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

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so at the very worst, jim jordan is an upgrade from that. >> dennis hastert was an admitted pedestrian o file. he abused-- pedophile, he abused multiple young boys and tried to hide his horrific actions with payoffs. jim jordan is only accused of enabling sexual abuse. and the victims weren't children. he is the progress we need. jim jordan, nopt as bad as a pedestrian file-- pedophile. >> trevor: we'll be right >> trevor: we'll be right back. ♪ yeah! yeah! yeah! we hide hotel names, so you can find four star hotels at two star prices. h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ it's so hard to believe ♪ but it's all coming back me. ♪ baby, baby, baby. all you can eat is back, baby. applebee's. pieces or cups? pieces or cups? pieces or cups? pieces in cups! man, we're killing it over here, huh? not sorry. reese's. man, we're killing it over here, huh? ♪ ohhhh. ♪ ♪ tecate. we are bold. dilly dilly!r, you are a true friend of the crown. dilly dilly! excalibur... i spent the last four years pulling this out of the stone. i thought that was a legend! sir doug. bud light li

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and jordan anderson plugs right into that. you could see in this lithograph, we have -- old on a second. so we have -- so here is his beard. that is jordan anderson's beard and then here is millie and jane and grundy and mandy/mrs. anderson. and what we have is even the parlor, the parlor is an important space and we have banjo on the wall so there is little markers of southernness but it is a wholesome parlor, this is an ohio parlor. and you could see that his letter forms the backbone of what will be the republican respectability checklist and this goes right into the political agenda. what are you looking for from the 4 million -- not former slaves but proto citizens. they've come into the -- at a time where -- when jordan anderson is writing in 1865, they are proto citizens and by the time they pass the amendment, they are citizens. so what do you have to do? demonstrate your loyalty for the union and check and contrast that with the former master disloyalty and the murder of a union soldier and you receive wages, the free

or more precisely than jordan anderson. it's a very comforting, useful, to think of how clear and precise anderson outlines this rubric. it's quantifiably radical. that idea of precise, more precise, very precise. anderson never really gets this backpay but there is something there, there is a vision. he is even taking that idea, the transformation of one price in first, he went to having a price on his head to naming a price for his work. this uncontainable freedom, the radical republicans wanted to nail it down as all about the contract, all about the wage. when we hear free labor, it's not for the slave, it's the freedom to be able to contract. in slavery there was no contract and that was not failing. there was no standardized model or your accuracy. some experiences of freedom were messier. the model did not fit. how do you give recompense for his family representative is -- separations. how do you move an avid labor cultural system of father, mother, man woman, everyone has a job, everyone's employed, into a commercia

jordan valley against israeli land seizures. fashion it kind of and then been implemented more subtle dualie minimize. them and then been the theme. at the phenomena without them is that the most. minute nablus a lot of talk about. the need for the. war. to have. had. a lot of them. for the for being. and. no one in the future and i think the. minute that i didn't. mean. i'd be. any more of a. i want to be. rather than. the little out of the world a little gun how one. could be insane will tell you one wouldn't about. a small fry do the minimum but the thing but he did it alamo had the bit in god. did seem to have a need to go out that is somebody is looking into the middle so you sort of got me on that a little bit more but there's not a lot of the oh my didn't receive a mug or mother saying that missy is. not a little me again a living. yet the good the street where the mad meanness is the in. a lot of money but in the jersey. city was traveling with five bus loads of people from the jordan valley to dom on the seat of the pal

mandy gets $200 week to jordan's $25 a month. how do you collect child support from a former owner who is the father of your child. we actually have people who try. mrs. selma brown writes to freedom bureau agent. she has 7-year-old boy. eight years ago. the father she can give an oath and this is an important thing to know. about eight years ago she was forced by her owner mr. lwillie hall to submit to his desires to take an oath that he's his child. can he be compelled to support the child. it's the oath. she's trying to make a contract. she's trying to put forward that idea of we, together, can make a partnership. we can trust each other. we can have faith in each other that my word is good. this is the only way i know how to get close to that vision of upward mobility. the freeman's bureau hires an attorney and the law will not support this. i'm in the opinion mr. willie hall cannot be compelled to support the child of selma brown. there's some places amendments couldn't reach. last week we looked at jarvis' story and saying

