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i can crank them up. >> if steph ever retires, which he will, in the big3 is still around, they may haveback to half-court. >> i think that is a good idea. >> i'm thinking of going down there. >> cube was supercool. i am down with cube. >> one word, one name basis. >> i ate into your weather time. >> that is okay. >>> let's get to the temperatures. the weekend is coming up. we have temperatures that will generally be warmer. these are the highs today. they were warmer than yesterday by a few. we will be mid 90s, maybe upper 90s by the time we get into sunday. beautiful day. look at the bay area. nothing prettier. it is a beautiful city, beautiful state. we have tropical moisture working its way up -- that is why it costs so much, right? that make sense. seal that? that is from hurricane bobbio. that will be up over the top of us tomorrow. that will give us a tropical tent to the atmosphere and create a humidity. it will be warmer. tomorrow might be muggy. mostly high-level stuff, but a little bit. 92 degrees and the humidity pops up, you will feel it. 88 in fairfield. the trend is for th

i may now and brazil are cranking into gear in just the right time. to make scary more last sixteen heartbreak this is the seventh straight time they have well cup it ended in tears at this stage. business that day with ben filling in just about to tell the back of the top of the out of the. great yourself with di w.'s interior design channel on.

i finished neymar in brazil cranking into gear it just the right time this is the seventh straight tournament mexico as well as ended in tears at the last sixteen states. three. opossum a name all was of course the man i was on about fantastic team performance yesterday from brazil i think with the report really hit the nail on the head there when it said that brazil was cranking into gear at the right time and when you have stars like name on your team they can often distract from how well the squad is functioning as a unit on the pitch and that deserves a lot of credit because brazil have really got that right the players no way there are where they everybody knows their role they really jetting together and of course when you have a star like name on your squad you can pull off a brilliant performance like he did yesterday. is and i want to compensate really very exciting football getting down to some crunch time basically what do we got to look forward to today the big fixture i think this evening is colombia against england now on that side of the draw and the smaller teams in fact i mea

i forgot. >> and in this is really important, you should have flashlights that have batteries, fresh batteries or hand crank >> i have them right here. >> good. excellent. that is great. additionally, you are going to want to have candles a whistle, possibly a compass as well. markers if you want to label things if you need to, to people that you are safe in your home or that you have left your home. >> i am okay and i will meet you at... >> exactly. exactly. water proof matches are a great thing to have as well. >> we have matches here. and my spare glasses. >> and your spare glasses. >> if you have medication, you should keep it with you or have access to it. if it needs to be refrigerated make sure that it is in your ice box. >> inside, just to point out for you, we have spare batteries. >> very important. >> we have a little first aid kit. >> and lots of different kinds of batteries. and another spare flashlight. >> so, alicia what else can we do to prepare our homes for an earthquake so we don't have damage? >> one of the most important things that you can do is to secure your valuable and breakable it

so if someone wants to yank a guy's crank i say let them. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you knowund our next supreme court justice nominee. [ laughter ] and oh, he didn't stop there. >> this is about a group of people imposing their morality on the rest of society. if a grown adult wants a [ bleep ], another adult -- and another grown adult is willing to give one for money, then let them. that's both freedom and capitalism. and that's the foundation of our country. if you have a problem with a genital massage, then don't get one and allow other consenting adults to do what they want. that would truly be a happy ending for everyone. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: who says millennials don't care about politics? [ laughter ] this young man found an issue that moved him, an injustice that he felt compelled to do something about, and so he stood up and rallied members of the community behind him. and we're all now richer for it. god bless america, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] speaking of happy endings, earlier tonight the there was a new episode of "the bachelorette." it feel

with two minutes to go mame obvious time to provide after substitute for mean i i to name it finished neymar in brazil cranking into gear it just the right time this is the seventh straight tournament mexico as well copies ended in tears at the last sixteen states. plenty over night. of course that but i think jonathan hit the nail on the head when he said that brazil are cranking into gear at the right time the thing about having stars like neymar you know team you know they're brilliant talents they can be relied on and actually what a lot of people kind of know is that they do they distract from the fact that the team is performing so well people who spend a lot of time talking about name i was a brilliant performance yesterday you know a couple of diving antics that probably going to be talked about quite a lot as well but what could go unnoticed and what ought to be praised is the fact that brazil defended very well the players looked like they knew where they were on the pitch at the same time everybody was performing better role there really growing into the tournament and they're looking not fierce opp

