mike: it's my brother's initials -- scott james ciprari. we started the company together 15 years ago. lemonis: he's not in the business anymore? mike: about five years ago, things started to not be good. i mean, my brother's a genius. he's the one that started making the drums. i don't know how to make drums. i know how to market. but it was very bad -- it was toxic for him and i to be working together. and three years ago, i said, "i'm gonna buy you out." and we didn't see each other for a while. -lemonis: tough. -mike: yeah. lemonis: when you lose the founder of the business, it definitely hurts the business. there's other people you could hire, but you can't hire a new brother. [ drums playing ] mike: man, you got it! lemonis: what was interesting to me is the range of ages that were in that booth, excited to see and play sjc. it was impressive. if they could offer up more affordable kits, this is maybe one of the few businesses that i think has more potential than even the owner thinks. -lemonis: that was pretty good. -mike: [ laughs ]

lemonis: brothers mike and john found early success selling to big stores like nordstrom and urban outfitters. but after they opened up two locations of their own, profitability never followed. mike: is it the product? is it a merchandising? why doesn't this store make money? lemonis: now the brothers are clashing more by the day. john: so it's all my fault the stores didn't make as much money? mike: you sometimes act like you know best. john: oh, my gosh. lemonis: even as mistakes pile up... ashley: we might want to spell "barbeque" correctly, though. lemonis: ...and morale withers away. jackie: if i had another job opportunity, i would take it. amy: it's just mind-blowing sometimes. lemonis: if i can't mend their fraying relationship... both of you, get your [bleep] together and figure out how to co-exist and have mutual respect. ...their beloved brand will go bust. that store is closing, unfortunately, no matter what. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not gonna wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we're gonna wake up every

his brother mike organize provocative outbursts in court or he wore t. shirts with the logo of the band blood and on overnight zation. and they seemed to enjoy the show. and. kind and it was tough to return to them but most of the time he just sat there staring straight ahead indifferently but sometimes he seemed amused by the proceedings but he never ever tries to hide his political convictions for the militia he's the went to central neo nazi as it's a neo nazi. another instant thought how. the n.s.a. fugitives really trusted him and he knew them from the day they went into hiding right up to the very end that he provided valuable assistance. he was so close to them that he must have known about their organization and his activity to show that he was subordinate to the will of the others to carry out murders and attacks here mordor untrue go to begin. after the fugitives fled they headed for chemists about one hundred kilometers away for a year they stayed with acquaintances all of them known neo nazis most of them active in blood and on and many were

lemonis: brothers mike and john found early success selling to big stores like nordstrom and urban outfitters. but after they opened up two locations of their own, profitability never followed. mike: is it the product? is it a merchandising? why doesn't this store make money? lemonis: now the brothers are clashing more by the day. john: so it's all my fault the stores didn't make as much money? mike: you sometimes act like you know best. john: oh, my gosh.

happy birthday to my brother mike. be sure this morning, as the new mayor of san francisco.5. i'm michelle griego. london breed is set to be sworn in this morning as the new mayor of san francisco. a ceremony is scheduled to start about 2 hours from now at san francisco city hall. >>> 100-acre grass fire in south san jose is now 90% contained. the curie fire began on the edge of santa teresa county park yesterday afternoon. there are no reports of injuries or any damage to buildings. there were some evacuations. >>> a former apple employee has been charged in federal court with stealing trade secrets from the cupertino- based tech giant. the charges allege the hardware engineer planned to take some secrets with him when he took a job with another company. >>> stay with us; weather and traffic in just a moment. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of wha

lemonis: brothers mike and john found early success selling to big stores like nordstrom and urban outfittersthey opened up two locations of their own, profitability never followed. mike: is it the product? is it a merchandising? why doesn't this store make money? lemonis: now the brothers are clashing more by the day. john: so it's all my fault the stores didn't make as much money? mike: you sometimes act like you know best.

