mike: our lease is up in huntington beach.at store is closing, unfortunately, no matter what. [ cellphone ringing ] mike: this is a client... john: it's a pissed client. mike: mariana? no problem. i wasn't sure if you got my e-mail. i've been doing this for 20 years, and i'm super frustrated with myself because i sent the printer a mix-up on the art. it's just inverted. mariana: ugh. mike: it still looks cool, but i was, like, 440 shirts printed. we can no problem, you know, of going back, but... john: hey, mariana, this is john. mike: wait, let's -- john: well, look. so real quick, what i was hoping for is that you could take these shirts. it's hard to even see the difference. you could take these shirts at a small discount. mike: yeah, yeah, i'm -- yeah, there's two things. we're gonna fix it. not a problem. awesome. thanks, mariana. we'll talk to you soon. lemonis: what do you think i'm gonna ask you right now? john: just reprint the shirts 'cause they're wrong. lemonis: why are you involved in his situation? if he made the

proceso judicial, sin embargo un juez dijo que las demandas no cubren el mismo tema, ya que huntington beacheden poner sus propias polÍticas. >> dicen que ellos pueden crear sus propias reglas, pero la confianza entre la comunidad y las agencias de implementaciÓn de la ley, esas son prioridades del estado. dulce: la demanda es jeff sessions contra la sb 54, fue descartada y esto brinda seguridad para activistas que esperan que esa decisiÓn afecte el resultado de esta demanda. >> esta ley no viola la constituciÓn, nuestros abogados la diseÑaron para que pudiera sobrevivir en los desafÍo legales en la corte federal. dulce: el juicio estÁ programado para el 27 de septiembre. kevin de leo dijo que esta ley es constitucional. >> es la ley de la tierra de california. estamos haciendo lo posible para enviar un mensaje a washington. no vamos a gastar un centavo para separar niÑos y el haber cometido delitos en . el pasado, le esta cobrando la factura hoy a cientos de inmigrantes idocumentados, tras el endurecimiento de la politica migratoria de la administracion trump. incluso hay varias personas re

>> my name is brielle from huntington beach. >> are you drunk? >> jimmy: is brielle drunk?one says no, all right. >> oh, i -- yeah. i -- well, two shots of bourbon before we got here at 10:30, three karlsbergs since then, so i hope so. >> jimmy: i hope so too, all part of a balanced breakfast on world cup day. >> what's your name and where are you from? >> chad johnson from los angeles. >> are you drunk? >> jimmy: by the way, that's bad chad. i knew he would come back to us. i really did. is bad chad drunk? oh, all right. we're split on this one. >> no. just left the gym, actually. >> were you drunk during "the bachelorette"? >> no, but i was drunk on "paradise." >> oh, yeah, you were. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the first rule of "paradise," yeah. you never know who you're going to run into. let's see who we have next. >> what's your name and where are you from? >> name is brian. from chicago. family is from croatia. mom's last name is silivich. representing the ic for croatia, what a great day. >> and are you drunk? >> jimmy: is brian -- he better be drunk, in that outfit. >> on m

back in california, authorities at huntington beach say those headed to the ocean to escape the heateed to be on the lookout for dangerous conditions. you combine the crowds coming out, the dynamic environment, the swell picking up. we're expecting to be very busy the next few days. >> the national weather service says waves on some beaches today could get as high as 10 feet. that's perfect for surfers, but not so much for everyone else. lifeguards are saying if you're not an advanced swimmer, you should probably stay out of the water, despite the heat. >> hopefully residents will be heeding those warnings. carter, thank you so much. >>> the trump administration has increased its count of children who have been separated from their families at the border. the department of health and human services now says it has fewer than 3,000 in custody. last week, it was 2,047. mireya villarael shows us how officials are scrambling to reunite those children with their parents. >> reporter: after more than 50 days apart, this mother and her 8-year-old daughter were reunited in boston thursday af