your honor, i move that we crank it up and rip off the knob." ( laughter ) of course, until the 12 tape thing happened, the big story was iran. on sunday, there was this speech by iranian president, and man saying "hello, death to america. hassan rouhani.you?" the u.s. is about to reimpose sanctions on iran, and rouhani warned, "america should know that peace with iran is the mother of all peace, and war with iran is the mother of all wars." mother's day in iran sounds intense. ( laughter ) do not forget to give her a card. ( laughter ) rouhani also warned trump "not to play with the lion's tail, because you will regret it eternally." that's just good advice. also, do not play with the lion's mouth, you will regret it immediately. ( laughter ) trump, no part of the lion, really. just leave the lion alone. ( laughter ) trump responded by punching caps lock and flooring it! "to iranian president rouhani: never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stan

that victory with two minutes to go you may time to provide a substitute for me i to name it finished neymar in brazil cranking in just the right time this is the seventh straight to mexico. sixteen states. they are safe and they are alive after days of intense searching the twelve school boys and their football coach missing in a flooded cave complex in northern thailand have been found of this video. showing the moment a navy seal divers located the boys in the cave complex missing in the caves last saturday after heavy flooding left them trapped inside the divers have been trying desperately to find them understand that all thirteen people are safe and in good condition. top story we're following for you the. dispute over migration policy defusing a crisis that threatens to bring government. had said that he was raising the issue . with. including the day the. european stuff was in the. foreman says plenty. plenty of concerts every weekend cut.

i didn't know how this heater was you could hear the disco house cranked up again which is fantastic because it means that everybody here could have a job sic a wall because gun rights chile down here i have to say in central moscow for the reaction to use to some of the action and some of the as you say some of the north behavior that was going on that i think because the majority of people here are colombian i would say proud colombian as well kind of looked at some of it my kind of muttering it wasn't too passionate a response i think the most passionate response came from a quarter of what i think are actually england fans yes i spotted a few i think i could hear a mummy going up and i'm going to go over to the me few minutes to find out what they think they're actually draped in england flags they are the minority the rest of people were kind of looking at the action thinking oh we're not so sure about that they looked at what they thought was the head bats and then they were to jordan henderson's reaction a few murmurings there were generally we're looking at a very pro colombia

ifand furthermore, i imagine they did crank up defense spending, it would approve trade numbers. >> thats the point. when it to defense spending, three 16% so clearly above the 2% target, the u.k. 1% polling, a couple of country that have met or exceeded targets here. isn't the fact that u.s. or exceeding that target because united states is spending more on defense? that is something we are doing on our own regardless of nato. >> that is true. time, europe discounted by saying the total amount of defense spending in the eu exceeds that of china and its currently sees that of russia. they make the case there is no better ally than the europeans and they think that donald trump does not truly appreciate that. we will see what the optics are when he actually starts the meetings later tomorrow. >> they are only talking for today's. is this going to be the big point of the discussion? they do have other issues they could get to. >> yes that there is contention in those issues. climate change among them. i think they will paper over their disagreements and i think donald trump will revel in b

him, a former coal lobbyist who worked for james inhofe, sort of the most notorious climate crank on capitol hill i think it's fair to say. you know, the idea is like, yes, a less ostentatious individual is not an improvement. aren't you worried about wheeler? >> of course, we are very worried. he is a coal lobbyist. he is going to undermine the mission at epa as well. and part of the reason that it's so important that these investigations are carried out and really andrew wheeler in his acting position shouldn't go forward with any policy decisions until we get a full sense of the corruption within the agency. he's part of that problem right now. until he steps out and says that he's not going to really carry out all the problems and all the scandal that we saw with administrator pruitt. >> i'm sometimes amazed the white house gets through the day. given what i have heard about how it operates and just the sheer amount of vacancies they have and the processes that do not seem to be in place to make the place function smoothly. >> right. i'm not sure the place does function smoothly. there's kind o