brothers chevron and mike farrell created this attraction too because they were always traveling around in their former profession and they longed to return home to play. the fear the symptom hundred one. we want to his craft and it traveled all over germany so we thought of ways to come back here and we'd never seen the hearts as a tourist hot spot before but we saw about it for a while and decided to get into tourism not into traditional areas like the restaurant business but instead to do something a little extreme remembers it was extremist. the bungee jumping here certainly is extreme it's a seventy meter freefall from the world's longest pedestrian suspension bridge which is four hundred eighty three meters long it's a real rush for people who want to experience their lives hanging by a thread. and with howard jones at the end of another national edition of euro max don't forget to check out our website or like us on facebook to keep up with the program from me and the rest of the crew here at euro max as always thanks for joining us and was against him. tomorrow on your all my sp

pence was head of the company not mike pence but his brother greg pence was head of the company when it went under in two thousand and four he's now running to be congressman in indiana his net worth is between five point seven and twenty six million dollars and he's actually asking the taxpayer well he didn't even ask you just told the taxpayer you're going to pay for my cleanup because i'm not going to pay for the cleanup so somebody so you know if they live with the toxic waste in your environment because i'm not paying for it or you pay for it that's what politics becomes it becomes the last refuge of a scoundrel somebody once said so not only to escape being thrown in jail these people they become politicians to change the law ok hillary clinton comes to mind bill clinton comes to mind right well that's what the people of show ron also showed is like you don't want these politicians just get rid of the product rights issues and then this will be dealt with in a more you know less violent manner the marc siegel they want to thrive did to co

brother. it was one thing to leave a bad marriage, but quite another to end contact with the daughter mike loved know my brother remained steadfast in his love for his daughter. she was just the joy of my brother's life. i believed he fell victim to foul plachl i really did not have a concrete explanation but that's how i felt. that was my gut. >> but teri wasn't too pleased with the response the officer gave them. >> the officer that took our report was a little arrogant and said, you know, he's a grown adult and that he can come and go as he pleases. so he really at that time didn't even want to write our report. >> police are making the same argument that ellen was making. >> right. >> mike snyder's name was entered in to a national missing person's database but not much else the police could do or frankly would do. albuquerque police chief ray shultz. >> it's not against the law to be a missing person unless there is suspicious circumstances. >> and chief shultz was right in saying that mike was totally within his rights to walk out and cut off ties with everyone in his life. the people he l

. >>> family dealing with a hit and run, they are saying that the brother argued and moreno t out of the car. that's when mike moreno ran over her. fnancy wasing to help her brother get much-needed >>help. she had a good heart. >> police caught uwith moreno. his surviving sister says she was at a casino gambling. he is charged with murder and h felo and run. >> we're looking at two photos that could help detectives swer a d.c. inside. >> there was a miller southeas detectives are not sure when that took place. but p these ttures of his car could help them locate the shooter. >>4:06, twiting an all-caps message, never, ever threaten united states againnd you will suffer con consequences. >> he saying, war with iran is the mother o all all presidents. pulling out of the selection deal in front of iran, >> a newbc news/"wall street journal" poll, say tha 20% disapprove. the summit heshows that the mueller investigation should continue. 38% sayt should end. that was taken after jewel indictme indictments. and what the poll numbers can mean forwnhe head situation. >> it is trying to honor its anstors by flying a f

pence was head of the company not mike pence but his brother greg pence was head of the company when it went under in two thousand and four he's now running to be congressman in indiana his net worth is between five point seven and twenty six million dollars and he's actually asking the taxpayer well he didn't even ask you just told the taxpayer you're going to pay for my cleanup because i'm not going to pay for the cleanup so somebody so you know if they live with the toxic waste in your environment because i'm not paying for it or you pay for it that's what politics becomes it becomes the last refuge of a scoundrel somebody once said so not only to escape being thrown in jail these people they become politicians to change the law ok hillary clinton comes to mind bill clinton comes to mind right well that's what the people of show ron also showed is like you don't want these politicians not get read of the product rights issues and then this will be dealt with in a more you know less violent manner the moxy till they want to drive good to corr

