jerry: marcus, i'm jerry. lemonis: jerry, how are you? jerry: very good. nice to meet you.f. -lemonis: nice to meet you. couple struggles that i have. i think the fact that it's not truly a total clear-span building changes things a little because your space layout now has to work around poles, and the way you move your forklift and your shelving changes for what we need it for. how long's it been sitting empty? jerry: about two and a half to three years ago. lemonis: so, it's been a while. jerry: yeah. lemonis: what's the term you're looking for? jerry: for a five-year term on the lease. lemonis: so i'd be willing to start with a six-year term, then two more five options. and so i'm willing to pay you $8,000 a month in rent. but i would need that first year for free. the building's been sitting empty for three years, and so... jerry: six months of free rent? lemonis: go to nine, call it a day? nine months? we got a deal? jerry: we got a deal. lemonis: while moving to this facility may be more efficient, it also makes us more profitable. the difference in rent is about $80,

. >> what jerry is saying about a reboot now. >> plus, "ant-man and the wasp"s fan out over michellefeifer. >> she played your love interest and now she's playing your mother-in-law. >> it's all good, right. >> >> will smith says he and wife jada don't even say they're married anymore. what? he's gonna explain coming up. >> but those aren't the only fireworks going off in hollywood. >> come on. have you seen mariah carey lately? >> he looks great. we'll get to that, but first, the stars were all about showing their fourth of july spirt yesterday. and if you're j-lo and a-rod, that meant a little dirty dancing. >> nothing says love like a two-hour "carpool karaoke" session, j-rod style. ♪ you know where i'm at >> the couple spent the fourth getting cozy on the beach, but look what he spotted here. could it be an engage. ring? i don't see a rock and j-lo often wears jewelry on that finger. at night? what else but fireworks? trying to put out the fire, meaning those divorce rumors, david and victoria beckham posted this on their 19th anniversary -- her hand on his, while he's holding a

jerry jaffe is at the podium. they are talking about this dramatic change in treatment and fighting drug abuse that had occurred under the nixon administration. bob himself addressing the second panel. we didn't get a picture of the panel. but it was so interesting because of this reunion. h.e.w. headed the best. he had been a bureaucrat for 30 years and never had he remembered a situation like what happened when the nixon administration took leadership of drug abuse treatment. he said he was called into a meeting at the secretary's office, the only time he saw the secretary, and richardson said this is an initiative, the president is exercising leadership, and i don't want to hear my departments not supporting it. which brings us to the last slide. we have five whole minutes. what are the lessons that we learned from president nixon's drug abuse initiative? ? >> i want to go back a little bit. what was nixon reacting to? nixon was reacting to the modern drug abuse epidemic, a change in the world that went on in t

jerry jones always had this policy and players were fine with it.ut a fist up in the air last year, he did not penalize them for, i'm curious to see if that is what more do. would you that be okay with you, trish? >> trish: jerry jones is a business owner, you don't agree, you wouldn't do what you did, you don't own an n.f.l. team? >> jessica: not yet. >> trish: not watching ratings tank. as much as -- look, you know i'm a former singer and recently same the "national anthem," and my kids wanted me to do it. because of this controversy, think about every time i sing that song, every time i hear that song, it just -- i feel tremendous sense of pride to be an american, to have had the opportunities i've had and look, when you sit down to watch a game of football, i don't know, it's kind of american. like one of those american things you do, it is an american sport. i get it bothers people, you don't want to associate politics with entertainment in that way and such an american force in entertainment. from a patriotic perspective, i don't like it, from

jerry palmer. >> actually the next day when the investigators called me. >> it was no secret jerry and pam did not get along after the divorce. the divorce, which, by the way, she asked him to file. since a jehovah's witness she wasn't allowed. >> i filed for divorce. >> accommodating to the end. >> to the end. >> and now the police were calling. >> and i told them i would be more than happy to talk to them. >> if they come up to nebraska. >> you have six hours and you can be here to talk to me. >> nebraska. jerry moved far away which cleared him for sure. of course, they need to look at shannon and aaron too. given their falling out with pam and ralph. but? >> they were cleared almost immediately because -- >> they were nowhere around. >> not involved. >> dead end. the crime scene people did find some things, mind you. including a bloody fireplace poker that turned out to be the murder weapon. >> the marking on her head was the exact replica of the shape of the fire poker. the end of the poker. >> they cataloged everything they found. broken glass in the back door. they even took the

