mindy: hi. lemonis: how are you? mindy: nice to meet you. lemonis: i'm marcus. mindy: i'm mindy.o meet you. mindy: yeah. jason: jason. nice to meet you. lemonis: jason, nice to meet you. mindy: yeah. lemonis: are you guys a couple? mindy: yeah. this is my -- this is my husband. lemonis: so, who started this business? mindy: jason and my mom started it just getting into beekeeping. we actually sell the bees and we sell all the equipment, everything that you need to be a beekeeper. lemonis: i mean, isn't there enough bees in the environment? mindy: no. go ahead. jason: so the bees have been declining over the years. lemonis: she gave you permission to talk. clear that up, okay? mindy: i felt so bad. lemonis: so who owns the business? mindy: i do with my mom. so we're 50/50. lemonis: so your mom, does she also work here? mindy: yeah, she is here. do you want to meet her? lemonis: i would love to meet her. mindy: yeah. come on down. this is kind of our beginnings. we were selling direct to the consumer there, and we pivoted in 2013 and began selling to retailers, farm and ranch store

." >> i am mindy waite, i am the ceo and one of the founders of harvest line honey we manufacture all hives and wooden ware for backyard bee keeping and we sell everything they need from the bees to the equipment to the protective clothing. >> like most businesses harvest lane honey's business was born out of necessity. >> my husband and my mom were like hey, looets be beekeepers. >> mike and i are the other half of the business. we wanted to pollinate the world. >> we have 34 middle east blue it started in our garage in 2008 it's brown rapidly we're in all 50 states and we're in six different countries throughout the world. >> but as the business grew. so did their debt. and now everyone is looking to mindy for guidance. >> dan and i have been working on price increases. >> glad you're on it then. >> she's the queen bee. >> no doubt about it. >> without a clear plan or a solution in place. they've now called me. >> you've got to not freak out you've got to not freak out. >> we know there's an environmental issue around the world with bees becoming extinct. what i worry about more tha

tonight stephen welcomes mindy kaling.nd comedian wally baram featuring jon batiste and stay ma and now liiive on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! hello! hey. ( cheers and applause ) a little more. >> jon: i get it i get it. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: hey, everybody. thank you so much, please have a seat. welcome tot late show, let me begin by saying happy bastille day for those who don't speak day for those who don't speak ze french, bas deal day is the day the french declared independence from i think france. to celebrate this morning i had a chocolate croissant and a slip of the tongue. over in france they had a lot of trouble getting people vaccinated lately which lead to a new initiative from french president and architect who would love to show you how he designed your bedroom while your husband is out of town, emmanuel macron this week macron week, macron announced expanded use of france's health passport system the pass sanita

that is mindy kaling. there's only one of her. show? i'll go first, yeah, we did. first on "cbs this morning," mindy kaling is revealing her newest project, one that's very close to her heart, she says. she's helping to make sure that all women have access to a support system. kaling is partnering with tj maxx, we like them, too, for the change exchange penpal program. after filling out a questionnaire, women are matched with a penpal who they can correspond with by traditional mail or email. mindy kaling joins us now to -- hey, you got up early in los angeles for us. we really thank you for that. good to see you. really good to see you. >> good to see you. >> i'm so excited -- >> hi, everyone. good morning. thanks for having me. >> good morning. >> i'm excited about this because there's a recent -- recent studies so for women, one in two women, when they're going through times of personal change, would prefer to have access to another woman. i so think that's true. so i'm curious about motivated you or what attracted you to this

because it just felt original. >> i had never watched my favorite martian mork and mindy. thought i'd do sitcom but it was that captivating an idea. four aliens came on a research mission trying to figure out how to be human. >> got ten fingers, 11 toes? >> check. >> good. i guess we're in. everyone comfortable? >> i have three holes in my fa face. >> they were looking for an actor like flynn and bugs bunny. >> in 1996 here he is displaying what turned out to be his deliciously goofy side. >> look, life forms and claiming each other. >> we were a whole school of fish out of water and i was an alien that could do anything but understood nothing. >> what is that thing on your head? >> it's beautiful. >> thank you, it's authentic. makes me feel connected to my ancestors. >> that's the traditional head dress of ancient secretaries. >> "third rock from the sun" is looking at our society from a different perspective going my goodness, we're ridiculous, aren't we? >> in case you haven't noticed, i'm black. >> oh, of course i noticed, and all right, you are -- >> could i be any wh

