big smile from jordan.he was walking through the crowd, he was high-five agriculture -- high-fiving everybody. relaxed. something tells me tom gillis does not feel the same way. ian: he's already got that spot for the open championship next week. jordan already exempt, obviously, looking for his third major in a row. but tom should be proud of himself the way he's played this week. he'll be disappointed that he didn't birdie 17. bill: his last 18 starts, eight top five finishes, including the masters and the u.s. open. ian: and he just looks so relaxed and comfortable. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. bill: sam allen with deere and company. crarme c.e.o.. -- chairman, c.e.o.. ian: comes down from the driving range. >> you're going to drop first. we are going to play the same rules, so playing the ball down. playing 18, 18. >> ok. thank you. >> play well, gentlemen. bill: jordan congratulating tom gillis. and these are players who win on the pga tour and then win a major the following week. actual

erik: this is jordan. lemonis: jordan, nice to meet you. i'm gonna chat with him without you for a little bit. erik: absolutely. yeah. come on, baby. lemonis: i wanted to spend a little time with you and kind of understand. what is your job today here? jordan: i came on in the past couple months to implement new sales strategies. really, whatever i can to bring money in the front door. lemonis: then, so, for every 100 customers that you bring on that are new, what's the retention look like? jordan: from when i've come on, it's about three weeks. lemonis: well, that's not long-term. jordan: exactly. what i've been trying to figure out is why they're not staying. lemonis: there's no mystery here. people aren't staying because the food is subpar. fix the product and improve it, people will sign up for more. -i'm marcus, by the way. -diana: i'm diana. lemonis: diana, nice to meet you. and what do you do here? diana: sales. lemonis: so, how long have you been here? diana: almost two years now. i started, with erik, managing the company, so i've

jordan's a are friendly state, but there's some in savory people in jordan. >> that's right. isis has a footprint in jordan. there's a significant number of isis. more than 2,000 jordanians have gone across the border to syria and iraq to join up with isis. there's been demonstrations in some towns in support offize. when the caliphate was announced a year ago, there were big demonstrations in jordan. there's a possibility he may have met with somebody with a terrorist agenda over there. >> presumably the jordans will help the u.s. better appreciate what was going on in jordan. phil abdulazeez had a court day coming up on july 30th. yesterday, as you know was the last night of ramadan, during the last ten days of ramadan there's an occasion known as the night of power during which the faithful worship, they seek repentance. do you think there's any coordination between what happened in chattanooga yesterday and the attacks specifically and the end of ramadan? >> i don't think it relates to the end of ramadan. i think that would be too simple an interpretation. in these cases

jordan downs is slated to be redeveloped. that is at it is scheduled parts of it will be torn down and people will be relocated so it won't just be completely demolished. they are already relocating in the toxic soil. they determined that there is toxic soil from the factories that used to exist and you know what that looks like. now here is the point that we have to push pause. will there be money to be developed? there is lovely plans and blueprints. big mike is going to talk a little bit later about job opportunities. but the big question we have to ask is there in fact granted the federal funding to rebuild jordan downs? this is a big question because it's going to take a lot of money and on the other hand it desperately needs to be rebuilt. >> if it's okay i'm going to introduce to people that have recently arrived, and i am going to first introduce the man who brought me onto the scene and spend some time with willie elementary friedman so if i may turn the microphone by the way they want everybody on the microphone bec

jordan is open for business. it's stable and secure. but it's in a very tumultuous region with a lot happening. is that fair? >> we are an island of stability, an oasis of productivity and hope. and so we are setting the example and the tone. we shouldn't take what's happening in the region as an excuse not to move forward. so seize this opportunity. and i think there's a lot of people in the region that are saying, where else can we go but to jordan to invest and to take advantage of what jordan has to offer. so i think this is our time. >> bret baier with the king of jordan there. >>> well, it may not be all greek to america how the crisis over there might affect things over her >>> today we are celebrating our courage and resolution to take our luck in our own hands, to give a voice to the greek people. >> if the greeks vote no, they have done everything but severing the greek negotiation position. the greek negotiation position will be dramatically weakened by a no vote. >> we are less than two days now from a pivotal referendum in