with jay allison, jerry allison, who played drums with joe mauldin, who played the standup bass.n they were starting out and getting these gigs at different places, they were also able to open for different musical acts that would come through town. elvis presley being one of them. and for other performers that came through town, like early husky and johnny cash and bill haley and the comets. it was during one of those appearances that he was seen by a nashville talent scout, who happens to also be marty robbins' manager, a man by the name of eddie crandall. and after that performance, mr. crandall spoke with buddy's manager, a gentleman by the name of "high pockets" duncan. he told mr. duncan that he thought he would be able to get buddy a recording contract in nashville. so it was through those channels that buddy was able to receive his first recording contract out of nashville. he and his band went up to nashville with the idea that they would record songs as they wanted them recorded, however, when he got to nashville, they sort of -- the executives there wanted him to play

this is not about jerry day. this is about expanding and building on the success of jerry day and other programming that has been provided in that space. $100,000 would create more than a few opportunities. i think it would create maybe three concerts. if you did $50,000, you might be able to get one and a half. this is about trying to have more than a few concerts. >> supervisor sheehy: question for the chair. the 100,000, the commissioner mentioned two venues. >> supervisor safai: the reason why i brought up stern grove -- >> supervisor sheehy: this is for your own district? >> supervisor safai: no mclaren park is not in my district. it is in district nine and 11. but the programming if they citywide programming like stern grove. that's why i brought it up because it is free concerts and free access but this is about bringing programming to the southeast part of san francisco. thank you for that question. >> supervisor cohen: are there any other citywide asks that you have? >> supervisor safai: a lot of the ask

>> real talk from jerry seinfeld.reside ann barr. >> i didn't see why it was necessary to fire her. i never saw somebody in their career with one button pushed. >> jerry say she should be replaced. >> i think they should get another roseanne. why can't we get another roseanne, there's a lot of funny women that can do that part. i hate to see a economic lose a job. >> jerry's all about supporting fellow comics. >> that car just blew up. >> see, i told you, you shouldn't leave the keys in the car. >> i don't have them, i swear. >> teach you a lesson, and you should always -- i could have let that go longer. >> i was in a coma for 10 days. >> it was not the last 10 days. i love hanging out with comedians and doing nothing, which is my entire life. >> they say, what's your show about. i say nothing. there you go. i think you may have something here. >> just expect the reboot of jerry's other show about nothing. "seinfeld." >> i don't care what people do, it's not my thing. >>> what about other favorite tv stars? these cel

i get why jerry jones or any other nfl owner would say, you know what? this is your job.of the job. you're going out there, going to at least act like you care about this country. joining me harlan hill, member of president trump's re-election advisory board. harlan, you and i talked about this a lot. you know, i say to myself, my goodness, if you feel that strongly about it, as one of these players, why don't you go into politics? why don't you make a few speeches on the weekend? why do you do this on the field? >> absolutely. ultimately these players are professionals, and when you're at work there are certain expectations for your behavior, and your ability to inject politics into your day-to-day work place is us spended. you have an absolute right on your own time to voice your political opinions. if you wanted to take a knee at a little league game, fine, that is up to you. if you're a nfl player, you're on the field, you're wearing your team's jersey, in front of millions of americans watching on tv, you should stand. that is what jerry jones is doing here. trish: h

