vinny: okay.inny: hey. lemonis: so walk me through... i'm struggling with the concept, to be totally honest with you. vinny: okay. lemonis: there's nothing that stops any of these people from getting a coconut and putting a hole in them. vinny: if you put a hole in this and put it on the shelf, it's dead in a day. if you put a tap in it, it's good for 3 weeks. lemonis: do you have your financials? vinny: yes. i just had my guys pull the p&l for year-to-date and then balance sheet, you know? lemonis: well, '13, '14, '15, '16, '17, '18, where are those? vinny: i didn't give last year's. i just gave you current. lemonis: you don't have them? vinny: i have them, but i have to get them sent to me. lemonis: did you think i was gonna ask you for them? vinny: i brought current. i wanted to paint the picture where it's at now. lemonis: so this is year-to-date? vinny: yeah. lemonis: so this is a half a year? vinny: yeah. lemonis: so, so far for the year, $261,000 in revenue, $171,000 in gross profit, which

vinny: you told me to sell coconuts.

. >> hope: thomas, vinny was your best friend.s okay if you need time to process his death. >> thomas: i just can't believe someone ran him down and left him there on the side of the road. >> hope: they won't get away with it. the police are investigating and they will find whoever did this. >> thomas: i mean, you heard baker, he started working on some theories. vinny's killer's out there. baker's gonna fight him. >> man: hold it right there, liam spencer. don't you move. you thought you were gonna get away with it? well, i got you.

vinny stepped in front of the car. i was there. i saw it. the problem is a jury isn't going to buy that based on how much you hated vinny. now, i am not gonna let you throw your life away over this. >> liam: you know-- you know something? if i hadn't passed out and i wish, i wish i hadn't,

vinny is dead now. he's life is over. and frankly, so as mine. i mean, for all i know, the police are outside your door right now ready to take me away. >> bill: they're not outside the door and no one is ever gonna find out. >> liam: oh, god. oh, god. , whatave ne?o?

vinny's death has been gnawing away at you. that...guilt and shame on your face and in your eyes, it's gotta go. you have to be mentally and emotionally prepared to go back to hope and keep this secret. because that's exactly

the thri >> thomas: now, vinny has faults. but for some cold-hearted [ bleep ] to mow him down like that, i mean, how could someone live with themselves after doing that? right, liam? >> hope: to know that there's someone out there with blood on their hands... liam? you okay? ♪♪ >> ridge: let me make sure i'm understanding this, you don't wanna be with zende anymore because you want him to be happy with your sister? >> zoe: yes. exactly. >> ridge: yes, exactly. and your only focus right now is to reconcile with carter?

i--i killed the man, i killed vinny. >> bill: it was an accident and we can't take the chance that none is gonna believe it. >> liam: i know, but look at what we're doing. we're--we're--we're like hidings evidence, we're trying to--to--to cover up the truth, and who does that? criminals do that. >> bill: you are not a criminal. i'm not gonna let anyone accuse you of being a criminal. you are a decent, honest human being and i am not gonna let you destroy your life over this. >> liam: my life?

. >> thomas: so you think i killed vinny? >> bill: sorry, conference call took a little longer than i thought.

remember on 24-7 on cbsn ♪♪ >> thomas: i can't believe vinny is gone. >> hope: i'm so sorry, thomas.n i know that you two had been growing apart, but you were best friends for so many years. >> thomas: yeah. we were-- we were in little league together. went to high school with each other. we were inseparable. and i just had to identify his body. someone killed him, hope.

i know this is shocking news about vinny is dead. regardless of how he treated us, he still didn't deserve that, you know, some heartless person just running him over and leaving him to die all alone. >> liam: yeah. it's, uh, it's horrible. >> hope: are you sure there's not something more going on? >> liam: well, there is--uh, there's a lot happening, um, and-- >> bill: hey, hope. h

i killed vinny, he's dead because of me. he--he--he was lying there and--and--and then he-- he stopped breathing and then--and... i don't even-- i can't even remember what happened after that. >> bill: you passed out from the shock. >> liam: and you just threw me in your car and drove me here?

>> baker: vinny walker came close to ruining your life. switching those paternity test results to name you the father of ms. forrester's baby had a devastating impact on your marriage. you had to be angry about that. >> bill: i told you. it's not liam's nature to get angry like that. i, on the other hand-- >> baker: rage and fury, they're common reactions when someone is messing with your life. did you do it, liam? did you kill vincent walker? >> hope: liam needs me. and i need him. and the kids need us both, together. functioning as a family.

