lieutenant frazier is our public information officer. we have friends at the a capital newspaper. we speak with these men and women on a daily basis to get stories out that are important to the citizens of this county. we're here, invested. we're going to get this investigation right and we're going to come back and give you credible confirmed information to answer all of your questions. >> when are we going to have a name of the suspect? >> soon. one more. >> was there a boosted police presence of any kind of the threats were issued? >> no. last one. [inaudible] >> i can't answer that. we have two individuals an indie and we have one at shock trauma. one more that's it. [inaudible] >> we do not know that yet. do you know what thiem? >time?>> just to update you guy. we don't anticipate having any further information until tomorrow morning releasinleasine suspect's name. there's a lot of information going on right now. we don't want to jeopardize any of that. from the county police department, like the chief said, we interact with these reporters every day like we do with a lot of

frazier for his commitment to our community students, and i'd also like to thank jerald and the entire council rock school board for ll their work. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize the heroic actions of an individual from bucks county, pennsylvania, for which he was awarded the carnegie medal from the carnegie hero which seeks to recognize acts of civilian bravery. christian of newtown played a critical role in saving the life of a 32-year-old man who was swept out to sea on the jersey shore last year. christian seeks seeing a man t immediately sprang into action, swimming christian immediately sprang into action, swimming o out to save this man. when christian reached him, he was barely above water. despite the tall waves and strong rip current, christian was able to keep him afloat for several minutes until two lifeguards and a responding police officer were able to swim out to them with floatation devices to assist until the coast guard was able to respond. mr. speaker, i'm proud to report that all individuals have recovered from this ordeal and we commend christian for his tremendo

kemp frazier talked to jerry about it. >> jerry. >> there's a lot of speculation about the show.ight about what is going on? >> we've stopped production of the show. we've already shot some shows for next season. >> technically, the show is not canceled. >> no, i don't know what that means. we're not in production. so but the show is still airing. so that's i guess why they don't use that term. >> you're trash. >> the 74-year-old says they shot dozens of new episodes that will air in the fall. production just wrapped two weeks ago. >> our show will be on in most cities twice a day. it will be mostly from the 4,000 shows we've done. so every once in an highway, you'll be seeing shows where i look a lot younger. >> now, there's no plan to shoot more new episodes but jerry says that could change. >> the show as i understand it will be on for at least another two, three years and still continues to rate good, they'll do more. whenever you make changes it's sad. >> as for jerry, he plans to keep busy. >> other people have talked about possible television projects. but i don't know tha

. >> all of us seeing images of children pulled away from moms adam frazier dad in tears, we are horrified. this has to stop. >> reporter: the president said he would only sign immigration bills that would address his four pillars. house republicans currently have two bills that would address all four of the priorities but they don't have enough support among republicans including president trump let alone democrats to get the bills passed. >>> families belong together! >> protests popping up ape cross the the country. -- across the country. mothers holding babies adding their voices to the anger over separation of families at the border. >>> we are now hearing the voices of some of the children who have been taken from their parents. the investigative journalism site pro public has obtained audio recordings from inside a u.s. customs and border protection facility. they include exchanges with children talking with border agents. [ crying ] >> they say the tape is telling because it offers a different view of what's happening in the detention centers. until now, authorities have only allow

lieutenant frazier is our public information officer. we have friends at the a capital newspaper. we speak with these men and women on a daily basis to get stories out that are important to the citizens of this county. we're here, invested. we're going to get this investigation right and we're going to come back and give you credible confirmed information to answer all of your questions. >> when are we going to have a name of the suspect? >> soon. one more. >> was there a boosted police presence of any kind of the threats were issued? >> no. last one. [inaudible] >> i can't answer that. we have two individuals an indie and we have one at shock trauma. one more that's it. [inaudible] >> we do not know that yet. do you know what thiem? >time?>> just to update you guy. we don't anticipate having any further information until tomorrow morning releasinleasine suspect's name. there's a lot of information going on right now. we don't want to jeopardize any of that. from the county police department, like the chief said, we interact with these reporters every day like we do with a lot of

