so good to see both of you. >> hi, j.j. >> good to see you, j.j. thank you. >> thank you for taking the time to come and talk to us. i want to unpack what this case is. so why don't we just start with you, paul. if you can explain to us what's at stake here. >> sure, j.j. this case addresses two really important issues about ownership rights. when a patentee manufacturers are about and they sell it, typically the purchaser of that good acquires the rights to that item. it can do what they want with it. there are two really important issues here. the first is whether or not a patentee, after selling the good, can restrict the way in which the purchaser either resells or prepares those goods. lexm ark's decision is a pant patentee can prevent a purchaser from reselling a good they purchased or repairing it. the second position is when a patentee sells a good outside the united states, whether u.s. business and consumer may purchase that good outside the united states and brick it into the united states for use without violating the patent law. both o

. >> and matt reeves and j.j. abrams. >> jimmy: j.j. jimmy: and now he gave your eulogy, the circle is complete. >> wait a minute. >> jimmy: but that is a lot of stuff to do together. >> it was. >> jimmy: obviously you're close. did you know tom cruise before that movie? >> didn't know tom cruise. i'd met him at j.j.'s house. j.j. was having this birthday party at his house. and suddenly tom cruise was there. we were like, tom cruise, what is he doing at this birthday party? there was a -- because it was at his house. not like j.j. had hula hoops or something. it was a kid easy hula hoop. somehow there was a hula hoop contest. i could be wrong but i think scott speedman was involved in the hula hoop contest. >> jimmy: is that right? >> you could ask him. i'm pretty sure tom cruise won the hula hoop contest. >> jimmy: of course he, did he probably trained with some hula hoop shaman. >> right. >> jimmy: climbed to the top of hula hoop mountain to learn how. >> yes. >> jimmy: he's probably still out there doing it. >> so good. >> jimmy: ye

i'm j.j. ramburg and welcome back to "your business." i first met nielis brown about two months ago. she hadn't earned enougho pay herself. she's very impressive, but she needed some help turning her company into something she could actually make a living from. so we called in the experts. we made some introductions. and together, they gave that business a workout. >> 2-year-old niela ellis brown makes her own hibiscus tea. it's based on a secret family recipe inherited from her jamaican born great grandfather. he created this drink back in the 19 20s. >> what is your favorite thing on here? >> to my favorite accomplishment is the forbes 30 earn 30. >> her company finances are okay, but so far, niela has taken home no salary and has been unable to launch her product into the national market. that's why she asked our show for a makeover. last month, we traveled to detroit to get it started. >> i can walk you through the process starting from the beginning. >> perfect. >> thanks to the your business s.w.a.t. team of industry experts, we le

i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping you grow your business. i first met this woman two months ago at her iced tea factory in detroit. she had been running her business for two years and earned steady sales but still didn't earn enough to pay herself. we called in the experts, they made introductions and together we gave that business a workout. she makes and sells her own ellis island has by kiss island tea based in detroit. it's heralded from her jamaican family. her grand forecreated this drink back in the 1920s. >> what is your favorite accomplishment on wall? >> my favorite accomplishment is forbes. >> reporter: her finances are good so far but she's taken home no salary. that's why she asked our show for a makeover and last month we travel traveled to detroit to get it started. >> i can walk you through the business. >> you've got it. >> we learn thad she's got a great product and strong instincts for running a business. >> she's worked very, very hard and very committed and very committed. >> she definitely knows where she wants the take

i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your growing business. michael dorff is an entrepreneur and urban wine maker who created a state of the art music venue and fully functional winery right in the heart of the city. the idea had a few snags in the beginning, but after working out the kinks, this entrepreneur is making the leap, expanding his business to several big cities with many more on the way. michael is a modern day impresario with a passion for food, wine, and music. he thought this would be a golden combination for a new business concept called city winery, which he opened in 2008. an expensive operation to run, his new restaurant/concert venue/winery was highly dependent on the idea that deep pocketed new yorkers would be interested in owning their own barrel of wine. >> so the original wine side of the business was predicated on selling barrels of wine to really wealthy bankers, and i pre-sold about 150 barrels. gotten people to sign up to make a barrel. it was going to be about $12,000. you would get your 250 bottles, private label

