you might recognize monica potter from nbc's long-running series "parenthood." but when she's not making movies or tv, she's making products like skincare, room sprays, and candles and selling them through her company, monica potter home. monica: the best part about the whole company is we are bringing jobs back home. lemonis: a cleveland native, monica opened her first retail store in nearby garrettsville in 2014, employing her sister jessica, along with other members of the community. they soon found success with their signature product -- a balm that monica personally developed. monica: sea buckthorn balm. people use it for eczema, burns, scar tissue. it's made of all natural ingredients. lemonis: before long, they opened a second shop in downtown cleveland, and sales blossomed to over 400,000 a year. but monica's expenses? well, they grew even faster. al: credit card's basically maxed out. lemonis: today, the business loses money. debts are piling up, and the downtown cleveland store has closed. monica: i don't want this to fail, because if it fails, you guy

. >> guest: okay harry potter, go. i think that assertively remnant of civil institutions that we still have a cultural -- about harry potter specifically, especially over the past week is jk rowling as a related quite a big fan base bernie find it so fastening that harry potter has been a canary in the coal mine for so much of the cultural shift since the publication buried between 1997 when the first book was her pub attempt published in 2000 and the fourth book was published. at home internet in america went from 19 million to 100 million more than 5% increase. and that dovetailed -- that version of fandom and the way in which fan culture kind of developed around it, dovetailed so completely with the rise of the very particular internet culture. one weathers span fiction or memes, but the idea you could have ownership of your text. you could have ownership of the things you loved. this is not a model or someone came out from on high the powers that be, show one runners want to be called in fandom. had the final word

anyway talk for three minutes about harry potter. >> alright go. i think it is true that is the remnant, there are civil institutions that we still have a cultural about harry potter specifically especially with jk rowling has elevated quite a big fan base. it's a facet harry potter is been a canary in the coal mines for so much of these cultural shifts, since the publication between 19 a7 when the first and was published in 2007 when the forethought was published but at home internet in america increase of 19 million to 100 million's of 500 million increase. that dovetailed version and the way in which fan culture developed around it, dovetailed so completely with the rise of very particular internet cultur culture. whether it's fanfiction, creation, memes, but the idea that you can have ownership of your text for you can have ownership of the things that you love that was not a model or someone came down from on high the powers that be, the show runners want to be called and have the final word of what a property was barely certainly see that in

i try to read harry potter. i read the first one. i did not like alice in wonderland i am ashamed to tell you so i am not that kind of leader but i am grateful ms. rowling or whatever her name is because she has opened reading to not only girls but boys. but i didn't really like it myself. >> [inaudible] >> yes. that's very easy because i can recommend books you can read. keys into more things. his father is into john becomes book about winston and roosevel roosevelt. that is interesting to george w. there is a lot of great books that have come out about statesmen lately. not just john adams but a lot of them. george reads those. >> [inaudible] >> that's nice. [applause] an answer to that people say you will not live in texas are you? of course we will. that summer home. we chose texas. we love texas. is very nice we love midland very much when we lived there. [applause] >> [inaudible] >> i am almost 79. [laughter] and it depends on what age i guess. with four boys and a husband running for office, i just not as good of a memory as i

been good for "harry potter and the sorcerer's stone" ahead in "the skinny." wednesday, august 19th. >>> my humble opinion, that's the best book out of the entire series. >> it's the only one i read. >> it's the only one i read, exactly. exactly that. it's the only movie i read. >> you read a movie, wow. >> potter fans are going to come after me, because there's a lot more in the series, and they are die-hard fans. apparently now a lot of them are maybe doubling back, new fans are being made 20 years later. we will get to that in "the skinny." >>> we begin this half hour with joe biden officially securing his party's nomination. >> night two of the democratic national convention featuring two former presidents, two prominent republicans, and a video mashup of rising political stars all singing biden's praises. his wife jill spoke from a delaware school where she once taught, saying the country needs honest leadership. >> biden's running mate, senator kamala harris, was watching from home, her husband posting this photo of her taking it all in. abc's juju chang

