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lemonis: .working? .his brand won t just go out of style, it will go out of business. patrick: i m just so [bleep] scared. lemonis: my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we re not gonna wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we re gonna wake up every morning wondering how many jobs we have to do. it s not always pretty. everything s gonna change everything. but i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this. let s go to work. .is the profit. in 2008, patrick dilascia moved from new york city to los angeles to launch his namesake clothing brand, dilascia. patrick: i want to have my life. i want to have my dream. lemonis: specializing in screen-printed t-shirts with playful designs, patrick built a storefront, a website, and most importantly accounts with big-name retailers, like nordstrom and barneys. and as his company grew, his siblings dan and kelly came to l.a. to pitch in. patrick: people are ....
meeting with nato leaders and open borders and terror, issues bigger than before. and also meeting with angela merkel. they re going to make a statement in the next hour. also the meeting takes added importance, of course, as we learn more about the u.k. terror bombers, three members of his family are now under arrest, including his father and two brothers and the bomber was an isis fighter in libya. it s a very busy day in the world and for your money. varney & company is go about to begin. let s get right to politics, the montana republican running for congress body slams and punches a guardian reporter in front of a fox news crew. sick and tired of you guys! the last guys that came here did the same thing. get the hell out of here! get the hell out of here! the last guy did the same thing. are you with the guardian? yes, you broke my glasses. the last guy did the same damn thing. you just body slammed me on broke my glasses. ashley: the reporter ben th ....
york times leaked photos of the manchester bombing scene. president trump and u.k. prime minister theresa may meeting again this hour at the g7 conference, we are going to bring you the headlines as we get them in. mark zuckerberg got political at the harvard speech. he s talking free money from the government. we ve got a big show. varney & company starts right now. . charles: we begin on a devastating note where a bus of coptic christians. ashley: at last count, 23 people killed and wounding 25 others, a bus 140 miles south of cairo, they were headed to a monastery and attacked by eight to ten individuals dressed in army fatigues. isis, no one has claimed responsibility, but isis has been targeting coptic christians several times in recent months. there was a terrible bombing or bombings at two churches in april that killed 46 people. an indication how coptic christians are targeted in egypt. charles: so far no hash tags from the media. looks like a lower market. ....
get on with it he says. he wants health care and tax reform passed quickly. despite the negatives and the problems the dow will go up again. politics and money, that s what we do. varney & company is about to begin. back to the news that s developing and breaking as we speak. there are reports that president trump is going to pull out of the paris climate deal. ashley, do we have anything more than he s likely to. ashley: well, we do, we re told by according to sources that there s a small team including the epa administrator working on the detail. two options that the trump administration could use here, one which would be much faster, and far more extreme to exit the underlying the climate change treaty. they do that, the u.s. is out period, out of everything. or they can initiate from the paris climate accord, they say it could take three years to disentangle. stuart: this is the paris accord. ashley: if you want to draw it out for three years, you withdraw from t ....
they are not bothered by that controversial decision. and by the way that course happened and that very hour. some 24 hours ago. scott pruitt out today to counterpunch the critics. there he is. he believes humans do contribute to global warming it is up to other world leaders to decide if they will sit down with the president to renegotiate paris accord or even forge a new climate deal. also refusing those multiple questions. with an all-star lineup to break it all down. in the former congressman. they are on opposites sides of the argument. we are talking about him a lot this week. there is more brush and talk. let s start the count on. while i guess disappointing day. they are waking up and let s be honest to a bit of a bummer. the unemployment rate 4.3% sounds good. april s numbers aprils numbers also by the way values down. in spite of that though. markets continue their steady climb upward. it is another trifecta. it s up to 67. the s&p up a third of a%. begin 53 p ....