dan has been back to africa to talk to one of them about what they achieved, and what might be next.ster crows. the walk to school, and back to where it all began. it was here in this village where seven years ago, onebillion handed out its first devices, before any of these children were born. some of them are still in use. andrew's charity is now working with partners in south africa, uganda, the uk, tanzania as well as across malawi, but to its founder, this place is special — as is winning the xprize. on a personal level, we just felt enormous gratitude. we've built on the expertise of so many people from around the world. obviously $5 million is very, very useful. it's really given us this opportunity to show that we have a quality product that can achieve this recognition from xprize. in tanzania, tablets were given out to 4000 schoolless children in 150 villages, most of whom scored zero when tested in maths and literacy at the start of the trial. 18 months on, and the results were stark — in many cases, better than would have been expected if they'd gone to school. and intere

dan: yes. there has been enough localized volatility dislocation over the last couple of years where you can be defensive, the patient, be patient, you can be relatively liquid and still generate incremental return. if you get to a point, like in 2005 or 2006, with a direct trade-off between short-term performance and being defensive, we are absolutely willing to do that. it is essential as an asset manager and consistent with generating strong returns. jonathan: it is something you are anticipating happening? dan: that is correct. this is a counter punching type market. sit back, be patient, wait for others in the market to ask for liquidity, then provide it. it is subtle, but means be defensive, be patient, be more liquid. look for lots of little trades along the way that could generate incremental return and then strike when there are bouts of volatility. we think it is a type of environment the next four or five years where that style of active management will in the -- will win out in the end. manny

now according to wesley, dan has the lead role in a debit card scheme. >> wesley said dan wozniak hadd he's asked me to help him withdraw money from his atm, and i'm asking you to help." >> he had an actual folder of paperwork, saying that this was legal, all good to go and all they need to do is withdraw the money and make sure i wore a hat and glasses. >> you know, the first thing would come to mind, if you'd asked one of us to do that, we would go, "that's just not right. but you're talking a 17-year-old, and so it's like, "all right, i'll help them out, here." >> wes and dan get in the car and they drive around the corner to a nearby atm. wes took me there when i interviewed him in 2016. >> where's he parked? >> he's parked over there in that parking lot. >> so he can see what you're doing? >> yes. yes, he cameras aren't seeing him, but the cameras are seeing me. i skate across and come here and i put the card in. >> what was his reaction when you gave him the cash? the first reaction actually was why'd i take so long? and i told him first time using and atm, so i don't exactly kn

and dan has released a documentary.ith the crisis of teen suicide and the normon lgbtq plus community. >> it would have been easy for to you step away from the mormon dpa faith. you can step aside. >> and mormon slrks be like, oh, he is used to be sbsh christina, they have like, i think she was born -- one of her uncles was mormon. it's how black people do with blacks. he has a black uncle. >> there are a lot of things i love. it's part of my culture. and two, i know that mormons will only listen if it's coming from one of their own. and shut my door. it's the word out there and bolt it. but when someone's on the inside saying we can do better about this, we're like, you're one of us? you know. >> when did you realize that you had issueses with how the mormon faith approached the lgbtq community? >> middle school. it was the first time that one of my close friends i met was gay. i noticed a lot of kids calling him that kid's gay and saying a lot of mean, slang terms. and i don't know what it meant until i asked people,

dan has been waiting here, republican. good morning. >> good morning. you for taking my call. it's a wonderful conversation to have about immigration just because of the fact that we are a nation of immigrants and whether you are republican or democrat, it doesn't matter in the sense that a majority of the people who came here, came through immigration. my family is a third-generation immigrant from europe. actually worked illegally in a foreign country so i know exactly what it's like to work from that perspective. understand what it's like to work and come to a country and work and provide for the economy and produce for the economy. i was wondering if anything in this bill, i think it's a step in the right direction. he also live in a world of reality, as we know here so if there's anything here, as we are heading into election, especially president election, anything about a border funding for a wall or anything for border security, that might entice the senate in order to take this up, just because of the fact that it was a bipartisan bill that passed in the house but as

