becky: marcus, this is my son, bryan. -bryan, marcus. -lemonis: how are you? really nice to meet you. how long have you been doing this? bryan: about two months. maybe a little bit longer. lemonis: you like it? -bryan: uh, yeah. -becky: [ laughs ] you can tell the truth, honey. bryan: it's a challenge sometimes, but it's fun. lemonis: what's the challenge? bryan: um, the dynamics between them. i mean... lemonis: the dynamics between them are interesting? -bryan: very interesting. -lemonis: the coffee's awesome. lemonis: what's a machine like this cost? john: used, about $60,000. brand-new, about double that. lemonis: let's crank this up. i want to see how it works. i'm fascinated by it. now it's time for me to try roasting coffee. i want to have knowledge and an appreciation for it. and so, will i see that turn brown over time? bryan: yep. lemonis: how quickly can you get product? john: three to four days. lemonis: because you're going through a distributor. and do you know how much margin you're losing through that distribution? between going to the actual fa

bryan's wife posted on her facebook page her husband has a long road to recovery. >> yeah, there was blood on the ground. >> reporter: saw the surfers who gathered around him right after the accident including those who had brought him back to shore as first responders rushed to the scene. >> it is amazeing to just have everyone just stop and pitching in to help. >> you guys look out for each other out there. >> absolutely. that is one of the tenants of a good surfer is looking out for each other. >> reporter: bryan's friend wrote he had no feeling below his neck but was slowly regaining feeling and movement. his wife posted, quote, he is in great physical health and i am conventioned his body will work really hard to recover. >> a week ago, i caught a wave and i could probably almost touch the rock as i was passing it. i was like this is, you know, for the fun that i am having, not worth the risk. and so for it to actually happen to someone talented definitely makes me think twice. >> and bryan is now recovering in san jose at valley medical center. live in santa cruz, marie medina,

>>> plus ♪ >> only we're backstage as luke bryan makes history. >> we're going now. >>> this is "entertainmentonight." >>> julie chen stands by her man on live tv. that's coming up in just a minute >>> but we begin with delaware's recovery. >> demi woke up this morning still in the hospital six days after her drug overdose and one surprising person has been constantly by her side. >> i knew i loved him when i met him. >> demi lovato's ex wilmer valderrama has been a constant source of support for her. >> just tell us if she's okay, wi will, mer in. >> we're told she's getting better and recovering. they split in 2016 after six years together. >> all i did was, was love her when she needed me to love her. >> last year she posted a picture with him and best of friends no matter what. ♪ we'll make it through >> tomorrow is one week since demi's overdose. >> we don't know exactly the drugs demi was using. for her to be in the hospital for six days sort of suggests to me they're detoxing her off of opioid and they didn't want to release her until she had gotten these drugs out of her system. >> as

. >> host: bryan bender the name of your story in politico is how china acquires the crown jewels of us technology. what is going on? >> guest: what we looked at is an organization, government body called the committee on foreign investment in the united states. it has a terrible acronym, cfius. cfius was established in the 1970s and it has players from whole bunch of executive agencies, the pentagon, commerce department et cetera, the intelligence committee and was set up the time when foreign companies are starting to acquire american firms. mostly at that point in the energy sector but there was a concern that if the arab nation or a company with ties to the government wants to buy american oil company does and that potentially have national security indications of the control our energy supply. it was set up in the 70s in the industrial age, if you will, much unlike what we have today. in those days it was pretty clear. company a was to buy company be in the united states and maybe the committee on foreign investment should look at that and see are there potential concerns there.

"the 11th hour with bryan williams" starts right now. >>> tonight trump on tape. the new york times breaks a story discussing a payment to a former playboy model. the question tonight who wanted this throughout and why also this evening. 18 months into it it. it it may include the damaging single week in the presidency. it's because of what happened in helsinki and we hear the experts who have determined something once unthinkable. and it took going somewhere else to make the world seem a bit smaller. we'll see what happened on a night just like this one that changed the world forever as "the 11th hour kwaetsz gets underway on a friday night. good evening once again from our msnbc news headquartersers. and a new bomb shell report from the new york times reveals federal investigators are in possession of at least one audio recording between president trump and his long-time personal attorney and so-called ficter, michael cohen. first reported today that cohen secretly are recorded a conversation with trump about payments oo that former playboy model, karen mcdougal

