tina: hi. how are you? i'm tina. lemonis: hey, tina. how are you? i'm marcus. tina: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: nice to meet you. is this the main office? tina: this is the main office, yes. lemonis: okay. tina, what do you do here? tina: i do payroll and human resources, most accounting functions. lemonis: you love it here? tina: yeah. i'm keith's wife, so... lemonis: okay. i didn't know that. i didn't even know that. tina: yeah, so i have a little different perspective on it. lemonis: i'd love to meet keith. tina: yes. come on. i'm assuming he's right next door. you have visitors. lemonis: how are you doing? i'm marcus. keith: marcus. keith lyden. lemonis: nice to meet you, keith. how you doing? dean: i'm good. dean lyden. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: dean, how are you? keith: my brother. lemonis: oh, this is your brother? okay. when did you start the business? keith: 2004. lemonis: and who put in all the money? keith: all the finance came from me. think we're up to about $160,000. lemonis: $160,000? dean: originally, i had some screening equipment and

tina: not yet. before there was a long-standing suggestion that the president was not thating the white house, he does not like to lose, that he would step down, that sort of thing. we only have a few months to go. if anything, the president has quite a bit to take comfort from. it is true that joe biden has not been able to campaign, but arguably, joe biden is not a great campaigner. that may have helped keep his ratings in decent shape. the economic case for trump's reelections are obviously considerably weakened in the aftermath of the pandemic, expected recession. but with all of that in mind, plus the fact that the u.s. has the highest death toll in the world in the pandemic, you would expect to see biden's rates higher than they are. i would. vonnie: always lovely to have you on, tina fordham. coming up, the horse is out of the barn. we will discuss the court battle between the trump administration and former national security advisor john bolton over his memoir. that is next. this is bloomber

tina: i hope so.ng is something a lot talking about or a while, that the millennial generation, now the largest generation in our work or our buying, consuming public, shares those values. they care about the values of the companies that they are going to work for company that work for, companies that they are buying -- they are seeing that in the companies that they are going to work for, companies that they are buying from, and that is playing out on the streets of america right now. and that is not going away. they are still going to be caring about that. you see it in all the advertising that companies are doing right now. they want to capture the value-based consumer. that is going to drive -- inies, in their ownh their own interest, to drive their values. people are looking for more than just a statement and that means companies internally, and i have talked to ceo's about how we can do better and address antiracism, anti-sexism in our workplaces. you have to address it with your own employees,

tina wijijns normally cacatero business travelers and weekend holiday makers in her quiet 3 star hotel those markets collapsed fafasts the coronavirus spread. now the t'putje serves as a hostel for the homeless funded by the local authorities. after breakfast, romi has to take charge of the dishwasher himself. the hotel's regular staff have all been put on leave. >> we've got a tv here. in the homeless shelter, there is just a bed and a table. here you can even take a hot bath, that's brilliant! there aren't many people who'd do something like this for us. >> 25 of the hotel's 37 rooms now house guests who normally huddle under bridges. they're happy to pitch in with the various chores. >> i told my colleagues: we have to adapt. we may be in the hotel business, now we have to be social workers. it's heaven on e earth for the guests: luxury they're not used to. they're incredibly grateful. they help me clean the tables and wash up. >> patrick's been on the streets for 10 months. the coronavirus crisis has given him the chance to get a hot shower and enjoyed a breakfast in peace. >> norm

that was part of our powerful conversation with tina knowles lawson also known as miss tina to all ofonce's fans. everybody knowns her. and we spoke with the mother of breonna taylor. they spoke about the dangers of voter suppression during the pandemic. they want to make sure bla voices are >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >>> good morning, it is 7:26. end of. in the north bay, a shooting sense two people to the hospital overnight in santa rosa. police found two adults with multiple gunshot wounds on sebastopol road. the victims are expected to survive, and there's a reward of up to $2500 for information on a suspect. >>> the coronavirus outbreak keeps growing in san quentin state prison. and has more than 450 cases after having non-just three weeks ago. 1 in 8 inmates are now infected, +40 employees. >>> the sharp increase in cases has led in santa clara county on the state's watchlist. the county saw ty a single day increase on tuesday. the hospitalization rate is also climbing. state leaders now taking a closer look at the county's practices, testing, and business sectors

