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

shauna: right.: i was very clear with paul and mike that the best locations stand on their own feet, and if the other ones can't survive on their own, they shut down. they did exactly what i told them not to do. i've gotten some comments from people that the new menu actually never got installed. travis: the new menu never did get installed, so... lemonis: why is that? travis: paul was very resistant to change. as i tried to bring in new product, as i tried to get new things on the menu, it was just line red the line item. lemonis: and who was saying no to it? travis: it was paul. lemonis: i called paul because i think it's only fair to give him a chance to tell his side of the story, and i want to see these financial statements. i want to understand what really happened. paul, i appreciate you coming by. so, wow. business is way worse than i thought it was going to look. there's buena park, there's riverside, and there's brea. buena park, the landlord is threatening eviction, right? riverside, the

is shauna verago here? come on up.today, many of us in the lgbtq community are reflecting on the trailblazing leadership of harvey milk. he did and said things that at the time few other people were willing to do, say or demand. at today's meeting i'm honored to give this to another trailblazer, shauna verago. in 1997 when the transgender film festival started many refused to screen the movies and the founder of alex austin and christopher lee had to create their own space to share authentic representations of trans lives and experiences and the transgender film festival, the first trans film festival in north america was born. shauna, who served as the festival's artistic director took over of the event in 2003 and has overseen it's continued expansion and success. during the last decade and a half, shauna has expanded the festival from a biannual to annual event and secured the location at the roxy theatre, in district 8 and support the work of more than 1,000 trans artists. earlier this month, the transgender film f

in her friend >> shauna, we love you. fighting, stay positive. you got this. >> you know we're always here. >> reporter: they hope their girls will grow up with cancer a distant memory and a friendship that lasts forever. gi >> never eve up. >> friendship can be a werful medicine. we'll be thinking about lauren and hope she gets well soon. >>> that's "nightly news" r afo you don't just want easy. you want "streaming all your favorite netflix shows on fast internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. you want xfinity because it makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get a special offer on xfinity internet, tv and voice for just $79.99 a month for 2 years. plus, get dvr service free for a year. click, call or visit a store today. theinners in a top secret sweepstakes. the prize a multi-billion dollars naza. >> the new national landing neighborhood. >> amazon's sweeping reach into your >> news 4 special report of this landmark announc

rachel and shauna responded almost immediately. and no -- no word from shelley. and we thought, "well, she's probably still asleep, you know, 'cause she didn't have class today." so that wasn't really unusual at the time. it wasn't till later in the evening that we thought something might be wrong 'cause we hadn't heard from her, and that wasn't like her at all. >> reporter: what's that like? >> it's torture. >> she had a premonition that something was wrong. but i -- what would happen to shelley? she never goes anywhere. she stays in her room. she only goes out when she has to. >> reporter: yeah. >> so the next morning, when she still hadn't called, that's when we both got worried. >> reporter: the first thing the next morning, cynthia called the art institute. >> to find out if shelley was in class. and actually, they -- well, they wouldn't go check on her. they said they can't leave the office alone and go check on a class. they'll have her call us -- >> when she gets a break. >> as soon as she has a break, they'll have her call us. >> reporter: then they phon

and our two wonderful daughters shauna and rachel for all their live, support, and patience with me innning tonight's event. please join me in applauding all of their efforts. [applause] >> it's been a tradition for the dinner chair to offer a toast to congress. so please raise your glass with me so here's mine. to the outgoing congress and the incoming one, on behalf of the nearly 4,000 radio and television journalists and 455 news organizations, credentialed to cover capitol hill, continue, continue to work with us to maintain access to you, the lawmakers in an effort to keep our government accountable to the public. cheers. i have the honor of introducing our dinner host for the evening. he's a reserve city of miami police officer and the chairman of i-heart latino and syndicated morning radio show host enrique santos. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you mr. caplan. thank you very much. good evening, everybody. i just flew in from florida. miami-dade county, the 305 to be exact. yes. it worked out great because on the flight up it allowed me some extra time to finish voting. [laug

and our two wonderful daughters shauna and rachel for all their love, support, and patience with me innning tonight's event. finally, thank you to my c-span please join me in applauding all of their efforts. [applause] it's been a tradition for the dinner chair to offer a toast to congress. so please raise your glass with me. so here's mine. to the outgoing congress and the incoming one, on behalf of the nearly 4,000 radio and television journalists and 455 news organizations credentialed to cover capitol hill, continue, continue to work with us to maintain access to you, the lawmakers, in an effort to keep our government accountable to the public. cheers. all: cheers. craig: now i have the honor of introducing our dinner host for the evening. he's a reserve city of miami police officer and the chairman and cco of i-heart latino and syndicated morning radio show host, enrique santos. [applause] enrique: thank you. thank you, mr. caplan. thank you very much. good evening, everybody. i just flew in from florida. miami-dade county, the 305 to be exact. yes. it worked out great because on

and lauren's mom shauna is finding strength in her friends. >> shawna, we love you.ighting. stay positive. >> you know we're always here. we love you. >> reporter: she has families sharing the hope that the girls will grow up with cancer a distant memory and a friendship that lasts forever. all -- >> never ever give up. >> friendship will be a powerful medicine. i hope lauren gets well soon.fallout from a fight court. the punishment handed down to draymond green after his verba >>> right now at 6:00, fallout from a fight on the courts. the punishment handed down to draymond green after a verbal altercation with kevin durant. >>> also, could the fire be prevented by pg&e. the moments before the flames erupted. >>> we're awaiting fire crews to give an update any minute now. n: good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m jessica aguirre >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, and thanks for joining us, i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. the search and rescue, the investigation and the containment of the flames. we are expecting updates i ma crews on fo