to go you may mob this time to provide f. a substitute group at safe ameena i was to nail it finished neymar in brazil a cranking into gear it's just the right time this is the seventh straight tournament mexico as well copies ended in tears at the last sixteen states i. stunned. germany in their opening game but still to brazil so was this a title contender that was sent home. well the biggest game when the game actually ends i thought it was but when looking back the first two games they were fantastic the gemini game. but then when they lost against sweden they just didn't really get any sort of game plan out that today it went you know passé they are compact they would be enlisting pace they just couldn't convert in the last two games so brazil finally broke them down and that just goes to show that they really want to condemn the contenders even though i really thought they might be i mean it's never complement the old peer shape right now. there's still versus belgium in the quarter final i mean can they stop brazil as they aim for a record what is it six titles right next to his who this could be. brazil

i mean... lemonis: the dynamics between them are interesting? -bryan: very interesting. -lemonis: the coffee's awesome. lemonis: what's a machine like this cost? john: used, about $60,000. brand-new, about double that. lemonis: let's crank this up. i want to see how it works. i'm fascinated by it. now it's time for me to try roasting coffee. i want to have knowledge and an appreciation for it. and so, will i see that turn brown over time? bryan: yep. lemonis: how quickly can you get product? john: three to four days. lemonis: because you're going through a distributor. and do you know how much margin you're losing through that distribution? between going to the actual farm to here? -john: i do not. -becky: we do not. lemonis: the fact that john hasn't taken the time to find out how to improve margin is troubling to me. he doesn't seem to see the importance of finding out what his cost would be by eliminating the distributor and going directly to the source. how many pounds do you roast a year today? john: a little over 100,000 pounds. lemonis: i always look for ways to save money. if we could just pick up 30 cents a pound, over 100,000 pounds, that's $30,000 a year. if you ran this like a tight machine with two shifts u

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i to name it finished neymar in brazil cranking into gear it just the right time this is the seventh straight tournament mexico has ended in tears at the last sixteen states. will cyclingnews tour de france champion chris froome can race in this year's french classic this after the world cycling body u.c.i. had cleared froome of an anti doping violation following a test last year that showed an asthma medication that in his system the team sky star was found to have twice the permissible amount of the ausman drug subatomic in his system during last year's well as hispania which he won following this finding tour de france organizers had formally blocked the four time champion from competing in this year's race this decision has now revoked was now riven. just reminder of the top story we're following for you here on t.v. news german chancellor angela merkel entering tyria minister says hosts a whole have reached a deal in their dispute over migration policy defusing a caution crisis to try to topple the government say hope i had said he was ready to resign over the issue but he will

. >> last question about this, the crank call aboard air force i. how does that happen? >> i was very surprised that it did. it's happened to senators. i don't think that -- here's the thing, it happened with john kelly who was supposed to -- and that's not a criticism of him. i don't think it's a reflection of donald trump, it's more a reflection perhaps on -- they're saying the legislative team said don't take this call and the legislator actually put it through. >> this is a president that is very comfortable talking to people on the phone. all i'm saying is that's the what i he is. he is more predisposed to something like this happening because he is of that manner? >> when i first started tweeting, i tweeted that he was the first guy i ever saw on the comedian who impersonated senator mendez. i think it's more a reflection on jared. it is what it is. they'll have to figure it out. it's funny, but i don't think it's the end of the world. it's not as if having the russians in the kgb. >> it definitely is not the end of the world, but you don't know who could be cranki

on now but i am a salmon dealer to chester but i like the cut on those nasty she states a crank up to date on the my seal of geoffrey pyatt the u.s. ambassador to ukraine paid a visit to saakashvili just a month after he took office in odessa it is law the all last of ministration is delivering results for a you're going to see a steady flow of embassy and washington visitors coming here the meeting was fruitful and geoffrey generous. no matter how well saakashvili is job goes it looks like he shouldn't be worried about his own finances on his facebook page he posted an official document showing that the new governor of odessa gets a pretty penny from washington almost two hundred thousand dollars a year for comparison the governor of maine gets seventy thousand dollars a year. so if odessa became a new u.s. state it would be at the top of the list mr saakashvili should feel right at home in his newly adopted country he is best of friends with fellow color revolutionary leader viktor yuschenko who is the godfather of his son. the now that i'm of the school bus and the lesson of lucia

