ethan: yeah, welcome. nice to see you. lemonis: what is your name? ethan: i'm ethan.emonis: ethan, nice to meet you. this is cool. ethan: yeah. lemonis: so, smithfly, tell me a little bit about the company. are you a fly fisherman? ethan: oh, yeah. and i was just frustrated with what was on the market at the time. i started doing some of my own design work. so, this was the core product line, which is based on kind of the military concept of modular packs and bags. like, this is molle webbing, which stands for modular lightweight, load-bearing equipment. you can mount multiple pouches, too. i sort of introduced it to the fly fishing side of things. so, like, i brought it to them. lemonis: so, what is this bag used for? ethan: uh, so, it holds tippets, spools, and like, fly boxes and kind of everything you need to be on the water to fish. lemonis: this is for fly fishing. ethan: mm-hmm. yep. lemonis: and are these straps right here? ethan: those are for, like, a belt. but the cool part is, straps mount to here or a padded like waist belt that you can mount multiple pat

and now, ethan bearman and a host of the new guy benson's joke mckay benson, welcome to you both. >>k shannon. >> shannon: 's a hyde amendment in every case, taxpayer dollars from funding abortion has been around for a long time and just remind people, a lot of people have voted against it but guess who else is voted against federal funding for abortion because of the high language attack to the bill. he voted for this bill twice and michael bennet, cory booker, amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke and others, bernie sanders voted no. guys a little bit different saying to supportive versus because of tax or something else. they have been highly critical of him and took 24 hours to change his position. >> guy: this is a flip-flop flip from joe biden on this very issue after holding the position in favor of the heideman, mainstream position this country for decades and i think for people saying biden will be in that lane and will not taped to the left, this was a major, major cable job on one of the very few sort of truth issues we have on abortion, not forcing taxpayers to pay for them. this

ethan: i get defensive. lemonis: ethan smith is rightly proud of what he's created.00 million views on facebook of this. lemonis: but his products, well, they need refinement.

. >> reporter: messaged each other over 12 hours and finally ethan did something to document st.screen shot something, notified other people you did. screen shotted these on airplane mode in case he blocked me. >> sent all to crime stoppers. ethan doesn't want us to use his last name, fears retaliation, first time he's done this, will be the last. >> looking to get someone, he just happened for a cop. >> robert davies on paid leave, charged with communicating with minor to commit a crime. >>> defense in the ghost ship trial continues to push its bold and controversial claim that arsonists are to blame for torching the house. facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. first witness says she overheard a group of young man gloating about the fire. more than a dozen man dressed in black and wearing hoodies at nearby taco truck celebrating. >>> tragic place of wrong place, wrong time. one dead, one injured, men hit by car that chp were chasing. chasing alexander yamini when he hit a van after blowing through a red light. >> this is a gut punch to us all. >> say he admitted to using

the documents reveal esther is actually a 20-year-old college student named ethan.than told investigators he set up the fake profile to identify potential predators. he said he did this because of a close female friend who was molested as a child. >>> a major break in the case. a followup to the story we first brought you on wednesday night. that shooting at a busy santa lucas cortina were taken into custody for helping the shooter avoid police. the suspected shooter was also arrested, but they're not releasing his name because he's a minor. this happened at jacobs park as several soccer games and practices were happening. a car was casing the park and then someone got out and fired shots. the bullets hit four people including an 11-year-old. police say a 21-year-old victim was targeted, and the three others were innocent bystanders. here's a picture of the car the suspects were in. officers stopped this car on highway 128 near boonville around 7:30 last night and took all the suspects into custody. the shooting might be gang related. >>> south bay commuters are a s

the other was ethan cutler himself who is young at this. he is absolutely devoted to stopping this change and he gets quite ill. he could hardly get out of bed there was even some question whether he would survive. the day that the vote was going to take place, rufus putnam came into the room to a boardinghouse room nearby and he was old enough to have been his father they came in and said cutler, you must get well, be in your place, or you will lose your favorite measure. according to one account putnam and another man carried the convention on a stretcher but there is no reliable evidence of this color himself road only, i went to the convention and moved to strike out the obnoxious matter and made my objections as forcibly as i was able. it was an act of fortitude and the result was never ever to be forgotten here it cost me every effort i was capable of making he wrote and it passed by a majority of one vote only because he had gotten up from his suffering and gone in their and voted it was stopped and there would be no slavery. not jus

