marly: thank you so much. lemonis: thank you so much. marly: it's a pleasure. watching them today inside the flip flop shop, they collaborated really well. maybe the biggest win for me today was seeing trevor really be comfortable with talking about his mom and the story. all three of you guys did an amazing job. every question they had, you had an answer for it. they've built something that has energy and enthusiasm with a really good price, but more importantly, a great purpose. at a minimum, i expect them to do a million. i'm very proud of you. brad: hell yeah. trevor: thanks, marcus. ♪ a brooklyn shoe company that made a splash with its dazzling designs. dan: the idea of the company is to use global textiles and global inspiration. lemonis: but the c.e.o. can't stop shooting himself in the foot. dan: my financial decisions negatively impacted the company. lemonis: his lack of discipline has cluttered the shelves with products that won't sell. dave: you know, there's 10 new ideas that come out. one of them's great; the other nine are, like, terrible. just aw

marlie hall, the voice of variety clubs, thank you for your for your presentation.o america's heart. and emmanuel lewis, we should never lose sight of what you said -- wait a minute -- even if we sometimes lose sight of you. [laughter] [applause] pres. reagan: there you are, manny. and that was a lovely sentiment that was expressed by the international children's choir. [applause] pres. reagan: chuck heston, i knew you had leadership qualities when i saw you play moses. [laughter] pres. reagan: you were eloquent and gracious in your remarks about me. that guard on eureka varsity, thank you. to all of you associated with the good work of variety, you have our eternal gratitude for arranging this party. for all of the good work that you have done in your half a century of giving and caring, for those who need it the most comment veniso, the inn of the world. having my name associated with your good work at the university of nebraska medical center will always have a special place in my heart, and i thank you all, very much. >> bravo. [applause] pres. reagan: and now,

marlis, favorable. the situation in iraq would turn favorable to them. now, they suggest that the iraqi congress wants davis. >> what do you believe president trump was intending to accomplish with the strike to kill the general? >> he wanted to send a very strong message to iran that they are accepting threats. but i think they underestimate the that qassem soleimani was not just a general but the second most powerful man in iran. he was responsible for the deaths of many, many americans. he was also responsible for the death of many syrians, many lebanese, afghans. he helped mobilize. he was a very prominent member of iran in government. he was powerful. when you go after him, a small base of support was deemed to be a successful general who fought. so, when you take out some of the that and don't sink to through all the consequences, you get confusion and the chaos that they have witnessed in the last few days. >> looking ahead here, d.c. the way to support the administration to dial-in the tension and try to avoid a future retaliatory action? >> i th

defending champions england will be without world cup winning flanker marlie packer for the women's sixt millar—mills returns after almost two years out with a knee injury, while the uncapped amelia harper and morwenna talling are both named in the squad. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. we will have the fifth round draw of the women's fa cup, amongst other things. let's get more on the death or american basketball star kobe bryant. vigils have been held in los angeles after the death of the basketball legend kobe bryant — killed when his helicopter crashed in california. the 41—year—old died alongside his teenage daughter and seven other people. we can assess his life now, we have retired professional basketball player who played nine seasons in the nba during his career, playing against kobe bryant. hejoins me now. thank you so much shopping with us. what was he like to play with, to play against? —— thank you so much for being us. we were pa rt much for being us. we were part of the same high school class, in 1996, he went straight to the nba and i went to syrac

marly r for scenarios. we have chose ton handle chronic pain needs separately because often times people already have an addiction or tolerance to opioids that require a multidispciplinary approach to addressing that. >> let me drill down on that a little bit more. us know the cdc in their recommendati recommendations has indicate d they should avoid prescribing over 90 a day. and many states have put that kind of recommendation into code. i think nevada and south carolina have limited prosecutions. there's a lot of products on the market etc. peshlsly long acting products that do exceed that. so us understand that the products are spended for patients who have become opioid resistant, as you mentioned to these lower dose products. but do these high dosage opioids pose enough of an overdose risk that we should at least begin to explore methods to limit their market availability in your judgment? >> we have considered that in our regulations approach for acute pain management. in addition to the 30 morphine

defending champions england will be without world cup—winning flanker marlie packer for the women's six harriet millar—mills returns after almost two years out with a knee injury, while the uncapped amelia harper and morwenna talling are both named in the squad. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday, at half past ten. lovely, thanks very much. donald trump's lawyers are addressing the us senate in washington, as the american president's impeachment trial continues. his defence against the charges of corruption and obstruction ofjustice has been hurt by revelations from a forthcoming book written by his former national security adviser, john bolton. a leaked copy of the manuscript appears to confirm that president trump wanted to freeze aid to ukraine unless the government there agreed to launch investigations into his political opponents. 0ne republican senator, mitt romney, says some of his party colleagues may nowjoin democrats in voting to hear from witnesses. i think it is increasingly likely that other republicans willjoin those of us who think we should