-katia: hi! -lemonis: hi, katia. how are you? good to see you.ble that day was so much product, and it's a lot fewer. i think it looks high-end. lemonis: katia was legitimately impressed by the new look and how we've focused our product line. katia: we'd be super-excited to have you. and just from one entrepreneur to another, so impressed. -miranda: thank you so much. -lemonis: it was easy, right? -easy process? -miranda: [ laughs ] lemonis: and since she's asked us to be a part of her monthly subscription and her retail store, i expect our revenue to double within the year. we're excited to do business. miranda: thank you. i appreciate it. -katia: we don't do that. right? -miranda: give me a hug. i appreciate it. -katia: great to see you. -layne: thank you so much. lwoman:: ttheir soups are amazing.. lemonis: ...at one small soup chain in milwaukee, wisconsin, the owner is writing a recipe for disaster. no [bleep] you should be very careful about what you're saying. his behavior is alienating employees. kevin: he needs to trust me. lemonis: his

ana katia: y como no se va a enojar!pions y neymar no podrÁ haber acciÓn por esta lesión y ojo que corre mucho riesgo porque quinto metatarsianos es peligroso. alan: cualquier lesiÓn a ese nivel destaca mucho tiempo mÁs con la champions. lleva un cierto estilo en donde siempre se la pasan cargÁndole de pegar. ana katia: no significa que estÉ bien pero es parte del juego. pasando al tema de la nba, te podrÍa dar el regreso del rey, lebron james, a la duela. hay que recordar que dejÓ de jugar desde el 25 de diciembre hasta ahora. fue un mes lo que he estado fuera de las canchas por lesiÓn. ya lo vimos entrenar y podrÍa ser este martes. jesus: son jugadores de este estilo a los que toca jugarles mucho mÁs fÍsico. a lebron le exigen mucho y le golpean. alan: es casi el 80% del equipo. mira esta noticia, mÁs bloqueos hasta en el deporte para venezuela. ana katia: todo el tema polÍtico ha provocado que se cambie la serie del caribe de este 2019 y ahora la sede serÁ panamÁ. estarán recibiendo los canciones de la pelota invernal

-katia: mnh-mnh. -lemonis: interesting? -katia: no, that's weird. it just feels all over the place. trusting me. ...and develop a whole new look...

-katia: we don't do that. right? -miranda: give me a hug. i appreciate it. -katia: great to see you. -layne: thank you so much. lwoman:: ttheir soups are amazing.. lemonis: ...at one small soup chain in milwaukee, wisconsin, the owner is writing a recipe for disaster. no [bleep] you should be very careful about what you're saying. his behavior is alienating employees. kevin: he needs to trust me. lemonis: his menu is alienating customers. it's heavy. and a private feud with one mysterious person... stephanie: her name is grace. mayra: grace. lemonis: ...is threatening to destroy everything. grace: you need to be brought out and be told it's not okay to treat people like that. it's not. how dare you! lemonis: everybody's talking about her except you. if i can't bring this situation down from a boil... dave: this does not interest me anymore. lemonis: dave. ...this lid's gonna blow right off. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not going to wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we're gonna wake up

katia showed pictures of this tree planted and enjoyed for 47 years. >> memories over the years. birthday parties. you name it, it was out here. and it was really, really so special. i'm going to miss it a lot. >> that's a lot of tree. you're not kidding. it's one of the bigger trees you're going to see in this area. >> davey tree was faced with a big job. the narrow driveway and access won't make it easy. >> all of this wood weighs a lot. maybe thousands of pounds. in the root ball, even more. >> but no one acweek's heavy ra which experts say played a role. >> it's water and weight related. >> carria remains exciting. >> my horoscope in the paper said it was going to be an exciting paper. but hello. this isn't exactly what i was counting on. [ laughter ] >> excited and expensive, she's lucky insurance will cover the $20,000 cost of the tree removal. >> reporter: right now, she's thankful nobody was hurt. and she's already thinking about planting more memories. rob malcolm,ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a falling 75-foot tall tree in southern california, killed a visiting north carolina co

missing cousin from answered my own katia into a month long mortars on the go even if i caught us i was a twit of. my choice to discard because given the way told transmitted to the troops. when in the question how much and i will. eat up. where is home. when. your family is scattered across the globe. with existing you could do this if you move because the journey back to the roots which again i'm in the home of. the sharks traveling from somalia live around the world to come what a good question to systems. global family starts january twenty first on t.w. to get a better. brazil has sworn in its new president shabbos in a row is the country's good strong right leader since the military dictatorship and if it is ago both an auto has vowed to revive brazil's economy and crack down on crime but his offensive remarks about minorities and women have alarmed many new faces threats to democracy. a german man has been arrested for allegedly driving into crowds in.

