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-kristen: josh. -anthony: josh. josh: it was supposed to be a joke. kristen: [ laughs ] anthony: well, joke's on him because now i'm using it. josh: now it's everywhere. lemonis: and so, what happens when you get married? does the sign-company name change or...? anthony: [ sighs ] if she wants. kristen: i don't need my face on there. lemonis: you don't need to be doing this? kristen: he can keep that. lemonis: building a brand in any business is the key to success. and building that brand around the owner is not a bad idea, as long as the owner is likeable and relatable. it's nice to meet you, by the way. josh: hey, nice to meet you. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -josh: joshua thomas. lemonis: so, you do the designs here? josh: i do all the design work, run the machinery, i do all the production renderings. lemonis: and do you do some of the design yourself as well? kristen: yes. -lemonis: and does he? -kristen: he tries to. lemonis: she's doing all the work? anthony: all the work. every little bit of it. -she's doing everything. -lemonis: what's mr. asl do?

-josh: i'm josh. -lemonis: hey, josh. nice to meet you. -josh: nice to meet you.emonis: and so, who oversees production? man: chris. -lemonis: you're chris? -chris: i'm chris. lemonis: and so, walk me through the process, 'cause i want to have a better appreciation for how beautiful the product is. chris: so, this is basically where it starts. i mean, this comes directly from the mill in wisconsin. it's hardrock maple. it's perfect wood for a skateboard. -lemonis: okay. -chris: your first ply is a long ply. -lemonis: okay. chris: what you have is the fibers running the long way, which gives you that longitudinal stiffness. lemonis: so, it sits in here for how long? chris: 45 minutes. they come out looking like this. -lemonis: so, this comes out of there. -chris: correct. lemonis: where does it go from here? chris: we throw the truck holes in, and this is our drill press right here. mike: this piece of metal i'm holding onto is the truck. we assemble this. lemonis: amount of detail that goes into this is unbelievable. sandy: yeah. have to be very careful, 'cause yo

but josh's mom knew better. she wondered if one factor could be risperdol, the prescription medicine josh had been taking for four years. >> i like to research things so i started researching right away and found a few moms out there kids on risperdol who also developed lumps so i called the pediatrician and said i want him off this medicine. we stopped it that day. >>reporter: what was the response of the pediatrician trigs when you linked the lump and the medicine. >>reporter: i think he thought i was just a paranoid mom. but, i don't know,mom's intuition, i knew something was wrong. >>reporter: she was right. thousands of boys taking risperdol were growing female breasts. some of them even produced milk. it can happen when a male has a spike in a naturally occurring hormone. risperdol can cause levels of prolactin to rise. >> my best friend had a pool and we would swim over there and none of them had, like, breasts or any lumps or anything. >>reporter: did you ask your friends? >> i asked one of them, i asked

. >> crazy pita is celebrating their 10 year anniversary with the josh stevens foundation. how you can help right after this break. more heat to come, but a chance of rain and "now, live...this is 8 ((nia wong)) >>> welcome back to the valley's news leader. it was a hot saturday and it's not expected to slow down anytime sooner. keely breland joins us with our forecast. (( )) what to expect. heat continues. near record highs early this week. possible thunderstorms later this week. ........................ pretty quiet throughout the southwest. arizona had some moisture yesterday, still a slim chance to the east of us for today. ........................ air quality today... ozone is moderate, but dust and smoke are good. ..................... our dayplanner for this sunday. looks like hot lunch for everyone. >>> the famous nacho man has received an offer that most can't received an offer that most can't refuse. >> we'll take a look at the special offer from a las vegas restaurant ... after taking some nachos to the face >> plus---crazy pita joins us this morning...they tell

josh earnest: true.ut our approaches to confronting these have been different let's talk about central america first. there are some communities in places like honduras and guatemala and el salvador that are wracked by violence. where people are under a grave threat from that violence. has actuallyration worked closely with the central governments in some of those countries to try to invest in crime-fighting initiatives, to invest in the kinds of programs that could address the root causes of that violence. there is some progress we have made. the point is, we have governments with whom we can work effectively in that region of the world to try to address these problems and then the flow -- stem the flow of people fleeing back finance. -- violence. recently, the u.s. government has been able to work effectively through the u.n. and costa rica to establish an in country processing system for refugees, or people fleeing violence, from those countries. we are hopeful that will also sort of stem the tide of