by senatorre joined tina smith.to get to the breaking news because an independent autopsy found that george floyd's death with a homicide. asphyxiation by sustained pressure. what does this mean for the judicial system as charges are brought against the trader of the thing -- the perpetrator of this death. who smith: i think anyone watched the video could see what was happening, and active inhumanity of one person against another. it will add to the evidence we need in order to hold these four former minneapolis police officers accountable. as you know, the state attorney general, keith ellison, has been tasked to be the prosecutor of this case. i believe that keith will pursue justice relentlessly. that is what we need to do, seek the truth and get accountability. what has been going on in minneapolis, we have seen the scenes playing out across the country, violence playing out just outside of the white house, what has been going on in new york state? -- in your state? had smith: last night, we largely peaceful pro

tina's hotel is located in moscow's these majlis he market before the pandemic tourists bustle between stalls of the bric a brac and god of russian style architecture valentino hopes that paying guests will start coming back soon she's nearly finished renovating the rooms of her hotel a few of them which by then tina is proud to show off are done already but she also doesn't want to stop taking in survivors of domestic violence. this is the one who promotes great we are helping people and that gives everyone at the hotel a good feeling even if it's not always easy with the women in there are sometimes tough situations knowing that we are doing something good lift our spirits and makes us more ready to fight for the hotel after the pandemic you. see here valentino's team plans to keep one or 2 rooms available for the women in the hotel owner says in normal times that should be a problem. at the hotels shouldn't see this as a huge sacrifice to society or as a huge expense it actually costs almost nothing essentially it's just the cost of cleaning the she'd see it. for many women valentin

tara tina has witnessed a lot of history throughout the millennia built by the romans via appia runs through the piazza but you know that our teammates have to clean up like many other germans she fell in love with this place and decided to stay she knows telecine as events or history long before the current pandemic the plague and malaria raged here in the middle ages. this one guns can't really get very few people survived this if that happened quite often. malaria was a big problem here. because the lowlands down below were also farms and this one i'll assume for. during the months of lot now to cling a spent lots of time on her terrace in the old time she no news hope quickly or ones carefree life can change those months. i really miss not being allowed to have people or anything like this so i can well imagine how folks are fearing for their existence. geno that r.d. was one of those fearing for his livelihood recently fishermen have begun docking at the harbor again. most of their catch is soldier restaurant owners like gino. when the eateries were closed the fisherman had no b

tina: that remains to be seen. played a clip of the promising dominating the battlefield, military terminology, threatening to send out the national guard it states cannot take care of this. the president is clearly doubling down, and i suspect he is trying to take a page out of nixon's 1968 election playbook response as a candidate challenging hebert humphrey was to advocate for law and order -- be the candidate for pushing back against the violence of 1968, and of course that worked for nixon, but nixon was not an incumbent, and president trump is, so he runs the risk of being blamed for this violence. there is a good question about whether president biden offers an alternative. of course president obama, with whom biden served, did not get applauded for his own handling of racial violence in ferguson in 2014, and the whole black lives matter movement came about under obama, but it raises the next in question about whether the public believes that trump's use of law and order is the right way to quell these prote

we're talking about senators harris, booker, markey and tina smith. tina smith -- they all go on to say that basically we need to honor the millions who died and suffered under slavery, and tina smith in a statement going on to say this, saying quote while many states already recognize this day, it is long past time. we commemorate the end of slavery as a country. now, all senators in the u.s. senate we spoke with are commemorating or marking this very historic day. listen to texas senator john cornyn. here you go. >> it's an opportunity to reflect on our history, the mistakes we have made, but yet how far we've come in the fight for equality and a reminder of just how far we still have to go. >> on the house side, representative presley coming out taking to twitter saying that it is time to declare once and for all that the emancipation of black people is worthy of celebration and recognition in every corner of our country. part of that is helping support minority businesses. one company stepping up lowe's corporation or lowe's company are offering 2

