-pantelis: $60,000. -lemonis: $60,000. pantelis: yeah.we need to figure out how to generate more revenue. -zoe: just need more sales. -lemonis: you need more sales. and you need to have a clear story. you need to have a clear brand identity. i don't want to have to ask companies who they are before i do business with them. i want them to tell me without me asking. what's the story? what makes the flavors unique? what are the unique pro-- i don't know anything. that's the problem, but the products are really freaking good. and the fact that you guys give and give and give to your parents, it tells me a lot about who you are as people. i want to make an offer. the company today has $60,000 in cash and $162,000 in debt, so my offer is $250,000 for 50% of the business. i want to be equal partners. the money will be used to pay down some of the debt and the rest will go in to organizing the facility, making some retrofits to the retail location, launching the online business, doing some product development, and potentially coming up with some

she is the first lady who is seen wearing pants. with the nixon presidency started, there was articles about whether or not women who worked at the white house would be allowed to wear pants. the word came down that the president did not want any one wearing pants in the white house. mrs. nixon did not wear pants in the white house itself. but she gave a and granted a very extensive interview for abc, virginia share would was a reporter who did an hour-long special on the first lady, and with the portions that were filled at the nixon home in san clemente, overlooking the pacific ocean, mrs. dixon was their own film and that national tv special wearing pants. you see the picture of her in the upper left-hand corner there, from that interview. several months later in january 1972, ladies home journal feature the first lady in a fashion spread in there, she was posed in two of the five fashion spreads, also wearing pants. as if to signal that this was not just a mere coincidence, but a conscious thing that the first lady was doing. ar

she considered it more professional to wear pants. that becomes a little bit of a metaphor for pat nixon. she went about her work whether it was as a young woman, whether it was a wife and a mother whether it was as first lady quietly and effectively without the need for publicity, always with the intention of truly helping those she was intending to assist. richard nixon in 1952 when he gets his famous -- gives his famous checkers speech. mentions for the first time by a political figure vice presidential candidate but enters for the first time into the popular imagination the idea of clothing and politics when he talks about, as he put it, pats respectable cloth coat. it was meant as a point to be made that they were not wealthy and his wife did not have a unique coat. in doing that he formally introduced to the public this idea of clothing carrying a political symbolism.. here is misses nixon -- mrs. nixon and her costco during the presidential campaign. pat nixon was a vice president's wife for eight years traveled the globe and w

his suit pants as well. now in -- i'm getting to that part of the story. [laughter] >> for the pants, i go back out on first avenue, going back out on first avenue and start looking for them. now in montreal where i come from, where we both come from, if you lost your suit pants on sherbrook street, somebody would pick them up and put them on car hood or fence, write a polite note these were found monday at 4:00 o'clock, in new york this is impossible because huge road in river that pushes everything down, you drop your pants and they're immediately swept away, i ran back to the tailor and in case something had happened and i explained to him what had happened and he said mournfully, it fit nice, it fit nice and past tense and i knew i was doomed and i rushed outside and looked up and down everywhere for my suit pants and the worst of it wasn't just that i knew that my suit pants were gone for good but that immediately i had been removed into the wrong kind of literature, i was no longer in scots fitzgerald

this is a $2 million pair of pants. >> i think maybe these are some of the most expensive pants in theeporter: but the price is expected to drop quickly. >> and our goal is to make these within about seven to ten years cheap enough that the average person could go into a store and could buy them and could use them. >> reporter: that means sharyl could be wearing them by the year 2025. >> it makes a big difference toe right trouser are a huge step in keeping people moving. cbs news, bristol, england. >> very cool. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," of course full coverage of the midterm election results. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." there are so many toothpastes out there which one should i use? choose one that takes care of your gums and enamel. crest gum & enamel repair cleans below the gum line and helps repair weakened enamel. gum & enamel repair, from crest. makeup now optional. new aveeno® maxglow™ infusion drops with kiwi to lock moisture. and soy to even skin tone. unleash dewy, glowing skin from within. new aveeno® maxglow™. on the new sleep number 36

