old kentucky h

what's the expectation and every night in a campaign setting, i credit jules went over with coming up, a bunch of us would write a song, a mocking song about some event or theme in the campaign and in new hampshire, the expectations one was done to the tune of rock of ages. and if iremember the lyric , it's david roeder, right for me. tell me what's is victory. and the number at the musky people fastened on was 55 percent. 55, the famous quote is marie currier. and if he doesn't get 55, she said i'll eat my hat. what was it, 47? >> and mcgovern one with 36 percent. >> there's still people who haven't learned but that was the first moment you just dump all over. >> there are stories being written today about the expectations of monday in iowa. >> before i forget, tim krause said of nixon, no president had ever worked so lovingly or painstakingly to emasculate reporters. i'm sorry. >> trump knows where he got it from. he probably doesn't, actually . >> could we get a word in edgewise here? >> i'll ask you to not find my name in tim krause's boys and the bus but i did have one small meas