anyway, talk for three minutes about -- >> harry potter. all right -- >> go. >> i think that is true that sort of the remnant, there are civil institutions that still have a kind of cultural cache, but harry potter specifically, especially over the past week as j.k. rowling has -- i find it fascinating that harry potter's been a canary in the coal mine since its publication. 1997 when the first book was published and 2000 when the fourth book was published, at home internet had a more than 500% increase x. that dovetailed, that version of fandom and the way in which fan culture kind of developed around it dovetails to completely with the kind of the rise of a very particular internet culture, one that was about whether it's fan fiction, creation or memes but the idea that you could have ownership of your text, you could have ownership of the things that you loved. this was not a model where someone kind of came down from on high and had the final word on what a property was. we certainly see that in our relationship with media now, the amou

there's often the response to rowling has not been let's never read harry potter again. it's, well hogwarts still bigger than she is. we can still love these characters, they belong to us. and i think that kind of hesitancy kind of writ large can tell us so many questions about inwardness and individualization that we're seeing writ large in the book. >> the last question. let's do a post-covid world question, right in part one, one person says do you think in a post-covid world where people will be looking to find meaning, purpose and community that the sort of newer, stranger faith will be fast tracked, and do you think that this is a sense in which they could be more likely to reform actual communities or even cults, which is a word we haven't used that much in the way -- like, this is -- one way to put pit is we're seeing this as sort of a 19 of 8 moment -- 1968 moment in politics right now. the 970s were sort of the high tide of weird communal experiments, you know, strange religious cults. what do you foresee after covid and and maybe after donald trump? >> well, i

potters insisted that he did not have an idea of what they wanted to accomplish during the cold war. they had focused on the economy. obviously when rain comes into office, that's the number one concern getting the economy back on track, and they get some, to, some spending cuts in the first year. but by and large neoconservatives, the hawks focuses feel that he's focusing on not to find a more conservative foreign policy the result, according to potter, was a vacuum into which all of the old ideas and policies against which reagan himself has stood for many years. potter it's continued then in the first two years of the reagan administration, he helped the soviet union stabilizes and fire rather than a strategy encouraging why the breakup of that empire from within. his criticism was so piercing that reagan actually picked up the phone and gave in the coal. that an extended conversation. try to convince him is now pursuing a policy of dÉtente the kissinger had outlined in the 1970s. that was widely criticized by conservatives, including president. reagan potter is listening to the p

one thing we have not talked about is the harry potter phenomenon and so maybe this would be a chance to talk about the peculiar role that the school played in a certain kind of cause i religious, and that the idea of yet, anyway, talk for three minutes about harry potter. >> all right, go. there's a remnant of civil institutions that we still have a kind of cultural but about harry potter specifically over the past week as jk rowling has alienated quite a bit of percentage of her fan base i find it so fascinating that harry potter is a canary in the coal mine for so much of these cultural shifts and sons of publications. in 1987 when the first book was published and in 97 when the fourth book was published at home internet in america grew from 90 million households to 100 million so five 100% increase in that dovetailed and burgeon of fandom on the witch fan culture developed around it develop detailed so with the rise of barrier internet culture that was one about further expand fiction or creation or memes but the idea that you could have ownership of your text and have ownership o

maybe in potters'. this truly has become a grim symbol of the current condemning in new york. this is the vietnam veterans memorial that honors those americans who fought and died in that war more than 4 decades ago their names are inscribed on the black granite wall in memory of that national tragedy which claimed the 58000 lives of u.s. men and women in uniform over the last couple of months coded 900 has killed almost 350000 people in the u.s. it's 3 times more lives than the vietnam war 2 going to entire 10 years it's a different kind of enemy now but this is a war and america is losing it pretty badly. and something has gone wrong and we came here to find out why it will take a look at how the corona virus has ripped through america's health care and economy and what it means for the rest of the world so. the new york of 2020 will probably be featured in the history books this cd is nothing like it used to be never harming downtown streets deserted those who can isolate themselves at home those who can't wear masks or protective face wraps as if the virus is an every brea

