yai yai. so, what happened? nikki: i don't know. he called me up while i was at the beach. he told me that i'm not a good worker. lemonis: which is not the first time you ever heard that? nikki: and, i mean, you can ask all the employees. lemonis: did you guys ever date? nikki: it was on and off. lemonis: but you did a little? -nikki: yeah. -lemonis: okay. while you were working here? -nikki: yeah. -lemonis: okay. joe t.: i fired tim the other day. he didn't come here crying with his mom, you know what i mean? i don't get what the hell's going on. lemonis: this him to you? nikki: i was just lied to the whole entire time. and he had a girlfriend. lemonis: aye yai yai. ♪ i take business very seriously, and i know that people make mistakes. but when you're put in a position of leadership, you have to know the difference between right and wrong. and when you make a decision that puts the business in jeopardy, you have to understand that those decisions have consequences. when i came back and i witnessed what was going on between you and sammy, it was bad. -joe t.: it was terrible. -lemonis: yeah. joe t.: it wasn't bad. it was terrible. lemonis: in front of customers, in front of employees. i've never seen anything like that. joe t.: i mean, it was us outside, marcus. no one else was outside. lemonis: no, there was people coming in and out. the problem is, joe, you are in such a dark place. joe t.: i was in a rage. it's just gonna happen with me. i'm an intense guy. do i have strong opinions and am i argumentative about things that i feel strongly about? absolutely. lemonis: that's not -- you can't run a business that way. joe t.: i know. lemonis:

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aye-yai-yai. on the eastern plains highs in the upper 80s. cooler in the high country. 70s and 60s. and the western slope a high of 80 degrees. here's where we are at right now. feels really nice outside. in some spots in the high country you are going to need that jacket when you are headed out the door. 40s out there. the western slope currently temperatures in the upper 60s. although we have clouds and areas of patchy fog out on the eastern plains, that is going we are looking at a fantastic forecast for you to go on a bike ride, go on a motorcycle, put the convertible top down. in the high country a few storms developing towards the san juans. those storms will be pushing from the southwest to the northeast, and i think the timing for the storms here in the metro area will be anywhere between 3 to about 7 p.m. after that the storms wrap up for us and they start working their way into northeast colorado, and it's there where they could turn severe. large hail, damaging winds, heavy rain, nt all in the cards if you live in northeastern colorado-and the eastern plains. overnight sk

as jen epstein would say i yay yay. here is shayla reeves at the good morning. >> hi, good morning to you, russell. this is a situation mosaic officials say they are continuing to monitor closely. they are continuing to do those routine checks. testing, looking for some of those contaminants described to us as things like fors for rick acid also, sulfate or sodium. these are the chemicals contaminants they want to make sure they do not find. so far officials say none of those are showing up in wells used this all started about 3 weeks ago at the mow say equilibrium new wells plant off county road 640 west in mulberry somebody noticed water level dropping in ponds used to store waste water. week later officials confirmed the sinkhole opened beneath begin sum stack. by that time slightly radioactive material water had already reached florida's aquifer. more than 200 million gallons of it. a mosaic spokesperson says capture the flow and pull it back into the plant. monitoring wells are being checked more often now to make

. >>> as jen would say i yay yay. all eyes on tropics again. a matthew gaining streng. right now we're good. that could always change. and it's that time of year when all the ghosts and goblins come out and so do do scary movies. we've got which made most money and we will take our favorites too. and good friday i'm laura moody. again this morning we have some showers popping up all over the place. let's get to dave and vanessa and talk about things. >> morning by way we like this. sitting a table relaxing. we should have coffee and donuts. >> yeah i keep thinking that maybe, i'll do it. if we keep shot maybe i'll bring tough in. i want to show you picture outside too. because you see, you see way in you see? rain bands in the background coming down. some showers approaching the coastline. they are kind of scattered all over the place. and skytower radar will show you those this morning. >> and they are moving on shore. and this is what we will dealing with for morning hours. then eventually we will shift everything inland for afternoon. overall though, going to decent