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i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping business decision makers grow their companies. for those who watch us every week, you might notice something is different. we have a brand-new set and a brand-new look here and we are very excited about it. what we have that is the same are the great story that is are going to help you run your businesses. we are going to start with this one. when ellen bennett was a 19-year-old cook working through culinary school in new mexico, she never imagined in a few years, she would be cooking up something statewide that would change kitchen fashion forever. we caught the attention of hundreds of thousands of fans across the country. now, she's running a multimillion dollar business. there's no doubt ellen has made the leap. ♪ >> it's been called the apple of the culinary world. offering a collection of high-end, durable aprons, chef gear and accessories. hedley and bennett revolutionized the way we look at it. >> we take it seriously.

j.j. meier. today we're going to be talking about men's sexual health and performance.ur guest today is a former olympic strength and conditioning coach. he has appeared on numerous television and radio programs and has authored several books on health and wellness -- specifically, sexual health. >> recently inducted into the national fitness hall of fame, he believes that sexual performance is suffering because of our stressful lifestyles, our poor diet, and many other factors.

hill montessori school in st paul i know this because i went to j.j. hill immediately following castillo's murder and this is what his community told me . he was a mr rogers with dreadlocks and she was just a kind and gentle guy and. she would break apart fights easily just by being a calming influence she would help out kids with disabilities how do you get provoked by them when when we see what i've said to my little one they didn't know what a kind and gentle man he was this police officer saw his brownness and thought him a monster and the thing that i want people to know is that that officer blew a hole in his family in his life he'll never have the children that he should parent what a wonderful man and in five hundred and some children's lives and all of their support people and all of their parents and that's a huge part of this community. in st paul the high school classmates of steel have started an annual community gathering to celebrate his life and raise money for a scholarship fund established in his honor and memory in washington on your

. >> reporter: j.j., sessions and deputy attorney general rosenstein, that would require rosenstein's permission. would that force the attorney general ultimately to recuse himself? >> well, i think if the fbi in that investigation gets information about potential involvement of other people, it's going to expand. the fbi is not going to be limited in its investigation and it could potentially mean that rod rosenstein would have to recuse himself. if there's information that he was potentially involved. but the department of justice would have a very difficult time trying to limit an investigation when information or intelligence is collected that says people are involved. >> you know, emily, few in the white house are closer to president trump than son-in-law and adviser jared kushner whose name continues to keep coming up. does anybody, does you, do we actually believe he would have met with officials without the president's knowledge? >> well, it's hard to believe that. i mean, there's a lot of conflicting information that's been coming out about some of these meetings in the case

j.j. reddick. >> i love it. >> they say he wants a lot of money. i don't know.hink you can get him at a fairly decent price. off the bench firing and giving them points, they have a shot. they don't have anybody right now with fire power off the bench. >> how about this confidence, moments after getting drafted, i went one on one with the number one pick. he says he feels sorry for the teams they will face because the sixers are going to be so good. everybody wants to know, when will this philadelphia 76ers team be competitive? be a playoff contender? >> this year. >> wow. this year. and why do you believe that? >> because the guys there are already working hard. and i believe they believe it. just me coming in, i think i can help them and they're going to help me a lot. i just thank the coaches there, they have a good vision and everything like that. that's my belief. >> are you saying this team is going to be in the playoffs this time next year? >> yeah, that's the goal. to be in the playoffs. >> what are your goals personally coming in as the number one overa

j.j. killihan. front and center is oil prices down about 2% yesterday. half a percent a couple hours ago now in positive territory for this morning is that encouraging to you do you think we reached the bottom of this oil price slide >> i don't know if we reached the bottom 44 was a big level we slid down the next true support is at 40 you may see people start to bottom pick here or some shorts start to cover, which would be good because as it affects the stocks, i think one thing that you'll start to see is people question earnings now. we had great earnings cycles but at 40 it certainly becomes a drag on earnings, particularly for the -- all of the energy stocks you've seen how they've been the weakest sector i would expect this to continue as long as the crude prices continue to drag down. what about the rests of the earnings picture and expectation shaping up it's always -- it always reads x energy we always expect energy to be weaker depending on what the oil price is doing how are the rest of earnings expectations shaping up? >> i think we'll conti