the pants were completely gone. this is someone who also clearly lost his house well.'m getting to that part of the story. in montrÉal where i come from if you lost your pants anyplace else, someone would pick them up, put them o on a car hood, right a note and say these pants were found monday at 4:00 whoever owns them. it's like a huge flood that pushes everything down. i looked everywhere for my suit pants and the worst of it wasn't that i just noticed they were gone for good but immediately i had been moved into the wrong kind n of literature. i was no longer in a fitzgerald story, i was in one of those fables in st. petersburg. searching for the lost overcoat and spend the rest of their lives along the walls in a state of permanent loss. that is the story that i was now in forever. i finally went up and down the street rises able to look any further. she took in the full dimensions in her body an and then said hae you tried looking in the park. when we were meant to be married if you later i wore the jacket of the blue suit and an old pair of jeans and sneakers wh

they are called power pants. >> for those people who don't have much muscle function, then the pantsl give them a lot of power. that's the goal. >> scientists say robotic technology is stitched into the seams down the thighs of the pants. they act as extra muscles expanding with air to help you stand or contracting to help you sit. researchers say they can bot leg stby0% but the onlm, they are $2 million. >> our goal is to make these within about seven to 10 years cheap enough for the average person can go into a store and can buy them and use them. >> scientists say the goal is to make the pants affordable by 2025 because who has $2 million for a pair of pants? >> they have a lot of work to do before they cut down on the price. can you imagine, 50% off and it's still a million dollars? >> and they are for people in need. yeah. definitely would help the elderly and people with disabilities. >> hopefully the price comes down. could have their power switched off this week. >> reporter: and ballot counters in santa are finally getting a well deserved break after counting ballots all nig

i like wearing pants. you know, we're talking in the 1930s katherine hepburn was wearing pants. even as a young girl, one of the photographs that's shown, and it's a picture we used in the book. when she's not probably more than 14, 15 years old with two of her girlfriends, one of those days, very rare days that she had to enjoy life -- you know, sometimes they'd take the street car and make their way out to the beach for a day. but this is on a water tower. this whole area was rural, the citrus farms and her family had a farm. so you see these three girls who had climbed the water tower and somebody else has a brownie and is taking pictures of them. it's not a day when she's working. she's not in a pair of dirty overalls from working on the farm. but she's wearing a pair of pants. so, you know -- then, of course, i will go into that whole story in the last lecture about how she becomes the first first lady to publicly wear pants. she does it very definitively. there are four occasions when she does it. you know, you can't say it's just a coincidence. at the time it's still a bi

and we call that chapter the california girl in pants because he see how she liked rain pants long before she was a public figure. when she worked at bullocks when she was a junior at usc and she was talking about the job but she said i wear pants and everybody complains because they want to see my legs and i really don't care because i like wearing pants. we are talking in the 1930s katherine hepburn was a public figure. even as a young girl there's a picture in the book she is probably not more than one of those very rare days that she had to enjoy life. sometimes they take the streetcar and then make their way to the beach for a day but this is on the water tower. and the citrus farms you see these girls climb this water tower and somebody else has a brownie and is taking pictures of them and she is not working. she is not in a pair of dirty overalls from working on the farm but she is wearing a pair of pants. she becomes the first first lady to publicly wear pants. she does it very definitively. there are four occasions where she does that. of course at the time it is still a bit cont