. >>> as jen would say i yay yay. all eyes on tropics again. a matthew gaining streng. right now we're good. that could always change. and it's that time of year when all the ghosts and goblins come out and so do do scary movies. we've got which made most money and we will take our favorites too. and good friday i'm laura moody. again this morning we have some showers popping up all over the place. let's get to dave and vanessa and talk about things. >> morning by way we like this. sitting a table relaxing. we should have coffee and donuts. >> yeah i keep thinking that maybe, i'll do it. if we keep shot maybe i'll bring tough in. i want to show you picture outside too. because you see, you see way in

i yay yay. see you later. bye. >> i know. it's 8:25 now. parents, we have a lot to be proud of when it comes to our kids. smoking drink didding among teenager fall tone a new low. the data from 2015 shows just under 10 percent of children between ages of 12 and 17 admit to drinking who will. that's down from almost 18 percent in 2002. 20 percent of kids admit to smoking every day. that's down from 32 percent. heroin use went down just slightly. and an official with the substance abuse and mental health administration says about 119 million americans, 12 and older use prescription drugs over the last year. majority of those pain pills. and about 7 percent of those admit to misusing the medications. >>> affected by tragedy and now facing a deadline. what victims of the pulse night club shooting need to know. and then hillary clinton is how this is expected to affect her health and her campaign. dr. jo appetites. even a small one can throw you off your game. and they only get bigger as time goes on. serve foster farms, a corn dog with 7 grams

yay! (halfheartedly): yay. adam's all up for it and supports her in this decision, and he finds out what it's really like at home. (snorts) are you laughing at me? i love you. love you, too. oh, poor bastard. you didn't hang up. i can still hear ya. jackie filgo: we just really wanted to channel all of our experiences into a show. . ...delightful and happy to see us, and we kissed them good night. and we were like, "we have the best kids in the world." jackie: we took a year off. jeff: we took a year off. and what did we discover? our kids are not the little angels we thought they were. yeah. yes. (laughs) so, guys, how was school today? i'm hungry. i'm thirsty. mommy had snacks and ice-cold waters every day. uh, here, have a listerine strip. hello, kindergarten parents! i'd like to welcome you all to the kindergarten parent mingle. i'm a stay-at-home dad. four years now. it hasn't changed me at all. oh, you got a little something... hey. i get a huge kick out of the anti-pc side of parenting. stuff you wish yo

aye yai yai. so, what happened? nikki: i don't know. he called me up while i was at the beach.d worker. lemonis: which is not the first time you ever heard that? nikki: and, i mean, you can ask all the employees. lemonis: did you guys ever date? nikki: it was on and off. lemonis: but you did a little? -nikki: yeah. -lemonis: okay. while you were working here? -nikki: yeah. -lemonis: okay. joe t.: i fired tim the other day. he didn't come here crying with his mom, you know what i mean? i don't get what the hell's going on.

aye-yai-yai. afternoon highs today here in the city are going to be in the upper 70s. we could see some 80-degree temperatures wand, as well closer to the foothills. that trail. if you like today's forecast, you are really going to like tomorrow's. we will take you through the last few days of summer coming up. >> say it ain't so. it's okay. >> i hope people show up soon. you look lonely out there. thank you. >>> 7:33 on your saturday morning. canadian firefighters made the trip to colorado this week for a ceremony in the springs honoring those who have fallen in the line of duty. they will be going back as the victims of equipment was stolen. the firefighters had it stored. they had tents and other equipment in a trailer for the annual event in colorado springs. police say it was broken into and firefighters say that gear was clearly marked so they know this wasn't an accident. some of the items were supposed to be displayed this weekend at that memorial ceremony. >> doesn't serve a purpose for anybody but us to host our families that are down here lost ones. their fa

. >>> so tell yays are famous -- so them yays are -- sommeliers are famous for their sense of smell andtist for woin. why can they identify some smells that re of us can't? researchers look forward an answer that to that and what they found cowl lead to a breakthrough for alzheimer's. >> i identify the aromatic and flavor nuances in it. >> reporter: as a sommelier, he can identifylogical any ingredient in a wine. >> dry roses. very floral. >> reporter: and now research shows that and sense of smell has developed his brain. >> that's a lot more activity there. did scan on 13 sommeliers and 13 non-experts. she town. the experts could detect scents the others could not but also discovered part of their brains are bigger, including areas susceptible to alzheimer's. >> the fact that they're bigger bodes pretty well for the sommeliers. it suggests they have some degree of protection. >> reporter: dr. banks says developing our sense of smell brains to help prevent disease. >> deafenly stopping to smell the roses a bit, to enjoy life, to think about your sensory experiences. >> reporter: harley say

