stephanie: stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. nicolas: hi. nicolas goureau.emonis: nicolas, nice to meet you. marcus. and so you deal with the operations. nicolas: i deal with the overall management of the entire business, stephanie finances, and my mother the product. lemonis: everybody's got a role. nicolas: they're my captains, you know, if you want to call it that. lemonis: and you're the general. how many stores do you have? nicolas: so, currently, courage. b has seven retail locations. lemonis: and the business will do how much in sales this year? stephanie: we are shooting to do $6 million. -lemonis: last year, how much? -nicolas: $5 million. lemonis: and so there's some substance to that number. and how about margins? nicolas: 50%. lemonis: okay. stephanie: last year, we lost. nicolas: we lost a lot of money last year. -lemonis: how much? -stephanie: a half million. lemonis: okay. industry average of margin on clothing is about 70%. in 2013, courage. b had margins of 50%. they do over $5 million a year in sales. if we can just get courage. b's margins

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stephanie: stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. stephanie: this is bo-bear.r? stephanie: yes. lemonis: is this the business, or is this a music studio? strud: this is the music studio where we record some music for the business and social media. lemonis: are you the owner? strud: yes. lemonis: okay. and what is your role here? stephanie: i just own him. lemonis: are you his wife or just... stephanie: he calls me his "love-life-partner." strud: love-life-partner. stephanie: so it's a mouthful. lemonis: do you want to get married? strud: i'm all-in. lemonis: oh. maybe you should formalize that. so, what's the polar bear jingle? is there a jingle? strud: no. there's no particular jingle. lemonis: well, just play me something. [ rock music plays ] strud: ♪ marcus lemonis, we've seen your show ♪ ♪ and it sure is fine lemonis: okay. ♪ strud: ♪ why don't you come on down to georgia ♪ ♪ meet polar bear, we'll have a good time ♪ lemonis: look, i love the fact that strud likes to have fun. if he was upstairs writing jingles or commercials or doing videos -- things that

stephanie: nice to meet you. rob: i'm rob. stephanie: rob, stephanie.ager of that location, is a very successful businessperson, and she can teach vinny a lot about business, but i'm here. rob is here. joe is here. where's vinny? so they are from cocotaps in vegas. one problem -- the owner is not here. stephanie: well, we can wait, or we can get started. joe: i'm down to get started. rob: let's get started. stephanie: let's do it. lemonis: i want to get feedback from customers. i want to understand what people think of the product. i want to understand what people think of the price. i want stephanie to understand what the process is like to tap, and i really want to get my head around, is this a coconut business, or is it a tap business? [ cellphone rings ] vinny: this is your captain, cocovinny. please leave me your name and number, and i'll return your call faster than we can tap a fresh coconut. make it a great day. i'm sending you coco-love. lemonis: hey, coco-love, we are here in key west trying this figure out where you are, so when you land, ple

supervisor stephanie? >> thank you. to summarize, we heard from the planning department that the alternative plan would not produce 744 units of housing with 58% family-sized unit. the anies werthey were studied r the most benefits for our city and neighborhoods. specifically, the proposal includes 186 units of subsidized affordable senior housing, on-site childcare for 175 children which is more than offered at that site. over five acres of open space, including 2-.9 acres with walkways that integrate the existing neighborhoods and more than what is required of the project sponsor. the proposal maximizes neighborhood reference by offering no those presiding three quarters of the project side. it a leading level, targeted lead gold or better and increase neighborhood resiliency with an awss fee in the amount of one million. the proposal will generate millions in community fees towards jobs, housing, and transportation and millions more in annual property tax revenue by converting a tax except use to a taxable use. the p

stephanie: utility crews in worked today to restore power to thousands.xplosions at a chemical plant in texas have forced thousands of people fr their homes tonight. the first blast hit the tpc plant at port neches, 80 miles st of houston.si a second explo erupted this afternoon, that sent fires racing throughout the site and new clouds of smoke high overhead. there were no deaths, but 60,00w peophin four miles of the plant were ordered to evacuate. onpresident trump's pe lawyer, rudy giuliani, is facing new questions about financial dealings in ukraine amid the impeachment inquiry. the new york times and washington post report, giuliani pursued contracts with ukrainian officials as he was pushing them to investigate mr. trump's political rivals. we will take a closer look after in iraq, security forces have killed six more protesters andun d 35 in neunrest over corruption and economic distress. in baghdad, crowds threw rocks live fire and tear gas. braving later, protesters burned the iranian consulate in a show of opposition to iran's influence in iraqi