eric buske is the current bryan police chief. the suspect told investigators that he and kristin had a fight over drugs. >> she got angry when he substituted aspirin for cocaine, and she went off in a rage when that occurred. >> i think he had told them some story about how it had been a drug deal that had gone bad. and so, then i was crying, "rape." >> reporter: after the attack police charged him with unlawful restraint. a misdemeanor. the next day, kristin and her dad went to the bryan police department to find out why her attacker wasn't charged with something more serious. >> i was furious. i had thought in this moment that i survived, i survived. like, this is it. this guy is going down. >> reporter: she met with a detective who asked her questions. lots of them. >> i had bruises all up and down my throat. i couldn't swallow. and then at one point in time the detective asked me to place my hands on my own throat and i mean, which even then -- >> reporter: why? >> like, psychologically, like, that was just even traumatizing.

. >> host: bryan, what kind of technology would this gentleman and perhaps the chinese government have acquired? >> guest: this case did go through and the assets were sold in this company called avatar, which is backed by chinese individuals, and mostly up until now was in the steel business but that company and the company that bought was a leading designer of effectively microchips and it can be used in lots of things and missiles, computers, mobile phones and so here is an example where the chinese company with clearly some ties to the chinese government is how much you do not really know now has access to these effectively owns this american company and i think there was something that set off some alarms among people watch these cases that this whole bankruptcy court is something we never thought of it so one of the bills is going to congress would and does have language in it that empowers cfius and urges cfius to put more resources towards fearing out are there more cases like this in the becomes the courts and they should be paid attention to because there could be national se

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pow-year-old bryan bole was gunned -- 30-year-old bryan bole was gunned down two years ago. tonight there's a $30,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> and back in june of 2016, a man was driving in oakland and hit by another car near stanford avenue and market street. police say the suspects got out, shot him, and then fled. he was an hour away from turning 23. tonight there's a $125,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in that case. >>> a bay area woman facing charges tonight for allegedly abandoning her own young son. tonight neighbors tell kpix 5's christin ayers that they were warning signs that something just went right. -- just wasn't right. >> reporter: tonight people that know the walnut creek woman accused of abandoning her 6 week old son at a los angeles train station are stunned. >> i can't believe she would have left her child like that. >> reporter: they say right before the woman moved out of her apartment a few weeks ago, she had shown signs of mental health issues. >> she said she'd hear voices. >> you think she was on a cell phone,

bryan llenas is live in our new york city newsroom. great to see you, bryan.e trump administration's request? >> good to see you, mike. on friday u.s. district judge said he needs more information from the government proving and explaining why they need more time to reunite these separated children with their parents. last week he ruled that all 101 separated children under age 5 need to be reunited with their parents by tuesday. and all nearly 3,000 children separated under trump zero-tolerance policy need to be reunited by july 26th. the judge, a george w. bush appointee refused to extend the deadlines outright. the aclu says that's because the government bureaucracy is having a tough time reuniting these families. >> it was clear today that the government has not even been able to match all of the children with parents. that is extremely troubling. we could not get a specific number. >> so the judge has given the government until tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern to come up with a list of all 101 of the children under 5 years old as well as an explanation for each

jon: another issue getting a lot of attention, bryan, are these calls to abolish i.c.e. so where does that stand? >> it used to be something that the far far left used to -- a sentiment that was with the far far left but over the last week the calls to abolish i.c.e. are becoming more mainstream in the democratic party. take a look at some of these facts here. the i.c.e., the u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement agency began in 2003 after 9/11. they enforce immigration laws but also investigate cybercrimes and enforce narcotic laws to protect us from terrorism and security threats. now, 22,000 people work for i.c.e. but this week, democratic socialist alexandria cortez pulled off a shocking primary upset beating the democratic heavy weight in new york, and she campaigned on abolishing i.c.e. she believes i.c.e. is a rogue organization that operates to mass arrest hardworking immigrants and destroy immigrant families. after her win, democratic senators gillibrand and kamala harris and a wisconsin representative and arizona congressman and others came out in favor of

