-mary lou: mary lou. -lemonis: mary lou. chuck: call me chuck. lemonis: chuck, nice to meet you. huck: pleasure to meet you. -charlie: charlie. lemonis: okay, so you guys are brother and sister. -mary ellen: yes. -lemonis: is this your dad? -charlie: correct. -chuck: c.e.o., designer. charlie: when i go home, at the dinner table, he's my old man. he's my dad. i love him to death. in business, it's chuck because i'm going to get a little emotional. lemonis: and who's in charge? charlie: i kind of run the show. mary ellen: i mean, the loudest person usually does. lemonis: the loudest person. charlie: i think everyone can agree. -mary lou: no. -mary ellen: [ scoffs ] charlie: everyone comes to me. i'm the one person that you all communicate to. lemonis: and whose name's on the door? -chuck: oh, my name. -lemonis: okay. just wanted to clarify that. it doesn't say, "swim by charlie handy." chuck: no. lemonis: do you have a business card? charlie: yes. lemonis: vice president, that's you. and then... mary ellen: fit, tech production, and sometimes sales at the trade shows. -lemonis: how

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sharon: i have no idea who mary lou is. you are from connecticut? we actually lived on the east side of manhattan and my sister and mary lou colette robert wagner junior high school. on 76 street at the time. t this is going back a long time ago. it would be around for 74 years of age. now. sharon: i don't know. it seems likely would've had some family association. i don't recognize the name bill. i can't help you.. no. >> a goddaughter a friend as well. [laughter] >> i think you for the opportunity, my mother is the retired. i'm from jackson mississippi and i'm actually the sum of book of 64 baby and i have an older cousin on my mother side who saved in the negro league in washington state. so i watched on the pbs documentary the other night d until about three in the morning. [laughter] when i was growing up in the 50s, we worked we put people from new york. we always start with children why are all ofre these people fm new york coming down to mississippi. we appreciate your parents, we appreciate what you and your siblings have sacrificed being i

. >> guest: i have no idea who mary lou is. so this is in connecticut? >> caller: no. we actually live on the east side of manhattan and my sister and mary lou were at robert wagner junior high school on 766 street at the time. this is going back a long-distance ago. they would be around 74 years of age now. >> guest: i don't know because, you know, it seems like we would've had some family association, and i don't recognize the name at all. i can't help you. i don't know. >> host: let's see if pamela has a goddaughter as well. go ahead, pamela. >> caller: thank you for the opportunity. my mother is a retired -- i am from jackson, mississippi. i'm a summer of 64 baby, and i have an older cousin on my mothers side who played in the negro league in washington state. so i watched the pbs documentary the other night until about 3 a.m., and when i was going up in mississippi, we worked with lee bennett hopkins who is a a poet from new york, and we always start a children, why are all these people from new york coming down to mississ

-mary lou: no. -mary ellen: [ scoffs ] lemonis: ...no design process in place... have the time. chuck: no, you did. you did. you absolutely did. lemonis: ...and now, there's no money left either. mary ellen: they have put their finances into running this company. i don't want to see you guys lose everything. mary lou: i don't want you to worry about me. lemonis: if i can't help them swim with style, it won't be long before they go under. -mary lou: i'm afraid. -lemonis: listen, listen.

. >> reporter: mary lou and derek ericson recently moved into their home after losing their previous one after a fire two years ago. while trying to settle if, they are dealing with unsettling weather conditions. >> we're definitely more on all of us, all of our neighbors, everybody that has been through it on high alert and they are showing you the awareness of the winds and what it could cause. >> reporter: pg&e has parking lots of the north bay at an elevated level. public safety power shutoff, psps, a new utility where they shut down to help during the wildfire. >> we have not contacted any customers in the forth bay yet. >> i think it's a good thing, having been through the fires. >> reporter: while mary lou ericson supports the psps, her neighbors do not. >> i think that is an easy way out for them. than them maintaining declarence around their power line. >> reporter: if weather conditions turn worse and power is eventually shut off, they have taken at least one precaution in their new home. >> i've put extra warranties on all of our appliances in case the high-tech appliances

