zoe: thank you for calling zoe's chocolate.is: ...a confectionery company based in waynesboro, pennsylvania. zoe: text pam and ask her if she can cover your monday shift. lemonis: their mission -- to turn out exquisitely handcrafted chocolates inspired by their greek heritage. eleni: i really like the consistency. lemonis: you could say that chocolate is running through their veins. their family has been in the chocolate business for over 100 years, including their father, george, a greek immigrant. they brought him onboard as their master chocolatier and quickly gained a small following. pantelis: i just wanted to follow up on that order that you wanted for those clients that are coming in next weekend. lemonis: but 10 years in, sales have dropped sharply and their losses are mounting. zoe: you know what? yeah, refund his entire order. pantelis: that's ridiculous. lemonis: and zoe's fear is that her family legacy may disappear. zoe: [bleep] how are you gonna get all these orders out? ♪♪ lemonis: still, my research tells me tha

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only 200 kids got a slot, including six-year-old zoe. and her brother, eight-year-old max. >> families are excited. we did not advertise. >> half of the kids get a placebo. the other half get the real thing. max is hoping for the actual vaccine, because he has plans. >> i can go back to playing with my cousins. right now, we've been on face time. >> isabel and jesus are the parents. mom is an emergency room nurse in santa clara county, and she's worked on the front lines of the pandemic. >> i feel that it is our personal responsibly, our responsibility to our children, and to our elderly, and to our community. >> while kids are currently low risk for serious infection, a new report shows they are not immune. >> almost 4 million children have been infected in this country, with over 16,000 hospitalizations, and up to 600 deaths. >> the family has so far weathered the pandemic, and they say it is time to take the next step. >> we want to give them the best opportunity to stay healthy. we cannot control what that virus does. we can affect t

. >> zoe: yeah. i--i just-- i don't understand. i mean, you say that you wanna be happy for me, but you also can't. i mean, why not? i mean, i'm back with the man that i love and we're getting married, okay? life could not be better. >> paris: i know it appears that way. >> zoe: anso

dina: welcome to zoe's.icious... lemonis: that was really good. -dina: yeah. lemonis: ...but the business is in meltdown. zoe: the last couple years, it's just been declining, and i can't figure out why. lemonis: though the owners, three siblings, have made great sacrifices, they've failed to properly market their product... sean: our initial reaction was that we didn't know how it connected to you. zoe: what's the story to this, that we're greek? lemonis: ...and they're resistant to even the smallest change. petros: we don't want to be mainstream and do what everyone else is doing. that's how we've gotten to 18 awesome chocolate pieces. lemonis: in 10 years. lemonis: if i can't get them to open up and try new things...

zoe there. in the skies, the race is on to decarbonise aviation. companies are looking at different ways to be able to make air travel more environmentally friendly. and marc cieslak�*s been looking at some of the more dramatic solutions. here's the problem. the environment. we as a species are negatively impacting it in lots of different ways. aviation contributes to just over 2% of global emissions. pre—pandemic, the number was predicted to rise fast. the problem with aeroplanes are those. and the fuel that they run on pollutes the environment when it's made and when it's used, so engineers, scientists and aerospace companies are looking at ways of cleaning up the stuff that comes out of those. if we're going to allow people to keep on travelling, then we're going to have to make aircraft which are far more efficient. and so there will be a real pressure to develop technologies, new shapes of aircraft, new propulsion systems that fundamentally reduce the fuel burn of aircraft. here at the univ

ellie has fallen for classmate abbie, played by zoe terakes, whose previous credits include playing transared to give ellie some much—needed advice on how to ask abbie to the year 12 formal — the australian equivalent of a prom — but it seems that ellie is not the only one in need of help. just. ..don't. released to coincide with pride month, ellie & abbie (& ellie's dead aunt) is a somewhat ramshackle but still solidly good—hearted affair. at times, the supernatural subplot put me in mind of gurinder chadh's 2010 oddity it's a wonderful afterlife, with zanetti seeming a little uncertain just how seriously to take the ghost story elements. personally, i found the aunt tara stuff a distraction from the main event, the beautifully clumsy courtship between ellie and abbie with all its small—scale interpersonal triumphs and tragedies. look, ijust want to . preface this upfront — i have absolutely no interest in being messed around. - terakes in particular is good as a character whose sexuality has taught her to be tough and non—reliant, and terrific support from kiwi legend rachel house, who