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baits.used himself as ethan lives in the san francisco bay area. a friend told him that she had been molested as a child, ethan went on line to create an undercover profile to identify possible pedophiles. he used snapct's gender-switching affiliater to takend picture of himself a used that altered photo and said he was 16 years old. a man reached out, andthe two soon began exchanging messages. ethan took screen shots of the a conversation sent to police who quickly identified the suspect as a police officer himself. he was arrested. >>> 5:42. it is a weather alert day. storm team 4 meteorologist we amelia draper is here. >> phelpsing out the door stepping out the door, you'll want the umbrella. light to moderate rain will be moving ut between7:00 and 8:00 a.m. then thunderstorms around later today. to help you get out the door this morning, here's a look at forecast.end dry on saturday, some late-day thunderstorms on sunday, and warming up. lissa, issues on thead with the rain? >>> a lot of problems here. one of them on 95. an overturnedvehicle, 9

let's bring in ethan bearman and editor of the daily caller, thank you for being with us tonight. what governor kate brown said. people place their lives on the line to protect our democracy. it is a slap in the face to those sacrifices for senate republicans to turn their back on respectful dialogue just because they don't agree with others in the conversation. >> kate brown is being a hypocrite, in 2001 she encouraged house lawmakers in her own state when they were in the minority to do the same thing. they walked out of legislative session over redistricting. she said that was appropriate at the time. when the minority is the republican party she is opposed to it, it is dereliction of duty.s shannon: that is true and oregon senator tim knox said this. we are not going to provide a form to pass a progressive liberal agenda the damages the constituents from our district, they say it will cause fuel prices to soar, be bad for loggers and truckers and people in rural communities. they say our only option is to walk out. i >> there's a difference between walking out of a session and

in which case supply gets more challenged >> ethan brown told me, they are so concerned about supply,hey are building up twice as they can they need for this summer, which is a question of itself. of course this stuff doesn't go bad like meat does, but if you're building up twice as much supply >> it's hot. >> yeah. >> all about the peas. >> and lenlentils. >> and the quality of pea protein. they were importing french yellow pea protein material. i wonder if they can get all the stuff they need to justify this. >> they need more american farmers to grow that stuff and peas are non gmo we grow corn, as you know >> it's okay you're not the first, you won't be the raaslast >> it's been a long morning. i was on squawk. had to walk around midtown morgan, we grow a lot of corn and soy and not a lotlentils >> you owe me one of those patties. jane wells, thanks >>> zoom video set to report tonight. speaking of ipos for more, let' bring in the services leader and former nyse of listing as well as ever note cofounder and seen yore adviser. gentlemen, good morning to you both david, i'll start w

charles: where do we go from here because we are now waiting, ethan, for the ig report and the tablesld be turned, could turn on democrats and their role that they may have played on this source, you know, where did all of this begin and how -- how smart was it to pursue this, you know, even legal to pursue all of this in the first place? >> i think this is a great opportunity for us to sure up the laws over what actually is allowed. we have a couple hundred years now of 44 previous presidents who followed protocols and we have the 45th president who doesn't want to follow them. now we can -- put laws in place, we can get clarification on what was -- i put a lot of weight in this investigation into the origins of the steele dossier as i just explained. look, it is absolutely legal to hire an american firm to do opposition research, what they do could possibly be illegal and should be investigated if legality suspected. to compare to foreign government actively trying to interfere, let us not forget what happened in hesinki and the president believed vladimir putin and did not believe

