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we don't know that those same factors will save new york. miami's fighting to save miami. t to save new york, despite the odds? >> i am fighting to save new york. that's why i wrote this article -- >> your article doesn't contain any solutions, though. >> right. but i -- what i was seeing was that nobody was even aware of the problems. everybody keeps saying, oh, new york has grit, new york has the history, and i believe that. i'm born in new york. i've been -- i grew up around new york. i've lived in the city since 1994. i'm a new yorker. i own a comedy club in the city s. i own a bar in the city. this is a city that i lo and believe in, and the problems are not being addressed, because they're difficult problems. it's very easy for people to say go new york. it's harder to say, here are the problems, this is what we can do about it. maybe we need more per swissive lobbying in d.c. maybe we need them to start contributing. i know they do. >> what's the one -- >> missed opportunities. >> what's the one biggest thing before i have to let you go, presuming that you are indeed

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. ♪ ♪ alix: live from new york to miami alex deal, with guy johnson in london -- i am alix steel, withlondon. yields moving higher here in the u.s., a big move. guy: absolutely, definitely risk-on. equity markets in europe got going first thing this morning. as you can see, the s&p is up .4%. europe is outperforming, up 1.5%. the auto sector is doing well. travel stocks are outperforming. bonds are being sold. gold is off, a 4% moved to the downside now. it could be a bit of vaccine optimism in the markets. we will talk about the russian vaccine in a few minutes time. purring what is s this rally? we will be discussing that. in the next hour, stephen

alix: live from new york to miami alex deal, with guy johnson in london -- i am alix steel, with guy johnson in london. yields moving higher here in the u.s., a big move. guy: absolutely, definitely risk-on. equity markets in europe got going first thing this morning. as you can see, the s&p is up .4%. europe is outperforming, up 1.5%. the auto sector is doing well. travel stocks are outperforming. bonds are being sold. gold is off, a 4% moved to the downside now. it could be a bit of vaccine optimism in the markets. we will talk about the russian vaccine in a few minutes time. purring what is s this rally? we will be discussing that. king, next hour, stephen senior economic adviser to hsbc, will be joining us for the latest on what is happening with the vaccine from his perspective and also the employment story. but the biggest story is around the vaccine. that is where we should really start. alix: so let's do that, let's get the latest. the news overnight, russian president vladimir putin saying his country has registered a vaccine that will enable broad use of the shot while phas

in the game between the new york mets and miami marlins — both teams took off their caps for a momentblack lives matter t—shirt. basketball‘s nba's play—offs and football and ice hockey matches have also been postponed. the american football season doesn't start for another fortnight — and is in full practice mode, but the tennessee titans cancelled their latest session in solidarity. we had a lot of powerful discussions, guys got out their emotions, guys teared up and we had a lot of constructive conversation, but as we went to our team meetings with the entire team, we felt that as players and as an entire organisation that it was right not to practise today. we feel that with all the recent events that have happened in our country, not just this year, not only the past year but the past hundreds of years, we decided it's time to take a stand. valetteri bottas is enjoying his 31st birthday so far he was quickest in the first practice session for sunday's belgian grand prix, just holding off his mercedes team—mate lewis hamilton, with max verstappen close behind. the top three were s

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so things that i've seen used in new york we're using here in miami. t this point, we're just kind of hoping for some kind of success with these patients. >> do you feel more hopeful now than when you were in new york because you have, you know, better ways to treat patients? do you feel more discouraged now because you might have expected this to end by now and it just keeps going and going. >> i will tell you, kim, i completely expected it to end by now. i expected to be home with my family. i brought clothes to new york to go out and tour the city because i had never been before, and, unfortunately, i just didn't get to go out and see anything because the pandemic is still going on. and i don't think anybody could have predicted that it was going to be going on this far into the season. this far past the typical -- typical cold and flu season. >> the toll on health care workers like yourself is obviously huge. you know, we hear about the conditions in some hospitals. nurses forced to reuse ppe. having to work, you know, insane hours with no relief. f

