-where are ray and justin? -matt: ray and justin? brian: ray is right at his desk in there.nt into another area that felt like an air-conditioned office. ♪ ray: we already made a blue one that goes with it. lemonis: hello? -justin: hello. hi. -lemonis: hi. -justin: how are you? -lemonis: i'm good. justin: i'm justin. lemonis: justin, how are you? i'm marcus. -justin: that's ray. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -ray: hi. -lemonis: hey. -how are you? i'm marcus. -ray: good. -nice to meet you, marcus. -lemonis: nice to meet you. so is that what ray and jus is? -ray: exactly. yep. -justin: that's right. -lemonis: okay. -justin: it's a little bit of a play on outrageous. -lemonis: okay. justin: jerseys and crazy stuff we make. lemonis: they don't seem so outrageous. justin: if you wear it to the store, people kind of look at you funny. lemonis: you guys have, like, a boat dealership in your garage. justin: yeah, that's my boat and his boat. ray: my roomate-in-college's boat and then two other rentals. lemonis: you guys do a lot of fishing, obviously. -justin: as much as we can. -ray:

ray: and by definition. [laughter] presumably, but it was a constant learning, which i thought was successful. another success of the book was clearly you talked about the positioning latino history as american history or u.s. history, which, i think, is absolutely true. and i think do you an effective job doing it. let me ask a question that follows from that, then, and it's not necessarily an easy question. but, you know, you point clearly in the book to periods of time when latinos have not been accepted, discrimination, difficulties. i guess the question i ask is, you know, why has it been some cases so difficult for the latino community? i recognize the latino community is not a uniform community and you clearly discuss that in the book as well. there are different heritages, different histories, different countries of origin, etc., but help us understand a little bit the experience has been as difficult as it has been considering that, you know, again, as you point out, the spanish conquistadors were i

"it's a heat ray, james.e i use it on the crowd, the rest of the plan is simple i will walk to a church and wave a bible in the air." but what's your end game, trump? "uh, i don't know. i don't know, just to like look godly. i don't know, really i don't think my plans through." think about how insane this is they wanted to use weapons including a heat way against peaceful protesters in america, all so the president could wave around a bible in front of a church like someone on a scavenger hunt "guys, i found it. now all we need is the signed head shot of steve gutenberg and we're all done." this is what happens when an unhinged political movement talks about peaceful protesters and political opponents like they're enemies of the state trump and his allies and right-wing media have been using the language if war to describe people who challenge his authority. as protests broke out over the summer he called for overwhelming force and said you have to dominate the streets. just this weekend, he used the word "in

>> i never heard about billy ray turner. two together, is that lorenzen, he told me, you know, sherra's sleeping with everybody in memphis. she even sleeping with her gardener. which was billy ray. >> continuing coverage for you now this midday about the suspect charged with killing former memphis basketball player lorenzen wright. billy turner entered a not guilty plea on charges that he murdered wright more than seven years ago. >> emotions were extremely heavy in billy ray turner's first appearance in a shelby county courtroom. >> these hearings were televised right? >> yes. >> that's how high the interest was. >> yes, they would break into the regular day programming. it was like the big thing here. >> new developments this midday in the 2010 murder case of memphis basketball star lorenzen wright. >> when i saw him, i knew instantly she had used him. because that's not what she want. you know, he had no money. she don't deal with no grass cutter. >> good morning sir. >> you have a mother who's searched for answers for al

bring forth the heat ray!" evidently, this heat ray is something the military actually has.s called an active denial system, or a.d.s., and it can make anyone within range feel like their skin is on fire. how to explain that in layman's terms: it makes all of your skin feel like the inside of your thighs after your family convinces you it would be fun to do a biking vacation. this heat ray technology was developed years ago, but was shelved because it was deemed too unpredictable to use in war zones. so, rest easy, the administration doesn't want to turn weapons of war on american citizens, because this weapon is way too dangerous for war! here's how she works: the heat ray produces a magnetic field, similar to a microwave. strong enough to hurt like crazy without leaving burns. of course, to heat your protestors evenly, you're gonna want them to stand on a rotating plate. otherwise, they're gonna be crispy on the outside, and frozen on the inside. it's a mess. no surprise, the heat ray looks pretty painful. here's some footage of it being tested on human subjects. >> some p