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and i interviewed mike pence's brother greg who said my brother would never have behaved in ma manner. and, of course, it was shocking. been you talk to people around the pences, they go quiet when you ask about the access hollywood tape because it was something that they had to work through, especially karen pence. >> host: our guest is kate andersen brower. our next guest -- caller is from oklahoma city, robert, how are you? >> caller: good morning,in stev. how are you this morning? >> host: we're great, how are you. >> caller: i'm wonderful. two things that i see that nobody in the united states are talking about. something happened, steve, when barack obama was president of the united states. he allowed the monroe doctrine to be alleviated that stood for many, many years. the second thing is that i've been trying to call for years on this, you've had this on quite a bit, and that is the -- [inaudible] agreement that has all these people migrating all over the world and having no place to go. because turkey is, part of nat. but that agreement, which was instituteed in, i believe, 1

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it helps if you know law and know the constitution which mike lee does, and his brother happens to bethe utah supreme court. >> the constitution doesn't even say how many people have to be on the supreme court. i like mike lee as a california gun owner i wish there were more mike lees which is the reason he wouldn't be approved. i was impressed by trump's stewardship of the neil gorsuch nomination. and i would say this time to get what you want in the long run, if i were him i would nominate the crip night and get a woman there. susan collins and lisa murkowski, it's not in their dna to oppose a woman. all she has to say is why would you oppose a woman. in my perfect world there would be nine mike leets with secret underwear. kennedy: i love the idea of a constitutionalist. it's almost impossible to take some of these opinions other judges have delivered and try to project it on to future cases. >> we have one supreme justice and maybe two or three in the next years. so it's an exciting time for the republican party and for our country. kennedy: what is the difference versus the presi

i mean, i interviewed mike pence, his brother, his older brother greg, who said when my uother was considering taking the job he called and he said you know i think donald trump reminds me of our dad. and greg said he was surprised by that and it and it took him b minute to thint it and then he said i can see what you mean. their dad was a korean war vet. very tough. i mean the six children did not stand when an adult walked into the room he would push them u bring thonto their feet. he sometimes disciplined with a belt. i mean he s a very difficult man to please. ani think that pence has learned to deal with donald trump because he spent his childhood gotiating and trying to work around a difficult personality who kind os all the oxygen out of the room. >> woodruff: so many stories here so many relationships and just fascinating lessons about the relationship between these two. "first in line; presidents and vice presidents in the pursuit of power." kate anderson brower, thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. which heartfelt thank you an fairwell to long ti

here to debate that, joe terranova, steve weiss, the brothers jon and pete are here and mike wilson,ategist. the dow is higher but the nasdaq and facebook where we kick

here to debate that, joe terranova, steve weiss, the brothers jon and pete are here and mike wilson, the strategist. the dow is higher but the nasdaq and facebook where we kick things off this hour questions are whether the best trade for your money may face a dramatic reset i'm going to zero in on the brothers jon and pete, facebook ever big time -- what do you do now? >> i rolled up, as you know, as you and i basically called it after the -- with the senate hearings there and facebook ran from the 150s, judge, to 215. i said it was all about royal, which was revenue which was great. oh, operating margin oh, my, that's when the cfo comes on and decides i'm only going to burn half the money at the company. he comes on and says, you know what, we're going to take operating margin the next two years down to the 30s on a percentage basis it was almost 60 two years ago it's been coming down, we know that but this is a dramatic drop in the 30s, judge. that's when the fire got started and people started bailing so the good news is when you have an option position instead of stock you lose

brother. >> see you soon, mike. >> eboni. >> this is a fox news alert, controversy surrounding jim jordan concerningllegations of sexual abuse committed by a team doctor at owe oowe state university when the lawmaker was a wrestling coach there decades ago. jordan just addressed these concerns at a 4th of july event in ohio and peter is live in washington. peter, tell us exactly what is jordan accused of doing here? >> eboni, jordan is accused of knowing about, but not reporting, a series of sexual assaults by a now deceased wrestling team doctor, richard strauss, over two decades ago. >> it was something that we would discuss on a regular basis. mainly with nervous banter. locker room banter. if you have ever been in a male locker room, there is a lot of testosterone. there was a lot of banter about, you know, doc, being a gropper. >> another wrestler disputes that saying "the idea that jim would know of abuse of his wrestlers and do nothing is absurd" and he went on to say, say, . >> that statement and another defending jordan were distributed by the congressman's office this morning. eboni? >> pe

louie: the lack of communication, i think, between chris and mike, it's like -- it's just...exactly. lemonis: and the two brothersd this business have split up... scott: what did i ever do to you? mike: i really don't want to get into all that. lemonis: ...causing a whole nother layer of crippling issues. if they can't fix their process and their relationship... mike: fixing the business and this [bleep] is hard enough. lemonis: ...they'll be forced to close their doors forever.