air when it sort of dissolved and we had ken frazier and one or two others pull out then i think thete house issued an announcement has again away and we heard from you and two or three others that it unravelled. >> there was a lot going on in a hort period of time and it starts with the fact there was a wanevents that transpired that were there were and several councils that were taking place. there was manufacturing and strategy. >> this was in the wake of charlottesville. >> it was. so, with those events there was a sense that the best thing both of to dissolve them and move forward independently. >> does that mean you continue o talk with the president with senior people? it is important for the government and large business to have some communication path. >> we continue to have conversations. f.d.a., erent what other regulatory agencies. of course. like johnson & johnson we are the largest health care company representing it any different interests is vital we stayin' gauged in an -- stay engaged. trade wars good for johnson johnson? > we want a trade environment that is collab

join me and my co-host christian frazier in london for "beyond 100 days" on monday. on the big issues on both sides of the atlantic andp ovide analysis on how they're shaping our world. >> natnal presentation of "bbc world news" is made upon by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> you're watching pbs. steves: to mix in a little fun in the sun with our history, we're driv to the rugged southwestern tip of portugal, cape sagres. this was as close as you could get to the edge of our flat earth in the days beforeolumbus. a lighthouse marks what was referred to even in ancient times as "the end of the world." today, salt-of-the-earth merchants sell seaworthyers, fishermen cast their lines off the dizzying cliffs, and tourists go for that end-of-europe photo. five centuries ago, igprince henry the navor, determined to broaden europe's horizons and spread catholicism, hoestablished his sailing right here. this was henry's mission control, from where he sent sailors ever further into the unknown. and here he debriefed shipwrecked and frustra

ryan frazier. f-r-a-s-h-u-r-e- a b to give you update from some of the information we've learned. some of the questions you had earlier. weel some answers for and unfortunately we still have some that we can't awer but we hav an update for you so with that, i'll turn it over to anne arrunl county executive steven shu. >> i'm county executive ste shu. as we reported earlier today there's been a terrible tragedy here in anne arrundel county. there was an active shooter incident. five people are dead, several more or woued and in thecare ofl center. the shooter is in our custody and being interrogated as we speak. i want to acknowledge the emendous work of our public fety professionals today particular the anne arrundel county police department, the napolis city policepa rtment, and the anne arrundel county sheriff's office.they were on the scene in about 60 seconds. but beyond that, they went immediately into tha building without a moment's hesitation and demonstrated incrediblend courage we are so d

lieutenant frazier. we'll give you the update. >> well, brad was telling us about what he had seen this afternoon. but here's what we do kw. we do know multiple people were shotn the "gazette" office. we knowhis because "the capital gazette" newspaper which is a small local town newspaper there, which is owned by the baltimore sun, they are reporting that on their website as is "the baltimore sun" and rerter phil davis who witnessed this has been tweeting out what it was like being under iss desk hearing colleagues being shot and hearing the gunman reload. that is alst a direc quote from his tweet. another titter saying it's that bad. >> he's able to confirm for us what the police are not willing to confirm. they have their own reasons for not doing so. we do know for sure there's confirmation of one person being taken off to baltimore shock tra trauma, but phil davis is reporting he saw multiple shot in that newsroom with the gunman firing through the glass or wall. >> from the hallway into the newsroom

we had ken frazier from merck and one or two others pull out then i think the white house issued an announcementing it had gone away, and we heard from you and two or three others that it unravelled. alex: there was a lot going on in a short period of time and it starts with the fact there was a realization that events transpired that were unacceptable and there were several councils that were taking place. there was manufacturing and strategy counsel at the time. david: this was in the wake of charlottesville. alex: it was. so, with those events there was a sense that the best thing doing was to dissolve both of them and move forward independently. david: does that mean you continue to talk with the president with senior people? as you said, it is important for the government and large business to have some communication path. alex: we continue to have conversations. many different agencies like the fda other regulatory agencies. , of course. for a company like johnson & johnson we are the largest health care company representing so many different interests it is vital we stay engaged. david: a

. >> reporter: and oscar frazier. this will be his third parade. >> a lot of people.rybody is happy. >> reporter: artists are gearing up for the team too. this artist has spent two days straight painting this mural. he was scrambling to put the finishing touches on the image which will greet the players at the start of the route. >> just in time for the parade. i'll finish tonight hopefully. and be ready for tomorrow morning. no better place to do than the very start of it. >> again, the parade will kick off at broadway and 11th. fans will be allowed to start lining up for the parade as early as 6:30 a.m. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> you can watch the parade of champions starting at 10:00 tomorrow morning here at kpix 5. we'll also stream it live online. >>> one of the warriors was forced to move after an alleged stalker found out where he lived through social media. rookie jordan bell instagramed this photo months ago. his vantage point led an alleged stalker to narrow down where he lived. bell said he had to move a second time after accidentally revealing

