-dan: right.nis: so the total loss for the company, since the beginning of time to now, is how much? -dan: $606,000. lemonis: and how much capital did you say came into the business? dan: roughly $1 million. lemonis: okay. $1 million comes into the company. a loss of $600,000. that leaves you with $400,000. dan: mm-hmm. lemonis: so, do you have $400,000 in cash sitting somewhere? -dan: we do not. lemonis: do you have $400,000 of inventory sitting somewhere? -dan: we do not. -so where's the $400,000? dan: so, hold on. let me think of this. all i can say with 100% certainty is that not one of us has touched any... lemonis: no one thinks that. dan: okay. okay. i got worried. lemonis: that's not where i'm going with this. -dan: okay, yeah. -lemonis: where i'm going with this is you guys really don't know your numbers. dan: we could know our numbers better, yes. that is 100% true. -lemonis: well, you, specifically, as the c.e.o. of the business, should know the numbers like -- [snaps fingers] dan: that

-dan: hi, i'm dan. -lemonis: dan, nice to meet you. -dan: nice to meet you, marcus.emonis: so you guys all wear the stuff? -dan: yeah. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: now, is that a "ladies" body? kelly: yes, this is a "ladies" body. -lemonis: okay. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: i was surprised how small the "ladies" section was in comparison to the universe of fashion. kelly: i would love to do more feminine styles for girls and tweens. i think there's a huge opportunity there. lemonis: how much business do you do overall? total company. patrick: well, in 2014 we did $1 million. last year, we did $900,000. and now this year, 'cause of all the situations we're having, we're on track to do about $600,000. patrick: you know, one of our biggest retailers that we work with, kitson, is closed. lemonis: how much business did you do with them on an annual basis? patrick: on an annual basis, about $300,000. -lemonis: and they're gone? -patrick: gone. lemonis: so kitson was 30% of your business. patrick: easily. lemonis: to lose 1/3 of your entire business when one account goes out of busine

and dan said he wasn't available. he was at his bachelor party. >> reporter: the herrs and kibuishis are waiting for answers but dan is busy and he blows off the cops. >> these families, they're experiencing the worst grief that a family could experience. on his way to his bachelor party. >> reporter: he won't come to them, so they go to him. >> dan wozniak was there with a couple of his friends and immediately when he saw me, you could see the blood drain from his face. he turned pale and immediately looked down. >> he says, "i'm going to tell you everything. i'm sick of covering for sam. i'm sick of covering for him. i'm going to tell you everything." >> reporter: are sam and dan in cahoots? where is sam? one thing we know, there will be no celebration on this night for dan wozniak. he's under arrest and headed to the interrogation room and so are we. >> how was your life in danger? >> he threatened it! >> then all of a sudden, the pieces start coming together and it is beyond diabolical. >> you just told us you saw

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the attack happened over the weekend in the city's normally quiet pacific heights neighborhood. >> dan: that's where cornell bernard is live. cornell? >> reporter: dan and ama, the victim is recovering from her injuries after being attacked by a man in his 40s right here on washington street. that man is still on the loose. we do want to warn you video of the attack is disturbing. a brutal unprovoked attack caught on a security camera. a woman in her 50s walking down washington street is approached by a stranger who suddenly starts punching her in the face over and over. she tries to shield herself from the blows, but the man continues the assault. >> she merely on a walk in the area. he just started to attack her. >> reporter: it lasted 45 seconds and then the man walks across the street. >> holy moly. >> reporter: we showed the attack to this pacific heights neighbor. >> i am frightened because i walk along here twice a day. >> that is unmanly. that is inhumane. that's awful. >> you

it's been a bad week. >> romona: let's go over to dan. >> dan: just a bad week. shake it off. >> mark: walk it off. >>> most olympic teams like to coordinate with matching outfit. but when they have the same colored bag and all on the same flight, there's going to be some problems. >> romona: oh. >> dan: it turns out the biggest challenge for the british olympic team is finding out whose bag belonged to who. whoever decided to give the team matching bags will not be awarded a gold medal any time soon. >>> peyton manning is proof you're never too old to get annoyed by your little brother. >> well, we're going to have to hit a point -- hit a point where the grill -- the drill. [ laughing ] >> dan: oh, i've been there. >> romona: oh, gosh. >> dan: this clip is from the nfl network series the timeline. it features a behind the scenes look on how peyton prepped for his 2013 season with the broncos when he threw a record 55 touchdowns. >> romona: and, denise, i have to ask you, is that how i sound when i'm eating my popcorn? >> denise: not at all. >> dan: she has to sa

