kristen: good morning, asl signs.emonis: ...moved here from long island two years ago to start a family... anthony: i know, you want daddy time. lemonis: ...and a business -- asl signs. anthony: do you want to finish doing this estimate? kristen: oh, yes, please. anthony: oh, boy. here we go. lemonis: with a $200,000 loan from his dad, louis, anthony was able to get the sign shop up and running quickly. he's got expensive machinery to make the signs, and the trucks to install them. in their second year of operations, asl generated $300,000 in sales and made a $45,000 profit. anthony: come on. come on, get some work done. lemonis: but anthony wants more. -much more. -anthony: i want to go big. that's why i'm here. to make money. lots of it. lemonis: to get there, he's gonna have to do more than just talk big. kristen: he already told me that he will be in, so... anthony: stop arguing with me. let's just get it done. lemonis: he's gonna have to start thinking smarter. anthony: i just want a deposit. and if you don't lik

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tomorrow will be hot asl. >> finally by the w weekend we'll see relief. tiwe'reng better i guess the worst of this heat wave passed us byni. tely that was monday ewhen seeing th heat index values over 105 degrees. still going up over washington d.c. we're thankful at least it's getting better and thankful showers and tnderstorms stayed well west of the metro as we cseown another independence day. w hat a shock was hot. and w usually get a lot of year and it was nice theytime did notpe tam with anyone's outdoor plans today. as we go to overnight, again, warm, tomorrow, heat continue continues, actually tomorrow looks like today, 92,ndumid, heatex upper 0s. afternoon thunderstorms west. stormsonikely for everyon friday. this will be a cold front thatou sweepsgh and clears out anl of this nasty hazy weathereh , much nicer weekend and in fa ablute,lyantastic some pretty cl temperatures this time of .ye.ar that was the high today.ul 94les and 49wireat temperaturesm out there right now. 5 ad.c. urban heat island in fullef a b4 annapolis and 70s north and west f

haser no 'driver's seatero,ing wheel no pedals solely runs on electric powt and i can travel as far aslesus >> yeah 'ca what could go >> not getting on it. it would need air conditioning, right? >> uh-huh. >> as do all vehicles currently in the dmv, right, mike. >> come on ladies where is your sense of adventure. hop on. we're living in the future, people.self-driving cars. all right, life look outside, sun's rising. we have some clouds out the though. hitting the ground off to the north and west but for the most part it' dry, hot, sticky. same routine we've done all week. reagan yesterday for the fourth of july was 93, duls 91, bwi 94. real feel values werer nea0 and they will be this fternoon as well. here's where w starting. reagan already 81 degrees. that's a nasty start. dulles 75, bwi 78 and it's neveren goo you have real feel values up near 90 to start the day and we'ret 87 for real feel here in d.c. annapolis at 91. so, hot start here. reagan national some clouds off north and west of town. we'll see how long they hold steady and then, yeah, again, there's your light shower activi

baristas that are deaf will wear aprons that spell out starbucks asl. others that sign will wear a pin that says "ith sign." >> nfl's controversial ruling sidelined for now. the dolphin will suspend athletes who take a knee during the eman >> reporter: this morning the nfl calling a time out on its n controversational anthem protest policy. just two months ago the league's commissioner announcing players must stand for the anthem or remain in t locker room while performed. >> we want people to beec reul of the national anthem. we want people to stand. it's all personnel and make sure they treat this moment in a respectful fashion. >> reporter: overnight the nfl hitting the pause button issuing a joint statement with the players association that reads in rt, no new rules relating to the anthem will be issued or enforced while this confidential discussions are ongoing addingh ourd focus will remain on finding a solution to theis antm e through mutual good faith commitments outside of litigation. originally the league said if a player took a knee onhe fiel

we do a lot of our programs for asl community as well as people who have autism, kids, all ages and things such as that. in terms of capturing the numbers, emily, myself and lucas tobin have been working hard with our -- i can't remember the area in the department -- but we're working on really capturing the numbers in a very concrete way. we're currently implementing that for our spring numbers as well as fall. excuse me, as well as summer. for the actual registrations. but, again, a lot of it is communication and there's so many people utilizing our services that we don't know about. and we can't capture the number of people just dropping in at the park because we don't have people sign a waiver to enter the park. so we're trying to capture as much as we can in formal registrations. once we master that we're hoping to take a bigger picture look at really who our -- the numbers of the people that we're serving within the whole department but right now we focus on registration. >> that's fantastic. so does most of your funding come from rec and park? or does it come from other areas? >> em