and jordan anderson plugs right into that. can see in this lithograph, i mean, he -- we have -- oops. i'm going up and down. hold on a second. so, we have -- here's his beard. that's jordan anderson's beard and then here's milly and jane and grundy and mandy/mrs. anderson, and what we have is even the parlor. the parlor is a really important space. we have a ban jjo on the wall. this is a quantity parlor. this is an ohio parlor. and you can see that his letter forms the backbone of what is going to be the republican respectability checklist. this goes right into the political agenda. what are you looking for, for the 4 million -- former slaves are proto citizens. they've come into the -- in the time when jordan anderson is writing, they're proto citizens. what do you have to do? you have to demonstrate your loyalty for the union. check. contrast that with your former masters, disloyalty and even murder of a union soldier. you receive wages. sign of freedom in republican eyes, wage labor, $25 a month. not bad. comfortable home,

one former wrestler saying he told jordan about it saying they do have reason to believe that jordanthere. the congressman denies knowing about this. not only denied the accounts, he's alleged this entire story which to be clear in its outlines has wide corroboration is not any good faith attempt to rec within this history but rather a choreographed attack by the anonymous left. >> i'd like to think the reason you see the left plst coming after me and lies being told is because we're being effective. >> the guy who is making the most noises has a criminal background. >> it seems to me it was sequenced and choreographed by the left and everything they have done. >> the timing is suspect when you think about how this whole story came together. >> jim jordan has taken this on partly by arguing that he's actually a victim of people who are only doing this for politics. amid these allegations jordan is running for speaker. so he would be the most powerful person in congress, as well as second in line to the presidency after the vice president. congressman jordan has been pressuring victim

as the syrian government continues to reclaim territory the road to the border crossing with jordan is ready for use it's something that damascus is hoping to capitalize on the closure of the naseem crossing in twenty eleven has weighed on the economy of syria and neighboring states in the heart of reports from amman. jordan wanted exports to flow through what was once a lucrative trade route the syrian government's recapture than a sea crossing from the opposition in early july was welcomed by officials here damascus says the road is now ready for use and is waiting for jordan to officially request the resumption of commercial activity it may be using this as leverage to define a new relationship. a syrian regime they have their own political agenda they will make demands and impose conditions on jordan the opening of the border won't happen right away from my experience with the regime jordan for something in return that could be an official recognition of syrian president bashar assad's legitimacy officially jordan was one of the few arab states that didn't cut diplomatic relations

still ahead for you on the program you diplomatic territory for syria and jordan as they look to reopen a key border crossing. and europe on high alert as another heat wave looks set to break temperature records in spain. hello there but some of earth in china there's been some very heavy rain recently particularly around chengdu you can see this area of town that just hope with with us over the last twelve hours or so some places very near chengdu now reporting over one hundred fifty millimeters of rain from this system and it looks like there's more showery weather still to come for the east who are also looking closely at the weather in shanghai the rain's already started here and we do have a tropical depression working its way across us because it's only a depression it's not strong enough to be a storm or even a typhoon so that probably means the winds won't be too destructive instead the amount of water that we're going to see that's causing concern say for some of us in shanghai maybe outside of shanghai as well that could be a bit of flooding from the system as it gradually run

jordan, gtter. good luck with the upcoming school year as well. >> thank you. >> jordan holgerson. thank you. >>> new thisrning, we are learning more about the tragic murder of the young pregnant mother and two daughters. family, friends and strangers gathered on friday night as investigators search for reasons why a man who would commit such a horrific crime. we get more from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: owhside the home e shanann watts and 3-year-old celeste and 4-year-old bella were killed, a tearful memorial. the pregnant mother hado plan reveal to friends she was expecting a little boy. niko according to family. instead, her husband, chris watts, stands accusedng of kil his family. >> i can't believe chris would do this. >> reporter: court documents hireveal theren were found in a well. the report recommends dna swabs for the childr raising the possibility they wered.strangle police say chris watts murdered his family and td the world they were missing. >> i want them home. >> reporter: before his arrest, watts stayed with a close family friend. >> we defended him on so

