brad: no. -lemonis: alex? -brad: no.lex -- when we first started out, he was helping to buy table saws and stuff during the garage days. lemonis: did you give him money back or no? brad: no. i mean, he hasn't been recouped for that. lemonis: so you owe him something. -brad: sure, absolutely. -lemonis: and how much money have you put in the business since the beginning? -do you know? -brad: i don't know. i mean, tens of thousands of dollars. lemonis: how much have you taken in paychecks? brad: i was getting paid $500 a week for a pretty short period of time. and then i haven't been paid in 6 months. lemonis: yeah. when you sell everything you own to put it in the business, to try to make one idea work, i give you a lot of credit. i have a lot of admiration for you. -it's emotional, isn't it? -brad: yeah. i just don't like to show it, i guess. i pride myself on having the strength and willpower to keep something going that most people would have already folded on. you know, this has been, you know, the last 5 years of my l

brad: brad.ice to meet you. trevor: trevor. lemonis: trevor, nice to meet you. travis: i'm travis. lemonis: how are you? what are you guys doing? brad: just going over inventory. lemonis: is this the whole office? travis: you're looking at it. and then the warehouse is downtown. lemonis: okay. are those the watches? travis: yeah. so, we, basically, started with an interchangeable watch. so the face pops out of the band -- pull back, pop up. lemonis: it's a cool watch. what does a watch like that sell for? travis: $35. lemonis: these are nice looking watches at a great price point. travis: we wanted to do an accessory that was bright, that could match with all all different things -- hats, shoes. lemonis: this is a comfortable watch. travis: it's lightweight. it's durable. initially we had 10 colors. each color represented a different charity, that we partnered with to give back 10%. lemonis: that's pretty slick. travis: yeah, right? trevor: we wanted to do something different, and no one was doin

and brad keselowski on the outside. and once again, brad keselowski. restart this race. leader, control car when it comes into the restart zone. >> remember we saw brad keselowski with his hand out the window. asking for bayne to push. hand out the window. telling trevor when to go. we didn't see that from kasey kahne. we did not see kasey kahne giving indication, okay, now is the time to go. this is the time he will need to do that. it could potentially help kasey kahne. remember ryan newman has old tires. he pitted at 133. kasey kahne on 149. that could help kahne in this situation. >> light is still a factor. we have the magic of television where we can open the iris up and let as much light in. it looks brighter than it actually is here because of the manic of cameras able to give us more light. but it is getting darker. and that is definitely a factor that's going to come into play. i don't know if they will get another restart if a caution comes out before they get to the overtime line. and i'm sure these drivers don't know that either. they will

now brad keselowski to his outside.immie johnson right behind him on the inside line. >> little bit of contact right before then. larson moving left. the car moved back to the right. but you're right, steve, i think that this restart is going to be more difficult. remember, that 31 of ryan newman, he had on older tires. that's huge advantage of kasey kahne. he certainly you could beat ryan newman if you wanted to with the old tires. but now it is much more difficult. >> not the caution you wanted to see. they got out to six or seven car length lead. >> trying to clean up fluid on the track. >> keith rodham, so much conversation throughout the garage, media, fan base, about ca kasey kahne and his seat at motor sports. who will take 88. i will call them rumors because i've seen no official statement from anyone about kasey kahne's situation. i don't know his contract situation. but as those rumors floated, i have not heard in public or private, keith rodham say anything about his driving. he has been a hundred percent sup

brad hasn't. as for who's to blame for the divorce, brad owns up to his part. angelina is more vague. things became more difficult. >> angelina is seen out almost always with the kids. they go shopping at toys stores and travel abroad. brad is seen solo. he now spends time with his guy friends and focuses on art and music. they're continuing therapy sessions. brad sees his children a few times a week. the 53-year-old star is getting ready to start filming a new sci-fi film. we're told he's doing well, he's continuing to adjust to a new normal. >>> >>> and now, let's get to another big headline our newsdesk has been working on. >> jennifer aniston is returning to tv. ♪ >> it's been 13 years since jen said good-bye to primetime. the new project will reunite jen with reese witherspoon, who once played jen's sister on "friends." >> oh, my god, jill! >> oh, my god, rachel! >> oh, my god, introduce us! >> reese will co-star and executive produce the series along with jen about a new york morning tv show. tv has been good to reese, she is currently nominated for an em