i grew up around this area. >> reporter: as a way to honor the history of theer co he brought hisao 1940 one and cranked it up to play music from yester year. a wide range from politicians to bikes. hundreds lined the parade route to watch. as for the lemonade salesman, i had a little trouble getting my microphone backin from him, m me think his future lies somewhere other than sales. >> good-bye hope the news was good. >>eporter: enjoying the lemonade along the 52nd annual palisades parade, mark segraves, news 4. >>specially memorable 4th of july for 101 people who became eerican citizens at george washington'sstate of mount . vernon they hail from 50 different countries but they came together to swear allegiance t this nation. renounced ties to foreign states and dd the constitution of the laws of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >>>omhen we back, major improvements coming to a deadly stretch of road in prince gecoge's ty. crews will make the roads safer for pedestrians here. >>> plus, the sweet success story of georgetown. ten years later we talk to the sisters behind georgetown

i grew up around this area. >> reporter: as a way toth hono history of the corner, he brought his 1940 graophone and cranked it up to playus m from yester year. hude range from politicians to bikes. reds lined the parade route to watch. as for the lemonade salesman, i had a little trouble getting my microphone back from him, making me think his future lies somewhere other than sales. >> good-bye, everybody. hope the news was good. >> reporter: enjoying the lemonade along the 52nd annual palisades parade, mark essegr news 4. >> especially memorable 4th of july for 101 people who became american citizens age washington's estate of mount vernon. they hail fromff 50 dient countries but they came together to sar allegiance to this nation. they rounced ties to foreign states and defend thens cotitution of the laws of the united states against all enemies, d foreign aomestic. >>> when we come back, major improvements coming to a deadly stretcf road in prince george's county. crews will makeds the roa safer for pedestrians here. >>> plus, the sweet success story of georgetown. ten years later we talk to the sisters be

ballot box for november eighth we're going to do something so special it'll be called cranks if plus plus plus you know what i mean i think bracks it's going to be a wonderful thing for your country i think when it are exactly going to have your own identity and you're going to have the people that you want in your country and you're going to be able to make free trade deals without having somebody watching you and what you're doing i think the president is very well steeped in world affairs especially europe nato all the issues he was a leader in the effort to call back said but i think i would have to go shaded it differently that would have said that the european union is not cracked up to what it's supposed to be and i would have taken a tougher stand in getting the people voted. break it up so i would imagine that's what they'll do with maybe they take it a little bit of a different route so i don't know if that's what they voted for. going to. so good donald trump's comments on bret's that mean for the u.k. someone probably joined just up to seven by international law david collins and also writes i'll

you don't want to crank it up too much but i don't blame you if you need to.id- to upper 90s for many inland areas today even triple digits for some of you. so it's going to be uncomfortable. right now in san francisco we have mother nature's air- conditioning in full effect. we have the early-morning fog out there. this is live view along the embarcadero as people start their workday. fog at the golden gate bridge. here's the view from the sutro tower. look at the clouds rolling over the headlands. low clouds impacting visibility affecting you at the cape hatteras. oakland airport down to 6 miles. santa rosa and petaluma, below a mile visibility for you guys. so that's worse than what we saw yesterday. here's a live look at the "salesforce tower" camera as clouds are building. it's covering our camera shot but right now san francisco 55. 50s and 60s in the area. enjoy the temperatures before they get hot, especially inland. you an onshore breeze is keeping the bay area cooler than across the rest of the state of california. so that west wind certainly bringin

i was up early. me and daniel were cranking the numbers. >> all right.washington once again, "politico's" daniel lippman, coauthor of the "political playbook." let's talk about the president's threat to shutdown the government over immigration again, on the heels of the immigration debacle with parents separated if their children. still a lot of these children left wondering where their parents are. it seems at if 500 or so children left separated from their parents. what kind of reaction is that getting from washington? >> so speaker ryan and mitch mcconnell, they thought they had an agreement with trump not to have these types of antics because for the republicans to control all parts of the government and yet trump is saying, well, maybe we should shut down the government, that does not send the best message to midterm voters because, you know, there is this process to pay for the border wall and there are just not the votes there in terms of, you know, getting democrats and moderate republicans on board for $25 billion for this border wall. to go bac