>> rays. >> why would they be called rays? >> because a ray is a line standing at one end twice, going in one direction. >> which figure in this set has angles larger than right angles? billy? >> the hexagon and the octagon. >> i also want you to think about i something. think about why right angles are important. (music) >> we will call the meeting to order. >> helping a child anchor himself, to think critically, is one of the most important tools he can carry with him for the rest of his life. a child needs experience to gain this. the study of the newspaper considers needed expense. this class had provision for the regular study of a newspaper in their breakfast club. where the children group themselves informally according to their interests. the children delight in exploring discussing the day's events. the news, both home and abroad. it also provides great incentive for them to use television and radio programs intelligently. let's take a glimpse at today's meeting of the breakfast club. >> boys and girls, we are meeting

for ray dalio, he said the dollar is under threat.y question is, what would become the global new king currency as he makes the point in his interview with erik schatzker, the three major currencies all have the same basic problem. gross, for him it's about becoming more defensive, isn't it? manus: it is. we will pick up on the trades in just a moment. do with to corresponding cash having negative rates. let's see what our guest host makes of that trade. take it away. marketsa huge stay, the are dissuading for what jay powell and the fed have to say. the msci asia pacific getting a little bit of a bid, the u.s. 10 year yield not doing much. nasdaq futures, we will talk a lot about this in terms of what's going on in tech. , andrace earlier losses kim kardashian getting involved, saying she wants to actually freeze her account due to what's going on with the social network. she has 180 million instagram followers, a lot more than you and i have. interesting to see what kind of impact that will have. investor hedges focused on the fed d

what about ray?s a man she worked with by the name of rafeal and she hired him at abm. >> he was johnny on the spot. >> it seemed off to dennis. ray's happy with diane said it was cozy, obsessive, maybe. >> he would always offer to take care of her dogs when she was out of town and wanted her to be close to her. he thought that maybe he had too much of an interest in diane. >> what is more, ray had his own personal key to diane's house, and remember there was no forced entry. the killer was invited in or had a key. the detective asked ray to come into the station to answer a few questions. but it was ray who seemed to be full of questions. >> unfortunately i didn't know anything about diane holik until i went to her house last night. >> he seemed excited to share what he knew. >> how long have you knew diane? >> two years r. he was an odd character. >> i would take always care of her dogs. >> i always had a crush on diane. >> in the beginning, always was very spoiling and affectionate to her and she

>> ray: no, the west is on fire.00,000 people died of coronavirus infection and there's a campaign on and some really -- this is going to be a big washington story, the drama of the supreme court and will interrupt some of the campaigns in some of these very tight states with key senators who are going to be called on the carpet about their vote and about their future. so the story only gets more intense, more interesting, but i don't think it'll crowd out the other things. they are real and really happening and they will impinge like the western fires on election day. howie: yeah, good point. ben, the emerging media debate is whether or not this helps the trump campaign, the president got very little press attention when he released a list a couple of weeks ago of possible supreme court nominees because obviously strict shift the high court to the right and would it help biden campaign because liberal voters are upset? ben: two reasons it helps donald trump's campaign. it's a choice of ideology as opposed review, ch

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but it's the voice of author donald ray pollock that really holds things together, with his narrationhe heart of this deliciously ripe melodrama. excuse me, preacher. you got time for a sinner? is nature a gigantic cat? and, if so, who strokes its back? i'll leave you with news of a new movie that comes to digital download on monday — michael almereyda's tesla. ethan hawke stars in this latest film about the inventor of alternating current, an adventurously theatrical affair involving anachronistic laptops, google searches, and pop tunes all intended to dramatize the way that tesla somehow dreamed the future in which we now live. alternating current is a waste of time... ..impractical... ..and deadly. kyle mclachlan is thomas edison, the ruthless businessman whose rivalry with tesla causes sparks to fly. having been memorably played by david bowie in christopher nolan's the prestige, tesla emerges once again as a figure of mystery and magic in this eccentrically offbeat oddity. it's a strange, anarchic film — and not wholly successful. but, compared to the inert dreariness of the curr