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zoe there.een looking at some of the more dramatic solutions. the environment. we as a species are negatively impacting it in lots of different ways. aviation contributes to just over 2% of global emissions. pre—pandemic, the number was predicted to rise fast. the problem with aeroplanes are those. and the fuel that they run on pollutes the environment when it's made and when it's used, so engineers, scientists and aerospace companies are looking at ways of cleaning up the stuff that comes out of those. if we're going to allow people to keep on travelling, then we're going to have to make aircraft which are far more efficient. and so there will be a real pressure to develop technologies, new shapes of aircraft, new propulsion systems that fundamentally reduce the fuel burn of aircraft. here at the university of cambridge's whittle laboratory, they specialise in work relating to turbomachinery. there are several projects and technologies being developed here that are considering sustainability an

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zoe: the trump administration plans to allow drilling here for oil and gas.

why else would she say she was with carter the night that zoe caught him in bed?flo: look, paris. i--i know that you're just trying to protect your sister here, but this is ridiculous. my mom and i don't keep secrets from each, we tell each other everything. right, mom? >> eric: no, no, no, maurice, no. it has to be the mulberry silk. nothing else is acceptable. good. all right. thank you. get that ordered right away and let donna know as soon as it is. thank you. my god.

joining me is zoe brennan cohen.because britney spears is a cultural icon but also about the control. there are lots of people who find themselves subjected to a conservatorship. can you explain exactly how it works? >> sure, thank you for having me. the conservatorship or a guardianship in other states, it takes rights from one person and gives those rights to another person who is a conservator or guardian. it's a nearly complete deprivation of the person's rights to make decisions to the mundane, to very difficult decisions, medical decisions, how the person spends their money. who they see. who they don't see. you know, how they live their lives. so, it's a really extreme and invasive intervention. and as you said, it's actually quite widespread. often, conservatorships and guardianships are impositioned as a matter of course with people with disabilities in a way that's very problematic. >> about that, in the specific case of britney spears, we don't know why she needs a conservatorship. over the last 14 years s

i didn't feel at all my tune. zoe looked now she is a good i have been down for the carnival hotel, continue to prosper and thrive. in the postwar years to day, it remains a landmark in the city and the repository of the treasured memory of those journalists who made this war hotel, their headquarters, their sanctuary, and their home. i was speaking about half a century ago in terms of being a war hotel for correspondence delivered. it was what the ward in a sense, really never ended for me. ah. the 1st impressions that you have when you are a young person, are the deepest impressions you have when you show up at a war zone in a place. cambodia, vietnam at age 22. that sticks with you for the rest of your life. ah, when the war at action ever came to saigon life, be overthrown, node and z, and the military code the tet offensive. and now the fall of saigon, the caravel was the great vantage point. and i and because the hotel continued to operate and provide food and lodgings, it qualified in my mind as the perfect war. oh tell and does to this day when i think about it, ah ah ah, be part of

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. >> reporter: siblings max and zoe are part of a new pfizer trial for 5 to 11-year-olds. >> i can go back to playing with my cousins. right now we've only been playing video games and calling each other on facetime. >> reporter: pfizer and moderna home their vaccines will be available for children as young as 5 this fall. >> almost four million children have been infected in this country with over 16,000 hospitalizations and between 300 and 600 deaths. >> reporter: both drugmakers plan to have their vaccines available to kids as young as six months old later this year. brave kids on the front lines of this vaccination research. now, trial results from both pfizer and moderna for 5 to 11-year-olds are expected in september. moderna has already started its trials on even younger kids. and pfizer's expected to start those trials in the next few weeks. anne-marie? >> all right. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. >>> kamala harris says her swing through mexico and guatemala was a success. she was in mexico city yesterday where she met with the country's president. they signed a

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zoe dronfield is a survivor of domestic abuse and a campaigner for women's rights.lready been obtained. what do you think of that? i already been obtained. what do you think of that?— think of that? i 'ust find the whole think of that? i just find the whole thing remarkable, _ think of that? i just find the whole thing remarkable, really. - think of that? i just find the whole thing remarkable, really. given i think of that? i just find the whole | thing remarkable, really. given the nature of the offending of domestic abuse is manipulation, is about power and control and for me, having that contact with the perpetrator. they will use that to manipulate a victim and could potentially start the abuse back up again. in victim and could potentially start the abuse back up again. in terms of our the abuse back up again. in terms of your perpetrator. — the abuse back up again. in terms of your perpetrator, who _ the abuse back up again. in terms of your perpetrator, who was _ the abuse back up again. in terms of your perpetrator, who was jailed, i your perpetrator, who w