. >> stephany's mother was inconsolable. do begin this morning with a top story, joran van der sloot now in custody in peru, being transported to the capital of lima. >> while he's on the run, a toll booth operator actually recognizes van der sloot's face and knows he's wanted for murder. calls in a tip, and that gives police the opening they've been looking for to capture him. >> joran was flown to the border between chile and peru where he was examined by doctors. next stop, the capital of lima. >> right now, a long line of police vehicles is winding its way up the highway, lights flashing, sirens blaring. inside of one of those suvs, wearing a bulletproof vest, is a young man who is very far away from home. >> he gets out of the car, he poses for the cameras, he seems relaxed. he's come into his own. >> while he's in custody, he gets a very unexpected visitor. >> i walked through by myself with all the girlfriends and mothers. that was the first time i'd seen joran since that night at the holiday inn hotel. and now he's f

supervisor stephanie, you made a motion to amend, correct? >> correct. the first amendment with regard to the maintenance of the trees, does everybody have that in front of them? >> our city attorney has all of amendments. would you like him to describe that? >> yes, that would be wonderful. >> deputy city again. the amendment that supervisor stephanie mentioned requiring the permitee to take on three years of street tree maintenance is on page 3, beginning on line 18 of the major encroachment permit ordinance, which is item 36. supervisor stephanie has circulate thed amendments to 345 and 36 to reflect the updated supplemental sequa findings. and has also proposed acceptingg amendments and the development agreement has been modified to change the parking ratios to reflect the amendments that were adopted in the la land use and transportation committee. >> any questions on the amendments made? so supervisor stephanie, you're going to make a motion for all those amendments and is there a second? seconded by supervisor safaye. can we take these amendments

stephanie elam is here. stephanie? mayo hospital that the one female patient they had there has died. that's what we're learning from the hospital at this point, that we have seen one life has been lost in this shooting. we know the hospital had taken in four patients and that the others were male, but we do know now that according to the hospital this one female patient has passed away. no information on if this was an adult or a student. we don't have that information at this time, but still knowing the they had two patients that came into the hospital in critical condition originally. that we do know. not clear if this one female is one of the ones who was critical that has now passed away. >> that is incredibly sad news. two still in critical condition. that's correct, stephanie? >> not clear if two are still in critical condition or if she was one of the patients that was in critical and has now passed away. but we'll keep trying to get that information out as we get ready for this press conference where hopefully

, the family actually spots stephanie.akes a seat next to what appears to be a young man. the two have some sort of a conversation. so now they have what they believe to be an actual image of this man. >> they said we've got a name for this kid. >> i went to the internet, and i put that name in google. >> she types in joran van der sloot, and what comes up is actually shocking. hundreds and hundreds of articles. >> implicated in the dits appearance appearance of an american woman from the island of aruba, exactly five years earlier. >> on june 2, 2010, stephany flores has been missing for three days. her distraught family has been searching everywhere, and then sadly, she is found dead by an employee in the hotel tac. >> going back and looking at the surveillance footage, it was discovered that stephanie and joran had had several encounters at the casino. and joran would have been well aware that stephanie had won some fairly big jackpots. so there's reason to suspect that he wanted that cash. and he targeted her. and that

stephanie: proceden de cinco aÑos, la misiÓn de los Ángeles, en skidrow, encargado de proveer toda una problema muy grande en esta ciudad con la gente que no tiene dÓnde dormir. tenemos que enfrentar el problema porque cada dÍa es mÁs grande. en dÍas como estos es bonito ayudarles y darles algo de comer como un plato de comida caliente. stephanie: gracias antonio, su hija en el resto de los voluntarios que repartieron estos platos tÍpicos de un día tan especial en estados unidos, estas familias por fin recibirÁn la cena que tanto se merecen.mÁs necesitados, gracias a la misiÓn de los Ángeles. organizaciÓn que no solo le brinda alimentos y servicios a las personas desamparadas y sin hogar el dÍa de hoy, sino los tres 165 dÍas del aÑo. -- si no los 365 dÍas del aÑo. arantxa: toyz'r reabre sus tiendas con nuevo concepto, tiendas pequeÑas y con un nuevo concepto. planean tener 800 en el paÍs, ademÁs de soportar virtual. hace unos aÑos se declarÓ en bancarrota y cerrÓ todos sus establecimientos. mÁs adelante, la interpol la orden de bÚsqueda contra el expresidente de bolivia evo morales, po