. >> reporter: mister potter, a physics teacher, says they have got new agreement, software, and training, and how to make the online classes more engaging. >> when you host a meeting you try to have the students kind of leader discussion, you sort of guided. >> so it is not you talking for a whole hour straight. >> i couldn't imagine!n'th lihe me talk for an hour straight. >> reporter: an hour into the start of the school year and we found carmen and her nephew, aaron, walking around outside. they are trying to get help with his school issued laptop which was having problems getting email. >> of course i need to be in touch with everything to do it the right way! it is very important. but, well, we tried to do the best. >> reporter: as part of a new agreement between the union and the district, teachers have the option to work from home if they want. mister potter said having the option is nice but teaching from campus also has advantages. >> the biggest thing that we have here, we have access to all of the classroom resources. some solace that they can take if they are not alone in all

maybe in potters. this truly has become a grim symbol of the current and demick in new york. ah no team no crowd. no shots. actual news ltd. let me stress no 1st. points your thirst for action. yes. in this connection the moment you ask him should i ask for the last company and seeing anti-militarist today for the match. commission. branches just shoot on disk in the. least you. know your new car so said i'm not going to march to the mama just our. opposition leader her fellow citizens to keep up the pressure on president lucas shanker with more strikes and protests. the news russian opposition figurehead election of all need is in intensive care after falling sick during a flight to moscow to say conditions to frangela allow him to remove the broth for treatment. so the u.s. secretary of state for me to request a resumption of un sanctions against iran accusing the country of violating the 25th nuclear deal even though washington put the grievance 2 years ago.

. >>> the first harry potter movie is a big hit once again. harry potter and the sorcerer's stone sold more than $13 million of tickets in china that pushed its gross ticket sales past $1,000,000,000.20 years after it was first in theaters. suitors are not releasing new movies because of pendulum, theater owners and countries where they considered safe to go to the movies are showing older films. >>> let's look at the roads now. we will start up een a tough north in fairfield at the cordelia junction and all these homes are taking been. american canyon. people are looking for ways to get around appeared careful to cordillera we had two crashes slow traffic on highway 12 heading over to 29. slow traffic on highway 4 from pittsburgh to concord. even 242 and 680 are getting slower today. we have seen more slow traffic there. 880 between san lorenzo and heyward down toward union city, i would not recommend that stretch. foresight, you can get on mission or use another road. if you get on the freeway after union city it should be okay heading south

one thing we haven't talked about is the harry potter phenomenon. maybe this a be a chance to talk about the peculiar role that the school the school plays in a certain kind of religion. in that idea talk for three minutes about harry potter. i think it is true. that is a remnant of civil institutions that we have a cultural cachet. let's say they have alienated. a pretty big set of the fan base. i found it that he has been a canary in the coal mine for so many of these shifts. in the first book was published at home internet in america increased 200 million. a 500% increase. and that dovetailed and the version of phantom in the way in which fanned culture developed around it of tailed so completely with the rise of a very particular internet culture whether it was a fan fanfiction or creation. the means the idea that you could have ownership your text. and the things that you love. it was not a model someone that came down on high. where they have the final word on what a property was. we certainly see that in our relationship to media now. and the

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maybe in potters. this truly has become a symbol of the current new york. thank you for. the story that's right. that's labor. day in the wake of the countries. including in. the e.u. warning. european leaders. and in the program russian opposition figurehead. in intensive care. from media speculation.

maybe in potters. this truly has become a symbol of the current and in new york. prosecutors and in a criminal case over allegations the opposition's newly formed ordination council is a legally trying to seize power something the back body denies. this why the warnings against meddling and valorous european leaders agree to imposing sanctions on prompting accusations of hypocrisy. russian opposition figurehead i would say the only it is rushed to hospital in a coma after falling ill during a flight with a team claiming he was poisoned. and counted as a prime minister is accused of a cover up after suspending parliament at a time when we got.

maybe in potters'. this truly has become a symbol of the current new york. nationwide protests sweeping follow rules for a 12th date in the wake of the country's election in response large rallies take place including in the eastern city of. despite warnings against meddling in baton rouge and european leaders agreed to impose sanctions themselves on men's prompting accusations of hypocrisy. that secretary of state formally request a resumption of un sanctions against iran accusing the country of filing the 2015 nuclear deal even though washington quit the agreement 2 years ago. and a russian opposition figurehead.