i'm bryan sullivan so glad you're starting your week with with us hire this is how they're setting upand a very slight drop. we're down 24 points the bond market as well going to be in focus. will this be the week we get back to the two-year stphrae just three kicks away from the rougher staeurpbt europe as you can see in the red, jap needs nikkei -- that was your bigger dekleiner overseas. not a great start to the week there. we are seeing red across the board with the exception of the spanish i becks. either way very slight losses in germany france and the uk. here's a global look attica modties and futures. we're seeing a bit of a move there. and oil is and and bit coin down but back to 87.50. what a run bitcoin and many of the other crypto technologies have had and distant relative of lord nelson we're all relatives at some point. so i was watching cnbc and heard about agamazing economy which to your point was monster why didn't the stock market react? >> we get realgy news numbers. and they sell into it. i think they've raczed it up concern that the policy is going to be a lot mo

bryan llenas.the operation today has been more successful than expected. the first group of boys have been rescued from a cave in northern thailand after being trapped for more than two weeks. 18 divers part of rescue mission. among those medic who evaluated and the healthy leaving first. each secured by two divers in two and a half miles of treacherous. the four boys taken to hospitals. >> teenagers can recover from injurier than older people, the mental is not known as well. >> 122 boys entered the cave, monsoon rain entered trapping the group. the cave's dark narrow and muddy difficult for expert divers to navigate let alone young boys untrained in diving. on friday, a former thai seal died consciousness. operation to rescue nine remaining could take up to 4 days depending on weather and water conditions. bryan llenas. heather: updates to the story this morning and we continue to follow that and bring you latest news as soon as it develops. in hours president trump set to make landmark decision

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inglot and skugor, nearest the camera, played five sets against american pair bryan and sock, and lostit almost felt like moscow on court 2. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. well, newsnight is coming up on bbc there are two. well, newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome. the headlines for you tonight. supreme serena! williams is into another wimbledon final as she goes for a record equalling 24th grand slam title. heads held high. gareth says they can to return from russia proud and. and blown away, england's cricketers are thrashed by india in the first one day international. we'll start with another day to remember at wimbledon for serena williams who has made it through to the singles final for a tenth time after seeing off germany'sjulia gur—gus as alex gulrajani reports. centre court at its finest. the worlds finest tennis players of course. the two—time grand slam champion, but never at wimbledon. and elena stood quite vehemently for the early exchanges in her weight. the 21—year—old latvian won the french open l

>> bryan llenas live for us in lower manhattan. thank you. major wild fires are burning across the west destroying homes, forces thousands to evacuate and cancelling fourth of july celebratio celebrations. maryann rafferty has more. >> the hot temperatures are not helping firefighters at all. south of denver a raging fire has destroyed more than 100 homes in the colorado mountains. families were planning to celebrate the fourth of july and now being forced to evacuate. the spring fire in colorado covering 123 square miles, five times the sizes of manhattan. in utah, residents forced to leigh and in shock at the possibility of losing homes. in california, nervous home o owners are keeping an eye on the flames. >> very scary. one minute it seems like it's going away and the next minute it's flaring up. we're on watch. >> so far 2,500 residents have been told to evacuate as the so-called county fire threatens more than 900 building there's. >> and health warnings in northern california. >> yeah. there's smoke and ash being sent to some areas in

iraq combat veteran is back, bryan suits. >> i want more pompeo-menendez.ant the fountain valley flogger versus the new jersey diddler. it was great. here is the sense i got from pompeo. i don't think was debriefed by the president about what happened for two hours with vladimir putin. i think he's irritated and can't say anything about it. at the time and place of vladimir putin's choosing the recordings that were made of the meeting will be leaked out. even though julian assange is about to be kicked out of the ecuadorian embassy. this is another issue between he and trump now he has to be in front much congress acting like he's on the same page. and he did a good job. he's a west pointer. he knows to shut up and hide his feeling. but you can tell he really wanted to have that moment. kennedy: he has been on the other side. he has been the grandstander and questioner. and he has been through two round of high-profile confirmation hearings. he may not know what happened between the president and vladimir putin. but they are selling it like they were sellin