. >> i'm dan ashley. at least six deaths blamed on a powerful earthquake in italy including a family of four. that's according to reports on italian state run media. it caused extensive damage in one town. it was so strong it woke up people in rome a hundred miles away. >> ama: the town is cutoff because of the roads and bridge. half of the town is gone, the mayor said. the earthquake happened wednesday morning is a many slept. >> dan: it has been followed by strong aftershocks, the strongest measuring 5.5. a 6.3 quake hit the same region before. they believe the death toll could climb following tonight's big quake. >> ama: we told you about the story with a push alert from the abc7 news app. download the app for free and enable the alerts to hear breaking news as it happens. >> dan: now to sky 7 showing the wreckage left in the financial district after a taxi plowed into the pedestrians. among the victims, a shoe shine operator. >> ama: it happened not far from the montgomery bart station. that's where w

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the attack happened over the weekend in the city's normally quiet pacific heights neighborhood. >> dan: that's where cornell bernard is live. cornell? >> reporter: dan and ama, the victim is recovering from her injuries after being attacked by a man in his 40s right here on washington street. that man is still on the loose. we do want to warn you video of the attack is disturbing. a brutal unprovoked attack caught on a security camera. a woman in her 50s walking down washington street is approached by a stranger who suddenly starts punching her in the face over and over. she tries to shield herself from the blows, but the man continues the assault. >> she merely on a walk in the area. he just started to attack her. >> reporter: it lasted 45 seconds and then the man walks across the street. >> holy moly. >> reporter: we showed the attack to this pacific heights neighbor. >> i am frightened because i walk along here twice a day. >> that is unmanly. that is inhumane. that's awful. >> you

. >> i'm dan ashley. at least six deaths blamed on a powerful earthquake in italy including a family of four. that's according to reports on italian state run media. it caused extensive damage in one town. it was so strong it woke up people in rome a hundred miles away. >> ama: the town is cutoff because of the roads and bridge. half of the town is gone, the mayor said. the earthquake happened wednesday morning is a many slept. >> dan: it has been followed by strong aftershocks, the strongest measuring 5.5. a 6.3 quake hit the same region before. they believe the death toll could climb following tonight's big quake. >> ama: we told you about the story with a push alert from the abc7 news app. download the app for free and enable the alerts to hear breaking news as it happens. >> dan: now to sky 7 showing the wreckage left in the financial district after a taxi plowed into the pedestrians. among the victims, a shoe shine operator. >> ama: it happened not far from the montgomery bart station. that's where w

charlie: dan, do you agree? dan: i agree up to a point. i think hugh is right.n the senate races, the republicans are not getting blown out. at a time when the republicans are performing weakly in those states. hugh's point, there is a dissatisfied electorate out there, but trump's problem is, whether there are enough of those white blue-collar workers to actually win the election. my hunch is that there are not. he has to go beyond that. if you look at the polling, the most important thing, there is a gap that has opened up between those with college degrees and those without college degrees. in the white community, donald trump does extremely well with those who do not have college degrees, but he is losing in many places among whites with college degrees. that is a departure from the way republican candidates have performed in the past. he doesn't have to win them overwhelmingly but he has to do better than he is doing. he has to do better with women than he is doing. he can't get blown out in some of these areas in the way that he is getting blown out now an

. >> dan: good evening i'm dan ashley. >> ama: i'm ama dae. th breaking news is in the etayith trouble the op of atheray area police department. >> dan: diane sewts on mistrate leave tonight. you may remember her heart felt words duringhe memorial for fallen police sergeant. >> ama: the city manager wouldn't talk on camera, but did confirm that the chief has beepln aced on administrative leave pending the completion of a personnel investigation. >> dan: stewart is hayward's first female police officer. that was in august of 2011. before that she was an assistant chief. it was a department she joined as rookie oicer i 16. >> ama: mark kholer is acting chief. this leaves three major bay area citi with fill ins in the police chief's office along with hayward, oakland and san francisco also looking for chiefs. abc7 news was saint mary's cathedral as people talked about the qualities they would like to see in their next chief. the pice cmmissioners st. they wllid who will be the permanent chief. >> we are looking for folks who have an advanced degr

