lilian: hi. i'm lilian. lemonis: lilian, nice to meet you. lilian: yeah. peter? peter: hi, marcus. peter. lemonis: peter, nice to meet you. i'm marcus. peter: yes. lemonis: how are you? hannah: hi. hannah. lemonis: hannah, nice to meet you. taylor: i'm taylor. good to meet you. good to meet you. these are the dogs. this is domino and zeus. lemonis: are these greyhounds? taylor: no, they're actually whippets. max: who's for tea? i'm making some. oh, you're here! hi! taylor: this is max. lemonis: how are you? max: lovely to meet you. lemonis: i was meeting the company mascots. max: oh, yes, our fur babies. lemonis: they normally have this kind of disposition? max: yes, they're very calm. lemonis: do they take on their owner's disposition? max: probably not. [ laughs ] lemonis: okay. max: kathleen, she is working as our sort of interim cfo... lemonis: great. max: ...to help me with numbers. lemonis: this is nice. taylor: it doesn't look like much from the outside. lemonis: but it's pretty inside. taylor: yeah. lemonis: what is -- max: oh, this? this is my mood board and my inspiration

with its natural beauty his discoveries and his observations about man made disasters illustrator lilian many of whom original texts and drawings into this wonderful graphic novel. in a way he became the collaborator so i wrote it lilian drew it and about every single page there something that did his manuscripts his his engravings his original plan specimens his maps is so his his handwriting is everywhere. untrainable spent a decade researching the life of alexander from home in archives libraries and private collections she traveled the world following in his footsteps to find out what he saw and felt on his expeditions she learned about the hardships he endured and the diversity of nature there's no doubt that alexander from whom was a fascinating figure. how do you close the book on someone's son vibrant and does she even want to know. what i think i want to have to say goodbye forever he's just going to be like an old friend you see not as much as anymore maybe. i'm pretty sure that i'll continue being interested in him i mean this is the same with my previous books about the found

with its natural beauty his discoveries and his observations about man made disasters illustrator lilian melcher worked many of whom original texts and drawings into this wonderful graphic novel. so in a way he became the collaborator so i wrote it. up and about on every single page there something that did his manuscripts his his engravings his original plan specimens his maps is so his his handwriting is everywhere. untrainable spent a decade researching the life of alexander from home in archives libraries and private collections she traveled the world following in his footsteps to find out what he saw and felt on his expeditions she learned about the hardships he endured and the diversity of nature there's no doubt that alexander from whom bolt was a fascinating figure. how do you close the book on someone's son vibrant and does she even want to. what i think i want to have to say goodbye forever he's just going to be like an old friend you see not as much as anymore maybe. i'm pretty sure that i'll continue being interested in him i mean this is the same with my previous books one a

that her uncle was so asolved in theater circles well, i can't believe she wouldn't have known about lilian in that play where in fact the lizzie borden was found guilty. she'd have probably seen a precedent in some way. the other thing is i this think -- i think good composers choreographers edit in a way. they have ideas, because -- and you look at some of his early piece, you can see, they have this idea. written, you know, and then it's pulled back and that section doesn't go. was very -- unlike some composers, he really did work well collaboratively. wants, it's like, i don't you to change my -- >> graham did not see -- he sent to school. ofthere's a lot correspondence. appalachianlled spring. it was like a house of -- it had of an americann indian speaking. ans would look not like american iconic piece in the 21st century. the john brown uprising as an episode in it. like melo drama to me. to write,at he wanted i think. and he kept editing her down. at the coolidge auditorium. ever been over there to see our space, which is for stick aorchestras, to dance in there, it had better be of