ray: no.r parameters we set to it, so, you might say, "i want it to arrive to the customer at 75 degrees," we will work backwards as a company here to making sure that happens. we want to allow you to just go sell, and then we'll do the rest. lemonis: now that we're able to deliver a fresh cookie, this packaging isn't gonna work. we're gonna need something better than a paper bag, so i'm bringing mr. cory and lisa to century packaging. frank: welcome to our plant. cory: now this is huge. lisa: cory, look. look. cory: cool. frank: first part of the process is the printing. cory: yeah. frank: and then after the printing, we dye cut. lemonis: how many could you make in an hour? frank: 40,000, 50,000 boxes in an hour. cory: wow. that's a lot. lemonis: so, who's gonna make all those cookies? cory: not me. lisa: not me. lemonis: finally, i've arranged for a co-packing facility that can mass-produce the entire line. now our whole infrastructure is in place. all of our cookies are gonna be made by the

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he's going to need some x-rays though. >> jon: rojas asked him if he's okay. marte coming out as he gets plunk plunked. that would be a huge loss. >> chipper: really would. as we said earlier, he's been a great pick up for the marlins. he throws up good at-bat after good at-bat. great influence in the clubhouse. that thing looks like it's swelling up pretty good. hopefully it's not broken. >> jon: mondte harrison is at first. he's running for him. that one clips the outside corner. harrison the runner at first. aguilar unhappy with pat holberg. i think he got that one right. >> chipper: he's been unhappy about a couple of them and not been shy about letting him know about it. i'm pretty sure both of them were strikes. >> jon: yep. off the outside edge. now 1-1. aguilar with a big hit to add two more to thes'al in the seventh inning. monte harrison at first. runs well. nobody out. foul tipped into the mitt of contreras. marlins leading 5-1 thanks to a pair of homers in the seventh. jon sciambi, chipper jones, thanks for joining us. we'll be with you again on ab

ray this is interesting. that amazon has launched a new invite only section of its site called luxury stores. that's nice. now you can order a $5,000 gown and have the package hurled over your fence. yeah, it's about time you can order a designer dress that comes in your same box as your ragu sauce and lucky charms. and he came up with an interesting way of protecting himself from the virus watch this >> in other news a man in england was spotted on a public bus using a live snake wrapped around his head as a covid face mask >> meanwhile the guy was screaming, somebody help me! help help me! you know someone's on facebook and is still like you got to use the snake to cover your mouth and your nose so it doesn't -- unfortunately chaos erupted when another guy put a mouse on as a face mask we have a great show, everybody. give it up for the roots ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: we have a great show for you tonight. you know him from family guy and american dad his new album great songs from stage and screens is out now and he's

don, this is a high-powered heat ray. screen, a little bit of what is in demarco's testimony. it says the ads can immediately compel an individual to cease threatening behavior or depart through application of directed energy beam that provides a sensation of intense heat on the surface of the skin. the effect is overwhelming, causing an immediate repel response by the targeted individual. don, i mean, this is extraordinary stuff. not only were they using tear gas, not only were they roughing up protestors outside lafayette park to clear the area so the president could have that photo op. apparently, according to this major of the d.c. national guard who is blowing the whistle on all this, there were military officers asking whether or not they could use this heat ray on some of the protestors there. >> this picture we have up now is just stunning. it's just -- stuns me to -- to see that. it -- it's so fake that he's standing there. and what -- what they did to the protestors is just outrageous. and think about this. this

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have you been keeping ray's secret from the beginning? did you know about the parentage?t that journey of when you found out. >> no. at the beginning, there was toying like with an obi-wan connection. then it went to she was no one. and then it came to nine and jj pitched me the film. oh, yeah. and then he w, and then i was like, awesome. then two weeks later he was like, oh, we're not sure. so it kept changing. so even while we were filming i wasn't sure what the answer was going to be. >> until the very end. so at one point, obi-wan was in there. who else, was olaf amongst the possible parents? >> i think olaf was, yeah, yeah, just a galaxy far, far away. he was in a different, it was a darker time. >> now that it's all over, are people still pestering you? are people still asking you questions all the time? are they still bugging you about it, or do you find that your life has found a normalcy? >> we would be leaving the premiere, and people would go, so you buried the life saber? you're going back? and i was, like, no, no, no. you were there with bb-8? no. it's the en