even organizing protests for his mouth obviously demonstrated in front of this house in december 28th tina this house is notorious. andre not his real name worked at the tunnies plant for 2 years for a subcontractor expecting the worst thing about it was the working hours we began it one in the afternoon and finished at 1 in the morning. you can do all one lot. overtime work was not paid andre has since quit. after the corona virus outbreak at the chinese plant authorities fear the virus will spread to the rest of the city's population and maybe even beyond me i'm worried and it feels like we're losing control of the situation we don't know what is going to happen next that it's frightening how the corona virus has swept into our area we're afraid they'll close everything down here. the thought of it since i'm it's unbelievable frightening scary. residents fear that restrictions will be reintroduced locally with shops being forced to close for a 2 week period the tourney's meat packing plant has already shut down the pandemic has exposed problems that in a bush need or has been trying to d

if there is a lovable tina turnout which there might be, that is going to be bad news for joe biden. we are expecting there's going to be a relatively high turnout as there is they have a tendency to over perform but if you look at the polling nationally, the voters start to hemorrhage that support and if that happens in florida and again it's going to be lights out for the president. anything can happen as we've seen. many moves and files for that to occur between now and then. >> and florida is the president's new home state. will that make a difference in any way do you think? >> it makes a difference in this degree he knows he needs to win florida and he's acting like it like a lot of the very large corporations in the federal government in campaigns they break down the regions and they are at the southeast region. trump has the same thing but unlike others they were together in one region. he visited frequently and will be back. >> what impact would that have on the state potentially? >> an african-american woman at the top of the ticket would probably do a bit to the turnout an

to you know talk about it and recommend because there is no alternative now you know we used to say tina there is no alternative to stocks now there is tina for digital out of automation of your business there is no alternative if you don't have it you're going to be out of business and everybody understands that from the very top to the very bottom and that means you have to own microsoft you have to own you know docu sign you have to own companies that you know crowd strike to prevent you have to own all those to v.p.n. fortnight you have to have that it because there's no alternative and oh by the way they're selling for $25.00 to $30.00 times their revenues but their revenues are growing 30 to 40 percent so you get a discount that back at look you know a lot of them are too expensive we are buying some lower priced ones that have you know the same glide path but we're paying 5 times told them submit the transformative research co-host christi i would say we do this all day thank you so much for that expert analysis. thank you. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we

please read it dean i'll be tina director for. the student cause her lucky break when the civil servant left at the stroke of noon to enjoy a leisure lunch. and what our saw was exactly what she'd have drawn the corridor or the line mean grey wash along the corridor or the mob who pocket still there. so i took mine but all of works. are f. and nervously photographed the corridor really exact same photo as she was silent then the problem boys where which one was his cell round her had made an exact and drawing of his cell and on the heavy cell door there were bands of wood and then one of them had drawn what a previous prisoner had cut into the door with his knife he had inscribed his initials and ha. lehi's is a retired dressmaker and even as a child was aware of noise debates on how to deal with its legacy of a gun sheila a man who had never invited who had put in prison and who came to be regarded as one of the 20th century's greatest artists. twice a week she sets out in remembrance of the artist to make a simple gesture of rem