yay, chris. very happy. >> yay. >> he's awesome. he's a bad as, he's going to go great.ly, he's going to be great. let me just get your thoughts on the election and what it likely tells us. >> it tells us whenever chris wallace does that thing with his glasses, watch out, you're dead, you're roasted. i think the fact that trump quickly accepted is testament to a balanced slate of options here, fair-minded folks, that second one with the tag team is going to be maybe tough, but basically what you have -- >> martha radadz doing a town hall. >> normal candidates do normal debates. we're having a more normal election now than we were before and this is a reflection of that. >> howie, your thoughts? >> really the first debate represents donald trump's best shot at passing the commander in chief test, presenting himself as a plausible president. hillary clinton has been a governor forever and doesn't take that particular problem but trump has a chance to pull a reagan, if he doesn't call her crooked hillary, speaks in complete sentences he could beat the expectations game. >>

some of you are is not you woke up and you're like, yay, my school is closed. not yay because there's no air-conditioning in manufacture of those schools. here's a look at what to expect for the afternoon. this is the forecast if you're going to school today, and you'll be practicing outside football or any of the other fall sports, very uncomfortable. 88 at 2:00, 90 at 4:00, 86 at 6:00, and even 8:00 tonight thunderstorms as well after lunchtime and through about midnight. not a washout, but passing storms are possible. satellite and radar showing you that we are dry right now. there is a lot of cloud cover around, and i think that will keep us around 90 today. not going to be any hotter than that. maybe 91 for a few of you. with clouds around, shouldn't be quite as hot as it was yesterday. it is going to be more humid, though. i'll show you what's happening to the west. you can see showersin through indiana. most of that will fall apart before it makes it here. there's a tiny chance that some of could skim our lakeshore counties, but most of you should be dry until t

yay i am not sure that we are yay about either candidate at this time. respect." bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get straight to bloomberg first word news with sebastian salek. hasstian: north korea tested its most powerful nuclear weapons yet. kim jong-un says it has the ability to mount atomic weapons on rockets. the president of south korea condemned the test, calling it an act of maniacal recklessness. the ceo of britain's second-largest insurer says there needs to be a brexit timetable. that the government must divide more certainty about when it will trigger the process to leave the european union. banking leaders are worried that the eu will try to punish the industry. on capitol hill, a house committee will meet next week to consider a republican plan to roll back the dodd-frank financial reform law. the committee says the bill would impose tougher sections on those who would commit fraud and end the bailout of big banks. says russian interference with the u.s. is probably unlikely. the republican presidential candidate said

yay! >> but because dean's microphone picked up only dean's voice, the tv broadcast made him sound crazy. >> yay>> that unfairly may have killed his campaign. even images can matter more than issues. this video is said to have hurt john kerry. this is said to have helped bill clinton. bill clinton. in the 1980 republican primary george bush had moment against ronald reagan, until in in new e was a moment where reagan looked strong. >> i am paying for this microphone. >> that moment helped change the campaign. >> some o some of them you can . >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> other ones, you got to depend on your candidate seizing a moment you didn't expect to happen. >> there you go again. >> most moments so far this election have been poorly phrased comments. >> if you've got a business, you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen. >> i like being able to fire people that provide services to me. >> they'll put y'all back in chains. >> the media call those gaffes, but often the media don't know. when ed musky lost the '07

yay! >> but because dean's microphone picked up only dean's voice, the tv broadcast made him sound crazy. >> yay that unfairly may have killed his campaign. even images can matter more than issues. this video is said to have hurt john kerry. this is said to have helped bill clinton. bill clinton. in the 1980 republican primary george bush had moment against ronald reagan, until in the debate in new hampshire, there was a moment where reagan looked strong. >> i am paying for this microphone. >> that moment helped change the campaign. >> some o some of them you can . >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> other ones, you got to depend on your candidate seizing a moment you didn't expect to happen. >> there you go again. >> most moments so far this election have been poorly phrased comments. >> if you've got a business, you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen. >> i like being able to fire people that provide services to me. >> they'll put y'all back in chains. >> the media call those gaffes, but often the media don't know. wh

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