adrian, nice to meet you! adrian: likewise. lemonis: is this your business? adrian: yes, it is.me to canndescent. lemonis: i mean, you're literally in the middle of the desert. adrian: there's no better place to grow cannabis. lemonis: i've never smoked pot. in fact, i'd never even seen pot. adrian: come on in. lemonis: i walked into canndescent and suddenly found myself surrounded by it. very fragrant. adrian: yes. lemonis: how much inventory is in this room right now? adrian: we want to get to 65 pounds of dried flower. lemonis: per harvest? adrian: per harvest, and we harvest the room every 10 days. lemonis: 65 pounds... adrian: of finished flower. lemonis: uh-huh. so, $195,000. adrian: you got it. so, we're pulling down a room every 10 days. it runs at $600,000 a month. it's not a bad business. lemonis: it's not a bad business? it's a great business. armed with a harvard mba, adrian is part of the new money behind california's exploding marijuana industry, which is still considered criminal under federal law. are you the first drug dealer to ever graduate from harvard? adria

and one day ernie told adrian he loved her. >> oh, it was very exciting. >> ernie traveled to adrian's home base in north carolina several times. got to know her family, her mother lynn. >> he was charming and was very comfortable with us and us with him. >> we talked about marriage. we were looking at engagement rings. >> they actually talked about children. >> if the first one was a girl, of course he would love her, but he really wanted a boy. >> so it was wonderful. not perfect, of course. what is? ernie's mother, the devout mormon, did not approve of his poker playing, apparently. even though ernie's father loved poker and they often played together. >> he really seemed to like his father and respect his father. they seemed to be close. >> so why didn't they want to meet her? it was frankly a little hard to understand. >> how he explained it to me, his mother did not approve of our relationship because i was not mormon and we traveled around together and were living a life of sin or whatever. >> the scarlet woman. >> exactly. >> and when she did meet ernie's dad once, it didn't go

with adrian goldberg. been his broadcasting career edging under the skin of people and politics, getting answers to tough questions, now he is facing a tough questions, now he is facing a tough question of his own. adrian's family we re question of his own. adrian's family were originally from germany is a qualified for a german past what and with it the right to live and work anywhere in the european union after brexit. i would be able potentially to go and work in any one of 27 countries without filling in any paperwork. that isn't only a potential benefit for me, that is also a potential benefit for my children. guten tag,. that is good day. guten nacht. . it is also about what is in my heart and could honestly is what my british passport for a german passport, given what germans, albeit many decades ago, did to my father? rudolf goldberg was just 13 when he and his did to my father? rudolf goldberg wasjust 13 when he and his brother werner will put in a train bound for britain. the kimber transport bro

having seen the sun off to freedom adrian's ram pa rents the sun off to freedom adrian's ram parentshemselves to auschwitz. they were never seen again. the holocaust is in all the golfing —— golfing experience, it builds up around you. it is as though the world is losing in. at the holocaust memorial adrian remembers the terrible cost. my dad's father, his mother, aunts, uncles, cousins, they we re mother, aunts, uncles, cousins, they were all murdered, all exterminated. vermin, that was how they were seen by the nazis. they were human beings and they were my family. if i was a think about living and working in germany i would need to have a strong sense as i could possibly code that the germany of today is utterly, completely different to the germany of the nineteen thirties. i'm going to go and see a woman now who like me is rediscovering her germanjewish who like me is rediscovering her german jewish roots. i who like me is rediscovering her germanjewish roots. i want to find out what it is like to live in modern—day woollen. —— berlin. out what it is like to live in modern-day wo