clearly jordan is in a bad neighborhood. if you don't go to those countries, you could have people that are refuges or perhaps fighters left and regrouping and preparation to go elsewhere. it's hard to know. once the facts come in and once all of the signal intelligence comes in and so forth, we will have a better picture, but right now, it's very fuzzy. >> let's stick with your analogy jordan is a bad neighborhood. if he stayed there in jordan, who has strength there? inside jordan. >> you've had, obviously, isis people there. you had al qaeda people there. your previous guest indicated an al qaeda sympathy in part of jordan. if you do polling in jordan, you find there is a significant group of people that have sympathy for a lot of the international bad stuff that is happening in the region. of course, the palestinian refuges, they have been there since they were kicked out of i'll in 1948. it's a calderon. that is one of the reasons the uncle of this young man will be interrogated and questioned and try to find out where

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>> nick he has been to jordan many times. jordan not the kind of location you think of for radicalization. this is a strong ally of the united states. >> reporter: yes. a minimalized presence here. there are pockets of radicalism here. with a lone wolf you only need one person online giving messages for the attacks to be inspired. jordan is low on the list of places you will be worried about. a very well known transit point for other parts in the middle east. great airport here he will use to the middle east. >> certainly mental illness and depression and fascination with guns. that is something we have seen many times in these lone wolf cases. thank you for that nick. >>> happening this morning, united nations security council vote on lifting sanctions on iran. into the sanctions is the main carrot in negotiations in vienna vienna. the white house decision to let the u.n. vote on the nuclear deal before congress has capitol hill in an uproar. on sunday the administration submitted the deal to congress starting to what is a 6

jordan robertson, liam thank you so much to all of you.n today's dealmakers, unit group plans to offer $23 billion for micron technology, according to a spokesperson familiar with the matter. they were up 12% on the news, marking the biggest gain in 18 months if the deal goes through being the largest chinese takeover of the u.s. company. at $21 per share it is considered cheap. tim would be paying just four times the earnings. he would also get time by buying revenue that could compete with the likes of samsung. what is most interesting about news is that the group is actually founded by one of china's top schools, which counts the county -- country's president amongst its alumni. this is one of the most interesting aspects of the move made by the beijing-based company, including a 51% stake in hewlett-packard just a couple of months ago. coming up, one videogame maker may have kate upton to thank for reaching unicorn status. we will explain after the break. the edges of the solar system are within the reach of nasa. what are we learning

mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's trips to kuwait and jordan. a friend says something happened to him while he was overseas. the alleged shooter's obsession with mixed martial arts. one expert says it was a power trip for him. we have a special report. let's go "out front." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. breaking news the suspect in the tennessee shooting worked at a nuclear plant in the united states. and he was fired there after ten days. here is what we are learning at this moment. mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was dismissed from this job because according to the plant, which is in ohio he "did not meet minimum requirements for ongoing employment." this comes as we have chilling new video of the massacre in which four american marines were murdered. a barrage of gunfire erupting. [ gunfire ] officials now formally are calling this a terror investigation. the chairman of the house homeland security committee saying the shooting is an isis-inspired act of terrorism. >> too many warning signs. targets are identical to the targets call by isis

nick paton walsh is live in a amman, jordan. but we start with sara ganin in chattanooga. >> reporter: we have been talking with people who might have come into contact with this person. we know the fbi is doing the same and talking to people who worked with him and people who owned gun ranges in that area to see if he was recognized practicing. also checking to see if he had lived in that area. we do know that in the days leading up to the shooting, he called in sick but this is not someone who had an online media presence and something the fbi often looks into when they are conducting these kind of investigates. also not on any terrorist watch list. we do know in the days leading up to this horrific event, he did not go to work. victor? cell phone video captures the intense gun battle between mohammad youssuf abdulazeez and chattanooga police. officials say the 24-year-old engineering graduate had a handgun and two long guns, including an ak-47 style rifle when police killed him on thursday and wearing a vest to carry extra am