found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd troll vinnie's due to be sentenced to 8 weeks and faces up to 40 years in prison. now no verdict can bring george pairing floyd back to us. but this verdict does give a message to his family that he was somebody. that his life matters that all of our lives matter and that's important and i also hope that this burden for all of the rest of collective all of us will help us further along the road toward a better humanity. the us president has called the verdict a rare but important step towards justice in america joe biden spoke to floyd's family before addressing the nation this scribing his death as murder in broad daylight. in other news major hospitals in india's capital new delhi are warning bell ran out of oxygen in less than 24 hours india's reported almost 300000 new cases and more than 2000 deaths both record all daily numbers russian police have detained 2 aides of the jailed opposition leader like scene of on the 8 prone around the protesters have also been arrested the demonstrations could

saw was the same 9 and a half minutes the world saw of then minneapolis police officer derrick show vinnie ling on george floyd's neck until paramedics carried off his lifeless body in a case that started with an allegedly fake $20.00 bill and ended with protests and riots across the united states prosecutors said the evidence proved children used excessive force choke the life out of floyd and refused to render medical care even after he showed no pulse or want to write. and at the time of causing the death the defendant committed or was attempting an assault in the 3rd degree. and that's been proved beyond a reasonable doubt with those being proved in the venue a 2nd degree felony murder the defendant is guilty or innocent you know the defense argued that show been held floyd face down just as he was trained to was putting on mr floyd eminently dangerous we've heard a lot about the prone position. consider just the basic proposition people sleep in the prone position people sometimes in the prone position people have massages and the prone position the problem position in an office. is n

without at least taking vinnie worldwide in support of the black lives matter movement eyes are on the olympic games in tokyo body representing international sports might around women is seen to be encouraging dissent at this some as events saying such actions are about freedom of expression but the move by the world plays association contradicts the international olympic committee's longstanding rule 50 for headbutting protests now under the roll out these must not protest or display political gestures at the podium and in ceremonies investigative journalist rick sterling says he understands the i.o.c. stance the athletes commission. report $3500.00 athletes olympic athletes from a $195.00 countries and 70 percent of them. indicated that they support rule 50 which prohibits. protests in political or religious protests at the ceremony or at the at the podium the restrictions are are really confined to the podium and the ceremony where the athletes are supposed to be recognized for their athletic accomplishments and the politicize ation of the olympic games which we've seen and of cours

the senate, republicans failed in their efforts to block the confirmation of civil rights attorney, vinnie to ghouta, to become one of the top officials of the justice department under lieutenant maryland -- mitch mcconnell insisted, that there would be zero republican votes for even eat a gupta but he was wrong and it's never a good sign vanita gupta for a leader in congress win -- and that vote count is wrong. when it came down to it today, republican senator lisa murkowski of alaska crossed over and voted with democrats to support vanita gupta confirmation. gupta was confirmed in a bipartisan vote, even though mitch mcconnell and his whole leadership team on the republican side of the senate said that was not possible and she wouldn't get any republican votes, in fact she did. her confirmation today marks the first time a civil rights lawyer, the first time a woman of color will be associate attorney general, which is a big deal. it's the number three position at the u.s. department of justice. and you know, substantive we that means, wow there's a really accomplished civil rights lawye

. >> hey, vinny. >> reporter: population, 11,000. >> good to see you all. >> reporter: it's true.ve been alive -- 56 years. have you ever missed a day of work? >> no. not just take off. >> reporter: for more than four decades he was a tep with the watchi tau county sheriff's department. >> reporter: first time you retired, how long did that last? >> 30 days. >> reporter: 30 days. so, in his 80s, he became a rookie cop on the camden police department. >> i love to meet people, help peoples, and do thing with peoples. >> reporter: chief boyd woody is buck shaw's boss. >> he was my supervisor. >> reporter: he was your boss. >> yeah. >> reporter: each day starts at 7:00 a.m. >> i check in 15, 20 minutes ahead of time. >> reporter: you are always early? ? uh-huh. >> reporter: somehow i'm not surprised. >> reporter: patrolling, escorting school buses, assisting investigations. >> i took more people home than i arrested and took to jail. >> reporter: you try to come up in a different way. >> yeah. >> reporter: role model. especially to younger officers. >> some people come looking at pol

, i put together some data on what is really happening in the market with earnings revisions that vinnieked on with me if you look at january, february and march, you can see that for the companies with the most earning revisions upward, companies with revisions downward, in january and february it didn't matter. these stocks just went up. people were indiscriminate in their buying it wasn't a discerning kind of market in march you saw that the companies that had the most earnings upgrades on earnings for 2022, they were up 8%. companies that had the most downgrades in earnings, they were down about 10%. so we believe that we're now starting to see some differentiation. it is not just, let's buy the cruise ships, let's buy the airlines, let's buy the financials or energy stocks. energy stocks are down in the last few -- since march 15th, energy is down, financials are flat, industrials are up somewhat these were names that were just massive outperformers in the first two-and-a-half months of the year and things started to shift. it is not just the tech is the area that's going up, but it