josh: just a few clouds in the morning. discouraged tomorrow morning if you see the extra cloud cover. it will still be a nice day. a great day to get outside, but hot. 81 degrees right now, and the dew point is hanging in the 60's, upper 60's, low 70's, so it is still muggy and will be muggy tomorrow. the extra moisture from the atlantic thanks to the easterly breeze. that is why we are getting the extra cloud cover in southern maryland, towards the bay, basically up interstate 95. for the wes that you live, you'll start off with more sunshine. clear skies right now. the cloud cover will develop after about 2 a.m. come sticking around at least through midmorning. the reason for that is thanks to the high pressure, the same high today. creates the one sure easterly breeze, giving eckstrom wurster -- giving us extra moisture. is officially a hurricane, but it is not going anywhere near land. category one, bermuda not even in the cloud cover. good news from that system. the other one that more meteorologists and the hurricane

josh: yes. kimberly: a beautiful day, but -- josh: big changes tomorrow. hopefully you took the advice and enjoyed today. we are looking for some morning showers and heavier rain. if you areg, stepping outside for anything before going to bed, feeling good. mid 70's most of the area, but the cloud cover moving in. that will stop a lot of us from cooling off too much more. the other nice thing is we had low humidity today. that is changing as well. any place that you see 70 degrees or h that means the moisture is building and. upper 60's, similar thing. northeast,hwest to the cloud cover moving in on the satellite with light rain showers in the shenandoah valley. most of that will have a tough time staying together through the overnight. early tomorrow morning, we could be watching this to the southwest. that brings light rain. the big picture, the cold front draped further off to the west pushing our way. that basically scoops up all the moisture, gives it extra lift in the atmosphere. that is why we are likely to see the rain tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. sunday, s

our pleasure to have you josh -- black sheep social club. our pleasure to have you josh. >>> let's take a live look at iowa city . we will have department is hoping a unique partner will help them get >>> a texas police department is hoping a unique partner will help them get much-needed equipment. make the french texas paid. right now the department -- pig . right now the office has 9 officers and police cars. the pagan's -- pig's latest efforts, to be a costar in a children's's look.-- children's book . they forget i am a police officer. honestly there are people that wouldn't normally talk to us but they see the hague -- pig and it all goes out the window. >> if you can raise $10,000 he will officially sworn in as a police officer. i'm guessing he is more concerned with eating and hanging around then police work. >> fine looking pig -- >> well fed pig >>> we do have some storms out there. one strong one is around garrison in northwest benton county. it has potential to produce hail and heavy rainfall. these will be scattered around tonigh

so, go josh! at henderson chevrolet, josh got his shining star award, certificate and five hundred dollars. i love this community, i love this population. i can't understand why we can't support each other and be inthe same inclusive environment. students on the waiting list to get into project focus. josh is trying to secure more funding for the program so he can accept more students. he's also trying to partner with businesses willing to hire students who graduate. hillary clinton is back in the silver state... making a campaign stop in reno... she wasted no time warning voters to not be fooled by here opponent. there's an old mexican proverb that says el walk, and i will tell you who you are. well, we know who trump is. (applause) a few words on a teleprompter won't change that. " clinton's speech comes as trump tries to broaden his message and appeal to african-americans, latinos and voters who might be persuaded to support a more donald trump hit the campaign trail hard thursday.... visiting

if you want me to call him josh, i'll go by josh but his name to me is youngster.at i mean? years ago in prison. we got along pretty well. we wasn't real tight, but i respected each other. i heard a lot about little josh, what he was doing and how he was getting in trouble and stuff. >> tell me about your relationship. how long have you known him? what's it been like? >> we got to talking and he's really just a lonely kid, you know what i mean? he wants to be -- play tough, but actually, he just wants to know someone cares about him. and he got to calling me dad, you know what i mean? i'm old enough -- i'm sorry about that, i'll old enough to be his dad. so, i'm hoping i can pull him up and maybe make him see that staying in trouble, you're going to do every bit of this, you know, the system will take the time in a minute. if you're ignorant, they got something for you. >> for harrison, staying out of trouble and earning every minute of good time is the difference between getting out in 10 years or 20. and for him, that's especially important. >> my fiance was 4 1/