ethan bareman and editorial director of the daily column. o.s is what governor katebrown said there in oregon. people place their live on the line to protect democracy much it is a slap of the face of those sacrifices t their back on the respectful dialogue. >> back in 2001, encouraged how lawmakers in her own state when, there are in the minority, democrats, do the very same thing. they walked out of the legislative session over redistricting and she said that was great want that was very appropriate at the time. but now, when the minority is the republican party, she's opposed to it ands it's their duty to do the same thing. >> ethan, that is true. and oregon senator says this, we're not going to provide a quorum to pass a progressive, liberal agenda, the that damage the constituents from our districts. they say it's going to be bad for loggers and truckers, and fuel prices will soar, and people in rural communities. they said this is their only option, is to walk out. >> yeah, there's a difference between walking out a session and fleeing th

law, named after a young man, ethan song, who was accidentally killed at a friend's home when they were playing with guns. there's no single solution and no single state can do it because guns cross state lines. and that's why a national federal approach is necessary. but congress has been complicit by its inaction, and we know also there will be the opportunity. the house of representatives have passed a universal background check law that the senate has not taken up. it must. >> i appreciate what you're saying about the state level versus the federal level. what do you say to the constituent who looks at connecticut or maryland or new york and has given up hope for the federal government to do anything? >> great question, and it's the question of the moment. there's a really powerful answer to it. in the 2018 election, gun violence prevention was on the ballot last time, and it won. gun violence prevention won in the kinds of new representatives, members of agrees that came to washington, d.c. they campaigned on this issue. they made it part of their platform. for perhaps the first ti

ethan lives in the san francisco y area. after a friend told him she was molested on a child he went on line to create an undercover profile to identify possible pedophiles. he used snapchat's ch gender-switing filter to take a picture of himself. u hesed that altered photo and added that he was 16 years old.n ma reached out to him, and the twoey exchanged messages. -- the two exchanged messages. ethan sent the messages to police who quickly identified the suspect as a police officer himself. he was arrested. >>> 6:36. we'll be rht back. >> reporter: good morni t, everyone,day at 5:00, you'll meet a young wm's battling cancer after -- young woman who's battling cancer after doctors found a tumor the size of a baseball in her brain. i >>was pushing into my brain. >> reporter: because the location of the tumor making it too difficult for surgery, a revolutionary treatment was used that uses less radiation and potentially gives her years not months to live. you can see the rest of jessica's amazing and c ♪ for years, i thought

they don't start counting that in their guidance until tim horton's have been completed and ethan brownthey have several tests coming up that he cannot comment about and when those tests are completed they will fold it into guidance and fresh out driving frozen it's all about the fresh especially beyond burger they quit having their frozen chicken strips in the first quarter and that's why frozen sales fell expect more changes, more products they'rity rating as they go. he talked about something that he called the manhattan beach project which is a so cal project of the manhattan project where you have scientists in there constantly tinkering and they're trying to get new protein sources and trying to drive down the price of this stuff so it's cheaper than meat and he talked about growing international demand, europe, south africa, south korea, parts of south america, but really, guys, the story of this particular earnings report was this huge jump and the gross profit margin and they really do believe they can get to ebitda break even by the end of the year >> wow all right, jane. grea

charles: ethan, we heard in the bite where bernie sanders said climate change.o a poll, democrats want to hear about climate change, gun policy, recent abortion bill. i'm not sure that these are general election things that will vault someone to the white house but -- >> they are. charles: all right, roland. are these things that will determine the democratic nominee? >> absolutely. the candidate have to be clear in their policy positions. that is where elizabeth warren and beto o'rourke really are ahead in tonight's debate. we'll look for people who are polling less than 1% to try their hardest to be loud and make some kind of bold statement to set themselves apart but otherwise tonight i'm looking at senator warren and beto o'rourke to step up on those exact topics. >> what you must watch out tonight, andrew yang and williamson, are they going to say something that will grab the attention of lots of people? they have strong following on social media as well. let me also say you mentioned all the freebies, it is really interesting, i saw a tweet by senator joni