new york, los angeles, miami, houston. and tell us about the rural rise that dr. burks is focusing on. >> we saw them talk about how tennessee is having high case numbers. and you're absolutely right. this isn't just houston and new york or other places like that anymore. i will say this has been going on for a bit of time. she's right that things aren't like they were in march or april but this is not brand new. it's unclear why it's taken so long to realize or speak out about it. but we can't think about this as an urban problem anymore. the virus doesn't care where you live. viruss are going to do what you like to do, come is spread from person to person. >> and there's progress on antibody treatments, which is exciting to hear. >> it is. it makes you feel like there's a lithe at the end of the tunnel. they take antibodies from people who have recovered from coronavirus and they call out the most powerful ones and replicate them and turn them into a medicine. eli announced they're in phase three with their antibody trials. they plan to involve 2,400 study subje

emergency room departments and to the people that are going to fight this virus in new york, texas, alabama, miami, the people put their lives on the line to make this work. as i said, we know we are in a war. 600 people died in the great war, world war ii in six years. we are at 150,000 in six months. people are selfish and self centered. just wear a mask. wash your hands. practice social distancing. i walk in the house, my wife makes me drop my clothes. i go in the kitchen to start eating, she stops me to wash my hand. i get pissed off but it is the right thing. if we do what is right, maybe we can stop this. korea, four cases. four cases. they shut the whole damn country down and they got rid of it. why can't we not be respectful of this disease and just rid ourselves of it least we have to deal with herd immunity. we don't want to have to deal with that. >> you said our rights are going to kill us. you are talking about people saying it is my right not to wear a mask. people wear seatbelts. people didn't like it where seatbelts were made part of the law. people do it now and it seems normal no

that's why in the midst of the protests for jacob blake, the new york mets and miami marlins stood for2 seconds on the field thursday and then left the field without playing the game, leaving behind a black lives matter t-shirt on home plate. well, chadwick boseman passed away on august 28, the day major league baseball celebrated jackie robinson, the legend that boseman played in his breakout role in the 2013 film, "42."." this is a clip. >> giveme a uform. give me a number on myack k an i will give yothe guts. ♪ am just a blplayer. >> you are a hero. >> why don't yololook ithee mirror? this ia a whitman'n's game. >> i'm not goinanywhere i'm right here! >> maybe tomrow we wl all wear 42. watchnd everyone should chadwick boseman in "42." before we take on james brown and then we will talk about what is happening in this country -- of course, it is all related, the history is integral to what is happening now. the role of major league nba, the women's basketball league, to the nba, to football players to baseball league which is now down to 10% comean-american, still across the board re

cheryl casone he the new york mets playing the series final at city field against the miami marlins inver racial injustice instead of announcing their intentions they took a powerful walk off the field. herschel walker appeared on the story with his opinion on how sports can move forward. >> don't blame this president or everyone, quit pointing fingers we did if you want to solve it we've got to get together and talk about it, not protest, not do any of that but gather leadership, go to washington, decide what you want to do. >> corporations joined in and supported the players talking about the shooting in the boycotts. for now sports look like it is back on. a tough year. >> you can say that again. >> donald trump face first at the rnc. >> democrat convention the words under god were removed from the pledge of allegiance. we will never do that. todd: the granddaughter of billy graham joins us with the impact on faith. no matter where you live, where you live has never mattered more. for over 100 years, realtors® have brought local knowledge and deep expertise to helping people find ne

. >> reporter: -- the new york mets and miami marlins walking off the field after observing a moment of silence lasting 42 seconds, in honor of jackie robinson, a black lives matter shirt left on home plate. at least nine nfl teams canceled preseason practices thursday, to discuss social justice issues. the new orleans saints held practice, but players including drew brees wore jacob blake's name on their helmets. >> man, we love our game. we love the game that we play. but our communities are under siege and we can't have a blind eye to it. >> reporter: the loud messages being sent by nba athletes getting this reaction from president trump. >> they become like a political organization, and that's not a good thing. i don't think that's a good thing for sports or for the country. >> reporter: on wednesday, tnt analyst and former nba star kenney smith walking off the set. >> as a black man, as a former player, i think it is best for me to support the players and just not be here tonight. >> and one of the biggest stars and certainly one of the nba's biggest stars, lebron james says thi