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crank call?" >> what do you think it's worth? >> iold several millions of dollars. >> what will the family do? >> it wasn't the proper place and time to really talk about it. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

like i was on a sinking ship, and i feel like in this room, everyone in here has the same -- we're all on the same journey. and yet the ship -- there's a phrase "at crank" that means the bow is not balanced. i feel like we're here, pleading for you to balance the ship so we can continue safely. >> thank you. dr. howell, you mentioned in your testimony an issue that really matters to me, and that is when federal funding is being used, to me, we want to share the data, the results as broadly as possible. could you elaborate on what the lab does to spread the word about the research that you're conducting? and the new mouse models that you're developing? >> yeah, i can. >> much of the tat that we have already used have come from publicly available data, established by the nih. so as i mentioned, the accelerating and partnership for alzheimer's disease, all that data was publicly available. that helped us to get a jump-start on what mass models we were going to -- when we create new data, that data goes to the same place. it's all under the aim place. we also have other websites. we're using online resources and promoting our data and conferences and appar

i guess are going to be your custome customers. if you're panasonic, tesla, you have a factory cranking out batteries. do they need to install any different hardware to use this at all? >> no, that's a big difference between what we work on and what others work on. we can drop into their giga factory. let's take tesla as an example. the main play capacity is 50 megawatt hours. ours becomes 65 or 70 without any investment in cap ex. that's a very attractive proposition. >> so are you talking with them? >> exactly. we haven't announced anyone other than bmw as our partner. more announcements coming in the future. >> it's interesting you brought up bmw. one of my theories about tesla, gorgeous car, the reason you really want it is range. i mean, there are lots of electric cars out there and they go 80 miles and that's worthless. at what point, maybe it's soon, does the bmw catch up to the tesla? i mean, if my bmw electric car can go 300 miles, i'm real interested. >> we're working with other car manufacturers to make them go long range and an affordable price. next year you can buy cars that go 200, 300

right process in place and a product that you can't get anywhere else, i know this business will be successful. [parking brake cranks>> hi, how are you? >> hi, i'm marcus. >> amber, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. is jim here? >> yeah. do you want me to go grab him for you? >> that'd be great. >> sure. >> the first thing i noticed about key west key lime pie company when i walk in, is there are a ton of random brands taking up most of the store. where's the pie? >> greetings. >> jim! >> marcus. >> how you doing? >> good, nice to meet you. >> good to meet you. >> pleasure. >> well, there's no shortage of everything key lime here. >> no. >> and so is all this stuff-- as an example, is this yours, or-- >> no, that's not our product. there's a lot of companies that do carry that. >> how about this one, floribbean? is this yours? >> no, that's not mine. >> it seems like a bit of a key lime grocery store. >> it is. one thing people come to the florida keys for are key lime products. >> what kind of margin do you make on all this stuff? >> these cost me about--i think they're $2.30 and i sell 'em for $3.25. these ar

tina cranked up her acting skills and the tension. >> i can't live with the lie. >> tell them just tellnd you don't remember the details. >> you are making me lie and it's not easy for me. >> i'm not making you do anything you can turn me in if you want to. >> turn you in for what? >> turn me [bleep] in i don't care at this point? >> turn me in for what? >> [ bleep ] tell them everything. >> what? >> whatever you [ bleep ] want. >> don't you talk to me that way. >> reporter: now tina tried to get eric out of the car. >> pull my car over! >> i will. >> now. i don't trust you. i'm afraid of you now. >> i'm just, all i'm asking, you don't have to, nobody knows anything but you. you don't have to tell anybody anything. >> reporter: eric pulled over and got out. and tina hopped in the driver seat. >> if you guys can still hear me, meet me at my house that's where i'm going to be. >> reporter: just like that, tina new drove away from her old life. >> in the end you got enough? >> oh, absolutely, yeah. >> you understand you're under arrest? >> reporter: eric was arrested and charged with pegye

i grew up around this area. >> reporter: as a way to honor the history of the corner, he brought his 1940 gramaphone and crankedo play some music of yesteryear. in past years, hundreds lined the parade route to watch. as for our lemonade salesmen, i had aittle trouble getting my microphone back from him, makinh me thi future lies somewhere other than sales. >> goodbye, everybody. hope the news was good. >> enjoyine the lemonad along the 52nd annual palisades parade, mark segraves, news 4. >> you have to be careful who you hand the microphone to. >>> next at 6:30. a community rallies around the families of the victims of the "capital gazette" shooting. we'll be going live as journalists and staffers march their independence day parade. >>> most ofs should be okay for the fireworkstonight, but i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make tefforts of 8 . feel like 50? how can i share new plans viually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the answer is simple. i'll do what i've alw

