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

why, brad oborn, the scratched up boyfriend. the prosecutors put brad on the stand.t was a risky strategy. >> i was a heroin addict for quite some time. >> the story brad told of his relationship with this nice girl hannah was for sure a warts and all presentation. >> i was not a good boyfriend. >> can you explain to us what "not a good boyfriend" means? >> i was abusive. i hit -- i abused her. >> did you verbally abuse her? >> yes. >> did you physically abuse her? >> judge: you need to answer out loud, please. >> yes. >> brad testified that just days before hannah disappeared, they had had a big fight about him cheating on her and said that's when she scratched him. >> does that picture fairly and accurately represent the scratches that are on your arms? >> yes. >> most painful, he said, was the fact that he had introduced hannah to denny in the first place. >> so but for you, hannah hill would never have met denny ross. is that what you're saying, mr. oborn? >> yeah. >> did you blame yourself for hannah's murder? >> yes. >> do you still blame yourself for hannah's

brad: brad.e 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 doing

brad smith of microsoft, thank you very much for a great conversation. brad: sure. i look forward to connecting with people. thank you as always, mike. mike: thank you for joining axios. kevin mccarthy. he is a californian, he is wired into the silicon valley community. he is is a tech early -- he is a tech early adopter. he is the real deal. fourth generation from kern county. grandson of a cattle rancher. son of a fireman. and, as if he doesn't have enough titles already, for this week, he is chairman of the republican national convention. mr. leader, mr. chairman, welcome to axios. rep. mccarthy: thank you so much for having me. glad to be back. mike: does being chairman give you great perks? rep. mccarthy: i've got to do work and do a lot. but i have this big apple. i like -- big gavel. i like that. mike: and is reagan behind? rep. mccarthy: that is reagan behind me and pictures of my family. i love reagan. thisu've ever wondered -- -- reagan would tell conservatives anything, to be a happy conservative. if you believe in policies to bring people more freedom an

brad: yeah, this was great. i had the opportunity to learn firsthand -- look, this also reflects i think the best of american do-it-yourself electronic engineering. what you see there is a windows laptop. what people with a little bit of financial support can accomplish when you give them the ability to be creative. that's what is happening in ferry county, that's what is happening increasingly in rural counties across the country. mike: brad, some people talked about covid as a sort of an x-ray on our society. you were way ahead on this issue but i think we realize now with so much remote learning what a massive, life-changing imperative broadband becomes. brad: i think that is very true. actuallyht now you cannot go to school virtually in an effective way if you don't have access to broadband and you don't have a good computing device. there will obviously come a day when the pandemic will be behind us, when kids will be back in class in school buildings, but even when that happens, there is a huge homework ga

brad meltzer's couch. we worked on lost history together and our goal was to find the 9/11 flag that was raised at ground 0 and we were able to find it after the episode aired outside dc. we got a phone call from a guy who identified himself as a former marine, the story they told, i want to return it. the reason it got returned is josh was our veteran producer who did incredible research, go and be in new york city, work with former head of the crime unit to authenticate it in the 9/11 museum still on display. one of the most amazing moment in my life. and and all these writers have -- they are missing the good part. you have to take out all of the good parts and it sounds silly but exactly right and he just knew those details. a scene in the first conspiracy, one of the first things he did when put in charge of the military started ordering books on how to be a better general, but he wanted to know what do i need to do and that is the kind of detail. i love those little details, show, don't tell. i love

thor, there's a brad thor on the book next to. he plays out as far as he can plate. >> host: back to your mother,, another theme in your book is the sixth sense that agents seem to have. >> guest: right. i'm a big believer in man is the only animal that ignores their intuition. we have a rule in my house which is the only time you can use earbuds is when you're in the house. you don't get to shut off your hearing when you go outside. i knew some folks that were involved in investigation several years ago in times square wizard been that horrible, horrible killing where the men man had driven his carn the sidewalk and it killed, injured a bunch of people in times square. i i had a talk by children about that same it happened very quickly. might not make the difference what with you earbuds are not but if you'd heard people screaming to think even a fraction of second attempt section might've bought you a chance? maybe it couldn't because it happens quickly but intuition is a big thing. trust in your gut. if you talk to people who p

