shauna. want you to meet marcus lemonis. lemonis: hi. how are you? i'm marcus. shauna: i'm shauna.t you. lemonis: nice to meet you. father daughter working together? shauna: yeah, yeah. it's fun. lemonis: and have you been in the business a while? shauna: i have. i started right out of college. so, i'm the director of marketing now. lemonis: you're the person that gets everybody in the front door. shauna: yes, that's my goal. lemonis: what's it like working with your dad? shauna: i love working with him. i mean, my dad has always said that he started all of his businesses because he wanted to be able to pass something down to his kids, and, of course, i want to make him proud. mike: she's a huge inspiration for me and a motivation for me. lemonis: you can feel the affection between you guys. -shauna: yeah. -mike: oh, yeah. i'd like to have you meet my business partner, paul kramer. lemonis: okay. mike: want you to meet marcus lemonis. lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. paul: thank you for joining us here. lemonis: absolutely. how do you share roles and responsibili

. >> reporter: that law student, shauna kinishnik, put it on with thousands of fans checking in. >> you look a little different. >> reporter: denyce graves joined us in the russian lounge of the kennedy center after her performance in the opera "champion." "champion" is one of two contemporary operas appearing at the kennedy center now. they both deal with current issues. "champion" with homophobia. "dead men walking" with the death penalty. in an upcoming night at the kennedy center, "justice at the opera," justice ginsburg will talk about current legal issues that were in some of the oldest operas performed like "carmen." >>er on iconic role. i describe that as the ultimate plea bargain. here's carmen, and she is being carted off to jail. and she negotiates a deal with don jose. >> had you thought of that? >> hadn't thought of it in those happens. >> do you know that there is an opera, a one-hour opera, called "scalia ginsburg." and it will be produced this summer at the glimmerglass festival. >> reporter: she says the composer, derek wang, now a lawyer, was in law school when he came

-shauna: well, it is. lemonis: as the dysfunction gets worse and worse...ling the numbers. i trusted, but i didn't verify. lemonis: ...the day of reckoning gets closer and closer. $1,900,000 is the total debt, and you have no cash.

shauna -- i have no idea what that means. just because cavuto survived heart surgery does.xt one. he's more deadly the others because he's more clever. you're part right. here's ronnie. >> yeah, a little bit, ronnie. if you can. i'm not pushing it. it would be nice. >> apparently you to watch fox, don't you? another tweet. >> i never thought of polar bears as cute but i'll run with it. >> i know, lenny. that has got on a mission for me and me on a mission for god. that's what i've got to do. then there's this one. >> all right, kelly. i think you're on to something. susan tweets to team cavuto. >> lenny, let's keep that between us. by the way, you're welcome, america. i have that one on loop in my office. time for some perspective here. we're all going to die. it's true. amidst all the heat here on earth, the time is coming when this whole planet of ours just burns up and just like that no more earth. it's true. astronomers are saying it's a matter of time that our sun will eventually burn out and we'll all hurdle to our death. parentally it's already happening. to a jupite

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. >> join ugus to talk about the tone,tia shauna walsh. and who is the masked crusader that we saw?ng about black history month and he had the community to talk about and didn't. >> well, it was a very different tone and one that we haven't hourt since he was electses. and what we're seeing is he does have a hi orcloi fwoes through a honeymoon period. it shows that he's prosably trying to reach out to those people and the approval. frrbs and he's clearly trying to change that with this speech. >> obamacare rr was a tap trending issue. how lounge do you thing before we can get tad tails. you heard it definitely is a priority of doin down and town huls. americans are worried about losing their health care. they're worried about rising health care costs. andm you can stop. with these puposals being leaked, republicans themselves are disagreeing. doesn't look like he'll have any deaf nsh fort foelio. and we heard him talk about the environment, paid family leave, 24ik number frustructure spending. how is that going to be reseved on both sides? >> i think he's trying to reach out to utwh

