lemonis: pacific hospitality has been around for 40 years, but with ana and her new structure and assistancer the next 40 years. ana: i love you, papa. . >> tonight on the profit... >> marcus, nice to meet you. >> i go inside jacob maarse, a high-end florist and gift shop in pasadena, california that hasn't earned a profit since its founder died in 2010. how much money will this business lose this year? >> close to 200,000. >> sloppy business practices... do you have an inventory system? >> no. >> together with lax management has driven down sales and piled up debt. so are we going the right way? >> i believe so. >> we need to know where we're going. if they don't make changes, this 47-year-old family business will be forced to close its doors. this business is a total mess. i'm fighting against time to light a fire under these people... this is the thing that will help us go from the red to the black in one month.

lemonis: i wanted to bring you to pacific hospitality because anna wanted to present her ideas for redoinget started. and then how are you guys working together? travis: we've realized the mistakes that we've made in the past, learned from mike and paul and the mistakes that they made, and we're designing everything from the uniform to a brand-new menu, to a brand-new look and feel of the restaurant. shauna: where i come with ideas more in terms of the marketing side and how to bring people in, travis helps me really execute those logistically and operationally. lemonis: okay. so what do we have here? anna: okay. so my whole concept with this was keeping the vintage feel that they have. we have to honor that, obviously, in the design. then we started kind of playing with palettes. currently, it's red, black, white, like that's very prominent, so then i went into, like, the syrups that they have in farrell's, the butterscotch, the pineapple syrup, like all those other colors that they have in their food, and so we eliminated the whole black-booth idea and went with this butterscotch-y color

he did the richmond police station, bayview police station, southern pacific hospital, it's really accomplished. the emergency hospital was george, he was a partner with miller right after the earthquake. this firm hired a young draftsman in 1907. buildings are really interesting examplings of their time and really good candidate for individual landmark designation. thank you so much. i'm really happy to see you all. >> president wolfram: thank you. any other member wish to comment on nonagenda item? we'll close general public compensate. director's announcements. >> commissioners tim frye, the director is out of town. aisle be happy to forward any >> they have concerns over the findings of the v.i.r. and disagreeing with the finding that there was no impact to the national registered district to the demolition of one contributor. there are other construction related impacts that they feel should be further examined. we will give you a full report on that on both appeals after next week. i've also asked the commission secretary to forward you links to both of the appeal documents so you can see

the pacific princeton area, kneel road, feather river hospital, all is engulfed in flames right now. not one home will be left standing. >> this morning, a number of people in the fire's path are missing. macy jenkins tells us their families are fearing the wors. >> my husband says you need to keep calling, keep calling. >>> reporter: flames raging through the town of paradise while highway 99 is backed up with cars trying to escape. >> then they started texting me saying we have to evacuate. oh, my god, i have to get my mom and dad. >> reporter: michelle messaging friends and watching images from her home in modesto, 160 miles away. >> i wanted to go up there, but then i don't think that's a good idea because they are not letting anyone in. >> reporter: her parents living in magalia just five miles from paradise. >> all day long i was so freaked out, i couldn't even go to work. i didn't want to go to work. i don't want to do nothing. >> reporter: she is not alone. we found post after post from families trying to locate their loved ones from this man trying to locate his disabled bro

saidbia pacific management to be selling one of its asia hospital operators in a deal that could findou the business at as much as $2 billion. 30 different owns hospitals and clinics across the region, india, malaysia, vietnam, and indonesia. toy are working with buyers explore options, which include a sale or ipo. that process could begin early next year. we will see how things go, but the deal could find you the business at as much as $2 billion. coming up, more with the david. about private equity, join in on this powerful platform we have. , monitor your portfolio, source new deals come and get some of the best leads in fund-raising. check it out on the bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ yvonne: record plunge for oil, investors running for the exits. fors find out what it means fed policy. kathleen hays is connecting the dots. tell us what drove the stunning drop in prices. >> isn't the oil market exciting? 2016, below $30 a barrel. 7.1%, the biggest one-day drop in three years. hey bloomberg chart illustrates that pretty well. let me tell you what is driving it, opec's negat

