mike just kidding. tell me the dances you and your girls did, how that function for you, was it -- tell us about that systemic so, dancing and music in a lot of ways for me i studied music when i was a kid between scene was more i think about performance in performing performing for me specifically performing a strength, he was very often in miami when i started going through puberty i felt the unwanted attention from men and come i developed very early and i felt like i was getting all this attention that i wasn't interested in so i started resting in boys) i wore baggy jeans and polo shirts and basketball jerseys and, i dressed head to toe like a boy and i did not want -- i think dancing was like that, pretending to be someone else, pretending to be stronger, pretending to be happy but it was also for me and my girls dancing is like but we did just because we needed something to do, we went to bayside marketplace where you could pay $3 to get on a boat that had a dance floor and, music kind of got us

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kids off to bed. their son mike junior was just a boy, 10 years old. >> i was in bed. i had just got a new stereo for my tenth birthday and was listening to the headphones. ♪ >> from his bed, he could see something happening out in the hallway. >> i remember them getting into an argument which was unusual. >> because they just didn't? >> not that i knew of. i remember her marching past and going out the front door and slamming the door. >> you heard the slam? >> i heard the slam of the front door, i know that. >> the next morning -- >> we got up, and she wasn't there. >> mike senior told carol's dad that carol demanded he sign papers to sell their house, and he didn't want to, and she got mad, and they argued. he went to bed. when he woke up in the morning, she was just gone. >> we just assumed she needed to get away for a few days. but as the days went on, we got extremely worried. >> nearly a week after carol departed, her red audi fox showed up in the parking lot of the red onion, dusty, as if it had been there a while. >> i remember being upset about it. she was go

just, "i miss you." mike: yeah, about the same. but also, you know, "hey, your -- you know, rachel's good. the kids are good." y ♪ just listen for your name mike: life is never going to be the same. ricky: ♪ you'll hear me in the way john: you think you'd get used to talking about it, but you don't. ricky: ♪ our hearts will sing again ♪ mike: he actually told us, "you guys -- you guys have each other." when it was getting close, he says, "you guys have each other." you know? so... john: yeah. lemonis: you can tell by the way they feel about their father and their brother that they have character. and any time you meet people that are rich in family tradition, those are the underpinnings of good business partners. ♪ john: this was a long day. lemonis: that's the idea. amber: break you down. that's what we do. lemonis: how does this store do? mike: we're not hitting the numbers that we thought we would. lemonis: how much is the rent here? john: about $10,000 a month, where it's about $6,500 in seal beach. lemonis: when's your lease run out? mike: next month. john: next month. lemonis: did you bring your financia

i just love to spend time with my kids. >> like mike was saying, a phone call would do. >> i'm spending lot of time with those kids. >> you are. here you go again, mom. >> it's mother's day every day around here lately. >>> let's get a look at the forecast. 6:19 this morning. kari, you're telling us another nice one but it is going to be a little warmer for us out there. >>> yeah, maybe this mother's day you'll want to say, hey, mom, you go to your room and i'll take care of the kids for a little while. that may be a nice break away from the family. it's been hard to find those escapes now when we're all just trying to crowd around the air conditioning because the temperatures are been so warm and in some spots set a record today. the record high is 86 but that's also the forecast for today. we're looking at highs in the upper 80s. if we make it up to 89 we'll set a new record. it will still be well above normal. as we check out our temperature trend in martinez going from 63 at 8:00 to the mid-80s by early in the afternoon. i think we'll reach into the upper 80s and it will be a day it

kids are just about ready, b there's still one big challenge remaining. good morning, everyone. thursday, april 9th. first, checking in with meteorologist mikeco for a look at the day ahead. good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi. how are you? >> good. how are you? >> good. looking for sunshine. this is day five of this area of low pressure you can see on live doppler 7 and trying to steer some storms our way. pretty quiet over most of our neighborhoods and put on the cloud cover and you can see a pretty cloudy and mild morning. check out these temperatures. low to upper 50s if you have to step outside in the next hour or so. outside this afternoon low 60s in san francisco and low to mid-60s else where. the coolest day moving forward in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll take a look at that coming up next. let's get more news from kumasi. >>> developing news from the east bay. this morning fremont police are searching for the gunman responsible for the city's first homicide of the year. happened in the parking lot of the lucky supermarket and that is where julian glover joins us now live with what we know. julian? >> hey, kumasi,