brother, michael, by the way. lemonis: how you doing, michael? andreas: this is my stepdad. -this is big mike. -mike: mike ference. -lemonis: how you doing, mike? -michael: my pleasure. lemonis: nice to meet you. i'm marcus. -mike: pleased to meet you. -andreas: come on in. -lemonis: you guys are married. -mike: we are. lemonis: so, you own the business together. kathleen: together. we're partners. mike: and then we're gonna concentrate hopefully more on franchises. -lemonis: legitimate franchises? -mike: legitimate franchises. they actually have a 10-year franchise agreement with us where they pay an up-front fee. lemonis: how much was that? mike: it's $10,000 per store. and then they pay an ongoing royalty fee, as well. lemonis: okay. franchising is an incredibly attractive business model because it allows you to get paid once you perfect a concept. my big fat greek gyro only gets about $10,000 when they sign up a new franchise. in success, that fee could grow much higher. better still, each of your franchisees pay the owner a royalty on a monthly basis. that could be anywhere between 4% and

new reporting in this book and among the most fascinating tidbits is that you interviewed mike pence's brotherhouse pence is extraordinarily differential and never expresses a strong opinion when president trump is in the room. how did mike pence view his relationship with donald trump? because you also report that in some ways donald trump mocks his faith from time to time and asks visitors to the west wing did mike make you prayer before you came in. >> pence's father was more than domineering. when the children didn't stand up when an adult came in the room, he would beat them with a belt. so mike pence is used to dealing with somebody who is kind of tyrannical. and i think that he is used to staying quiet. he spends about three hours a day with the president. there is an intense feeling of gratitude, too, that mike pence has. he knows the only reason on god's green earth that he is in the white house is because of donald trump. and i think there is a mutual fascination there. i talked to somebody who was there for this breakfast that the pences and trumps had and the trumps were taken abac

brother. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation and another by mike was hoping the boy does not come from the god of this is not the guns not with the eyes that see that he got into the sea it's like proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating the public i think microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat. and not only that she thinks office can put us in more of that song because softness of this is an easy sell in the sense that one of the was. almost the people the world. believes this is a guy song and started on me your vision starting there was a student loan it was a fund is up and the scribes and the. then my c. average christiane i went out obama out to the world cup on the same day as europe wide beat portugal two one in the last sixteen. it was adios argentina as the two time champions were beaten false reports france. now and france fans go world as they celebrate the victory both in rochelle and back home. the clubs are close my truck drove our chil

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brother and i get along really, really well. >> sine, cosine -- >> reporter: mom home schools sophie to accommodate the busy travel schedule. and dad mikeormance equipment she performs with, mike builds it. sophie's the halftime show for a college basketball game at madison square garden. how do you get warmed up for a show like this? >> one thing i do is jump up and down like a lot. >> we can do that together. am i doing it right? >> getting super excited. imagine my routine. go out there. just perform my heart to the audience. >> and kick some butt? >> yeah, kick some butt. >> done. >> reporter: after hair, makeup, rehearsing, stretching, more stretching, and some setup by dad, it's showtime. ♪ ♪ with dad as her stagehand, sophie wows the crowd with her signature move. >> oh, geez. whoo! not only did she hit the target, she hit the center of the target. >> the amazing sophie dawcie! >> happy? >> super happy. >> this is actually really good right now. >> what's up, everybody? welcome back. >> reporter: back at the d abc ie home in southern california, the kitchen is more like a youtube studio. >> aww, it's a little stuffed animal! >>ep