. >> reporter: their foundation raising millions to help kids like lilian sanchez.ink she's going to be one of the lucky ones. >> we call her our wonder warrior. >> reporter: these fields are such more than a way to remember. seed of hope, pray for a better tomorrow. >> we put a million feelields. we need some volunteers though. >> from sunday today, avon, ohio. >> what a beautiful tribute to maria, thank you very much. >>> we highlight another life well-lived. anthony was getting 19 bucks ahead. manson nelly was born in italy and sailed to america as an immigrant when he was 8-year-old. anthony mancinelli. at 12 years old, mancinelli started cutting hair to make money to help his family. he dropped out of high school to make a full-time profession that would last a century. in 1930s, he opened anthony's barbershop. she jo he jioined the united states ary during world war ii. he never retired and never had to wear glasses a day in his life. the begguinness book of the wors record declaring mancinelli the oldest hair barber. i don't get tired he says, i just keep goi

marketing consultant supposedly targeted athletes such is the russian marathon runner lilian from whom he allegedly demanded 450000 euro's so that she can still compete racketeering money was moved to a company in singapore black tidings when investigated by into paul he denied only involvement gabrial de lay the head doctor of the federation is suspected of having received nearly 200000 euro is for having concealed the doping but see this is has ogilvy isn't dust much stopped at a bow to push people on top of a cult clothes and get it for blunt and i stuck to it as i said comforting talking at the forefront in the fight against doping and one internets and argue about it see or touch these after about and i cannot asking type them out at don't go if now to just good story that is all bunch bought up we're talking to americans and which comes i'm. disgusted by these practices athletes decided to take matters into their own hands here i don't we cannot trust you anymore you damage our sport we have to. this is what we have to see. you put money. i want to run against clean athletes not

next up, lilian biolo thompson. come on down. >> this is all our fault. the countless lives that have been lost due to the arrogance of our lawmakers. the 13 lives of columbine. 27 lives of sandy hook. 49 lives of the pulse nightclub. 58 lives of the las vegas mass shooting. and the countless others we choose to ignore. their blood has stained our nation red but has yet to reach the colorblind leaders in our government. every day, we say we live in the land of the free but how can we be free if we know the hate that lives outside our doors? we should be scared. because in the u.s., alone, there are 393 million civilian-held firearms. that is 46% of the world's civilian-held firearms and more than enough to outnumber each person in this country we should be scared because we are not safe here. as students, we are expected by the government to get up every morning and go to school hoping that it will be safe. hoping that we will come home. even though nothing has changed since columbine and nothing has changed since sandy hook. how are we supposed to trust

>>> lilian rojo. >>> es la primera nieta. >>> pero lo dice como que con orgullo. >>> asÍ es mi primerafuerza el impacto aquÍ vemos son quince pies quince pies de inundaciÓn donde varios vehÍculos quedaron ato rados donde en este momento pareciera ser que no pasa nada en este en tanto va pasando un vehÍculo pero hace unas horas atrÁs esto quedÓ completamente inundado y habla de la fuerza afortunadamente dentro de lo grave aquÍ no muriÓ ninguna persona pero cerca de aquÍ un joven de 19 aÑos estaba sacando unos caballos lamentablemente pisÓ un cable de alta tension y muriÓ y tambiÉn, en la ciudad de houston un hombre de 40 aÑos aparentemente hispano no se fiÓo se fue derecho como una intersecciÓn como esta y lamentablemente muriÓ sumergido en el agua trataron de darle respiraciÓn pero lamentablemente muriÓ. eso te hablo de las dos muertes y de lo que conforme salga a luz en este lugar en zonas como winnie aquÍ te habla del impacto realmente vamos a darnos cuenta en las prÓximas horas de lo fuerte que pegÓ esta lluvia por ahora se hablo que vamos a continuar con lluvias intermitente por es

with its natural beauty his discoveries and his observations about man made disasters illustrator lilianmelcher worked many of whom original texts and drawings into this wonderful graphic novel. so in a way he became the collaborator so i wrote it. about every single page there something that his manuscripts his his engravings his original plan specimens his maps so he has his handwriting is everywhere. untrainable spent a decade researching the life of alexander one home in archives libraries and private collections she traveled the world following in his footsteps to find out what he saw and felt on his expeditions she learned about the hardships he endured and the diversity of nature there's no doubt that alexander from whom bolt was a fascinating figure. how do you close the book on someone's son vibrant and does she even want to know. what i think i want to have to say goodbye forever he's just going to be like an old friend you see not as much as anymore. i'm pretty sure that i'll continue being interested in him i mean this is the same with my previous books about the founding fat