worry that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of taiwan's culture katia locus of the young al-jazeera. a new government health care plan is being criticized for failing the people it was designed to help oxfam says many poor indians are still not able to access the free health care very were promised retore gates and their forts. this is what passes for a waiting room at one of the biggest teaching hospitals in new delhi when he has been sleeping here for six weeks while she waits for treatment for a heart condition labor a husband sends money to cover her costs. that there's something wrong with the valve in my heart i get palpitations it's worse since i've been here now i have trouble walking a few weaker because i don't have proper food here my chest hurts and so does my back. a government funded health care scheme launched last september was meant to improve things for half a billion indians like money it offers free health insurance to the country's poorest citizens but for months on many still don't have it critics say the scheme was rushed out for

worry that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of taiwan's culture katia locus of the young al-jazeera. all right it's time for a look at sport with tara thank you so much come all the asian cups number one ranked team around are on the verge of booking their spot in the quarterfinals they're currently bidding on mon to nil and abu dabi the iranians are looking to win the asian cup for the fourth time the last of their triumph coming back in one nine hundred seventy six or earlier. vietnam produced a surprise wins become the first team to reach the last state after their game against george jordan's finish and a one one draw vietnam and won the tie in a penalty shoot out with every hope the this is history for good for good news for the board. and we're really happy about this result we are trying hard hundred twenty minutes to here and there have a lot in the in been able to shoot in so we are so happy. china came back from a goal down to avoid an upset against thailand the host for the next edition of the tournaments scored twice in five minutes to win t

worry that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of taiwan's culture katia locus of began al-jazeera. and the wintry conditions in china's shining dong province of created an icy spectacular the plummeting temperatures of stop the flow of a waterfall creating huge icicles visitors have been gathering to admire the eighty meter high natural wonder which is allowed to tie at the country's most sacred mountain a phenomenon happens when atmospheric temperatures suddenly plunge well below zero stopping fast moving water and turning it into an array of icicles or spectacular. watching out here is a reminder of the top stories the u.s. military says it carried out an asteroid can somalia that killed fifty two fighters it was noised hours after the group attacked a somali army base they on group has also claimed responsibility for tuesday's attack on a luxury hotel and shopping complex in neighboring kenya. has more it's very hard to say the scale of the us or russia is somalia because it is largely secretive or porous no one really knows how many u.s. troops are pr

katia lopez so began al-jazeera. politicians in the u.s. aren't giving up on their attempts to end support for the saudi u.a.e. war in yemen the bipartisan group announced its plans to resubmit a draft resolution that was passed by the senate in december but was then blocked in the house of representatives late last year i had the opportunity to meet with several very brave human rights activists from yemen urging congress to put a stop to this war and they told me very clearly when yemenis see made in us a on the bombs that are killing.

life difficult for millions of americans many have no option but to wait and hope for warmer days katia lopez with a on al-jazeera. like authority with support now on a development after yesterday's asian cup semi find out a host could be facing some trouble your cats because asian football's governing body has launched an investigation into the crowd trouble that disrupted tuesday's asian cup semifinal the match style cats are thrashed host nation the u.a.e. for nail shows in bottles were thrown at the qatari players from the stands and other dappy the match came at a time and serious political tensions between both countries the u.a.e. is one of the four arab nations that have been staging a blockade on catarrh since twenty seventeen their c. told al-jazeera that want to complete its investigation the next steps will be decided early respect and worship in southwell football about the kind of punishment the u.a.e. could be facing. it's inevitable that the asian football confederation has to take some sort of action but i suspect there will be wrestling with whether to take a sort of s

