before eldridge met christie kemp. >> jamey eldridge moved in next to me in the room and man, she was just beautiful. you know? she didn't want nothing to do with me. she didn't like me. but you know, she came around. the dimples, they got her. you're crazy, but i love you. jamie has trust issues. >> look at you. what are you my [ bleep ] counselor? >> yes. >> i think we'd be very good. >> we do great together. i'm laid back and she's a fire cracker. >> i love her. yeah, i'm in love with her. and she loves me. it's a much more intense kind of love than i think you would get out in the free world because out there, you have so many distractions, you know, and other things to do. you don't have that in here. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> but there are two downsides to prison relationships. one is that displays of affection are against the rules and can result in segregation. the other is that most of the the time, one person eventually gets left behind. campbell is in the third year of a mandatory 20-year sentence for second-degree murder. eldridge in her third year of an eight-year

joining us now the phone is mary eldridge, spokeswoman for cal fire. can you tell us with the conditions are like right now? >> we do have some good news for you. limited downgrading of the evacuation orders for the area west of minors ranch road from highway 162. a down to or a bigger highway. crews are making progress, we have containment at 25%. we are making progress. i wanted to share the good news with you. >>> which is a good news mean for the evacuation status. moments ago we're talking about evacuation warnings. what is looking like now? >> we're looking at different roads. i can list all the roads for you, if you would like. it is a downgrading of some of the evacuation orders. it relieves some of the folks at the evacuation center tonight . if they choose to return home, they are able to do that. we have gone to the evacuation center tonight to let the folks know if they live in the areas where the downgrading has taken effect. >> how many people in total secure talking about? >> i don't have a total number as far as the residence, as far as

eldridge, why aren't you with your dad?! 'cause he's a giant douche!about your father that way! he's actually a colossal douche. um, uh, should i go? no, no, it's fine.

eldridge industries came in. we had investment from others like soros.very well-capitalized right now. we don't need money. we don't need it for the so -- foreseeable future. that was part of the decision as well. we are in pretty good shape, we don't need this for anymore. scarlet: you burned a lot of cash on marketing and advertising when you were independent companies. what did you learn from that spending more? how do you adjust going forward as separate companies. performancea pure perspective, we gained millions of new customers. we grew substantially. unfortunately, it attracted some regulatory attention. i think there was burnout in general. some feedback from customers who were growing tired of seeing that much advertising. we learned about how to strike the right balance. you will see increased advertising from us going forward. nothing at the level that you saw in 2015. we will never go back to that. scarlet: is there room for two separate companies? will one of you need to team up with another partner like a casino company? jason: i believe t

eldridge industries came in. we had investment from others like soros.ell-capitalized right now. we don't need money and do not need it for the foreseeable future, maybe ever. that was part of the decision as well as we look at our current situation and looking forward, we said we are in a good spot, we don't really need this merger anymore. >> you say you don't need money now. you and fanduel burned a lot of cash on marketing and advertising when you were independent companies, particularly in 2015. what did you learn from that ad spending war and how will you adjust your approach going forward as separate companies? >> it is interesting because from a pure performance standpoint, it was a very successful time for us. we gained millions of new customers. we grew substantially. that year we group 400% or 500%. unfortunately, it attracted regulatory attention. i think there was burnout in general. we got feedback from customers even though it was effective acquiring new users some were growing tired of seeing that volume of advertising. i think we learned

joining us now the phone is mary eldridge, spokeswoman for cal fire. with the conditions are like right now? >> we do have some good news for you. limited downgrading of the evacuation orders for the area west of minors ranch road from highway 162. a down to or a bigger highway. crews are making progress, we have containment at 25%. we are making progress. i wanted to share the good news with you. >>> which is a good news mean for the evacuation status. moments ago we're talking about evacuation warnings. what is looking like now?

memoirs and of course the absolute, their endless beginning with bobby seal and you renew in and eldridge cleaver and kathleen cleaver. all of these individuals, erica huggins that put our books about the panther party. the real is just our contribution to that. but giving another angle in terms of particularly for young readers out there who are just being introduced to the panthers. here's a way because many of them are coming out of their visual experience counseling is an opportunity for us to give you a kind of visual representation of black panther party. -- i think we are told about one of the world's most oppressive governments. that was certainly their perspective on it. that is how they viewed it and they moved at that particular understanding. so i don't argue with you know, with their particular interpretation. i tried to find out what do they mean in terms of how they deliver, who was or what was the reaction to this oppressive government? and the reaction across the country was a very violent period. probably one of the most violent periods in the nation's history in terms o

of course, they're just absolutely, their endless beginning with bobby seale and human newton and eldridge cleaver and kathleen cleaver, all these individuals, erika huggins, that put our books about the panther party. so really it's just our contribution to that, but giving it another angle in terms of particularly for young readers out there who are just being introduced to the panther. here's way because many of them are coming out of their visual experience counseling is an opportunity for us to give you kind of visual representation of the black panther party. >> host: i think some people may take with you referring to the u.s. as one of the world's most oppressive governments try to which one? >> host: in your dedication, you dedicate it to the panthers who dared to challenge one of the world's most oppressive governments. >> guest: yeah, well, i think we are talking about one of the world's most oppressive governments. that was certainly their perspective on it. that's how they did it come at d the move with that particular understanding. so i don't argue with their particular inter

we're listening to love song by brett eldridge. >> i love this song.is eric deign. >> hi. >>d >> not much just thought i'd stop by and hang out with you for a little bit. >> we're okay with it. we're okay with it right? >> i didn't realize last time he was here i was pregnant and now calvin is almost eight months old. >> that's right. >> how time flies. >> yeah. >> but what a way to be welcomed back from vacation, mcsteamy. >> right. welcome back. >> that makes monday a little easier. >> we v had him come just zblour i'll be doing a lot of things four today. >> oh really. like? >> well let's get to the cards and see. >> so your fans are super excited for the rurch eturn of show. >> 7.1 million viewers? >> really. >> that's what it said. >> that's great. >> that's fantastic. >> tell us a little bit about it for those that haven't been watching. >> well. >> which is not that many people. >> it started out as a viral outbreak, which decimated 80% of the world's population. >> sounds like a >> i was tasked with saving the world. and i did. did i. >> wow. w

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