think about heading into work, one of the last things you want to do in modern warfare is to wear pants that make you incredibly easy to see. in this work, there are ideologies of the 19th century that run up against technologies of the 20th century and you can see and things like these red pants. a time of a black smoke and gunpowder and you want to be easily seen by your side. in a time of artillery guns and cyber warfare, red is no longer a good option. in august 1914, most people thought the world would be over in several months and people had pageantry and glory and adventure and flashing things you can see in the uniforms including this beautiful uniform. the golden chords more like a marching band for the error of modern warfare than something that you would take onto a battlefield. a piece you might notice is the german spiked helmet with horsehair. getting ready for the parade but it is quickly ended when the leaders were ended up on the battlefield. you wanted to be as subtle and camouflaged as possible. you notice on the helmet that has a canvas cover helping to prevent any r

b in tement of v.g.s., the fabric is first cut into panels to make pants.t, on the second floor, it takes only 40 minutes for employees to transform the panels into trousers, passing barbara sews on the bus but also folds and psses the pants. 1e's worked at v.g.s. for years.e esn't let her disability stop her. >> i don't have a disa. i have a different way of life. when i first got here i had to have brighter lights and raise or lower the machine b you are comfortable do it for so long you can do it in your sleep. >> reporter: david inspects the pants, and is as meticulous as if he were in the military. go>> i always believe it i to help those who served the country. >> reporter: sabrina selinka, duneral manager of sewing, says they are able to p high quality garments, by a group some may underestimate, with a lot of time and training. >> it is something that makes all of us proud. some of them had dreams of wanting to join the military but they couldn't. so being here gives them that sense of pride of having a contribution to the military. >> reporter: bar

a good example would be pants.n have different shapes and different sizes, but they're all still pants. let's use this space -- nicolas: for merchandise? -lemonis: yeah. -nicolas: okay. lemonis: i want to go through all the products that we have today and see if any of these existing products will contribute to one of the five pillars. i want everybody to pick what they think is a foundational item. stephanie: i look through this, and i'm just like -- i don't understand how we made any money. lemonis: honestly, for me, the dresses and the tops are the ones that need the most work. you want to have a 35-year-old buyer? really? you look at these tops, you wouldn't wear this stuff. noemi: absolutely not. and i don't. lemonis: and that should be your first signal that there's a problem. we've lost our way here, and we're bringing in a designer to fix them 'cause i don't like where we're sitting today, and i don't think you guys do, either. courage. b has a terrible identity crisis. they don't know who they're selling t

and there she is wearing a pair of pants at a public ceremony. doing that four times within a year makes it rather clear that she is not only more comfortable wearing what she wants to wear, but sending a cultural, and somewhat of a political statement. it is gentle, but it is firm. she still liked to try and get out and shop. mrs. nixon told virginia sure word in her interview -- sherwood in her interview, because she like to keep current

. >> i was telling him the baby w in my pants and they needed to help me. i said i nd help. my water broke and she's in my pants. >> tonight the trooper that stepped in for a eedy delivery. >>> also tonight, alarming medical news, our nbc news investigation you don't want to miss. th >> announcer is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good e. in the midst of a booming economy, a different boom is ddenly about to fall on the heads of general motors workers. the giant auto maker uncing it will cut several thousand jobs as it moves to close plants in a number of cities here the u.s. and canada starting next year. the announcement was met with disbelief and anger from the assembly lines to the white house in what comes as a setback to president trump's plan to create more manufacturing jobs. our ann thompson has details. >> reporter: from g.m.'s wor, the reaction was swift and distraught. walking off the line at one plant. op >> there is here bawling their eyes out. i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: g.m. cutting nearly 15,000 factory and white collar jobs as it

a group of people, all black dressed in white, men in white pants and shirts, some shirtless, one of the men shaking a rattle is masked. the group move down nichols street -- governor nichols street. i stand by the open trunk of my car.