it gives it red, orange, or yellow hue as the sup rays come through the smoke. it kind of bounces off everything that we're seeing on the ground. as of right now we're seeing some spots across the bay area that are not seeing the orange skies but that's because we have a lot more fog. the fog is so thick that even not only orange rays are coming through some of the that fog we're seeing right now, so it looks a little gray and smoky, so we're going to continue to have skies like this at least as we go through the day. we'll be watching the air quality and talk about what you're breathing on the ground that's coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >> the more you know. thanks so much, kari. >> let's look outs, what it looks like in san jose, outside of the foreground you can't see much there. the bay area continues to breos spare the but what's the air quality like for you anyway. >> visibility is still bad. you can see in the hills behind me in dublin, north of 580 the air quality is not good. futility up and look towards the sun, which you can't see detec

visit 2020census.gov. >>> back now with the first look inside the home of tv chef rachel ray. fire damaged most of her house in new york last month with flames tearing through the roof. she and her husband escaped. it reportedly started in the chimney after an animal burned inside. ray thanked first responders and said she couldhence > d me a sheriff's deputy in georgia has been fired after this video showing hem beating a man near atlanta. a criminal investigation is under way into friday's incident. his attorney says walker and his girlfriend and son were passengers in a lyft vehicle that was pulled over for a broken taillight when things went very wrong. >> despite roger not being the driver, was the passenger, they immediately approached him arou and asked him for his i.d. he informed them he didn't have i.d. and he didn't need it because he was not driving the vehicle. it escalates to him being beaten on the ground, tased and almost dies. they take him to jail. >> walker was jailed for allegedly biting the deputy. officials say he has not been released due to a felony pro

ray, her husband and the couple's dog all home at the time making it out safely.local first responders for being kind and gracious and saving what they could of our home. these are the days we all have to be grateful for what we have, not what we've lost. >> i couldn't be more grateful. grateful for my life, grateful that i can survive this and rebuild the home. >>> and joining us live now is rachael ray herself. rachael, thanks for when yk at pictures, when we saw that fire burning, it is a miracle that you, your husband, your new puppy all made it out alive. tell us how you got out safely. >> the kindness of a stranger who was riding an atv through our backyard, first day of summer. my husband had gone out with friends, the first time he had seen anyone in a long time and he went to play a round of game and he came home. didn't like his performance so i thought i'll make pasta and light a fire and put him in a good mood. it was a cool evening. a few minutes after we started the fire in the fireplace, a fellow screaming, your roof is on fire and we ran outside an

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i am at ray wilson. i was hoping to see my brother, captain denver wilson, who commanded one of the nebraska companies rumored to be on that train. broughtd girls had cookies and cupcakes, cigarettes, magazines, and gifts for our men going off to war. the train pulled into the station and stopped to take on coal and water. we scanned the windows, searching for familiar faces. where are you boys from? "kansas, company d of the national guard." disappointment said and as we realized we had been misinformed. -- set in as we realized we had been misinformed. well, i am not taking these cookies home, i said, and stepped up to pass out goodies to the soldiers above me, and the other women followed suit. gratefulness, smiles, cheers, and thank yous, well, i practically floated home. the following day, i wrote a letter to the editor of the that werald proposing begin a venue that would greet every troop train coming through. i volunteered to organize and run this venture free of charge. the following week, we op

an police officer sought heat ray. officer stated in an email the device provides a sensation of intense heat on surface of the skin. demarco said the d.c. national guard did not have the device. >> trevor: i can't believe this is real life. federal police wanted to use a heat ray against peaceful protesters outside the white house. at this point, guys, can we admit trump is essentially a real-life von villain? he's already got the golden layer, eastern european girl in camo and a creepy pet. by the way, what a crazy way to learn that america's military has a heat ray. this is the same country that can't find money for veterans or healthcare or teachers but somehow it has a giant microwave gun just lying around. you know, just in case we want to hot pocket the immediately, . i will say now that america has the weapon i'm going to wear the lady gaga dress to every protest, to be protected from the heat and don't have to stress about dinner. justice, peace, and more well done on this side! moving on to the coronavirus pa