esther was really ethan, a 20-year-old student. he set up a profile. and now davies is on paid leave. >> a new look for san jose city hall. it is orange. for national gun violence awareness day. many politicians were wearing orange as well. the annual event started after a gunman killed a 15-year-old girl in chicago. just one week after performing at president obama's second inaugural parade. her friends wore orange in her honor. organizers say guns killed 100 people each day in the u.s. >> i have a day, you drop him o school and cross your fingers that you won't get phone call of it's terrifying. >> the reality we live in. about 20 poem are the, 20 peopl there to bring awareness. >>> sheriff's deputy to the rescue. the quick actions that saved a baby in a hot car. >>> a fire warning this weekend. we'll go over all the details. when we'll reach 100 degrees. coming up. >>> a follow-up on the giant swastika in the east bay. the home owner might have had a change of heart. the nazi symbol is now covered up by the blankets. it is in el so brante. a lot of

neil: ethan, very good catching up with you. i apologize for breaking news, my friend.des this. important fed above, district president, saying i don't really see a reason to hike interest rates next month, certainly not by half a percent. the timing is impeccable. in new york the chairman of the federal reserve, the one who he wanted fire and demote, jerome powell, is minutes away from speaking. we're minutes away from hearing it.ll it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. ♪ on a scale of one to five? one to five? it's more like five million. there's everything from happy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. turn problems into opport

as for ethan, he says esther will no longer be swiping right. >> after i talked to police about it ie leave and the police chief saying this alleged misconduct if true is no way a reflection of all that we stand for as a department and is an affront to our department and profession as a whole. i understand why it's not recommended but it's still pretty remarkable what this young man was able to do. >> sure is. >> yikes. >> no question about that. >>> wait till you see how raptors fans are celebrating that big win with people saying, only in canada. it's our "play of the day." ♪ celebrate good times come on it's our "play of the day." ♪ celebrate good times come on good times come on ♪ maintenance. s like comy or for vehicle accessories. and with fordpass, a tap can also get you 24/7 roadside assistance. and lock your vehicle. only fordpass puts all this in the palm of your hand. fordpass. built to keep you moving. - don't let an amazing adventure pass you by. tripadvisor makes it easy to book your tours, attractions, and experiences ahead of time. so you never miss out on can't miss

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that is only the beginning of ethan's story.>> reporter: first place in the 400 m pair ambulatory sprint, eason slow down before the finish line. it wasn't because he pulled a hamstring but he simply didn't know where the finish line was. i might be able to see some of these lines on the track sometimes or really depends on the color contrast of things. >> when handful to his cane, it is obvious what the impairment is. he was born with cone dystrophy a condition which wiped out his vision overtime. >> he has no fear. >> reporter: he embraces the challenge of coasting, coaching that player. and his teammate nathan makes everything possible. >> allowing him to do the races is a little cost for me but a huge thing for him and i think it's totally worth it any day. took the pair bonded together with this string tied each other's fingers. chamberlain makes sure he stays inside his lane. he keeps him around the terms and even gets them pumped up for the finish line.>> we started using the string and immediately dropped like four seconds off of our time. >> reporter: chamberlain puts as much pr

questions will be asked as to how this accident happened the whole operation has been dangerous eisold ethan a rescue worker fellow for bort u.s. rescued at the last moment and survived what effort. at best a geisha and will be and such can too late for adults who mourn south koreans and hunger ariens has brought flowers and candles here to remember to victims of hungary's worst accident on the danube river in 75 years fun and reporting from budapest vast stretches of india are sweltering in the scorching heat wave around the capital new delhi temperatures as high as 48 degrees celsius that's 118 degrees fahrenheit have been reported much of india's north west currently remains in the heat wave grip temps like we said are hovering around the high forty's last week your rule which is in run just on recorded 58 degrees celsius making it the hottest place in the country and the 2nd hottest place on earth relief however is forecast for the next coming days in the form of rain showers in delhi and in the western state of gujarat. as the sun's rays be down on delhi those that can't shelter and do

questions will be asked as to how this accident could happen the whole operation has been dangerous i saw ethan a rescue worker fell overboard he was rescued at the last moment and survived whatever the outcome of the investigation will be and such can too late for those who mourn south koreans and hunger ariens has brought flowers and candles here to remember to victims of hungary's worst accident on the danube river in 75 years 7 votes reporting from budapest now to the future of work technology automation and globalization have already affected the way many of us work disrupting patterns for better and for worse shifts which have been compared to the industrial revolution they're also the focus of the international labor organization conference being held this week to mark the organizations 100 day the main topics include a future without child labor using technology to guarantee decent work and ending modern slavery which the island's as affects about 25000000 people around the world amongst the national lead to shuttle to address the conference in geneva germany's chancellor stressed the n