." -- >> our backstage exclusive with luke bryan.sic history. monday on "e.t." >>> well, we have run out of time for tonight's show. >> one more thing we want you to check out. >> bye, everybody. >>> mandy moore rg wearing a white summer dress with embroidered flowers. she plays a doctor in "the darkest minds." also shooting season three of "this is us." she revealed we'll see good times for jake and rebecca. >> so much more fun to be happy and in '70s' hair and makeup and young love. so much more fun to portray than the heaviness and dark cloud that hung over season 2. i feel like it's some of our best stuff yet. - [narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for credit secrets sponsored by info up, llc. the product endorsers who appear have been compensated for their travel and lodging costs. all of the endorsers are actual enthusiastic and successful users of the credit secrets program. (upbeat music) - hi i'm larry king. you know you could be through no fault of your own one of the tens of millions of people in our country

." -- >> our backstage exclusive with luke bryan.country music history. monday on "e.t." >>> well, we have run out of time for tonight's show. >> one more thing we want you to check out. >> bye, everybody. >>> mandy moore rg wearing a white summer dress with embroidered flowers. she plays a doctor in "the darkest minds." also shooting season three of "this is us." she revealed we'll see good times for jake and rebecca. >> so much more fun to be happy and in '70s' hair and makeup and young love. so much more fun to the heaviness and dark cloud now at eight ... redding now directions ... largest city sacramento seemingly wildfire. normal, that unpredictability. the large explosive growth fires."whooshthe fire has firefighters ... and injured several others, three members of a crew sent from marin county.the officer there he was able to get his men into the engine to take refugewhoosh crews from all over the bay area are heading to shasta county ... calfire says the season arrived ealy and has been relentless.a pretty intendse fire seas

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mike: bryan llenas, thanks very much.ain where we need it the least with much of the western u.s. still on fire dealing with wild fires all the way from washington state to southern california. it's the northeast that's getting treated to an unusual summer time nor'easter, accuweather meerrciÓn to break it all down, hi, melissa. >> we are looking at powerful systems and you can see the one that brought so many tornadoes to iowa still spinning up here through indiana and michigan, meanwhile we talk about heavy rain soaking to the east coast, places like washington, d.c. just with this rain northern virginia, lots of flash flood watches and you can see the storm system almost has tropical system, it's not a tropical system but nonetheless bringing heavy rain, will start to crank up as it makes its way overnight and we could see extension of flash flood watches, let me show you what it looks like on future cast because as you can see the bands producing some very heavy rain, it's all about where those bands will be, how much

bryan llenas, fox news, new york city. >>> san jose airport will shut down for 30 minutes tonight todate the city's fireworks show. the faa says it is concerned about the safety risks to aircraft. they considered moving the show from discovery meadow where it's been held for four years but instead they worked out a compromise. from 9:30 to 10 p.m., there will be no take-offs or landings. three commercial flights will be affected. there are also concerns about people trying to watch fireworks while they drive. >> at 65 miles an hour, you come to a stop, you're not paying attention to what's behind you, your focus is to the front or side, so yeah, it creates a dangerous situation. >> the chp will close a stretch of highway 87 through downtown during tonight's show. officers will monitor the other trouble spots to make sure traffic flows smoothly. >>> so many cities in the bay area allow "safe and sane" fireworks including dublin where you can shoot them off in certain areas. rob roth found some families in dublin today doing just that. >>> reporter: this family came from walnut creek t

carrie underwood, blake sheldon, keith urban, chris stapleton, jason aldean, luke bryan and one of a rocking duets thomas rhett and kelsea ballerini host... let's get this started! cma fest wednesday august 8th 8/7 central on abc. xfinity gives you more of the cma fest with an encore performance from old dominion right after the show. only with xfinity on demand. and watch it live on abc wednesday august 8th. >>> bp raised its dividend for the first time in nearly four years, increasing the payout to $10.25 a share this comes after the oil giant beat expectations in the second quarter with 2$2.8 billion bp also boosted production as it benefited from higher crude prices it struck its biggest deal in nearly two decades last week buying the us she.s. shell asses ceo bob dudley said the acquisition should deliver for years to come. >> it is transformational for the company. it works on multiple levels. it works because it transforms the lower 48 businesses, onshore, a great team, but not the right assets for them to work on. they're doing great. it's good for bp as a group in the upstre