i have nothing but respect for jim jordan. i have known him for 30 years, and known him to be of impeccable character but back in july he was quoted by the wall street journal, there is no way was he has dementia that he has no recollection of what was going on in ohio state. i have nothing but respect for this man but he knew as far as i'm concerned. other former wrestlers have accused jordan of knowing about the abuse but not reporting it including leading the charge against jordan but now mark coleman is at odds, i am distancing myself as he is not my manager and does not speak for me. doctor strauss is accused of abusing student-athletes in 14 sports over 21 years, strauss killed himself in 2005. there has been no comment from congressman jim jordan. shannon: any related sports story, players protesting the national anthem as we kick off preseason nfl. >> the preseason opens with 12 games on the schedule and the meeting and the players union is deadlocked. in the spring the nfl said players who deal or sit during the and w

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jim jordan. allegations that he knew when he was in ohio state wrestling coach that the doctor there was standing accused of all kinds of impropriety. tonight when the primary accusers against jim jordan saying he knew about it has recanted, saying i have been misconstrued. i've complete respect for him. i never said he knew about this. quickly, get you to weigh in. >> is someone from ohio who authored the rate kit backlog law, someone who is a licensed social worker and worked on a number of different bills including extending the statute. victims are being politicized. this individual is not recanting something happened in regards to abuse. there is no suggestion of that. but it raises some red flags to make. the columbus dispatch reported today that apparently the statement from this wrestler was issued by a firm that was retained by jim jordan's campaign. that is problematic. >> shannon: he is not saying the abuse didn't happen. but he saying -- he is no longer saying that jim jordan knew abo

you diplomatic territory for syria and jordan as they look to reopen a key border crossing. former tennis world number one adding mari takes another big step this comeback from foot surgery he's so have that story and much more. democratic republic of congo opposition leader. his application to be a candidate in the presidential election the former rebel commander arrives home on wednesday after eleven years in exile in prison catherine sawyer reports from the capital kinshasa. john pierre ben but what may be guarded by police when he came here to the electoral commission can prevent the bait but reporters right here while the police use them back quite. they were thinking and dancing and they didn't hear you support them are you know we did speak to some of you to a peaceful day that he more than had been could killed not being allowed to interrupt we many support the they pay that he wanted in the period that he's here in can show that. they want to be ready to live in a cold gone but we have made note of that call now he spent the night. one of the complex of the office c

as the syrian government continues to reclaim territory the road to the border crossing with jordan iseady and damascus is looking at prospects of reopening it the closure of the nasty crossing in two thousand and eleven has weighed on the economy of syria and neighboring states and heard reports from a man. jordan wanted exports to flow through what was once a lucrative trade route the syrian government's recapture than a sea crossing from the opposition in early july was welcomed by officials here damascus says the road is now ready for use and is waiting for jordan to officially request the resumption of commercial activity it may be using this as leverage to define a new relationship. a syrian regime they have their own political agenda they will make demands and impose conditions on jordan the opening of the border won't happen right away from my experience with the regime jordan for something in return that could be an official recognition of syrian president bashar assad's legitimacy officially jordan was one of the few arab states that didn't cut diplomatic relations with damas

wanted bashar to stick but jordan is not the player. or definitely clearly in favor of the regime so russia is going to want there's no question about that. would that you have a neighbor like this you need to deal with that many jordanians accuse the assad government of crimes against humanity but public opinion seems ready to accept the reality because of the benefits to the struggling economy would suffer would steal syria and the people he wants. to see them but are shown to be by the. sea very good for our economy and people. the neighboring countries are on the road toward restoring relations but jordan will first have to pay a political price for their. iran has a chronic shortage of water as estimated there's some form of drought in one thousand seven percent of the country some blame the weather others think it's a us conspiracy and environmental experts blame government mismanagement reports from tehran runyan farmers meet up at the edge of their town once where the fields of the spawn lush with crops now barren land. by a dry