life difficult for millions of americans many have no option but to wait and hope for warmer days katia lopez with al-jazeera or wendy wolf it joins us live from an old people's home that's currently being used as what's termed as a warming center in chicago what if us was tell us just how bad all the situations are outside light. well felicity good afternoon to you we spent about ten or so minutes outside before we came into this war means then or i can tell you it's about ten eleven degrees below zero from the time i left home it went down to about negative eighteen so very very cold out there and that's why the city has opened more than two hundred seventy warming centers just like this one because it's simply not safe to stay outside in these kinds of temperatures frostbite can set in and as few as five minutes millions of people as we've been talking about across the upper midwest hunkering down today as the wind chills are set to go as low as seventy below zero schools are closed most offices are allowing people to work from home and it's so cold the u.s. postal service which almo

worry that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of taiwan's culture katia locus of the young al-jazeera. the wintry conditions in china's trying dong province have created an icy spectacular plummeting temperatures have stopped the flow of a waterfall creating huge icicles visitors have been gathering to admire the eighty meter high natural wonder on mount toy which is the country's most sacred mountain the phenomenon happens when atmospheric temperature is suddenly plunge well below zero stopping fast moving water and turning it into an array of icicles. still to come sports news including the champ is out for tell you all about one of the biggest upsets of the australian australian even if in so. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short personal stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. because four to four hundred people it was you know here to be one. savior if there are called keep it up because if that everybody wants al-jazeera selects one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a came

enforce and ultimately save a fragile cease fire with lingering optimism that both sides will comply katia llopis will yun al-jazeera still ahead here on al-jazeera unexpected backing for brics it will tell you i want to london's most multicultural neighborhoods wants to leave the european union. and they were once used as bomb shelters during world war two show you what they become today. from long flowing on in winds to an enchanting desert breeze. that has been a huge amount of snow over central europe over this weekend i'm talking meters not centimeters here at the northerly wind is still blowing is not as much cloud and you know it's still as cold as more snow to come i think for some injuries in germany so bavaria and across the tirol is well into austria now it's not just these two places but that's where the avalanche risk is also at its highest and you can see of the next well over towards really there's more snow to come here little elsewhere but the cold is maintained turkey though and ukraine would also get a huge jump a stone out further west it's just as cold there's not much

worry that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of taiwan's culture katia locus of the young al-jazeera. now here's something we won't see for a very long time i ran into an eclipse known as a super bloodworth moon it appears to be more red and brighter when it's closer to the earth. you have to be quick to the state to spot the phenomenon because it only lasts for a few hours and it won't happen again until twenty thirty seven. our time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera at least for syrian soldiers have been killed in israeli airstrikes on iranian targets in syria video posted to social media appears to show missiles intercepted near damascus russia says during the strikes early on monday syrian air defenses destroyed more than thirty cruise missiles and guided bombs are a force that reports from a lot in southern israel or in a highly unusual move the israeli military is confirming that strikes have been taking place against targets inside syria as the operation has been going on the israeli military is saying that it striking iranian

life difficult for millions of americans many have no option but to wait and hope for warmer days katia lupus will yawn. all right it's time to catch up on all that weather looks freezing what on earth is going on that's right well we're going to take you all the way back to the beginning i'm going to show where the system came from and give you a little bit of an explanation on what we're dealing with right now first of all we're going to have to go to the north pole that's where the polar vortex is all of the time actually i want to show the temperatures that are normally across this area so we have the satellite you can see the circulation around the north pole and then temperature wise it is very cold in the the polar vortex as i said where you see these lobes is where we tend to see areas of low pressure well in this situation one of these areas of low pressure where you see these lobes actually broke off and came down across parts of canada as well as into the northern part of the united states and that is why the polar vortex is affecting us right now as you can see it's we're cr

enforce and ultimately save a fragile cease fire with lingering optimism that both sides will comply katia lopez who will yawn al-jazeera still ahead for you in this news hour from london ukraine's also dogs church officially becomes independent severing ties with religious leaders in russia cracking down on crime brazil's new president sends in the military to contain violence in the northeast and then later in sport the u.s. open champion tells herself off of being childish santa will have backstory. thousands of anti-government protesters have rallied in the hungarian capital as anger rises over a controversial change to labor rules called the slave law by critics it to boost the amount of overtime employers can demand while delaying salary payments at the same time the marches have now snowballed into a call for the end of prime minister viktor or bands rule or a challenge reports. it's no secret what these hunger in protesters think of prime minister viktor orban. with christmas and the year after the way thousands of people around on the streets again still angry at new laws passed b

