wisconsin.n kenosha, made javelins and pacers and gremlins. no one makes a car anymore in kenosha. when you have a union, not only do you have a sane workplace and you have will have higher wages and better benefits. the problem is that there have .een attacks on labor unions.lker destroyed he did it for political purposes. we are at a third of the unionization rate of places like canada. it adds to the quality of life by lifting everyone's wages. i am strongly supportive of people who are striking and i thought it was terrible than they tried to take away health care from people because they were on strike. since then, they realized the foolishness of that. we all need to stand together. if you do not stand together, people will take us individually apart. >> great to talk with you, thank you so much for your time. i know you are about to head home to district. i was wondering what your messages for them about what congress will be doing for the rest of the year and what they should be looking for going into the election year and how you explain to them about what is going on in w

lemonis: even the people in kenosha? bill: what's that? lemonis: even the people in kenosha?een a conversation about why do we have people here. when are other people from libertyville coming up here? lemonis: yeah. bill: the way i look at it, i live a mile away. i get a lot more time in the office here. lemonis: or... bill: or be driving 30 or 40 minutes, right? lemonis: yeah. it took me 26 minutes. bill: really? okay. lemonis: yep. i'm definitely seeing some things that don't add up, so what i'd rather do is sit down and study the numbers because we all know the numbers don't lie. ♪ what's happening? thom: how are you doing? lemonis: how are you? what's happening? alex: how's it going? lemonis: i think the business that you guys are in is pretty fantastic, but do you guys feel like there's a lot of warmth between the two of you? alex: no. thom: no, probably not. we're not touchy-feely. lemonis: you could get a job doing a lot of things. why do you want to work for your dad? alex: legacy. lemonis: what does that mean? alex: it means a lot to him. it means a lot to me. i'd wa

kenosha county sheriff david beth says the brothers were actually filling them with 1,00.riff is joining us. it sounds like you fell into something a lot bigger than what you are banking on. >> yeah, this was hiding underneath our nose on this one in waukesha, the parents thank goodness brought their kid to the police station up there and got the ball rolling. we are thankful they did and we were able to uncover this and we have many agencies right now contacting those looking to assist us and see how they can tie these cartridges that are being shipped out to the illnesses and deaths throughout the midwest in the country. >> shepard: it sounds like a lot of product for two guys. >> we know there's more involved here, and we are in the process of trying to hunt them down. it's our start. we were amazed they were doing this in an upper-class condo in kenosha county and they lived with their mom and grandfather a couple miles away. they ran the separation for a little over a year and a half and it kept growing and there was enough, a million and a half in product is amazing

i grew up in kenosha, wisconsin, used to have 14,000 people making cars out of 70,000. madecan motors, we javelins and pacers and gremlins, all kinds of different up. growing and no one makes a car anymore in kenosha. goode had family-supporting wages doing that. when you have a union, not only do you have a say in your workplace, you also statistically are going to have higher wages and better benefits don't.ople who the problem is, there's been attacks on labor going on, very republicans, the and wisconsin, i saw scott walker destroying public rightee unions, mega us a to -- making us a right to work state, even though contractors asked him not to do it. it for political purposes. we're about a third of the unionization rate in places like canada. i think, though, the public, electeds ahead of officials. they want to have a say in ther workplace. lifting everyone's wages, we're all going to be better in those kitchen table conversations that people have. i am strongly supportive of the people who are striking. i thought it was terrible when they tried to take away hea

two brothers from kenosha, wisconsin were charged in a massive counterfeit thc vaping cartridges.r $15 each. they said they thought it would be a good business opportunity. shep? >> shepard: trace gallagher live. seems you can make milk from anything these days. the old school cow milk is best for your kids. that's according to four of the country's biggest health organizations including american academy of pediatrics. you need to avoid giving plant based milk to children under the age of 5. they say start with whole milk before moving to skim or 1%. doctors say giving kids a taste of the healthy stuff when they're young creates good habits. if you have ever walked into an animal shelter, you know that they're filled with pets waiting for somebody to adopt them. for some, shelter life is permanent. a man in kansas is making it his mission to help a dog find her forever home. this is queen. she's a 3-year-old terrier mix. she's been waiting in an animal shelter outside kansas city for more than 400 days. a guy named scott poore overseas a clothing brand that brings awareness to ani

grady trimble in kenosha, wisconsin, with details on that story. grady. here called this drug ring one of the largest of its kind in the entire country. he said a small group of people were producing 3 to 5,000 thc vaping cartridges every single day for the past year-and-a-half. when you see images it is just astounding. when detectives searched the condo, they found tens of thousands of filled cartridges. even more unfilled. a million 1/2 dollars worth of thc oil. all of in packages made to look like candy. this was sophisticated operation according to detectives. one ringleader had 10 employees they say who filled out time cards. but all of it came unraveled when the parents of a high school student turned in their son after they found him with one of the cartridges. now the sheriff has a warning for parents all across the country. >> it looks like candy in these vaping cigarettes. it is not candy. it is highly potent drugs. we need to get the parents involved and don't take this as, it is just cherry or sour patch candy. it's not. it is not what you th

well, investigators arrested a 20-year-old here in the kenosha county area of wisconsin. of illegal vaping products, every single day for about two years. they say that he had ten employees working for him and he ran the operation, according to the district attorney's office, like a business with time cards and everything. when detectives went into his home, they found a million and a half worth of marijuana, cell phones gurns, thc oil and $20,000 worth of cash. now, this arrest, the backdrop of all of this is that there have been six vaping related deaths across the united states in recent months. there have been 450 people who have gotten sick with lung illnesses which are also tied to vaping according to health officials, and there appears to be a link between these illegal thc products like the one we are talking about here and these illnesses in some of the cases. stuart: have you got anything more on the meeting between president trump and white house staff about the vaping of nicotine, tobacco products? reporter: right. we know this is happening later today, accord