-corey: laurie's idea, and laurie's idea with the subway tile. -laurie: it's beautiful.floor. lemonis: the coffee looks amazing. corey: the coffee is amazing. that's the corey loves laurie blend. lemonis: are people buying the cheesecake? corey: yes. the biggest thing is they want to taste it, so i'm gonna put samples out. lemonis: almost everything in the store feels new york themed and authentic. how are the bagel chips selling? laurie: they're actually -- people are buying two bags. -corey: really. -lemonis: so you've really, like, tripled your revenue. -corey: without a doubt. we're actually making bagels to make bagel chips. lemonis: appropriately, the bagel chips are now at the forefront. so are these the new bags? corey: these were the samples. laurie: everyone says this pops out, and i agree with that. lemonis: it's on point with the brand. the new sample packaging for the bagel chips looks phenomenal. i mean, we look legit. so tell me what you did different. be honest. corey: we adjusted the amount of boiling time, and it's giving you a softer, more user friendl

lauri: i'm lauri turner. lemonis: lauri, nice to meet you. how many different hats are in here?ri: all of them. lemonis: no, but how many different kinds. lauri: lots. lemonis: when did lots become a financial or a quantitative term? lots of hats? okay. i mean, is there 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 4,000? nope, just lots. lots, okay. now, are these men's or ladies'? lauri: both. lemonis: are most hats are unisex? lauri: all hats are unisex except for ladies hats. it's not your color either. now, to me, that's not necessarily... lemonis: doesn't fit my fat head though. lauri: nope. you have a significant sized cranium. lemonis: i have a what? lauri: significant sized cranium. lemonis: you mean i have a big head? lauri: above average. lemonis: above average. okay. the one thing that i was looking for in this process is the product knowledge that differentiated them from any other company that could sell hats. if you're going to have a business specifically about hats, your product knowledge and your ability to assess the customer, put the right thing on them, well, it's paramount. and wha

>> i did. >> good. >> reporter: jonathan now lives here full-time along with laurie's son austin.dless compassion -- >> this looks good. >> reporter: -- jonathan was able to get othe transplant list. and just a few months ago got his new heart. in a few weeks he'll be well enough to live on his own again, although laurie says she has no plans to release him from her care. this isn't over when he gets better? >> no. he's going to go down to my family's house for christmas with us and go to a wetting with me. so yeah, he's a part of the family. >> i call her mama. >> you call her mama? >> i do. she's like a second mama to me. heaven sent. >> she's heaven sent? >> heaven sent. >> reporter: any medical professional can make you healthy. but sometimes only an angel can make you all better. steve hartman, on the road, in noonan, georgia. >>> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm tom hansen. >>>

. >> reporter: as a nurse in the icu at georgia's piedmont noonan hospital, laurie wood has touched a lot of lives, but none have touched hers quite like jonathan pinker the 27-year-old with autism has been on his own since his grandmother died recently, as he was leaving work one day, something felt very wrong. >> i just could hardly breathe. >> reporter: the diagnosis, heart failure. his only option a transplant jonathan had every requirement except one, family to care for him after surgery. alone and out of options, jonathan was dropped from the transplant list. >> somebody's got to step up to the plate and i was going to be that person. >> reporter: that's how nurse laurie got a new name. >> nurse laurie, i call her mama now. >> reporter: becoming jonathan's legal guardian how quickly did you make that decision >> two or three days there was something in my heart that i just knew that he needed. >> reporter: months and a successful surgery later, jonathan has barely skipped a beat, all settled in with laurie and her son. >> she has went above and beyond for me, and i can't thank h

for the next 8 hours kerry call will observe laurie and jeff's interactions. with laurie and jeff are being wired up and then they'll have a conversation about a topic that tends to result in a conflict electrodes will record how strongly they react to each other how angry they become how stressed they feel. carrie listens and observes. she'll use the data to analyze the argument and compare it to what she could see in the couple's they shal expressions. she's looking for signs of annoyance and contempt. handling disagreements in a healthy way is a challenge for all couples. i don't know why i'm digging my heels in here but i'm digging my he has a plan and jeff you sad i can't remember what we were fighting about it was probably nothing and you're absolutely right because couples fight about nothing but underneath that nothing was a real important something for each one of us and that's what we need to get to your future. coupled up with often the actual topic of disagreement is less important than how the couple handles conflicts. couples in distress tend to