how the award winning netflix series the queen's gambit boost a business for a small spanish vinnie acompany. welcome to do business i want to get good to have you with us. coronavirus cases have soared in india reaching 100000 new cases per day for the 1st time the country's death toll is now well over 160000 the state of maharashtra alone has contributed over 50 percent of all the new cases in india over the past 2 weeks putting pressure on already overcrowded hospitals officials in the state will force restaurants and shopping malls to close from this evening in an attempt to halt the spread. and joining us for more now is a journalist based in mumbai good to have you with us on mumbai of course not only be the capital of maharashtra but also india's financial hub house the lockdown going to impact daily life there. right now there's no confusion around the lockdown because the government has a lot of complete lockdown across the country and also in mara sure the line i should go mad has come one thing or. 2 for look but it is not often fusion around a private businesses have been

you have to be, you have to always be cautious you have to be skeptical if we look at a chart that vinnieled together for me of all of the times in the last 42 years when the s&p was up 10% or more for the first 110 days of the year, you can see that there are eight cases, the average gain for the year was over 20% there are five cases where it is more than 20%, big numbers, and in no case did the market go down in a year that started out so strong. that doesn't mean it is going to happen let's not be like pollyanna and say it is always going to be great, but it is a pretty strong indicator that starting off a year this strong with gdp growth as expected should result in a decent year at the very least and not some kind of, you know, massive correction of course there will be a correction this year there are always corrections you have to prepare. that's why we sold a little bit of some of our best performing names. we have talked about like twilio or paypal, you sell some of the winners, but you have to keep putting the market back where you think that it is most attractively priced and

>> did you all watch "my cousin vinny"? you know the movie? >> did you all watch? it looked down right bonkers at times. it would have been absurdedly funny if it wasn't so serious. but as bonkers as it was, it also now makes a tad more sense tonight from giuliani's perspective because the desperate lawyer knew that with his prize client out of the white house, he would lose his legal bulletproof vest. his client could no longer pardon him for anything he only knows whether he did or not. and giuliani already had reason then to worry because his own indicted associates had already flipped and were speaking out against him. >> president trump knew exactly what was going on. i wouldn't do anything without the consent of rudy giuliani for the president. >> the president of the united states, i can tell you this, is asking for this. >> president is asking for it. his lawyer is pursuing it. and the feds are looking at it. now, giuliani denies any wrongdoing tonight. we have more of his response coming up. but he is the second trump lawyer to find the feds raiding his ho

he talked about "my cousin vinny" and all the rest when he does his appearances is something you discussed you. do you have an understanding of what happened to him and why he's -- why he's acted this way and yolked himself so tightly to donald trump because he is afforded all his rights and presumed his innocence legally. but even if not charged, he has done things that are seedy, that are ugly, that are full of lies, but not just for his own personal enrichment. they appear to be on behalf of someone else, on behalf of trump. i'm going to jump in. i don't think i or the audience can hear ken. let me put the question to michael. try unmuting. double check that. but michael, you first. >> well, i have been trying to think, ari of some historical example that would give us some light on this and there is not much. there was a mayor, as i'm sure you know, of new york from 1926 to 1932 whose name was jimmy walker who was sort of a man about town and broke an awful lot of rules. and one of them was a law that says a mayor should not be shaking down contractors with the city of new york to get

defense theory of the case because just to remind the viewers there's 3 charges that there it show vinnie is facing but the most serious one that one that carries up to 40 years in prison is unintentional 2nd degree murder now prosecutors here have to prove that show the in his conduct what he did was a a substantial causal factor so this is really key i guess in what the defense has to prove because i guess they just have to cast doubt on that and the fact of their their man does not go to prison for 40 years. you know that's right in the american judicial system the burden of proof is with the government the whole time when i try cases i literally walk over to the government's table and smack it and say the burden of proof is here it was here at the beginning it's here now they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty that this happened and that's a very very high standard so so far the defense is doing a really really good job i think there's plenty of evidence there to convict even on the high count of 2nd degree but the the prosecutor really has to up its his

the yankees game last night with the orioles, that was more like vinny barbarino pushing around "horrorer the place with our references. yes. i'll say this right now for the benefit of kasie hunt, the first place baltimore orioles beat the yankees in extra innings, 11 innings at yankees stadium. out at the plate, that was the potential game-tying run. what a gun there from right field. the yankees are mired in second place, one game back of the might, might baltimore orioles. >> mighty baltimore orioles. and claire mccaskill, i understand you support a team in the central time zone. not sure if that's aa, the further -- the more sort of west you go, if it's aa or single "a," but i think your team is 4-2 right now. i mean, listen, i actually -- jack and i went to see the cardinals in spring training, as you know, and my god, how frightening to see goldschmidt on first bay and aaron hutto on third. just seeing those guys jog out on the field for the first time, jack and i looked at each other and were like, whoa, this is frightening. that is a team built to win. >> yeah, we just won three