¿la del harry potter o qué?die me dijo que había segunda parte, eh. >> era deseo expreso de su señor padre que esta segunda parte se leyera una vez que fuera efectuado el matrimonio. carlos: bueno, pues, a ver. deyanira: desembúchele, sí. >> bien. "querido carlos: antes que nada, muchas felicidades. sabía que no resistirías la idea de casarte pero también sé que no resistes la idea de divorciarte en 15 días. por eso he dispuesto que la fortuna pasará a tus manos hasta que hayas cumplido cinco años de casado." ambos: ¿cinco años? >> de casado. "o de lo contrario la herencia pasaría a manos de tu primo diego." diego: [vitorea] >> señor. diego: que--que-- que vivan los novios. >> ¡que vivan, que vivan! [vitorea] deyanira: [chista] carlos: no me hagas [chista]. deyanira: pues, ¿que son cinco años, mi charlie? ¿verdad? ay, ándale. max: Órale, qué casota. dayana: ¿aquí vamos a vivir? deyanira: sí. escúchenme bien, quiero que se comporten, no me vayan a hacer quedar en ridículo. ¡charlie, ya llegamos! carlos: ¿ya llega

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maybe in potters. this truly has become a grim symbol of the current condemning in new york. some other solution to the strike we talk about problems all year and then that summer time we come up with all solutions not say we're just being joined by bankers churn big clean entrepreneur simon dixon of banks the future long term friend of this show. joined me everything on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. coming up this 2 weeks of political. will be capped by another huge opposition protest expected in the capital on sunday as rallies in support of the president's again significant momentum over the past 7 day. alexei in the. hospital in after he was lifted from russia in order to receive them urgency treatment sleep position figures being in a coma since he fell critically ill on the flight from moscow on thursday.

maybe in potters. this truly has become a symbol. in new york. in the troubled 19 seventies a group. that was coordinated. population . were forced to flee the. attacks. the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of preventing them they were active participant. and the burning of the streets in belfast at the plague more than a 100 innocent civilians with blood that has to live you can see in yours and we found out more i was surprised about the extent to which the collusion was involved in some of those cases the killers would lead to be named. and we get. to do very very top i think. the water where politicians. give the go ahead. seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to say proud just a concept that's ok and indeed equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. opposition crowds love the bell of russian capital as they post election on the rest enters the 3rd week but a counter movement in support of alexander lukashenko is also gaining momentum. and i'm only is that in

maybe in potters. this truly has become a symbol these are in from new york. commuters . nationwide protests sweeping belo roost for a 12th day in the wake of the country's election and response blodgett. play. looting in the eastern the city of. new warnings against meddling in belarus that european leaders agreed to impose sanctions themselves on minsk prompting accusations of hypocrisy and. the u.s. secretary of state formally requests a resumption of un sanctions against iran accusing the country of violating the 2050 nuclear deal even though washington put the agreement 2 years ago. opposition figurehead. is in intensive care.

the cell is a food of myths and legends like something out of a harry potter movie. since i know for this is one of the 7 treasure chambers in our old cellar vaults. until the 1950 s. it was a tasting room for clients. after swirling the wine around in their mouths they spat it out into this sandstone drains we don't use. the cell isn't use for wine tasting anymore. instead it houses some electrical traces the archbishop's very finest been teacher a seems. sort of home to you know here we have our iler coop for the super bowl wine from 2011 because it's a fruity riesling venner fied with residual sugar it has lots of fruit flavors and a wonderful spiciness iler coupe is simply a great wine wine. the wine takes its name from the hill on which the vineyard was located on the famous mostly southwest face. in slope. the vineyard just sat and the sun has riverbed this specific environment gives candidates the grapes it produces. the only island cope has a slate bedrock which is important because it stores the heat by day life and radiates the warthe back to the vines at n