the back of my pants were on fire and two c out and pick up, extinguished my pants, put me in their fire blanket over me. >> reporter: what was the first thing you said to your husband? >> i just said i'm alive. i'm here and i love you. >> reporter: lighting fast brutal force killing ernie fosse jr. confirming the grandfather and musician was found feet from his home. so many residents had such little time. imagine the home owner out here spraying his home down until there was no time left. as for the cause off all of this devastation, the power comany admitted they had a power line right before the fire broke out. that is under investigation. abc news. >>> in southern california a wild fire that destroyed hill side celeb remansions and hundreds of other homes have scorched 100,000 acres. >> it's also 30% contained as new fires erupted. and some 200,000 people remained under evacuation orders. >> and today's weather uncalifornia could spread those wild fires very quickly. >> paul. >> good morning. >>> well, still massive problems with the camp fire. now we have the winds still problemati

i'm just wearing a golf shirt and checkered pants."o one wears this outfit." [ laughter ] someone does wear it. i'm wearing this outfit. and you go, "no, you look like a mannequin from nordstroms." [ laughter ] oh, my god. that mad me laugh for like -- my gosh, that was the funniest thing ever. i want to talk quick about your residency at the beacon. >> oh, yes i'm going back to the beacon theater. >> jimmy: i'm so excited for that. >> i love that theater. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what a cool thing. >> yeah. it's like -- you know, i'm, like, at this point where i just want to be in those places where comedy just feels and fits. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, because when we're starting out we do comedy anywhere anyone will pay us. >> jimmy: yep. >> and now, you know, now i want it to be in that test tube perfect chemical environment. >> jimmy: acoustically. >> yeah, acoustically and the vibe of the room. and so, and of course it's new york, so. >> jimmy: people, tourists come here. but it's perfect. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do yo

, saying, 'this old bird wants some bird.'" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, without pants.nts. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @maddyceesarz03. she says, "each person in my family gets a personal pumpkin pie before dinner starts. during a random point at dinner, my grandma will say, 'pumpkin pie' in a slow southern accent, and the last one to stick their face in the pie has to clean the table after dinner." [ laughter and applause ] "puuuuumpkiiiiin piiiiii -- iiiie." >> steve: ham slap! ♪ ham slap >> jimmy: this one is from @girlgetsfit89. she says, "one year my cousin brought his vegetarian girlfriend and she made us give the turkey a name and have a a moment of silence before eating it. eugene was delicious." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: there you have it. those are our "tonight show" hashtags. to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. we'll be right back with stevca give joy, get joy at kohl's friends & family sale this weekend with an extra 20% off! pick up new sheets - just $17.59 a shark vacuum and a roast

the back of my pants were on fire and the firefighters extinguished my ha pants and put a fire blanket stayed through the fire with his 90-year-old blind mother. >> do you think people understand how widespread the damage is? >> i doubt it. it's gone. everybody i know lost everything. it's real sad. >> the camp fire is one of 16 active fires currently blazing across the golden state. the infernos killing more than 40 people. forcing more than 250,000 to evacuate and turning some california communities into an ashy moon scape. even today, firefighters near los angeles have a new challenge on their hands. a brush fire in simi valley near my colleague. >> we are on highway 118 in the simi valley. look at the smoke. authorities are trying to put the fire out right now. you can see the helicopter. >> the flair up forcing officials to shut down part of that freeway. firefighters are still battling the woolsey fire nearby. >> i never have seen a fire move like that. >> evacuees came back to the mobile home park where he grew up. >> a lot of people see these big houses in malibu and what not.

see the kind of meltdown that gets your pants in a wad. >> halfway!>> plus, the buzzword forr chia a gayle break down the best on the web. including bracing against -- >> -- the cold in new york city. >> and the cutie. >> talking about her style. >>> imagine standing up on a firing line with like a thousand rifles pointed at you. that's what it must feel like for this guy. he's in the beach race. an annual event going on since the '80s. it looks like a pretty awesome place to be if you don't have a bike that is broken down. keep your eye on it right here. this guy. he has no other option. he's stranded with nowhere to go. tries to make his way across but suddenly -- >> oh! >> -- he was incredibly insane. now, to give you an idea of how close and how insane that was, there are multiple videos, watch from this angle. you see the same guy and how close he was to getting to safety, when suddenly, he gets slammed into by a rider. now, if you think all of that is nuts, let me show you what happened before all of this. because this is how the riders start. t