brad: no. look at the president's tweet.any rational measure, it should pass antitrust scrutiny, but we are in a topsy-turvy political environment and this could get scrutiny just because jeff bezos right now is not the most popular guy in washington. emily: and there is this frenzy of speculation about what will be amazon's next big bet. any ideas? bob: let's not forget what they are doing with alexa and voice-based computing, small for now, but a very interesting play. they were never able to do anything from an operating system perspective. they really wanted to compete against microsoft and google/alphabet and apple. now, all of a sudden, they are coming in from the side with this voice-based computing thing and opening up lots of different avenues. by the way, the beauty of it is, across all of those platforms. that's want to watch. emily: we have to talk about the cloud, where they are the leader. yet we saw progress on this front at google and microsoft. the pie is getting bigger, but does amazon have to worry about t

and not that she did the interview, brad expected that. no, a source is upset because she seems to be using the kids talking about them so openly in the article. a friend of the jolie-pitt family tells us, quote, it's surprising that angelina would use the children to help herself in the story, especially after years where both were dedicated to protecting their privacy. so, now, that both have done their post-divorce magazine interviews, brad did his "gq"-style mea culpa in may. we break down the very different ways brad and angie have handled the split. >> it was a very difficult time. my focus is my children, our children. >> angelina's done an on-camera interview, brad hasn't. as for who's to blame for the divorce, brad owns up to his part. he was saying i was boozing too much. angelina is more vague. saying things became difficult. >> we'll get through this time and hopefully be a stronger family for it. >> angelina is seen out almost always with the kids. they go shopping at toy stores and travel abroad. brad is seen solo. most of th

. >> hey, brad.same thing. you are leading the rates, sure you have to pit for fuel, you going to drag everybody else with you? >> yeah, we will have to pit. but i think everybody has at least 10 or 20 laps on their tires. if they don't pit they will be in trouble. in they do pit, hopefully we can stay out in front of them. >> well, steve letarte and i agree. you didn't think you add fast car before the race started. how have you found yourself in this position? >> yeah, maybe not the best cheerleader today. but my team stuck with me the cho whole race. great strategy calls. even when i tried to shoot myself in the foot, they saved me from myself. we are in the position to have a great day and have penske's first win at brickyard. a long ways to go. we have to get through pit and restart and a long ways to go. but we will fight through. >> it's been fun to watch you fight and overcome this adversity. >> thank you. glad you tuned in despite the delays. glad to have you. >> he mentioned it. team penske

brad admitted he had been quote, boozing too much. angelina was adamant to point out the family's home schooling, hectic lifestyle is and will remain one of the opportunities we are able to give our children. let's embrace being not normal. of course, the split took a toll, and angelina hid a secret illness. she developed damaged facial nerves caused one side of her face to droop. we could never tell from photos. angie did acupuncture, which helped her fully recover. but the single mom of six says her skin became dryer and she has more gray hair laughing saying, i can't tell if it's menopause or just the year i have had. the new interview took place june 16th, four days after angelina moved into her new mansion. boxes were still unpacked, but does she miss brad? angelina confesses there is one thing that makes her miss him. decorating and house stuff saying, quote, that was always brad's thing. she says she has no interest working on another film right now, saying her life doesn't have the space for it. >>> now to justin bieber. he qu

. >> hey, brad.ask you the same thing. you are leading the rates, sure you have to pit for fuel, you going to drag everybody else with you? >> yeah, we will have to pit. but i think everybody has at least 10 or 20 laps on their tires. if they don't pit they will be in trouble. in they do pit, hopefully we can stay out in front of them. >> well, steve letarte and i agree. you didn't think you add fast car before the race started. how have you found yourself in this position? >> yeah, maybe not the best cheerleader today. but my team stuck with me the cho whole race. great strategy calls. even when i tried to shoot myself in the foot, they saved me from myself. we are in the position to have a great day and have penske's first win at brickyard. a long ways to go. we have to get through pit and restart and a long ways to go. but we will fight through. >> it's been fun to watch you fight and overcome this adversity. >> thank you. glad you tuned in despite the delays. glad to have you. >> he mentioned it.