mike: bryan llenas, thanks very much. need it the least with much of the western u.s. still on fire dealing with wild fires all the way from washington state to southern california. it's the northeast that's getting treated to an unusual summer time nor'easter, accuweather meerrciÓn to break it all down, hi, melissa. >> we are looking at powerful systems and you can see the one that brought so many tornadoes to iowa still spinning up here through indiana and michigan, meanwhile we talk about heavy rain soaking to the east coast, places like washington, d.c. just with this rain northern virginia, lots of flash flood watches and you can see the storm system almost has tropical system, it's not a tropical system but nonetheless bringing heavy rain, will start to crank up as it makes its way overnight and we could see extension of flash flood watches, let me show you what it looks like on future cast because as you can see the bands producing some very heavy rain, it's all about where those bands will be, how much rain you ge

bryan: exactly. that is one of the questions investors need to consider.earlier point, if you look at the services model or platform of selling services, it works in china today. they have had success. the question is, does that translate easily as they expand overseas? services, you have got to be very local specific. i am not sure it is that easy to copy and paste and put into another country. that is one thing we need to consider in all of this. yvonne: how loyal are xiaomi customers to their products? they have been talking about -- volume low-margin play. are they sticky, these customers? bryan: i am glad he raised the question because on the surface it looks like they have got a loyal user base. you have people who pay money to go to their launch events. you have big me fans, they call them. they are like quite a big following of this brand. we have done some surveys as well. checking to see what loyalty rates are like as they move to their next smartphone, whether they continue to buy another xiaomi phone. it is not as compelling. it is not as stick

. >> supervisor fewer: and also for our executive officer -- i just thought bryan turning his seat around and trying to read it and so i think that it would have been helpful to follow it with everyone having a copy. thank you. >> sure. i will circulate that after the meeting. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. commissioner ronen. >> supervisor ronen: sure, i was just wondering because it's such compelling information why you aren't using it as more of a marketing campaign? >> um, well, i think that it's related to the fact that this is something required by law to be done in collaboration with pg and e so they do have a say as to how it's presented. but that said, you're right, i mean, we can use our media and our messaging to highlight that this is -- this is out there and available and what the results are. so -- and we absolutely will be doing that. >> supervisor ronen: the charts alone. i mean, they're the best marketing tool we have. >> and the charts are on our website. and so as i said, you know, this just got produced really this week. >> supervisor ronen: just one more plug, i rece

bryan llenas is following this story for us. so why did philadelphia decide to terminate contract with i.c.e. >> other than the fact they are a sanctuary city, the bottom line is philadelphia no longer trusts immigrations and customs enforcement to have access to realtime arrest information because they believe i.c.e. is using the data to deport innocent people. the decision comes after days of protests from abolished i.c.e. demonstrates who camped outside of philadelphia city hall, at one point storming city hall to force a one-on-one meeting with the mayor. the organizers got the meetings demanding they end the contract with i.c.e. that granted the agency access to the preliminary arraignment reporting system or pars. mayor jim kinney said after thorough review i.c.e. is misusing the information in the pars database to target homes and workplaces of people who list foreign countries of origin and arresting people in the country illegally but have not commitd any other crimes. >> we're not going to provide them additional infor

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rachel and bryan live together in dallas, so did jojo and jordan. and shawn are in nashville, and even though they've been engaged for three years, they aren't in any hurry to wed. >> no time line. in the next ten years. >> overall, "the bachelorette" has had a better success rate than "the bachelor." six couples are still together. three are married with kids, including og bachelorette trista sutter who has the longest running relationship of the entire franchise, almost 15 years of marriage. >> whether you meet on television or not, it's really about making your relationship a priority. >> as for the men of "the bachelor," in 22 seasons, sean lowe is the only one who's still with his final pick. >> at least once a week, i'll say, can you believe we met on a tv show? because we live such a normal life. >> sean and catherine are celebrating four years of marriage and welcomed baby number two in may. two other bachelors did find love on their seasons, including the most recent, arie. he famously proposed to, then dumped becca, before proposing to run