let's hear more about the office that report, this from our correspondent, zoe conway.ence sexual harassment. , ., ., harassment. it is normalised and there is not _ harassment. it is normalised and there is not enough _ harassment. it is normalised and there is not enough of— harassment. it is normalised and there is not enough of a - there is not enough of a consequence.— there is not enough of a consequence. there is not enough of a conseuuence. , ., ., consequence. lucy in of no left school, consequence. lucy in of no left school. but _ consequence. lucy in of no left school, but they _ consequence. lucy in of no left school, but they how _ consequence. lucy in of no left school, but they how hard - consequence. lucy in of no left school, but they how hard it i consequence. lucy in of no left. school, but they how hard it was being sent sexually explicit images from other students on social media. i have received more than i can count on my hands and i think that the first things go to your mother and other than that, i think it's hard to know to do because you feel

zoe conway reports.ssment. it is normalised and it is ok for men to do these things to women and young girls and there's not enough of a consequence. lucy and kerry have now left school but they remember how hard it was being sent sexually explicit images by other pupils on social media. i have received more than i can count on my hands images of privates that i didn't want to see, and the first port of call is to go to your mum but other than that it is really hard to know what to do because you feel very vulnerable in the situation and you feel like i don't want to see that! actual harassment has become normalised, so much so that it is not a surprise any more and it isjust brushed off. it is nothing that we think of is out of the ordinary, it has become so normalised that most women have experienced it whether in the street or on social media. 0fsted visited 32 schools and colleges to investigate sexual abuse in schools. inspectors were shocked by what they heard. nearly 90% of girls told 0fsted they

number of daily cases that we, that you mention on your programme, but also it has been noticed in the zoewe see a couple of weeks ago seems to be leveling off now, so that is pretty good. plus, the ons now, so that is pretty good. plus, the 0ns study that came out today showing very low numbers of cases after 21 days after the first vaccination. and also, the fact that we have heard a lot about how one dose may not be enough to prevent infection, but public health england published an analysis to days ago showing that a single dose is still a pretty good at keeping you out of hospital, the effectiveness of the vaccine, 75% in terms of preventing people needing to go to hospital. so a lot of good news over the last few days, i think. a lot of good news over the last few days. ithink-— days, ithink. i've interviewed you a number of— days, ithink. i've interviewed you a number of times, _ days, ithink. i've interviewed you a number of times, it _ days, ithink. i've interviewed you a number of times, it is _ days, ithink. i've interviewed you a number of times, it is rare - days, ithink. i've

i heard him speaking on the zoe ball's programme _ brutal.ther - brutal. i heard him speaking on the | zoe ball's programme the other day and he said he was not sure his children would want to watch it. also talking about line of duty. he is always busy because everybody who works with him absolutely loves spending time with him. they keep employing him to do morejobs. i employing him to do more jobs. i have already seen this and i'm in. there is a lad called marcus armitage. you may have seen a video a few weeks ago. he broke the world record on a runway for the longest ball hit ever that lands on a moving car, 303 yards. it was a nice little trick. he is really well—known because he has got a great sense of humour, he is funny. he has got one of these remarkable back stories. he has never won a tour event. and yesterday he won his first ever event, the european open. afterwards all this emotion poured out of him. i thought it was a beautiful insight into her hard sport can be at the darkest of times, because this is a kid who left school at

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. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "just another link in the chain" by the prison music project and zoe boekbinderemocracy now! i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. in florida, the death toll has risen to 12, with nearly 150 people still missing following the catastrophic collapse of a 13-story apartment building in surfside, right next to miami beach. on thursday, president biden is scheduled to visit the site with his wife dr. biden. the state attorney for miami-dade county has announced that she would ask a grand jury to examine what may be deadliest collapse of a residential building in u.s. history. a 2018 inspection found the building had "abundant cracking and spalling" in its foundation, with engineers pointing to design flaws and insufficient waterproofing. less than three months before the collapse, the president of the condominium association warned residents that the damage had "gotten significantly worse." just last week, a pool contractor took photos underneath the building's pool deck showing water damage and cracked concrete. while investigators have not determined the exact cause o

zoe williams says that's who we're friend who witnessed the recent incident describes it. the sighting happened at the botanical gardens when 2 women brought their small children to the area to play. >> one of them describing it as a traumatic encounter when a coyote quickly approached the 2 toddlers, thankfully no one was physically hurt. but now signs are posted at the gardens warning visitors at its coyote pupping season and there's an active coyote done in the area concerning for obviously we are. >> wanting to ensure her safety. every child safety ever. anyone safety in general. but, you know, i feel like here at the park. they they do put out the signs. and, you know, i feel like that's a big part of it is just being aware and knowledgeable and knowing exactly what you need to do as newer parents. cherry major mark cause us that her husband j j. >> share concerns about possibly aggressive coyote ease. it's a they've come to the park often enough to feel safe in situations as long as they're able to keep their distance and actually was you know, for a photo shoot for