and brad meltzer is at the top of the list. he was also in the department of homeland security when i was working. >> host: we will talk about that in a few seconds. brad meltzer will be on our special section "in depth" edition in december. and if you go to booktv.org, we've interviewed adults are several times you can find that online, booktv.org. what was the red unit? >> guest: in the aftermath we talked about 9/11 a little bit. before the 9/11 commission report ever came out, the federal government realized that what had happened on september 11 was largely due to a failure of imagination on our part, on the governed is part. one of the criticisms is that they were always fighting in the rearview mirror expecting the next fight to look like the last and that they hadn't been created enough. when did of homeland security stood up, they enacted the red unit, and the idea was let's not all just sit around the washington beltway inside the beltway talking about what the next attack might look like. let's bring in some creative

that's how i got back in there and grabbed brad. >> brad, what, felt warm to you as you recall? >> yeah, and i thought maybe he might have a chance. >> reporter: david had been an indiana state trooper for almost 11 years. that night in the garage, david says, his police training kicked in. it seemed to him that his daughter, jill, was dead. but if there was even a whisper of a chance for his son, brad, david knew he had to get him out of bronco and give him cpr. >> i picked him up and pulled him in to me and turned around and went back out the same way that i came in. >> reporter: came out the passenger door and put him down on the garage floor and, what, started working on him? >> exactly. >> were you getting any signs of anything? >> i just remember looking at his face. and, like with jill, his eyes -- there was no moisture. they were half shut. it was -- it was pretty obvious that he was gone. >> and this has all happened in, what, 45 seconds of your life? >> that's -- yeah. probably. maybe a minute. >> reporter: kneeling on the bloody garage floor, amidst the bodies of his

brad: i'm not sure what the question is. she said she likes things, i watch things adult like i don't know why. so she says that right after talk about my own television show. [laughter]. you're moving to the back of the line today. [laughter]. so questions tv shows and movies. so let's talk about that. so for those who love the code and lost . you love doing lost history. it did everything it was supposed to do. it really did. so happy with the writings in the performance. only issue was that the cable channel, and h2 which is what we are on, history channel. actually got changed over to a different network. the just change the channel and they regretted it braided we still love working with history channel. we looks like we will be filming is special at the end of the year. so hopefully you will have something back soon. as for movies and things like that, i can't say anything but let's say that if have my fingers crossed for something really excited to announce about the house of secrets. soon. really excited for that one

brad meltzer. [cheering] [applause] stomach or having fun now just you all know, c-span is here but you know what that means questioning that means all of us book nerds are being watched by her fellow book nerds. that that were altogether one place. [applause] we have as many viewers as espn right now. [laughter] that joke does not work in sports places. i love coming to virginia, obviously the washington d.c. area was our home in a beautiful place for us where we had our children here, we had our lives here. we started writing here. it's especially important today, today's the day my dad died. and we mark today. and i know it seems like something sad part by loved my father specially loved biggins barnes & noble because my father used to go into our local barnes & noble, and he would always go yes i'm here for brad meltzer's to but he is my favorite author. and they would always say mr. meltzer, we know leisure son. but my mom and be like what you mean that john grisham is in the front window? not

brad meltzer's chicken and she ends she said you can sleep on brad meltzer's couch but the first work we did was to find the 9/11 flag firefighters raised at ground zero. we were able to find it four days after the episode aired enemy filled here justoutside the city . we got a phone call from a guy in washington state who identified himself as a former marine and he said i saw the show lost history, the story they told, this is the 9/11 flag i had and i want to return and the reason it return is because josh was our executive producer and we were able to go and be in new york city, we found the flag and it came out and he authenticated it and he worked with the head of the fbi crimes unit to authenticate it and we got to unveil it the 15th anniversary of 9/11 and it's still on display, one of the most amazing moments of my life josh was by far the driving force behind the research of the show and i told him i'm like you're an incredible writer and i said let's work on this book, we don't have the show anymore but we can do this book and if you like lost history we can do this but it'

