this is seal beach. this is the seal beach pier. lemonis: all $29? all your t-shirts?ohn: they are. lemonis: cost? john: about 6 bucks. lemonis: killer margins. good quality. john: great quality. lemonis: and the product is well done. mike: thank you. lemonis: you guys understand color. you understand quality of fabric. you understand design. are these all your house brand, or is there a combination? john: we have about 65 brands. a guy comes in, and he can get everything from his socks, boots, to sunglasses. lemonis: exceptionally high margins or average margins? john: i would say the non-tankfarm, our average is 40% margin. lemonis: the margin expectations that should be in that store should be north of 55%, maybe even north of 60%. these third-party brands should actually add fuel to the retail business, not drag it down. what's this store do in revenue? this location? john: about 540-ish. lemonis: 540 out of this store. john: and about 560 out of the other store. lemonis: huntington beach store make any money? john: $15,000 last year. lemonis: this store. john: i m

temperatures and crowds seeking relief at beaches from los angeles to san diego, you are looking at seal beach right here in orange county which is at the cusp of being able to loosen some of the covid restrictions. officials warned the public to be cautious. but one park official said that it was even more crowded than usual. >>> and this morning fires are raging across the state. this satellite image shows the smoke on sunday. and more than 2 million acres have burned so far this year and that is a record. the state of emergency is in effect in five counties, including fresno, ma madera ando this creek fire has exploded to more than 7 #3,000 acres. and you can see the orange glow just you lighting up the sky. that fire started friday night and it is quickly spreading into the foothills of fresno and the state of emergency means >>> aneorplbury bury ces can gn the creek fire. they had to turn around because they saw black ash raining on them. a park ranger helped to lead them out of forest. >> it was a scary situation. one wrong turn and you could just drive towards the fire. >> she gave us d

you are looking at seal beach in orange county, which is on the cusp of being able to loosen some covidfficials anticipated large crowds, and warned the public to be cautious. but one park official said it was even more crowded than usual. >>> other news, now. more guilty pleas are expected in a corruption case involving san francisco's city hall. chronicle insider 7 news contributor reports in the chronicle today that a new round of guilty pleas is expected in the next week or so. former public works director is charged in a pay-for-play scheme involving city permits. businessman, walter wong, is cooperating with the investigation. and matea writes he is believed to have kept a journal with officials. you can read phil's column on sundays and wednesdays in "the chronicle." the last unofficial weekend of summer ended the way it began, with protests against racial injustice and police brutality. and jacob blake, the wisconsin man, paralyzed, after being shot seven times by a police officer, shared an emotional plea from here's abc news reporter, christine sloan. >> reporter: jacob blake,

so this is seal beach in orange county, which is on the cusp of being able to loosen some covid restrictionsofficials anticipated large crowds and warned the public to be cautious, but one park official says it was even more crowded than usual. with 121 degree temperatures, i get it. but you still have to be careful. and especially because we have more hot temperatures coming today, lisa. >> yeah, just up the road there, 120 all-time record. so incredible out there. and today slightly better our excessive heat warning and dangerous heat. but we do get a seabreeze and we're getting toward the end of this massive dome of high pressure that is moving out of town tonight. and that will bring us a bit of relief in the days ahead. live doppler 7, no fog out there. 80 in fresno, 78 in los angeles, 72 in sacramento. so we are all in this together with the heat across the west. and looking back home, 70 american canyon as well as fremont ofree month oig, 65 in -- and also no wind out there, so we're gaining from the heat yesterday. we have another spare the air alert, vacaville, you can see the red t

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. >> reporter: mckenzie has been coming to this beach for more than 25 years and noticed the seals avoiding the water. and then she saw why. >> about two hours later we saw the fin. it was only about 10 feet away from us. >> reporter: it was close to 14 feet long and 3 to 4 feeted by. and with beach season extending in many parts of the country this year we'll talk to a shark expert on what the coming months have in store. with your "first look"," i'm will reeve. >>> and amy schumer is going public with some health news this morning. the actress has announced that she has lyme disease. schumer broke thes on instag fans for advice on her current medication. lyme disease is transmitted to humans by ticks. if gone untreated, it can spread to the joints heart and nervous systems. c cd successfully treated with antibiotics. >>> trick-or-treating is not allowed in los angeles county this halloween. they will be banning dooto door trick-or-treating with officials saying that it is just too difficult to do that and social distance. also kids are not allowed to collect treats going car to car. haunt

seals. conservationists say dogs, drones and selfie—seekers on british beaches are putting the wild creaturesisjust uncomfortable. i wish it never existed. perry, jade, leigh—anne and jessy, aka little mix, tell us how they're learning to manage the darker side of social media. and... they think it's alpaca — it is now. we'll meet the woolly pitch invader who gate—crashed a football match in west yorkshire over the weekend. i think he is called oscar and we are going to see him this morning! a great story. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the uk's chief medical adviser has warned that the country is at a critical point in the coronavirus pandemic. professor chris whitty will outline the government's plan to curb spiralling cases in a live address to the nation later this morning. ministers have spent the weekend considering further measures in response to rising infection rates. around one in every 20 children in england is currently out of school because of the coronavirus pandemic. that's according to new research by the children's commissioner for engla