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bryan llenas has more. >> jon, tonight a debate in florida, was it self-defense or murder? underway outside a food store in clearwater florida where a confrontation ended with a 28-year-old man shot dead. community members joined his family at a local baptist church today before marching together to the parking lot where he was shot on thursday by a 47-year-old man. take a look at the surveillance tape. police say he arrived at the convenience store where he confronted mclaughlin's girlfriend where he was parked in a handicapped spot. he confronted her. the two got into a heated argument. mclaughlin comes out of the circle a store, pushes him to the ground, police call it a quote violent push and the gun is then pulled out and shoots one bullet and it hits mclaughlin in the chest. the 28-year-old man collapsed inside the store and later died at the hospital. the pinellas county sheriff says they won't arrest or charge the suspect because of florida's 2005 stand your ground law which allows someone to use deadly force if he or she reasonably believes it is necessary to preve

bryan llenas has more now. >> the dr.ke to work as he always did when just before nine amer friday, a man on another bicycle rode past him, turned and fired two shots killing the doctor. the 65-year-old cardiologist, once treated former president, george h. w. bush. the murder happened in broad daylight at the texas medical center. the houston police chief said saturday quote - this is a crime that does not make sense but we do not even have a motive yet. it is not clear whether this was a targeted or random shooting. this is the only sketch of the suspect. described by police as a clean-shaven, white or hispanic, 30-year-old man. five feet 10 inches with a slender build. he was wearing a gray warm-up jacket, khaki shorts, a tan baseball cap and sunglasses. police are asking the public for help. if anyone has any images or videos that could show the suspect fleeing the scene. a dr. that worked with the dr. for more than 30 years. this morning on fox and friends he spoke about the shock. >> emotionally is a very tough thin

bryan llenas joins us now with more. brian, great to see.more can you tell us about how treacherous this rescue operation is? >> hi mike, good to see you. talk about a massive rescue mission involving 90 divers thai and others from around the world. four boys were rescued, faster than expected. they would loan offer portions of the cave to be walkable. in order to rescue the remaining eight boys and the soccer coach, divers are navigating 2 and a half miles of treacherous dark caves. which of march are underwater. divers are equipping the boys with full face diving masks, two divers are comforting each boy to guide them through the dark using ropes, some of the boys have never even swam before. but they receive guidance and training in the days before the operation pay there are 100 oxygen tanks that have been placed throughout the two and half mile journey. to the divers and children do not run out of oxygen. one former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. said this morning, the difficulty, he talked about how difficult this was. traveling through muddy, nar

julie: bryan llenas, thank you very much. >>> tester doesn't share your values.true colors with his shameful dishonest attacks on a great man, a friend of mine, a man that i said why don't you run the va, you'd be great. navy admiral ronny jackson. a vote for the democrats in november is a vote to let ms-13 run wild in our communities, to let drugs pour into our cities, and to take jobs and benefits away from our hard-working americans, and we're not letting it happen. julie: president trump firing up supporters in montana this week in what many are calling a preview of his midterm election strategy. let's bring in jamie weinstein host of the jamie weinstein show pod cast of the national review on-line and founding partner of jmw. thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. julie: president trump went out on on offensive, launched attacks to the justice department, the media, hilary clinton, the me too movement and more. is this the winning strategy to maintain control of the senate and even his own job in 2020? >> it is immensely entertaining. i

so we need bryan to get that training. on cleanpowersf there's two things that we need you as a commission to do on cleanpowersf. remember that the bill that created the choice put the board of supervisors in charge as the body in charge of cleanpowersf. so though it's an enterprise agency the board is in charge and can pass ordinances and has done so. we need you to get the board of supervisors, not sfpuc, to do a sydney, australia, style buildout plan for clean energy. and the other thing that we need you to do is that on these bills that we have been fighting in sacrament, cal c.c.a. has not been good, they've been neutral in support of ab813. and we need lafco and the board of supervisors to put pressure on and to direct the sfpuc as its membership of cal c.c.a. to oppose these. >> supervisor fewer: seeing none, public comment is now closed. so, commissioners, can we have a motion to adopt the work plan of our executive officer? >> so moved. >> supervisor fewer: okay. >> seconded. >> supervisor fewer: great. without ob

