after crowned today's next big thing a mom from ashburn is on the way to qvc. created glove sticks a a unique deodorizer on two sticks and you insert them in to shoes and sports gear to remove the odor. we talked to woods via from her three athletic kids. >> we couldn't get the smell out. we were riding with the windows down and a i was like this isn't right. i turned to my husband, i'm like this is not right. this is not normal. i'm like i'm going to invent something -- actually i said we're going to invent something and he looked at me like right, honey. seriously. i described glove stick and the idea popped in to my head. >> i needed that idea for my oldest a couple of years ago. woods beat two other mom inventors. in addition to a trophy and bragging rights, woods will be selling her product on qvc. >>> a significant milestone for athletes competing in the summer olympics. we are less than 100 days away from opening ceremonies. this is going to be the second olympic games for bethesda native and swimmer katie he deck i can. sh came to fame in 2012 since the

lemonis: establishing a relationship with qvc was a huge accomplishment.s off manufacturing and onto sales. and that means ashley will be moving on to the sales-and-marketing team. and why would my customers buy this? ashley: because we have over 20 different colors to choose from and because it is made with medical-grade lanolin. lemonis: you know what you're doing. ashley: thank you. lemonis: now that we've decided to move all of the manufacturing to rejuvenol, we no longer need a warehouse. hello! good morning! so i took layne and miranda to look at a new office space in downtown kansas city. woman: the rent is $3,000 a month. it's about 2,900 square feet. lemonis: you could turn this into a display wall, and you could turn that into a display wall and really have this be a live salesroom. miranda: it's so much more professional than what we've got. lemonis: let's look at a five-year. -woman: okay. -lemonis: okay, great. also, we're headed back to new york city to birchbox's only retail store in soho. miranda: moisturizer and body wash. lemonis: you jus

. >> reporter: not everyon was this enthusiastic at first but a shot on qvc and a trip to the "shark tank" in 2012 stirred up interest. >> the retailers started calling. bed, bath, beyond. walmart. home depot. >> reporter: until they kraus had only sold $100,000 worth of sponges. now he estimates total retail sales have hit $100 million. >> what do mom and dad say now? >> at this point i'm the only one in my family that has patents and i think that they're finally pretty proud. >> kraus said it would not have been possible without support from his parents. his dad let him run the car detailing business out of his garage and loaned him the money to get started, a true five-year loan at one point above the bank's rate. why? at that point kraus was a credit risk. he paid it all back. if you don't have them, the sponges are really, really good. >> i'm going to get one. >> they're tough, tough as nails. >> why doesn't that ever happen to sinus before we go, another look at the day and the week on wall street. the dow dropped 185 points. the nasdaq off 19. the s&p 500 was down 17. the majo

before long, she was selling jewelry on qvc. >> i like to offer women many, many different choices. >e campaign trail with her husband. >> he is a fighter. and if you elect him to be your president. he will fight for you and for our country. ♪ >> and, of course, there is donald trump jr. the first born son and graduate of the prestigious wharton school at the university of pennsylvania. donald jr. is falling in his father's footsteps. is he a big shot at the trump organization running development for the company. in his free time is he avid hunter and supports his father on the campaign trail. >> he is going to give all of you a voice again. >> of course we all know ivanka, a business mogul running her own fashion brand while also playing a major role in the family company. one of her biggest deal trump durrell she bought it for 150 million. some think it's worth more than a billion. get this, she is a mother too. >> as a young girl growing up my father always told me that i could do anything that i set my mind to. he meant it >> i really have a amazing family. he ivanka is one of my

>> it's pretty clear what's going on. [ laughter ] >> you're screwing up my qvc knife show again. >>not screwing your show -- we've gone through this already. i do a show night. it's a thing that we do all the time. >> yeah, and clearly so do i. okay? >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> my show features state of the art steel at rock bottom prices. [ applause ] >> yeah, all right. does yours? >> jimmy: no. we don't have any steel at all, but we do have -- we rent this place. where were you for the last 30 mondays? >> the knife guys have been doing a cosco road show. and yes, it went gang busters. which is a good thing. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> and if you don't mind, i have some blades i'd like to move. >> jimmy: i actually kind of do -- >> how many times have you wanted to cut up a quality piece of meat but your dull rusty knife simply isn't cutting it? pretty comm >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i just -- >> where's my beef assistant? all right. come on out here. [ cheers and applause ] >> i just wanted to say. >> jimmy: i'm sorry, you're a little bit early, ryan. this is not the time. >> shut up. i'm sorry.

