lemonis: ...a giant compared to treat yourself.now, it's clear that you guys have a great idea. you are passionate about what you do. it's still small, right? cindy: yes. leani: mm-hmm. lemonis: are you too late to the party? cindy: we don't think so. there are bigger companies, but they're not creating the products we're creating. lemonis: what is your ultimate goal in this whole process? cindy: oh, man. like, big dreams? like, sky's the limit? lemonis: big dreams, the biggest you can come up with. cindy: we want to be a global brand. we want to be everywhere. lemonis: i think these bakers could make some serious dough. let's do the math. nearly 8 million people voted to legalize recreational pot in california. let's suppose a third of them buy edibles. that's a potential market of more than 2.6 million customers. if just 1% of them bought one treat yourself tart every week for a year... you would do $3,461,000 in business. leani: yep. that's exciting. lemonis: y'all better get... leani: yeah! cindy: awesome, right? that's good, r

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. >> now, you haven't done it before, ladies go home and treat yourself, do it tonight.give your man a little push push in the tush tush, just give him a little atari. >> my whole comedy career i've been told to get less dirty and i would get more work if i toned it down a little bit. it's crazy to me that highbrow publication like new yorker would be interested in interviewing me about why i find it funny to butt finger a man. >> i don't think there's any subject that's off limits. the other day a guy told me to suck a bag of booe [ beep ] what we're consider offensive evolves with every generation. >> for the first time, comedy becomes an industry. >> my poor father, he died -- they hung him. >> it's created commercially to clean up humor. it's no cursing. there's no blaephmy they want men, women and children to be able to come there. they want a bigger audience. >> did something on stage that was objectionable. they would send a blue envelope backstage with the material they wanted. and that's when i became the whole idea of that phrase, blue material. >> so you had i

another big tip in treat yourself.'re working with kids, i would let it sit for a minute or two, before letting them get there. >> you do the little top. how do you get the gumballs? >> how do you do the bumballs? >> they're little candies. you want to do it? >> go for it. >> put some white dots on there. >> no, al. >> i'm filling it up. you get the idea. there's the finished deal. and there's the other things you can do, right? >> yes. >> unbelievable. >> start eating them? >> what? >> check out today.com/food. thank you, john, for being here. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> good morning. we will get some gradual clearing in san francisco today. and our high temperatures wil

another big tip in treat yourself. let it sit for a minute or two, before letting them get there. >> you do the little top. how do you get the gumballs? >> how do you do the bumballs? >> they're little candies. you want to do it? >> go for it. >> put some white dots on there. >> no, al. >> i'm filling it up. you get the idea. there's the finished deal. and there's the other things you can do, right? >> yes. >> unbelievable. >> start eating them? >> what? >> check out today.com/food. thank you, john, for being here. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. >>> just a couple minutes before 10:00. good morn

. >> now, if you haven't done it before, ladies, go home and treat yourself. do it tonight.ve your man a little da -- a little push push in the tush tush. give him a little atari. >> my whole comedy career i've been told to be less dirty and i would get more work if i just toned it down a little bit. it's crazy that a high brow publication like "the new yorker" would be interested in interviewing me about why i find it funny to butt finger a man. >> no, please! >> i don't think there's any subject that's off limits. >> the other day a guy told me to suck a bag of [ bleep ]. that was interesting. i never heard that before. total stranger told me to suck a bag of [ bleep ]. a whole bag of them. >> what we consider offensive or blue evolves with every generation. >> with vaudeville, for the first time, comedy becomes an industry. >> my poor father, he died of throat trouble. they hung him. >> vaudeville is created commercially to clean up humor. there's no cursing, there's no blasphemy, why? they want men, women and children to be able to come there. they want a bigger audience

second quarter maybe you get lauren, you work hard, you're very stylish, you need to treat yourself sometimesr: oh, thank you. >> you need a reward. perhaps this is perfect for you. >> reporter: i walk very slowly in stilettos but yves st. laurent is selling a pair that are stilettos with rollerskates. they have a wheel under the heel and the sole and even a brake pad on the thing. i don't know if i should take out an insurance policy if i were to ever buy something like this or consider it a new mode of transportation because you can actually walk fast. >> do the wheels detach if you want to go old school and just wear them as shoes. >> reporter: i don't know. they should, they should. i'll look into that for you. >> this to me lauren goes under the category of runway fashion. if you ever -- please promise me this. if you see someone rollerskating in those stilettos down the streets of manhattan will you please send me a picture. >> reporter: i'd push them or trip them i think. >> no you would not. you would let them trip themselves and watch from a distance. thank you lauren. have a great d