dan has been back to africa to talk to one of them about what they achieved and what might be next.is village where seven years ago, 1 billion handed out its first devices, before any of these children were born. some of them are still in use. andrew's charity is now working with partners in south africa, uganda, the uk, tanzania as well as across malawi but to its founder, this place is special, as is winning the xprize. on a personal level, we just felt enormous gratitude. we built on the expertise of so many people from around the world. obviously $5 million is very useful. it's really given us this opportunity to show that we have a quality product that can achieve this recognition from xprize. in tanzania, tablets were given out to 4000 school—age children in 150 villages, most of whom scored zero when tested in maths and literacy at the start of the trial. 18 months on, and the results were stark. in many cases, better than would have been expected if they'd gone to school. and interestingly, with little difference in results between boys and girls. i think it's the biggest ed

no other president has done it. >> dan: right. >> or maybe tried and not done it properly.ri this president it not matter that the democrats won't admit it. right now, we understand how great the president is. history will prove him to be one of the greatest presidents. mention one other thing.or independent women's voice of which i'm president has a petition for the president andi the c.d.c. regarding the health crisis. learn more at iwv.org which in part at the the border and the crisis. >> dan: got you. congressman biggs, the media has 100% success record of failure. they succeed at failing 100% of the time. when criticizing donald trump. it's amazing the success record is unparalleled there. one thing they knock him on frequently is the unpredictability. i don't know. do you agree with me here? i don't want to put words in your mouth. but the unpredictability is a huge asset. because every other president republican and democrat prior to this have been predictable on the immigration crisis at the border. you know what they do predictably? zero. president trump got a win. your thoughts o

dan: lines are open, i was eating it. steve: governor has his chick-fil-a. a about five days a week. there is a standard order, when we drive through chick-fil-a, abbott one or the abbott two? this is common sense. steve: common sense. can you explain to the folks watching from other parts of the country where they look at washington, governor, and nothing is getting done, nobody is passing any bills, how were you able to get through the legislature and sign 927 bills? >> well there was so much done. i credit the leadership we have in the capitol with the lieutenant governor and speaker, all members of the house and senate. you're talking about some of the fun bills we signed. more important than this, we signed legislation that actually cut property taxes in texas, that reformed our school finance system, that paid our teachers more, and addressed mental health. we did so much in just 140 days. you know in texas we only meet every other year for 140 days. we're working to change that. we want to meet two days every 140 years. steve: that would be great. ains

dan has pointed out, at a trough multiwall means zero. >> nice. >> i like oa i watch at 5:30.pointed out ten times, yeah, it's a trough multiple, but this is a stock that goes well through that i feel very comfortable with fred smith, and this is a stock i hold long term >>> options trader are betting on ute down turn going to go to the plasma? >> they report like i said, after the bell the markets isablying imply a 5% move the guy's point, it's a sale on rally, but it does find buyer because of that fine management and the cheap valuation. with a stock about 161, they were buying the june 2nd, this friday expiration, put peretz paying about $3, looking for a move that would be in line with that timed movement. this is that one-year chart, the december low, last month, it kind of bottomed out, and now it's turning lower as we head into earnings tomorrow night, and then here's the ten-year these really interesting here. this stock had this huge ramp from the 2009 financial crisis lows here, and it's down 40% or so in the last year. it's light at that trend line. i could say 150

i am afraid what dan has just done side. crosstalk. there is any other deal in the offing, the prime minister '5 deal is not as good as staying in the eu. we want people to vote and we will fight to stay in the eu. have a clear position. that is why labour lost a more voters to us than they did to the... why does your clear position on brexit which you are clearly against, why does that do not resonate with the people of peterborough? the results in peterborough, the support for brexit in peterborough was very significant. contrary to what a numberof the significant. contrary to what a number of the panellists have said, i don't actually think that the by—election was simply about brexit. if it was, they would have been more polarisation and we would have seen more greater support for the brexit party and greater support than we we re party and greater support than we were anticipating for the liberal democrats. crosstalk. no matter how well you do in eu elections, westminster is still a mountain for you to climb. it is clear that what