dan? >> denise: all the rules. you have to abide by them or else. >> dan: from browns to indians, cleveland has the second best winning percentage in the entire american league. >> denise: it is bringing out fans. the indians are in the middle of a record home stand. tony zarrella is live at progressive field. it is contagious. >> tony: it is. we were talking about this. they picked up where the cavaliers left off. i want to bring in the assistant gm manager. you are 116 games in and 18 games over .500. you are not going anywhere. >> we are excited where the teams are. we put together a good first half and good additions in the first half and going into the >> it is a downer. michael brantly can't come back and you have done it an entire season without an mvp candidate. >> it is next man up mentality and terry francona, the way he leads the group and one day at a time and playing it through august now. >> tony: we knew how good the pitching was in this season. and hitting, if you go guy by guy it surprises people.

. >> dan: good evening i'm dan ashley. >> ama: i'm ama daetz. the breaking news is in the east bay with trouble at the top of another bay area police department. >> dan: diane stewart is on administrative leave tonight. you may remember her heart felt words during the memorial for fallen police sergeant. >> ama: the city manager wouldn't talk on camera, but did confirm that the chief has been placed on administrative leave pending the completion of a personnel investigation. >> dan: stewart is hayward's first female police officer. that was in august of 2011. before that she was an assistant chief. it was a department she joined as rookie officer in 1986. >> ama: mark kholer is acting chief. this leaves three major bay area cities with fill ins in the police chief's office along with hayward, oakland and san francisco also looking for chiefs. abc7 news was at saint mary's cathedral as people talked about the qualities they would like to see in their next chief. the police commissioners listened. they will decide who will be the permanent chief.

dan just alluded to this. energizesible still to and encourage that group of people and say to the coal miners, i want to put you back to work. say to the automobile manufacturing plants which are empty in michigan, the steel plants that are close, we can repurpose those plans and bring back jobs. it is very late in the day. it is not over. the debates still matter. but boy, it is late. it is very late. charlie: is this his message or -- does hessage he understand the discontent? that those people you have been speaking about feel? hugh: i think he appropriated it. his reality television brings him into touch with people who are eager to succeed. he is a populist figure. the people but they are very much in touch with the people. i would also point out, marco rubio's forehead in florida. the republicans aren't getting blown out. there are organization structures in the states that trump can harness. make appointments and gestures. it is up to him. point.agree up to a i think hugh is right. in the senate races,

dan and paula? >> all right, devin, we want to thank you. >>> to get more on these latest polls, as well as voter sentiment, let's bring in martha raddatz. gearing up to host "this week." thank you for joining us. good morning. >> good morning. >> if you dig into this poll, there are worrying numbers here for donald trump. 79% of americans say he doesn't show enough respect for people he disagrees with. 70% express anxiety about a trump presidency. and 67% think he lacks the personality and temperament to serve effectively. in sum, how bad is this for the campaign? >> there is reason for deep concern and hope in the numbers for the trump campaign. concern because as you said, a majority of americans still think trump is essentially unqualified to be president. and that number hasn't budged in the last year. and that is exactly the message the clinton camp will hammer into the electorate. but it isn't over yet. not in august. things could even out after clinton sees her convention bounce deflate. if

they hope it spurs new tips >> dan: you will surely remember this story. sharon budd satisfies life was changed forever when a rock crashed through her car windshield. it was thrown by teenagers about the size of a volleyball. her skull was crushed leaving her with brain damage and blinding her in one eye. a tragic update. this weekend her husband randy budd died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. her husband, randy, had been >> romona: but even with help becoming the primary caregiver to a spouse or parent can take a physical and emotional toll. now, how caregivers can care for themselves. >> reporter: for members of the so-called sand witch generation balancing their own children and their aging parents it can mean your own physical and mental health can suffer. it can also be the case with spouses of those in need of long-term care. i found out this ending happens more often than you think. this i know randy bud. the supportive husband of sharon budd. celebrating after every victory as she tried to recover from the massive rock that crashed through thei