in pennsylvania laurie >> hi, jim, this is laurie from the home of the philadelphia eagles first lete wish you a happy holiday and happy and healthy new year to you and your family, and thank you for all you do, and your action alerts club membership, i love it. thank you very much. >> thank you for being a member of the club. we have been having some good ones, back to 3 mill i think today, and we have a really big game sunday, and we have to win. how can i help >> we are going to win this is how you can help anyway, i just found out my mom went from sac's to t.j.maxx, and i did what you did with your father, looked if the parking lots were fall, employees were happy, customers were happy, it was an incredible experience, so my question to you is with t.j.maxx trading near all time highs, does it still have room to run like miles sanders. >> can i ask laurie a question what i wanted to ask laurie is it's not yjust t.j.maxx, you hav to check out the home goods, what pop and i did, we never went to one store. he would drag me to five, six, seven stores, but i like tjx, and i think it

no one hold on i want to play a clip from franks for laurie he's president of the american chamber of commerce in germany we talked with him earlier about this same issue and here's what he had to say. the signals have been out there for a few years by the way american companies have been talking about the problems with digital infrastructure energy costs bureaucracy and interest in only one of the positives they always mentioned was political stability and now we can't even really talk about that anymore so there certainly is work that needs to be done and there's too much at stake to not take these kind of surveys seriously. though mr supporter laurie later clarified there that by political situation he means the rise of a right wing party that's been pretty successful here in germany do you believe that other american businesses are looking at that situation and seeing a little bit more instability and that there are any concerns over that you know i agree with everything that frank said i'm not i'm not really sure that political instability is a key reason why u.s. companies are l

lauri: all of them. lemonis: but how many different kinds? lauri: lots.monis: ...offset by her quirks. lauri: this is my cash wrap, and if i die i'll be buried in it or burned up in it. lemonis: then i go to utah to meet a snow and skiboard manufacturer funded by deep pockets. and how much have you invested in this business? lou: $6 million. lemonis: i'm sorry? lou: $6 million. lemonis: unfortunately, its leader has an arrogance to match.

it costs millions. >> laurie said she can't afford to grow her farm any bigger.e agriculture chief, offer realistic solutions to farmers. >> it costs more to make the milk than you're getting for the milk. we don't need any more milk just to make a blanket statement let's all get bigger and all have produce more milk is not the answer. >> reporter: laurie and dale both hope to have farms to pass on to future generations. two of america's small farms facing unprecedented challenges and an uncertain future. vaughn hillyard, beaver dam, wisconsin. >>> he's about to be surrounded by world leaders yet may find himself isolated. the expectations for this week's nato meeting next. this week's nato meeting next. hi honey, we got in early. yeah, and we brought steve and mark. ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. until i found out what itst it actually was.ed me. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now

though mr supporter laurie later clarified there that by political situation he means the rise of a right wing party that's been pretty successful here in germany do you believe that other american businesses are looking at that situation and seeing a little bit more instability and that there are any concerns over that you know i agree with everything that frank said i'm not i'm not really sure that political instability is a key reason why u.s. companies are looking or investing less i think there's a number of geo political issues that are that are that are contributing to that bore so than that and as frank mentioned the issue of if a structure decline in the backlog and if a structural projects that germany has been grappling with over the last few years is is of course a key factor as well all right we're marine with german financial services firm thank you very much for joining us. you're welcome. and the recent elections in hong kong showed widespread public support for the pro-democracy cause that's advocates winning almost 90 percent of the seats now specific industries are begi

according to this study and i'm not joined by the man who represents many of those companies france falls laurie is the president of the american chamber of commerce of germany which just released its latest figures stating that revenue of u.s. friends in germany has risen employment to frank does that contradict the findings of k.p.n. g that american business captains are losing trust in germany well no one at i think right now we're going through a difficult period in the transatlantic relationship that's no secret and i think it should be no surprise to anyone that companies are giving it a 2nd thought before committing in large amounts of investment money at this time however the fact that our companies grew so much in the previous year and created jobs in germany and said as their number one intention for 2020 to continue to do so i think that's a positive sign that reflects the long standing and deep transatlantic relationship . if u.s. companies would talk about forward coca-cola and the likes and your own company u.b.s. for that matter if they are indeed tightening the belt here in europ

