-tasha: yeah. lemonis: lady fuller got the idea for a bar-themed jeans store while still in school and then made it a reality. lady: we are obviously a bar of jeans. you walk up and kind of order a jean like you'd order a cocktail or coffee. lemonis: the concept was a hit, prompting her to open up 12 more stores in just a few short years. but the denim game is incredibly competitive, and lady's aggressive expansion plus her retail inexperience created some serious problems. lady: these are super-dirty. that's disgusting. how the... did it get like this? lemonis: blue jeans are part of almost everybody's wardrobe. man: is this all girls'? lady: no, we do have men's jeans. lemonis: and i believe in lady's concept -- a specialty boutique for blue jeans. with tweaks and some refinement, i believe we can raise the bar and turn this into a national brand. i'm in san francisco to visit the flagship store. it's on a great block with tons of cars and foot traffic, and i'm liking the energy around here. -hi,

. >> my name is tasha.st name is swain. >> 37-year-old bernard "tasha" swain was serving a nine-month sentence for parole violation. >> so, how are you making money on the streets? >> prostitution and selling drugs. >> one of the things bernard did on occasion inside l.a. county jail was put on beauty pageants. he was like a peacock. he wanted to show off his feathers. >> do you like the miss america pageant? we do them in here, but we do them for the boys. and we have the girls, the boys, the schoolboys, the vogue and all kind of stuff like that, so it's a variety of things that you can run for. it's not just beauty. we cover with sheets and towels, stuff like that, make little dresses, you know. we destroy state property to make the outfits, in other words. >> do you wear makeup? >> yes, actually. look at my face. >> we explored another special housing unit at l.a. county as well, the mental health ward, where we encountered one of the most unforgettable scenes ever shown on "lockup." >> there was one gen

swimming around the islands the netherlands 0werol theatre festival begins onjune nine on the island of tashatry. —— terschelling. ten days of theatre, circus and dance among the island's natural landscapes. from june 23 to august 27, verona will be hosting the 27, verona will be hosting the international opera festival. staying in italy, there is also the sounds of the dolomites, up in the trentino region from july seven to august 31. this is a fabulous combination of a trek along the mountain trails of this region, and at the summit, a concert. musicians carry their instruments on their shoulders before sitting down on the grass to play. dive in to be new museo atlantico in lanzarote, spain, europe's first underwater museum. located off the south coast of the island and 11! metres below the surface, there are hundreds of artworks. all materials are environment friendly. and on the spanish mainland from june two tojune four, a 12th century monastery will be taken over by the uva festival of music and art. it is a celebration of eclectic music and visual arts up on the cliffs. uva will welcom

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"tasha" lead with whopping 12 nominations. huge! bet midrel revival of "hello dolly" is the second nominated show with several awards. "dear devin hanson" and "sweat." kevin spacey will hold the award show june 11 from radio city music hall. congratulations. michelle: the social media feeds have been filled with images from this weekend's met gala. these are the futuristic, artistic outfids. we break down the most controversial. lindsey: rihanna getting props from her dress. look at kerry washington. michael kors. the two walked the red carpet together. some played it safe and simple like katie holmes. a no selfie rule for this event. but kylie jenner broke the rules and snapped this picture in the bathroom. we have to see whether she gets invited back next nancy: we will wait and see. smith art museum with never before seen pictures of john f. kennedy. the photos are on loan from the presidential library museum in boston as part of a year long celebration of what would have been president kennedy's 100th birthday this month. michel

this is a winner from the last time, her name is eadie tasha edie gutierrez. >> it goes with everythingrfect accessory. >> police in indianapolis this something special giving a daughter of an officer killed a sendoff before her prom. officers met her at the cemetery where her father is buried and formed the blue line creating a path for her and her date. her father officer broadway was killed in the line of duty in 2013. he said the woman and child. >> today a ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held this morning to celebrate oakland's first protective bike lane. he runs along the broadway on- ramp behind 24 between keith and brookside. they run about directions and are separated from traffic by median. the ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 11:00 this morning. >>> suspended oakland raiders smith says he will be reinstated into the nfl soon. he was detained for public intoxication a couple months ago. he has been violating the substance abuse policy and in 2015 he mentioned his case as we can be a social media according to the san jose mercury news, smith made a statement on instagra