katia lopez so began al-jazeera. playing to more still ahead on the news hour including. i'm wayne hay in myanmar where thousands of come out to mark seventy years since a rebel group took up arms against the government a cease fire is in place but we'll tell you why permanent peace seems to be drifting further away a brutal chill sweeps through parts of the u.s. midwest most being called the region's worst freeze in a generation. and in sports for time champions japan prepare to face the tournaments top scorers in the asian cup final for a whole be here with more. sudan's president omar al bashir has announced the reopening of the border with eritrea it's being closed for a year after khartoum accused terror training government of supporting rebel groups in sudan both countries deployed troops to the eastern border town of course during the dispute the announcement comes at a time of growing protests demanding president bashir steps down a little bit. on this day we salute our fellow brothers in eritrea the president government and the people from this spot in qatar i an

ana katia: quÉ bien poder comenzar asÍ la maÑana. k: comenzamos por cecilio domÍnguez en la liga mx porque volÓ de cuapa con destino a argentina. las anillas anunciaron la salida del paraguayo quien se convirtiÓ en el nuevo jugador de independiente de avellaneda tras dos aÑos con los azulcrema. el sudamericano pidiÓ su salida argumentando la poca actividad en el conjunto comandado por miguel herrera. as''i que sino tiene minutos es mejor que busque una salida. alan: el amÉrica estÁ bastante bien en la liga invicto pero vamos a ver cÓmo les sigue yendo con estas salidas. ana k: veremos como le va en esta jornada cuatro a la cual les invitamos este sÁbado futbolero. cruz azul frente a tijuana, pachuca frente a pumas y necaxa reside a monarcas y todo a partir de las 4:00 p.m. del centro en vivo por univisiÓn y udn. no se lo pueden perder porque tenemos mucha actividad en esta jornada cuatro. alan: todavÍa no sabemos cuÁl es tu equipo favorito. ana k: y yo tengo que ir con el amÉrica porque tÚ vas con el amÉrica. ahora hablamos de la cop

worry that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of taiwan's culture katia locus of the young al-jazeera. well here's something you won't see for a very long time a rare lunar eclipse known as a super blood wolfman it appears to be more red and brighter when it's closer to the earth you have to be quick though to spot the phenomenon because it only lasts for a few hours and it won't happen again until twenty thirty seven. our time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera at least four syrian soldiers have been killed in israeli airstrikes on syrian targets iranian targets in syria video posted to social media appears to show missiles intercepted near the capital damascus russia says during those strikes early on monday syrian air defense destroyed more than thirty cruise missiles and guided bombs on sunday israel said that intercepted a rocket fired at the golan heights from syria a solid binge of aid has more from gaza into. israel maintains that it did hit multiple targets inside the damascus is the airport as well as other cities in the near

that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of thailand's culture katia locus of the young al-jazeera. were taken to the headlines now on al-jazeera the united states says at least fifty two fighters have been killed in an air strike in somalia this was in response to an attack hours earlier on i somali army base eight somali soldiers were killed when i was about fighters overran a military camp on the outskirts of kiss my own place in sudan a fired tear gas to break up protests in a cartoon and the man activists say dozens of people have been killed in a month of protests which first began over the rising price of bread. protesters in greece have converged on athens to demonstrate against the name change deal with macedonia what started peacefully in the capital was ended by riot police greek m.p.'s need to ratify this deal for the northern neighbor to change its name to north macedonia many greeks oppose that because macedonia is the name of one of greece's largest regions prime minister. narrowly survived two votes of confidence and plans to bring his

worry that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of taiwan's culture katia locus of the young al-jazeera. so you are what yards are these are the top stories the israeli military says it's carrying out strikes on iranian forces in syria video posted to social media of calls to show missiles intercepted near damascus on sunday israel said it shot down a rocket fired at the golan heights from syria are of course it is more now from a lot in southern israel. the immediate background to this is what took place during the course of sunday there were first israeli strikes reported at least in the syrian media on in and around damascus syrian media saying that the syrian air defenses had successfully. struck targets coming in towards syrian territory and then later there was a use of the israeli iron anti missile system over the israeli occupied golan heights turkish president reza when says he's ready to take over control of man which he spoke on the phone to president trump about the u.s. withdrawal from northern syria they agreed on the need for a negotiated set