i am laurie leader man. i would like to thank you for developing the amendments to make the needs of communities primary and for being prepared for the battle. i remain skeptical the bill for preempting public input can be opposite. these are essential roles for government. these assign that to local government and communities where it belongs. california is the fifth or sixth largest economy in the world and most populous state in the u.s. these are further away from public accountability and susceptible to lobbying. this is a recipe for disruption and displacement. compromising is not viable without all of the amendments, sb50 must be opposed. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. corey smith san francisco how, o housing coalition. the authors haven't read the bill or understand what it does. reading some of the inaccurate statementses. page one line 12 less public review this does not change the process. line 15 and 16. market rate housing affordable. it helps them move in and 70% of low income live in

one person is under arrest and chicago mayor laurie lightfoot said this type of violence cannot be tolerated. >> it's a terrible tragedy and frankly an incredible act of cowardess. >>> newly released emails are providing details into president trump's controversial decision to withhold defense funds to ukraine. now the issue, of course, led to mr. trump's impeachment, something he's now using as a rallying cry. our chip reid is with the president down in florida. >> reporter: president trump turned his impeachment into a political drum beat saturday night before an adoring crowd of students in west palm beach. >> they had nothing. there's no crime. there's no nothing. how do you impeach? you have no crime. >> reporter: the president has called for a full impeachment trial in the senate with witnesses who he says will help exonerate him including the whistle-blower and former vice president joe biden. senate democrats also want witnesses who they believe will help incriminate the president, such as acting white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. >> this email is explosive. >> chuck schumer

now this one just a good decade has not been one long seamless story you are for laurie. musician. i. owe. my life. completely cut. my teeth to suckle i'm sorry. for concerts but this is 5 times. the ball let's. see if you will forget this. contender for save of the decade from december 29th. zama cutting it very fine against confirmation from goal line technology it's not quite over the line the hawkeye system should just leave you about 2016 which shall cut the 1st beneficiaries of the gold confer. with the some. $152016.00 a 17 year old makes his competitive debut for labor issues as high how parents becomes the youngest player ever to run out for the club in the bundesliga. 2017 was a busy year all round off the pitch he had to finish his school exams on if he passed test after test. and harvard's followed up on that with 17 goals in 201819. a campaign record for a teenager. january the 10th 20151 of the darkest days of this decade in the bundesliga spork june your mum died in a car accident. he was 20 years old. and so as soon as you mention it i'm right back in the moment i w

in 2000 someone jennie's laurie schemes in agreement with the prosecutors. the arson and murder charges swore a plea bargain down to child endangerment. this was enough to secure rich's release considering the amount of time he told what he spends in prison. only one person in the courthouse still believes him can his guilt valerie pinkly. the victims. i have. here. tonight i'm going to face get through it but i want to know you want nobody you know. people who will. know i never can take any confusion he loves kids. who has children clearly he wouldn't. be you know the idea why so many neighbors and other people who live. here in the testimonies to give him a probably pissed off somewhere. can you start asking me that the age old question about going to hell. oh is there talk about am i going to go to hell for what happened cynthia collins. and i would tell him again for the millionth viewer to drop chilling member what happened and you didn't know the baby was there and i really believed that and he turned around. and in the most evil voice i had ever hear

now this one just a good decade as not being one long seamless story of your folks laurie. musician who say. i. owe. my life. completely can i just. keep it from coal i'm sorry. but not to. the 5 times i've seen the ball let's. get this. contender 1st save of the decade from december 29th the tox young zama cutting it very fine against buying confirmation from goal line technology it's not quite over the line in the hawkeye system just league about 26 teams that shot the 1st beneficiaries of a gold confirm. some. 201617 year old makes his competitive debut for later who's as conference becomes the youngest player ever to run out for the club in the bundesliga. 2017 was a busy year all round off the pitch he had to finish his school exams on if he passed test after test. and however it's followed up on now with 17 goals in 281819. a campaign record for a teenager. january the 10th 20151 of the darkest days of this decade in the bundesliga spork june your mother died in a car accident. he was 20 years old. and so as soon as you mention it i'm right back in the moment i was wi

playing piano out of inches and laurie johnson actually wanted to go to to leave he would he had always written me as if adventures which was huge. it was going out in $93.00 countries it was the biggest television show in the world and but he wanted to do this film and he said to determine it was a great friend of his he said is there anybody who could actually take over from me and just well he said you know you're pinnace could and he knows your style and so i took over as as a musical director and composer so that that's what then led me into from they i started to do feature films i started to be offered them or at. another thing i did in the same way was i did a commercial which won the prize for the best commercial of the year which also brought leads to work that i nearly died that's another story ok but then how come you may be transferred from film music to become in a way a kind of cooled composer understand you did the music for princess diana's 30th birthday how did you make that transition i thought our current keep writing commercials and commercial music at that point i