brad sat tip is live in west philly. brad?> reporter: lucy, as you can imagine when those paintballs started flying they were scary moments late this afternoon. victims believe they may have been intentionally targeted because today's attack wasn't the only one in recent days. two reports this afternoon of one or more people inside this dark-colored infinity firing paint balls. >> multiple shots are fired from infinity. couple people on the porch were struck with the paint balls. a couple, three at least three of them. two struck windows one struck a wall. they have welts on their bodies that shows visible signs of injuries. report roar victims believe they were intentionally targeted because they're transgender and a neighbor who asked not to be identified says it's not the first time. >> sometimes i see little kids running by calling them bleep and stuff like that throwing rocks and stuff at their house report roar police say firecrackers were thrown at them twice in rent days. >> they believe neighbor resident throws an m80

maryland bureau chief brad bell looking into a dangerous history on route 50. brad? brad: yeah, you know what? it was just in may we had another one of these crashes. less than a mile in that direction. this morning's crash happened here. these are the westbound very fast-moving you might be able to see there is a dip in the road. it looks like that means that the westbound cars would not have seen this wrongway driver until it was too late. the images from the crash are jarring. cars obliterated by a force of a highway speed head-on collision. two are dead including the 31-year-old driver who police say caused the crash by driving eastbound in the westbound lanes of the interstate. >> we do not know where she entered the westbound lanes or where she was coming from. brad: the wrongway driver of the red hyundai identified as 31-year-old christine parks there severn. hui xu was killed after being hit head on. they are looking into if parks was drinking. >> there were alcoholic beverages found in the vehicle. brad: this happened a half mile wrongway crash on eastbound

brad? brad: you know what? it was a tough day. the sound of gunfire mixed in with the sound of fireworks. here in this community, th gunfire. police found a man's body slumped over in front of an apartment building in suitland. there are bullet holes in a door and a window. there is a family in pain. >> these crimes have to stop. they have to stop. brad: the victim was william's nephew, tyrek walker. 18 years old. >> people thought it was fireworks. it has to stop. brad: it was a violent fourth. beginning with a shooting at 6:45 a.m. at this house on kayak avenue in capitol heights. a man propreviously attacked a -- a man who previously attacked a resident here broke in and shot and killed. it will likely be justified. >> he had a right to. brad: and more gunfire. robinson was killed after a dispute between two groups. police s leads. all in all, a terrible spike in violence but police say so far it doesn't signal a trend. >> we are currently 14% down in our number of homicides when compared to this time last year. but these are m

in camp springs brad bell, abc7 news. alison: right now at 5:00, another shocker on pennsylvania avenue. white house newest official sent packing. child porn, assault and he worked at three area schools. plus, he is hiv positive. now this case just got even worse. and vacation plans ruined on the outer banks but not by the weather. "7 on your side" shows you the smart way to protect your announcer: from abc7 news this is a breaking news alert. alison: another major shakeup at the white house. this time it's anthony scaramucci who is out the door. jonathan: scaramucci only been on the job as communications direct for for 11 days and included a vocal introductory news conference and then the foul mouth phone call to reporter at "new yorker." alison: this coincides with general kelly taking over as white house chief of staff. kevin lewis outside the white house with what we know and reaction as well. kevin? kevin: the reaction is shock over how short of the teen your scaramucci had. there have been laughs and jokes, too. a m

he wants a bill that has heart, brad.ocrats saying the senate version of trump care is even worse than we thought, a partisan bill that cuts taxes for the rich and slashes immediate kade. -- medicaid. he's calling the same thing as steve, let's scrap this all together and come up with a bipartisan plan. >> we have to deal with the real world. 20 trillion dollars in debt. don't have an unlimited budget. medicaid under democratic plan there was no end. kept throwing good money after bad. they claim republicans are cutting medicaid. we're not. we're cutting the increase in growth in medicaid. >> the cbo score kind of put a cabosh on that. that is not the case. >> what we have to do is make healthcare affordable and accessible. right now obama care costs too much and cares less. it is gone. it is over. >> it is not actually cutting the medicaid spending. why can't republicans sell that? we had senator toomey top of the hour gave a very clear explanation of what you are talking about now, why aren't they selling that to even t

he is already buzzing about katy perry among others. >> top of the mount is brad pitt, katy perry.zed these guys are all friends and it's very -- it's just easy to hang around with all of them. >> that's a good sign. good fit, right? >> yes. >> before katy perry kicks off her "idol" gig, he has been announced as the host for this year's host. it airs live on mtv august 27th. >> there was plenty of music last night in san dro pay. >>> leonardo dicaprio held his foundation gala, and let's just say this is quite the shocker the newly single star was quite popular with the ladies. >> two months after abruptly breaking up with supermodel nina agdal, leo looked like he was getting his model mojo back, talking to some beauties before his big event which became a "titanic" reunion. >> two things disappeared this evening. now that one is back, i have a pretty good idea where the other is. >> 20 years after their epic, billy zane posed with his co-stars captioning this shot, "gang's back together. now we're saving icebergs. go figure." yep. leo's benefit helps fund environmental causes. it r