multiple emergency departments, to the people who are going to fight this virus in new york, texas, alabama, miami. the people put their lives on the line to make this work. and as i said, we -- we know that we're at a war. we are in a true battle. i was just noticing, the other day, that 600,000 people died in -- in the great war, world war ii. and that was in six years. we're at 150,000 and we're at six months. people are very selfish and very self-centered, that they cannot wear just a mask. that's all i'm asking. wear a mask. wash your hands. and practice social distancing. i mean, when i walk in the house, my -- my wife makes me drop my clothes. when i go in the kitchen and try to stafrt eating, she stops me right there. wash your hands. and i get pissed off but she's right. so, i do what's the right thing. and if we do what's right, maybe we can stop this. remember, in korea, it was four cases. uno, dos, tres, quatro. four cases. they shut the whole damn country down, and they got rid of it. why can we not be respectful of this disease, and just rid ourselves of it? at least we have to deal

obviously we've watched public school districts from all around the country, really, chicago, new york city, miamiareas of texas try to do it in different ways even within new york city, some of the private schools taking different tacts but we will try to get her back and find out what the calculus was behind going fully remote in a state that some would argue handled the earl stages of the pandemic fairly well. >> absolutely, carl. and in new jersey where i am, we were facing a very similar situation, an initial plan to go back with a hybrid in public school, and now starting the fall fully remote. carl >> superintendent juneau, do we have you now >> yes, i'm here >> thanks for your time. good to talk to you am this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so fully remote what is the calculus behind that >> we had been planning, similar to what you had just heard, a hybrid model, i want to start out by thanking the school superintendents across the country for doing this, making decisions, unprecedented time, and the switch over the last year threw us off our loop and we have beenplanning since the

players boycotted the mlb game between new york mets and miami marlins. silence, before walking off the field, leaving behind a black lives matter t—shirt on the home plate. american football is in full practice mode, with the season starting in two weeks, but the tennessee titans cancelled their latest session in solidarity. we had a lot of powerful discussions. guys spilled out their emotions, guys teared up, and we had a lot of constructive conversation. but as we went to our team meeting, with the entire team, we felt as players, and as an entire organisation, that it was right to not practise today. we feel that with all the recent events that's happened in our country, not onlyjust this year, not only the past year, but the past hundreds of years, we decided that it's time to take a stand. there have been protests at the tennis in new york too, with former world number one naomi 0saka choosing not to play her semi—final yesterday. that match will be go ahead later. and the draw for the us open was made as planned, producing an all—british tie in the

a strong show of protest the new york mets and miami marlins observed 42 seconds of silence on the evebinson day and left a black lives matter t-shirt on home plate and walked off the field. more than 100 current and former black major league baseball players make up the players alliance. the organization says their players will donate yesterday and today's salaries to fight racial inequality and help black families and communities impacted by recent events. >> we are not going to shut up and play ball. >> nba referees showed their support thursday marching in orlando wearing everyone versus racism shirt. nba players and reps were in talk yesterday afternoon and no official announcement when to resume playoff games. they were hoping to do so today or this weekend. yesterday president trump weighed in on the nba. >> president trump: they have become like a political organization and that's not a good thing. i don't think it's a good thing for sports or for the country. >> already today the baltimore ravens announced they are canceling their practice and will hold a team unifying session

maria: welcome back, sports world coming to near stop for a second straight day, the new york mets miami justice. >> the wave of -- to one another, so it would appear as though after poignant moment that the mets and marlins i will not be playing baseball tonight. >>. maria: a black lives matter t-shirt placed on home plate seven other games postponed amid protests follow nba wmba boith games after shooting of jacob blake nabout. a playoffs to assume after a vote yesterday, your reaction. >> i think we should say we have been talking a lot about violent protesters, and mayhem in a lot of cities, these are players who are peacefully protesting so they are speaking out on a nation they care about i think should be noted but as far as -- content i think we have learned, that the black lives matter organization has an agenda includes defunding the police that goes way beyond any of the particulars of these recent tragedies i guess would i hope people consider that give justice system a chance to prosecute cops when they do -- >> we will slip in a break confidential resources executive chairm

here's video of the new york mets and the miami marlins walking off the field thursday night. . >> andow after a moment of silence that lasted 42 seconds, the day before we celebrate jackie robinson day, the mets are exiting the field after both teams exchanged a wave of caps to one another, so it would appear as though after a poignant moment that the mets and marlins will not be playing baseball tonight. >> nba players are also leaving the game before playoffs. just as powerful, the emotional and personal stories and statements from well known figures in the sports world including on msnbc this morning. >> i mean, we're tired. you know? i'm embarrassed. i don't want to live in the most racist country in the world. right now we are the laughingstock of the world. this is how -- we're sick of it. we're all americans. we should all be one. your racism is no the my business. keep it to yourself. that's how i feel. we're done with all this stuff. you know? this is america? this is our country right now? it's an embarrassment. >> all you hear is donald trump and all of 'em talking about fe

