skyler: no.thew: no. lemonis: no? matthew: loss. lemonis: with those kind of margins? skyler: no. lemonis: if $1.7 million was the amount that went through the till... ...what was the total margin that went through the till -- 50%, 60%? skyler: no, it was about 60 percent. lemonis: okay, so, it's a million 20 in gross profit. is there a ton of overhead that i'm not seeing? skyler: about $1 million overhead. lemonis: okay. and so, you broke even? skyler: it was a small loss for the year. lemonis: how much? skyler: 70 to 90. lemonis: okay. so, a million one in overheads. matthew: and at the same time, we're in debt. lemonis: who started the business? you did? charlotte: he started it, but i was there from inception, really. lemonis: how did you guys know each other? charlotte: we went to usc together. lemonis: ah. matthew: we were dating. lemonis: oh, interesting. matthew: yeah. lemonis: not dating now? charlotte: not dating. matthew: not dating now. lemonis: and then, who put money in to start the

he is the right guy to send, that is what skyler needed. and and it is not one of the guys who is wounded at the end of the first day of the last battle, seriously wounded and leading an attack but that wasn't his major role. his major role was to get the militia out and be the liaison for skyler and gates and the militia and does a brilliant job at that. these two key commanders with other key leaders, daniel morgan's rifleman, the elite unit washington sends with others, those folks are critical cogs in the american machine that ultimately win the saratoga campaign. when it comes to the final two battles, benedict arnold plays critical roles in both battles. the first one he is the one gates assigns to manage the flow of troops into the battle, he is not up in the front leading attacks or anything like that but he is the guy feeding troops into the battle and managing it, does a great job there and the second battle he is absolutely critical because he leaves the final attacks on the british fortifications outflanking the army and forcing

but in skyler's mind, this was easier for him to do.e, derek would be indebted to him. >> and there would be no money trail linking the two men. c-styles said derek told him where crystal lived. >> skyler says he scouts the location, he's there waiting for the victim to come down the stairs. in fact, he -- i believe he runs into her sister. >> the day before. >> the day before. right, exactly. and so on the day of it he goes and waits, lies in wait for her. and she comes down to the car. and he shoots her. and then he runs out of the garage area. >> you're looking at a guy who's by all accounts kind of a hardened gang banger, living that life. what's in it for him to confess to one more murder when he's already in there doing life without parole? >> i can't speak to all of them. but i can speak to this one. he felt bad about this. and he wanted to make it right. >> killing a pregnant woman bothered him. >> yes. >> killing those other people did not? >> didn't seem to, no. >> police thought they finally had the story of who killed crysta

skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> president biden will be the 12th u.s. president to meet with queen elizabeth. >>> and you saw president biden brush off the cicada. it turns out the insects had a big impact on the biden press corpplane carrying dozens of journalists was going to take off from dc to comfort president's trip, but was delayed for hours last night when a swarm of cicadas filled the engines causing mechanical engines. they had to find another plane for the reporters. >>> tiktok and we chat are safe in the u.s. for now. today, the biden administration withdrew trump era executive orders that sought to ban new download of the app citing data security. courts blocked the order which never to being effect. a separate national security review was lawn informed 2019 and is active. white house has not given any other details. >>> for people it's a painful line eye tell on the paychecks, income tax. but some of the ultra rich are playing little to no income tax. elise preston explains, it's legal. >> reporter: when most of us get paid, so does uncle

skyler henry shows us that president biden also made a big announcement about vaccines. >> reporter: president biden made his last statement of the day in cornwall, england, to announce the u.s. will provide here to million thousand 500 million thousand pfizer vaccine doses. >> this is our obligation to save as many lives as we can pick up >> reporter: they will cost $3.5 billion, president biden says the u.s. will start delivering the first 200 million doses in august. the additional be shipped next year. >> we are doing this to save lives, to and this pandemic. that is it. period. >> reporter: earlier, the president met with the british prime minister for more than an hour. they discussed the coronavirus travel restrictions between the two countries and find a new atlantic charter. >> we affirm the special relationship, the special relationship between our people. >> reporter: he still has the most important meetings of the strip ahead of him. the summit begins tomorrow and he is scheduled to meet with russian president vladimir putin next week. the first lady says he is ready. >>

skyler henry reports the number is much higher in parts of the midwest and plain states. >> the busy summer tourist season is heating up in branson, missouri but so is the spread of the correspond expect virus in the area. >> the low vaccination rates and then at rival of the delta variant which is prevalent in the area. a hot spot and this is just going to exemployed outward. >> the delta variant is being blamed for the 196% increase in hospitalizations in southwest missouri. a 50-year-old louis michael and his wife were both in the hospital. he said he regrets not getting the vaccine. >> i got cocky about it. now that we have this new variant and strain it seems to be diabetes bombing everybody that didn't have any problems before. >> government health officials say the delta variant spreads efficiently among the unvaccinated population and could become the dominant strain in the united states. >> right now it's about 20.6% in the united states and doubles about every two weeks. so, the easiest way to stop this is to get vaccinated because fortunately for us the vaccine works quite