brad admitted to gq style in may he'd been boozing too much.ow are the kids harnndling the divorce? 12-year-old zahara is the rock of the family. she knows where and what the others are doing at all time. shiloh, who is now 11, is really into animals and helped open a wildlife sanctuary. 9-year-old knox is the one that got angie to finally put up that jiend water slide, and his twin sister visit y sist sist sister visit yen is addicted to blankets. she said to me the other day, mom, i can taste my blanket. angie replied, that, hoiney, isa sign that it really, really needs to be washed. >> the children were lovely and friendly and polite. there weren't nannies around. it was nice to see her interacting with her kids, just being a mom. >> of course the split took a toll and angelina hid a secret illness. last year she developed bell's palsy, damage to patientfacial caused one side of her face to droop. she did acupuncture. she says her skin has become dryer and she has more gray hairs. she laughed saying, i can't tell if it's menopause or if it's

brad: they remarkably recovered from the note 7 debacle.eleased the note 7 in south korea. what company would do that? the brand literally went up in flames. the note 8 is coming out soon. the galaxy s8 is out with good reviews. my impression of relentlessness. they deploy so many resources. they are so disciplined and efficient that they are tough to beat. particularly on the manufacturing side, this area of strength that an apple or google cannot capture. emily: what is it me for apple given iphone 8 expected release in september? brad: they are frenemies. samsung memory chips are an apple products. apple has a reliance on samsung, even at the high end of the smartphone market they compete. emily: they are trying to change that by designing their own chips? brad: right, for they don't make them. samsung makes the chips. apple can't get out of its reliance on samsung because samsung went and tortured all the competition. it is hard for apple to go and ween itself off samsung. samsung can rely on apple and its business to basically subsidiz

brad milky reports.ustralians will cup to the police conducting raids in five locations around sydney. >> a major joint counterterrorism operation to disrupt a terrorist plot to bring down an airplane. >> people in sydney were planning to commit a terrorist. act brad: the rains are ongoing. at least four men have been arrested. 40 riotan tv reported squad officer stormed a house before explosives team found a suspicious device. >> people were screaming and yelling. brad: officials have not released specifics on the time and location of the alleged plot, but -- >> terrorism. brad: increase security measures are in place at all australian airports. the police a that so far none of the suspects have been charged. kimberly: on twitter today, president trump promised to stop obama care reimbursement lower insurance premiums, deductibles, and co-pays. supporters of the law gathered around the country to rally for the fight ahead. q mccray reports. plaza crowd at freedom cheered for their calls. >> it's in the

in suitland, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: brad, thank you. in d.c., the police are working overtime as e district. in one ten-hour stretch 11 people were shot. a 12th person was stabbed in eight incidents across the city stretching from southeast to northwest. amazingly only one of the attacks turned deadly. one person shot several times on gasoline we have ston street. police don't believe they are connected. now to new developments out of flint, michigan, today. the man charged with stabbing an officer at an airport was in court today. prosecutors say 49-year-old amor ftouhi ambushed the officer. in the attack, officials say ftouhi referenced syria, iraq and afghanistan. the attack came five days after he entered the u.s. from canada. he tried to buy a gun but couldn't. that is when he bought the knife. larry: an investigation after a shocking discovery in philadelphia. that is where police say they found a small closed casket on a sidewalk. inside it the embalmed no skeletal remains. found across the street from the cemetery. the police ar

brad: they have not produced a smoking gun.n is they persuaded the government to put pressure on the shareholder group's pension fund to approve a samsung murder to shore up the family control of the conglomerate. if there was a quid pro quo, it was an unspoken one. they are not produced a smoking gun. i think he probably gets out of this ordeal. we will find out in the next couple of weeks. there is precedent for the heads of these companies to spend time in prison. south korea is a very conflicted relationship between government, the people, in these large companies that feel its economy. emily: for all the things they are doing well, there was this big thing they have not tackled which is software, which may be the primary reason people don't buy samsung phones. brad: let's do a contrast. in two years to have spot a massive semiconductor fabrication facility. intel has a factory in arizona for five plus years and trump has tried to put pressure on them to complete it. samsung deploys militaries of workers the at these things