. >> treat yourself to an extra cup of coffee here this morning. you'll be glad you did so because we have a mess on the way. not too bad as you step out the door right now in new york city and philadelphia, but later on today you see this green shading here. that's a flash flood watch. now, remember, last summer we had a drought going on here. not this summer. grounds are saturated and expecting some heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding. be extra careful for the evening commute. i think it's the evening commute here tonight. if that wasn't bad enough, we have severe weather going on here this afternoon, and that will be impacting over five million people. anywhere from -- if you are at the beaches here today, keep a close eye to the zie as severe weather, the threat will be damaging wind gusts. i even think a few isolated tornadoes are possible here, and then, again, there's locally drenching downpours. the big theme here the next couple of days, when it rains, it pours. you see what i mean here. look at the rainfall maps here. we are lo

end, this seems like the perfect time to maybe kind of pull it back into the garage and maybe treat yourself a little bit. >> it is. it also is quite fun. it's fun and daring. a bit. sort of the this concept of the agenta, spa. features cocktails and manicures, we do have four that the guests can choose carefully on what type of dazzling cocktail they would love to have with a colorful corresponding nail color. >> so what did you bring in for us >> today, these are the four drinks, and actually, there's beat red that we'll be featuring in terms of color. we'll have the application. so we have secret lemon tart and orange is the new pink and all our drinks featured, all our cocktails featured at the argenta, spa cold pressed juices. aagave next tore, very healthy and responding to a healthy lifestyle well-being. >> it does make a difference when you have that as opposed to a can of something >> and it also has carrot juice and beat juice. who wouldn't love that in the morning >> you celebrated grand opening, as part of the big celebration, are you offering special packages deals and what's th

so maybe treat yourself to a little rum cocktail. >> oh very fancy. >> i didn't know vodka was numberks would be number one. >> whiskey had resurgence. >> okay. >> interesting though. >> all right. >>> we'll talk more about it on good day. we actually have a local establishment coming in they do some high you have end rum drinks. they're spin on tiki drinks. >> that's like the big drink that you drink when you can finally legally -- the rum and coke. that was what we thought was cosmopolitan back in the day. >> except it's not cosmo. >> not cosmo. >> we have to go back to vodka. >> different. >> any who. time for the morning line. quick chegg on sports right now speaking of quick it is a quick turn around for your washington nationals. kendrick going yard last hits it to left field into the bullpen. just to make sure every player and every bullpen has a chance to catch homerun ball he hit one to right field as well. two homeruns for howie kendrick last night. what great job he is doing in great addition to the team. gee row has been on the team for while now. he almost had no hitter i

yourself. were you ever treated poorly?” glamour modelling yourself. were you ever treated poorly?t a location, didn't feel co mforta ble at a location, didn't feel comfortable from the start and literally, just took my clothes off, i was wearing, and left all my stuff and ran. tell me what made you feel uncomfortable? just the way the photographer was acting. he wanted more and i knew it was fishy. photographer was acting. he wanted more and i knew it was fishym photographer was acting. he wanted more and i knew it was fishy. it was just your instinct? it was my instinct to get out of here. this is not a good situation. when you say he wanted more, more revealing, more exposure? more exposure. ok. it is a competitive business. it is. all modelling is. and as you said, people are ambitious. young women are ambitious and desperate to get on and get ahead of their rivals, but you've got to take care, haven't you? you have got to take care. safety is first. nothing is worth risking your life for, no fame, money, safety is number one. is there any regulation? presumably anyone can set

. >> there's codes of conduct, it's like respect yourself and others. treat everyone equally.ave a positive attitude, be well mannered. the last code of conduct is no fraternizing with the canine or enemy, which is us. >> these are handed over to the igi. it's up to this elite group of officers to monitor gang activity on all the yards in corcoran. >> we folk us on the prison gangs, you have seven, aryan brotherhood, low rider, texas cindy cat and the mexican mafia among them. we monitor their mail, activity when they come out of cells. whatever they do, we're watching them. we get a lot of information from the building cops. we can't stress that enough. they help us out a lot, with a lot of kites they find, letters, weapons, dope, everything. >> i say it's never ending. every day we find something new. this letter just came on my desk this morning. we may find kites later on today. we have a lot of work to do as you can see our desk here, so we have a lot of work. >> this one right here, the guy who's writing this is a suspected nf member. i'm not on that gang crap, i'm beyon