worry that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of taiwan's culture katia locus of the young al-jazeera. the wintry conditions in china's shining dong province have created an icy spectacular the promising temperatures have stopped the flow of a waterfall creating huge icicles visitors have been gathering to unlock the eighty meter high natural wonder on mt thai which is the country's most sacred mountain a phenomenon happens when atmospheric temperatures suddenly plunge well below zero stopping fast moving water turning it into an array of icicles and just a quick run you can always catch up with or stories recovering or checking out a website. dot com. what you notice here are mind of the top stories the u.s. military says it carried out an airstrike in somalia that killed fifty two fighters it was launched hours after the group attacked a somali army base their own group has also claimed responsibility for tuesday's attack on a luxury hotel and shopping complex in neighboring kenya. has more. it's very hard to say the scale of the u.s. or in somalia beca

that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of thailand's culture katia llopis of the young al-jazeera . now a rare lunar eclipse has been observed around the world the phenomenon is known as a super blood wolf moon it occurs when the moon is closer to the earth making it appear red a brighter it only lasts for about five hours and we won't get to see it again until twenty thirty seven. have a quick check of the headlines here at al-jazeera at least for syrian soldiers have been killed in israeli airstrikes on iranians are gets inside syria video posted to social media appears to show missiles intercepted near damascus russia says during the strikes early on monday syrian air defenses destroyed more than thirty cruise missiles and guided bombs are a force of reports and you know that in southern israel. well in a highly unusual move the israeli military is confirming that strikes have been taking place against targets inside syria as the operation has been going on these removed for you saying that it's striking iranian could forces targets inside syrian

every update hackers start working on new cyber tools to get around them and offer to their clients katialopez so began al-jazeera mark owen jones with us here in studio fourteen now assistant professor at how i've been clear for university here in doha you research is issues of surveillance and technology and this karma it's like the name of that but it what surprises me with what we're hearing in that report is that it sounds very simple it's it it can sneak into your phone almost and it makes me wonder how safe any of us are. right here you know well i would be very cautious if i had an apple product the thing is we've got three right here right now because calmer is as you say it's brutally simple if you are the operative using it you're literally put in the phone number you could put in your phone number my phone number and then if we had a knife and it would be able to then extract data from often including images or video files that's simple it's too simple it's too simple and it's alarming i mean there's a huge market in these exploits so governments often will pay top dollar for

life difficult for millions of americans many have no option but to wait and hope for warmer days katia lopez will yawn al-jazeera. time to take you through some of the stories we're following here on our just syria but as well as president nicolas maduro has accused three desserts is a floating a coup from colombia it follows his statement earlier as a russian media he's ready to talk to opposition rival one way those declared himself interim leader brazil's vice president says going to brazil for humanitarian assistance the british parliament has authorized prime minister to resign major go back to brussels politicians also voted to make it harder for britain to be the e.u. without a deal ahead of the european parliament says it will be very difficult to read negotiate al-jazeera as jonah hall has more from london. the first point of contact since the vote on tuesday night between the government and the e.u. will happen in a few few hours time this evening a phone call between trees and men don't trust the council president he is likely to tell her just as the party you european parli

what were you and katia talking about today? >> we were talking about a lot.me. >> give me a little more. >> later on. i'll practice. >> i'm so pushy. you did some. i'm not mad at it. >> she's always putting me on the spot. >>> all right. top lawmakers from both parties are expected to head to the white house today for a border security briefing at the request of president trump. the president tweeted, quote, let's make a deal, nearly two weeks into the government shutdown. when democrats take over control of the house tomorrow, they plan to introduce two bills aimed at opening the government up, but the president is not expected to sign them because they don't include funding for a border wall. >>> meanwhile, tensions have flared up again at the border with another clash between u.s. officials and migrants. border authorities fired tear gas into mexico after a group of migrants tried to cross into the u.s. from tijuana. witnesses say some people are lifting toddlers through razor wire, but officials insist that tear gas was aimed at breaking up what they call