did i mention i'm jerry with a "g." >> jerry, shut the (bleep) up. you have to be quiet.wants to feel sorry for jerry sandusky. >> i get it. >> i'm sorry, man. >> it's all right. i'm used to. >> it's a lot. >> it is. >> why don't you go get some coffee. just... you take off. i'm sorry, eric, continue. we were making great progress, and then a breakthrough. >> at a certain point, i made my instagram private and i shut down my twitter. >> and how have you been since then? >> i've been fine. >> that's powerful. ( laughter ) this was all great sharing. i think now we should end with our affirmation. >> i am bigger than my online abuse. i am more than my name. i am worthy of likes. i am worthy of followers. i will be strong and not go into my d.m.s. im not a disgrace to the sandusky family. >> all right, that's beautiful. ( applause ) >> trevor: the real roy wood jr., everyone. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) fwhat is yourl online banking password? [audience gasping] oh, dear... [clacking metal] it was 'windbreaker,' now...it's... [muttering] ...spelled...like cat

[laughter] greg: same thing jerry says every day.] honestly, i don't even know why he's my neighbor anymore. is it dangerous having them bond with a nonsent credibility device? >> it's too cuddly. seems nice and friendly. the kid was hugging it. it's a baby sitter. it has to be way meaner than the parents. it should be the terminator. [laughter] it's like, you know, when you have a substitute, the kids take advantage of the substitute, so the substitute has to be way meaner. you know, if i'm the regular teacher, your substitute has to be baker. greg: that's true. [laughter] >> so the robot can't be cute and cuddly, he has to be scary and meaner so that the kids do what they're told. greg: kat, would you life have been better if as a child you had an ipal? >> yes. [laughter] i think that this is a great idea, actually. greg: really? >> i think that the robot is fully capable of making sure the child does not die -- greg: that's good. >> which, as i understand it, is the number one thing parents look for in a babysitter. i was very emo

jerry jones has a message for his team. you better stand for the national anthem.y shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 with reaction online. >> the nfl trying to figure out how to handle the national anthem kneeling controversy the cowboys owner jerry jones has decided what his team is going to do, our policy is you stand during the and them, toe on the line. how is that going to work out? according to nfl.com the cowboys have a written policy in place requiring players to stand. whatever the nfl decides may not affect this particular team. we have to see on that front. they are talking about this on social media. finally someone with some sense and pride and as should all players lead from front, jerry jones. he commented on donald trump, saying the president's interest in the national anthem controversy is problematic. he wants the whole thing to go away. rob: i think all of the nfl does. twitter in trouble. >> reporter: an investigation found twitter is limiting visibility of conservative accounts like florida congresswoman matt gates and are in c chairwoman mc

as far as macy's, it's interesting that it's ben and jerry's therethere; but ben an jerry's is a multinational corporation. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> san francisco hometown creamery is a place that i go often, like everyone else is saying, i think it represents the best of san francisco. not only is the ice cream incredible, the ingredients the owners uses are sourced locally. it's the only ice cream store that makes its base from scratch. even the decor speaks to our city as the walls are lined with stunning artwork representing all the different districts of the city. what's most personal to me, it is a minority owned business and embodies the entrepreneurial success of san francisco. i was thrilled to hear they're opening up a food truck or van. it's such an accessible location, where there aren't any ice cream stores, like really, artistan ice cream stores. i'm disappointed by the opposition. it's precisely in union square, lined with big corporate retail stores where we need the vibrancy of small businesses represented, so i ask that you maintain the support for hometown crea

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i am with the friends of jerry garcia. first off, i want to say thank you for the transparency and fairness in this process. it seems more than what i've seen in years past. i am here to support the request for larger events at the jerry garcia amphitheater at the pr request for jerry day 2018 coming up here on august 5th. the impact of a larger events in the southeast section will have a huge impact on the local communities in the core doors in a very positive way. again, i want to say thank you to supervisor cohen and other supervisors for the support. i also want to plug our youth exchange. they are a viable nonprofit in excelsior and they should be supported as well. i appreciate the support for their quest for at large events at the jerry garcia amphitheater. it will help the community and support for jerry day 2018. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning supervisors. congratulations, supervisor cohen on your election as president. , please restore funding for the kaser purchasing. that voters w