over here, shauna, she's coming to the microphone. bit of a side question, could you explain what you mean when you say desperation led to the internet. that is something i have never heard and i have worked on the internet since the very beginning. arfane you're looking at kami craig aas fast and efficient way to communicate and communicate securely. that is what darpa is trying to create. talking about desperation as the highest level -- we're talking about cold war, broader desperation. the idea we need to create technology that will give us a leg up. arfanet areand different things. >> the world wide web and the internet are different things. >> on get off this and talk to afterwards but i do believe that what you said is actually based on having interviewed people who were in leadership positions in darpa during the 1970's. it is not like the bowling green massacre but i think you are not right. all right, i am, but that's fine. >> there were all these plans to kill castro, was there any plan about what happened if they work? >>

over here, shauna, she's coming to the microphone. >> i have a bit of a side question. by way of background, i have worked on the internet for 40 years and i am doing research on a book on the internet so i was wondering, could you explain what you mean when you say desperation led to the internet? that is something i have never heard and i have worked on the internet since the very beginning. what is your source? mr. houghton: when you're looking at arfanet, the idea was can we create a fast and efficient way to communicate and communicate securely? that is what darpa is trying to create. talking about desperation as the highest level -- we're talking about cold war, broader desperation. the idea we need to create technology that will give us a leg up on what the soviets are doing. you want to try to claim the internet as a civilian? >> internet and arfanet are two very different things and they need to be disambiguated. mr. houghton: the world wide web and the internet are different things. net and the internet are different things. i do believe that what you said is

and we got to go up to see shauna and if you have not been up there, it is really a marvel to see. one of the things besides the beauty of the dam, i learned that we, that san francisco does not have -- we only have secondary rights to the water. i'm not an attorney, but this bothered me. but what bothers me more when i read this survey, is i don't see any discussion in this city about do we have enough water? do we have enough sewage capacity for all of this development that is going on? except for i think, scott weiner had a proposal a few years ago about recycling water. but i think that there needs to be you know, the planning department, and the board of supervisors needs to talk about if they are going to divert water do we have the capacity for water and the sewage is the ground water, they didn't talk about the ground water as the ground water that the western half of the city is going to get? is this part of the plan here? i didn't hear that from puc. but i'm glad that we are having this hearing today. and i would like to see more robust discussion about this issue. and yo

and we got to go up to see shauna and if you have not been up there, it is really a marvel to see. one of the things besides the beauty of the dam, i learned that we, that san francisco does not have -- we only have secondary rights to the water. i'm not an attorney, but this bothered me. but what bothers me more when i read this survey, is i don't see any discussion in this city about do we have enough water? do we have enough sewage capacity for all of this development that is going on? except for i think, scott weiner had a proposal a few years ago about recycling water. but i think that there needs to be you know, the planning department, and the board of supervisors needs to talk about if they are going to divert water do we have the capacity for water and the sewage is the ground water, they didn't talk about the ground water as the ground water that the western half of the city is going to get? is this part of the plan here? i didn't hear that from puc. but i'm glad that we are having this hearing today. and i would like to see more robust discussion about this issue. and yo

sunday when audio assume the club open in the vicinity both tony and myself and them i contacted both shauna dated to complain about base between 11 pm and 1 am. the second reason that we don't believe that we don't believe any better news showed the permits extended further. the not currently good neighbor guidelines. audio doesn't [inaudible] that no signs or notices urging patrons to be quiet. they don't follow guideline to, either. urging patrons to leave quietly or having severed them in the past have asked them to do that and i was told that it's not their responsibility what people do once they leave audio. the guidelines are not following our number three, the dump trash outside the venting. number seven, is a party mention given the doors close. the break, outdoor noise. violating municipal code section 49, number nine, insuring patrons [inaudible] of the vicinity and number 10, seeking measures to include sidewalk and providing extra security in fact they put up [inaudible] to shelter the crowd so they're walking the sidewalk. >> your time is up, man. thank you. is there any additi