. >> my name is ethan lau. thank you for the opportunity. i was sad when i heard the supervisor peskin want to name the subway station after rose pak because several years ago, he wants to investigate her. and why now there's so much difference? the most biggest issue for the rose pak is was she was helpin bring the chinese communist party to the u.s. and san francisco. [inaudible] >> in 2016, u.s. house passed house resolution 343 that all condemns china's communist party. they kill people for their organs. right now, more and more people in u.s. know the persecution of those people. here in san francisco, i hope our supervisors can make the right decision asking how the people in not only san francisco but all over the world. no rose pak. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello, supervisors. my name is robert. i just heard this news. today, there are three board of supervisors together with a group of people in red shirts, and they were announcing at an event that this rose pak resolution has already passed. i

but they're not taking seriously and in fact it can lead to the increase in mental punishments or ethan did by way of ahmed killing. them 15 am monday morning here in moscow thanks for watching out international air head and i to treason president trump last the new york times over an article about u.s. cyber attacks on russia's power grid there's some history to between the president of the paper as you'll see when we come back. in a weld in which there are the americans that the chinese the indians the russians except traffic europeans can only really be a player at that global top table by standing united and we are already united on the economic front and we increasingly understand that we have to do so also on the defense front. one else so wrong. but i. just. to shape out the attic. and engagement. the trail. find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. and good morning ecuador's granted the united states permission to use one of its famed limbs as an airfield but the government in quito is facing a backlash from what critics are calling then a violation of th

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>> i'm not sure what ethan is getting at.argest employer in the world. on top of that, most of its managers make three times what the average u.s. worker makes. this is a company that takes care of its workers. i think when you have a part-time work force, that indicates that it's flexible as well for its workers to be able to choose the employment path that they want. i think it's very obvious what bernie sanders is trying to do here. he's trying to turn a shareholder event into a political event because he thinks it scores him cheap political points. at the end of the day, when you look at the fact there even is a shareholder event, that indicates the ability of walmart to democratize and allow people to participate in its equity. to me, having a shareholder event for a big company indicates how other people can get rich not just at the very top but at the very bottom, too. remember, more people in this country are exposed to the stock market than are paying federal income taxes because they have retired accounts, they have

authorities to saudi but they're not taken seriously and in fact in leaks they christened mental punishment ethan did by way of ahmed killing. coming up a little piece of parra tice home to spectacular wildlife the u.s. has picked the go up because islands for the site of a new or base but as well here after the break there's a backlash. starting really in the 1980s under reagan and that turned deregulation you had the fed takeover and their sole purpose at that point was to try to squeeze workers' completely out of the global economy so wages never went up real time sense that buy a stock markets keep going up and the reason to justify this is that the fed will say we need to try to take care of deflation even now that they are causing deflation in an environment where their money printing is increasing the debt. do you suppose. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. want to be. with you going to the press this is what the 3 of them will be good. interested in the water. question. if the minutes past 5 pm here in moscow welcome bac

ethan calloway has more. >> reporter: on the deck of the coast guard cutter hamilton, the type of displayon't see every day. >> 26 pounds of cocaine, 13 pounds of marijuana. the coast guard on a mission in the western hemisphere to combat criminal networks most of which put the types of drugs you see here on the streets. the offloading the contraband, hard work put in by these men and women. >> this cannot happen without each and every one of the people behind me doing their part and doing it well. >> you are on duty 24/7 ready to answer any call, search and rescue, contraband. whatever falls in line with the mission of the coast guard. >> cocaine were $340000000 on the street, marijuana worth 1.6 million. all this selected over 3 months with 10,000 miles of the, it is a critical part of an important mission. >> denying profits the criminal networks that corrupt governments, ferment violence and literally export poison to the united states and other countries. >> make sure home soil is unaffected by as much as we can do and these guys do that. todd: the royal canadian navy assisted the co