people love the character and mork and mindy was born. >> how do you say thank you in your language?> we spit. >> he was a mis-fit failure and they sent him to earth. you go study that. >> al the complex. [ inaudible ] >>> supporting this politician who happens to be apart of a white supremacist group. >> oh, do you have a frank frankinstein's mask? >> mork does not realize what this group stands for? >> mork, do you know what bigotry is? >> that's what they have in the forest. bigger tree. >> what makes the alien character works so beautifully is his observation were pure. >> i felt strong. >> me too. >> what? they're black. what happened? >> i reprogrammed their genes. >> mork and mindy was splexplos and surpassed everybody's expectations because it felt original. >> i never thought i would do sitcom but it was that captivating idea, for aliens came on a research mission trying to figure out how to be human. >> got ten fingers and 11 toes. >> checked. >> i guess we are in. >> everyone comfortable? >> i have three holes in my face. >> they were looking for an actor who was a combina

she asked to go to soft when didn't she's in with sad mindy too bad, too sad. money ready when the money get desperate call me should be here today. they said that the middle english going out and getting the wolf other in the water and this year and he got to show it to me when you asked me to go going to i don't mean a lot of saturday for me to come out to 0 so she must michigan to lunch. it was a school called open enough on monday competitively. a lot of time it's just as long as the stomach is jojo, and it was a 2nd time each time i joined that i don't know much about them. i guess they got us down to dr. joe casinos for one of the with your phone call at the last 4 hours. well, i can, i sure do show this issue. would you want them to order? this? is this billing mahonnan will love to share the show and it's also kind of in a which is what they call them. lack of either so long left him on the committees might have a family cation. i was the end of the or not, but i'm going to actually go to my next wasn't much can i met him ahead what we'll do to maybe what i want to help me lose.

and then we have the time we are called as a very huge crowd in civil time. 40 mindy, and also what you think of. we have to find the weaknesses. restore them on the day . he was a time. we are lucky. we have found adams for debra selene when and i'm good at selling was team at the grandmother's place. now he wants to show as the crime scene, there are mom. i was wondering what corrective and probably because like where i'm the grandmother of somebody. but i'm going to see if we have this is where the, where sitting for the dinner on to day when i talk as i talk to him when it was waning, they moved to try seek a place where there is no rate. it was, he wanted to get if i know that to come come this, this is where they put the finger shop thing and cut them off here. they put in the right hand and shop on the spot. so this is a mark that remains the why didn't go higher? why? all the clue why band, we will tell you when you call up and i cannot remember by dialing somebody i won like we have another well on the other the face time. that's fine. yeah. was seen here what you could give me

the south bay to los gatos base jewish family services of silicon valley is also mobilizing says ceo mindyrrivals at the airport, transporting them to their first doctor's appointment signing them up for benefits getting their kids in schools, helping them learn english berkowitz says the greatest need in biggest challenge by far will be finding temporary and eventually permanent housing. we do have some people who will come and how's newly arrived refugees for a month or 2 while we're helping them get settled and get their first job so that they can go get a little market rate apartments. the bulk of the refugees may be headed for existing afghan the immigrants settlements in sacramento. interlock. but many will settle in oakland and san jose as well. northern california has stepped up before in the irc is also famous or a expects. it will do so again when we send. >> our army to those are the people who stood by our people and stood by soldiers and helped our soldiers in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> well, it is video that will no doubt make your skin crawl. rats were caught scu