in that case, dan has paid $4,000 in taxes already for the full year. ennie would likely payback dan through escrow for her share of the $4,000, depending on the proportion of the tax year she owns the home. however, she's also responsible for paying taxes at the higher market value from when she begins to own the home. how does that work? let's say jennie owns the property for nine months of the first tax year, which is approximately 75% of the year. during the escrow process, she'd pay dan back 75% of the $4,000 he already paid, which is $3,000. on top of that, she would owe taxes at the higher rate for the proportion of the year she owned the house. in this case, she owes the amount not already billed through dan or $700,000 minus $400,000, multiplied by a tax rate of 1%, and multiplied again by 75% to reflect the time she owned the home in that tax year. here, jennie's supplemental tax is roughly $2,250. going forward, jennie will be billed at her new reset prop 13 value. are you still with us? if this isn't complicated enough, some new owners might

kron four's dan thorn has an update for us.nta clara construction site sending thick black smoke and flames into the air one construction worker was injured but he's expected to be okay. >>5 cycle plan was big huge to get more running and see this my head and it's just like the vet know it's about 100 of the lead. >>video shared by stunned viewers shows the fire destroying what was supposed to be a luxury apartment complex along el camino reale the blaze was a horrifying sight for people who live nearby oh my >>that was an horrible sight and thus i mean it was to blaze. >>people in some homes close to the fire were forced to evacuate. others were told to close their windows and keep their pets inside. despite being hundreds of feet away plastic on the side of david miniseries car melted as the fire got bigger and the heat turned on the fire was so hot. >>that note was signed we'll call the window the saw. >>dozens of crews responded to the scene trying to put out the flames but the work continued more than 10 hours after the in

dan has more on this developing story. >> i can tell you that right now there is a full scale smirnemerg unfolding in the gulf of oman after this incident. we know that emergency dispress signals were sent from two vessels in the region after suffering what is feared to be a simultaneous sabotage attack the first shipinvolved is the kokuka courageous, it was moving methanol from saudi arabia to singapore. 21 crewmen on board were forced to abandon that ship and had to be rescued by a nearby vessel. the ship's operator says the vessel is still afloat and the cargo is secure. the second vessel is front altair it is believed that a fire broke out on board that vessel, and the crew were forced to abandon ship but it's unclear what its status is now. we still don't know who or what is behind this incident. but what we can tell you is that the u.s. navy's fifth fleet, based in bahrain, is still working to provide more information and it says u.s. navy ships are in the area to render assistance. uk maritime trade operations are also investigating and have urged extreme caution amid these mount

dan has a competitive advantage over someone like me if we were in a track race together or playing anys. it's crazy to say anything otherwise. but we're conditioned to saying the trust is a stain. it's unhealthy for the country. >> sean: dan, last word. you've been through this yourself. >> repeatedly. it gets old. bill maher had another good point. you need one person with a donald trump cloud and his media presence to say i don't give a damn about your new rule. it's stupid and i'm not going to do it. all of a sudden everybody realizes the emperor has no clothes on. it's simple as that. trump is that guy. he doesn't care what they think. >> sean: you know what? that's what people love him. a disrupter and his policies work. enough said. good luck crazy uncle joe. when we come back, the villain of the day compared pro life beliefs to racism. we'll explain. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live cla

. >> dan has what's coming up at 5:00. >> am maxillary, new at 5:00, a body blow for the a's.s is suspended right in the middle of au breakout season. we'll explain. a new area code starts tomorrow in two quantity counties. the new dialing process and maybe the redefinition of identity. >>> and there is a word that toys "r" us is coming back in time for the holiday season. we'll have the latest on those stories an a lot more >>> nascar fans attending this weekend's big racing fbt? sonoma county are being warned leave yesterday. >> yes. >> going to be a lot of traffic. >> there's a lot of excitement on the track this weekend. reporter wayne freedman has a look at the cars and crews. >> reporter: at sonoma raceway it is summer now. you know what that means. the speed, the sound. >> with nascar here pack upheent occupied >>epter: ts wt is li from the outside looking in anyway. >> i love it. first time i've been in the pits. couldn't think of anywhere else to be right now. >> reporter: how about inside the hot zone and one of these team trailers. >> that's where the backup car liv