>> jerry jones, you and i wouldn't be talking about this right now, preseason, who is going to get cut make the team, how many wins the giants are going to have, we are talking about controversy which is terrible for the nfl. jillian: i have so many thoughts about this. i have witnessed malcolm jenkins doing a lot of good in the community. i didn't grow up an african american man. i don't know the struggles they claim to have, the reason they are protesting. i didn't grow up you. we didn't have the same experience. it is hard to say you are wrong but a lot of people are saying we need to get to a point where we can allow these players to have conversations, allow ourselves to listen to them while having respect for the flag. how do we get to that point? >> it is an empty gesture. offend a lot of people, a lot of protesters say it is not about the flag or the military except it is because it is going on and veterans are particularly impacted by the power of the flag but there is no cut follow-up, no conversation. it is based on a falsehood. colin kaepernick says there are dead bodies in

elizabeth: that's dallas cowboys' owner jerry jones.ot down saying his nfl players on his team will be required to stand during the national anthem next season. they will not have the option of protesting by staying in the locker room. that is part of the nfl's new policy. that's now under debate. let's get to ratings, down about 10% versus last season. that's being blamed on the increase in streaming, a lack of marquee matchups and the anthem protest. basically attendance is down about 7%. let's bring in dallas fallen officer foundation president, great to see you, sergeant. >> great to see you also. elizabeth: you know, other sports leagues' players stand, the nba, baseball. why is this still a divisive issue for the nfl? >> well, first and foremost, i want to thank jerry jones for having a decisive business model and being able to make a decision that's appropriate for the country. we know that this is a divisive issue, and this should not even be a part of anyone's discussion. kneeling during the national anthem. i mean, we realize

fought back to win in a tie breaker in chile and then took the second to steal victory it was jerry's birth to ever win over a top ten ranked player thanks. and people around the world spent half the noise with their eyes on the skies getting their fill of the longest total lunar eclipse of the century the shadow of the earth through the moon into darkness and turned red mars also put in an appearance in its closest approach to earth for fifteen years. but even if it was past bedtime everyone came. telescopes improved ny let people get that little bit closer to the moon. but just looking up works to. those with cameras captured the heavenly body on film. in south africa people stopped in the streets reading it it's a very long list. so it's a bit up about what. the books. are trying to look very different today. reground ground. troops district differently very different. in egypt outside the city of fire you home leaving the artificial lights behind was an effort worth making. the most of when we chose a place far from the city on purpose because the feather away from the city we get

jerry jones, where are you today on president trump? interested in what we are doing is problematic for my chair and in general the owner's chair. it's unprecedented if you think about it. what a very game itself. the way it is and we'll deal with it. >> there were no new national anthem policies. it'll be several weeks before we have a policy in place. maria: your reaction, jack. >> two things to say. we talked about this for a long time. the national football league is the largest wealth creator for young african-american men in this country. i just hate to see anything being done that will take away from that. i do want to pass off any fans. i wonder make anyone upset because i know those revenues and resources going into the communities of color because of these african-american men, they need well. i want to keep that going. i'll say that first. second thing is there are so many issues facing the nfl players. we talked a lot particularly with concussions in all the drug issues with getting guys to many opioid and the crises going o

to my then one then a half an hour and then his wife called me up she was guy said wiring it right jerry was shot i said what i just talked to him broad daylight well he wanted to start. signature campaign to stop the mining allowance and we did it. for a while and by your exposure i don't know if he's that was. because he had this radio show and he kept on hitting the politicians primarily joy joy when i think of this document then. i cannot say that it was regrettable. that he did what he did because somebody had to do it and also i believe in what he say. and after he died i took over the community because dana walters from project and i told the people not to be worried because we have to continue. to give them important information about how important the environment is to their lives and their sustainability do survive. i mean my most up and down on noon tomorrow morning nine on your. little one i'm going to. talk in about any of. you tomorrow. i'm coming to talk to me. and i mean do you think. i mean someone i don't mention. you know me. you know. now i mean. you've been up. now y