mike inouye is here with the new normal. >> reporter: touching our hearts and mind. a lot of chatter about animal crossing, which is what my kids are talking about. there was a new update just released, that's why they're excited. adults are also talking about it. it came out in 2005 when millenials were kids and now they're coming back to it. there's not shooting, not violence or fighting. you just walk around and explore this virtual world where you can interact with others. important to note that you can interact with people that you actually know in real life. that's something you can't do in real life. so you may want to have folks over to your virtual island. last week this tweet got shared over and over. someone called elijah wood, a hollywood actor, wanted to buy some turnips with someone so he started interacting with these people on their island. it's elwood from "driftwood." i know him as frodo from "lord of the rings." i have to get back to my game. >> we took you away from your game, mike, i apologize. >>> kari says it's going to be nice outside. >> can you take that video game outside? i've never played. here is a look at our temperatures that are going to war

mike. >> i just wanted to ask you quickly, alex, i know you've been very active with youth leagues and helping kids train and learn baseball. but i was thinking the other day with all the high school seniors and college seniors out there part of a team which is a great experience for them. they're not going to go onto proball. the high school kids most of them are not going to go onto college ball. talk about the impact of the loss of the team feeling for these seniors in high school and college? >> it is heart breaking because i can tell you in my entire career my best year of my life when it came to sports and development with my junior year in high school at westminster christian in miami. and these young men i played with all still lifelong friends. we won a world championship in high school or a u.s. championship. and these experiences go on forever. and those years we have players that went to stanford from high school, florida state, notre dame and they became real successful. and they attribute their junior and senior years, the competition, the virtues learned to those years. mike, there's

mike to michael jordan. what did you mean by that? >> well, up until that point no one knew who i was. i was a college kid -- other than the university. but outside the university, i was justme became michael jordan and i think it resonated with a lot of people outside of unc. and i just started piling on that name itself from, you know, from the successes that i endured throughout the rest of my career. it wasn't about michael -- it wasn't about mike. it was more about michael then. >> yeah, it really was at that point and people remember it so well and they have that iconic shot of yours. we hear from your father as well and, boy, did he know his son. he said if you want to get the best out of michael jordan, you tell him he can't do something. and we're going to show a clip that really personifies that because it was your second year in the league, and you had an injury. you wanted to get back out on the court. management had another idea about that, and we want people to take a look. this is what happened. >> michael asked, well, if i play, what percentage is that i'm going to get hurt again? the doctor said, 10%. >> and i just lost it. i said, look, it's 10% chance bu

mike just mention, two young women, three young children, and they died to save patients. they were pleading, please stay in. this weekend, that is going to be such a nice weather, you have kidsplease, everybody has to stay indoors. michael? just to say to people viewing, you read your papers were properjournalistic scepticism is. the projections about what will happen next, how many numbers, how many less. we simply can't know. the data collection on this disease have been very, very poor suit learn to read the numbers, it will help you with your anxiety. learn to read them with some scepticism. hard facts, 5000 mask for nhs workers, you can take that to the bank. someone said you can have 200,000 deaths, that is a meaningless extrapolation— ignore it. thank you all are very much for joining us on the programme. my thought before going — this virus is infectious, but a smile is much more so. from dateline london, until the same time next week — goodbye. hello there. the weather across the uk is pretty quiet at the moment, we have been encouraging our weather watchers to send in shots from their windows to show just what is happening outside. you can see blue sky and sunshine

kids just like you. ainsley: vice president mike pence's daughter charlotte launching a new youtube show for children tovid-19 and she hopes that the little news briefing will help calm their fears. charlotte pence bond, good morning, charlotte. >> hay, ainsley, good morning. ainsley: what acute idea, tell us why you did this. >> charlotte: i was thinking what i could do to kids to help them more secure and more informed and i was remembering 9/11 when i was 8 year's old and i wasn't allowed to watch the news because it would have scared me and i thought that maybe kids were in a position like that right now that a lot of parents are probably watching the news a lot more and they are all at home and so i wanted to create a show that kids could have their own little news briefing and feel like they have information that they need to. ainsley: where can the children find your messages -- how many times a week are you doing it? >> every other day. they can go to my youtube channel. if you want to listen to audio in podcast, you can download in itunes or spotify too. ainsley: how are you explaining to them