despite pleas for a judge to put him behind bars kron four's dan kerman has more on the judge's decision to let that man go free. >>it was in december of 2017 the prosecutors say 20 year-old sergio taylor first impersonated a law enforcement officer for which he was convicted and sentenced to 3 years probation. but prosecutors allege that didn't stop there. in september of 2018 he was arrested for being an illegal possession of an unregistered loaded firearm then on may 12th of this year police say he was spotted on surveillance video it keeps bar and grill in berkeley, dressed as a law enforcement officer and displaying a handg. authorities finally caught up with him on june 1st this viewer video shows what looks like a police officer being arrested it's an lee andrews cherry festival. but in fact it was taylor being arrested for impersonating a police officer and carrying a fully functioning taser which police say was a violation of his probation. and june 5th. he was arraigned and released on $30,000 bail then 4 days later oakland police say he was at it again spotted attempting to co

wnd so far thiss year police growing frustrated, lling it a despicable level of violence nbc's dan scheneman has latest >> reporter: an all-too familiar sight in chicago over the weekend. >> we saw a despicable level of violence with 52 shot and ten hekilled >> reporter: shootings began friday night and continued through the early hours monday morning. >> i'm upset aa human being that we've had so many people shot, so man homicides.>> reporter: mosoot oe shngs are linked to gangs, according to police, and the police superintendent promised to target the gangs responsible. but he says lax gun laws and court policies add to the problem. >> when we arrest these gu offenders, half of them -- i want you to think about this for a moment half of them get out and are back on the street in a week or less >> reporter: three years ago there were more than 770 homicides in chicago while that figure has declined every year since, it does little to comfort the city's residents. >> i pray every day, pray every day before i come out, lord cover me >> reporter: police have called on everyone to help mitigate vio

i know dan has seen it gld, gdx, and all of the mine names have been hitting like crazy from newmont ssrm hit the other day which i've never heard of andit's another mine and it's canadian and most of their assets are down here and those are all hitting and i'll tell you, mel, and it's been consistent and large and a lot of movement there and people are using this now again as quote, unquote, protection and we'll have to see and i'm in all those different names. >> all right, coming up. fang on fire facebook and netflix, big techs and big worries behind them? the traders will weigh in plus the hot ipo market is getting hotter and one wall street strategist says if history is any indication, all of the fury can be a sign of the top and he'll explain. later, infamous tweeter and elon musk just said he is deleting his twitter account and the stock was soaring today. is musk's sporadic behavior on twitter over we've got the details. ua, w rke live from times sqreneyo city. much more "fast money" right after thisk exchan every day, invesco combines ideas with technology, data with inspira

dan. >> he has no full-time job. ds thousands to help finance his wedding and pay for an expensive honeymoon. >> reporter: police clear rachel but quickly consider dan a suspect. they track him down in the middle of his bachelor party, arrest him, and bring him to the police department for interrogation. >> dan had given us a statement that he and sam had a plan to withdraw funds from sam's atm, and sam would report his account stolen. >> these detectives are like wait, why would he pay you to steal his own money? >> dan tells detectives that the saturday after the very first atm withdrawal, he gets a knock on the door at 8:30 in the morning and guess who is standing there? sam. >> it's like there's a body in my apartment. i shot somebody. i was not happy about it. it was a fit of rage. >> it went from a credit card fraud to drug induced rage with julie. when someone tells you the truth, that doesn't change, he kept adding stuff to his story. a lightbulb went off saying it's not adding up. >> he's done the performance

because dan nathan has a way to trade it on the cheap.nd he will tell you how to do it >> plus, doesn't that look refreshing cohen carter thinks so why coca-cola could be the ultimate summer sizzler. and later. >> my name is bond, james bond >>

