michael: no, i'm not a hothead. i'm passionate. i'm not a hothead.ally hard at improving areas of my business life -- of getting better at certain things. lemonis: you are getting better. michael: i know i am. lemonis: my relationship with michael continues to be one that is a player-coach relationship. while i'm frustrated with him, i still know that he's the future of this business. i'm gonna have to see a literal attitude adjustment. ♪ leiby's creamery is a multi-generational creamery that's in the middle of pennsylvania. they're producing cream and milk for some of the biggest companies in the world. -richard: hey, jack. -jack: richie. -richard: how you doing? -jack: good to see you. -michael: what's going on? -jack: michael. -michael: nice to see you. -lemonis: jack, i'm marcus. -jack: it's nice to meet you. -richard: he's our man here. lemonis: one of the things that i wanted to accomplish is to improve our margins because the dairy -- the cream that goes into the ice cream -- is the single most expensive item. what do you actually produce here

declaring partisan politics ata time hotheads declaring partisan politics at a time when we need coollm reflection, because most of us and calm reflection, because most of us haven't seen the deal. you are not getting a lot of cool heads and calm reflection of the moment. and i think that is very bad. nonetheless, laura kuenssberg, the bbc political editor, has been saying that there does seem to be a feeling that the brexiteers, rather than sitting and waiting, are becoming of a brexiteers, rather than sitting and waiting, are becoming ofa mind brexiteers, rather than sitting and waiting, are becoming of a mind to say this will not do, and we want a no—confidence vote, and we wanted quickly. that is up to them. i think they need to think very carefully about the national interest. firstly, if the prime minister delivers a deal, which we haven't yet seen, if it is in the national economic interest, and i have been listening to your piece as many of your viewers will have done, showing that we need frictionless trade, we need common standards so that we can continue the prosperity that

vegas such rhetoric has done nothing to cool the hotheads on the streets of to one with more crowded into the city there's plenty of scope for the protests to grow. i'm. ok let's get the very latest from our correspondent stuff and simon standing by for us in stephan what are you hearing are these protests going to continue. very likely that they are continue to happen in the next few days maybe in the next few weeks or even months because that's actually how officials as well as people on the street foresee things to be happening here more influx from migrants and caravan migrants the so-called caravan migrants. and of course this takes a toll on the city of. as we heard in the report there have limited resources here and some people who really put this in perspective are really concerned and hostile against. the city of one point six million people and two hundred protesters over the weekend and maybe a few more down the line in the next few weeks i just want to make sure that this perspective the city in general and the people here are not still per se against the current migrants

. >> i'm not so sure it'll be good to track hotheads all over the state. >> i'm willing to support it. >> two veterans, including the mayor of north hampton, have been chosen to be the first customers when stores open tomorrow. >>> their houses are gone, the places where they worked and shopped, all gone. all of it lost in the camp fire. on top of that, many also thought that they'd never see the pets again. >> these people, they don't -- they've lost everything. and, to be the person to hand them their dog, it hits home for me. >> coming up next, the south bay residents who spent a week reuniting people with hundreds of lost pets. >>> and let's check in on your weather as we go forward here. there quality should be getting a lot better. we've got rain back in the forecast. this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> as victims of the camp fire struggle to deal with the magnitude of their loss, animal control off

. >> alec baldwin is in trouble with the law, again fl the hollywood hothead arrested and channelledin the face after an argument over a parking space. will anybody defend? >> jesse: i will -- greg and i agree? >> jesse: alec baldwin brought you together. >> jesse: let's tag team it. well, from what i understand, he was parallel parking, some guy comes right in behind him, to take the space. that is totally crazy. i don't even think it was an illegal immigrant. >> oh! >> jesse: you know why this upsets you, don't like people who cut in line. >> greg: you like process, you like order, you like enforcement. >> jesse: i do. >> jesse: build the wall, juan! >> jesse: i've been in the situation where you're parallel parking and they know, they decide screw you. >> greg: they don't think you're going to have to fight back. >> jesse: you don't drive, dane. >> dana: not in new york. my favorite part of the day is when president trump the outside of marine one, he can barely hear anything because a reporter is shouting questions, somebody said alec baldwin was just arrested. who? alec baldwin

pete moore, famously hotheaded. he believed his father may have given his inheritance to aiello.ved an audiotape from his answering machine could help detectives who still didn't have enough evidence to make an arrest. the voice on the tape? roger's nephew pete. >> this is pete. i've worked for 29 years doing what i'm doing, so i could eventually own the farm. >> pete wanted to talk about being disinherited. >> i've been taken out of my dad's will. >> the phone messages contained nothing directly incriminating. after being diverted about those strange letters about assassins and a drug gang. the investigation was now back to where it started, that peter moore was the prime suspect. but just as all eyes were focused in one particular direction, the very next day the phone rang. six weeks into the investigation detectives had an audiotape, texts, letters, and diagrams. fragments of leads pointing in wildly different directions. to pete moore or a drug cartel or crazed assassin. and now they had another lead to work on. >> someone made an anonymous call to the sheriff's department a