shopping element, do you think google should be investigated for the way in which it treats rival hotel providers such as yourselfthe platform? >> i think it looks like it. it looks like they ought to go forward with it. i think you should not make yourself dependent on that. we have shown we can grow. rely on thet to e.u. to fine them. .e keep on growing in terms of being in the travel sector, i think that is the right thing to do. caroline: it is always great to get your take. it has been wonderful speaking to you live from dÜsseldorf in germany. atl ackman is taking aim automatic data processing. pershing square confirmed today it owns an 8% stake in the company but said it would only seek a minority stake in the board after it refused to extend the deadline. he is pushing for the c.e.o. carlos rodriguez to be replaced. the board rejected that request. they said in a statement we believe our board has a fresh perspective that will help us continue the strong track record of delivering value to shareholders. height of it is the the hyperloop and elon musk wants back in. we will break it down next. this is bloom

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. >> how were you treated when you tried to contact the lenders yourself? >> like a number.hey wanted to hear is, "well, when are you getting back to work, and how much money can you pay us, because if you can't, we're gonna find somebody who can pay us." when we had this landscaped, the whole thing looked like a beautiful beach area, and all of that grass that you see that's growing in over there -- none of that was there. it was all sand, all white sand, and the pool. >> a pristine pool. obviously, regardless of the condition, you love your home. >> yeah. >> when people come to me with these kinds of issues, the first question i ask them, regardless of age, i say, "do you love your home?" "yes, i do." here's the tough part. those who have the gold make the golden rules. and the gold is with the lender. >> yeah. >> and what you have found out is that there is no loyalty. you are nothing more than a spreadsheet of numbers. >> yes, correct. >> in some tower somewhere, you're a spreadsheet. at this point in time, the short sale is not an alternative. bankruptcy is not an alter

establishment, connectioni that allows you to think of that person like yourself and when you do that it becomes difficult to treat that person in ways that you would not like to be treated. thin sally hek mmings, for example, o people don't know much about her and thinkk and her primarily as aa problem as a controversy.s she was someone's mother andy a friend. without thinking of her in those sort of ways it was easy to say. anything you want to say about her.asy to s because there is no sense ofou t connection, there is no care and what i thought i would try to dr in this book is talk not just c aboutonnectiowith her but aboue family to put them inxt the context that would make it easier to see people as human beings and not as a part of a particular problem, so i satcona down to write the book that was. under contract for a very long time. i wrote a book with vernonll ine jordan and the world trade tower fell into my apartment and we so had to start our whole life over again so those kind of things delay the appearance of the book there is a book we cannot do to scare people away. it ends in 1831 after monticel

if you are prepared and got yourself sorted out, he was fantastic. it was a treatssional working and seeing them up close and doing it. in my case, i had grown up with him. he had been all the quiz shows when i was much younger, and a sunday night at the london palladium. 0n sunday night at the london palladium. on one occasion, we were handed out awards together and i had to introduce them to firemen who had done the most amazing things and wrist was there to actually hand over whatever it was they got, but trophy of some sort, and bruce was on the stage beside me. but it was the way he was with people. everybody loved him. the warmth of the man as they are broached, as we all laughed and he said just the right thing. and all for a lot of formers on the television are not quite the same people in other areas of their life. but bruce, he was, and hejust of their life. but bruce, he was, and he just have this magnificent magnetic personal touch. digital play golf with him? you know, i never quite made with him, i played very close to him, a charity match, i was very

give yourself extra time. treat that intersection as though you would a stop sign.d gloomy start to this monday morning. back to you guys full of joy. >> thanks so much. >> metro replacing all four escalators the the noma-gallaudet u metro station. project will take about 10 months to complete. two escalators will be taken out of service at a time. riders still will be able to access the platform by using one escalator at each entrance or stairs or elevators. >>> anybody watching this morning with a lead foot if you hit the beltway you are going to want to hit the brakes as well. >> the grace period is over for drivers. if you're caught speed work zone on the inner loop and outer loops of the beltway you'll get a ticket. our bob barnard is live this morning along the beltway in prince george's county with the latest. this story has come full circle. you reported and you let us know we had a grace period and now it's over, bob. good morning. >> reporte: that's right, good morning, allison and steve, yes, that was three weeks ago. this three-week grace period is over