this is what ethan allen said to me. they are most correlated.t's a membership now. >> it's expensive stuff. >> the store in new york which i took my daughter to lunch to. in excess of $100 million in that one store. that didn't exist two years ago. i urgepeople if you are trying to figure out why the stock is going up, go to that store. it is a monument, a museum of furniture. it is not a retail. >> would you argue that the success stories we are seeing in retail are in apparel i should say and furniture now at the high end >> it's a bar bell. there is a piece out this morning, dollar general. some of those are well run countries but are in the mall. luluhas no price that people won't buy their stuff. they could raise prices tomorrow and the educators could educate. are they professors? i would like to see the professor, please. i'm dealing with an educator. i want to speak with someone with tenure. >> we will watch those stories. big day in retail and follow-up on the red hot public debut and beyond meat shares down as tyson ups the ante when i

much does beyond meat have a head start on those other potential rivals >> he thinks they have a lot ethanoes they wanted to be first mover, that's why they came to market, doing deals all the time which he can't talk about. yeah, others want to come on the market this is not an easy thing to do. it is to make something that is plant-based, taste like meat he feels like he and, of course, you got impossible foods at the same time feeling they have a head start sure, nestle my want to come in, tyson may want to do something they have already put in the r&d. other companies have deeper pockets. >> jane, what a story it has been all week. we love the fact that you cover it too jane wells when we,back, you' come back, y what one ceo has to say about all of the tariff threats. a look at some of the top performing names on the s&p, which is up 25 points. and the dow up 231 we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh,

community and i want to thank the hard-working folks in my office, tom temprano, kyle smeeley and ethan for all of their work on today's events. i also want to acknowledge biright and sam moganham forked food and coborae for a shot in the city photography who took what i'm sure will be an amazing photo making us look good. so with that, i will do the first commen com men co commende sisters. [cheers and applause] >> they are 40 years young. it is their 40th anniversary. [cheers and applause] a sharp sense of humour a a commitment to celebrating the queer community can make a tremendous impact. the sisters of per pettual indulgence a nonprofit organization using drag to call attention to important queer issues and causes. it was in response to the mastro clone culture and they got a large response as they went. they produced a safer sex pamphlet and leading the first candlelit vigil. they spear headed the light campaign. window signs marking safe homes to run to in the instance of an attack were distributed throughout san francisco. the sisters continue to contribute safety whistles toda

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and to the glove his arm and his own impossible until he puts this ucsd engineering student ethan andn kid arms over the last 10 weeks after max's doctor at rady children's enlisted their help that we want to see if we could make his life better essentially. today is the first time max and his family will be able to take the arms home. touching to. to have this come together dad, ted says he and his wife had been in awe of the school >>there's all kinds times out there one really worth for his condition great to see their son gain back some of his mobility those kind of like america lead and i didn't know how well it would work on him because. >>as a child his his limbs are very a specific shape ando more of this to 5 year olds do. >>like check stuff out live to be able to eat his favorite. for just bug his really up to him to figure out how he wants to use this thing. >>well that was lindsay pena reporting the students who created that person a prosthetic arms say that can be adapted as max grows older. well it is course is father's day and this year americans are expected to spend a