in through parts of prince william county over towards parts of fairfax county and montgomery county aslw zoom on into this area. you can see what i'm talking about here. s very stronrm right now, heavy rainfall there. a couple of showersround the oxon hill area. making their way towards sterling. this one moving across the river towards poolsville. lot of rain and thunderstorms continue again, in that flash flood watch until 2:00 tonight. much more on what to expect in the next few days and your week forecast. you at 4:45. >>> there are new questions -- >>> a trade war averted. a big rally on wall street this afternoon after reports that europeans have made on trade to the united states. we have video to show you now from the rose garden where president trump and the eu commissioner addressed reporters. agreed to lower industrial tariffs, import more u.s. soy beans and work on more u.s. liquid natural gas exports. this is still a story. we're trying to unpack it here. as soon as we've details -- >> there are questions after the releasef that secret recordings made by president trump's f

they'll have aprons including starbucks spelled out in asl.ll have pins that read, "i sign." starbucks got the idea from a similar shop in kuala lumpur that opened in 2016. i think that's awesome. what a service. and if you don't nee sign language communique, you can be there and be a part of that community. >> learn a lot. >>> new rules requiring nfl players to stand for the national ahem are on hold. the ny polic is that they would fine or suspend players for four games. the new policy requires players to stand while the anthem is playing or stay in the locker room. the player association filed al grievancenging the policy this month. both sides plan to discuss this issue over s the nexteral weeks. >>> it's finally friday and the weather is going to cooperat once again, a beautiful end to the week. upper 80s, low humidity and sunny. nice-looking day. into the weekend, we're watching that storm system to our south giving us orain, noty for the weekend but for a pretty long stretch. chuck is back with a closer look at all of this mess. > chopp

dry air moving in a comfortable temperatures this afternoon asl.ising hroug ther but again it's all about the humidity this time of yea and bs th weekend. b ate highit press iure will get downo our south. turday should feature sunshih tonodit butneohe low to mid 90's an then t bo comba intock play, mid 90's feeling like close to a hundr degrees by sunday afternoon. and as we get beyond the importantll-s ata geamthunrstorn ext couple of days here in d.c. absolutely gorgeous. all right, that's a check of yo forecast. erin is back with a check of your roads this morning. hi, en. >> 5:56. keeping our eyes on t roads a downed tree blocking all lanes cautionhere. clara barton macarthur boulevar looking good. no pn.blems on cabin joh gw parkwayhu quiet. masetts avenue looks good. i'll let you know if that causes big delays.ra traffic light in the district northwest still malnctioning 17th at street. i'll let you know if any big slowdowns pile up. we have a typical minor delay on the outer loop, some congestion building 95 to the 270 spur, 19 minute tripin

they'll have aprons including starbuc starbucks spelled out in asl.s will have pins that read, "i sign." starbucks got the idea from a similar shop in kuala lumpur that opened in 2016.rs the uniy serves that population. >>> when it comes to healthy foods, y must think more must be better. >> but hold on. susan hogan explains that it's possible to get too much of a good thing. >> reporter: trying to follow a healthy diet? that's great. but "coumer reports" nutrition experts say you cane overdo healthy foods, evenrus and veggies. it's best to eat a wide variety of themst king to just a few, may mean you don't get all the nutrients you need and too much of some. many fruits and veggies are packed with fiber and whole grains. upping our fiber too much, too soon can cause gas and bloating. and too much fiberov all, may block the absorption of some nutrientit >> best to get fiber from foots that contain it naturally. foods that have fiber cause stomach upset. >> how about protein? >> toouch protein can stress the kidneys and liver. >> reporter: it's easy to

they will have aprons that include starbucks spelled out in asl, others will have pins that read i signfrom similar shop that opened in kuala lumpur back in 2016. we learned three or four different things. you know coffee. >> this is coffee. >> right. >> this is tea. coffee in a bag. >> and this is hot. >> and this is cold. >> ice. >> ice. >> and if we messed any of those up, this is i'm sorry. we're sorry. >> this is sorry. t i mean. i want to that. >> we want to thank to caurin robinson writer who learned how to sign at the university of maryland. a course he gotak to isn't that cool? so elegant. so beautiful. >> do you know sign language. >> i used to learn a lot more. >> you can point at a map pretty well. >> used to know mos of the alphabet. that's what i do. that means weatherig man there. >> yeah. on the hot side for sure across the region todaymp atures in the mid-880s to upper 80s and without the humidity this time of year it's a comfortable warm temperature out there. emperatures sitting at 85 degrees. 85 at 7:00 and down to 83 by 11:00. just like last night a fairly nice nigh