let's dig deep were bryan jordan he is the president, chairman and ceo of first horizon national, findquarter and his company's products mr. jordan, welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. it's great to be back. >> all right, bryan, i've got to tell you i go through the quarter and i see interest margin doing well, the acquisition doing well some of the analysts tell me look, the revenues weren't up to snuff and that's why it went down i want to give the ball to you, because i think there must be more going on here you run a great bank and the stock has been under much more pressure than it ought to be. >> thank you for the opportunity. i'm excited about how we're positioned and i'm excited about the momentum that i see in our business if you look at our first couple quarters of this year, we spent a tremendous amount of time focusing on the integration and doing work to make sure that we minimized any adverse impact on customers or customer relationships. and that involves everything from training to conversion and communication. we came out of the conversion memorial day week

the brian brothers the big draw, but bob bryan getting over an injury. frances headn. his great play at the net here. jumps up for this one. the castles dropped men's doubles. then in the men's single taking on markus willis trying to keep the castles in it. aviators come through with the win. they hand them their first loss. they had a kids clinic, sothing they do throughout the season. get involved in the sport. great gesture bys the cattles who had a message for someone heavily involved in fe sport tennis. >> how you doing? i don't know why you're not here doing this intervieho to see you around. appreciate all the love and support you show. >> cases refuse to lose, jim, get your butt out here, man. come on, we need. >> you they make it fun. i go my tickets sat add night empire. >> they direct sales. ndu can't say no. >> i there. they do make it fun. it's differents. ru it's different everything. the whole environment is great energy. >> the giant tennis ball makes me nervous. francis on a first name basis with you. >> he brought it big tonig. >> he brought it big t

steele is now living in bryan texas and gives occasional lectures on contra insurgency. he did not respond to our many requests to be interviewed for this documentary. hello the potential for severe thunderstorms was there and there and sufficient to warm for in the northeast of the us new england a nice and sunny kind he's on that cold front it's not changing temperatures hugely but just enough of a kick with the warmth difference in is the low thirty's to high twenty's to pick up some pretty big class we're talking about a huge land area after all it will keep pushing through so when stations see it offshore but the potential in georgia and florida louisiana or even for big thunderstorms is still there and at the same time the breeze is bringing some cloud and most of the southwest monsoon through california arizona and i think that will show itself as the potential for big thunderstorms in the plains states over the next day or so as well otherwise it's warm summer as you unsurprisingly expect there we get some pretty big wandering thunderstorms developing in the cari

goers reveled under the sun for the kick off of the five day festival in san rafael saturday.sot: bryanildner, enjoying the fair // "it's great to be out without a jacket, of course there's always the concern with fire, last year was obviously really devastating but with us being here we can sort of enjoy the good weather and put money back into the economy like we need."but the hottest day of the week can be as dangerous as it may be fun.a heat advisory was in effect until about 8 o clock saturday. when it gets this hot it can be risky especially for children and seniors. the national weather service recommends to check up on them if they dont have ac at home, dont leave kids or pets in a car, and if outdoors like here at the fair limit strenuous activity and stay hydrated! this guy who'd worked for hours in the heat came prepared with a refillable bottle of water at his side at all times.sot: luke working in the heat// "heat exhaustion is one you want to avoid definitely and you want to stay hydrated as well. it's funny how you can lose track of your hydration really quickly and it ac

army specialist bryan campos saying good-bye to his wife and 3-year-old daughter. >> hi, baby. >> hi,rter: that's aria, who stars in the video. and her teddy bear who she calls "daddy bear." daddy bear, a reminder of her real father, gone for nearly nine months serving overseas in germany. >> you love daddy bear? >> yes, i miss him. >> you miss daddy? how much do you love your daddy? >> this tall. >> reporter: with the song "come home" from one republic, the video picks up with the day specialist campos is set to return. aria making him a sign, "hand over my daddy," dancing before his arrival, waiting, and then mom sees the bus carrying back our troops. that's when the tears start. and then this moment. look at all those children running to see their parents. then aria and mom start to make their way, when suddenly they see him and start to run. this magical moment seen by more than 3 million people. and you can see why. >> aria got a little bit emotional and we were both -- we didn't really know what to feel, because it was just so many emotions at once. >> as soon i saw them, it was