sharla: my mother works here, sharry. lemonis: hi, sharry. i'm marcus. sharry: so nice to meet you.s: nice to meet you. how much money has she borrowed from you? sharry: oh, i took a... sharla: no, she took a second out on her house, and the total was about $100,000. sharry: well, i don't know. i owed $125,000 on my home, and now i owe $250 something. lemonis: so that's more than $100,000. sharry: and then she owes me $10,000 from my personal account. lemonis: so let's say that we check the box, sharla. sharla: mm-hmm. lemonis: people process product. your product is fantastic. sharla: mm-hmm. lemonis: but you got to have at least two of the three to survive. sharla: okay. my people are amazing. they work very hard for me. lemonis: i came here because i believe that we can take this business from $2 million to $10 million very quickly. you have to get a website, and you have to get it up and running, and you have to be able to fulfill orders, and i believe that there's an opportunity to grow the disney business. in order to take your business to a national brand, you have to have a

has your wife sharri read it and what was her response? >> i'll be honest with you, look.ead it, but the truth of the matter is that this book was written for four people. it was written for the maio family, paula and george maio, it was written for sharri and it was written for devin. sharri did not read it until a few weeks ago, i was very, very nervous because if she didn't like it, it was going to print and there was not a lot we could do about it and held my breath. when she finished the book the emotion of it overwhelmed her. she started crying and she was crying for the maio family. she was crying for our son devin and she was crying for herself for everything that had happened so the fact that it moved her so much meant that obviously we had succeeded in making her happy and i know the mayos read it and loved it as well so that was encouraging. >> adam, congratulations on the book. really appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> my best to your family as we head into 9/11 which is a tough time of year. the book is called "the man i never met" available tomorrow. >

but that is something where this story represents not only a tribute to joe and to sharri, my wife, butsign that life does go on. that there is hope after grief that there is -- there are heartwarming stories that come out of heartbreak and that is a big part of this book and i think that's part of why the piece that initially ran on espn on the 15th anniversary, it resonated so much with so many people, it touched them, moved them, inspired them and that led to the book because that 6 1/2-minute television story turned into a 200-imagine much more detailed, much more personal book. >> last question, how about the irony, we all know you as the fantasy football goof. fantasy. this is more than reality. this is a tough read, adam, and not because it's not because you're a bad writer but it's tough because it's so the opposite of fantasy. >> you know what it is, it's life and my wife sharri says all the time that everybody's got something. so these are our somethings. here to see and it goes to show you that life is not some instagram post that we see every day where everything is great an

adriatic by the time we come to saturday for us guys to come back in behind the west and pos by saturday sharri rain increasing clouds spinning in across the far northwest there for island and the u.k. for the south a little rash of showers there into spain and portugal but a cloud too into northern parts of algeria but lousy dry for much of north africa. in indonesia palm oil is a billion dollar business want to win east investigates the price of the country's pain. to feed the world's oil addiction. on our busy. al-jazeera where every you. welcome back this is al jazeera live from doha let's just quickly recap your top stories for you so far today the presidents of iran turkey and russia i meet in tehran to discuss the war in syria the focus will be on the last rebel held province the u.n. is urging diplomacy to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe. the un's envoy to yemen says planned talks between the government and hoofy rebels will not take place on friday in geneva with the delegation says it's been unable to travel they were supposed to be the first talks between the government and the movi

persistent rain particularly in the eastern parts of brazil as we head through into friday that area of sharri weather still stays with us and for the south we're going to stay rather wet as well the temperatures just rising a little bit in buenos aires up to around twenty degrees further north just a scattering of showers again here but the showers really get going a bit further north and for some of us in mexico we're going to see some very heavy rain over the next few days and that's because we go to the area of low pressure just to the south of us it's running its way away but as it does so it's in halting the rains his so we're seeing some pretty wet weather further east and you can see this blog of cloud here doesn't look too sinister but this is a tropical storm is working its way steadily towards the west we're going to cease a very damaging wind very very heavy rain as it works its way. there with sponsored by qatar. where they are online for humanity has been taken out of this discourse of this we're talking about numbers on a spreadsheet or if you joined us on sat i guarantee no one

by the time we come to saturday for our skies to come back in behind for western parts by saturday sharri rain increasing clouds spinning in across the far northwest there for island and the u.k. for the south a little rash of showers there into spain and portugal but a cloud too into northern parts of algeria but lassie dry for much of north africa . as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was a small group of people that began to think that maybe this was related to the coming fiscal issue on the job and investigation reveals how even the smallest devices have deadly environmental and health costs we think ok we'll send our you waste to china but we have to remember that air pollution travels around the globe death by design on al-jazeera. a mountain top stories here on our senior officials in the trumpet ministration of denying there the anonymous author the new york times article about the president the opinion piece published wednesday describes a revolt inside the white house.