or i doubt is our news for no the broadcast legend that is laurie king though is standing by with another slice of politicking next to stay close for. the economic system known as capitalism has generated more wealth. than any other system in history in many ways that is defined maternity itself hundreds of millions have been lifted out of poverty however capitalism has also witnessed growing income inequality thus the appeal of socialism currently on the rise can complement. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results deiced on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election do

sheriff laurie smith says that she s skeptical at first, but found that the neapproach has been very good for their inmates back to you can. >>all right, thank you very coming up tonight at 6.45 consumer shell out billions of dollars on holiday shopping that has set records what the most popular items for sale were and up next a college freshman killed walking ar her campus lice have not released 2 tenage suspectin >>new york city police have interviewed and leased a 14 year-old boy they had been searching for in the stabbing ath of barnardcollege freshman tessa majorsbut authorities are saying tonight they could still charge him and another teager who was questioned and so releas. police say majors was wking manhattan's morningside park near her college when she was attaked, it was just 2 days before final exams. her ath has troubled city and collegleaders both for its proximity to campus and its apparent randomne a 3 year-old boy was arrted today after the stabbing charged with second-degree murder first-degre robbery weapon. inal possession of a >>impeachnt impassive continues on

right to go wrong laurie. drawl more than i was sentenced to die in prison by that regime my life. case to grab some media attention and it's a 16 year old's 16th birthday party. so i think the police tell a lot of pressure. for me and i think. it's like a. true. more than the shorter one bass player will settle on the shoes because i was standing right next. to me for hours before you go you know. what to do you know 1617 years old so. this could lose one believes or loses one disappeared. hopefully the. former it is close. to. the truth. welcome back i'm still with was abraham former spokesperson gadhafi you see the british government the international trade department the british government and simulate about woods and later nations say they share the goals of how you articulated the their. scribing them to get out free they are interested in that you you claim actually they're more interested in the fact in helping al qaeda and i says from the shores of the mediterranean well this is an old british strategy i have to admit it has been successful and the british used it in their

laurie tires consist of rubber natural rubber and wire bio wire right here in the tread and along the rim and those are 2 components that can be separated easily. in the time manufacturing process heat is used to compress the rubber making the tires firm and heavy. so special machines a needed to shred them. they use as much energy annually as 1200 households. danny felber gets the tires for nothing. but his recycling company near to speak o. does have to pick them up from carriages entire dealers. and because the truck tires the so bulky only $100.00 actually fit into a container. i would have. to keep the driving in the transport costs down we try to source our tires locally but as we produce 20000 tons of rubber granular it from the truck tires alone we sometimes have to travel hundreds of kilometers to get enough orders of defensively. but in base design to catch a van or doesn't have quite as far to go she gets her old material for free from bicycle shops in her neighborhood. a lot of her products are made from in achieves. as. right i look for inner tubes with specific wits beca

are let's bring our guests into the show joining me here in the studio in dar hart is you here laurie the he's the spokesman for the syrian high negotiations committee mehmet cherokee is managing editor of the daily star newspaper he joins us on skype from istanbul and pavel felgenhauer is a defense and military analyst he joins us from moscow in russia welcome to all of you let me start with you here here in the studio so is there deescalation deal basically dead. well. it was dead from the very beginning because we felt from early on that. the a sterner track was meant to abort a ceasefire agreed upon by the security council resolutions that there was there were periods of of relative calm at least right was there is an angle a sion going under but violations start the next day the agreement or signed it live as you said was the last one among those the escalation areas but the issue is not between the rebels and the regime it is one between the people who are being the main victim of all this deescalation thing and now tens of thousands of them are being displaced and they don't ha

customs and trade and that's it nothing more so the big words about the future relationship and it's laurie's they are more or less nothing but words so there was a general election last week and bricks it was the very center of the general election did mr johnson sweeping victory has not now settled this debate in the u.k. . at the moment yes because the opposition is in total tatters and they also in shock and of course the press of protest movement is in complete shock there was nobody out today just one lone figure holding up the european union umbrella and all the rest they were guarding who had accompanied the media before parliament for months and months on end because they now have to figure out how are they go how they're going to confront the future outside of the european union is it were. to put out for the resistance that's the one point so they will regroup i guess after a while and after the shock has garnered people will find a voice again on the other hand of course there was a majority for for sure and see 46 percent of the british population absolute terms voted for him tha