she takes great care not to say that she was meeting with tina because she had been run out of her room by roommate with a boy up into her bed. but generally a sleep very well. only problem is that my roommate goes to bed really late pretty she star stripe three and four and even 5:00 a.m. and instead she writes, 2:00 a.m. sometimes. and wakes me up when she comes in. she stared at the window a few light years into the darkness predict and figured this was a gift. right here is the point where she were either cried out, she didn't cry out. mama, only you can help me. also have, who else will listen to me. let me tell you the truth. my roommate doesn't only return to the dead of the 19 goes to to bed really late, she brings boys in the bed. and they rock rock do it in barely 4 feet from my bed. she leads a big life and the whole place is pretty girls highly children rich girls 1500 safeties are not, i need some and i am going to go out and gets lady. i am talking about the girls. dupont girls. right in front of you. what am i to do. but she stiffened and swallowed an adult. just one litt

an auction tina we've had 2 years of bad consumption hardly anyone spending. and it didn't come as a surprise. 3 months locked down without being able to sell was the straw that broke the camel's back. the future looks grim argentina has massive debts and still hasn't paid its main interest installment to foreign creditors for many observers another insolvency crisis appears to be only a matter of time. now to europe where the pandemic looks to have taken an even more drastic toll on germany's economy than previously thought the german council of economic experts has revised its growth forecast it's now expecting g.d.p. to fall by 6 and a half percent this year as opposed to the 5.4 percent they prefer previously predicted however economists believe the german economy has bottomed out and that activity is likely to pick up again in the summer 2021 the council is forecasting growth of 4.9 percent. of. c.e.o. of german financial platform wire card marcus brown has been granted bail for 5000000 euros after his arrest monday and that comes after the company said i

deal at an extraordinary general meeting next week as warning comes off the investor hinds hammond tina who's now holds 15 and a half percent of the airline suggested in an interview that he might not support the $9000000000.00 euro rescue deal it would see the government take a 20 percent stake in the towns. and earlier we asked our frankfurt financial correspondent what happens if a rescue package on the table is rejected. by others 1st of all valuable time lost and there are a lot of other options on the table possibly a bankruptcy even who knows how that would play out in the end i think probably one issue would be that the people involved the government and also. the loved itself would have to seek out mr taylor and make some sort of offer. another brief look at some other business stories making news. american syrup and pancake brand. will be renamed because of its racist imagery 130 year old logo is based on the stereotype of a happy black slave the move comes amid a global backlash against racism and police brutality after the killing of george floyd in the us. a paris court has

you could call it a stay-at-home trade or a tina trade. there is no alternative to technology amazon, facebook, apple, microsoft. doing the same strategy they did prelockdown. awaiting fed chair's next move out with the latest policy decision at 2:00 p.m. eastern time today sara bloom raskin told us there is still a lot for powell to consider >> the economy is not an on/off switch not one day you can send everybody home and the next day have them come back and resume without missing a beat there are going to belong term consequences to what we are going through now. >> so true the economy has not missed a beat in asia, japan up. the mainland china markets down. in europe, more of a trend with the major averages there all in the red in europe. we'll come back home busy morning when it comes to the coronavirus. rahel solomon back at hq with more leading infection disease expert dr. fauci out with a strong warning calling it, quote, his worst nightmare. >> we have something that indeed turned out to be my worse nightmare. something that is hi

tina smith: led by my colleagues, it's an important step forward. i'm proud to support it and i urge all of my colleagues to join in. racism is about behavior. we cannot legislate what police officers believe when we can and we must legislate how to behave. third, the communities that have been torn apart by injustice. in the twin cities, neighbors are already coming together to clean up the damage sustained by the unrest and people in the last two weeks. but that pack of making our community hole goes harvey hynde than the physical damage. in healthcare and law enforcement and education and in housing, and an environmental policy. the people that i have spoke to what i was on last weekend, are grieving, they are angry and hurt. most of them, they are just exhausted. communities of color have spent years fighting to be heard and for justice, fighting for resources. fighting for survival. and as her senator is my job to carry that fight here to washington in the senate. 400 years cannot be overcome with a single piece of legislation or even by a sing