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" courtroom novel. ( as harry potter ) "your honor, expecto objectum!" this comes even though michael flynn already twice pleaded guilty of lying to the f.b.i. but, in the end, it was just a case of "he said"... that he did it, twice. and the whole thing feels fishy. the two judges who ruled in flynn's favor have a history of seeing eye-to-eye with the trump administration. and one of them, judge neomi rao, is a former white house official whom trump appointed to the appeals court last year.nots trump's pocket, but i was suspicious when she gave that ramp the death penalty. this ruling means the politicization of the justice department has sunk to new lows. but i guess we should have expected that. after all, it is literally run by a low barr. so congratulations, michael flynn. you're off the hook. you can now go back to your day job of peddling influence to foreign powers for cash. turns out, trump's right: businesses are opening up again. and maybe too fast, because the coronavirus pandemic-- remember that-- it's nowhere near over. one sure sign: i'm s

so i know anything about harry potter because i would not even get involved in that. that's their thing. when sasha got older i read life of pi with her and then we saw the movie. we were big comic family readers. we love calvin and hobbes. yes. reading one is a part of the way we put our kids to sleep at night. i felt music reading culture was an important part of their development from very early on. we are big readers. >> one of the images from when you were in the white house during the holidays, you would be going to the bookstore. >> and give books as gifts. >> that's the only place he knew how to go as president. he could golfing it to the bookstore. those were the two things he felt comfortable doing outside of the white house. that was an annual ritual of he and the girls to go to one of the bookstores for the holidays. in chicago you know that bookstore, that was our neighborhood store we like to go to. yes bookstores and libraries were a big part of our life early on. my first experience going to the library, i was for it was like the first official time i

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maybe in potters. this truly has become a grim symbol feed her infant demick in new york. an entire village in alaska. if another country threaten the wife of an american. we do everything in our power to protect the. wanted data scaping climate change is the same threat right now alaska seems some of the fuss just coastal erosion in the world we lost about 35 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. it is fast and that means the river is $35.00 closer to the power than was for i think we're part of a murderer 1st for. a cry. for. breaking news this hour russian opposition figurehead alexina valley has tested negative for the presence of toxic substances don't rule out for now. examined by the russian opposition the citizens to maintain pressure on president lukashenko with more strikes and protests and as for the large rallies both for and against him are held across the country. and the u.s. request to reimpose sanctions against tehran is rejected upon the remaining members of the iranian nuclear deal.

are going to be so great that dead that we're going to have to bury them maybe in parks maybe in potter's field maybe but we're going to have to we won't be able to handle those who had next to the hospitals trailer tractor trailers refrigerator. to handle the overflow. or. and thank. you and. the young is a nurse and one of your hospitals in she's been in both a critique of the way this pandemic was handled since so they want they're definitely walking into words on we no longer know what we're walking into we don't know. we don't know we've been in the army took part in numerous demonstrations. can you explain to us. were protesting against protective equipment it should have been the decision of who gets a massive does it that's in the main everybody in the health care we are essentially to start. telling us don't use. because you don't need it and we don't want to waste them. i don't know in the management of the hospital you work in was that was telling you that i. should not wear we don't want to see people wearing masks because we don't want to waste them that we didn't have enough

tour event since february the 15 time major champion struggled off the tee but a longer potter got him out of trouble you know most of the guys on the champions tour have gone along a potters' or they gone older because you know easier to bend over her and not bend over and so this part is a little longer and that i've been able to spend a little more time putting. but it was a card that let bryson to shambo down on the 7th the world number 7 he's put on 9 kilos of muscle over the last 6 months accidently snapped his driver into on the team he'll return with a replacement on friday just 3 strikes back joining us are oscar al-jazeera. mexican formula one driver sergio perez will not race at this weekend's 70th anniversary grand prix after returning another positive coronavirus test on thursday he's racing point team said that english health officials were satisfied parries had completed his quarantine but despite feeling well a test was carried out before he could return to the paddock which showed he was still carrying the virus the team has again drafted in former driver nicole holcom