bartelt, "dan" to his friends. and he was the same "dan" jessie had been writing this music with that summer. ? ? detective clausing called hartford police right away. they had a suspect for them in custody. jessie's parents refused to believe the news. >> we were saying, no, not this kid, no. >> he's a friend of ours and our daughter's. >> yeah, he's a little screwed up. he just got back from college. and he doesn't know what he's doing right now, blah, bla but we don't think it's dan. >> reporter: after all, daniel was more than jessie's friend. he was her first love in high school. and had never been in trouble. >> he had everything going for him. he was a top-notch student, straight a student. >> he got the lead role in most of the musicals. very talented. >> i was like, i like this kid, you know, just because, you know, he could make me laugh. and he came from a nice family. >> we said, it's not dan, he's a agreed. when detectives called daniel's cell phone, they were with him at the blodgett house grieving to

>> reporter: dan and ama, the bail amount is $75,000. his arrest is the latest involving guards here at the santa clara county jail. timmy tree was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and assault under color of authority. the sheriff's department says it it dates back to 201 throughy when he was called by another deputy to help restrain a combative inmate. tree kicked the inmate in the head and face two to three times. the inmate suffered a broke ep cheak bone and cuts to his face. according to the spokesman the three-year gap between the assault and arrest is the result of gathering all of the facts. >> we submitted the case to the district attorney's office. the district attorney had additional questions and we resubmitted the case to the district attorney and we got an arrest warrant and we made the arrest tonight. >> tree is the latest santa clara county jail guard to be arrested. three former deputies were charminged with the beating death of michael tyree and two others charged with beating another inmate and brea

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but boy it's late as dan wrote yesterday. it's very late. >> rose: is this donald trump's message or simply a message that he converged with in this campaign season. >> do you feel the discontent, does he understand the discon tept that those people in-- that you have been speak being in the last two minutes. >> i think he appropriated it and i think his 11 years in television, reality television brings him into touch with a lot of people who are eager to succeed in finding barriers in their way. and he is much a populist kind of figure in the way that famous populists have been before. they're not living a populist lifestyle. they're not. people but they are very much in touch with the people. i would also point out and interesting, if dan has noticed this, marco rubio is far ahead in florida. rob portman is far ahead in ohio, pat toomy is neck and neck in pennsylvania. the republicans aren't getting blown out there are organization structures in these states that trump can harness to his advantage if he chooses to do so. if

dan and tiffani? >> tiffani: you gave highlights of touch's 2015 returns and anything else worth noting from today's release? >> first off, the clintons made less money in 2015 than 2014. the combined income dropped $28 million to over $10 million last year. the majority of that income about 60% comes from speaking fees. were given to wall street corporations and in the democratic primary bernie sanders called on hillary clinton to release the transcripts of those speeches. she has not done that yet. this tax return does not shed any light as to which businesses actually paid her to speak last year. dan and tiffani? >> dan: showing turbulence in the republican party and dozen prominent republicans signed a letter saying enough of trump. they are urging the rnc tell us more about this effort, does it have legs? >> yes. these are former lawmakers and former republican staffers. they want to see rnc chairman ryan priebus essentially throw in the towel on the presidential race and redirect the money towar

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dan? dan: btt favre joked last night that he was going to a if he could take the first series in the gaonight. he got as many snaps other quarterback. it was a disappointi e to a fantastic weekend. it nfortute for two groups -e fansnd the young players who need that extra game for me, if i wer playing, would want to have the game. i would love to n itpl i you practice. this is e n rt. . for the of fame members thisr, it does nothing different for us. as beean outstanding experience. dan: brett favre had an interesting and long week. i asked him if he was d, and he said exhausted but exhilarated. he does plan to come to lambeau fiat least once this year, in october, when the packers play the cowboys. ohio, dan needles, wisn 12 sports. stephanie: thanks dan. so tonight's packers game got canceled in canton. at least the badgers still held their annual media d madison. the players putting on their pads, but just to pose for their team photo. those pads will be put to work in a few more days.