>> i don't know, brad.g and health care, i mean, they've only got one vote to spare, and i don't see how they're going to hold on, especially before the august recess, which is their timeline here. i don't think it gets done. tax reform, i think there might be more of a stomach for that. i think they'll be able to keep their troops in line for that and actually get something done. what it is, what it looks like, i'm not quite sure. it won't be everything they want. but they'll get something, i think, by the end of the year. liz: brad, how are they going to get to that point? it appears that there are enough republican senators right now who are either a no vote or certainly undecided at this point. and if it goes to a failed vote, once again, we heard today from senator tim scott who told neil cavuto we go to the table with democrats, and that could take a lot longer. and they might have to take out more than just two weeks from their august recess. >> well, democrats, if they get involved, are in no rush t

brad bell is live in laurel. the police don't think they are connected in any way. brad: right. they are not s reasons to believe they are not in any way connected. the driver was not injured. what is disturring is this happened out here on one of the busiest highways in the country. >> at the i-95 rest stop near where it happened, they weren't surprised to hear of the violence. the people used to get in an argument and come to fisticuffs. now it's to shoot. brad: a commuter heard a loud noise but didn't realize he had been hit until he arrived at work. that is when he saw the bullet holes on the driver side of the vehicle. state police releasing no additional details. >> it's disgusting. horrible. no regard for human life. brad: the incident is 2 shooting on the d.c. beltway near pennsylvania avenue. which claimed the life of lombray who was found shot to death in the distinctive car stopped stopped in a travel lane on the highway. no arrests have been made. police continue to ask for help. the sources say at this point the detectives are certain that the two shootings are unre

maryland bureau chief brad bell in rockville with the crime alert. brad?brad: one of the things they are still trying to figure out how does he get into schools like twin brook elementary school in the day care centers? some cases he has been confronted and he said i'm part of the cleaning crew. people want to explore that and then he vanishes. it's not a hugely serious crime. but if you have ever lost a wallet or a purse and your cards and your i.d. and everything inside you will understand why this is being taken very seriously. courtney still can't figure out how the purse snatcher got in to her daycare center office, found her purse and got out without being seen. >> it was a rough day to say the least. brad: it got rougher because the thief headed straight to this grocery and spent $513 before the cre >> it's a huge pain in the neck. i had to replace my i.d. i didn't have a driver's license, a bank card. i didn't have any cash. >> security cameras got a good picture of the thief that day in may but it has not seemed to slow the serial purse snatcher d

bush brad blakeman and andrew peek, brad, andrew, good to see both of you. north korea is doing and what they're doing to do in the future. >> i think they are pushing situation to a crisis and the trump administration is ready to meet them head on. what we are looking at right now is something called secondary sanctions which is sanctions against chinese and other companies that invest in north korea, not necessarily north korea itself. this is something we've had in place on the iranians about two decades and they're extraordinarily helpful, however, if those don't work, i expect the trump administration to push further perhaps into some kind of unilateral action that gets a resolution of the situation. cheryl: brad, that is going to include the chinese and has to, we seem to be taking the diplomatic ruth right -- route right now. >> two pronged approach, one is using economic duress on china. china is enable e of north korea. north korea could not exist a week -- cheryl: is that a military option? >> yeah, i think there's got to be both a military option

brad: let's do a contrast.they have spawned a massive semiconductor fabrication facility. intel has a factory in arizona for five plus years and trump has tried to put pressure on them to complete it. samsung deploys militaries of workers to get these things up and running. it is a different set of skills, the militaristic discipline. they are releasing this personal assistant around the world right now, their siri, and there has been criticism about how they presented it. how answers queries. this is something samsung has to master. there is bright spots with samsung pay, a lot of failures. their operating system never caught on. it is their last frontier. emily: what was your impression from within the company having spoken to six or so executives? brad: they remarkably recovered from the note 7 debacle. it was a hard year for them last year. they have just released the note 7 in south korea. what company would do that? the brand literally went up in flames. the note 8 is coming out soon. the galaxy s8 is out