. >> reporter: mary lou and dale recently moved into their new home after losing their previous one in a fire nearly two years ago. while they were trying to settle if, they are dealing with unsettling weather conditions. >> we're definitely more on all of us, all of the neighbors, everybody that has been through it, they are on high alert and in our awareness of the wind. >> they have parts of the north bay at the elevated level for what is called psps, power safety power shutoff. a new program where they will shut down power to help prevent that wildfire. >> and elevated levels means that we're still monitoring. we have not started to contact any customers yet. >> it's a good thing having been through the fire. >> and while pari lou ericson supports psps, her neighbor does not saying it is a way for pg&e to skirt responsibility for doing more preventive maintenance. >> i think that's an easy way out for them. and them maintaining the site around their power lines. >> reporter: if weather conditions turn worse and power is shut off, the ericson's have taken one precautions in their ne

-mary lou: all righty. -lemonis: have fun! -mary lou: thank you. -lemonis: sell something. ♪ you guys do a lo. -justin: as much as we can. -ray: yep. [ laughs ] lemonis: at a sports-apparel business in illinois, the product is top-notch. -justin: sun protection. -ray: completely custom shirt. lemonis: but something's fishy. why am i here? -katie: well, you're here because the business is out of money. lemonis: the facility is quite literally a sweat shop. katie: it gets really hot in here. -lemonis: no ac in here. -katie: no ac. lemonis: the employees are up in arms. marci: i actually have a video of a friday afternoon i think you would probably find pretty interesting. lemonis: and one of the owners has a troubling side gig. ray: i'm going to say what every other man wants to say that doesn't have the balls do to it. lemonis: if i can't get them to make some radical changes to their culture... i am a big believer that you are who you do business with. ...this company will capsize. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggli

all michaela kitty and conan mary lou leave me . when they hire a kid with the flu with a cute haiku actually saw an inspiring and quite model for a look at a high school kid a. 5th. mother hyla come live in in the make one fact leave me alone 1000000 a bit. of me sorry talum i look for the that ninja had to feel what her little loser. i thought so for her no. it's a little sunlit hell of moon for what i like in a lot origin but when her lawyer told me the canadian but her last album is going to. bust a move some of that showed i had. a hard time. nor a horse that has to be so coordinator of a saybrook association of civil society groups who supports the rescue and welcome to the w. it's always useful to have a human face to a news stories so. miss renie is one of the people who have been so many of the boats that we report on here a v.w. stuck out in the sea finally gets to gets to try and build a home. specific situation that of domestic abuse bad enough but the general situation in libya is also precarious tell us about. the situ

these people have names like judy and barbara and mary jo and mary lou and richard and tyler. these six people were killed in 2016 when an uber driver went on a shooting spree across kalamazoo county, michigan. two other people, abigail and tiana, were gravely wounded. tiana watched the car coming toward her and father driver pull out a handgun. tiana told her daughters to run and stood still to shield them. once she knew they were safe she tried to get away too. the gunman pulled the trigger 15 times. tiana was shot four times. only when she laid on the ground and played dead did the bullets stopped. broken bodies, shattered families, grieving communities. this story is one that is repeated across the country every single day now and it has to stop! the american people expect the senate to do its job and take action to make their lives better and safer. unfortunately, that isn't happening, and the american people are paying the price. 202 days ago, 202 days ago, the democratic house past the bipartisan background check act, 202 days ago. it would require a background checks f

marie—josee ta lou is not here in the final because she has picked up an injury and shaunae miller—uibost woman in the world in the 200 metres, elected to do the 400 metres instead. in all the athletes left dina asher—smith has been the most consistent. beth dobbin is in as well to the next round. we have just dobbin is in as well to the next round. we havejust finished dobbin is in as well to the next round. we have just finished the men's heat. i can see lots of empty seats but last night, to say the crowds were sparse, that is being quite kind, isn't it? what have the local organisers had to say because it has looked pretty embarrassing. they put out a statement to say they acknowledged the stadium has not been full for the event, the men and women's100 metres. they said a lot to do is with the start of the working week and they have made me need efforts to get more people into the stadium. they say part of the problem is the right times of the events and they say they are hopefully going to have more people in the stadium as the week progresses. the issue is this was a lwa ys progre