i also wrote about the day that i decided i needed to call smoke and joe frazier.ust to tell him what he meant to me as i was growing up. but like i said -- even though i've written about a lot of selects it's often the private citizen who has a story to tell that i've most enjoyed sharing with with read arers. like the yoakam family frank, claire and their quad droop lets by the way are frank and claire here, they are here how great is that. thank you let me quickly tell the cliff note version of the story. look at that picture ladies and gentlemen, in a post 9/11 world after a high risk president city -- pregnancy -- pregnancy they were flying back to the philadelphia area am i right it's memory was it arizona? arizona -- and in what i regarded as ultimate case of airline screening stupidity -- the newborns were disrobed not only of their clothing but also of the medical devices then keeping them alive. now, here's the best part, also in the book -- take a look at them today. awe -- [applause] is that the greatest. i love telling that story. i also wrote about a

also wrote about the day that i decided i needed to call smoking joe frazier, just to tell him what he meant to me as i was growing up. but like i said, even though i've written about a lot of celebrities, it's often the private citizen who has a story to tell i've mostnj sharing with rathers, like the yoakum family, frank, claire, and their quadruplets. are frank and claire sneer they are -- here? they are here. thank you. let me tell the cliff notes version of the story. look the picture in a post 9/11 world, after a high risk presidency -- presidency -- pregnancy, they were flying back to the philadelphia area -- aim right? it's memory. what is adder? arizona. and in what i regarded as the ultimate case of airline screening stupidity, the number borns were complete live disrobbed not only of off their clothing and ao the medical devices that were then keeping them alive. now, here's the best part. also in the book, take a look at them today. [applause] >> is that the greatest? i love telling that story. i also wrote about a high school -- junior high school classmate today, farmer i

i mean, we had ken frazier from merck sort of pull out, as i recall, and one or two others, and theny i think the white house issued an announcement that it has gone away, and then we heard from you and two or three other ceos. it seemed to unravel. what happened, in retrospect? alex: there was a lot going on, and it starts with the fact that there was a realization that events had transpired at the time, frankly, that were unacceptable. i think at that point, there was broad alignment -- by the way, there were several councils actually taking place. there was a manufacturing council, a strategy council -- david: this was in the wake of charlottesville. alex: this is in the wake of charlottesville. there was a sense that the best thing doing was to dissolve both of them and move forward independently. david: so does that mean you continue to talk with the president, with senior people? as you said, it is important for the government and large business to have some communication back and forth. alex: yes, we continue to have conversations with them. many different, whether it is cms,

an active shooter situation that's left turn and ryan frazier apparently has said us literally just come in this second. the. now in other news a brand new report by online news site the intercept sheds light on the alleged collaboration between american telecoms giant eighty n.t. and us spy agency the n.s.a. which enabled must snooping on private e-mails and phone calls apparently eight of the phone company buildings across major u.s. cities are being used by the n.s.a. for surveillance according to the report the agency collects a large amount of eighty customer data as evidence for the alleged collaboration presents classified n.s.a. documents public records and interviews with a t n t staff. and other internet report about the alleged collaboration was released in twenty sixteen this concern the titan point building this is a skyscraper with restricted access that's able to withstand an atomic blast it's an eighteen to facility was reportedly used as one of the main centers of the n.s.a. surveillance program former n.s.a. technical director turned whistle blower william binney believ

his organization would pay for the first year of college for all 4 students. sotdez frazier struggledand poverty ... and after being wrongfully arrested a year ago, he decided to join the boys and girls club of the peninsula. his life hasn't been the same since.sotfrazier plans to double major in marketing and entrepreneurship at menlo college. sotmagali pineda ... of mexican descent ... is heading to uc riverside ... and hopes to make a difference in didn't realize how importsnt it was for my parents to ome here and live the american dreamsome of the teens met k-d when the kevin durant charity foundation renovated the basketball court at the redwood city club.sotall 4 teens will be graduating this wknd and have a busy summer ahead of them before heading off to college. ali reid ... kron 4 news. ( robin ) that was ali reid reporting. all 4 teens will be graduating this weekend... and have a busy summer ahead of them... before heading off to college. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... oprah winfrey is putting her mark on washington. see her new exhibit at the smithsonia