hospital. authorities say the suspect may still be on the loose. let's bring in steve moore. retired special agent. steve, good morning to you. it is 1:10 pacific time. the first calls came in at 11:20 p.m. pacific time. what do you make of this? is there a shooter on the loose? >> yeah, if they say it is still active, yeah. i also see people walking on the roof. that's indicative of possibly still looking for the person. they have probably with the ventura county sheriff's office a more robust and well trained law enforcement agency in southern california. i would expect they will be doing this the right way. if they have said that it is not resolved, then they are either looking for the primary or a secondary suspect. in these situations, you will always be told there is a secondary suspect by someone. i'm not sure that they are not doing this out of abundance of caution. they are still -- right there, looking at these >> if you have hundreds of college students and somebody in the black trenchcoat to ditch that coat, how are they handling all of the witnesses and the young people who were there dancing? >> excellent question. what they will

hospitable if it got me to. you know history papua new guinea is the poorest member of the asia pacific economic cooperation or apec group but the economies of its twenty one members are combined worth more than half the world's total discussing ways to grow them further through free trade investment and development is the official substance of the apec summit with big investment deals likely to be negotiated and announced but it's the unofficial meetings and bilateral discussions and deals on the sidelines that will matter most particularly those involving china's president well this is the show paying isn't paul was me for five days whereas most leaders will be spending as little time here at or in port moresby as possible to the disappointments of its hosts presidents putin of russia and trump of the united states a skipping the summit altogether u.s. vice president mike pence will be staying in australia and just flying into port moresby for day trips that adds to the feeling among some apec countries that china has more to offer them than the other big pacific powers china's growing interest and investment in

hospitable if it got me to. you know history papua new guinea is the poorest member of the asia pacific economic corporation or apec group but the economies of its twenty one members are combined worth more than half the world's total discussing ways to grow them further through free trade investment and development is the official substance of the apec summit with big investment deals likely to be negotiated and announced but it's the unofficial meetings and bilateral discussions and deals on the sidelines that will matter most particularly those involving china's president well this is the show paying isn't paul was me for five days whereas most leaders will be spending as little time here at all in port moresby as possible to the disappointments of its hosts presidents putin of russia and trump of the united states a skipping the summit altogether u.s. vice president mike pence will be staying in australia and just flying into port moresby for day trips that adds to the feeling among some apec countries that china has more to offer them than the other big pacific powers china's growing interest and investment in

pacific. george. >> ivan watson, live in hong kong. thank you. >>> and finally this hour, we want to take you inside india's first elephant hospital.his opened up last week in south of new delhi. elephants are an endangered species and the hospital uses cutting edge technology including wireless exray machines and ultrasound to treat injured and sick or aging elephants. the nonprofit behind the hospital's rescue of wild animals across the country, of course, activists say elephants are revered in india, but can also be abused or hunted. thanks for being with us for cnn newsroom. i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. early start is next for viewers here in the united states. for viewers around the world, my colleague max foster kicks it off live in london. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. . . . today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywher

hospitals in london, liverpool and cambridge, in the form of a drink. experts believe it will help doctors distinguish between cancer cells and healthy brain tissue. officials in the french pacifice referendum this morning — in a vote that's being closely watched in france's other overseas territories. new caledonia is around 900 miles east of australia and is home to 280,000 people. the vote was promised as part of a peace deal reached in 1988. bad weather is hampering the recovery of a cargo ship that ran aground outside iceland's capital, reykjavik. the vessel appears to have missed the entrance to a harbour in poor weather and hit rocks. there are also fears of an oil spill. all 1a crew members have been rescued. are than 70 people claim that brexit will be a bad dealfor the uk, several large company heads signing it. downing street has again ruled out another referendum. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall are in ghana today as part of their nine—day tour of west africa. after attending a church service, prince charles will visit a castle and camilla willjoin a discussion on sustainable business. the tour began in gambia and will end in nigeria this week. i know

hospital. brian: according to the fire chief. it happened a little after 11:00 p.m. pacific20 in thousand oaks a suburb of los angeles. very centrally located off a major highway. authorities confirm the suspect is dead. and they are not ruling out terrorism. reports that he took his own life. ainsley: jonathan hunt has been covering this all morning and he joins us live with the latest details. >> good morning. sheriff's deputies and other law enforcement officials including those from the fbi are currently right now inside the borderline bar and grill. a couple hundred yards behind me. they're describing a horrific scene. he said rooms in there are, quote, covered in blood. this all began to unfold at 11:20 pacific. when the first 911 calls came in about an active shooter. within three minutes a sheriff's sergeant and members of the california highway patrol were on scene. that sheriff sergeant ron helus was the first to go in. he took the decision to enter the borderline bar and grill because they could hear shots. they knew the shooter was still active. as he went throug