mackenzie captured these images of the shark.been coming to this beach for more than 25 d noticed the sealssaw the fin. it was only about ten feet away from us. >> reporter: she estimates it was 12 to 14 feet brad also spotted the shark. >> it was absolutely stealthy. it was silent. you couldn't hear it and oy when the fin came up did you see it. >> reporter: july to october is peak time for shark activity in >> an increase in human activity in the water during the summer results in an increase in opportunities for sharks and humans to get together. >> reportesually beaches o see less traffic this e season, but with covid-19 delaying the start of the season and more peoples year might be different. some beaches extending their seasons like those along the jersey shore and parts of new york. multiple shark sightings were reported on long island earlier this summer. lifeguards have been on high alert following shark attacks like one off the coast of maine.led during the incident. experts say the shark may have staken her and in australia earlier this year, th surfer fought off bare hands and

and a number of beaches, they have giant signs out with sharks. why are they seeing more sharks? well, sealsing further north. seals, so the sharks are chasing the food. it just continues to feed upon itself. it is a chain reaction that we're not seeing stopping anytime soon. >> and what it sounds like, it also can accelerate as all this stuff happens. anyway, al roker, really appreciate it. thank you, sir. as always. and thank you all for being with us and trusting us this hour. we'll be back monday, of course, with more "meet the press daily" and if it's sunday, it's "meet the press" on nbc. msnbc's coverage continues after this break. tinues after this break or face to face, we're here to help- utilizing our resources as one of the nation's largest banks and a local approach with a focus on customized insights. so you're ready for today. did you know that some aluminum- free deodorants only mask odor? secret aluminum free helps eliminate odor instead of just masking it. and is made with three times more odor fighters. with secret, odor is one less thing to worry about. secret. come on in,

maria: welcome back, sealing the detail sun fun jaw-dropping holmes netflix reality shoe million dollar beaching me on-million-dollar beach house stars, noell great to see you. thank you both of you for being here your favorite part about the show? >> good morning thank you for having me. >> my favorite part about the show i think to be able to snapshot my life for three months. it was three months down to three hours highlighted the fact hamptons, open houses a what negotiations look like behind scenes great to capture that hopefully best foot forward. >> so really interesting j.b. is this mimicking what is going on-in terms of prices going up for the suburbs as people leave the city there is how real estate market changed since covid-19. >> thanks, maria slightly, i think you, ever since march we saw big influx of folks trying to get themselves in in family to safety, in order to do so it was to look to areas like hamptons have more of that open air, ability to work remotely and we saw, a huge influx of renters over time people turned into buyers what where we made most money really happen

seal, than it is to go to applebee's. the only thing scarier than a school of sharks is a school [ laughter ] >> nice! ♪ >> jimmy: ah, things are so crazy, sharks are now looking at the crowded beachess not safe out there. [ laughter ] well finally, i saw that 7-eleven is introducing a new line of never-frozen pastries, baked fresh in stores nationally yep. now their goods are freshly baked, just like the kid working behind the counter [ laughter ] meanwhile, the taquitos on the rotating grill are like, "oh, you think you're better than me?" [ laughter ] yep, fresh pastries and burned coffee they're just one rubbery egg away from being starbucks. [ laughter ] we have a great show for you tonight, everybody he's in the new disney plus film, "the one and only ivan," bryan cranston is here [ scattered applause ] he's the best. >> yep >> jimmy: he's such a good dude man, i love that guy i always have fun with him plus, from "ozark" on netflix -- really, no spoiler really >> where you at now? >> jimmy: episode three. >> episode three like season 1, still >> jimmy: yeah >> come on, man. >> jimmy: no, no man >> what else you got going on? >> jimmy: no, i -- well, i'm milking this i don't w

sealing the deal for donald trump. >> to make donald trump's victory official today. >> it was the day donald trump's win was officially certified by the electoral college. he was reportedly celebrating with top aids in palm beachversation turned to whom he should hire. >> they focused on campaign advisers and supporters who had been loyal to him during the 2016 campaign at a time when most republicans were trying to distance themselves from him. >> the dinner has been consistent with everything we've seen from this president. he's been obsessed. >> obsessed with loyalty. >> he always has been. here he is in 1980. >> i learned that there were some great loyal people, and i learned there were some people that could have been more lawyer. those people i discarded totally. >> once donald trump became president he didn't just look for it, he demanded it. >> it's a tradition that presidents bring a little cliche with them. loyalty is not new in the white house. >> but trump's brand of loyalty was new. >> the trump people said, essentially, if we can ever find that you publicly posted something negative about the president, you're very unlikely to get a position. >> i've never heard of that kind of vetting of people