assemblyman jim frazier has introduced a measure to use state land leasing fees in the delta to createvage fund to get rid of the old boats. and finally give madison what he needs to do his job. >> we have plenty of issues and we have -- if we have the funds we can spend as much as they give us. >> if the legislature approves the bill it would generate $6.5 million per year to remove the vessels in the the delta county's. >>> within the past hour a police pursuit ended in a crash. the video shows the suspect video smashed up. it ended at bush and webster. no word on any injuries. we are waiting to hear what sparked the police pursuit. >>> a raccoon made famous by his incredible journey up the side of a skyscraper is back in the wild. he was released by wildlife officials today. you can see him running back into the woods very happy. a big relief from where he was yesterday. he climbed a huge high-rise in minneapolis yesterday afternoon quickly became a viral a. he sensation. he got spooked by workers nearby and went of the building. he stopped 20 stories up and took a break in front of

lieutenant frazier will be sending you the police report oh incident.e able to do that in the next couple of hours. bear with u as we do that. we're trying to do it right. we're only going to get o shot at doing this right. with that, i'll take a couple questions. [inaudible question] they're trying to put those zzle pieces. you're all good investigative reporters. you looked al the soc media platforms. there's clearly a history therew e not aware of that history until last night. should we have been? in a perfect world, sure, we should he been. we were not. we get at least a threat call a day. it's tough to keep up with them. i'll say this again, we lost a great tool a few years ago. it was the national conscience that decided we would not be able io use it made our job easier as it relates to following things, rases,reas on social media. [inaudible question] given theituation at the time, i think the investigator made the call. the investigator involved is retired. i have not had a chance to talk to him yet. make calls every day. i think he made a cal

his organization would pay for the first year of college for all 4 students. sotdez frazier struggled with homelessness and poverty ... and after being wrongfully arrested a year ago, he decided to join the boys and girls club of the peninsula. his life hasn't been the same since.sotfrazier plans to double major in marketing and entrepreneurship at menlo college. sotmagali pineda ... of mexican descent ... is heading to uc riverside ... and hopes to make a difference in her family.i didn't realize how importsnt it was for my parents to ome here and live the american dreamsome of the teens met k-d when the kevin durant charity foundation renovated the basketball court at the redwood city club.sotall 4 teens will be graduating this wknd and have a busy summer ahead of them before heading off to college. ali reid ... kron 4 news.g off to of them before summer ahead have a busy thsois club.sot all 4 teens will be graduating this wknd and have a busy summer ahead of them before heading off to college. ali reid ... kron 4 news. q and a with ali (ken) the warriors look to sweep cleveland in

. >> when christine frazier saw bank transactions totalling $2300 in arizona, she knew she had been ripped off. she was teaching here in california while thieves were going on a shopping spree with her card. she immediately reported the activity to chase and at first the bank returned the funds but then it reversed course and told her the items do not require any correction. christine says she couldn't believe it. how could the bank conclude she was using her debit card in phoenix while at work 600 miles away here in california. that's when christine asked for our help. we contacted chase and it credited her back the full $2370.44. we asked chase to explain what happened but it only told us we looked into this as soon as we heard about it and we're glad we were able to make the customer whole again. >> we don't know how christine's a.t.m. pin was stolen but we do know one big national weak spot for debit and a.t.m. cards, gas pumps. new safer chip and pin cards are not required on gas pumps until the year 2020. so that's where thieves frequently steal car numbers and pin using devices call

william frazier. he's the gift fund program manager for laguna hospital. in the package you're see the one page of the gift form proposal. the gift fund budget was discussed and then proposed by the gift fund management committee, this consists of different areas at laguna honda. so i believe this is like the fourth year we are here in front of the health commission to is for your approval of the budget. so currently the total balance of the gift fund budget is about $2.7 million. this number is from our third quarter presented to jcc a couple of months ago. so just to give you some idea that the total balance and how much we are asking for you to approve. so there are three different columns in your budget proposal. the first column was the current year budget. we have requested $382,000 and then year to date we spent about $152,000. a little bit under spent because of the delay of some of the contracts due to the city nearly implementing. so we'll catch up. we still have some pending expenses. based on this information we'd like to is for your approve fo