dan, tiffani. >> dan: thank you, beth. from here this will be the damage report. we will continue our breaking news coverage and severe weather coverage. >> tiffani: we have lots of cleveland 19 news sponsored by empire company. >>> live from cleveland's answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> live pictures outside. we have been watching this all afternoon pointed east. and rough ride in the weather department and coming days don't look much better. >> tens of thousands without power and flood potential. beth mccleod is tracking the latest. >> beth: we definitely have our issues out there. some of this definitely fizzled. there were severe warnings out and all those boxes are canceled with that said let me set the stage a bit. the original concern is moving to lake, geauga and moving towards akron and more thunderstorms to the west and not seeing the s.a.t. an hour, hour and a half ago and east of fairport harbor and near madison down towards thompson and heads all the way down towards akron. heavy downpours and big gusty winds on the beginning of this s

courtroom when he said this. >> dan, i forgive you. as i have every single day since we found out it was you. >> reporter: and in response to such unbelievable grace, daniel, looked straight at joy and buck and continued to deny his guilt. >> buck, joy, i can't give you the answers that you're looking for. i pray for you, for all of you. and i hope that -- i believe that someday i will be before a court that will know my conscience is clear. i love you and i'm so sorry for your loss. >> he's such a liar. he looked right in our face. i mean, with all this evidence that -- there's just no refuting and then for him to still be looking at me saying this, i'm thinking, kid, do you honestly believe that i believe you with this? >> i think dan's a sociopath. he doesn't seem to have the -- the conscience. or if he does, he doesn't care. >> reporter: buck and joy have accepted they may never hear the truth from daniel or know why he turned so violent. but the blodgetts are doing their best to move on. for buck, jessie's untouched room is a cons

>> i'm dan. >> dan, what do you do here?> i'm the wine bar, and i spend most of my time selling. >> how long have you been in the business? >> 22 years. >> whoa. >> what i brought to the business was a book of business that i had built over 20 years dealing with folks by selling to them directly via email or phone call. >> that's worth a lot of money. >> right, right. >> what's your favorite wine? >> uh, well, i mean, my true love are the wines from bordeaux, so-- >> do you have a lafite? >> okay, now you're getting to the top. >> nah, i don't want that. i can't afford it. i have a question for you. >> sure. >> why is there crap everywhere? >> too much inventory? >> exactly. >> who's responsible ultimately for overbuying inventory? >> greg wants to be in charge of that. my approach to buying is, is i buy what i think i can sell within 30 days. >> and would you know how to liquidate it if you had to? >> yeah. >> and so why haven't you suggested that to greg? >> well, i tried, marcus. i'm not in charge. he's my boss. >> dan de

dan? >> dan: you get what you ask for and we have all been asking for rain. tonight is a perfect example why you should have the cleveland 191st alert weather you would have gotten an alert for the severe thunderstorm warning before it came in. and then you use the radar to zoom down to your street to see exactly what is going to be in your neighborhood. >> romona: about 28,000 people are in the dark right now. tonight's storms left a lot of destruction behind. >> dan: harry boomer is checking out the damage in lakewood. harry? >> reporter: dan and ramona, i am on bell avenue near down. i got a piece of it in my hand, but a much larger piece as you can see on top of the roof here. let me tell you about a young man who came out here earlier. his name is eric and he has a lot of work cut out for him. as he cut down a huge piece of the tree limb to move it out of the way, the folks will get in and out of the driveway and this is actually his in laws yard. he took to the chain saw as you can see here to get rid this stuff because this house and others on this sid

dan: it looks like fred flintstone. mark: that is the worst corn they might have to retire their corn maze. mark: may be an isolated shower, but the heavy rain is done for the evening. kathy: we will russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want be a doctor! russ feingold: you think girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. you should be paid the same boys? yogirl 1:d definitely.d girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agreed: wewith you -ed and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. what you think of that? girls: good call! feingold: i'm russ feingold ? your imagination ? >>> remembering gene wilder. what you don't remember about the icon. >> this is it. i have no regrets. s story with his late wife. >> i know you love me. >> and the new cast of "dancing with the stars." >> vip pass. >>> c

>> reporter: dan and ama, the bail amount is $75,000. his arrest is the latest involving guards here at the santa clara county jail. timmy tree was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and assault under color of authority. the sheriff's department says it it dates back to 201 throughy when he was called by another deputy to help restrain a combative inmate. tree kicked the inmate in the head and face two to three times. the inmate suffered a broke ep cheak bone and cuts to his face. according to the spokesman the three-year gap between the assault and arrest is the result of gathering all of the facts. >> we submitted the case to the district attorney's office. the district attorney had additional questions and we resubmitted the case to the district attorney and we got an arrest warrant and we made the arrest tonight. >> tree is the latest santa clara county jail guard to be arrested. three former deputies were charminged with the beating death of michael tyree and two others charged with beating another inmate and brea