a great job there are a lot of people in this race thank you to president trump and vice president pants. former president george w. bush and former governor jeb bush. there is a lot of people who came down to get the vote out and lindsey graham. [applause] senator cory gardner. [applause] and everybody from puerto rico. [cheers and applause] and the congresswoman and senator marco rubio and my lieutenant governor. [speaking spanish] . >> a lot of people are not going to like this race a lot of people looking over those in accurate poles. [laughter] quite - - [applause] but i have no interest in looking backwards and we have a bright future in front of us. a lot of people hard work the economy is growing and wages are up every country would love to have the economy of the usa. we are the envy of the world in florida is the envy of the united states. [cheers and applause] our success is shocking to see people suggest that we should embrace socialism. socialism will not happen in our nation and it will not happen under my watch. i did not go to tallahassee to be peoples friends i'm not goi

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>> they're shorts and pants. >> medieval shants. >> i don't have have calf muscles. >> is this how thising i always wear my pants all the way down here and my sock is right there because i don't have calves. >> those are culottes. >> shants, same thing. >> is this how set was? >> yeah. yeah. he's on fire constantly. >> robin the hood. ♪ castle life >> jamie kept this cast and crew totally entertained on the "robin hood" set. he's little john to taron egerton's robin hood in this highly stylized update of the classic tale that boasts plenty of romance and action. >> there's a line in this movie that says the danger is what makes it fun. >> it's too dangerous. >> but the danger's what makes it fun. >> are you thrill seekers or are you the kind that sits back and let's it all play out? >> i like adventure, but, you know, i got kids. i need to worry about stuff. >> in the first couple weeks preparing for this movie i got thrown from a horse and i bruised all my ribs. so for the first six weeks of shooting i was in a lot of pain. >> first day i'm shooting? i'm supposed to push him up against

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my water broke and she's in my pants. >> tonight, the trooper who stepped in for a speedy delivery. >>> and our nbc news investigation you don't want to miss. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. in the midst of a booming economy, a different kind of boom is suddenly about to automaker e heads of will cut several thousand jobs as it moves to close plants in a number of cities here in the u.s. and canada starting next year. the announcement was met with disbelief and anger from the assembly lines to the white house in what comes as a setback to president trump's plan to create more manufacturing jobs. anne thompson has details. >>> from gm's workers the reaction was swift and distraught. >> i'm praying for people. a lot of folks need it now. >> reporter: walking off the line at one affected plant. >> there are people in there bawling their eyes out. >> reporter: gm cutting nearly 15,000 factory and white collar jobs as it alters its road to the future, responding to shifts in buyer tastes and the economy. >> consumers are notying as mas they used

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. >>> well, coming up, the search for a suspected liar whose pants were really on fire. >>> also ahead, the first legal marijuana shops on the east coast opened today with big concern in massachusetts. >>> but first when we come back the new claim that radio legend casey kasem was murdered. >>> we're back with that terrifying crash at this pizza restaurant in lake city, florida. an out-of-control suv slammed through the front barely missing some customers. a girl was knocked over but we're told that she's okay. the driver was turning into the parking space and is charged with careless driving. >>> the family of radio legend casey kasem remains locked in a bitter feud four years after his death with each side now accusing the other of murder. kasem's second wife jeannie is facing a wrongful death lawsuit and his three adult children from his first marriage accuse her of elder abuse and according to cbs, she's now accusing casey kasem's children of getting his doctor to unhook his feeding tube leaving him to die. kasem was worth up to $100 million. his death is now reportedly under inves