. >> when christine frazier saw bank transactions totaling $2,300 in arizona, she knew she had been ripped off. she was teaching here in california while thieves were going on a shopping spree with her card. and she immediately reported the activity to chase and at first the bank returned the funds. but then it reversed course. and told her the items do not require any correction. christine said she couldn't believe it. how could the bank conclude she was using her debit card in phoenix while at work 600 miles away here in california. that is when christine asked for our help. we contacted chase and it credited her back the full $2370.44. we asked chase to explain what happened but it only told us we looked into this as soon as we heard about it and we're glad that we were able to make the customer whole again. we don't foe how christine's atm pin was stolen but we do know one big national weak spot for debit and atm cards, gas pumps. new safer chip and pin cards are not required on gas pumps until the year 2020. so that is where thieves frequently steal card numbers and pins using devices

. >> reporter: after nearly two weeks in the hospital, erica was well enough to move to nearby frazierilitation institute. the hard work was just beginning. the brain jury damaged her ability to walk and talk. what had been second nature to her had to be relearned, running, talking back and forth and being a playful kid again. erica's sister, who knew her best was worried. erica lost sight in her right eye forever. ebony was afraid she would never be her old self again. what was different? >> she didn't run and play and talk as much. she was quiet. >> reporter: with no idea why her sister and mother were shot, ebony and her grandparents remained fearful. you must have been worried like, who did this and where are they? >> yeah, i was thinking about the safety of the other kids and me. i didn't go out much. >> reporter: back at the police station, detective arnold was trying to find out his next move when he got a break. a 75-year-old spotted some of erin's things in a ditch three miles from erin's house and phoned police. there were empty prescription pill bottles, credit cards and id

lieutenant frazier is our public information officer. we have friends at the capital newspaper. we speak with these men and women on a daily basis to get stories out that are important to the citizens of this county. so we're here. we're invested. we're going to get this investigation right. and we're going to come back and give you credible confirmed information to answer all your questions. >> when do you think you'll have a name on suspect. >> soon. >> was there a boosted police presence after the threats were issued. >> we are going to keep an eye on that and see if more news develops. we've got some news here. we're learning about the investigation. i want to bring in tom winters, nbc news national investigative >> the information and the chief was just referring to a white male in his late 30s involving threats against the paper. our reporting here in the -- reporting of my colleague jonathan deans is that the suspect's name is jared ramos, jarrod ramos. he's 38 years old. he had been involved in a lawsuit filed in 2012 according to public court documents that involved a d

>> turn that over to lieutenant frazier. reporter: what kind of weapon was used? can't identify the exact weapon that was used. we anticipate having another briefing very shortly to get that information out. so at this point with it being a very active investigation, we need to reconnect with detectives interviewing the suspect. make sure we have the accurate information that we can give out to everybody. we anticipate another update very shortly. [indiscernible] . >> at this point, we're talking to the individual, we're engaging the individual and trying to find out a motive. all of the things that come along with the investigations. it takes a long time. a long time. reporter: bombs in the building? >> governor hogan, not so long ago we gathered similarly in southern maryland. the shooting like, this what's in your heart this afternoon, that the leader of this state is dealing with this? >> first thing your heart goes out to people that lost their lives and the other people affected here. it's a tragic situation. two entirely different situation, in southern mar

. >> i'm ryan frazier. i wanted to come out and give you a brief update for som of the information that we've learn lehrned or come to knowgh the investigation. some of the questions you had earlier we'll have some answers for. unfortunately we still have some we can't answer. with that i'll turn it over to county executive. >> as we reported earlier today there's been a terrible tragedy here in anne arundel county.n there was active shooter incident. five people are dead. several more are wounded and in the care of anne arunl medical center. the shooter is in our custody and being a interrogated we speak. i want to acknowledge theen trus work of our public safety professionals today. particularly the ne arundel county police department, the annapolis city police y partment. thre on the scene in about 60 seconds. butnd be that, they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesition and demonstrated incredible courage. we are so deeply preis their great work. it could have been. >> worse. >> i

welcome tom frazier, carl and mr. kessler do a important job serving bank customers and northeast ohio. the bank is located in lakewood ohio. welcome mr. kessler. bob slidell is a principal in [ indiscernible ] in american cyber security leader. he has more than 30 years of experience working with fortune 500 companies and aspects of information security data protection and privacy, identity access management and cyber economics. i met with him this week. i was impressed with his expertise and all things cyber security. i was also impressed with his knowledge all things cincinnati reds. i am a cleveland indians fan at the other end of the state. i urge any of you who are baseball fans to at least one time go to a cincinnati reds opening day. it is a celebration of america's first baseball team. cincinnati is a baseball town and i have been to opening day half a dozen times and if you love baseball you want to experience it. mr. slidell has promised if you go he will give you tickets and give you a tour and tell you al