shauna: let's assume it -- sean. : i think it's very aggressively published. we have talked about it and we see it more likely being a late 2018 event. there were a lot of complications on tax reform as you can imagine from repatriation to corporate taxes to the border adjustment tax. they have to find some way to get the resolution. whatever the house does feel on this, you can look for a better way forward. is going to be a back-and-forth within the republican party again. jonathan: you are quite bearish. does this depend on tax reform not getting done? is it independent of it? tom: it's independent of tax reform. i think tax reform is positive. i think it really affects market outcomes. i don't think of it as a long-term catalyst for stocks. alix: you're skeptical of what rates would do. you see a correction in the 2150. if it's not based on tax reform, what is it based on? tom: i think it's about the virgin's is. the yield curve, especially the long-term, has been flattening like a pancake. it is backed up 50 basis points. those are usually drawdown signal

sunday when audio assume the club open in the vicinity both tony and myself and them i contacted both shauna dated to complain about base between 11 pm and 1 am. the second reason that we don't believe that we don't believe any better news showed the permits extended further. the not currently good neighbor guidelines. audio doesn't [inaudible] that no signs or notices urging patrons to be quiet. they don't follow guideline to, either. urging patrons to leave quietly or having severed them in the past have asked them to do that and i was told that it's not their responsibility what people do once they leave audio. the guidelines are not following our number three, the dump trash outside the venting. number seven, is a party mention given the doors close. the break, outdoor noise. violating municipal code section 49, number nine, insuring patrons [inaudible] of the vicinity and number 10, seeking measures to include sidewalk and providing extra security in fact they put up [inaudible] to shelter the crowd so they're walking the sidewalk. >> your time is up, man. thank you. is there any additi

and we got to go up to see shauna and if you have not been up there, it is really a marvel to see. one of the things besides the beauty of the dam, i learned that we, that san francisco does not have -- we only have secondary rights to the water. i'm not an attorney, but this bothered me. but what bothers me more when i read this survey, is i don't see any discussion in this city about do we have enough water? do we have enough sewage capacity for all of this development that is going on? except for i think, scott weiner had a proposal a few years ago about recycling water. but i think that there needs to be you know, the planning department, and the board of supervisors needs to talk about if they are going to divert water do we have the capacity for water and the sewage is the ground water, they didn't talk about the ground water as the ground water that the western half of the city is going to get? is this part of the plan here? i didn't hear that from puc. but i'm glad that we are having this hearing today. and i would like to see more robust discussion about this issue. and yo

sunday when audio assume the club open in the vicinity both tony and myself and them i contacted both shauna dated to complain about base between 11 pm and 1 am. the second reason that we don't believe that we don't believe any better news showed the permits extended further. the not currently good neighbor guidelines. audio doesn't [inaudible] that no signs or notices urging patrons to be quiet. they don't follow guideline to, either. urging patrons to leave quietly or having severed them in the past have asked them to do that and i was told that it's not their responsibility what people do once they leave audio. the guidelines are not following our number three, the dump trash outside the venting. number seven, is a party mention given the doors close. the break, outdoor noise. violating municipal code section 49, number nine, insuring patrons [inaudible] of the vicinity and number 10, seeking measures to include sidewalk and providing extra security in fact they put up [inaudible] to shelter the crowd so they're walking the sidewalk. >> your time is up, man. thank you. is there any additi

and we got to go up to see shauna and if you have not been up there, it is really a marvel to see. one of the things besides the beauty of the dam, i learned that we, that san francisco does not have -- we only have secondary rights to the water. i'm not an attorney, but this bothered me. but what bothers me more when i read this survey, is i don't see any discussion in this city about do we have enough water? do we have enough sewage capacity for all of this development that is going on? except for i think, scott weiner had a proposal a few years ago about recycling water. but i think that there needs to be you know, the planning department, and the board of supervisors needs to talk about if they are going to divert water do we have the capacity for water and the sewage is the ground water, they didn't talk about the ground water as the ground water that the western half of the city is going to get? is this part of the plan here? i didn't hear that from puc. but i'm glad that we are having this hearing today. and i would like to see more robust discussion about this issue. and yo