as for life after brad, well, angelina started taking cooking classes because her kids asked her to. angie also reconciled with her estranged dad, jon voight, who came to babysit when angelina had a routine therapy session. >> it's there. it's so painful. >> and up next, angelina is promoting her netflix film, "first they killed my father," but home life is making her restless. she says, "i've been trying for nine months to be really good at just being a homemaker and picking up dog poop and cleaning dishes and reading bedtime stories. and i'm getting better at all three, but now i need to get my boots on and go hang, take a trip." >> and angie did get that trip in pi the way, because she did the "vanity fair" interview last month just hours before taking the kids to africa. >>> cameron is here now. >> they have been keeping busy on "american idol." and they locked in ryan seacrest as host, and are three more faces ready to shoot off the fireworks with katy at the judges' table? ♪ >> the three potential judges reportedly being considered are luke bryan, lionel richie and charlie puth

maryland bureau chief brad bell has the story. brad: the future greats of the game w their own. playing an ocean away. he is a native son of prince george's county. he is only 19th years old and playing today in a second round at wimbledon. it all began right here. >> i met him when he was 4. brad: director of high performance tennis frank sals czar coached him from the early age on the courts like the juniors playing today. tiafo's dad worked here and his young son's talent responded early on. >> he was born and raised here in this facility. >> getting to the second round of wimbledon was a major league forward, marking his first victory in a major tournament. one of the cool things about the junior center champion center in college park is tiafo is not the last hopeful. look at the kids. all hoping to be where he is now. >> those watching today will tell >> it's cool. if you stick with the dream and you dream and you can do whatever you want to do. >> i want to be like him. i want to go to grand slam and try to be a professional. brad: part of the lesson is to fight through ad

brad mcmillan, chief investment officer at commonwealth financial joins us now to discuss. brad, i see in your forecast that you have the s&p 500 moving up to about 2500. that's about what? 20% from here, right? >> just about there. and i think that's going to be about par for the course. >> what do you think drives it to that level and what are your worries? >> well, where we are right now, we've seen the market come back on fundamentals. and i think the fundamentals, the earnings are going to continue to improve. that should carry the market up higher. >> so, what about the fact that economic growth has not been as strong as some people thought it would be? the administration is hoping for something close to 3%. but som of the forecasts that came out this morning came out at 1.5, 1.6%. does that worry you or not. >> it does worry me because we are seeing signs that economic growth may be slowing, but at the same time, can confidence is high. business confidence is high. and actually, the economy despite the worries has continued to grow about 2% or better for a long time.

in stevensville, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: all right, brad. thank you very much. we are back to one of the main drags in this -- [audio interruption] >> this is a different view. we are on a pier. if you look in the distance you can see the bay bridge. this thunderstorm worked from prince george's county to anne arundel. there was a severe thunderstorm warning. as it got over the water it had more to work with. different circulations here across the water. extra energy thanks to the moisture that sits here on top of the bay. the storm worked across the water and it began to intensify. look at the boat here on the dock across from me. you can see that the center console is hanging in the water. i'll take you farther to the right. you can see the tree that just snapped on top of the house. this is just the beginning where the tornado came in to the shore. >> this is one of the damage surveys that was, that had the most degree of damage. there was an injury we heard about. the man is back home and resting comfortably from the injury. we hope everyone stays safe throu

brad: not just samsung.amsung over the last 20 years has emerged as the largest company in south korea. there is a lot of pride as there should be in the success of this company that emerged -- samsung electronics was associated with appliances in our homes. low quality phones in the early 1990's. now it is next to apple as the world's largest maker of smartphones and always connected devices in our lives. that is the visible part. the invisible part is the enormously successful semiconductor business. south ofd a new plant seoul. you can't imagine the scale of which samson operates. they have broken ground and gotten to operational in the facility in the span of two years. ethics intel three to five years or longer to get a semiconductor fabrication plant up and running. the expertise, the almost militaristic efficiency in deploying construction and getting the automation and the machinery up and running is unrivaled. they have managed to go time these plants to go inside with upswings in the technology sec

brad: yes, and it is the biggest risk to the stock. is anyone else their versatile enough, and has enough credibility, you know, on wall street and within a company to run such a complicated company and to get the leeway that just does? he does have outside interests. he is spending a lot of his personal wealth on blue origin, his space company. you look at his pictures from sun valley, and you see what great personal shape he is in. image you wonder if he is an astronaut training -- it makes you wonder if he is in astronaut training? i think the day of amazon about jeff bezos is a long way off. he does have other personal interest that could maybe take him that outside of the company, i don't think he would leave, but gradually reduces time there. vonnie: thank you to brad, bloomberg's head of global technology coverage. let's focus on the market action in treasuries. u.s. dollar following the latest fomc statement, signaling that inflation remains persistently low, and signals that it will shrinking the balance sheet closing relative