miami happened several month after what happened in new york city.ns learned in new york city have helped everyone else in the world. it is nobody's fault these things occurred and we did not know what was going on. now that you know what is going on, take prudent steps. wear our mask, have your distancing, have your cleaning, do the appropriate measures. that said, it is a matter where you can operate at the occupancy which is allowable. we are operating at the empire state building observatory right now. we have the same ventilation there. the fresh air comes into that space three to 22 times in our. tom: last question, what portion of rents are not being paid? tony: in july, we reported 91% collection, lower in the retail than in office. tom: very good. tony malkin, thank you so much appeared we will do this again soon. empire state realty trust, part of new york city -- i really cannot say enough about the bloomberg article today on the emptiness of midtown manhattan. as i have said before, certainly we have seen this from london and other cities

the new york mets and miami marlins were supposed to play a game yesterday.nstead, they observed 42 seconds of silence in honor of the mighty jackie robinson who wore that number when he broke major league baseball's color barrier. then after that, they took their caps and left the field leaving behind a black lives matter t-shirt on home plate. they did not play their game. it's just the latest in what's become a cascade of powerful boycotts and demonstrations in the world of sports, largely set in motion by the nba players who decided to boycott their own playoffs. they started a cross-sport movement. that mets game was one of seven in major league baseball postponed yesterday along with three games in the wnba, on top of that, every nhl playoff game last night and today postponed. semifinal tennis matches at the western and southern open suspended and nine nfl teams call off their practices. but today, perhaps a new chapter in the effort. the nba announced that games would resume tomorrow. but that's not the whole story. the league and its players also agr

louis cardinals, the miami marlins as well as the new york mets and cincinnati reds. you'll hear more from the a's' gm coming up in sports. >>> a major shift coming tomorrow in california's road to reopening. it will affect one of the big things we're focused on as we try to build a better bay area amid the pandemic. the economy. governor newsom's new guidelines go into effect on monday based on case numbers and test positivity rate. counties will be four color code tiers. most of the bay area will start off purple. that's the most stringent tier. it still allows for hair salons and malls to open with limited operations. san francisco is taking a slower approach. salon there's only be able to open outdoors. it will be a mad dash at the state capitol tomorrow to pass an eviction moratorium bill. governor newsom announced on it friday after weeks of negotiation, it does not stop all evictions but it would protect many rentalers. tomorrow marks the ends of the legislative session. so the bill needs to go through many steps before being enacted, passing a final vote in th

york. now miami. it is human to say that's not here and not my problem. respond in time we don't know enough amazingly bad things can happen. that's the experience of my colleagues. i trained in new york as an er doctor and know the hospitals. they encountered something this spring that none of us imagined. we see a lot in new york as you know. >> sandra: you think of the medical advancement we've seen in the country and globally since 1918 and then you talk about such similarities and this pandemic is echoing that. historians who are also looking back at 1918 and comparing it to now, do they agree with you, doctor? >> certainly the numbers suggest that as i said before they kind of belong in the same ballpark which is the point. there are some important differences in what is happening today as opposed to back then and we're not saying that they are completely analogous, there are big differences. one thing that we do know is for example older people 102 years ago really weren't as affected. but today 65-year-old today has a lot of life in them left. 75

granda's side of the story, saying the liaisons happened multiple times per year at hotels in miami and new york in virginia. providing text replies from granda including becki falwell and called the first lady of liberty university. >> you're at liberty university, training tomorrow's workforce but also promoting traditional family values. >> reporter: one text from 2012 she allegedly writes to granda, "right now i'm just missing you like crazy. have you had this effect on all of your lady friends?" falwell was one of president trump's most prominent evangelical supporters. his january 2016 endorsement helping the thrice married real estate mogul with a history of alleged extramarital affairs win the support of white evangelicals. a key voting bloc. >> i truly believe mr. trump is america's blue-collar billionaire. he is down to earth, he loves america and the american people. >> reporter: now, falwell had already been on an indefinite leave of absence from liberty university after posting a photo on instagram with a woman he said was his wife's assistant showing both with their pants unfastene