. >> when mindy patinkin said that line, it was really curious. >> after losing her father, tears over princess bride, mandy's response makes it even more emotional. >> what do you like about l.a.? the mice. >> it's okay. still with us. don't worry. >> and 15

so i knocked on mindy's, mindy marquez was our executive editor at time, and i said, look, do you have a second? i want to tell you what i'm working on. so we just talked about the case, and i told them this might be a rough one because we're going after some very powerful people, and we had a legal argument, you know, that technically would threaten to sue us. but i told her the story, and i told her about the women, and she ultimately said, go for it. >> and you, so this is around what point, 2017? >> yeah. yeah. >> so you're basically going through months and months of reading documents trying to figure out how to find these jane does, getting sources, mccarty, the former law enforcement -- the chief. and this is in palm beach again, to try and speak to you. that's months of work, is that right? >> yeah. tracking down the women was the most time consuming. and trying to get them to talk -- >> right. >> -- that was hard -- >> so let me ask you a question because in the book you weave in something that i found really interesting and surprising, your own story. you know, of your family

people may forget that is so deceptive, bill barr took today's to read the whole 448 report which ended mindy remember how long bill barr held onto that report and kept away from the public in congress, 27 days and during that key 27 day time, the whole narrative was gone. trump said i'm exonerated and all the people in follower said he was exonerated and by the time he came out 27 days later, it was very crystallized in his reason for withholding it was that he said he had to redact and cross are classified. it takes a little bit of time but when you're in a d, you can have a command in your tire power of this, you should get that done in a week max. by the way of the federal judge later found that it was a bogus thing and he didn't even reject it properly the first place. that is so manipulative and it gets even worse when remember robert moeller gave bill barr summaries, six-page and seven-page summaries that had already scrubbed and bill barr if he said he wanted them to take out the blood. this just reminder how manipulative and dishonest on and honestly i think he's saved president trum

. >>> plus, first on "cbs this morning," actress mindy kaling tells us about her new project to empower"a more perfect union," we'll meet a musician who's introducing classical music to new audiences in breathtaking settings. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thank you so much for watching. i'm tom hanson. have a great day. ♪

i was born on his b to thank you so much for said he football. benjamin. mindy has arrived in court off to being charged with 4 counts of rape and one count of sexual assault. the 27 year old will appear at chase the magistrate court on friday. he's being suspended by said he pending an investigation and is currently in custody. police said the charges relate to incidence alleged to have taken place between october last year and this month, monday joined city for monetary 2017. the part of frances will coupling squat a year later so he could be about to secure the services of christiana, rinaldo. in this trans windham, the former mentioned the united men had skipped training with events today and have been widely reported that the 5 time batt onto a winner has agreed personal terms. whitman city, uva, who wants to sell the portuguese still before his contract, runs out. next year, rinaldo has also been linked to parents engine men, and they're currently weighing up and improved off from rail madrid for killing them up in the spanish side of increase. their bid for the french will come w

and why mindy kaling says it was a real gift to be pregnant during the pandemic.ss hollywood" starts right now. ♪♪ welcome to the weekend edition of "access hollywood." i'm sibley scoles. and as a afghan citizens continue to desperately flee their beloved homeland, we've now got the story of one of the country's most famous pop stars, who barely got out in time. let's head up now to

reese witherspoon, oprah winfrey, mindy kaling.of investors walked away from this in the early stages. deena, what did you see that other investors did not? deena: thanks. women's health has been under invested in, and frankly, under innovated in sof r -- in for so long. not only do women represent 50% of the population, but 80% of the dollars spent in health care. it is a critical wage into outcomes in this country. also represents one of the biggest cost centers for employers. employers are now seeing attrition in the workforce for having employees experiencing melted health crises that they deal with working from home and taking care of their children, and taking care of their parents. and it's time that women's health is not at the forefront of where it should be, at the center of health care. maven clinic emerged as the clear category winner in a space that is finally getting the attention that it deserves. emily: kate, what are you seeing that works best on the platform? where are users engaging most? where do you see the mos