bill: jordan will stroll up one more time. yoich do everything the same, stick that -- to that same positive routine. david: he's still got a two putt here. the strangest things have happened on this green. ian: fortunately though, david he does know the line, having played it from a similar line as this. this is his third time in the last half-hour. that always helps build extra confidence. just no stress there is there? just looks so calm. bill: tried to work its way back to the right just a bit. ian: he's trying to make it. bill: he was. ian: and a good effort. now tom has to hall this little chip down the hill. matt: yeah. obviously must-make for tom gillis' fifth shot now. got the little wedge out there little six-degree sand wedge and just try to plop it in the hole. bill: going after it. it's still been a terrific week for a man from the detroit area. runner-up finish. ian: for his fourth victory of the season. his fifth in his career. 21 years of age. bill: and there it is! he will head to the open championship off a v

bill: jordan will stroll up one more time. yoich do everything the same, stick that -- to that same positive routine. david: he's still got a two putt here. the strangest things have happened on this green. ian: fortunately though, david he does know the line, having played it from a similar line as this. this is his third time in the last half-hour. that always helps build extra confidence. just no stress there is there? just looks so calm. bill: tried to work its way back to the right just a bit. ian: he's trying to make it. bill: he was. ian: and a good effort. now tom has to hall this little chip down the hill. matt: yeah. obviously must-make for tom gillis' fifth shot now. got the little wedge out there little six-degree sand wedge and just try to plop it in the hole. bill: going after it. it's still been a terrific week for a man from the detroit area . runner-up finish. ian: for his fourth victory of the season. his fifth in his career. 21 years of age. bill: and there it is! he will head to the open championship off a

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jordan and yemen followed by syria and jordan in 2007. baja rain and the united emirates in 2008 and saudi arabia in 2010. israel has never officially admitted to having nuclear weapons but it is widely believed to have a nuclear weapons program. israel began building a reactor in the late 1950s. joseph costa is a senior associate and leader of the truman national project nuclear expert group. very good to have you with us. >> thank you for having yes. >> netanyahu was blunt with carter and the meeting seems to have been all business without the expected public statements. was anything accomplished? or was this a failed attempt at damage control? >> no, i think secretary carter went out there with a few key objectives. he realized that he was not going to chang prime minister benjamin netanyahu or israel's feelings on iran. they would discuss the array of military cooperative efforts that we can continue to build upon in the future such as cyber security counterterrorism missiles defense. you know another part of this conversation was tha

lebron or michael jordan? >> it's not even close. jordan undefeated in championships. six rings.ght if he didn't play baseball for the two years. lebron's 2-4. lost for times. it's embarrassing. the only rings he got were two when he went to miami and won them with bosh and wade. jordan ref jordan revolutionized the game. he was poetic to watch. lebron doesn't have that game. he's kind of a brute. he doesn't have the killer instinct. >> another expert. make a pick, eric. >> i think jesse is right. i grew up watching michael jordan. remember they won the championship, then a repeat then the three-peat. they did it again. repeat the three-peat. you're right. jordan pippens dennis rodman, they were a team. >> larry bird. >> stop it. i think lebron james is as good of an athlete as michael jordan is or was. he just doesn't have -- doesn't make his teammates better. >> doesn't have the mental edge that jordan had. >> this is a bar thing is broken out here. but guess what. one more thing is coming at you. hang with us. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great i

to jordan possibly for a while. possibly many months in jordan. what's the menu of options in jordan? if you wanted to going to jordan to meet with possible terrorists or terror groups if you did want to do that what's there? >> isis has a significant footprint in jordan significant support in jordan. more than 2000 jordanians have travelled to syria and iraq, many joining with isis. there are believed to be more than 10,000 isis extremists in the kingdom. there's concern about radicalization in that community there have been pro isis demonstrations in jordan and places like zarka. it may not be too difficult to find sort of proisis connections in the kingdom. and also able to travel next door to syria and iraq. >> the fbi made clear no indication that he was directed by and/or inspired by anyone than himself. it's interesting, there's sort of a pass the buck mentality right now in many of these middle eastern country. it said he was born here and not kwu waity. yord jordan is saying he lived here but he's not jordanian. >> as was discussed he is