storm was moving through the area, bringing with it wind gusts over 70 miles per hour nbc's dan scheneman has this report >> oh, my god, the crane is falling over >> reporter: in the dallas skyline, a crane topples over and onto a high rise residential building authorities secured the area >> it appears to have collapsed across the street. in fact, goes a lot further into the building that it collapsed on >> reporter: the massive structure ripped through homes and a parking garage, claiming at least one life and injuring others there are no reports of anyone missing, but many are left without homes. the >> right now our number one priority is the living area on the eastern-most side of the building where it appears that all five stories at some point inside the structure have collapsed. >> reporter: the collapse happened while a powerful storm moved through the dallas area, but authorities say the exact cause is under investigation dan scheneman, nbc news. >> l breaking news overnight, red sox legend david ortiz has been shot in his home country of the dominican republic 9 former red sox slug

he has the winning habit so i think dan is a favourite to beat stan that is a statement and we will behe defending champion marin cilic has won his opening match in straight sets. he beat novak djokovic in the final last year and is looking for a third title. johanna konta is 30 the second round at the birmingham classic after a straight set victory. she was playing her first match since reaching the semifinals of the french open. charlton athletic say they have been unable to agree terms with manager lee bowie over a new contract. the club said they have offered him a year long contract extension and if he changes his mind it is still on the table. the tour

dan has been back to africa to talk to one of them about what they achieved, and what might be next.es, before any of these children were born. some of them are still in use. andrew's charity is now working with partners in south africa, uganda, the uk, tanzania as well as across malawi, but to its founder, this place is special — as is winning the xprize. on a personal level, we just felt enormous gratitude. we've built on the expertise of so many people from around the world. obviously $5 million is very, very useful. it's really given us this opportunity to show that we have a quality product that can achieve this recognition from xprize. in tanzania, tablets were given out to 4000 schoolless children in 150 villages, most of whom scored zero when tested in maths and literacy at the start of the trial. 18 months on, and the results were stark — in many cases, better than would have been expected if they'd gone to school. and interestingly, with little difference in results between boys and girls. i think it's the biggest educational learning trial anywhere in the world. we saw chi

nbc's dan scheneman has more. >> coming crane is falling over. >> reporter: a scary sight in the dallasover and onto a high-rise residential building.c authoritiesed the area. >> it appears to have only collapsed just across the street. in fact, those further into the building that it collapsed on. >> reporter: the massive structure ripped and a parking garage, claiming at least one life and injuring others. there are no reports of anyone issing, but many are left without homes. >> right now our number one priority is the living area on the eastern most side of the building where it appears that all five stories at some point inside the structure have collapsed. >> reporter: the collapse happened while a powerful storm moved through the dallas area. but authoritiesay the exact cause is under investigation. dan scheneman, nbc news. >> the managemt company says it's working to arrge hotels for residents who need a place to stay. >>> the search for a cruise ship passenger who fell over board in the mediterranean has been called off. the passenger, a woman from south frea, fell of the norwe

it's wildfire safety inspections have identified 10 towers that need to be replaced kron four's dan kerman has that story. >>throughout the southern marine hills you'll fi4d pg transmission towers winding their way through the golden gate national recreation area during fire safety inspections. the utility is then a fight 10 that will need to be replaced. trails have already enhut down so pg any can start put transmission l so the lights don't go off all the towers are being replaced the temporary line should be in place in 45 days, the new towers will take a year or more to complete so far p g says it's completed visual an aerial inspections of approximately 98% of the nearly 50,000 transmission structures in or adjacent to high fire threat areas. pg e is also identified 53,000 corrective actions and transmission structures with nearly a 100 conditions identified has high priority. a 100% of these highest priority conditions had been repaired or made safe to say if i lose 53,000 violations that are transmission lines. >>we've taken care of 100 of them the 100 worst. >>does it should make anyb