>> i think mindy is great. maybe it's bigger than that.t could be that that's possible. >> the industry is changing around her >> that could be it as well. i don't know which is which. she's great. maybe it's the industry. maybe it's competitors like noom this is too disappointing to me. >> you are selling >> i am. >> you are out >> i sold some tonight i will sell some tomorrow. >> coming up, shared of moderna taking a breather after a rally. a top analyst will tell us why he sees the move is ridiculous plus earnings later this week, option traders are logging on. woman: my reputation was trashed online. i felt completely helpless. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com. find out your online reputation today and let the experts help you repair it. woman: they were able to restore my good name. vo: visit reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. what happens when we welcome change? we can tra

the south bay to los gatos base jewish family services of silicon valley is also mobilizing says ceo mindy berkowitz new arrivals at the airport, transporting them to their first doctor's appointment signing them up for benefits getting their kids in schools, helping them learn english berkowitz says the greatest need in biggest challenge by far will be finding temporary and eventually permanent housing. we do have some people who will come and how was newly arrived refugees for a month or 2 while we're helping them get settled and get their first so that they can go get a below market rate apartments. the bulk of the refugees may be headed for existing afghan the immigrants settlements in sacramento. interlock. >> but many will settle in oakland and san jose as well. northern california has stepped up before in the irc is also famous or a expects. it will do so again when we send. >> our army to those are the people who stood by our people and stood by soldiers and helped our soldiers in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> and we have continuing coverage of the taliban takeover on kron

mindy: maybe i'm not the right person to run this.

it's been john goodman and i, and mindy khaling, henry winkler. continuation of where "monsters, inc.," left off so it's not a sequel. it's just a continuation of the original story 20 years ago this is the 20th anniversary of "monsters, inc." crazy. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: seems almost wrong that's wild. it feels like it just came out >> this whole year is anniversaries for me though. it's the 30th anniversary of "city slickers." >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah, crazy and the 35th anniversary of really my first role that i really loved, and that was "running scared" with the great gregory hines. >> jimmy: gregory hines. absolutely i love this new film that you have "here today." you wrote it you directed it. you star in it with tiffany haddish, who, by the way, is fantastic as well. >> yeah, she's great >> jimmy: why -- that's too much work. >> well, you know, it was something that i really loved, and i got to write it with my dear friend, and someone you know very well, alan zweibel >> jimmy: i love alan zweibel. is a legend. >> i saw him, actual

the navy flag will be cured by dusty clark, air force by mindy newton, the marine flag by riley dentonthe coast guard flagged by mckenna jackson, the army flag will be carried by jordan bader, and we will have a writerly source in memory of our fallen heroes lead in by miss garrison. ♪ >> it is a hot one today. there is a water station. the water station and there are ministers that will help you keep cool. we have a policy, we are starting to report that governor desantis could not make the event today. there's a tropical storm thing going on in florida there is a state of emergency. the governor thought he needed to stay and work. he also does not have a nice place to hang it on the weekend, so. we are sorry he could not be here. we do have a special video message from governor desantis. he was kind enough to record this for us. >> sorry i could not it out there. we do have a storm in florida impacting our state. i want to commend you for putting together such a great event, i want to make it in person in the future. i appreciate the great job he did is nevada's attorney general. it'

people may forget that is so deceptive, bill barr took today's to read the whole 448 report which ended mindy remember how long bill barr held onto that report and kept away from the public in congress, 27 days and during that key 27 day time, the whole narrative was gone. trump said i'm exonerated and all the people in follower said he was exonerated and by the time he came out 27 days later, it was very crystallized in his reason for withholding it was that he said he had to redact and cross are classified. it takes a little bit of time but when you're in a d, you can have a command in your tire power of this, you should get that done in a week max. by the way of the federal judge later found that it was a bogus thing and he didn't even reject it properly the first place. that is so manipulative and it gets even worse when remember robert moeller gave bill barr summaries, six-page and seven-page summaries that had already scrubbed and bill barr if he said he wanted them to take out the blood. this just reminder how manipulative and dishonest on and honestly i think he's saved president trum