now jump patties that laurie is for a calls code of said they've been that course completely by surprise offer the full magnus on both that jumped bail and fled to lebanon. will go new holes at lebanese french i'm brazilian nationalities with waiting tron in japan i that ledge financial misconduct the sixty five year old businessman that released a statement on monday saying he was fleeing in justice and political persecution. catatherine vs reports. i'm innocent ofof all e c charges t that have b been rolled saking inn april he said he was a victim of an unfair judiciaial system.m. it would not be given a fair trial on charges of financial miscononduct. after apparently jumping rail he said i have not fled justice i have escaped injustice and political persecution. and will no longer be held hostage by a rig japanenese justice system where guilt is presumed. it's unclear how going was able to leave japann and get to beirut in lebanon he was undnder strict surveillance on bail. butut lebanese officials sayay he entetered the country legally ad there is no reason to take any action agains

police say their mother laurie vallo and husband chad dabo are considered persons of interest after vallo misled authorities on joshua's whereabouts. the couple was married just weeks after dabo's then wife tammy was found dead in october. authorities, first believing her death was natural, but have since exhumed her remains for an autopsy after new evidence deemed it suspicious in arizona investigators are also looking at the deaths of valo's estranged husband and her brother both earlier this year the couple's attorney issued a statement saying "we look forward to addressing the allegations once they've moved beyond speculation and rumor." vallo say she's been increasingly worried about the couple's extremist religious views. >> they're feeding off each other and not in a good way. >> reporter: a christmas cut off from loved ones, searching for any sign of hope >> we love you, j.j. and we love you tilee. and police come home >> reporter: steve patterson, nbc news >>> now to the heartbreaking case of a murdered mother in texas. heidi broussard's newborn was kidnapped and her friend charg

versity makes a difference understanding the importance of being part of something great so in this laurie what i want to use is freedom of expression. the right to. march into the dawn. because you dislike. the design to understand. the human condition is universal. this is al-jazeera. hello there i'm julie macdonald this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a death sentence for pakistan's former leader pervez musharraf now the nation's army weighs in on that part. is sergeant fighting across libya different factions square off against the is so by warlord after. fleeing the dangers of climate change how global warming.

snowstorm isn't making any headlines like 92 years old it would have to be most severe for that says lauriegraham. she's a t.v. weather presenter in a city that regularly drowns in snow. less than 15 centimeters that this is just your typical winter day here in montreal it's once we get into 2030 centimeters of snow then it becomes interesting it becomes more of a news story and montreal while 40 centimeters have been dumped on the forecast for montreal is now freezing rain followed by the way through the rest of the day today enough we saw this storm coming in about a week ago so already a week ago we were warning people that it looked like there would be some significant snow fall coming into montreal on tuesday it's not uncommon for much ryall to see snow storms with 15 centimeters it's not uncommon for us to see freezing rain we usually get about 10 episodes of freezing rain during the winter season. and every time it covers the winter forests with crystals and now is dry from the city we find the canada we see in pick 2 books. this turn in the sphere of the realm of the red maple leaf

and yes space force base force bedrooms advocate and political consultant laurie wiley topic and then bernie sanders he's adding another worldly element to election platform state to the watchable. what politicians do you shouldn't. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. more so more want to be rich. and should like to be close as you like them before 3 of them or can't be that good . i'm interested always in the waters of my knowledge. there should. be others seem to like the look in the room light of them so little in. my limited role more than i was for this to die in prison by the explosion love my life. take a stick grab some media attention i mean it's a shooting in a 16 year olds to 16 birthday party south side and the police just held a lot of pressure chill close to kids. for years. just don't it's like i couldn't believe those around. me out so far that are all for the shorter one basically are with is that all of the issues because i will stay right next to. me for this because you guys keep in mind for the delia's 1617 i

really getting it probably was earlier i was joined by veterans advocate and political consultant laurie riley topping and i asked her what in the bill jumps out to her now that it has been signed into existence. well i think it's important to note that the legislation is almost 3500 pages long and even though we've had some time to digest it as you just said the members who voted on it only had 19 hours from the time that it was finalized to the time that they voted on it so i'm not sure that our congressional members know entirely everything that they're voting on there some of the things that jumped out as you noted is the funding of the space force i think that that remains a questionable concepts to have a successful branch of the military that's one of the main things that's in there to other things as over 70 $1000000000.00 authorized for contingency operations overseas and in light of the afghanistan papers that came out just very recently i think that's a very high dollar amount that people should be paying more attention to you said 70 was a 70000070000000000. 1000000000 wow th