. >> his trip to jordan this is just one of his many aspects of his life.ng writings that date back to over a year ago. this as he abused drugs and could not hold down a job, all factors who led to his family sending him to jordan to get him away from friends here. >> did they occur in proximity to a trip to jordan? and if so that is going to drive some of the investigation overseas to find out who was he in contact with during that time? >> reporter: after returning from jordan in november friends and family said he was doing better seemed happy. abdulazeez's family expressed shock in his statement. friends said he was a gun enthusiast. four guns were recovered, two long guns and one handgun found with abdulazeez on the scene, along with a long rifle at his home. >> what was his network? were there co-conspirators? to include purchase of weapons, purchase of ammunition. >> reporter: hundreds gathered at the makeshift memorial at one of the shootings. the bodies of the five victims were flown from chattanooga to dover air force base a solemn tribute for fal

al jazeera northern jordan. >> the u.s. government is investigating whether u.s. airlines worked together illegally to keep air fares high. the justice department has asked major air carriers for information about their fare processes. patty culhane has more. >> not giving many details there but the associated press is reporting that the justice department is looking into whether or not these airline companies started talking with each other to make sure there weren't very much seats and that drives up the prices. what we believe is a letter was sent to major carriers asking for all communications with each other but also with wall street analysts and big stock investors. they are starting this investigation. should point out that in the united states, it is highly illegal for competitors to concluded,collude. especially in this regard. >> convenient health care in rememo moat rural areas. many health centers are empty because three quarters of government doctors simply aren't turning up. >> the clinics are built. the medicine has been delivered. the patients are

. >>> up next was the chattanooga shooter radicalized in jordan?e will take you there. >>> first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york with a huge warehouse fire in north brunswick, new jersey. flames from the toyota body shop could be seen for miles. police at the scene say high levels of arsenic have been found in the smoke. >>> fox 31 in denver with the first day in the sentencing phase of the trial of convicted theater shooter james holmes. he was found guilty last week on 165 counts of murder and other crimes. holmes killed 12 and injured 70 in that 2012 attack. >>> this is a live look at tampa from our affiliate fox 13. some bugs in the camera. they're covering the search for a bus passenger so upset that he head butted the bus and lost. this happened in winter haven after the driver told the man it would cost him $2 more to go to another destination. the driver got out. and locked the bus. and that's when the passenger head butted the bus, cracked the glass and briefly knocked himse

with jordan spieth right there, you thought it would mess with him.t can he finish it off. >> we mentioned tom watson. nick faldo, probably playing his last british open it's the whole circle. you've got the tom watson five year-open champions and at the other end jordan spieth trying to make history of his own. >> this summer you mentioned serena. this could be the summer of the slam. >> it could be the summer of the slam. if it's going to be serena or spieth it's going to be serena. you have to beat 150 guys every time out of the course. serena just has to dominate opponent after opponent and we've seen her do that. >> i'm sure dustin johnson would appreciate that freak comment. thank you. >> no problem. >>> it launched the era of u.s./russia cooperation in space that continues to this day. that's on "cbs this morning: saturday." flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the i

and there is quite a lot of radical terrorist activity in jordan. caliphate last year in the town that is the home town of the jordanian who actually founded isis. so plenty of opportunities to meet up with people there who may have terrorist attack plans. >> so chris, there are two different narratives today, almost competing differences on the narratives. the chairman of the homeland security said he believes it is it was, and the fbi agents running the show right now on the investigation in chattanooga said as of now they have found no link between the shooter a any isis or otherwise terrorist organization. why the discrepancy right now? is congress out in front of the story or is the fbi just reticent to say everything they have learned? >> well, the fbi is not -- they're going to have more discipline than what politicians are going to have. they're going to not let their investigation out in bits and pieces. they're putting it altogether right now. they're putting the puzzle pieces together. the jordanians are at work the kuwaitis are at work.