take this opportunity to note sadly that this will be the committee's last hearing staffed by joel frazier. she's worked with us over the last fiviers, started out as an intern and rising to become one of the top staffers of the team. he's been an outstanding job. he's the son of a nurse. he's a highly profession -- he's done highly professional work during his time on the committee. including developing several legislative, bipartisan proposals that i'm confident will continue to advance even as he moves to bigger and better things. in a few weeks, he'll be moving to germany for one year. and then i'd like to congratulate you and wish you well and hope you'll come back to see us after you leave our country proud. i thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> the ideal yields back and i echo her comments. can we all give joe a hand? [ applause ] >> our first witness today is the honorable bruce walker, the department of energy's secretary for the office of electricity and the acting assistant for cyber, security, and emergency response. assistant secretary walker has more than 25 years of el

i do what i think marion and frazier would expect me to do. i hope to be that person for them. [applause] >> my mom is here. >> is your mom here? >> yes, sorry. and so when ever anything happens, she says, mrs. robinson, she models after your mom. how your mom handled all of that. your mom was right there. >> you know, grandma. we could not have made it through the white house without her. you know, just having her, she has been helping me help me long before the white house because barack was always, he was a senator and u.s. senate and those are jobs that have him away from home.usually most of the week. and i still had a full-time job. at any point time i was a professional with a job on my own. we had two little kids and we could afford help and we have a couple of great babysitters and i had one good babysitter and it crushed me like nothing else when she said she had to leave because she needed to make more money i thought i would losing an arm. barack was trying to console me and i said dude, get out of here. you are of no help to me. i do not need you. you do nothing fo

tom frazier, the bank's ceo and carl do an important and crucial job serving the bank's customers in northeast, ohio. the bank is located in lakewood, ohio, west ofcleveland. bob sydow is a principle in ernst & young and americas cyber security leader. he has more than 30 years of experience working with fortune 500 companies and all aspects of information security, data protection and privacy, identity and access management cyber threat management and cyber economics. i met with mr. sydow this week. i was impressed with his expertise in all things cyber curity and i was also impressed with his knowledge of all things cincinnati reds. while i'm an indians fan, a cleveland indians fan in the other end of the state i urge all of you in the audience to go to at least one cincinnati reds opening day. cincinnati is a baseball down and i've been to opening day a half dozen times there and it's something if you love baseball you want to experience it. mr. sydow has promised any of you that go he will give you tickets and give you a tour and tell you all things cincinnati reds history. thank

his organization would pay for the first year of college for all 4 students. sotdez frazier struggledjoin the boys and girls club of the peninsula. his life hasn't been the same since.sotfrazier plans to double major in marketing and entrepreneurship at menlo college. sotmagali pineda ... of mexican descent ... is heading to uc riverside ... difference in her family.i didn't realize how importsnt it was for my parents to ome here and live the american dreamsome of the teens met k-d when the kevin durant charity foundation renovated the llcour redwood city club. h-b-o has just released the trailer for the upcoming documentary robin williams: come inside my mind. the video features the late comedian and actor talking about the allure of stand-up comedy and drugs. williams' words are interwoven with footage of his stand-up perfermances, home videos and comments from his son zak.( james ) some of williams friends and collegues also appear in the film. billy crystal, whoopi gold

expected this week so puma is all of a sudden back into hoops with a bang it all started with walt clyde frazier 1973 he had shoes made by puma back then he's got a lifetime deal so he's still involved with the company and all of this could make a big difference for puma's stock. there you see the five-year chart there. they're trying to compete with nike, adidas, under armour, all these players but what's interesting about puma, these players they signed, they said they like puma because of the entertainment factor that this brand provides because they've got deals with mike mill, rihann rihanna, kylie jenner but they had been absent from the nba for 20 years so this is going to be a big fight with the chinese companies. >> can rihanna dunk? she's a tall person. >> she's a lifestyle brand ambassador >> and meek mill i assume he can dunk >> not a lot of people can dunk, actually i can touch the rim. i don't have a lot of good hops. but this is going to be a big thing because all of a sudden, think about it, any business we cover, if someone's not in it for 20 years and they're like, we're gettin