mandy gets $2 a week versus jordan's $25 a month. how do you collect child support from a former owner who is the father of your child? we actually have people who try. ms. selma brown. she has a 7-year-old boy, eight years ago, the father she can give an oath and this is kind of an important thing to know. this, about eight years ago she was forced by her owner mr. willie hoggs to submit to his desires and resulted in her son who's 8 years old. it's her oath. she's trying to put the idea that we together can make a partnership. we can trust each other, we can have faith in each other that my word is good. and this is the only way i know how to get even close to that vision. but the freeman's bureau hires an attorney and the law will not support this. on many opinion, mr. william cannot be forced to support the child of mrs. brown. so in many places the law could not reach. but, don't let me mislead you of the radical transformation that this possibility even held out. last week we looked at harry jarvis' story of getting a boat comi

i'm joined by jordan's parents and their attorney. into anything else, how are you doing today? it's a lot you've had to process not only with the death of your son but with everything that's come after. >> it's a lot to process. we take it day by day. a big part of us is gone. a hole we can only fill through his foundation so it's a day-to-day process. >> we will talk about that foundation because it's so important later this morning. i know the president of the university met with you tuesday morning before we heard from him publicly. mr. mcnair, what did he say to you in those moments? >> he apologized which was what we felt the right thoing to do for the responsibility of what happened to jordan. >> we've learned a lot about the program. there's a report from espn where they call this a toxic culture, extreme verbal abuse of players, their masculinity is mocked, one player was belittled after passing out during a drill. did jordan ever talk to you about any concerns he had about the way practices were run, the way things were bein

mcnair. >> jordan was fearless, he was a dreamer. he would doing for his teammates. he fought until his very last breath for his ammates. >> reporter: the offensive lineman died i june after suffering a heat stroke two weeks earlier. head coach d.j. durkin on leave followings mcnai leave with matt canada now at the helm. >> since jordan's passing we have asooall program been grieving and mourning in our own way together. >> reporter: while the governing board of maryland's public university syste assumes control of the investigation, players want to control how they honor mcnair. >>o member of the university of maryland football team will wear the number 79 throughuais grtion year, and he will be honored on senior day with his class. 7>> reporter: they'll wea9 sticker on their helmets, jordan's locker will be encased in glass, a scholarship given in his honor and the offensive lineman room in the renovated eldhouse named after him. >> it's time to get back to what is important and that is honoring o fallen friend, brother and teammat

jordan's grandma. going in from israel but the move is a controversial one that will cost billions and many are happy about the deal so you know how the reports from amman. public opposition in jordan fail to stop this project work has begun on a sixty five kilometer pipeline which is supposed to start bringing gas from israel in early two thousand and twenty the jordanian government says the deal will save hundreds of millions of dollars a year critics disagree it's a waste of taxpayers' money to. ten billion dollars of taxpayers' money it can be invested in. a wide variety of. sources like solar energy. belongs to a movement called the enemies gaz is occupation which has been campaigning against the deal since it was signed in two thousand and sixteen for them it's not just about funding israel they don't want jordan to be linked to economically to a country they don't trust. we are hostages of the israeli enemy it makes us vulnerable at any time they can just stop providing us with gas the demands f

july was welcomed by officials here damascus says the road is now ready for use and is waiting for jordan to officially request the resumption of commercial activity it may be using this as leverage to define a new relationship. a syrian regime they have their own political agenda they will make demands and impose conditions on jordan the opening of the border won't happen right away from my experience with the regime jordan for something in return that could be an official recognition of syrian president bashar assad's legitimacy officially jordan was one of the few arab states that didn't cut diplomatic relations with damascus and kept the channel for military cooperation and intelligence sharing open but ties were affected in the early days of the conflict jordan's king abdullah called on assad to step down that approach later changed with the priority being the protection of national security interests it has been a difficult balancing act for jordan it likes to describe its policy toward the syrian crisis as it called for a political solution and it didn't call for regime change as a