and dallas flew to houston to meet with jordan.tuned for the next episode of -- "as the world turns." free agents aren't allowed to sign new contracts until tomorrow. >>> i'm sorry, it's official. your man rory mcilroy will not play in next week's british

there's been multiple trips back to jordan. the kuwaiti government said he traveled there in 2010 spent a couple months then ended up in jordan shortly thereafter. the jordanian government says they're still struggling to put together a good sense of when he visited and what he was doing. the fbi is very much interested in knowing who he was associating with there. was there anybody who perhaps might have helped radicalize him that might explain what happens yesterday in chattanooga. as you mentioned he was not on any of the databases the fbi uses to track potential or suspected supporters of terrorist groups and this is exactly the kind of suspect that has worried fbi officials for very long. >> there are a lot of reports out there including the "wall street journal" evan as you know, the "new york times" saying last year he spent seven months in jordan, what do we know about that? >> the jordanian government has not yet confirmed he spent -- how much time he spent there they said he made several trips to jordan in the last fe

mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's trips to kuwait and jordan.hile he was overseas. the alleged shooter's obsession with mixed martial arts. one expert says it was a power trip for him. we have a special report. let's go "out front." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. breaking news the suspect in the tennessee shooting worked at a nuclear

pass kin jordan's involvement with bgi in aggregating funds.hank you. >> is there anyone else who would like to speak on this item. all right. a motion and second is received. let's do a roll call vote. >> commissioner cohen, driscoll, make ras, pass skin jordan, stans bury. >> item is approved. next item. item no. 3. consent calendar. action item. >> thank you, if there is no discussion on this item, let's take public comment on item no. 3. okay, is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed.. is there a motion to accept the consent calendar. >> yes, i move to accept the consent calendar. >> a motion and seconded. this motion passes. thank you. >> mr. clerk, please call item no. 4. the #9 city clerk: item no. 4. discussion item. investment committee report. >> what i would suggest there is i believe a consensus to move forward on this that everyone makes sure they understand what the issues are and be prepared to discuss it and move forward. if there is any questions from members of the commission, i would sugge

. >>> up next was the chattanooga shooter radicalized in jordan?e will take you there. >>> first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york with a huge warehouse fire in north brunswick, new jersey. flames from the toyota body shop could be seen for miles. police at the scene say high levels of arsenic have been found in the smoke. >>> fox 31 in denver with the first day in the sentencing phase of the trial of convicted theater shooter james holmes. he was found guilty last week on 165 counts of murder and other crimes. holmes killed 12 and injured 70 in that 2012 attack. >>> this is a live look at tampa from our affiliate fox 13. some bugs in the camera. they're covering the search for a bus passenger so upset that he head butted the bus and lost. this happened in winter haven after the driver told the man it would cost him $2 more to go to another destination. the driver got out. and locked the bus. and that's when the passenger head butted the bus, cracked the glass and briefly knocked himse

emily: jordan, you have said this is like the gold standard for hackers.ow does a program like that get developed? how would it happen again today? jordan: stuff that was the model for one of the most advanced cyber attacks have seen, the scale and ambition was beyond anything we had seen. it had the fatal fall it got out. that is the only reason we know about it. they goes to show, programs like that when dealing with this type of activity, there are a lot of imperfections and unknowns that need to be worked out. a big question is we don't know worlds the u.s. and israel could have used similar programs. have they used them against north korea? there are still a lot of unanswered questions. i wouldn't expect a sus next part two, we could expect more surveillance. emily:liam what is your take on what else we could see and how that could compare to the way that stocks net -- stuxnet were planned for it -- planned. liam: we have seen a lot of espionage around the g-8 summit the g-20 him and particularly the g5 plus one. we have most recently seen attacks at

many questions to be asked specifically as they try to establish where he was in jordan. or many longer term observers are thinking, if there was a moment of radicalization, a key pivotal visit or conversation he had here, jordan isn't the kind of place you would expect that to occur. so we are looking to see perhaps where else he could have been to see here in jordan. >> nick walsh, thank you so much. >>> who is the gunman who opened fire on a recruiting station in tennessee? as we talk more about the possible motive and whether it was isis inspired. we have a terrorism expert weighing in on that, next. >>> plus, the gop taking on the field in iowa today with donald trump. he's ahead in many of the polls. coming up, the strategy a lot of people are using to remain relevant. >>> and later, family members demanding answers after a woman dies in her jail cell. what happened to sandra bland? jailers say suicide. her relatives will not believe it. >> each one of us feels like we lost a part of ourself. and it's hard and it's going to be hard for a very long time. >> new detai