but gdpr has been affecting the likes of alphabet asle and it's been a boone to their business. they went to alphabet's google because they didn't trust the rest of the other advertising areas to ensure you're targeting the right user base, are actually gdpr compliant. facebook and google were most meant to benefit for that reason. it seems as though only google did. really facebook fell out of favor because of -- this is the real first tell tail quarter of whether or not it affected users' desire to be on the platform and exposed to targeted advertisers. in europe you're unable to opt out of facebook. they lost a million users overall. it's still a drop in the ocean compared to how many users they have across the board but still people -- from europe there's cynicism about whether gdpr is what hurt their numbers or whether it was more the p.r. effect of potential manipulation of developed country elections through the use of facebook and russia potentially infiltrating the platform. all of this, of course, the seismic shift that was cambridge analytica as well. that was felt in

i'll ask the both of you asle with, which is the worst? i think the meeting with the russians and trump tower is still a really dangerous thing for donald trump. and look, cohen's account of this so far has been consistent with everything we know about president trump and about don trump jr. and almost a year ago steve bannon, you may recall said it was inconceivable that donald trump wouldn't know about this meeting and now it looks as though he may have known all along. >> unfortunately i'm out of time but bill we love you and your book, everybody does. so good to see all three of you. thank you so much. >>> coming up ahead on ""a.m. joy"" why the government says hundreds of migrant children won't be reunited with their parents. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. this is moving day with the best

think of asle who i smart in this space think the hands for n private now and the government may come back in on top of this but for for t will be important rocket program. the problem is he may be a crazy person. you paid ow if any of attention to hip the last couple is basically esla on the brink of bankruptcy. he was sleeping on the floor of factory an tweeting at 3:00 with nd coming on a call shareholders and acting like howard hughes in the late stages. putting all of your hope in branson who used to host game show on television and elon musk who may be half insane encouraging. >> we have a question from bill crystal. ask tony to make duck face again. thank you for listening. we are about to have lunch. before we break for lunch we at 2:00.ack please take all personal items with you. don't leave anything here in the room. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] c-span we have mock mordrid. trial of camelocamelot. we would s the law pply here, whether they seem obvious to you or not these are the l

dense, down to a mile and a half, half moon bay, down to down to four miles asl. f with us temperature wise, mid 50s to low 60s. a cool start out there but it will be a warm day away from the coast. in fact, today, is the hottest day we have all week. inland we're going into the 90s, mid and upper 90s, 87 that high in san jose, about 71 in san francisco, 77 oakland, some afternoon sunshine in napa going up to about 89 degrees. that's weather. a check of the roads with alexis. good morning. >> good morning, drew. i want to take you back to our most serious incident right now, also probably the biggest backup we have a crash in the fremont area, southbound 880 near stevenson boulevard. few details from chp, down to just the far left lane blocked. initially they were saying seven vehicles involved. i think a few people just stopped to help out. they're saying only four vehicles now were involved in the crash but one does have major injuries and that is backed up just about state route 84. not a lot of great alternates. use surface streets and connect at auto mall par

that company, which now owns asl and foxhall, aggressively cut costs by sharing technology on new metal cutting german workforce. carlos: more than 900 million we can say that it's a very positive thing that is visible and i would like to praise the leadership of the opel ceo. he has done a great job implementing the program. each employee is contributing and i'm happy to see the result. >> when you acquired those you ares, everyone said becoming more dependent on europe. is that a good thing today due to political uncertainty we see everywhere? changes in the world, this chaotic situation, is making us very humble. go isas true if you to not true today and what was true today may not be true in a few years. recognizing that yes, we are performing well in europe and europe is a place where we understand our customers. we can make products with great technology and hence rate value. that's the reason why we are such a big player in this market. that does not change our strategic land where we want to become a global leader in efficiency. we continue to develop ourselves in other parts of