the back of my pants were on fire. and two firemen came out and picked me up, extinguished my pants, put me into their fire engine and put a fire blanket over me. force, rter: the fire swept killing at least 29 people, including 63 year old ernie foss jr. his family confirming the grandfather and musician was found just feet from his home. >> and will carr joins us live tonight from paradise, california. and will, just incredible devastation there behind you. so many homes destroyed, as we can see in your recoport, as we. investigators are investigating power companies and their lines as a possible cause here? >> reporter: that's right, david. so many residents had such little time. you can see this burned house and this yard. and imagine the homeowner spraying his home down until there was just no time left. as for the cause of all of this devastation, the power company admits they had an issue with a power line right before the fire broke out. that is now under investigation. david? >> will carr, who has been on the

ever thought of getting a health check but worried about having to, well, drop your pants? booth to allow new zealand men to have their testicles checked without having to face a doctor. testicular cancer is the number one cancer in young men in western nations, and it's hoped that the booth can help reduce the stigma around men getting themselves tested. a little earlier i was joined by graeme woodside from testicular cancer new zealand to discuss the campaign. it is like a shower cubicle that men go into, pull the shower curtain around and attached to the shower cubicle is another cubicle where there's a medical professional, a urologist ora gp. when the man goes in, he pulls the curtain around, he drops his pants and there is a little hole in the wall down between the thigh and the waist and the medical professional put his hands through there and performs an examination of the testicles, it's really quite straightforward. very straightforward and how soon do they get the results? 0h, they get the results straightaway. one of the big advantages is no eye contact. guys ar

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i banged on the side of the door and two firemen came out and picked me up, extinguished my pants and put a fire blanket on me. >> reporter: governor jerry brown is now pressing the white house for major disaster declaration. >> this is not the new normal. this is the new abnormal, and this new abnormal will continue certainly in the next 10 to 15 to 20 years. >> those wildfires are being fueled by heavy winds across the state. we'll have an update on the weather forecast in a few minutes. >>> we turn now to florida and the race to recount votes with the senate and governors races still undecided. the senate race, one of the most closely watched in the country, is down to a razor-thin margin and now there is a new legal battle this morning. abc's kenneth moton has details. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, lynda. yes, the attention is on florida and the democrat-leaning counties of florida where there are allegations of theft and fraud. this week, protests are expected to heat up in florida. [ chanting ] as the state continues the methodical recount of more than 8 mill

ham slap her yeah. ♪ >> jimmy: get up the stairs. >> steve: i'm wearing ham pants. [ light laughter ]pumpkin pie before dinner starts. during a random point at dinner, my grand will say, 'pumpkin pie' in a slow southern accent, and the last one to stick their fache pie has to clean the table after dinner." [ laughter and applause ] "puuuuumpkiiiiin piiiiii -- iiiie." >> steve: ham slap! ♪ ham slap >> jimmy: this one is from et @girit89. she says, "one year my cousin brought his vegetarian girlfrnd and she made us give the turkey a name and have a a moment of silence before eating it. eugene was delicious." [ laughter and applaus >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: there you have it. those are our "tonight show" hashtags. to check out more of our favorites, go to ha tonightshow.cotags. we'll be right back with steve carell! [ chrs and applause ] ♪ give joy, get joy at kohl's friends & family sale ais weekend wiextra 20% off! pick up new sheets - just $17.59 a shark vacuum and a roaster oven! plus - take an extra $10 off your $50 or more home oyrchase! giveget joy - at kohl's. hurforty percent of

and. >> from your pants? >> i guess the back of my pants had either a hot ember or they were on fire. i don't even know at the time. i sat down and i burnt a hole in her leather seats and we sat there and prayed and i just said, you know, i don't think we are going to make this. i don't think we are going to make it out of here. she said, we are going to make it out, we are going to make it out. then her vehicle started to fill up with smoke. i just remember in my head thinking, my husband told me to run. i can't stay here. i have to run. so i held her hand and i said, i've got to go, good luck. i let go and i ran out of her vehicle. i was running out of oxygen. i was just running up the hill. i just closed my eyes, because the hot embers were getting into my eyes and i was burning. i put my arm out and i ran into the back of a fire engine. the firefighters, i was banging on the door. they jumped out, grabbed me and put me into their fire truck and it was unbelievable. i thought, okay, i'm okay now. this is o