because dan nathan has a way to trade it on the cheap. and he will tell you how to do it >> plus, doesn't that look refreshing cohen carter thinks so why coca-cola could be the ultimate summer sizzler. and later. >> my name is bond, james bond >> actually, it's worth, carter worth. because the master was spot on with his bond-call earlier this year and you will never believe where he is headed next. he'll explain. it is time to risk less and make more the options begins now >>> and we start right there with the bond bombshell rocking the markets this week. and the yield sinking to 2.14% and september 2017 as the s&p 500 closed out the rate shock coming as no surprise to carter worth who called for it earlier this year. >> ultimately, i think that after toying with these tops and ever so slightly breaking out and pivoting down that we are going to make our way higher i like tlt on the long side here i think this is a good bet yields are going as low as 2.1% on the 10-year >> so what comes next? carter is at the plaza breaking it down. cart

francisco, a vote on another occasion center for homeless people along the embarcadero kron four's dan thorn has that story. >>san francisco supervisors are set to weigh in tuesday on a proposed navigation center along the embarcadero a group of neighbors, not happy with the plan homeless shelter say they will threaten legal action if the vote does not fall in their favor. >>our concern is that his senate. >>wallace le lives just blocks away from the proposed site. >>he says he and other members of the nonprofit safe and barca darrow for all do not want to navigation center to open up in a residential area. crime. open drug use. >>and those things that we're not really big problems in this >>italy says the city is not only ignoring their concerns but rushing to the process by ignoring the public trust. >>i think we're prepared to take this to its far as we need to including into court. and we expect the wind. >>peter prow says the attorney representing lee and safe embarcadero for all in their appeal. he says the city has failed to get necessary approvals from the state lands commission and the

has evolved. host: thank you, dan. lived in toronto for 16 years. know something about what you're talking about. thinking back to the stonewall moment, it was in that moment when a number of countries began to partially decriminalize consensual same-sex sex act. right before the -- right before the storm or riots for candida and wales. there is a controversy that has been going on in canada about the formal federal government apology for the criminalization of lgbt people and the unfinished nature of those reforms that occurred in the late 1960's and early 1970's. i understand there has been action on removing from the canadian criminal code some of statutes thatinal have been used to target lgbt people. it is important to remember it is not just sodomy that was criminalized. same-sex sex. lgbt people were harassed and abused. conduct, lewd conduct , obscenity law, in candida, body house legislation and a variety of other criminal statutes. host: you are doing a great job. in other trucks behind you can sometimes john out the noise. we appreciate i

investigation is underway after a woman was hit and killed by a freight train and martinez kron four's dan thorn has the story. these train tracks near old orchard road martinez become the scene of another deadly accident. >>investigators say on saturday night a woman walking along the tracks was struck and killed by a bnsf freight train. >>devastating sad for the community. another you know. and and that doesn't need to happen. harrison full mar remembers a similar train tragedy happening. >>in 2014 just a short distance away a makeshift memorial honors the life of jenna betty, the 14 year-old died after being hit by a train while hanging out near the tracks. harrison says after the teen was killed a fence was put up to prevent people from going by the train tracks. now he says maybe something else can be done. >>there's things that should be done and can be done and i'd like to be done a bnsf railway spokeswoman says the unidentified victim was trespassing by walking along the tracks. >>and the accident did not happen at a railroad crossing signs near the railway warn of the dangers. >>i feel that

the blame from master terror at 10 and derick almena to the oakland fire department kron four's dan kerman has that story. >>the wife of go ship defendant erica minute took the witness stand tuesday under questioning from her husband's attorney tony serra micah allison became the latest in a series of defense witnesses to contradict fire officials who maintain they were not inside the ghost ship warehouse prior to the december second 2016 fire, which took the lives of 36 people. the man is attorney wants to refocus the blame on the fire department for not requiring any corrective action to the building. >>if they were high why would they. they had a responsibility and they didn't fulfill it, they looked the other way and this in a civil would be considered many people >>during her testimony else and also said police and child protective services entered the warehouse and said nothing about the conditions. she also told co defendant max harris's 3 attorney that harris had nothing to do with the build out of the warehouse because it happened before we moved in. >>max harris's defense everything