the family, the reunification w process asle, it's very lengthy and complicated and looks like it's being made or lengthy and complicated in some cases. if you just look at t sofi'sime line in this instance, this is what her mother has been navigating. contacter is the one i with the government agencies. she entered legally with a younger sibling, has an asy case pending and in the u.s. this is the time line. she got a call saying her daughter has been taken into custody. for four days after that, no word on her daughter. five days after the separation, she was allowed one phone call it was 15 minutes. her mother said sofi cried throughout the whole thing and coul't be comforted. kept asking to see hemplet ten days after being separated, she was alowed another call. said sofi cried again and the call was cut short because her daughter was so upset. the mother has been naviting the reunification process, it costs a lot of time and money. the officials want to make sure they're releasing children into safe cstody when they d so, and there's part of it, though, we found out the administratio

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but there's something else going on asl wel. everybody knows in your individual life you can't live if you don't have a common understanding of truth, and that's true in a national life as well. i think donald trump, the effect of all of this isxhausting on the public. i think they're embarrassed, asa wa early, and i think they're ashamed of what's i happening. anink there will be, in 2020, and maybe in 2018, reaction against this. this is not as if h ameri a terminal disease and nothing can beo dne. individual lives matter. if one person does something, it may not. but if a lot of people ating act together, you can change a political and civic cul'sture. thappened before and it can happen again. >> woodruff: pete wehner, lara brown, domenico montanaro, we >> thank you.. >> thank you. >> woodruff: finally, some tantalizing new findings about water on mars. naturally, it raises more atestions about the possibility of some kind of exrestrial life there. it's a perfect fit for our miles o'brien and our weekly segmented on the "lead

he is a brilliant jurist with a clear and effective writing asle, universally regarded one of the finest and sharpest legal minds of our time. and just like justice gorsuch, he excelled as a clerk for justice kennedy. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: judge kavanaugh has devoted his life to public service. for the last 12 years, he has served as a judge on the geese the -- d.c. circuit court of appeals with great distinction, authoring over 300 opinions, which had been widely admired for their skill, insight, and rigorous adherence to the law. among those opinions are more than a dozen that the supreme court has adopted as the law of the land. beyond his great renown as a judge, he is active in his community. basketball, serves meals to needy families, and having learned from his mom, who was a schoolteacher in d.c., tutors children at local elementary schools. there is no one in america more qualified for this position and no one more deserving. i want to thank the senators on both sides of the aisle, republican and democrat, for their consultation and advice during the selection proce

no.er: let donald trump do his thing. , as far asl tell , with the jobss being taken everyone says theyre menial jobs. maybe they are or they are not. i don't know. i am in health care, and what i thesee after we got olympics year in 1996, when atlanta was still country, we had an influx of people coming here. i worked for an f qac which is a federally funded health care facility. all of a sudden we saw an influx of immigrant ladies coming in to have babies. and with the position i had, i said who is paying for these babies? wilbur's in culpeper, virginia. on the line for those 31 to 60. good morning. my name is wilbur and dime from culpeper virginia. -- and i am from culpeper, virginia. message for spineless democrats who voted for trump, i hope trump put somebody on the supreme court that overturns all of the laws of the democrats have voted for for all of these years, and when you cast your vote you have to make sure you are a strong democrat. we need to get these spineless democrats out of the election. host: wilbur, what makes a spineless democrat? >> they don't stand up for princi

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. >>> he stepped down over backlash for blaming poor asles on nfl anthem a night pap johns says it acceptedis resignation and they would appoint a newin chairman the coming weeks. >> we are inching closer to nexts w major league baseball all-star game in washington. >> overnight whileou slept a big all-star surprise popped up at freedom plaza downtown. that's where our annies yu i live this morning. hey, annie. >> hey rorr:te holly, goodte morning, s, that's right, as we inch closer tothe , there's so much for fans ton, take including this. take a look. this at i freedom plaza, so we've been showing you all morning long the life sized photos of the 2018 roster and here to tell us more about this exciting display is barbara mugh, senior vp of marketg with mlb. good morning to you. >> good morning.>> reporter: d.t hitbe s aince 1969. this is super exciting fors us. theven more es iting to have thin experience. >> yes, absolutely. we're really excited to bring washington, d.c. year and in particular where we're standing now showcase our greatest pla here in one place and it's a great opportuni