. >> 93:00; you know i'm in love with josie, she sells after bonn oil from morocco, on qvc all the time. >> yes, and you ordered a whole big bun of of it? >> she sent me personal note, thanking me for mentioning me. she puts the oil all over her body, puts it on her arms, then stroke her hair, puts it in her hair. so, i noticed in forbes magazine, also vogue magazine, has an article out this month, talking about beauty oils, jen will tell us about it over at blue america cure. >> i yes, we're at blue mercury, good morning. >> good morning. >> and summer, our summer intern. >> a shame she is not good looking, i'm sorry. >> okay, some people say, beauty oil, magic, miracle, some people say ew, it will get in my pores. what, please be the scientist? >> here is the deal, i am not a scientist, but i play one on tv apparently right now. these oils are amazing because they're multi use, meaning, hair, face, body, whatever you spends on an oil like this it goes a long way, few drops consideration do your face, cuticles, hair. so they've got a lot of essential oils and fatty acids, that all real

president saying there are parts of the job he doesn't want to do and he's more of the chairman than the qvc so you won't be the chief executive? what does this even mean? >> it underscores what so many of us have money. he doesn't take this seriously. he's running as if he's running to be the figure head of the country, not the an actual leader of the free world. it just underscores that he doesn't at that time sacrosanct responsibility of being president of united states serious enough to talk about doing the full job. >> i'm not so sure about that. >> so explain that. >> i think what he was saying is that he intends to delegate and, yes, he's a business person, he's outside of politics so he doesn't know the political process, working on capitol hill, sending over your em emissaries to work -- >> he doesn't want to, not that he doesn't know. >> he does not like politicking. >> but his chairman of the campaign saying he doesn't like to go to the senate. >> our current president doesn't like to. >> but this is his chairman saying -- >> according to the "new york times," obama not liking to

when people think about online shopping, i am reminded of qvc, these hoping shopping networks.ifferent than that? >> we believe strongly that people really want video on demand. they want to be able to watch, shop for what they want when they want it. whether it's fashion, beauty, electronics. if i am interested in a particular type of product, i should be able to access at any time. >> i see. so there is no, oh, missed it. let's start here. i have said before that "real housewives" is one of my guilty pleasures. this is created by them. >> gretchen designs these handbags. she actually pays a lot of attention to detile. these are vegan leather. they are some of our best selling products. >> with a bag, you have to open it up. being able to see what's inside. i buy online sometimes and i get it and i go, oh, i didn't know it was that small. >> right. you can see what you are buying ahead of time and you can really enjoy an entertaining experience. >> she is entertaining. >> right. so are all of our hosts and our guests. we have guest experts usually. for example, this is safe je

>> qvc, weight watchers, hsn. >> none of the traditional retailers? focused retailers. >> some contrarians would say that was an even better sign. keep that between you and me. >> all right. >> you have a question, barry? >> mall occupancies are record highs. it's kind of hot, right? you would expect massive vacancies and it's not hard to find -- i think we've done 12 deals with h&m in our malls in two years. we're retenanting them. everyone has to get better at things. you're taking out that -- what was the crazy italian -- sbaro. you're putting a new constant in the food court. we took out ashley's furniture and put in a movie theater. you have to actively work the assets and get people off their couches to go. it's an experience. millennials are about experiences. if a mall doesn't create an experience with the high school choir, the parades and the art. you have to make people want to get off the couch and go. things that are really interactive, they're working because people are seeking community. the mall, the retailer, has to figure out how to

from now -- >> well, i got stuff that i've never used that i've bought, like at 1:00 in the morning on qvc, lauren, i will admit. >> oh, i am describing you, i am, mike. >> here is the thing, lauren, he is not being smart about it, not thinking it will gun in value, just buying it to be buying it. >> like i color of it. >> or maybe he had something something and wakes up and realized he bought stuff. >> i have an egg poacher, never used, about you it is lime green. >> he likes the color lime green. >> egg poacher? >> still waiting for to you bring in your fireplace. >> is that lime green, too? >> no. >> it is like a toy fireplace,. >> let's not talk about it, so embarrassingment look bigger on tv. okay, reeses, now, what do you like reeses peanut butter cups your favorite cannedy? >> my favorite. >> what's new? >> we think, we think, later today, hershey's, will unveil a new reeses peanut butter cup that filled with reeses pieces. the reeses pieces, inside reeses peanut butter cup. this is exciting to you, great f you don't wear about it, you should, only because it is like tacking over so