among them, utah's mindy green, who says she read all kinds of things about the vaccine and was scaredr husband, however, fell victim to the virus and was put on life support. green posted on facebook, quote, if i had the information i have today, we would have gotten vaccinated. and this tragic story out of las vegas where a father of five spent one of his final moments sending this text message from the hospital. oh my blanking god, this is terrible. i should have gotten the damn vaccine. michael freed dy died on thursday. his widow says, quote, my kids don't have a dad anymore because we hesitated. i would take a bad reaction to the vaccine over having to bury my husband. i would take that any day. there is some good news in all of this. in areas where the delta variant is surging, vaccination rates are going up, people are hearing the message. in the past two weeks, at least 4.7 million americans have been vaccinated. according to "the washington post's" vaccine tracker more than 806,000 doses were administered on friday, the highest daily figure since july 3rd. many of the new vac

air force by mindy newton. marine flag by riley denton, and the coast guard flagged by mckenna jackson. the army flag will be carried by jordan bader, and we will have a source in memory of our fallen heroes led in by miss garrison. ♪ >> ♪ if tomorrow all the things were gone i would work for all my life and i had to start again with my children and my wife i would thank my lucky stars to be living here today the flag still stands for freedom and they can't take that away i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free i won't forget the man who died who gave that to me i gladly stand up next to you there is no doubt i love this place god bless the usa ♪ ♪ >> ♪ from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from detroit to houston and new york to l.a. pride in every american part and is time to stand and say i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free i won't forget the man who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand u

the president has also asked for contingency plans in case he determines we must mindy country past thatde public and private commitments to provide and permit safe passage for americans for third country nationals, and afghans at risk going forward past august 31. the united states, our allies and partners in more than half of the world's countries, 114 in all, issued a statement making clear to the taliban that they have a responsibility to hold to that commitment and provide safe passage. for anyone who wishes to leave the country, notjust for the duration of our evacuation and relocation mission, but for every day thereafter. and we are develop detailed plans for how we can continue to provide constant support and facilitate departures for those who wish to leave after august 31. our expectation, the asportation of the international community, is that people who want to leave afghanistan after the us military departs should be able to do so together l mac. together we will do every thing we can to see that expectation is met. let me just close with a note on the diff the medic front.

she starred opposite robin williams in "mork and mindy." ♪ which was a massive hit in the late-'70s,> i am mork from ork. nanu nanu. >> in addition to her sitcom fame, pam dawber was dating mark harmon, who she would go on to marry. he was on a show called "st. elsewhere" playing a doctor. he was "people" magazine's sexiest man alive in 1986. they were primetime television royalty. >> in 1986, pam dawber was in the market with a new sitcom that was eventually going to be called "my sister sam.” and pam dawber needed a kid sister to play opposite her. >> we searched and searched and searched for that patti character. and then, at the end, we became so desperate because we just weren't finding the right person. when rebecca came in, it was just clear she was the one. >> hi, i'm patti russel and this is my sister sam. >> i just moved in. >> we haven't lived together since we were kids. >> i was raised by our aunt and uncle. >> things sure have changed. i used to dress her. i can't wear this out in public! >> this makes up for the haircut you gave me when i was 3. >> the set up for "my s

mindy kitt-- mckenzie said we could have done a better job. what say you? >> i agree.oldiers over there might be in more danger because the taliban has taken over and i just wish we could get everyone out including the interpreters, families, american citizens that are over there and of course get our soldiers home safely. reporter: no one left behind. >> exactly. reporter: bob, you are a veteran and you talk about strategy a lot here what needs to happen to get our people out of their? what should have happened? >> well, first of all i want to emphasize, lawrence, that the military is extraordinary at planning contingency operations, best case, worst case and everything in between and i'm confident that the military offered up to our civilian leadership all those options and one situation i like to highlight is the fact that we pulled out of bagram air base a very sophisticated airbase that gave us intelligence platform capability and we pulled out of their left behind all kinds of equipment and i think that was really poorly planned. we should be pulling out from tha