there were texts published who told ed this happened multiple times per year at hotels in miami and new yorke falwell's home in virginia. a june 2020 exchange shows how the relationship between the falwells and granda had deteriorated after they invested together in a local property. it really is a shame because i wanted to move on with our lives but if conflict is what you want, then so be it. falwell said i will not be extorted. i have treated you fairly and been restrained in response to your threats. going forward, stop contacting me and my family. granda denied the blackmail accusation. >> we must unite between trump and pence. >> reporter: falwell had been on the indefinite leave of absence from the staunchcally conservative university. he later said this picture was meant in good fun. a troubled month for an influential conservative voice who nabbed a coveted speaking spot at the convention in 2016. >> thank you. >> reporter: and told out front -- >> we're all sinners. nobody understands that better than evangelicals and we all need forgiveness. >> it is important to note this is not

york city. the mets and miami marlins took the field and before the first pitch all the players came out of thea 42-second moment of silence in tribute to jackie robinson. today the league celebrates jackie robinson day. everyone left the field leaving only a black lives matter shirt at home plate. >> this is unprecedented, and, you know, i think it's for the good of, you know, inspiring change and making the world a better place, we hope, so i think there's a lot of work to be done, but, you know -- >> what people don't understand, like this is way bigger than baseball, you know. this is life. this is humanity. >> amazing to see, jim, just the solidarity, you know, from sport to sport across the entire country, everyone fighting for the cause. >> way bigger than sports. nice to see my mets out there part of it. andy scholes, thanks very much. >> all right. >>> thanks very much to you for joining us today. goodness, so much to digest in this world today. we'll bring it to you every day. i'm jim sciutto. "newsroom" with kate balduan will start right after a short break. we are national universit

the miami marlins have 20 cases, and there are now six cases within the st. louis cardinals organization, according to "the new york times." joining me now from miami is nbc news correspondent sam brock. so sam, there's over 100 pages of protocols for how players and staffers and venues are supposed to operate when they get in -- when they leave home to when they get into the stadium. it sounds like not even that can stop the spread of this virus. where do we stand on the likelihood we're going to make it through this 60-game season? >> it's hard to believe, katy. good afternoon, that we're only ten days into the major league baseball season. it's been such a turbulent start so far. as far as the 100-plus page manual of how people should be conducting themselves, it is important to note there's an investigation going on right now looking at the miami marlins but no conclusions so far. we have watched baseball games go on here, and we have seen players from all teams, for that matter, spitting, touching each other, high fiving in ways they're not supposed to be doing. whether that's the reason we have seen outbreaks

miami. >> reporter: i'm mola lenghi in new york city, where there's an advisory of sorts for visitors andidents arriving on planes, trains, and automobiles. >> if you come here, you must quarne. it is not optional. >> reporter: travelers from 34 states and puerto rico, deemed coronavirus hot spots, will now be greeted by covid checkpoints set up to enforce new york state's mandatory 14-day quarantine. >> this is serious stuff, and it's time for everyone to realize it. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio said contract tracers will be positioned at the city's bus and train stations, checking i.d.s to register travelers. but the mayor's announcement seemed to catch the port authority, which oversees much of the region's transportation infrastructure, off guard. the port authority telling cbs news today they were unaware of the mayor's initiative prior to his announcement yesterday, and now some are raising concerns about civil liberties. >> i'm not crazy about the idea of just randomly stopping people like that without probable cause. >> reporter: there are still questions about how exactly th

and new york on tuesday and a few showers will appear in miami as we go into tuesday. that is it for now. stay safe. ♪ ♪ >>> and that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. thank you for joining us on nhk world japan. xxxx >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." the pandemic is not just spreading a virus. it is also spreading fear. people fret about their health, livelihoods, and their future. social distancing may keep us safe from infection but it also leads to emotional isolation. across the globe, that isolation is taking a growing toll on people's mental health. those already struggling with mental health disorders are especially vulnerable. and that includes people in the group of drug addictions. in the united states the problem has health officials sounding a new coronavirus alarm. >> this is chandler cook from the state of florida. he died in april at just 28 years of age. his mother has fond memorieies her son.n. >> i i think that's thehe b beg to d describe chandndler is h h such a great sense off humor. he loved people. he loved