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cranking. so women bought electric cars in large numbers. i lost that thread, where was i going? class c years, yeah. it's still a loss, i'll find it. electric cars, i know what i was going to say. batteries in those days for those cars, granted they were smaller and lighter machine would typically take the car about 30 miles. we are not much better now with our batteries and wewere 100 years ago . so it's a really challenge to see how we are going to reduce our use of petroleum but setting that aside for a moment and i that we certainly can't continue with cole, that's pretty obvious. natural gas, for people who are opposed to nuclear seems to be the right transition fuel along with renewables. it's only about 50 percent or 50 percent as co2 polluting of the atmosphere as coal. it's not exactly an ideal compromise either. i think the answer is going to have to be a major reliance on nuclear power and every renewable that we can use to fit into the places where they fit best. remember, the renewables have a wonderful advantage that the energy is basically free or the cost of buil

there y see they cranked out those types of a contentgain. >> i have a question 400 peopl subscribe.these people. >> think it started off as remember last year started off ere's a lot of blogs out thered a lot of famy blogs even ava watches a lot of theseam fy blogs. they took it too far.. they claimed a lt of i was acting harmless, their children were on it. they did it a family thing. clearly watchiot that ithers you, right? there's just no w you can sit there -- >> it' horribl >> -- think that's a child acting crying. >> the problem is they've been warned. ey've been war about this before and then they -- >> two children removed from their he. >> exactly. >> did they get those kids back. >> no. they're serving five years ofob prion. >> they proceeded to put out this content with three -- three other children. >> yeah. >> and it's just -- >> where is child protective services. >> forhe kids nil is it the home. >> they decide to go back and do this because ty're making money off of it. >> if it weren't for the large amount of people doi the backlash on read it and all these social f

i think everyone in this room -- we are all on the same journey, ship, there is a phrase "at crank," which means the ballast is not balanced. bud selig we are pleading you to balance the ship -- i feel like we are pleading you to balance the ship so we can continue our journey. chairman collins: you mentioned in your testimony and issue that matters to me. that is when federal funding is being used, to me, we want to share the data, the results as broadly as possible. can you relate what jackson lab does to spread the word about the research that you are conducting, and the new mouse models you are conducting? >> much of the data we have already used to generate the models have come from publicly available data, particularly the nia to help better understand the human condition. all that data was perfectly available -- publicly available, and that helped us get a modelsrt on what mouse we would create. whenever we create new data, that data goes to the same place ad is submitting their data to. it is all in the same place. we are using online resources. we are promoting our data at co

cranking, isn't it? gerry: this is a great shop. lemonis: i mean, wow.erry: these people have just been fabulous for us. lemonis: they're amazing. and so once it leaves here, it's bagged and tagged, right? maggie: and it comes to l.a. lemonis: i'm impressed with the type of capacity that is available to her at her cut-and-sew operation. what it tells me is that if the business explodes, we're not going to have a problem on the manufacturing side. sally: hi. maggie: this is sally. sally, marcus. she does all the patterns. so this is where we do all of our cutting. i buy my fabric. it gets shipped here, so he's holding our fabric, as well. lemonis: do you think her personality and the product are similar? sally: yes. she tones it down a little bit. lemonis: she pulls you back? sally: yes. maggie: we have different styles. we do. lemonis: i would love to see something that's, like, different. sally: well, she wants to play it safe starting out because we don't quite know our audience yet, and you want to make products that are for sure going to make it out