josh, fill in the details for us here. >> josh: well, chris, tonight we're hearing from the victim's wife from that 2001 incident. she tells us in her words her husband's killer basically experienced car may and she says he got what was coming to him. let's recap what happened in 2001. gary durham and timothy gibbs. they get into a road rage gibbs, knocking him to the ground where he hits his head and nine days later he dies. durham would serve 10 years for that. now fast forward to today, wednesday. this morning deputies say durham and 42-year-old robert padgett get into a road rage dispute near forbes road and mml. another road rage incident involving durham. now, we don't know who the addresser was but padgett ends up shooting durham. he then tries to perform cpr. we know he is cooperating with office. no charges filed at this point. earlier this morning we spoke with timothy gibbs' wife nancy over the phone. she admits it's tough to say this but she said she is happy about how this most recent case ended. >> but he got what he deserved. you know, he did exactly what he did with m

josh: the pretty loud word now relief has six letters, but also sums him back at practice, explaining that he wanted to and intended to play the second preseason game against the bears last thursday. >> i wanted to go, but the coach said it's best if we just pull it out. josh: he confirmed that had hisu would have been in their. >> i wanted to go back and play that your two. -- that year, too. josh: the final big test for jimmy garoppolo is likely gave three before september 11, but you never know. >> nothing has changed. all three quarterbacks are extremely important. jimmy's preparation for rebecca really gives the ball away? >> learn from it, hopefully operate more seriously. josh: i saw gronk in the locker room, looks like he had just had a workout, but he was not on the field with his teammates. mike: thank you. in addition to gronk not being there, joesh clay buchholz will go for the sox in saint pete, jackie bradley, jr. back. the sox are tied for first place in the american league east. seattle. seattle last night, sean o'malley with a great catch for the mariners. sean o'mall

what kind of crazy situation. >> good thing josh went exploring with exploring with josh because josh find that little girl while he was exploring. >> two things i know for sure. our "right this minute" viewers can always expect the unexpected and thene here we are pulling up to a stop. pay attention to that sewer truck right in front of us. >> oh, no. >> oh. >> oh. >> oh. >> my gosh. >> what a croppy commute. >> yes. and it's about to get worse. >> he had a blowout. >> oh. a blowout of the worst kind because the tak just explodes, and sewage just starts to go all why did i just suddenly decide i've had enough? >> it was constipated. >> it was locked up in there and finally it was ready to release. >> oh. >> hey, what goes in must come out but it was not supposed to come out right there. now you see, the traffic starts to move. but watch this white car as it comes into frame. >> oh! >> oh, that's at least three passes through the car wash. >> oh, >> oh, this next video takes place in turkey. and while the tow truck drivers there are shaking things up a bit, instead of attaching the to

josh: yes, we ran some races at the same time. i guess that means i practically got a medal myself, right? erin: you can claim it. kimberly: coming up next, happy birthday, bae bae. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things fferently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your artphone. only from fios. kimberly: an historic week of birthdays at the national zoo, kicking off for the youngest giant panda. >> they get into your heart and then they don't leave. kimberly: one birthday is an excuse for pandemonium at the national zoo. the long lines, t

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josh, how did you all establish your legislative relationship? you had lasess. mr. bolten: george w. bush came in with a landslide by comparison. [laughter] mr. bolten: we both had our respective challenges there. [laughter] bill underestimate 571 votes in florida. [laughter] >> that made it challenging. that gave the start of the administration a pretty rough start because a substantial portion of the country was pretty raw, and a substantial portion felt that president bush had not been legitimately elected. it had been decided by the supreme court, and so on. mr. bolten: we were keenly aware of that. the president was keenly aware that he needed to reach out at the beginning of his administration and make sure that everybody understood that he intended to be the president of all the people, not just of the folks that had voted for him . so, there were a number of rich efforts at the start of the administration. , bush 43 when he was governor in texas, as clay as aescribe well, governed real uniter. he had hoped to be able to do the same in washington. he had been

josh brown?i want to point ow gbx, gold miners, one of the hottest trades of 2016, came into the year low teens. etf. up close to 30. now it's rolling and rolling hard. rsi confirms this move lower at about 35. not quite yet below 30. where i would say totally oversold. due for a quick pop. these names have not looked this bad in ay while. just broke below the 50-day moving average. i think it's more of a danger zone than an opportunity here. after such a huge run. >> clearly ahead of janet and her speech on friday, mel. so people are putting the bets on that she says something hawkish. if it doesn't happen, watch gld, moving first, and then the gdx, as josh said, perhaps even -- >> the jewelry trade. over the past year, in correction territory. should you stay away or is now the time to buy? we'll debate those stocks ahead. first, to sue herera, what it's coming up on "power lunch"? >> see you there as well, melissa. coming up, mylan under fire a fourth day. spotlight on its ceo. should the fda,