mike lee. senator lee's brother is also on the list. the brother is a justice of the utah supreme court.of them is pro-life. how do they know that? well, the president sort of outsourced the construction of this list to very conservative academic legal groups in the united states. >> eric: the federalist society. >> precisely. they combed through the writings and the speeches and the op-eds and the outtakes they could find from all these people and are satisfied they basically share the president's philosophy. did someone say to any of them will you vote to overturn roe versus wade? they might say was it properly decided? is it really a federal issue? might it be better if it were closer to the people and left up to the states? so in new york the state legislature would vote to permit abortion. in pennsylvania the state legislature might vote to restrict it. those are the type of questions that people will ask. >> eric: do they ask if it's settled law and already a precedent. >> it is settled law and a precedent whether you like it or not. i don't think it will be overturned no matter wh

mike barnacle's younger brother, tip o'neill, he used to say that all of the time. is that donald trump is an overreaching in our elections. trump is going to be at the center of these midterm elections in every district, there will be a conversation about it. how dangerous is it or how helpful is it do you think, again, putting aside the local thing -- just on a national level -- for democrats to be talking about the impeachment of donald trump? >> i don't think impeachment is a conversation that helps, but i do -- >> anywhere? >> i mean it may come to that at some point in time, but, you know, i'm confident that the mueller investigation is going to reveal everything we need to know about donald trump. i believe that. i think we can then answer those questions when they come. but i think out in the country, when we talk about donald trump, it has to be in comparison to -- we have to compare our goals and our message to the chaos that donald trump has brought to america. that's about as far as i think we need to go. no one defines donald trump in all of the chaos t

the general sense is that mike lee is not going to be chosen because of the problems associated with that. you could make senator lee happy by choosing his brothersuppose. as a woman, an advocate for women, it would be fabulous to have a conservative woman on the bench the bench. >> judge jeanine: we'll talk about that. charlie, that mike lee thing kind of surprised me. it's almost as though he is pinching himself there and you don't doth that with the presid. yes? >> so much. i am a big mike lee fan. i think hem is one of the more conservative people being put in this conversation that actually could get confirmed. >> judge jeanine: what you think about the w fact that he's never been a judge? >> well, look, he probably understands the constitution better than every single left-wing person on the court right now. i would say that. he is a student of his theory, comes from -- his father was a high-ranking judge, his brothers on the short-list, he understands the constitution, understand the rule of law. the constitution doesn't say you have to be a judge, that you've ruled on cases, it doesn't even say that there has to be nine justices. there's

in the meantime, mike d'anlo, makiyah's uncle, began aalk and bike trip from washington to philadelphia where a brother of his was killed rd'ently. mr. angelo says he wants to bring attention to the senseless celebs in our cities. >> we've all goto fight and stick together. the families are on an emotional roller coaster. we can overcome this, and we can overcome this with being with each other and make a stance. this is my pledge. >> now police have some possible names o spects, and they have some evidence, but they don't have enough just yet to close this case. erika, back to you. >> pat s, pat, thank you. >>> police have a hotline where you can give anonymous tips that. number is .202-727-90 you can see it there at the bottom of the screen, and you can also send a text message toll 50411. those can be unanimous. >>> the group behind last year's rally in charlottesville is due to appear here. officers are experienced as keeping peace durg high nsion rallies and protests. >> people can always express their views, whatever they may be, and, you know, our a role a police department is to make sure that

brothers two nice guys with bad ideas. mark lauter, former press secretary of mike pence. full-blown attack on the koch brothers from the president. were you? >> the president speaks his mind. he would stand up to long-time megadonors and influencers like the koch brothers, when he believes it is right thing to do. he will do the right thing for american workers and that's what we're seeing him do in real life. stuart: i have a headline from "the wall street journal," marc. trump agrees to delay fight over funding until after the midterms. he is backing down on his threat to shut the government down. i think he will pivot especially tonight in tampa, pivot to the economy and success. do you agree with that? >> from a political standpoint absolutely. as you just mentioned a few moments ago, consumer confidence is off the charts. we have record low unemployment numbers especially among blacks, hispanics. it is looking so much better. we need to promote the strong economic message. make no mistake, immigration is still very top of mind on voters, the president is also very fo