she says initially she wanted to send j.j.ought why not bring dubai to the entire neighborhood in north philadelphia. this event went wildly viral. >> i'm like where did she get the camel. >> from ohio. >> she brought him in. >> there you go. >> young man overcame a lot of obstacles in his life so let him celebrate even with a camel. >> alicia thanks. >> let's get another check on the roads right now. >> matt standing by with the update. >> i can't promise you're going to love are your ride home but i don't think there will be any camels in your way so we've got that going for us. good afternoon brian and sharrie, this is in your way, broken down vehicle along 95 in delaware county. northbound side close to 452, so this is just north of the pennsylvania-delaware state line. as you can see it's taking out the left lane so it's just those two right lanes squeezing by it is a slow go coming out of delaware into pennsylvania along 95 northbound. elsewhere in delco in prospect park we have that accident along 420 lincoln avenue by

the sixers are reportedly interested in j.j.rs and their former draft pick andre iguodala. embead and simmons have been rehabbing in camden. they're hoping to be healthy and play together for the first time on opening night in four months. >> obviously, both of those guys coming off the injuries so they've been progressing, you know, accordingly to our medical staff. joel just loves the game, and ben has gotten increasingly better and better in that effort every single day. he's been amazing for me. and i think you'll see some of that transformation in both of their games this year when they spill out on the floor. >> they are working hard. i'm john clark. we're right back. what if there was a paint... ...that had the power to awaken something old... ...or painfully dated... ...or something you simply thought was lost forever... ...because it could form a strong bond, regardless of age... if a paint could give any time-worn surface stunning new life... ...you have to wonder... is it still paint? regal select exterior from benjam

i'm j.j. ramburg. welcome to your business. the show dedicated to helping you grow your business. for those of you that watch us each week, you might notice something is different. we have a brand new set and a brand new look and we're very excited about it. what we have that's the same is the same great stories that will help you run your business. when ellen bennet was a 19-year-old cook working her way through culinary school in mexico, she never imagined in a few short years later she will cook up something stateside to change cooking fashion forever. her designs have caught the attention of hundreds of thousands of fans across the country. now she's run ago multi million dollar business and there's no doubt the ellen has made the leap. ♪ it's been called the apple of the culinary world. offering a collection of high ends durable aprons and accessories. l.a. based hedley & bennet has revolutionized the way we look at fashion in the food space. we take making aprons very seriously. >> ellen bennet, fondly known as the apron lead has been at the birth of this movement. her vie b

in the first, j.j. schwartz lines a base hit to left and it's 1-0.eatened to score more that same inning. with two men on, this liner is snagged by lsu's greg fitman. what a catch. this is a single up the middle, scoring one. now in the fifth, they lead 2-0. if that proves to be the final, florida will be the national champions. >>> red sox manager john farrell has been fined and received a one-game suspension for this up close and personal argument he had on saturday with the umpire bill miller. he's serving the suspension tonight as boston hosts minnesota. russell westbrook won his award last night. westbrook was an easy winner over james harden. kanter took a photograph and tweeted, no, no, no, you are the real mvp, referring to durant's famous shoutout to his mom when he was named most valuable player. remember this? >> you made sure we ate, you went to sleep hungry, you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. >> being league mvp is nice, but i'm guessing westbrook would trade it all in for the finals mvp that durant won. warrior fans can take a

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in the first, j.j. schwartz lines a base hit to left and it's 1-0. florida threatened to score more that same inning. with two men on, this liner is snagged by lsu's greg fitman. what a catch. this is a single up the middle, scoring one. now in the fifth, they lead 2-0. if that proves to be the final, florida will be the national champions. >>> red sox manager john farrell has been fined and received a one-game suspension for this up close and personal argument he had on saturday with the umpire bill miller. he's serving the suspension tonight as boston hosts minnesota. russell westbrook won his award last night. westbrook was an easy winner over james harden. kanter took a photograph and tweeted, no, no, no, you are the real mvp, referring to durant's famous shoutout to his mom when he was named most valuable player. remember this? >> you made sure we ate, you went to sleep hungry, you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. >> being league mvp is nice, but i'm guessing westbrook would trade it all in for the finals mvp that durant won. warrior fans

i'll be going to wyoming for the party j.j. dinner. we have to rebuild the democratic party from the grassroots and states up, all 50 states. that's why i'm going to help archie parnell in the fifth congressional district. we also need to win back our statehouses. every person in the united states has a lot of power and a lot of voice. none of us can afford to go silent. i hope that's where we all direct our energies, to call forward the goodness that's within our country. there's a lot of it out there, and it just needs to be called forward. >> i can tell governor, you're trying to redirect my questioning to look ahead versus looking in the past, but we are a little fascinated still as to why it is that hillary clinton did lose that election. obviously, as we remember, all polls pointed in her direction. she says that russia was the tipping point. do you agree with that? >> well, look, i think the russian interference is unprecedented, and i believe the collusion of the trump campaign with the russians will ultimately be proved to hav