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jordan's government is coming in the fire for its controversial gas project which will see a ten billion dollars pipeline run through israel jordan says the pipeline will help to meet its growing energy needs but critics say it amounts to support for israel's occupation of palestine from amman zain ahold of reports. public opposition in jordan failed to stop this project work has begun on a sixty five kilometer pipeline which is supposed to start bringing gas from israel in early two thousand and twenty the jordanian government says the deal will save hundreds of millions of dollars a year critics disagree it's a waste of taxpayers' money to support terrorism. but there's ten billion dollars of taxpayers' money that can be invested in. a wide variety of. sources like solar energy stanley belongs to a movement called the enemies gaz is occupation which has been campaigning against the deal since it was signed in two thousand and sixteen for them it's not just about funding israel they don't want jordan to be linked to economically to a country they don't trust. we are hostages of the isra

lou: we will take that up with jim jordan. jim jordan. he joins us here i want some more what's he doin? but, he can't look at him! it's just not done! please sir. i want some more more? more? more? more? please sir he has asked for... thank you what? well he did say please sir yes he did and, thank you yeah. and thank you he's a wonderful boy (laugh) a delightful boy (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. lou: disgraced doj official bruce ohr arrives on capitol hill, ignored questions reporters met behind closed doors today with house oversight and judiciary committees about his relationship with the author of that bogus fraudulent anti-trump dossier. christopher steele. mark matas suggested to reporters that the fisa court was never told about the credibility questions that are largely associated with the dossier. >> not only did the fbi know that the dossier was unverified, but they also knew there was real credibility issues because of the inherent way that it was collected and the bias that was associated with that. lou: earlie

. >> jordan and lindsay!> past "dancing" winner jordan fisher and his former competitor frankie muniz are the emcees of the new show. >> when they finally called that it was happening, i was so excited, 'cause i had such an amazing time on "dancing with the stars." and i'm so glad to be doing it with jordan because we have so much fun together and it's going to be awesome. >> the full cast will be revealed in september. and all the kids are connected to show business. >> it's "dancing with the stars" as you know it. it's a stage that you're familiar with that you love, but it's brand new. >> frankie and jordan don't have kids themselves, but say the new show will appeal to everyone. >> it's the same show, it's the same feeling of sitting down and watching people compete in something they they've never done before. >> most recent champ, figure skater adam rippon, val chmerkovskiy and choreographer mandy moore are the celebrity judges. mandy created the dances for "la la land" and actually taught me the moves.

at times they got emotional. >> there are no words to stay that jordan's parents -- to say to jordan's parents that would be good enough. >> reporter: the university is acceibing some respoity for the death of umd football player jordan mcnair. >> the university accepts legal and moral responsibility for the mistakes that our training staff made on that fateful workout day. >> reporter: mcnair suffered heatoke during an off-season summer practice. died.eks later he according to an espn report a culture of toxic and abusive behavior may have contributed to mcnair's death. espn also reported someone called 911 nearly an hour after mcnair showed signs of aealth ergency. >> we have an individual at 68 fieldhouse drive that hyperventilating after exercising and is unable to contro their breath. >> our athletic training staff did not take jord's temperature and did not apply a cold water immersion treatment. >> reporter: lowe and the director of umd athleti held a press conference after meeting with mcnair's parents. he shared some of what they told the 19-year-old's mother and father. >> th

lou: prominent republican congressman jim jordan joining us tonight. he was in the hearings today and we will take that up with him and much more. the trump economy remains red-hot. stocks hitting new highs today. consumer confidence soaring to levels not seen in nearly two decades. we will bring you bought the winning details straight ahead. our top story tonight. we are now 70 days from arguably the most important election day in decades. there are seven primaries before november 6th in which both parties will choose their nominees for the numerous congressional and gubernatorial races. tonight, one of the biggest on the primary calendar, voters heading to the polls in florida and arizona as well as the republican runoff election in the oklahoma gubernatorial race. the polls have just closed in florida were two candidates are looking to ride the trump ways. resident trump has endorsed rick scott and his effort to almost s congressman ron desantis who wants to be governor. >> every poll was taken in our campaign has had me up strong and i think you wi

