-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,

i'm on team tasha all the way.u. >> you, well, i'm not so -- >> trying to take us out. >> a little worse. i'm the nemesis of the project. >> that's what makes it so good, the best characters. >> you know what's interesting is they sent me to jail. nobody cares about me. you know, i sat in the jail ten years. >> now he's the vic, right? >> yeah, right, right, right. >> you know, i was being wronged. >> yeah. >> in the situation and i come home and they just keep forgiving him because they -- >> that's your story and you sticking to it. >> where do we see your character, tasha, this season going? >> ooh, tasha really evolves and she becomes a stronger woman. she has to kind of take control as a mother, he's in prison and she honestly has to ping up the pieces. when you watch this season you'll be like, he left her with a bunch of mess and -- >> everyone is like, he's at the center of everything so when he's incarcerated everybody adjusts. >> we don't know what to do. our lives are kind of shaken. >> it's called power

aim at seoul over trade and sharing the cost defense the bbc state department correspondent barbara tasha stops all coverage. this was the visit of a strong and historic ally at a time of uncertainty. with a recently elected leader and an unpredictable one. it was the first foreign visit for president whom. the interest back home spurring an eager scramble for the best shot easy fellas hey. fellas. fellas easy. perhaps a bit over eager palace easy. the two men took each other's measure on the crucial topic of north korea mister moon was to engage the regime mr trump wants to isolate it. but they emerge from their discussions calling for a determined response. the us president pressing for tighter sanctions to force north korea to end its nuclear weapons program. arrow goal is peace. stability. and prosperity for the region. but the united states will defend itself always will defend itself all ways. and we will always defend our allies. as part of that commitment we are working together to ensure. fair burden sharing in support of the united states military presence. in south korea. mr tr

i want to talk to two folks right now, we have tasha and rika. it is so hot out here. they're not from around here. where y'all from? >> chicago. >> reporter: you think it's a little warm out here? >> extremely. >> it doesn't get this hot in chicago? >> no. >> right now it's 90 in chicago right now. >> so you missed the heat there and came to d.c. just to experience it, right? >> yeah. >> we got the water, but that's not helping as much. we got the popsicles and the fans, and of course we'll continue to be out here, so come out here. we'll be here through 6:30, come on down and grab yours. doug? >> you mentioned that heat safety, yeah, that's going to be the case right through the day tomorrow. take a look at the radar. nothing to see, and the reason we got all the sunshine out there, you mentioned chicago, 93 degrees in chicago. boston also hit 95. so that heat is everywhere across the area. you can see a big ridge of high pressure taking the clouds and the storms way up and over your region. so not much in the way of thunderstorm chances the next day or so. but take

back to our family in philadelphia in the studio marks tasha, back to you. >> thanks, ukee, appreciatesenate plan to repeal and replace affordable care act is in trouble after a group of conservative senators say that the plan doesn't go far enough , but some moderate republicans worry it goes too far. here's a look now at what g.o.p. leaders have to do to win votes needed to pass this bill. >> i cannot support current bill. >> reporter: kentucky senator rand paul and three other g.o.p. senators say newly released senate health care plan is dead on arrival unless they see major changes. the four are sticking together to get changes such as fewer government subsidies designed to make health insurance more affordable. >> as we estimate the cost of the subsidies, to buy insurance, we estimate they may exceed or at lee equal subsidiness obama care. >> reporter: president donald trump will help lead talks. >> well, they are all four good guys and four friend of mine and i think they will probably get there. we will see. >> reporter: problem face being g.o.p. leaders is that any change that

tasha: if i had more direction, i could have done better.e, and give this retail chain a brand-new identity. lady: oh, my god. lemonis: or the blues jean bar will be a wash out.

hayward police officer tasha desota says they understand the publics frustration - and encourage residents to keep sending videos to them. often times, they know the suspects and can make an arrest. postal inspector fitch says calling them is also key so they can get the video evidence and crack down on these bold thieves.peggy. we just want it to stop. in hayward, terisa estacio (vicki) a big story we're tracking. a san jose swim coach is arrested for sending inappropriate texts messages to members on the team. tonight police are urging for more victims to come forward. three victims have been identified . initially those text messages were about swimming but police say later timothy nguyen asked girls and boys on the team for nude photos and sexual favors. nguyen even reportedly attempted to pursue a dating relationship with one of the victims. (sot) " i just feel bad for the kids because now where do they go with that? are they going to be able to trust and be successful for another coach? because he's broken that trust." the 25-year-old suspect... is a former assistant coach at "quicks

. >> hey, tasha, everybody. in san francisco to san ramon at about 77 degrees. the san francisco bayshore line and the coast, no need to worry about the heat today. for the rest of us, yeah, all the way through thursday. summer starts this evening and our two hottest days are ahead of us, wednesday, and record heat thursday. sue? >>> all right, some trouble spots for you for your 7:56 in the morning commute. we'll go over towards the dublin grade and eastbound 588, schaffer ranch. fire crews are on scene with an injury accident blocking the two right lanes with traffic stacked up to castro valley. northbound 17 before hamilton, left lane is blocked with an accident there. and we have a very serious accident, two lanes blocked eastbound 780, the rp to southbound 680. natasha? >> sue, thank you. >>> coming up on "gma," "bachelorette" star trista is opening up for the first time about a health scare. we'll have another update in 30 minutes and always on our >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. wild weather acr

those interns are claire faulkner, fiona keltey, james flemtion, kinati halvorson, tasha alisardi, fatos viseppi and amy bushnell. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. murkowski: thank you, madam president. madam president, over the memorial day weekend, alaska lost two truly great men. these men were doers, they were builders in every sense of the word, both literally and figuratively. they were family people and they were the best of friends to one another and to so many of us. today i would like to pay tribute to sam r.bryce and howard a. otis. although nobody called him howard. we all knew him as buzz, as buzz otis. i'd like to take a few moments this afternoon and tell members of the senate a little bit about these two very wonderful and great men. you really couldn't find two you couldn't find two more genuine alaskans than sam and buzz. yet neither one of them was born in the state. they came to alaska. sam grew up in florida. he was educated at columbia university in new york city. so he is a long ways from new york city when he comes to fairbanks, alaska. but he served