>> i think tre's going to be some talk with adrian. it wold be great t have he and derrius guice in the room at th same time.iu des is coming off an injury. he's going to rehappb. he's going to be eat. to have adrian will only help derrius in the long run. i think the stable of backs we'll have here with adrian peterson hopully will be outstanding. if we can't get adrian, then i feeld about a back. >> as far as the wide receiver position goes, maybe you go and find somebody this off-season, maybe go out and draft somebody. it's almost like at this point you need a guy or a dude for a hreceiver. hod is that to find in an off-season? >> it's hard. if paul richardson can comean bk give us that speed. obviously jamison crowder is a free agentam quine in and did some good things, but he got hurt. he's areat prospect moving on. i still think doctson, his bes days are in front of him. he's a getting betternd better and getting more comfortabth what we're doing andbe will come more stable. i think that group is good there. we have some young p

swimmer nathan adrian announced he has testicular cancer and will undergo surgery on monday. nbc's miguel almaguer has his message that's hitting home with men across the country tonight. >> nathan adrian, the five-time olympic gold medalist, lives life from the front of the pack. >> adrian, gold for the u.s.! >> reporter: now the swimming sensation is in a different kind of race. life, like swimming the 100 free, he writes on instagram, can come at you hard and fast, as you can't always see who or what may be chasing you down. i unfortunately learned that i have testicular cancer. with a worldwide following after winning gold in beijing, london, and rio, adrian says, i hope to share my journey in an effort to help break the stigma of discussing men's health issues. according to the cleveland clinic, 61% of men have neglected visiting a doctor, often missing ailments that can be treated. >> we'll see three or four cases of testicular cancer in the next two or three weeks based just on this awareness. >> just because someone like nathan adrian steps up? >> that will save but f

adrian lam hopeful of a good season go.hopeful of a good season with wigan but what about at the bottom? i'm a london broncos fan and i'm praying we can stay in the big time but should i be hopeful?m is going to be difficult. they surprised a lot by being promoted, winning that million pound game in toronto against the odds. they have not made a lot of big signings. a lot of great development among local london youngsters which is terrific but whether they are good enough or simply, time will tell but everybody is predicted they will be bottom but it does not bother their coach. those experiences we had last year, the boys will draw on them. we were written off last year and we told the lads not to listen to any of the good or bad press. focus on what we can control at london broncos. they have a tight—knit group and they believe in themselves or last year andl believe in themselves or last year and i have to do it again. fingers crossed from my point of view that the broncos can stay up, they are optimistic. dave, thank yo

life death opened the weekend adrian this is a rather surprising pairing isn't it yes. what were they thinking the curator is a keen to stress not suggesting that there is some kind of modern day michelangelo but inevitably some of the critics are approaching it from precisely this angle asking whether viola should even be in the same room as the greats. ok everybody knows michelangelo we don't have to explain him but could you give us a quick rundown of building what he's not know but he's the most famous video in the world he's famous for works like this they often feature water and ultra motion he uses advanced technology in order to create quite spiritual work he's a very popular artist some would say mainstream but one that divides the critics so why is he in the same room as make of i'm sure in order to explore affinities i quotes because of resonances in the treatment of the fundamental questions the nature of being the transience of life and the search for a great meaning beyond. very deep meaning we're going to get your verdict. in a moment but first you were f

adrian woolridge. the political director for the economist and entered a doctorate degree phenomenon ox afford university. the author of the previousing intos, the fourth refer three-quarters witch doctors, a future perfect, the company and the right nation. their new book, capitalism in america: a history. gives uses the epic store of the evolution from a small patchwork of thread bare colonies to the world's most powerful engine of wealth skinnovations. in it they grapple with questions like, where does innovation come from? and how does it spread through a society? why do some areas see the fruits 0 innovation spread more democratically, and others, including our own, see the opposite. this book, then, is a thrilling and profound master reckoning with the drivers of the u.s. economy over the course of its history. there's no better moment than now to learn the lessons that history has taught and put no two better to do it than greenspan and wooledridge. can the united states preserve its sovereignty

life death opened the weekend adrian this is a rather surprising pairing isn't it yes. what were they thinking the curator is a keen to stress that not suggesting that there is some kind of modern day michelangelo but inevitably some of the critics are approaching it from precisely this angle asking whether viola should even be in the same room as the greats. ok everybody knows mick.