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of the humanitarian assistance organization made global he's in chicago and has just returned from jordan lebanon where he met with syrian refugees and leonard doyle spokesperson for the international organization for migration which is based in geneva switzerland it is good to have you here everybody i want to start with a ted x. talk that team a day two years ago personalizing the refugee crisis have a look have a listen. the picture of kirby . is the gift to us to you and me. is the powerful image. to teach us. how we can use to their tragedy the seeds of hope now to invited. but to recognize it is going to happen. and one of us. can we open our door an arm and heart. can we find hope. i was so surprised when i was watching your ted talk and you put a picture of your little nephew in that ted talk you just faced it head on that picture some didn't you knew and loved why did you do that. to be honest for me i mean look at a picture want. us to recognize it and we know he is my nephew and i never really i can't really look at it any more the only reason i actually show it in a picture to

while marty and tonya will never get another day jordan, dr. lowe's words were meaningful to them andomive them comfort that he will put the university on the path to change the cultu of the progr so that no terrapin family will have to endure the heartache and grief that they fell. now, joining me here, you were inside the press conference with me just a little while ago. you know, there's some folks who feel like the university o maryland dropped the ball here because it wasn't until that espn report that theyed stao make moves on what happened here. what are your thoughtsbout what president lowe had to say. >> i think they just had the family fm the family andhey detected sincerity from the echool president wallace lowe, and i think felt that same sincerity and emotion and we'd be remiss if we kin of came here thinking there would be a change in coaching status. we're about two months removed from the death of jordan mcnair, and suddenlhe school is becoming more public and proactive. so if that was the impetus, that's a good thing, because i

the neighboring countries are on the road toward restoring relations with jordan will first have to pay a political price. to bangladesh now we universities and high schools across the country have been closed for a second day of the protests of the deaths of two students thousands of young people have been blocking streets in the capital dhaka since sunday and the protests have now spread to all the cities the table has five boss witnesses say the skating students are calling for us to the driver and improvement and road safety measures from this child that he has more from dhaka. the fifth day of protests by the students all across the country especially in the capital city of dhaka intersection like this right i'm standing it's totally shut off there is a great loss all across the city and in other parts of the country as well now we have never seen this unprecedented number of students even their guardians in the street supporting them they want some sort of major reform in the road accidents and implementation of road transport laws by the government their demand is also the resign

sam jordan's bar has been in business since 1956, but jordan was more than a bar owner. he was a longshoreman, a golden gloves boxing champ and prune and the first african-american to run for mayor of san francisco in 1963. the supervisor who led the fight to designate sam jordan's as a landmark spoke at today's event. >> sam jordan's was not just the local neighborhood watering hole but it was also a place where communities came together. that's what makes this location so significant and so historic. >> galvez street off third is now known assam jordan's way. >>> the rio vis tas bridge connecting solano and sacramento counties is open again after an overknew the closure for now anyway. cal trans workers had to do emergency work on the drawbridge when a gearbox that raises and lowers the bridge broke. crews had to use winches and pullies to manually raise the span. contractors blame the old age for the broken gearbox. cal trans says the bridge will close again tonight at 10:00 p.m. and reopen monday at 3:00 a.m. after repairs. >> number 8 in many cultures is associated

he was accused of killing jordan edwards yesterday.to 99 years in prison. >> puerto rico's governor officially raised hurricane maria's it's now one of the deadliest disasters in u.s. history. there was widespread damage and much of the island was without electricity for months. an 11-year-old in illinois got everything she wished for for her birthday. she met the rapper drake and monday she got the life saving heart transplant she needed. >> 11-year-old girls shouldn't face heart failure. they shouldn't wait on a transplant list. 11-year-old girls should be dancing. ♪ so when the rapper drake saw sofia sanchez throwing herself into a song despite being critically ill and desperately in need of a heart, he went to meet her. >> oh my god. that >> you're getting a heart. congratulas. >> i'm getting a heart, mom. >> the moment went viral, warming the hearts of millions. but for the teachers and students at kingsley elementary school that know the fifth grader, the courage and optimism she showed was no surprise. >> she's sassy and fun and

