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

right now, i want to bring in a guest, shauna pavel, home nurse in the cleveland area and yesterday, shauna, the company you worked for received first coronavirus patient who was being discharged from the hospital and needed some home care. shauna, thank you so much for being with us and just explain what do you do in a situation like that where you're caring for someone with coronavirus and you have concerns that they may be either undiagnosed or they may still be contagious as they recover? >> thank you for this opportunity. so home care is so incredibly important, especially right now. we are providing a number of services in the home that not only keeps people out of the hospital, but also it's helping create space for the hospital as they prepare for this big wave of covid-19 patients. in the home, what we're trying to try and protect not only the home care workers, but the patients we see as well is we're trying to conserve the ppes we do have and coming up with new policies to try to do the most safe practice that we possibly can. >> and so how many masks would you have on a d

. ♪ >> shauna: i know you're disappointed, but i can't let this video be the reason to take down brooket. and i can't cause that kind of pain to ridge. i can't do that to him. i like us living together, being roomies again. >> flo: it's certainly not the forrester estate, but... >> shauna: [ laughs ] well, it's even better. >> flo: i wain

>> brooke: [ sighs ] >> shauna: quinn, i went over to see brooke. i was about to knock, and that's when i saw brooke and bill. >> quinn: can i at least see it one more time before you delete it? and it just goes directly to their picture frame? when ridge sees this video, this is gonna be the end of his relationship with brooke for good. [ door opens ] oh.

the windows of a brooklyn synagogue were smashed during russia shauna -- during rashshanna and jews have been beaten and harassed in the streets. the fact is, attacks on jews have been taking place with horrifying regularity. and here is why that is relevant to aipac's mission. because when hatred against jews rises, so too does hatred against the world's only jewish state. and israel always winds up paying the price. so if we're going to defend our most important ally, then it's not enough to stand up to their adversaries in the middle east. we need to also stand up to anti-semitism everywhere, including here in the united states. [applause] when we look around america, it is clear we are facing not only another epidemic of anti-semitism, but a rising tide of hatred writ large. because the fact is, there has been an increase in attacks on all groups that have a long history of being scapegoated and repressed for being other, different, lesser, and less than fully american. and i'm not only talking about jews, but i'm also talking about immigrants, muslims, black americans, women, and th

shauna thomas, can you fact check that statement from bernie sanders quickly.n't spoken to amy klobuchar, knowing her i doubt that was exactly what happened. however, bernie sanders clearly sees it that way and is likely to spin up his supporters. >> true. that's what he wants to do. he wants to spin up his reporters. he ran against the establishment in 2016. part of why america knows who bernie sanders is, is he did pretty well in the democratic primary there. i doily the even pete is saying there isn't establishment people. we don't know about amy klobuchar's team, although i doubt they'd admit to that if they did. there the an establishment argument that i think spoke to both pete and amy, right? and the argument about especially down ballot races and what does having a democratic socialist running at the top of the ticket do, to these red-to-blue districts that the democrats are able to win in pennsylvania, michigan and that kind of thing. so, while, you know, creating some conspiracy theory is probably not necessarily the best thing to do right now, there

shauna coxsey, thank you very much indeed for your time. # you and # you and me # you and me were # you and me were meant # you and me were meant to # you and me were meant to be # you and me were meant to be you and me were together # hours is love that conquers, anywhere. #a anywhere. # a parking ticket with the street. # a parking ticket with the street. # you and me were meant to be together... # paul and marcojoin paul and marco join me paul and marcojoin me in the studio. we have three maximum on the sofa because of the coronavirus. what is it like to have a number one album? brilliant, we didn't feel that we would be able to do it again. it feels good. after friday, the excitement of getting there, by saturday it felt like a bit of a privilege. it was like we had been voted to get there. that is what it felt like. anyone who listens to your staff, they will know that your voices blend so beautifully. when did you realise this was a vocal arrangement that works so well? going back all of those years, because we get on well as people,

shauna is a home health care nurse in ohio and a number of -- and a member of the aft union.'s been treating coronavirus patients at their homes, those who need extra care, but not enough to be in the hospital. thank you very much for your time. i know you say your load of patients has been increasing. talk to us about your day-to-day experience and how you're helping some of these patients. >> absolutely. thank you for this opportunity. in home care we do everything we can in the home to keep your patients safe and prevent them from going from the home to the hospital. so right now what we're doing is reusing equipment, trying to do everything we can to protect ourselves and our patients from exposure. >> i want to put up on the screen some image that is you shared with us, showing you have one gown, one bottle of soap, limited disinfection wipes. and we have a mask that's been used and exposed that you have to keep in a bio hazard bag and reuse up to five times. how dire is the need for protective gear for folks like you? >> so this is the reality right now. we have to reus

>> you can look at it with two ways, shauna to the commentary because when you look at that, i think-- the absolute level, it is the page that which we come a couple weeks back to where we are right one bodes well for the economy going forward and the other part that is obviously one of the biggest drivers is expectations and they are expected to deliver it again. there is this massive collapse , that yield curve reflects monetary policy and , they don't expect praise your yields taking the other side of the argument and fall into negative terrain and remain there. take ack thinks it would while to get there and we cannot remain there unless the fed actually takes rates below zero, samiti that is the optimistic side of things right now. >> not optimistic when it comes to investors in china. 80% that was according to one of the industry associations, and were luminaries numbers they are coming out with the final numbers next week. hard to see how that changes substantially if that changes at all stop in terms of market backion, a couple of weeks where the price was driven up substanti

in spite of the coronavirus set back the team gb climber shauna coxsey has been adapting training atshoulder stability, hip mobility, core stability, hip mobility, core stability, it is about creating —— thinking creatively and me trying to communicate that as well. i have a great team around me to help me stay focused on my goals and as an athlete there are always hurdles, there are always unknowns, often as an athlete and right now it is an unprecedented situation but we are trying to do everything we can to stay focused, and stay training in whatever capacity we can. uefa will begin work for the best solution for a number of different football fixtures and competitions following the postponement of euro 2020 because of the pandemic. the tournament is now scheduled for 2021. joe wilson explains. when the, reality. football for now is empty. sport has stopped. so this theyjust prepare for euro 2021, one of the biggest events in the world, postponed for a year. uefa thought the tournament with hop across the continent with 12 host cities, dublin to st petersburg. but imagine that hap