certainly re-energizes memories, pretty bad memories, but also energizes, the memories of john gibson and j.jut. john gibb let that shooter go past him and yelled at him, so he turned around and they shot point-blank at each other. john died and the shooter lived. it was all in my office. david: that is extraordinary, once again the shooting yesterday in capitol hill area was the same sort of thing. the capitol hill police tried to distract the shooter to focus on them rather than on the congressman. these people no self-sacrifice at its core. >> oh, they are. first of all one of the best police departments in america. they're extremely well-trained. they are to thely dedicated and professional. in fact john gibson's son is a capitol police officer today. david: my goodness. >> they are dedicated to their service. they're dedicated to their protectees. they do it in such a way you don't even know they're around. david: you must think about detective gibson a lot. may well be that you would not be here were it not for him? >> no doubt about it. because when the first shot went off, of course s

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i was on a film called "ten gloverfield lane," produced by j.j. abrams.i thought about what's it going to sounds li that a film tells you, a film tells you what it s >> right. >> it has to exist in order to tell you that. >> sometimes it's what you think it needs and the director think it needs probably aren't always the same. >> it can be off, i guess. >> the can be different. that's part of the job, getting on the same page with the filmmaker. it's their job to be able to articulate something. it's my job to be able to interpret what they're saying. a lot of times you understand the meaning behind what they are >> thank you very much. >> the score is available in select theaters and is available for preorder on itunes. the movie is "score." >>> in the city of rome, you can find history all around you and, as it turns out, even beneath youret when you do that in the eternal city of rome, you can uncover a whole lot of history. >> that's what happened during a recent construction project. and the treasures unearth read turning a metro station into a museu

i was on a film called "ten gloverfield lane," produced by j.j. abrams.ought about what's it going to sounds like, what are the different themes going to be. ultimately when i saw the movie, i took a look at john goodman and his imposing presence. it's like -- now i'm hearing ideas. now the score seems so inevitable. i always say that a film tells you, a film tells you what it means. >> right. >> it has to exist in order to tell you that. >> sometimes it's what you think it needs and the director think it needs probably aren't always the same. >> it can be off, i guess. >> the can be different. that's part of the job, getting on the same page with the filmmaker. it's their job to be able to articulate something. it's my job to be able to interpret what they're saying. a lot of times you understand the meaning behind what they are telling you. >> thank you very much, good luck with the film. >> thank you very much. >> the score is available in select theaters and is available for preorder on itunes. the movie is "score."in t city n find history all around

finally, our friend jarrius "j.j."fficial new orleans saints hype man and social media master. now the 15-year-old sports fan is being honored with the jimmy v. perseverance award at the espys. take a look at his special preshow acceptance speech. >> hello, i'm a friend of "good morning america." this is jarrius robertson and i want to thank espn and the jimmy v foundation for giving me this award. i can't believe i won and it's an honor to be included in the group with jimmy v. jarrius out, peace! [ applause ] >> so well. >> so great. >> doing really well. >> it's the pick me up you need on a day like today. >> yeah. >> i love a guy that already has a speech written. he's been in and out of hospitals his whole life battling a chronic liver disease and so proud to see nothing can stop him from pushing forward. watch the 25th espys on july 12th at 8:00 p.m. on abc. >> great to see him. >> yeah, that kid is a bright spot. >> thank you, sara. >> thank you. >>> let's go outside to ginger. >> i found emma. she's from las ve

j.j., we love when you come along. you tell us what your customers have been doing. let's focus on apple. have they been net buyers or sellers? >> they've been net buyers for the last two months. it's interesting -- i'll start with one thing overall. our retail clients have been net buyers for four consecutive months of the market. so although it's the most disrespected rally ever, our clients have been believers. it's kind of funny, bill, because four months ago they actually sold apple and then going into earnings they started buying it again and they've been buying it ever since all the way back up. they had taken some profits and the faith is renewed. >> some other good names we'll get back to but kenny, i wanted to ask you about the activity overall today. the move in oil again is kind of lackluster. i'm sure that can't help the market. >> not at all. but there's pathetic volume. i think there's a lot going on this week and the political drama towards the end of the week is kind of what's holding everybody at bay. but not a lot of volume. we've had really no mov