another forty thousand injured the risk were civilians already a reality rosalyn jordan al-jazeera the united nations. tech giant apple has become the first company to head to a valuation of one trillion dollars on the u.s. stock markets a million million mark was raised when apple's share price tipped over two hundred seven dollars it's the second company worldwide to hit the trillion dollar value petro china did it very briefly eleven years ago on the shanghai exchange market analysts expect amazon and alphabet that's the company that owns google to be next to them is the c.e.o. of social flow which advises social media companies he's also a commentator on social media and technology he says these results are a reflection of the loyalty of apple users but also of the strength of the tech market the tech sector surely has been performing phenomenally the growth in these tech companies had a few bumps lately with earnings releases the past couple of weeks but still you're talking about companies that are worth more than half a trillion dollars and now for apple to get to this one trill

many members of the department watched jordan a brother in bfficer jordan win been a member of the opd family his entire life. and was a commander at opder . his dad has been one heck of a cop at opd. a great family man who has always brought his kids around. i remember seeing jordan grow up as a young man being at opd functions, barbecues. >> jordan's fathers -- father has launched a gofundme account to help pay for his son's medical caused. so far more than $50,000 has been donated. >>> a new global survey of gun deaths that reveals information about guns here in the u.s. a gofundme account to help pay for his son's medical caused. so far more than $50,000 has been donated. >>> a new global survey of gun deaths that reveals information about guns here in the u.s. the research was published in the journal of the medical america -- american middle dutch american medical -- medical association. it found that about 250 -- medical association. it found that about 250,000 people around the world die each year from guns. in 2016 two thirds of the gun deaths st wealthy competent -- countries

todayt accepts legal and moral responsibility for jordan mcnair'sea d.e passed away during a practice back in june. >>> another little boy is dead after fallingrom a balcony after the skyline tower -- at the skyline tower artment complex. earlier this year a 3-year-old boy died. >>> tracking showers. changes coming tr rest of y week. doug and amelia back in two minutes. >> you could call it an airbnb nightmare. a loupdoun cou y man found his home trashed. he pulled a gun to stop the offenders from getting away and now he's under away. as juliearey reports, his attorney is fighting those charges. >> reporter: it's a stately airby, a $4 million prope with a view. the owner found windows smashed and tables overturned and broken and glass from beer bottles and blood, lots of it, on door frames, on floors, o walls. we're not showing the most disturbing shots. a property employee discovered the dama the group that had rented the home on airbnb still on site. 911 was called and t owner jack andrews rushed over. his attorney says because of e uncertain scene he

in a work shop in jordan they are learning how to restore what war destroyed. taught by an englishman on a mission. >> we try to create a cadre of tradesmen who are able to return to syria and cascade skills. on to unskilled tradesmen. >> reporter: they are trying to reverse this. isis destroyed ancient stonework, blew up historic buildings, left the roman city of palmyra in ruins. the students fled into exile into camps with nothing. the most remarkable thing is that none of them had ever picked up a chisel before. >> i have never held a chisel. >> so the housewives, taxi drivers, market traders, goodness knows what. this is probably the work of our most able student, a man who clearly with a great deal of talent. no artistic training, nothing. >> reporter: he fled homs six years ago. i want to be one of the first people back he says because if we rebuild it no one else will. this lady fled her home in aleppo, its buildings once the jewels of the ancient world. a city i saw ruined by years of war. >> if you have seen it before you will have too much heart ache

. >> we all agree with jordan. we really miss the kid. >> reporter: jordan mcnair died earlier this summer 15 days after he suffered a heat stroke during a summer practice. one glaring absence from this meeting, the head coach, o leave since the incident. >> i hate this . happen >> reporter: anxiety always apparent behind tragedy. but a balance must be struck. >> we have to respect that. >> reporter: as of frida the quest for answers lies in the hapts hands of the state bort of ithgents now charged looking into this incident and the culture of the football program at the unty. the parents say they support the coach and the investigation whatever the outcome may be. >> it is a gradual process we are hoping our teams will be well in the . futu >> this program is not toxic. this program is a great family environment. >> reporter: still they haven't lost track f theeason for this meeting. a member of that family is gone. >> allur prayers go to jordan and his family. >> reporter: in college park, derrick ward, news4. >>