and the information about the active denial system or heat ray, as it's known.s after june 1st. >> the prepositioning of live ammunition. the pentagon sent a statement saying a military police officer inform eel inquired of devices as prudent military planning and goes on to sigh innational cooptime region quote, do not request systems and no further action is taken. what is your reaction to that? >> under what circumstance would it be proudant military planning to contemplate the use of a heat ray against citizens of the united states, peacefully exercising their first amendment rights? when was that okpat and what situation did they contemplate the use of such a system. i'm not aware a system has ever been used in the united states or military. >> i want to ask you, because of your background in counter intel at doj, we've heard a lot from the attorney general lately, including he compared the rank and file to preschoolers. what's the impact going to be on folks in the department? >> there has to be despairting. i've been a political appointee as well as aphon

ray is the path now open for legal action against the agency. well there are several court cases that this will help there is standing now from people who have been monitored and that the universe is pretty much all americans and even more there's this curious procedure called parallel construction and that means you you collect information illegally on americans and you tell the cops that you know local police or the f.b.i. and they go get this guy because he's going to be here at a certain time but you don't tell him you don't tell them that the tipoff information came illegally and so you don't tell the judge you don't tell the defense attorney you don't tell anyone you construct a parallel case parallel construction had a chance to ask robert mueller about this just a couple of months after he left being director of the f.b.i. . and he studied it it was sort of like joe biden on steroids if you read them and then he said well in effect we were given special authorities to do this well now those special authorities have been ruled illegal nev

and his friend you brought him to ray spent 3 days on the atlantic in a rubber dinghy on what's considered the most dangerous migration route in the world it's estimated that one in every 15 migrants dies on the way. and you suddenly we heard and leaking from the reporting at that moment everyone was scared to death i had the feeling that this could really be the end for us and i thought about my little sister who would then be left without me because. i thought about friends i would never see again when i was in a state of shock and i couldn't move anymore. they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and officials say 4 to ventura can't take anymore people. new arrivals are sealed off in hotels that's attracted criticism from human rights groups who say the migrants have no access to asylum procedures and lack the most basic necessities and then there's the island's tourist association. some we didn't put there were currently working to promote fuerteventura as a safe and clean island t

so at one point, he was called red ray. a nickname him red ray so that the powers that be and he went right to the source of that rumor and explain the difference between socialism and communism and showed him he wasn't acommunist . >> i see the legacy that he left in one small town and that's still here. we still have the radio station, we have the local players group and we have a strong conservation group, we still have a newspaper and that's ray. as one person in a small town . it isn't exactly what you think of as your very own typical alaskan but very much so. >> i love reading about him and i wish i could meet him somehow . think about the people in this book makes me want to reach into the pages and go tell me more about this. tell us about some of the other characters in the book, i realized the real people but in the memoir there also characters . >> one of my favorites is stephanie who is a former mayor and retired special ed teacher and she had a flower farm now and she grows flowers and delivers them everywhere

ray of the tear gas canister that killed him it was shot directly at his head. he protested for a noble cause for a homeland he did not protest for his own interests he protested for all his friends for the rights of the poor needy people. the family is entitled to government compensation they submitted a request 10 months ago and are waiting for a response but what they really want is accountability i wish to see the trial of the killer as the protesters should not return home before getting the rights of the mob to us prime minister most of our academy has made justice for protesters a priority his government has so far identified 560 demonstrators who were killed and has begun making payments to their families the more challenging task will be to put an end to what many say is the culture of impunity and reign in the groups responsible for the violence when the so-called october revolution 1st began a year ago the most popular slogan was we want a homeland meaning a well governed country where people could live in dignity 12 months on many protesters appear t

. >>> rachael ray takes us inside her kitchen for a first look inside her home after a devastating fire. >>> later the new music trend setting a retro record. >> announcer: from abc news in new york this is "america this morning." >>> good monday morning. we begin with this historic hurricane season spawning another major threat to the gulf coast. >> tropical storm sally is expected to grow into a rran states of emergency have been declared in louisiana and mississippi. new orleans is bracing for the possibility of a direct hit. >> the big concern is just how slow the storm is moving. this morning millions of people along the gulf coast bracing for a new round of dangerous winds and deadly flooding.lld to make landfall early tomorrow as a category 1 or 2 hurricane. mandatory evacuations have been ordered in mississippi and louisiana with the storm's new path putting new orleans in the bull's eye. >> after katrina anything around here you're going to take serious. you can't take anything lightly. >> reporter: sally already dumping more than 9 inches of rain in south florida over the week