businesses again these bar owners feel a sense of with flush again make money or you know what i call tina marie and deborah daniel erica and joe gold bar gold bargainers they can't work now. certainly. southern states had earlier this year. new york and new jersey experiencing thousands of coronavirus related deaths each day several states. northeast. now new york. for travelers from the new hotspots and with its own case loads remaining low new york city is going ahead with reopening. it's not just a question of democratic or republican leadership however heavily democratic california has also seen a surge in cases several counties around san francisco are now questioning their own reopening plans with some putting them on hold until further notice. and there are concerns here in europe as people who've been cooped up in their respective cities are now flocking to coastal retreats for summer vacation authorities in germany had to close rows to popular baltic sea resorts us saturday to stop new arrivals as hordes of vacationers crowded the beaches their tourism officials fear they could b

these bar owners feel a sense of with lash back to make money or you know what i call tina marie at the deborah daniel erika and tell those bar bargainers they can't work now all my bartenders and cooks cannot work and certainly share both concern but what's going on but we didn't think we were at that point where we'd go backwards. southern states had low caseload earlier this year while democrat led new york and new jersey were experiencing files of coronavirus related deaths each day several states put quarantine measures in place for travelers from the northeast now new york has instituted its 1000 plan for travelers from the new hotspots and with its own case loads remaining low new york city is going ahead with reopening classrooms . it's not just a question of democratic or republican leadership however heavily democratic california has also seen a surge in cases several counties around san francisco are now questioning their own reopening plans with some putting them on hold until further notice. italy honored the many victims of corona virus pandemic with a concert in the hard

omarion evans tina welcome to the program polish voters are standing in long lines to cast their ballots in a closely fought presidential poll the incumbent anji duda who's backed by the right wing populist government is being challenged by the liberal mayor of warsaw to appeal to his conservative base due to has been using increasingly. radical language the contest is being seen as a clash of values and has pushed l g b t rights to the top of the political agenda. in southern poland is one of many small towns that president is visiting during his election campaign. family tradition religion those are the issues and values he hopes will win over voters in this speech he warns that what he calls l g b t ideology will undermine the traditional family and above all twist children's morals surprised my parents' generation and fought for 40 years to remove communist ideology from the education system so that our children are not forced fed it anymore now it's no longer allowed to brainwash young people or indoctrinate children or soldiers in the army our parents did not fight this fight to pr

when the whole thing around coronavirus started and because then no more flights back home taj and tina i'm still here 3 months later and i'm a boy already made. out of steam is lucky he is staying with a friend until touring across the globe is possible again something done another german traveller is missing too she would rather be sipping cocktails on the beach right now. i'm going to go mad if i can board a plane abroad again this year but what can you do you have to make the most of it . helen is waiting for the rush of international globetrotters to return our trip to the cities hotspots has shown we need to be a little patient. you're watching the news i'm told me a lot of fun that's it for me but you can keep updated with all the news on our website. we're all set. to go beyond. that. we're all about the stories that matter to the. country. whatever it takes. to running around trying to change but not the details you made for minds.

supporters of the deal were boosted on wednesday when loved ones us largest single shareholder haven't tina revealed he would support the deal that could bring loved ones of back from the brink of bankruptcy it's full of tons of the coronavirus pandemic has been a nightmare barely anyone's flying belly anyone's wanted to fly and the outlooks not much better left hands is main source of profit is its business class but with video conferencing getting ever more popular even that's facing an uncertain future so natanz it has agreed a potential government aid package. in exchange for 9000000000 euros in help the german state is expecting a 20 percent stake in the national carrier and it wants an option for a blocking minority of shares empowering it to veto any attempt to takeover the airline under pressure from the competition watchdog live turns or will also have to surrender 20 for takeoff and landing slots in frankfurt and munich and there will be job cuts to affecting all departments cabin crew ground staff and pilots its of cities will also be affected german wings has been permanently gr