i'm stephanie ruhle.term impeachment is often confused with removing a president from office but here's the thing. it refers only to the filing of formal charges. at the start of the inquiry the house approved a resolution that directed six separate committees to continue their ongoing investigations into president donald trump. but the main probe of the impeachment inquiry, the ukraine investigation, is being conducted by the intelligence community. its chair adam schiff has released redacted depp sings of previous witnesses and now the intelligence community is working on a report of the findings to send to the judiciary committee. the other committees will likely send their findings to the judiciary committee which will begin the process of drafting articles of impeachment. that committee will hold a markup review of all of these articles. before sending them to the house for a debate and a vote. a simple majority roughly 218 members is then needed to impeach in the house. if that happens the senate ho

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based herbal tea company she's in london and stephanie mendell is a holistic nutrition consultant she joins us from new york hello everybody it's good to see you i was trying to find out what was actually in some of these teas to work out how they would work so i'm looking looking at this one here our mission on flat tummy we're here to get you back to looking good and feeling good. there for me our purpose to help you live happy a healthy lifestyle and we all blended meaning we love mixing tea and natural ingredients i was looking for the ingredients of the tea and i can really find a greedy it's and then how does beauty work fantastic name no fancy words all jargon just natural help gets that deliver results stephanie if you were going to examine what it is that these teas to i would i said so many different ones that are out there but the idea of drinking a drink from a nutrition this consultant's point of view what could that do to your insights that's passed. that's positive yeah so i mean t.v. has been around for a long time thousands of years and a lot of herbs use into you kno

as stephanie continues her ncer fight.or other loving pet owners pay attention to your pet them. see if they're communicating with you in a different way. you might notice some really incredible tng. >>a greatstory about the lationship between a rifle and thr pets, those who love animals get it right absoluly and the region have a it >>and let's open with something wehaven't said in quite some time the warriors trying to ed a ven-game losing streak and we are still in the first months of e season golden state in memphis know d'angelo russell a chance r the young guys to step up to see john mor. the number 2 overall pick in the draft 1st rant. thanks to the ranks and thscore. he had 20 on the night on the second stanza. watch this drive and a layup heated up finishing with a career-high 29 to lead golden state seconds later, glenn robinson steps get e full of he added 20 as the warriors went on a 23 to 2 run the take a 20 point lead. they're picking big scare here draymond green goes down hard trying to take a charge he gra

that is stephanie decker with the latest live in beirut. now after weeks of hearings behind closed doors the impeachment process targeting u.s. president donald trump is moving into a new public phase the house of representatives which is controlled by tribes rivals the democrats watcher to advance and formalize the investigation a for a phone call between trump and ukrainian president for not a man selenski is at the center of the inquiry tromso accused of withholding military aid to pressure ukraine into investigating political rival joe biden and if the house ultimately votes to pursue impeachment the trial would happen in the republican controlled senate and trump's removal from office would require a 2 thirds majority vote among fences so hopefully as we go forward with this the clarity of purpose a clarity of procedure a clarity of fact a clarity of troops it's about the truth it's about the constitution we will do so in a way that brings people together that is healing rather than dividing they are trying to impeach the president of

and stephanie?ion is something every european country is grappling with. that is, how do european leaders manage immigration in a way that perhaps respects the spirit of 1989, yet does not sow greater divisions like the we've seen following the 2015 refugee crisis in europe? we will have to leave this issue because i promised we would distil the british election. butjust one question to all of you and i will take an answer from anyone who's got one, does anyone feel any nostalgia for the simpler world pre—1989, of two huge blocs who moved slowly and had particular hatreds? how can i? i have brought with me a piece of the iron curtain. we are notjust remembering the fall of the berlin wall today. it is the fall of the iron curtain. i can't feel nostalgic about returning to the time before the iron curtain and the wall. i am happier as we are in the liberated world. i would advise greater patience, that we accepted takes longer longer to bring divided countries together, starting with germany and euro