this barnes and noble because my father used to go into barnes and noble and say yes, i'm here for brad meltzer book, he's my favorite author and they'd say mister meltzer, we know he's your son. my mom would be like what do you mean, that john grisham is in the front window. not anymore. now meltzer is in the front window so we honor my father here tonight but the other person, we havea couple bank used to do that our local . so i write a character named beecher and inner-circle and i know my friend trevor is here . where are you ? come on out this is the guy who helped me at the national archives. people say whose feature, there is so handsome and sharon, people who helped us online, you see jim over here and dodger case, yes, in the back. i've never told the story publicly though i'm going to tell it. this year for halloween i went as willy wonka and my daughter last year went as veruca salt but there's no veruca salt costume sold and we decided the week before halloween i went on twitter and i said can anyone help me with a veruca salt costume . cates was a stranger on our twitter s

brad: that's right. was dave clark doing the interview probably was a little bit of a foreshadowing that his visibility of the company is going up and up. he's been there, really also since 1999. around the time jeff wilkie joined. he took over the operations that work the fulfillment network in 2013. he acquired the robot company that allows amazon to run more denser fulfillment centers. he spearheaded the transportation network. he's why amazon delivers more packages rather than shipping it via fedex or ups. he's also been upfront front in a lot of these controversies. when you see bernie sanders or amazon,al criticizing he would be the one saying you are misinformed. he has taken the lumps for some of amazon's problems during the pandemic. we could also sit back and conclude that the company has been enormously successful. the way in which it stepped up when a lot of physical stores closed. in the fact amazon's stock has soared. a lot of it is contributed to the fact that fulfillment network and trans

she said you can go sleep on brad meltzer couch. [laughter] we worked on lost history together the first was the 9/11 flag that had gone missing the firefighters raised at ground zero. we could find it four days after the first episode aired we got a phone call from a guy in washington state and said i should - - i saw the show i have the flag i want to return it. our executive producer did incredible research. we could go and find it we authenticated it and we could unveil that on the 50th anniversary in the 9/11 museum still on display. josh was by 41 - - by the single driving force. would say i would love to write the book he said i've never written a book before at the same time my publisher all these that have written books they are missing the good parts. take out the parts people skip over it sounds silly but he's right. we found the best parts. and in that first conspiracy one of the first things george washington did when put in charge and how to be a better general. he wanted to know and that's the kind of detail that show

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we'll see you later. >> brad mcmillan mentioned housing. he likes it. we'll talk about that where mortgage demand jumped last week, but we could be in for a change our diana olich has changes on that diana? >> we're watching mortgage applications closely right now they did move up 6.8%, but now they're moving close the average fell 3.6% last week compared to 3.4 the previous week both of those were record lows the 15-year, even jumbos that caused refinance applications to jump 9% over the weekend. that's the smallest average gain we've seen for a while the average home buying rose 2%. by the beginning of this week, rates began to rise. yesterday they rose sharply, hitting the highest level for two weeks, and i just checked today, they are up again for today. given how high home prices are due to tight supply, higher rates could hurt one sector of the economy that are doing so well bill >> you talked about this rush to the suburbs and the impact it's having on the housing market are you hearing anything about the builders themselves picking up the pace o

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he then used that power to run for governor and was replaced by brad ratzenberger, brad comes into play , we through the action organization to the state and said that what we saw happen will never be undone, i will never be the governor in 2018 but the process was wrong, he democracy didn't work so one of their solutions was to buy new machines because we also have an issue of flipping people would put in their votes and the person they selected would suddenly become brian kemp, i am not brian so i want to frame all of that for this reason rid malfeasance disappear. that action doesn't disappear because it goes underground. and what happened in part was that the same structures have been deeply problematic in georgia for the last decade, rear their ugly heads again yesterday but layer on top of it incompetence and that incompetence began with what brian kemp had said when he was secretary of state and what brad ratzenberger said which was despite the constitutional obligation they hold to be the superintendent of elections meaning that they are responsible for directing, training and i