. >> what about the main character of miami cop and even "new york times" had to admit that he was real. they are all small choices that your characters make that distinguish them from those around them. what do you feel having common with some of your other for tagging this more specifically what did his morality reflect? >> i didn't mean to write about the cuban policeman when i started out. the subjects that interest me where the locale and i walked in and i wait for the character. i wait for the characters to arrive which they inevitably do and probably because i have a great introduction to the police not family john kennedy but angel one of the great people on the police force in my humble opinion and they would steer me in this direction and it was always the right direction. john couldn't be here tonight. he's in bahrain running i'm not sure where the runs but it's heavy stuff. >> by the way thank you for your dedication. >> it let me just say angel have the greatest voice i have ever seen. angel was used for talking hostages out of jumping off of buildings. when a crisis would

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meanwhile the miami marlins had some good news on friday francisco severely homerun helping them to a 43 win over the new york mets it's a 6 straight win for miami who had 10 games cancelled since m.l. be returned because of a coronavirus outbreak. lewis hamilton will be hoping to convert practice pace into pole later for the 70th anniversary grand prix at silverstone the championship leader topped the time sheets in friday's 2nd session is miss a steam at all terry bought us for 2nd practice. i'll be here again later for most sports news peter peter many thanks so hale is here from 11 g he'll have the latest out of kabul another news hour for you. hopefully see that. setting the discussion we are live at times when we are going to have to defend our democracies examining the headlines this is not the way to treat a migrant workers law the way you treat human explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire. the world is watching out is the. rewind returns with a new series. premiere dates on the pants down to serious documentaries. in the fall just. to remind continues

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meanwhile the miami marlins had some good news on friday francisco severely a home run helping them to a 43 win over the new york mets it's a 6th straight win for miami who have had 10 games cancelled since m.l. be returned because of a coronavirus outbreak. well even if it almost falls news coming up again later in the thanks so much pisa well let's remind you now of our top story choose days port explosion in beirut has reignited a wave of anger towards the government right now thousands are protesting in the center of the lebanese capital you're watching these live pictures from martyrs square where police have been firing tear gas as you can see from the crowd from the crowds of of the gas that are still floating to try to disperse demonstrators who are also outside parliament leaders are accused of corruption and inaction leading to tuesday's devastating blast which killed $158.00 people and wounded 6060 people remain missing and also around 300000 lebanese are homeless because of all the damage that caused 3 m.p.'s from the opposition christian party have quit making 5 resignations in total protesters have

york city down to florida. what's happening now is, for example, south florida, miami in particular, had its best month for condost all around the country. but that's because the inventory's getting absorbed because people want to leave. maria: meanwhile, the rnc this week in their convention tried to suggest a bigger tent than people knew about in the republican party. they are reaching out to african-americans, they're reaching out to gays and lesbians, they're reaching out to women. you were in democratic politics as a former member of president obama's finance committee. do you think that the president's message is resonating with the african-american community? how's the support in the black community for trump? >> i think that the challenge the president has is to get black voters to pause and listen to him and look at his record. the media, the mainstream media has assaulted him and been on attack for the last four-plus years. but if you look at his policies, i think that they deserve a closer look. support for historically black colleges, criminal justice reform, reforming the severe criminal justice impa

miami. chuck and i met in high school. we're high school sweethearts. lemonis: okay. mary lou: chuck, in 1976, went to new yorkecause his family had a swimwear business, and then, i moved to new york. and we always thought we would come back here. lemonis: and why haven't you? mary lou: because i have the job. i have the income. i have the health insurance. lemonis: so why doesn't the business move to new jersey if you guys can't move? mary ellen: my brother was here. he went to college here. he stayed here. it just was convenient at the time. mary lou: and we just kept it here. -chuck: yes. -lemonis: okay. any time you split the operations in different cities, you're potentially gonna have a high level of inefficiency. also, typically, the fashion world is either east coast, based in new york, or west coast, based in los angeles. and so one of those two choices isn't miami. can i see the product? is there a warehouse or something? mary ellen: yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. this is the warehouse. charlie: this is where we bring all the merchandise in from china. lemonis: and then, in new jersey, are there offices? -