that induced panting which makes the pets breathe in bad air. one san francisco dog owner decided to drive four hours south to escape the smoke. we spoke with her. she talked with us by facetime as her and her two dogs headed to the bay. >> the dogs just wanted to go outside and play so much, so it will be nice for them to do that after a week of being very boring inside. >> she said she's always wanted to visit mora bay and it was the closest she could find with actual healthy air quality. >>> there are people analyzing the air. there's a war room of sorts for measuring the air we're breathing. the bay area air quality management district is actively tracking the conditions, the so-called air war room is staffed with meteorologists who keep a close eye on satellite images. >>> all of the problems we're facing here, of course, pale in comparison to what's happening in and around the fire zone. today and unlikely trio will be touring the fire zone. president trump will meet with jerry brown and newsom. they both say they welcome the president's v

a pair of pants, he didn't have to do that for me but he did." a whole section of the parking lot is dedicated to clothing donations....fire victims sort through the racks... as more community members drive in to drop off more supplies..."want a mask?"one man walking around the parking lot hands out masks...((isaiah rosi- volunteer)) "it's really amazing how a community like this can come together when a family or a town needs the help."evacuees walk around dazed by their displacement, but thankful for the people taking the time to help... ((karyn bartley - paradise evacuee)) "our dream is gone right now. but i just want to say everyone out here has been so gracious, and we are so thankful for our friends who are so supportive in all of this."food trucks line the lot next to tents... one couple grilling burgers drove all the way from san luis obispo to help..((chad noland- volunteer)) "it's heartbreaking to think about what these people went through but my wife and i thought, we always talk about trying to help and we just thought, we gotta load

alexa: because of that, i said you can wear other pants. sam: we have a uniform. it's black pants.ight? -vicki: i got written up. -sam: i didn't write you up. vicki: i don't have anything in my file? sam: you have things in your file. you most certainly do. [ chuckles ] lemonis: sam comes off very perky and agreeable, but it's starting to feel like a performance to me, and it's obvious she has some very sharp edges to her. well... this is a fun place. dede: isn't it, though? [ laughs ] lemonis: how much time do you spend here? dede: 70, 80 hours a week. lemonis: whoa. and do you do a lot of things outside of here as well? dede: i raise money for the american cancer society. lemonis: oh, wow. dede: i was diagnosed with cancer when i turned 30 and i lost my eye. i think that's why i wear my hair like this, yeah. lemonis: are you cleared of cancer? are you a survivor? dede: i am a survivor. it's been 16 years. i know. how about that? lemonis: and you would call yourself a survivor. dede: i do call myself a survivor. lemonis: 'cause you're here kicking ass. dede: right, right. lemonis:

they found his pants tied to the men's room. he left his wallet in the pocket.mies -- >> laura: is the waffle house known for having a lot of cash on hand? when i think of a place, to rob, the waffle house -- loose change? >> i'm going to climb into the ceiling like tom cruise and lower myself into the office. >> laura: usually -- those k-mart drop ceilings, you know -- you can hide stuff up there. they just drop down. it's not actually a ceiling. >> this is ridiculous. quickly, a 69-year-old man, a dutchman, is trying to -- he's suing the government because he wants to identify as a 49-year-old man. his name is -- and he feels he's being discriminated against on these dating aps because when he puts he's 69 they don't swipe back but if he put he were 49 he might be a whole new man. listen. >> i feel -- i suffer with my age. if i'm 49 again, i would have a baby again. i'll buy a new car again. if i am that age, i have hope, new again, the whole future is there for me again. >> he's saying they are discriminating against him, laura. >> laura: it's called age-ism.