i've talked to our team at the adrian latin american center and i've told them the next weeks, the next months could be pretty intensive, but as you are working on these things it's only so often in a young person's history and career that you confront this kind of historic moment. the atlantic council has reflected on our purpose and our mission over the last 18 months and we decided that there were four trends going and i will end with that because they all final themselves in the latin american situation. the first was a contest between democracy and otocracy so this gets to the heart of the well being of the venezuelan people which is first and foremost of importance, the second is major power competition, a new era of major power competition which plays out as well, as we all know. the third is the u.s. purpose and role in the role, which we're also seeing applied in this kind of situation, alongside our friends and allies, of course, from the lima group in latin america in particular but also europe and elsewhere in the world, the free world. the last is the future of the global s

let me go to you first adrian.f candidate do you think the democrats, i'm talking about the voters, will be looking for in the 2020 race. there's those that call themselves progressive. there are those that say they are moderate. those to the right, what do you think will be the candidate type that will have the most appeal to the democratic vote? >> i think to your point we'll see a lot of people run in this democratic primary but i think voters will be looking first and foremost for somebody who is putting forward an aspirational message or a message they can support and believe in and puts forward a compelling case to move our country forward and who they believe can defeat donald trump. i think you'll see a lot of people especially some of the potential tier 2 candidate that flirt with tier 1 status. i think you'll see the democratic primary voters look long and hard at a lot of candidates. you may some up in the polls one week and down in the polls the next week. one of the things i want to stress is i thought

but first stop just back from london i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy the show bill viola . life death rebirth opened at the weekend adrian this is a rather surprising pairing is not yet video arts and say what were they thinking the curator is a keen to stress that not suggesting that there is some kind of modern day michelangelo but inevitably some of the critics are approaching it.

but first stop just back from london i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy to show bill viola . life death opened at the weekend adrian this is a rather surprising pairing is not yet video arts and michelangelo what were they thinking the curator is a keen to stress that i'm not suggesting that bill viola is some kind of modern day michelangelo but inevitably some of the critics are approaching it from precisely this angle asking whether viola should even be in the same room as the greats mixer angelo.

aquÍ estÁ adrián. pereira. le rebotaron la pelota. nuevo saque lateral . le pega. espacio. >> balÓn de peligro para el guadalajara. elÍas hernÁndez le pega a la barrera y adelantÓ el muro defensivo. ¡fuera de juego! festejan, celebran. pero hay bandera arriba. >> hay que ver la repeticiÓn.e aconsejar.revisada. >> estÁ muy apretada. no puedo decir claramente. >> habrÍa sido un golazo. >> va a entrar cisneros a la cancha. con un remate de cabeza. cualquier cosa adelantado. momento de la modificaciÓn. >> es todo para alexis vega. >> hace un aÑo lo compraron. >> reciÉn regresa a este campeonato. >> vamos con este adelanto. ilia: los invitamos a que insistan a la revelaciÓn de los secretos lo imposible. esto y mÁs aquÍ y ahora. domingo a las 7:00 de la noche. por univisiÓn. >> un desdoble interesantÍsimo. >> generando esta problemÁtica del guadalajara, ir defendiendo en contra de su porterÍa. tiene dos opciones o poder disparar o proyectar. que sale casi al centro y por poco se convierte en gol. >> la pelota la busca aguilar. >> serÁ la segunda modificaciÓn de caixinha.

but first stop just back from london i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy the show bill viola the. life death rebirth opened at the weekend adrian this is a rather surprising pairing isn't it yes video what were they thinking the curator is a keen to stress not suggesting that there is some kind of modern day michelangelo but inevitably some of the critics approached.

that's what american style is about. >> adrian came up with another solution for her.it for the movie speak letty lint on," this dress. and it's got big puff fu taffeta on the shoulders and what it does is it creates this illusion that joan has tiny little waist and tiny little hips. this glamorous impression of joan crawford, it goes on to become the first hollywood design that is copied and mass produced and sold in department stores all across the country. >> and so they would have it in the window with a picture of joan crawford, which sold many, many tens of thousands of copies. >> hollywood has had as effect on the public, wanting to live that lifestyle or wanting to emulate the stars. >> you say it's the same as joan crawford wears in a new picture? >> it's styled the same and it definitely reflects the hollywood influence. >> then may i have it? >> it's yours. >> i thought the '40s were a gorgeous period of time to watch. then they all talked very fast and they had that voice. i didn't know what it was, but i liked it. >> have you ever broken any rules, salena.