skyler henry on what's in the bill and the opposition it's facing. >> take 60 votes to start that debate. >> senator schumer said is he pushing forward with voting rights bill even though republicans plan to block it. >> they don't want to talk about it. sweep it under the rug and hope that americans don't hear about it but americans will hear about it. >> among the provisions in the bill, the for the people act would create a national automatic system for registering voters. >> it's the latest version of the so-called for the people act which is a massive, massive take over, federal take over of election law. >> democrats say it's necessary to combat new restrictive voting laws passed in republican controlled states. >> as i spoke here in georgia in march, georgia and 13 other states have these voter suppression laws. >> republicans remain opposed to the federal legislation. >> today senate will fill our founding purpose, stop the partisan power grab and reject this bill. >> senator joe mansion also expressed opposition to the bill. the west virginia democrat met with the president abou

skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> part of contra costa county got a little jolt overnight, a 2.8 earthquake. just before 2:00 this morning near the calaveras fault. just a couple days after a bigger quake in alameda county. meteorologist darren peck is here with a closer look. >> is is wolittmore. this. a minor 2. eight earthquake before to a clock in the morning. it was felt by people. you can see it on the map but it was not felt strongly or all that widely. however, since it was within seven miles of an earthquake that was felt on monday, you can see how close those are, i will put the label on. about seven miles distant from epicenter to epicenter. the one today, a 2. eight, can you see the line here? that is the calaveras fault running up and down 680. this morning the quake was not directly on the fault but it was much closer to that fault then the earthquake that happened on monday. that one happened over here, almost directly on the hayward fault. so, it's always good to gain a little more perspective. no reason this will turn into more earthquakes at this point. in

lemonis: ...leaving his partners, charlotte and skyler, totally demoralized.lf-centered about it. it's all about you. it's all your authority. you're all afraid of losing your power. lemonis: he's made the product selection too narrow.

skyler henry has the story. >> reporter: a key test vote on a bill to expand voting rights, they pushed it forward even though they knew it would fail. >> republican senators may have prevented a debate on voting rights today, but i want to be very clear about one thing, the fight to protect voting rights is not over. >> reporter: among other things, the for the people act would have created a national automatic system for registering voters and create national standards for mail in and absentee ballots. >> this is not a federal issue, it ought to be left to the states. there is nothing broken around the country. >> people are turning out to vote in record numbers. this is a solution in search of a problem. >> reporter: vice president harris presided over the boat. >> the issue is access to the voting process, or is that being impeded? >> joe mention voted yes to open the debate. >> house democrats passed adulation back in march 2 that new restrictive voting laws being enacted in republican- controlled states. >> what these guys are doing right now, they are saying how can we change vot

skyler henry has more on what is at stake during the visit. >> reporter: in his first trip abroad as commander-in-chief, president biden started his journey with a visit to troops in britain. >> i am so thrilled to be with you to kick off my first overseas trip as president. >> reporter: it is designed to reassure allies of america's will on the stage. >> it is the first time any of us have been able to see each other face-to-face since the pandemic began. it was a pretty scratchy time. >> reporter: then he will head to the g7 summit and is expected to announce the donation of hundreds of millions of covid vaccines to low income countries and will also meet with queen elizabeth. he will and the trip with a summit with vladimir putin. they will sit down for a face- to-face meeting. >> reporter: he wants the russian leader to crackdown on cyber attacks and interference in elections. he is first meeting with allies to demonstrate a show of unity. >> we want to make it clear that the european united states or type tight. >> reporter: they said that the meeting is important but that russi

she's been detained since the government was overthrown in a coup in february. skyler is following the license developments from bangkok kind of as they have these last several months when new charges are brought against her . and as you mentioned, this is yet another corruption charge that's added to the of the charge. the accusation that she accepted $600000.00 in cash and gold. this about misuse of land for a foundation within the foundation that she overseas she co founded. so that is that the additional corruption charge 15 years could be if she's convicted, she could serve 15 years for those charges. no. it's the most serious charge of this litany of charges that have been levied against her by the joint of the reaction from her. our attorney is how very similar it's on brand, to what we seen over the last several months when the charges are levied against her. because the baseless because i'm trumped up charges against her, mainly to keep her in prison and they have done that. so i keep her in detention and they've done that since february. first adding these charges on her. thi

skyler, good to talk to. thanks — be allowed to swim. skyler, good to talk to.g to get the guidance, ringing up? the live industry as a whole has been. there have been meetings and the government has said it didn't fit with a communications plan. right, ok. let me just tell you what the department for digital, culture, media and sport are saying. they are saying we are working flat out to support festivals and live events and we have given £30 million to organisers from the culture recovery fund and also saying they're aware of wider concerns about insurance and indemnity and are exploring what further support may be required. so they say they're doing what they can. so, on the insurance point of view, yes, they have been looking into it and noticed the need and their reports have called for that insurance to come through. they are still working on it — it is not there yet. it is there other european countries and why isn't it in the uk? big question. secondly, they have been distributing an amount of money. a very large chunk of that is still undistributed to t

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skyler bailar is an elite swimmer — the first transgender athlete on an american collegiate men's teamtes and the reality is that when somebody wins it doesn't matter what their gender identity or gender background is, when they when they are absolutely displacing somebody else because that is what meaning means, right? and cis women displays other cis women all the time when they win and trans women are women and sometimes they are also going to win. i'm nota i'm not a testosterone expert ironically really clear on that. clear on that. physical advantages from growing up male, testosterone and so on. sure, and i think, you know, i'm not a testosterone expert, i want to be really clear on that and i also know that biological differences in sport are many, especially within cis women and here's the thing and this is where sexism and misogyny and also racism also come into play. if you look at a white man such as michael phelps, when he has a biological advantage such as having half the levels of anaphylactic acid that the typical athlete produces people praise him, the olympic committee