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. >> tina shelton, seeing the damage up close. >> the looting part, i don't agree with. we want to make sure our message is heard. we are definitely at a point of being fed up. we want our message, and justice to be served sglmptd businesses like this one didn't have damage, they are busy boarding up their windows for possible more protests this weekend. police made 10 felony arrests, and the state is sending as many as 200 wlaumt agent, to san francisco just in case. >> city officials made clear who they consider exempt from the curfew, the police chief said punishment for violatorings could include a sitaking. law enforcement, government employees or other people involved in journalists, and quote, individuals who can establish to the satisfaction of a peace officer they are in such place for the sole purpose of traveling to a home or workplace or to obtain medical assistance. they curfew, 8:00 pim to 5:00 a.m. >> after businesses werelooted, latino and black others spoke out against violence. a jewelry store was broken into last night. speakers at a news conference sa

concejal explicÓ que las normas de higiene y seguridad como mÉtodo de prevenciÓn del coronavirus en la tina estas pruebas, se conocerÁ en los prÓximos dÍas. >> los directores tienen que pagar esa informaciÓn, entonces en unos tres o cuatro dÍas sabrÁn toda la informaciÓn. carla: cabe recordar que estos 12 empleados se mantuvieron en cuarentena por 14 dÍas, sin embargo la situaciÓn en alameda es un poco crÍtica, por ser esta zona una de las mÁs afectadas por el virus. >> somos la mayorÍa en la comunidad latina donde adquirimos la enfermedad, en esta Área esto es muy serio, es muy importante tomar la lecciÓn para su familia. carla: la compaÑÍa cÁrdenas dijo a travÉs de un comunicado que han implementado protocolos de seguridad mÁs fuertes, maÑana tambiÉn realizarÁn Éstas pruebas de forma gratuita para los empleados, asÍ como tambiÉn estarÁn ofreciendo este tipo de informaciÓn a otros comercios, carla, " noticias univisiÓn 14". paola: no bajar la guardia, todavÍa hay que cuidarse. contra costa se alista para una nueva fase de la reapertura de negocios, los salones de belleza y guarderÍas podrÁ

lo encontraron muerto, tina. muerto.mÓn: una decisión histÓrica, laca buenas noches, gracias por acompaÑarnos. la corte suprema fallÓ finalmente a favor de mantener el programa de acciÓn diferida que mantiene a salvo a miles de jÓvenes de la deportación. asÍ celebraron los soÑadores oferta de la corte suprema en la capital del paÍs. esta victoria es un revÉs para el mandatario trump, cuya intenciÓn trataba de eliminar saca de una forma arbitraria y caprichosa. el camino a este triunfo ha sido muy largo. vamos a hacer una cronologÍa de las fechas. el 15 de junio de 2002, el presidente barack obama anunciÓ la creaciÓn del programa. el 5 de septiembre de 2017, el mandatario cancelÓ daca, pero el 9 de enero del 2018, un juez federal de california bloqueÓ la orden y ordenÓ la reanudaciÓn del solicitudes. el 8 de noviembre de 2018, la corte de apelacionesdel noveno circuito dictaminÓ que el gobierno federal no podÍa cancelar daca. el 11 de noviembre de 2019, la corte suprema escuchÓ los argumentos de ambos lados. hoy, 18 de ju

. >> tina castro was treating her dad, joe, to lunch on the embarcadero where tables are cleverly spaced apart with artificial green hedges. >> i feel blessed, lucky to have two daughters. they took pictures on instagram and their friends and, you know, i'm lucky. >> joe said he wanted to walk across the golden gate bridge with his daughters after lunch, that's exactly what they did. happy father's day to the dads out there. >> on our website we're featuring many more great dads. check out a slide show or a story on the dad gang working to break stereotypes all on abc7news.com. >>> in the east bay a group of communitytists painted the words reparations n "words reparations now" along mcdonald avenue. reparations would compensate the african-american community for slavery and centuries of racism. part of that includes changing how local governments spend taxpayer money why is it ultimately we're talking about budgets being moral documents and understanding that we're where we the city puts its money talks about what the city cares about, where the city's priorities are. we do not need mor