more can be done to improve care for those facing mental health issues for more this we're joined by jerry reed he's on the executive committee of the national action alliance for suicide prevention. in boulder colorado we have allison mamma she is the founder and executive director of active minds a nonprofit organization focusing on mental health awareness and education for students clay rutledge is an author and psychological scientist whose work focuses on the need for meaning and life he's in fargo north dakota and in miami we have deseret state she is a suicide prevention activist and the founder of live through this that's an organization that encourages people to tell their stories of hope recovery after a suicide attempt hello everybody it's good to have you here trying to be as practical as we can with this conversation deseret i'm starting with the tweets about through various faces people stories tell me what does this banner represent this is actually a representation of courtship made for the lives of this project through this is a series of portraits and true stories of suic

forcing governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency.new information... coming up.e in the south bay after police say a woman attacked a grandmother and tried to kidnap a child.tonight that suspect is in custody..reacti on from the victim's neighbors..in a story that's new tonight at ten.(pam) and a string of robberies at a bart station... has commuters on edge.details on the frightening crime spree.. next in a live report.(ken) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. ((ken)) breaking news in northern california....the carr fire in shasta county is burning out of control.thanks for joining us... i'm ken wayne.((pam)) and i'm pam moore.cal- fire confirming tonight ... the fire has jumped the sacramento river.we're told dozens of homes have been destroyed. (ken)several neighborhoods are now under a mandatory evacuation order for several neighborhoods in redding.cal fire says that blaze tripled in size overnight to more than 28-thousand acres and is just 6 percent contained...down from 10 earlier today.(pam) people are being

governor jerry brown released this statement reading in part we extend our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and many colleagu colleagues who are mourning a sudden and tragic loss. >>> it turned deadly for two passengers. it happened near redwood road in alameda county. officers say the driver swerved the avoid a deer on the red and lost control. you can see there the red mazda flipped onto its roof before coming to a stop. there were five people, two women in the backseat, both died. one other person was taken to the hospital. officers say alcohol was not involved in the crash. >>> at least four dogs have been killed by a coyote terrorizing two east bay neighborhoods. it happened in backyards during the past month alone. >> nine-year-old lucy recovering after a coyote attacked her in her own backyard july 6th. he says he was in shock when he looked out the window and saw his jack russell terrier. >> i see a coyote with lucy in his mouth. >> it happened after they found their other jack russell terrier gone. five days later a neighbor confirmed their worst fears. >> a neighbo

jerry ford isn't standing up. confused. sure enough, it was jerry ford. i mean, he was no star. but he turned out to be, i think, just right for this. he was steady. tone. the right i think the pardon was right, to say, now, let's put this behind going.keep there was a big discussion, big argument, with the new prosecutor, jaworski and so on, nixonwhether or not should be prosecuted. i don't know what would have been gained by that. man couldow how the have been shamed any more. and he would have written another book, i guess. actually, when he was at san clemente. but as the impeachment was closing in on him, and of course we all thought of the certain names thrown around so much, he the greatest books had been written from jail. course, to mien camp. but i don't think there was anything untoward there. >> there's a question there. >> do you have a question? annie.ame is i just wondered if you had a nutshell theory on why nixon is so paranoid? i mean, is there such a thing? >> the question is, did i have a nutshell theory why he was so paranoid? psychobabble.om you really can't

jerry jones, where are we today? >> or policy as you stand at the handgun. is problematic for my chair. unprecedented if you think about it. >> currently no active policy in the national anthem at the players association said last week in a joint statement they are working towards resolution privately. sports in los angeles. the lakers not only have the broad james, they also have new uniforms. check this out. to the layman that the same as always. purple, gold. the showtime era, drop shadows on the lettering. they are really yellow this time around. the reason we have the images is because they actually excellently done and i've not knowing that hadn't been released yet. the l.a. angels robert poole's last night. 631st and that is more than ken griffey junior hall of famer. first time this year by two holes, mike trout. hard to justify when there's so much money on the line to be made. initially it was believed that justify would race for a while, but that is it for the back of his baseball card is fluid on his ankle. cheryl: he'll be okay. watch what happe