just have the tests, not use them-- you know, like a penis. like, what kind of excuse is that? mike pence sounds like some kind of weird, shitty dad: "i promised you kids we could go to disneyland. not go inside disneyland. now wave to goofy through the bars. go on, wave." oh, and in other mike pence news, today, the vice president toured the famous mayo clinic to meet with coronavirus patients and doctors, and turns out he didn't wear a mask, yes, at the mayo clinic, which is totally against the rules. in fact, it seems like they told him to and he said he didn't want to wear a mask. i guess he was like, "it's okay. i don't believe in science." dude, come on! what are you doing? wear a mask! we know you have one at home. we know what you've got, mike. all right, that's it for the headlines. let's get into the big story. last month, congress passed the paycheck protection program, which set aside $342 billion to help small businesses through the pandemic shutdown. now, before most small businesses could get any help, that money disappeared faster than rudy guiliani in direct sunlight. and because of this, congress has had to come back with an another $

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just for continuity. >> we are standing away from each other, mike, you are tested. >> yes so was i a couple days ago. i when i get next to my don't breathe. i'm only kidding. we are sometimes forced into positions that i'd rather be away but we are all looking for questions, mike is a big part of this, i am, very difficult maintaining this distance in this area. >> would you consider leveling imports, the tariffs on imports for oil. >> if the oil price stays the weight is because people who really want to go up, we want to save a great industry and we built a great industry in this country. if they don't get along i was you that, i would do tariffs, very substantial tariffs because we are independent now we have our own oil. we could say we just want to use our oil were not going to use foreign oil and it's great to be independent. we are independent. our energy is now independent. we produce more oil and gas than anybody else in it all took place over very recent time. in the meantime i'm seeing $91, 91 cents out on the road. there's a lot of people who are happy, very inexpensive jet pool and fuel, were trying to save the airline industry but i wanted to

just for continuity. >> we are standing away from each other, mike, you are tested. >> yes so was i a couple days ago. i when i get next to my don't breathe. i'm only kidding. we are sometimes forced into positions that i'd rather be away but we are all looking for questions, mike is a big part of this, i am, very difficult maintaining this distance in this area. >> would you consider leveling imports, the tariffs on imports for oil. >> if the oil price stays the weight is because people who really want to go up, we want to save a great industry and we built a great industry in this country. if they don't get along i was you that, i would do tariffs, very substantial tariffs because we are independent now we have our own oil. we could say we just want to use our oil were not going to use foreign oil and it's great to be independent. we are independent. our energy is now independent. we produce more oil and gas than anybody else in it all took place over very recent time. in the meantime i'm seeing $91, 91 cents out on the road. there's a lot of people who are happy, very inexpensive jet pool and fuel, were trying to save the airline industry but i wanted to

kidding aside. >> can i say this? that mike is a wonderful critic. he tells the truth. if i want to know how something reads, i justy suck? sorry. >> it's morning television. >> you already did twice. you did twice. >> yes, i did. i did twice. >> potty mouth on top of everything else. you're america's grandmother. can't you just clean it up for a couple of minutes? >> peggy, peggy, just really fast because they're wrapping me, 80 years old you wrote your first book. now you've written a second one. what do you say to people who say, oh, i can't do this? it's too late for me. what can you say to them? >> oh, i say you're very silly. it's never too late and, you know, during this time of enforced quarantine, it's a wonderful time to sit down and start writing. write something that pleases you. write something that really interests you. it doesn't matter if the world gets to read it. you're reading it. you know, it's meaningful to you and possibly to your family. >> oh, well said, peggy. thank you so much. i know that you're proud of all three of your sons and next time that i see you i want to see old blue. people go

kids down in south florida. on and on, you just see the private sector stepping up. i have been tasked by my good friend mikesk force for my pillow right now. we are just calling on these companies and businesses, man, to start protecting your workers. you walk into these stores across the country, folks aren't wearing masks, people aren't being supplied with enough hand sanitizer. we are just calling upon the nation right now, folks, let's get smart about this, let's start sanitizing our hands, let's start using masks and we are trying to do what we can. neil: you know, i would think of your state, what's happening in florida right now, some say it's very late, this stay-at-home thing. how do you feel about that? >> i think it's needed. people go back and forth, whether or not you should be outside. i think you should be able to go outside but at some point, when you look at china, south korea, these other places, there's a reason why the public are wearing these masks and protecting themselves. i think psychologically, it makes you more cautious and that's always a good thing but i understand that we are i