. >> my name is ethan lao. i want to play the video of the supervisor speaking. [indiscernible] >> commissioner: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> commissioner: next speaker, please. >> clerk: joel lang. sabrina lee. zang long. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm joel lang. a forge -- father of four. if we name the station after someone he or she must be an honorab honorable person that's a role model. rose pak is not such a person. according to an fbi report she was not as low income as she claimed not only did she not qualify for below market rate housing the interview said pak is believed to have accounts everywhere including macau. another report shows pak always used her associates to threaten political candidates not in line with her. i would say rose pak is not deserving the namesake on any public facility. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> helena lee, sabrina zang, shawn long, silvia lu. [speaking foreign language] [voice of interpreter] >> my name is helena lee i escaped my town because of persecution. i was attacked by rose pa

from lincoln high school, we have kayla and ethan.g names] >> from mission high school, we have... [reading names]. link mac. >> from o'connell high school we have... [reading names] >> from washington high school we have [reading names] can we give it up for them one time? [applause] >> in addition to awarding our scholarship recipients, will be hosting a districtwide celebration for all filipinos graduating seniors this friday at balboa high school from 5:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. we inviting every senior in sfusd along with their families and semi -- supporting communities to enjoy it -- join us. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. and finally, we have s.f. achievers, san francisco achievers. is anyone present from san francisco achievers? they give an annual set of scholarship awards. i'm not seeing anybody rise to represent san francisco achievers. that is the conclusion of the scholarship awards, so i definitely want to thank all the administrator and teacher organizations and other committees that have worked hard to support our

ethan was once known as the voice of the whitesow. joe biden also talked about former georgia senator, herman -- who argued against racial immigration.joe biden is also trying to rewrite a little modern history. he tweeted last night, let's declare president trump inherited a growing economy from the obama biden administration. now he's in the process of squandering it. biden is from some distant economic planet. he ignored the mountain of empirical, positive economic evidence since election day 2016. the s&p 500 up 37 percent, nasdaq 50 percent, stocks gained $9 trillion in market value. though trump presidency creating 5 million more than 5 million jobs. and yes, he is doing exactly what he said he would do. he is bringing back manufacturing jobs to the united states. and yes, he is restoring prosperity to all americans, the lowest unemployment rates for hispanics, for blacks, for asians in this country, ever. all-time record. in women very close to a record low unemployment rate. the dimension of the middle class is growing now ins

vonnie: ethan, fantastic report. inc. you. -- thank you.are seeing the s&p 500 moderate gains. 2917. not too far away from the closing high of 2945. this is bloomberg. ♪ the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. acting defense secretary patrick shanahan has withdrawn from consideration to take over the post on a permanent basis. president trump revealed the news on twitter. he says he will name secretary of the army mark esper as the new acting defense secretary. president trump revealed the news on twitter. he says he will name secretary of the army mark esper as the new acting defense secretary. shanahan's exit comes as reports of alleged a mystic abuse with his former wife have

ethan, we are only using his first name, is talking exclusively with nbc bay area. he said he pretended to be an underaged girl online by using the gender switch feature for snapch snapchat. he sent messages back and forth on several social media apps claiming he was a 16-year-old girl. investigators say the man on the other end was a san mateo police officer davies. >> on purpose i would just get these little bits of information about him so it would be easier to track him down -- for the police to track him down. i was just looking to get someone. he just happened to be a cop. >> we are only using his first name because he fears retaliation. he said this is the first time he has done this and will be the last. davies is on paid leave and is facing charges of communicating with a minor to commit a crime. >>> in just a few hours, team usa will hit the field for the first world cup matchup taking on thailand. they are hoping to bring home another title defending their 2015 title. the top ranked team in the world right now. you can watch it on telemundo 486789 also av

at their high-tech test kitchen in los angeles the ceo ethan brown takes us inside. >> put a hair netlant-based ingredients to taste, look, and smell like the burgers we are used to, using fruit juice to get the color and beet juice to make the patties bleed >> the consistency feels like meat >> we're getting closer and closer >> reporter: uh-huh. but what about nutritional value? are they healthy >> no cholesterol. no carcinogens lower levels of saturated fat. all the health benefits by doing this that you wouldn't have in conventional meat. >> reporter: a study found plant-based burgers like those by impossible foods tend to have more sodium than real meat competitors. at carl's jr. it has more calories, fats and carbs he says his burgers have more protein. the benefit of cutting out the cow to bring the beef is about more tha just health. >> if you look at the footprint of the human race on the planet and look at the sheer number of animals that we keep alive to feed that footprint, it's not sustainable. >> reporter: how do these plant-based burgers hold up at the dinner table for