today i found out that they've stopped the jerry springer show. and it made me think, jerry springer is still on? [laughter] but also why stop his show now? well, you might say who needs it right now? after all, with the nation's political tension, every day is the jerry springer show. [laughter] full of hair pulling, chair throwing, name calling all because we have opposing views. and the media blames, of course, the guy in the white house who i call the orange gandhi. [laughter] which is b.s.! politics always causes friction. we just have more places to see it. 24-hour cable news, social media, lou dobbs' hot tub. [laughter] we get it, the country is divided. but that's actually good. it's better to have two sides than one. and i wish we had more sides, actually. plus we just celebrated our 2 42nd birthday. we've been thruway worse than this. -- through way worse than this. and by the way, we look pretty awesome for our age. take a look at this map. we haven't gained a pound in 60 years. [laughter] idaho has abs. but there's always room for impr

>> yeah, thanks to jerry. at the consumer sanctions against russia.mp getting really tough with the low-hanging fruit of iran. after a brutal week last week of a lot of people calling them become a world stage with newton. you know, go back to the 2013 treats about obama and iran where he would try and wage war with iran to appear tough and that he was going to do so to save face. if you take that into context, that might be what we're looking at but it has more to do with what jeff alluded to. peace through strength. >> you make an interesting point here. i would like you to weigh in. is this kind of the way of balancing out what happened with putin last week? the president saying i am strong and here's the evidence of it. >> first of all undermining iranians attend to use them as a proxy for their nuclear weapons development of missile technology. they're sort of a proxy work going on russia's involved as well. iran right now is desperate because they are facing sanctions and there's a real in their own country and really call me mean. >> suffice it

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just found and told me that jerry was shot in my mind that was. probably just a minor minor wound but when i run area where he was shot i saw him on the ground. in the medical field and somehow know the use of gondor and i going to try it to see if the spirit of it and then he will see to be strong he has exposed a lot of things specially against government the government our politicians. would do a lot to fire up shawn and the biggest exposure was the. money which was not utilized operated for defeat. and by politicians and in specially the one we saw suspected or allegedly mastermind. then maybe it's before he died. and then me half an hour and a nice wife called me up she was guy said why are you crying jerry you were shot i said what i just talked to you brought. me wanted to start a. signature to stop them i need. to buy you expose i don't know if his death was when he got there because he had these three joe show and he kept. the. document. i cannot say that it does regret the world. that he did what he did because somebody had to do it and

and then me half an hour and a nice wife called me up she was guy said why are you crying jerry you were shot i said what i just talked to him brought. he wanted to start a. signature to stop the mining and we did it. by your exposing i know know of his death was when he got there because he had these three joe show and he kept. the. document that. i cannot say that. it was to get the world. that he did what he did because somebody had to do it and also i believe in what he say. and after he died i took over the community basis being able to receive a project and i told the people not to be worried because we have to continue. to give them important information about how important the environment is to their lives their sustainability do survive. i mean my must abandon all new model united and you bring up your own. little while i'm going along the rail we're going to it don't go to. talking about going to. bother you too much because you know big now mingling of about. can we do to. and i mean. i mean someone i don't mention. you know me. you know. now i mean. you. you've been up. in th

but jerry lewis third. guy it was third lotus jerry oh it's on earth this era. of the world cup and spies brings together people from all over the world nicole some from one fan from egypt his trip we've been tracking it's proved to be an experience he will not forget. all these guys are just men and we were celebrating the end scene and all of a sudden i find myself in the air it's crazy. i was on my way today airport and we got delayed we made it to the gate i think the movie would have made the flight in the legacy in but they didn't. they told me that there were no tickets available to first make it available on the seventh of july and i couldn't i could i can't stay here until the seventh of july . i took the same flight the next day but i did not have the money to be. pretty happy about the experience so basically hopefully this is not the last time you know definitely overnight. we've got more of the build up to today's two big games then russia v spain and croatia the demo the coming hours on coverage of the highlights to see them as well of course back