>> i think malia and tasha were fully unable to absorb 9/11, but on the other hand, they have grown up terrorism. >> the reason i'm call is -- >> deep inside the white house even as the call was going outand a speech was being finalized, just outside the white house gates. >> as we are walking out on the way to make the formal announcement people had already started to gather because the news was trickling out spontaneo spontaneously. at first i couldn't figure out what the noise was. >> we couldn't figure out what it was. then we were able to decipher, usa, usa. it was just an astonishing moment. >> when somebody says well, you know, throngs of people have begun to gather outside the gates. and that i think is, again, was a reminder of what this meant to the country and how important it will be. >> it is obvious they, the white house wants to call attention on this crowning achievement, militarily. how will you know if it's turning to politics? >> i do worry a great deal that this time of year, that this somehow gets spun into election politics. i can assure you that those of us that

tasha crosses to in the 70's. it is pretty remarkable tightness seen a labor market. bring a more thought pine bridge investments chief economist. thank you very much for joining us. is theis the economy firing on l cylinders or doing good? -- 2010, that is not particularly good. where the strength of the recovery has shown up is equity markets. you point to the jobless claims. they were thatt low, clearly a reflection of supply issues in the labor market. on monday, we have the small and one of the biggest issues right now is to fill open job positions. that is the highest level since 2000, at two recessions ago. fill hard for companies to the open position spared if you think about what we are trying to do, we are trying to with morethe economy fiscal spending. if a structure program, saudi arabia trying to invest, no workers are filling these positions that are coming out. it will be interesting to see if reallymp administration pushes fiscal stimulus into the economy, what the labor market will do. >> we don't seem to be able to achieve some kind of sustained prod

(tasha irwing/ nearby resident): "yes it is we have about an accident at least once a week."just use it as their own speedway" (grant) witnesses report seeing the car moments before the crash, speeding and driving out of control. l-a-p-d investigators say they believe speed and alcohol were factors in the deadly wreck. (vicki) we are just moments away from tip off - of game two between the warriors and spurs. after the break - we go back out live to oracle area with how fans are feeling about tonights game. (grant) there is a new firestorm brewing in washington dc in the wake of the firing of fbi director jim comey... steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at five. (steve) grant another day another crisis coming out of the trump white house. today... a serious allegation that immediately following a meeting with the president, fbi director james comey wrote in a memo detailing a request from the president to shut down the investigation into ousted national security adviser michael flynn. that has sparked outrage from both sides of the aisl

and think about the trials that so many in my neighborhood like miss tasha faces. when one of her boys is sick, literally our ihop on bergen street is across the street from a hospital. her son rushed to the emergency room is in that hospital and this mom has to make the choice because we are one of the only industrialized nations on the planet earth that doesn't have paid family leave. she has to make the choice. whether to give up her shift and visit her child and lose out on that money which could be the difference between her family having food or not or staying at work while her child suffers with not just the debilitating effects of asthma but with fear. this is the country that we live in. anation where basics down the street is a senior center building. we still have a nation while people here in washington talk about cutting social security or privatizing it, we still have 5 million seniors that live in poverty still on their social security checks. come to my neighborhood. across the street is a drug treatment center. do like i've done. sit in the circle

laurel for a little while and talk to mama tasha. works a full time job and tries to catch shifts in other places. but guess what. we pay for her housing. because in this country you can work a full time job, catch extra shifts especially if you live places like the new york, new jersey area you don't live above the poverty line. we pay for her food stamps. these are costs that corporations just outsource on to all of us. think about the trials that so many face when her child is sick. one of her boys has asthma. literally our i-hop is across the street from a hospital. her son rushed to the emergency room is in the hospital and this mom has to make the choice because we are one of the only industrialized nations that doesn't have paid family leave. she has to make the choice. whether to give up her shift and visit her child and lose out on that money which could be the difference between her family whether to give up her shift and having food or not or staying at work while her child suffers with not just the debilitating effects of

laurel for a little while and talk to mama tasha.he works a full time job and tries to catch shifts in other places. guess what. we pay for her housing. because in this country you can work a full time job, catch extra shifts especially if you live places like the new york, new jersey area you don't live above the poverty line. we pay for her food stamps. these are costs that corporations just outsource on to all of us. think about the trials that so many face when her child is sick. one of her boys has asthma. literally i-hop is across the street from a hospital. her son rushed to the emergency room is in the hospital and this mom has to make the choice because we are one of the only industrialized nations that doesn't have paid family leave. she has to make the choice. whether to give up her shift and visit her child and lose out on that money which could be the difference between her family having food or not or staying at work while her child suffers with not just the debilitating effects of asthma but with fear. this is the coun