the goal of due process of law is fairness, is it going to end up treating people more fairly or less fairly? charlie: do you find yourselflly looking at something in which you say, the way the actor, which led to an issue coming to the supreme court, where it is a resident or someone else, it is in the interest of something good because i know they have good intentions, and wanted to achieve a noble goal? and maybe even a goal that i agree with. however, if we allow this person to do it, someone might come along next time, a different president or person, and use that right in an evil way. and in the supreme court, we got to put boundaries on that kind of thing. justice breyer: of course. that led, under roosevelt, to the administrative procedures act. i am sure he had very good things in mind, and the secretary of the interior had very good things in mind. but the supreme court found they could not even find a world he was following because nobody had written it down. the result of that was, of course, even if he had one the best thing in the world, you have to write it down or it is not a law. and a statute was passed

agree with you i've seen the statistics and i've talked to people like yourself who asked if you have to figure figure out how do you treat these people to actually have any kind of meaningful result but let me ask you this the some of the literature that i'm saying is once is the opioid effects the dopamine control of the brain and once that dopamine control is out of whack because of opioid addiction or heroin addiction whichever may be that it takes two to three years for the dopamine level just to come back to anything that looks like normal so how do you possibly treat this many people in the long term for that little bit of money i can understand why this attorney general settled this for so little money when i'm trying to get my head around. well probably because it's probably because not really the pharmaceutical companies fault. they're supplying a medication that's being misused at the doctor level and if the insurance level with the way that they rate pain control in the hospitals they link their payments to the actual pain control surveys that they do so doctors are incentivized to give too much medicine other

goal of due process of law is fairness, is this going to end up treating people more fairly or less fairly? >> rose: do you find yourself occasionally looking at something in which you say the way the actor which led to an issue coming before the supreme court, whether it's a president or someone else, acted i know that it was in the interest of something good because i know that they had good intentions and wanted to achieve a noble goal, and maybe even a goal i would agree with. however, if we allow this person to do it, someone may come along next time, a different president or a different person, and use that right in an evil way and interpret the supreme court, we've got to put boundaries on that kind of thing? >> of course. of course. that led under roosevelt the administrative procedures act. >> rose: yeah. he was, i'm sure, had very good things in mind, and his secretary of the interior had very good things in mind when it was something to do with oil. but the supreme court found he couldn't find the rule he was following because nobody had written it down. the result of that is, of course, even if what he wante

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yourself. she and once you do that, it is difficult to treat that person and ways that it would not like to be treated. sally who, for example was the insect -- but people don't know about her and think of her as primarily a problem and controversy and i try not in my book with a person. she was a daughter. she was someone sister. she was someone's mother and a friend. and without thinking of her in those sorts of way, putting her in the light was easy to say anything you wccant to say about cccheard in this sense. cccheard in this sense.c based on nothing because you do not know her, there is no sense of a connection with her as a person. there is no care with of life. and what i thought i would try to do with this book was not talk just about her, but to talk about her entire family, to put all of them in a context that would make it easier for people to see them as human beings and not as slaves, not as part of a particular problem. so, i sat down to write the book, this book was under contract it has been under contract for a very long time. things intervene. i wrote a book with jordan, my

treat it like a tornado. even if it weren't, you've still got strong winds that could still cause damage. you want to remove yourself from windows, and get to an interior room, if you can. basement's perfect, if not, an internal room. we've got the red from the radar site. and the green toward the radar site, and we don't see a lot of mixing like we did. certainly, some good winds here. chaptico, a little mixing there. >> it's got some rotation to it, but when we see higher numbers, that's when we get a little bit more concerned. not that we're not concerned now. this is at least a severe thunderstorm with a possible tornado in it. there's a lot of rain too. one of the dangers when you have a storm like this, let's say you get a rain-wrapped tornado. you don't see them, because they're shrouded by the rain. and some of these, 4, 5, 6 inches an hour. there could be something on top of you,hidden, masked by the torrential rains. >> it's going to come and go very quickly. we want you to be prepared, and in the meantime, if you're in the path of this storm, and inside that tornado warning, which includes part of st. mar

put yourself in the shoes of the other person. how would you want to be treated if you were in their shoes. it's a careful balance. the golden rule applies here, treat others as you would like to be treated. it turns out well for me and i think, really, for our country. >> do you approve of the way the president spoke with the two leaders? what he said to mexico, for example, about the wall and that the president of mexico needs to stop saying they are not going to pay for the wall, because it makes him look bad. that was a key campaign promise for him and bad for him politically. >> a wall from, you know, sea to shining sea, is a foolish idea. there's places a wall makes sense. the idea we are going build a wall for thousands of miles and get the mexicans to pay for it is nonsense. we ought to look for multipliers, things that make sense to strengthen the security of our border. the other thing that is important, the reason why all these people sought to get into our kuhn fri mexico and guatemala, the reason they come up here is because we are addicted to drugs.