james: jerry ford. that's right.: you were offered the position of being deputy secretary of commerce. how did you quickly become somebody who is in charge of finding delegates for president ford in his race in 1970 against ronald reagan? james: first of all, the job of deputy secretary commerce, they try to find a business lawyer type. that is what i had been. george bush, i know, put in a good word for me. the second tragedy struck after i had been at the commerce for six months. the second tragedy that changed my life. that was jerry ford's delegate hunter in his campaign for the nomination against ronald reagan was killed in an automobile accident. they needed a new delegate out there. i didn't know anything about delegate hunting. i found out about it. david: to remind people, in 1976, gerald ford was president who had never been reel -- elected, he was going to run for election, and his main opponent was ronald reagan. it came down to a very tight convention. your job was to get the delegates for president ford

we will hear from the ceo of southwest next, jerry kelly. this is bloomberg.his is bloomberg markets. i'm lisa abramowicz. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu. southwest shares flying today after a good second-quarter profit and upbeat guidance as well. southwest airlines ceo jerry kelly spoke with bloomberg earlier. take a listen. jerry: the outlook for the rest of the year on the revenues and cost is really good. for the full year, our target is ,o have positive unit revenue and i think with the second-quarter results, that will be challenging, but i have still not given up on that goal. we have an improving outlook here in the third quarter, and i am really excited about the outlook for the fourth quarter. we have a lot of momentum. on the cost side of things, slowing our growth does put a little bit more cost pressure on us. stilling fuel prices, but i would expect that our unit cost for the year will be under 1% inflation. we have a good outlook, we are expansion into hawaii, which i hope to launch by the end of the year. fuel prices will stay where they are more

i am an american historian and whatever you think of jerry falwell senior, i don't think that he gets enough attention in the textbooks. this man is one of the most significant political thinkers of the post cold war world because he would teach millions of evangelicals that there is only one way to engage in public life. to put forth a particular political playbook as i call it but you won't know -- -- you all know to a point the right supreme court justice and members of congress will convert them to justice and to bring about change and reclaim and renew the restore the christian nation that somehow has been lost. that playbook is powerful and is closely connected with this gop. that playbook has been associated in the past with presidential candidates with a certain degree of character or respected american institutions. that was put to the test in 2016. once the playbook survived if the candidate did not have traditional character and guess what, it did. third, nostalgia over history. nostalgia has been something that has defined the christian right for a long time for most of it

paul, minnesota, a story they are on july 26 saying that jerry was trashed with illegally was charged with illegally prescribing opioids. complained the doctor issued multiple prescriptions of oxycodone and hydrocodone without a legitimate medical purpose and failed to maintain records as required by the controlled substances act. that is several perspectives in recent days. our program will look at it in several perspectives. we will look at the city of baltimore. will expand that to maryland. we will get a federal perspective and the perspective of first responders. we want to hear from you. give us a call and give us your thoughts. (202) 748-8000 if you are impacted by the opioid crisis. (202) 748-8001 for all others. health care for the homeless is where our guests will be base we willd. hear from them 25 minutes from now . we will hear more from its leadership and the people who work there looking at their perspective on the opioid crisis is well. baltimore, maryland is where we will start on our line for others. caller: good morning. ron, and i'm calling out of baltimore. i'm a

transition to a western style democracy they brought in retired police men like douglas brand and jerry back to teach. the basics of good civil policing. we went in may of two thousand and three with six policemen six american police officers this small group was unequal to the enormous task they were given. to train frost townsend policeman it was a sort of five to seven year project but they wanted it done in one thousand months . the man seen here in the navy bulletproof vest cardroom was installed as the iraqi leader of this new civic police force. hovering in the background is the mysterious figure of james steele observing and evaluating the situation sending his justified reports back to u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld. still had arrived in baghdad in two thousand and three just after the invasion describing himself as an energy consultant. this is the only known video footage of james steele as a civilian he had no place in the military chain of command exercised enormous power in iraq. the man on his left is the special forces colonel james coffman he reported directly t