police arrested a 23 year-old man accused of planning a mass shooting at a synagogue kron four's dan thorn has that story. a 23 year-old man from concord is in jail after police say he threatened to commit a mass shooting. >>at a synagogue. police arrested ross farka with help from the fbi investigators said farka was making comments it included violence against jewish people threats to shoot police officers and claims of owning an assault rifle in an online chat room, a june 10 search of farc is calgary lane home revealed he did have an illegal a ar 15 rifle. there was also several high capacity magazines found, but no ammunition. detectives say farc also had not see books military and a sword. >>it actually blew my mind. it's took me about a full day to process it. >>daniel gallagher lives a few houses down from farka gallagher does not know him but will now be more cognizant of who is living in his neighborhood it makes me want to be more aware. of mind of my surroundings their share and to a talk they're my neighbors more often. >>farc it did not mention any specific locations to carry out

dan simmons has been to see some unusual buildings, and the robots and very old wisdom used to build opened its doors. it has been partially produced by robots, and the lack of tea breaks is not the only cost saving. this flexible mesh mould allows for fast design. the robots build the wall from digital models, these 1—offs would typically need —— mean more materials are wasted than typical straight walls. but doing things this way results in hardly any material waste. elsewhere, these dynamic casting machines create both load—bearing functional support and lighterfacade. load—bearing functional support and lighter facade. while 3d sand printers produce ultralight ceilings labs. again, all with minimal waste. and that is important. because you may be surprised to learn that with just —— we are just a decade or two away from running out of materials to build with. we are rapidly running out of resources. as funny as it may sound, we are even running out of sand to make concrete. this particular floor actually is printed out of sand, but other materials could be compressed dirt, physic

from ford's dan kerman has that story. >>take a look at the size of these weeds and grasses santa rosa fire inspectors are wednesday they began going property to property to see whether weeds and grasses had been trimmed back to the fire say fight of 4 inches. >>we've already seen what's happened in yolo county. and that's a potentially a forecast for us to see what we're going to see this summer as conditions as conditions continue to dry out that we could be in for a very long fire season. >>these inspections are taking place and they get lots all over the city as well as all properties in santa rosa's hillside communities beginning with found grove which was devastated in 27 teens tubs fire. an area that's got a lot of construction in has historically had a lot of fuels. >>we want to make sure that the season grasses that are on private property are brought into compliance notices went out a while back in yet. there are plenty of property owners that have failed to comply that she central what we have these slots cleare

dan: this has held you back for six years. it's held you back. patrick: i know. dan: you can flourish if you didn't have this. let's focus on the thing that's really gonna make you a lot of money. lemonis: michael, what do you think? michael: i don't think we're selling much here, you know? lemonis: that's not me. that's not your brother. that's not your sister. -patrick: i know. lemonis: that's the guy you work with every day, who happens to work in the store. patrick: this is my brain. this is what -- this is, you know... dan: this is you being stubborn. patrick: it's not me being stubborn, you guys. -kelly: yes, yes, it is. -dan: this is stubbornness. patrick: i've been here for six years. dan: it's not a business decision. it's never been a good business decision. kelly: it's ridiculous at this point. it's ridiculous. lemonis: if i hadn't answered your phone call and we hadn't met, what would be happening to this store? patrick: it'd be closing in two months. lemonis: i'm totally into investing in you, but i am not into burning money. patrick: i know. lemonis:

has evolved. host: thank you, dan. lived in toronto for 16 years.now something about what you're talking about. thinking back to the stonewall moment, it was in that moment when a number of countries began to partially decriminalize consensual same-sex sex act. right before the -- right before the storm or riots for candida and wales. there is a controversy that has been going on in canada about the formal federal government apology for the criminalization of lgbt people and the unfinished nature of those reforms that occurred in the late 1960's and early 1970's. i understand there has been action on removing from the canadian criminal code some of statutes thatinal have been used to target lgbt people. it is important to remember it is not just sodomy that was criminalized. same-sex sex. lgbt people were harassed and abused. conduct, lewd conduct , obscenity law, in candida, body house legislation and a variety of other criminal statutes. host: you are doing a great job. in other trucks behind you can sometimes john out the noise. we appreciate it.