to the commissioners, guests, brothers, sisters, you know, really wanted to take the time to come out and come into the city and acknowledge both mike jim for all their hard work and also really to thank your board, your commission, on your support, your leadership, your guidance. you know, you -- you're here in the city and we're -- we cover a lot of the nine counties that this project covers. and jim touched on it a little bit. when you have mentors like jim and mike that have been in the industry and when you are looking at candidates to come into this industry, we have a lot of -- i just introduce myself. leonard gonzalez, sdek tifr director, -- executive director, labor center, northern california. we have work force development, training, working with contractors, and developing opportunities in the industry that may not have access to the jobs. and so when you have these individuals that are going out actively recruiting, guest speaking, shadowing. it's just a huge reel source for the candidates. and there are -- there's a lot of success stories out there. and not just in programs like you support but throughout the area that

mike pompeo's next stop will be soon. >>> a boy on life support after falling out a second story window. what the parents say happened, and how his brothers are feeling this morning. >> and police chasing her on facebook, and why they were trying to catch her and the conspiracy she thought she was stopping. kellogg's chocolate frosted flakes. various: mmm, chocolatey! mmm. mmm. mmm! yeah, chocolate! chocolatey. crunch into chocolatey gr-r-r-reatness. they're gr-r-r-reat! . >>> a bizarre chain of events led tonight arrest of an arsonist. he's accused of setting bails of hey on fire, and then leading police on a live speed chase while livestreaming the epitire event. >> the 39-year old suspect is ine in court this afternoon. uding arson and stalking. >> ktvu has the story. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. i had all of these police chasing me, and i didn't do anything wrong. >>reporter: this video is pulled from the suspect of the 39-year old as she led the sheriff deputy through a chase on several towns before finally being arrested, and she is suspected of lighting 1600 hey bales on fire june 26th and july july 3rd at half moon bay, and mike live

brother. as a woman, as an advocate for women, it would be fabulous to have a conservative woman. >> judge jeanine: will talk about that. charlie company mikething kind of surprised me. it was like he is almost pitching himself. you don't do that with the president. >> somewhat. i'm a big mike lee fan. i think he is one of the more conservative people being put in this conversation actually. >> judge jeanine: what you think about the fact that he has never been a judge? >> look, he probably understands the constitution better than every left wing person on the court. he is a student of history. his father was a very high ranking george brett his brother is on the short-list. he understands the constitution and the rule of law. it is for sale to a judge. it doesn't even say he has two have rolled on cases. if you pick someone out of of the body of senate, it will be difficult for them to vote against them. he can also look for himself, it would be a little unusual. >> judge jeanine: all right, he loves the constitution. the last time someone was nominated to the united states supreme court who is not a judge, even a lower court judge, i thin

mike: jeff paul live in los angeles, jeff, thanks a lot. amazon under fire for selling facial recognition software to police departments, is it big brother or just modern police work? dan springer has the story. >> when police officers in washington county oregon need to identify a criminal from a surveillance camera image they now turn to recognition, software from amazon that in seconds can make a match among the jail's 300,000 booking photos, it's how they caught travis, who was convicted of among other things stealing a thousand dollars worth of tools from a lowes store and technology used to identify suspect from police sketch and not fooled by another criminal who shaved beard. >> we want to be in the forefront of keeping our community safe. we recognize the criminal will keep committing crimes and they will always be trying to find ways to stay ahead of the law enforcement investigation and this is just another tool. government called face recognition illegal of citizens, sent letter to jeff bezos demanding that they stop selling to law enforcement. >> in the public spaces where people are moving about that are covered by the surveil

mike: jeff paul live in los angeles, jeff, thanks a lot. amazon under fire for selling facial recognition software to police departments, is it big brother orice work? dan springer has the story. >> when police officers in washington county oregon need to identify a criminal from a surveillance camera image they now turn to recognition, software from amazon that in seconds can make a match among the jail's 300,000 booking photos, it's how they caught travis, who was convicted of among other things stealing a thousand dollars worth of tools from a lowes store and technology used to identify suspect from police sketch and not fooled by another criminal who shaved beard. >> we want to be in the forefront of keeping our community safe. we recognize the criminal will keep committing crimes and they will always be trying to find ways to stay ahead of the law enforcement investigation and this is just another tool. government called face recognition illegal of citizens, sent letter to jeff bezos demanding that they stop selling to law enforcement. >> in the public spaces where people are moving about that are covered by the surveillance cameras th