man: dan. lemonis: are we selling enough on the web? dan: no.used to -- at its peak, was probably $50,000, $60,000 a month. lemonis: and what happened to it? dan: there is no web business. i think if we had everything online that we have in house right now, we would definitely sell more. lemonis: great. we need to sell more wine online, all right? -woman: great. -lemonis: all right. thanks, guys. let's talk about your section of the business. i still don't understand where all the volume went. dan: matt has not done a great job getting things uploaded to the web. mike went and did a count of how many wines we had up there, and there was only a hundred and something out of all that we have. i've been on matt every week to get more up there, get more up there. he thinks it's cumbersome, and so he just avoids it. but i felt ignored, often. -lemonis: by him? -dan: yes. lemonis: so why didn't you fire his ass? at amazing grapes, we carry over 500 different wines in stock at one time, but only a fraction of them are on the website. you can't sell what

dan carter, who won the black vote in 1968? >> it was hubert humphrey. >> do you remember who you voted for? did you vote for view bert humphrey? >> i was a co-chair for the national committee of educators to support hubert humphrey. i was a strong hubert humphrey person. that was the first time in 1968 that blacks went to the democratic national convention. and it turned out that i was privileged and lucky enough to go. because chairman bob vance had arranged that. >> that was a wild convention, wasn't it? >> yes, that was the convention of 1968. i knew him personally. so yes, we achieved what we wanted to achieve to get humphrey nominated. we didn't achieve what we wanted to to get him elected. >> we're out in front of the governor's mansion in montgomery, alabama, where george wallace lived for 20% of his life. this is the contenders, our 12th week, we have two more weeks after this our next call comes from jackson, mississippi, jordan, you're on c-span, hi. >> >> caller: i have a comment and a question. i began my interests

dan: he did. what he will do if any of them try a lambeau leap saturday. plus, the verdict is in for a pair of packer defensive stars. and, as the packers close out the preseason, the pledge their top draft pick made for the regular season. >> good evening. i'm ben wagner. tomorrow the first day of school , for milwaukee public school students. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, we're getting you ready with how teachers will be welcoming those students back. and, meteorologist sally severson will have her bus stop forecast. announcer: sports director dan needles, honored with best sportscast by the wisconsin broadcasters association. dan: the nfl has cleared packers linebackers clay matthews and julius peppers in the league's performance-enhancing drug probe, saying no credible evidence was found linking those two players and steelers linebacker james harrison to p.e.d.'s. howeve has not been cleared yet. rookie defensive lineman kenny clark doesn't know if he will play tomorrow at kansas city after missing the game in san francisco with back tightness

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. it happened in a north beach neighborhood this afternoon. shortly after the tree limb fell on the woman. >> and that's where sergio is with live details on what happened. sergio? >> reporter: dan, the woman was sitting on this bench when that branch fell from about 50 feet up. it hit her in the head. tonight she remains in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. as a city worker cut apart a massive tree branch police officers collected the bags left on the bench by the woman who was hit. >> the branch fell and we believe hit her in the head. and so when we arrived she was in and out of consciousness. >> she was hitting on the bench watching her two children on the playground. they were uninjured and she was rushed to san francisco general hospital with life-threatening injuries. according to the fire department she was bleeding from a head wound. a neighbor told me she is horrified at the accident, but she is not surprised. >> i think it is always just a matter of time a

dan carter who won the black vote in 1968? >> it was hubert humphrey. >> do you remember how voted for? did you vote for hubert humphrey? >> not only that he was humphrey's national committee. i was a co-chair of the national committee of educators to support hubert humphrey. that was the first time in 196 that blacks went to the democratic national convention. and it turned out that i was printed and lucky enough to go because account chairman had arranged that. >> it was quite the wild convention wasn't it. >> yeah that was the convention in 1968. yes, i was a pro-humphrey person. i knew him personally. so yes we achieved what we wanted to achieve to get him nominated but didn't achieve what we wanted to to get him elected. >> we are out in front of the of the governor's mansion innings montgomery alabama, where george wallace lived for a good part of his life 16 years he lived here. this is the contenders. we have two more weeks after this. our next call comes from jackson, mississippi, jordan you're on c-span. hi. >> >> ca