today i would like to make a motion to nominate stephanie to the c.a.c. i should think she brings a fresh eye to this organization. as you heard from stephanie she has years of experience working on climate change policy in both the private sector and which will serve the. >>> well. i also feel her perspective as a mother and a woman of color will guide her as she approaches policy with a focus on equity. the. >>> debates and votes on very complicated and complex issues. sometimes when looking at these dense financing schemes and massive infrastructure projects and equity lands is actually what we need and sometimes it is an afterthought. i strongly believe stephanie will hold that lands in the forefront as she debates with her colleagues on important issues before them, and us, as a city. with strong experience women step up to serve we must give them a platform for which they do the people's work. i feel stephanie has experience in a perspective that aligns with somebody's value. it is for these reasons that i make a motion to proudly nominate stephanie

i'm stephanie ruhle. it is wednesday, november 6th, and here's what's happening now. >>> this morning, we are waking up to election results that paint a clearer picture of the path we could be heading on into 2020. in virginia, democrats took complete control of the legislature for the first time in more than 20 years. in mississippi, republican tate reeves won a crucial governor's race, proving republicans still have a stronghold over the traditionally red state. but the biggest, the biggest surprise last night came in kentucky, a state president trump won by 30 points back in 2016. democrat andy beshear beat out the largely unpopular incumbent matt bevin in the governors race there. bevin has not yet conceded to the race. president trump was in the state just one night before the election campaigning for bevin, and according to his campaign manager, just about dragged him across the finish line. vaughn hillyard is in louisville, kentucky, and steve kornacki is at the big board. vaughn, let's start with

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it is fantastic, thank you very much indeed, stephanie.inly about the story that stephanie and i discussed earlier, moving kids from screens to audio, for any parent it's a big challenge was not i will see you soon, have a great day today and join in on the debate. i will see you soon. hello there. the rest of this week is going to remain on the chilly side, certainly temperatures a few degrees down on where they should be for the time of year. we've been seeing this colder air move southwards in the last 2a hours across the country, and it's going to stick around for the rest of the week, and there will be some pretty wet weather around, especially on thursday. the early part of wednesday looks mainly dry. a few showers peppering northern and eastern coasts, and some showers around irish sea coasts. but further inland, under clear skies, it's going to be a chilly one. temperatures close to freezing in the south and below freezing in the north, so there will be some frost. a little bit of mist and fog around to greet us for wednesday morni

joining us tonight, white house press secretary stephanie grisham. president standing straight up and saying, i think he also looked at those poll numbers and saw the way the american people reacting to this charade put on by the dimms. he wants to have a full-on trial and raise a little hell it appears. >> when you have done nothing wrong and you have had to endure months and months after people saying you have done all these horrible things. i agree with him. i think adam schiff should go up first. he has lied what he knows about this whistleblower. we know for a fact his staff was dealing with this whistleblower. he has a lawyer who tweeted on day one of this presidency that he must go down. if there is nothing to hide, let's go. lou: as adam schiff put up all of these so-called witnesses to see time and time again, speculation, presumption, assumption, hearsay. it became a parade of nonsense, only it was directed at the president of the united states. he has the patience of jobe to put up with this. >> he does, and he continues to work for the co

over to stephanie decker in beirut where more anti-government protests are going on stephanie these demonstrations are about maintaining the pressure on lebanon feeders. that's right in the don't agree with the words that you heard there the president they want to change to happen across the board of the peanuts in egypt this country so what they're called for today is in march of unity you can probably see it's around 4 o'clock in the afternoon here 40 people slowly starting to gather and the message is what we've heard here into its 3rd week now that it's not enough that reforms it on and off he even the resignation of the prime minister is not enough they want to see a new government and interim government with people that are not made up with political parties i want to bring in one of the protesters so to have her explain the roundoff exactly out why you are here what is it what's the message you want to give why are you back your wife people bit on the streets for almost 3 weeks now the truly that may. such as we want our rights to a rights that may have taken all the money that they have ta

independent analyst stephanie harejoins me now. lovely to see you, stephanie.nts, this is one of the big issues for parents, really concerned about the amount of screen time the children are getting, and it is from the age that they can look at things and swipe. sometimes even under the age of two, right up until they leave the home. there is increasing research that is suggesting that as rewiring children's brains in ways that are not ideal. we want to try to move kids away from spending so much time sunscreens, and that is not paranoia, sometimes fine, but not paranoia, sometimes fine, but not so much, and move them towards audio content which could be really interesting because you could be introducing them to works of literature that our children appropriate. it sounds like a wonderful idea but my thinking as a pa rent wonderful idea but my thinking as a parent with three young boys all of whom love the screen, how do you get them to switch, because the screen is so engaging. whereas listening doesn't have that same attraction. audiobooks, podcasts, when th