and harry potter, we're talking about a nearly 100 year legacy of quality.exactly what we're going to do to lean into it. i do want to say something, julia, you raised, i think in hindsight a mistake which is we did have a number of brands in the market that were ultimately confusing, which is hbo now and hbo go we have sunsetted those brands and those services so now we are left with rightly so hbo max and hbo. so it's a much simpler proposition for consumers. >> i wonder if you can help clarify how the funnel works in your view for how you get in front of the customer, get the customer to subscribe and then retain i know i'm finding at home we'll often look for a specific piece of content we'll do a search. we'll see what service it's available on if we already have it free or basically already paid for and then go there. it's kind of like a marketplace approach how do you play within that marketplace? what's working and going to work >> well, ultimately we have to do two things. the first and most important thing is that we have to have incredible stories

and the species i'm most excited to see the king of potter goni and. i've come to meet. a former herd there and hunter. and all their seen the area used to keel over tend. to protect their communities flocks. orleans the. kids we've got a lot. i mean. i. am but. a seal you know works as a wildlife warden and he's the park's risk trucking expert if anyone can find the opal mine it seemed. like a. little bit of meddling. and only happening we're not going to where you. i mean i mean and i said. well you haven't heard a. woman. to see that this man has of the land. but he can distinguish. anywhere here who most prefer to hunt on our chances of seeing one are very slim so we're doing the next best thing sitting a camera on the t.v. used to monitor their activity. when i went to one of the last of the many look and it was clear that. they come over here one way or. the you could you. should draw into most curious that another cut has been here. we're going to leave this camera top for a few days and see whether we get lucky. it may be hard to actually see but for crease their

like a lot of people the corona crisis has left me with let's work and less money so as a potter i wondered what would be a good choice for 1st time car buyer. ok my name is julia and today i'm honored to test just 3 cars. the 1st i'm testing to see and even so in terms of the family evokes one it has the same technique but it's a lot cheaper and i'm very excited to test this one. the 2nd kind i'm testing is an audi a one city cover it's one of the cheapest car already has are now in the premium segment and i'm also very excited to test this one. this is definitely a fun car the 3rd car i'm testing is a fia team people and this little one the supposed to do a lot of car for your money. and very exciting what this little hobby the cia is going to offer us. it looks really cool the black and red so it should continue. to see it's quite comfy. i really like to read stitching. the 1st phase for at least 4 people maybe 5 it's funny for a new car and has a big manual. welcome tire of seats. little trunk but it could fit my sports stuff you know people and know me know that i'm a coffee lover so l

let's get to some specific criticisms in 1982, norman potter writes a piece in the new york times he writes his piece titled in your conservative anguish over reagan's foreign policy in which he pretty much systematically dismisses the idea that reagan had any in kabul assessments in his first year of the presidency. partisan system that the reagan administration had not outline a clear vision of what they wanted to accomplish in the cold war they focused on. the economy obviously when. reagan comes into office it's his first concern. getting the economy back on track. they to get some they do get some spending cuts initially and firstly about by large foreign policy conservatives alex, felt that the economic matters, and has it really defined a conservative foreign policy. the result according to patterns, was a vacuum into which had come pouring, against which ronald reagan has stood for so many years. potter its, and continued and the first couple years in the regular ministration he had helped the soviet union stabilize but themselves and encouraging the breakup from within it so

are going to be so great that dead that we're going to have to bury them maybe in parks maybe in potter's field maybe but we're going to have to we won't be able to handle those who had next to the hospitals trailer tractor trailers replied you re the. demand of the overflow. or. thank you do. you know he's a nurse at one of the new york hospitals. you know both are really good at the way this and then because. they want me walking into words we no longer know what we're walking into we don't know. we don't know we've been here you took part in numerous demonstrations. can you explain to us. we're protesting against protective equipment it should have been the decision of who gets a massive does it that's and you me everybody in the health care we are essentially just are they kept telling us don't use. the mass because you don't need it and we don't want to waste them. i don't know in the management of the hospital you work in was that was telling you that i. should not wearing we don't want to see people wearing masks because we don't want to waste them that we didn't have enough masks