america a friendship that's been underpinned by huge loans investments and weapons china correspondent adrian brown. they were jumping for joy when president nicolas maduro was lost in china four months ago but today the leadership here is not excited about the prospect of venezuela without him at the helm. china is venezuela's biggest creditor has invested heavily in its oil industry and regards president maduro as its strongest ally in south america china has lent more money to venezuela upwards of sixty billion dollars than it has to any other country in the world it's probably been repaid up to two thirds of that but that leaves anywhere in the neighborhood of twenty to thirty billion dollars venezuela china analysts say china's leaders are concerned about whether the deals will be honored if the opposition party takes power but for now china continues to voice support from the duros coupled with veiled warnings to the united states. china opposes for interference in the internal affair of minutes well especially when it's well in government to uphold national sovereignty independence and

adrian, tell us what you can about the police investigation. rural station, three stops outside of guildford, and i can see just beyond the police called in, the train in question is at the platform, 50 yards from where i am standing. i write half an hour ago, scene of crime officers were making their way across the footbridge onto their way across the footbridge onto the train, they have not returned from their investigation work. above me, the sound of helicopters, could be police helicopters, could be media helicopters, british transport police and surrey police are here. no further word yet in terms of who the victim was, or indeed further news on the manhunt. the station is sealed off with no trains going in 01’ sealed off with no trains going in or out. adrian, they think the suspect got off the train at clandon and clearly a manhunt is under way. yes, clandon station is about five minutes on the train from here, the train started from guildford, stopped at london road station, a small provincial station just outside of the town, then on

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adrian: it's very famous. a lot of people.n up there, and there's a lot of people. but that was before puerto rico fell into crushing debt and hard times. recently, there have been fewer customers, and the exodus hasn't helped. there's this road called la cieca commercial and that road, "la cieca commercial," means business street. and that's where all the businesses were. now you go through that street up and down, and it's full of empty businesses, you know, foreclosed houses, foreclosed businesses. everything's abandoned. are you at the tail end of people leaving or are you at the beginning of people leaving? no, i think we're at the beginning. we're at the beginning. yeah. they're selling most of their belongings... that has to be, uh -- there goes our washer. lemonis: ...and taking very little to chicago: a bedroom set, their clothes, and memories. our kids were small. each and every one of their had their own room here. you know, they grew up in this house. we had a lot of nice family time here, family holidays. you know

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adrian, you can go first. >> i think it looks like he's being boxed in because of a, you know, maybey well thought out strategy by his -- some of his strategists including roger stone who basically said we want him to talk about immigration and this is a very important issue to the republican base, party base, but at the same time he may not remember to talk about it, so let's keep telling him to talk about a wall. that is what is causing literally the government to be shutdown at this moment. >> the president not talking about things because he was as we remember so off the cuff during his campaign rallies, does this make sense to you, the description by sam nunberg? >> well, first of all, i'm glad to see sam looking better than when we saw him looking about six months ago. this is bad policy, it's a childish device they gave to a president who nobody thought would win, and now it's caused a government shutdown. this is just really bad policy and it doesn't seem to be well thought out. what struck me there is that this is coming from the minds of roger stone and sam nunberg who are

period for him and his familysot officer adrian chavez: "honestly it's kind of hard right now. got three kids and a wife that depend on me to bring the money in. i got out of the military after 10-years. thought i would go on to something better. it was kind of a shock to get thrown into the mix like this">the first thing this tsa officer is going to do with some of that back pay?sot"celebrate! but i am not going to tell you what you"at the oakland airport, in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) (grant) (grant) and we will have much more coverage of the temporary deal reach today. coming up at 5:30... we will talk live with jason clark-- the chairman of the san francisco republican party. (vicki) in san jose... a track coach a branham high school has been arrested. police say 56-year-old gregory marshall is accused of sexually assaulting two 17-year-old girls in his classroom between 2004 and 2005. it happened back when he worked at valley christian high school in san jose. marshall also owns and operates marshall sports performance and fitness. it's not clear if there are