and slim just left the room, stephanie. look, he says he'll testify. look at what he does, what he does is permit primary individuals from coming forward to testify even though they've been subpoenaed. he prohibits the release of document which is have been subpoenaed from the state department and white house, those with calendars or notes of memoranda that would bring direct evidence to this deliberation. so, i'm paying attention to what he does, not what he says. i remember full well during the mueller proceedings he said he would be glad to sit down with director mueller, that never happened. >> your colleagues say they want firsthand witnesses to testify. i don't know who will they call firsthand. but there are people on the phone call. >> you're going to have two tomorrow. >> yeah. does that complaint hold any water, because what the whistle-blower said, and it's been corroborated by people either on the call, heard about the call, talked to somebody about the call or were involved in the things that actually kale out of that call? >> well, it wou

look at that stephanie.e this is the reason we hear there was worry -- there was worry about tech disruptions, some of these start ups, with cuts to zero the fact that names like swab have increased their base off of this is that what investors are reacting to here rather than the money to be made or not made >> i think so. they got over sold they tanked big time when the news came out. race to zero is not a good sign. profitability is hurt. at these valuations it's okay if it's priced in more important thing is what do you think will happen to the yield curve? these companies need a steep yield curve and we're seeing it steepening that's in their favor. that's a big part of how these stocks trade so we'll have to watch that. >> they are doing better because the fed cut rates. >> right >> i also would say how big are these accounts you'll see after the quarter what the net asset floss are you can do a zero percent, open up a lot of accounts i doubt they are of a size where swab is making much money. >> but a

nbc's stephanie gosk with the story first reported by our chicago station wmaq. >> the whole room went bizarre. it was an emergency. >> chicago emergency, jennings. >> reporter: the 52-year-old pennsylvania native was far from home and suffering from a major stroke. >> i'm at the thompson chicago hotel. >> you're what >> sorry, it's hard to talk. >> reporter: the call transferred to paramedics. >> so what is it you're looking for, sir >> an ambulance. i'm dizzy. my face is going numb. >> what is your address, sir >> i'm at the thompson chicago hotel. >> reporter: again says where he is. >> i need you to look on a business card or something and see what the address is, sir. >> i'm so dizzy i can't stand up. >> reporter: instead of looking up the address of the hotel, the dispatcher asks him to find it himself. >> the thompson chicagte i'm not there. you are. i need you to help yourself here a little bit and get us an address so we can get you an ambulance. >> i finally got frustrated and i hung up from 911 and i'm now lying in the bed staring at the ceiling thinking this is it. >> repor

stephanie ruhle picks up our coverage. >> thanks, willie. good morning. i'm stephanie ruhle. it's friday, november 22nd and here is what's happening now. the evidence is in and now the house moves closer to drafting the equivalent of formal charges against the president of the united states, potentially looking at everything from abuse of power and bribery to obstruction of justice. and how is that for a holiday season? a house vote on articles of impeachment, just in time for christmas and a senate trial to kick off the new year. i have the perfect people to break all of this down this morning. peter alexander at the white house, garrett haake on capitol hill. garret, you've had a very, very busy week. are these hearings done? >> reporter: we think so, stephanie. i feel like we should put question marks on all of our graphics and caveats and everything we say about the calendar as we move forward. here is what we think is going to happen. hearings appear to be done for now. no more witnesses are scheduled for democrats. the hope is that now staffers on the democratic side ca

and then vice chair stephanie has to be out of here by 2:00. i can come back. so we'll keep the hearing going but it will be folks up here that will be moving around to keep it going. >> thank you. >> thank you, dan. >> i think next up, we're going to hear from carla short and nick crawford from the bureau of urban forestry and dpw. >> good afternoon and thank you, supervisor. while we're getting our presentation set up, i would like to put in a plug for incentive to protecting trees on private property. it's not under the jurisdiction of public works, but we were all at the board late the other night and i think if we have more incentives for developers and other folks to protect sick, relevant key important trees on their property, that might make projects like the project that was discussed the other day more palatable to people and i think that developer should get credit which is protecting 11 important trees and we should look at ways to incentivize that which the urban council will do and send your way. >> there's an inherent intention for pushing more a