welcome, brad. >> thank you, kelly.your time here today. >> how did this change the options for people who need access to the money and usually can't get it right away. >> the objective we have is to provide it raptly for individuals. we've been built for individuals. that's the growing segment of investorses in alternates tiff assets today. >> what is the cut that you guys would take in order for me to -- let's say a life insurance policy or invested in private equity, something like that. i want that money. are you kind of fronting it for me taking the cut we deal -- how did is it work. >> think of us more like a bank. we operate on a spread business. you have an expected return on your asset we have a cost-to-capital. we will advance you the cash against your investment, and then we earn a spread on the difference over the life of that asset. >> you've been in financial services alternative assets for over three decades obviously you have a lot of at the times experience here. what would you say is the biggest need w

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brad reese farms there. >> so out here in rural wyoming, you still like traditions.sitting down with your family to meals. and so that tradition of a n down and open, i think that's something that we're going to miss. it kind of hurts to lose that. >> reporter: the monday and tuesday editions will only be available online, and when that happens, wyoming will become the only state in the nation without a daily, printed newspaper. >> i don't want to look at a computer anymore. i just want to live my life and go enjoy it. and sometimes that just means sitting down with a nice drink and a newspaper to read. >> reporter: nick reynolds is the "star-tribune's" state house reporter. >> you know, one of my first thoughts when i heard the news was, you know, how many of our pad to read the e-edition? >> garrett: penelope abernathy researches the decline of newspapers and the rise of digital media at the university of north carolina school of journalism. >> cutting back on the printing and distribution of a newspaper on certain days makes a lot of economic sense for newspapers.

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jared: look, bill was on the campaign before and brad still is. i was at the office the other night, and brad has a tremendous operations and hiring a lot of the folks. bill was more involved in the ground operation. bill has tighten things up. --now people are pretty happy that we have all the this is an infrastructure -- all the resources and infrastructure we have. he increased the cadence, and we're seeing the activity, and what he is good at is looking at the data and working on the persuasion. into the last campaign very well and that is what he will be focused on now. bill is a phenomenal field in general. it is a great job of the last campaign. it seems to as will. anna: i wonder if you could react to be shooting in kenosha, wisconsin. you have been active in criminal justice issues recovered your efforts to enact police reform. what do you make of the nba protesting and do support people protests like the nba's doing? jared: i do think peaceful protest has a place and it is important. i'm not getting into a position where it is going to b

we got it and they don't trust you to do that and there is a little card engraved with a picture, bradmeltzer, the most beautiful card you have ever seen. i am totally stealing my card. mrs. bush, first lady at the time leaned over and said all the novices try to steal their cars and i was like mrs. bush, ruth bader ginsburg and totally took my card and my card is in my house, i got it, i stole it, signing books up there is bananas. when bill clinton was president i was walking through the west wing and we were doing a book party, we put it on his desk, my one regret is we didn't. it would have been worth getting in trouble. the only other place, and going to south africa, in south africa, somewhere far. 50 copies of the book and on every seat. and they will be stuck. and it was a good talk. one last question and we will find some books. you will be the last. >> vivian thomas, henrietta lacks for your i am books or medical heroes. >> they have a list of demands. everyone you picked you did not pick the obvious ones. you can't make this stuff up. this is what occurred last night brought

and almost 160000 deaths but brad i'd like to go over a specific states in the u.s. that are seeing the latest changes in case counts and that so 1st so 1st these states have had recent growth in newly reported cases over the last 14 days now for example in oklahoma just over the past week there's been a average of $865.00 cases per day now that's an increase of about 29 percent from 2 weeks earlier and then there is a maryland and missouri that are seeing an increase of 41 percent in new cases and nebraska with a. a 47 percent increase rhode island has an increase of 75 percent and new cases howie on the other hand is seen a 395 percent increase just from 2 weeks ago so clearly these states are listed right here they're headed into the wrong direction now the next slide these are the states that are seeing new cases mostly the same now for example in new york they're seeing a 11 percent decrease in new cases so in that state cases are continuously decreasing so that's when there's no sudden change so i've categorized them as mostly the same the same applies to these

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