. >> i'm shauna, a cardiac nurse and got to play with the interaortic balloon pump, the very first cardiac transplant so thank you for the work on that. one of the challenges, i go around inno vase networks, nurses are not included in these and they're active and left out of the story. i'm curious-- and make sure we mention the patient innovators. we're moving to patient generated innovation and craig lewis is a good story and you're telling these stories, but it's physician centric and dominated and undercuts the enormous contributions that nurses, engineers and others are making. >> my son is a nurse in school. yes, i apologize. i think that's changed over time. rig right. the nurses were seen as ancillary and now they're incredibly important. if i were moving the book forward there would be nurses important to the story, but i was-- i tell you when i was researching this, this is going to sound really dumb, but i went to interview dr. jarvik and i was asking him all of these questions, well, how does the pump do this and do that? and he has an implantable heart that starts in the ear, w

. >> reporter: shauna has had share of horun-ins with the homeless. >> a woman had a syringe in her hand started screaming. and in april i called 911 because there was a homeless man, without pants on, inside my garage, sitting in my convertible. >> reporter: while the circumstances are different, she felt threatened each time. her response from 911 dispatchers, she alleges was nothing short of unhelpful. >> he told me that it was not an emergency, that this was not life or death and hung up on me. >> reporter: lori matthews also encountered a seemingly homeless person inside her building, possibly with a weapon. >> i told 911 this was a probably in progress, and it still didn't register to be critical. >> reporter: we asked 911 to pull call logs and were told they needed to be reviewed first. they sent me a statement, which did not address the hang-ups, but says, is there a danger to life, property, or the environment? is there a crime happening now? if the answer is yes to any of these questions, immediately call 911. it's not enough for mamatthews. >> you think you have these services

shauna walesh, green bay metro fire dept.e just that much worse because it is the holidays and people are around families and we don't want to see anyone go through this at all." (grant) all." (grant) after the break... new movies hit the big screen this holiday weekend... we'll show you which ones are expected to break the box office... (grant) the thanksgiving holiday means kids are out of school, families are together... and movie studios are eager to lure those folks into theaters.(pam) a lot of big movies hit the big screen yesterday ... to entertain everyone for the long holiday weekend -- reporter rick damigella has the details. "all we got to do is find the part to fix your game. everything goes back to the way it was.""but where are we going to find that?""the inernet!""what?!""wreck-it ralph" is back to wreak havoc on the thanksgiving weekend box office, with "ralph breaks the internet." the animated sequel finds "ralph" and "vanellope" leaving the arcade for the big, scary internet. reviews are strong, and analysts

. >> reporter: pacific heights sident shauna matland has had her share of unpleasant run-ins with a homelessan. >> a homeless woman with a twin size mattress on the street started yelling and had a syringe in her hand. in april of this year i called 911 because a man homeless without pants on inside my garage sitting in my convertible. >> reporter: while the circumstances are different, she felt threatned each time. her response from 911 dispatchers she alleges was nothing short of unhelpful. >> he told me it was not an emergency, it was not life or death and hung up on me. >> reporter: laurie mathews lives in pacific heights and encountered a seemingly homeless person inside her building, possibly wielding a weapon. >> i told 911 this was a robbery in progress and it still didn't register to them as being critical. >> reporter: we asked 911 to pull call logs from each instance and were told the calls needed to be reviewed by a quality assurance manager first. they sent me a statement which did not address the hangups but says in part, is there a danger to life, property or the environment?

steve kornacki and msnbc political analyst and co-host of the words matter pod cast and sha shauna thomasake, i'm going to start be you because you and i are so often in the speaker's lobby of the house of representatives together or have been on and off over the course of many years, and we really are looking at that being the historic potential change on tuesday night. how are your sources in both parties feeling at this stage and how -- what do they expect the margin to be? >> god, it's a tough question. most i'd talked to several senior house republicans today who pretty much all to a person said they believe they will lose the house, and they believe the margin will be something like a five-seat democratic majority, but i mean, there are those still that are holding out hope and one senior republican called me today and said i think we'll keep this and i said you're the on person on planet earth that thinks that. listen, it will be close and i don't think if it's a five-seat democratic majority, that's not a big majority for dell cmocrat when there is going to be presumably in a demo

-shauna: well, it is. lemonis: as the dysfunction gets worse and worse... mike: paul was handling 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.