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i shop offrhine. each time -- offline. each time they do that, cranking the knob.maybe they'll get up to a 3, then a 4, then a 5. they're entirely focused on turning the knob, increasing the prediction accuracy. as they increase the accuracy, they don't have to get up to spinal tap levels. maybe it's a 6 out of 10 or 7 out of 10. there's some number where when they reach that number -- let's say it's 6 out of 10 they get right -- somebody at amazon says, you know, we're so good at predicting what they want, why are we waiting for them to order it? let's just ship it. ... >> where they may have told you to those things from their competitors either online or off-line then maybe only bought five of them may be the sixth you wanted but not really but now that it's right on your doorstep you might as well keep it. furthermore, in a fit for back on your porch that you did not want and it's in their self-interest to invest in the fleet of trucks to drive down your street to pick up the things they delivered that you didn't want. now i'm not sure amazon will ever do this

. >> in the car, with eric now behind the wheel, tina cranked up her acting skills and the tension. >> just tell 'em i for over a year and half and you don't remember the details. >> i'm not making you do anything. turn me in if you want to. turn me [ bleep ] in. i don't care. >> tell them what? >> don't you talk to me that way. >> now tina tried to get eric out of the car. >> pull my car over now. i don't trust you. i'm afraid of you now. >> all i'm asking -- you don't have to -- nobody knows anything but you. you don't have to tell anybody anything. >> eric pulled over and got out. and tina hopped in the driver's seat. and just like that, tina new drove away from her old life. >> in the end, you got enough. >> oh, absolutely, yeah. >> you understand you were under arrest? >> eric awas arrested and charged. >> i trembled all over. i couldn't believe it. >> but two years after erica arrest made headlines, tina made headlines of her own that put the whole case in jeopardy. >>> coming up -- >> i did not commit this crime. >> eric bechler on trial and tina's credibility, that's on trial, too. >> do you t

i heard brad say that. to say we should fence russia from the banking system, would crank up the price of oil even more, andrussia interviews inn our political system -- >> harris: do we let them get away with that? >> we can offer our own political warfare. i'm not saying we shouldn't do that but we should do what we are doing, law enforcement measures. russia has always engaged in political warfare efforts, they are nowhere near as successful as for example the chinese. you do recognize and realize they have no impact. the money they put into our politics couldn't sway the election for the mayor of wichita, it doesn't have -- >> harris: i don't think that's the point, the point is they are trying in one day they could be successful. with china, are we doing enough to keep them from doing it to our elections, too? >> china recently after finding a significant part of bill clinton's reelection in 1996 are focused more on stealing our ip but very focused on countries of australia, countries in africa, really around the world. australia big inbound recipient of thinly disguised chinese money. they're the effo

i love your band big perry. >> thank you >> over the next several yearse and throrale bums, lady a continued to crank out hits.and announced it was taking a hiatus. >> it was one of those things where we all needed to breathe. >> hillary and charles too that time to put out their own album. ♪ >> and thent year, the trio reunited, refreshed. renting homes in floridali and fornia to focus on writing their lest album, heartbreak. ♪ >> left the kids at hom for a while. >> no kids. >> we allowed them to come down in the basement for a little bit. you have to have that. creativity hits you at random times. it had been a while since we had been able to be in ati studio 1:00 a.m. if we wanted to. it was nice to have that back. ♪ >> heartbreak debuted on top the country charts with hits like the album's title trackyo d look good. ♪ ♪ >> so how does a popular band keep the harmony going? on stage and off. with a little therapy. >> i didn't know bands went into group therapy. >> they should. >> it helps, right? >> we'ot done a recently. just getting back into this and the balance. >> it is nice because i do think when ba

turn up add condition supermarkets have to crank up their phrases and so on does that increase demand help for solar business. yes definitely it does actually i myself now boards and that condition on so the heat wave is now creating people to buy new conditioners and the things like that so it definitely helps now for for the p.v. industry and as i said temperature this is not good for solar panels it's the light bulbs they always hold to overcome this so all the other incidents are now working on solar panels that. can actually tolerate even temperatures above thirty degrees and so to decrease the temperature but officials very briefly if you can what about those huge solar parks in the desert they have these connections all the time. exactly zero so maybe your talking about there's a tank and then things like that so i never thought it's a good idea to want to like blue solar in one place and to transport electricity into to europe because you have a lot of electrical losses however of course they have more sunshine and what is even more important because they are closer to the equator the summer and. in so. your ideation is is very simila