hafiz karen elizabeth hagerty steven michael hagis mary lou hague david halderman >> my cousin salvatoreu're always in our hearts. you'll never be missed and you'll never be forgotten. >> eldin, my brother-in-law was a proud and loving father to gabriella and alexander. a dedicated son, uncle, brother, nephew, cousin and a devoted husband to my sister, diane. his legacy lives on in all those who were touched by his kindness. especially his extended family. our family is a circle of love that's not been broken by his loss, but made stronger by the memories. maile rachel hale >> diane hale mackenzie richard b. hall vaswald george hall robert j. halligan vincent gerard halloran kaur carolyn horron. james douglas halvorson mohammed salman hamdani felicia hamilton robert w. hamilton carl max hammond jr. frederic k. han christopher j. hanley sean s. hanley valerie joan hanna thomas hannafin kevin james hannaford michael lawrence hannan dana r. hannon christine lee hanson peter burton hanson sue kim hanson vassilios g. haramis james a. haran gerald francis hardacre jeffrey pike hardy timothy jo

british sprinter dina asher smith claimed silver, her first global medal marie—josee ta lou: at londons extended his lead at the top of the formula one standings after winning the russian grand prix. hamilton trailed behind sebastian vettel who drove past his ferrari teammate charles lecler in the first lap. but the german retired after 27 laps which allowed hamilton to take the lead and power to victory. his mercedes teammate val—tteri bottas finished second but the gap between them at the top of the standings is 73 points. there are now five races left, with the japanese grand prix next. leicester are up to third in the premier league after a five nil win at home to newcastle. ricardo pereira had put the home side one nil up and then the visitors lost isaac hayden to a red card just before half—time. two goals from jamie vardy either side of an own goal made it four nil, before wilfred ndidi added a fifth late on. newcastle stay second bottom. kenenisa bekele missed out on the marathon world record byjust two seconds in berlin, germany. the former olympic and world champion led an et

the fastest time in 10.81 seconds the other 2 sameas went to britain's dina ashley smith and mary just say to lou of the ivory coast. in the men's 200 meters heats we got our 1st look at the highly tipped no lyall's the american eased up to finish 2nd in his race with britain's adam jimmy lee setting the fastest time across the 7 heats the bronze medalist in the 100 andre de gras the one he's jamaican you know and blake produced a season's best time as he qualified for monday's semifinals. no kristin coleman in those 200 meter heats the 100 meter champion from last night with drawing 2 hours before today's events our sports correspondent andy richardson has been following all the action and joins us in the studio and let's start with the women's 100 i know that they say that you should never look at what happens in the heat in the semifinals in this case but surely and fraser prize certainly did look very impressive the be champion looking really. nice a $27.00 scene out having a 1st child which is now by looking to be running is as well as ever i mean you look at yesterday's wanted to make a fin

were just starting just as pupils were settling down to begin lessons for the world little mary mary lou and when i arrived the children under the rubble 6 of them what that we took them to them which are. government officials say investigations into the cause of the collapse have begun the school for more than 800 children was built of island shits separated by a concrete slab that appeared to have been poorly reinforced all these are books that were left behind after the building collapsed children who survived the tragedy have been collecting some of the intact books they'll be sorting them out later and perhaps reuse them we also have community members who've been here all day they are still trying to come to terms with what happened. kenyans who can't afford to take their children to expensive private schools or get a place in crowded public institutions bring them to cheaper community schools such as this tragedies like this happen the whole neighborhood comes to help. students or pupils. come to. feel i'm a parent. after what had been a long and traumatizing day some injured pupil

lou last night the nets will cost a good spot. mary kay if you go right on up all right. ok here are you. bought one small on the nets appear to be almost empty. out we used to catch 10 kilos of fish with this 300 meter net that was ok we didn't have any problems let's get it but these days today disappointing. the way that. a monk seal has clearly beaten them to us. would go off the bat if a monk seal gets at the net that it leaves the fish in trails behind you can see that here it was a seal the up in the top going to hook up on what they call a take out the fish but they only take the good parts out michael. and they leave the heads behind. only a few fish a lift and they're not worth a loss like this one for instance. it has a lot of spikes that can really hurt if the spines catch you it's really painful you know it's i pardon me but i've taken 2 aspirin and then i hope i won't feel anything ever again. maybe they'll find something in the next close to the rocks. that. i don't care but because sometimes we obviously. behind a few fish here and you snap them up. they'r