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josh: and scary now, we have a nice few days ahead. josh: improvements. for a lot of kids, this is the last weekend of summer vacation, and it feels like it. tomorrow morning feels better than this morning. 81 degrees right now at reagan national, feeling like 84. still a decent amount of moisture in the air, muggy, which will allow the feels-like temperature to be higher. the high-pressure park to the north. with that come it is holding all of the cloud cover further to the south and to the west. we have seen the sunshine stick around. that will bring extra moisture from the atlantic, the east brees developing, allowing cloud cover to develop. i think for most of us it will really stay further to the east of interstate 95, mostly maryland, southern maryland, fredericksburg. skies futurecast not picking up too much of this, so i don't it will stick around too long. lunchtime come everybody is looking at sunshine. the only showers tomorrow, further to the west, western maryland, west virginia. i 81, no problems. a nice pool day sunday. monday, things are c

josh: 8:00 start tonight. sad news from foxboro, the death of phil lance titus, former patriots player and dentist. when it comes to performance. they had on friday night in california. talk has been about the offense but it might as well be about the d. they are defending champions, three interceptions. the rutgers trio, but that attacking, 70 hits on the defensive quarterback, three tackles for a loss. we have been talking mostly defense needs to meet the attention. >> they pay attention all the way through the end. this is an opportunity to continue to sharpen our tools, and we will be done with preseason in a week. >> he is peeking ahead to next week, and it will be tough. there are good players and the offense, those guys, it is enough on our plate ch peeking ahead. josh: the revolution in new jersey taking on the new york red bulls today. the only game scored in the 59 minute. it is 1-0. they are now 6-1-9 on the year. this is from the 0-0 type at san jose on -- tie at san jose on wednesday. coming up at

what kind of crazy situation. >> good thing josh went exploring with exploring with josh because josh find that little girl while he was exploring. >> two things i know for sure. our "right this minute" viewers can always expect the unexpected and the unexpected is expected. here we are pulling stop. pay attention to that sewer truck right in front of us. >> oh, no. >> oh. >> oh. >> oh. >> m gosh. >> what a croppy commute. >> yes. and it's about to get worse. >> he had a blowout. >> oh. a blowout of the worst kind because the tak just explodes, and sewage just starts to go all over the road. >> why? why did i just suddenly decide >> it was locked up in there and finally it was ready to release. >> oh. >> hey, what goes in must come out but it was not supposed to come out right there. now you see, the traffic starts to move. but watch this white car as it comes into frame. >> oh! >> oh, that's at least three passes through the car wash. >> oh, that's just nasty. >> oh, this next video takes and while the tow truck drivers there are shaking things up a bit, instead of attaching the tow

josh knight has the first look at the forecast. josh: sunshine pretty much all day long. cannot even find a cloud in the sky. not as muggy today as the second half of the work week, but we still feel about four degrees warmer than the of us. 93 leesburg, 94 frederick, 91.land, 94 d.c., luray the cloud cover breaks down and we will see clear skies three a lot of this evening. overnight, some clouds will build back in. the high-pressure doing a nice favor, holding the rain well to the southwest, and we look to stay dry overnight. 6:00 this evening, 90 degrees, 87 at 7:00, still mid 80's at 8:00. not a lot of relief from the heat. into next week, we will be warming up, but there is a cooldown and site. also tonight, a really cool thing in the sky. coming up in about 10 minutes, i will to you where to look and what you will see if you head out just after sunset. kimberly: sounds good, thank you. they shooting in the chicago has claimed the life of nba star's dwyane baby in a stroller friday night. the child was not hurt. the police believe she was caught in the crossfire. the

josh gordon and war, s-4 josh gordon, look like you never left when he caught a couple of 40 plus yards versus buccaneers, just like old times at baylor four rg3 and gordon who will be eligibler to come off of his four-game suspension and the browns faced the patriots in week five so rg3 knows they ca build a strong chemistry.f >> he steps on the field he has a chip on his shoulder and read we can get him the ball he will definitely tryh so we've got lo of playmakers on the team and l everybody understands that the ball will be distributed accordingly. >> vikings quarterback teddy bridgewater went down with an injury in practice it was a noncontact injury and the worst fears realized after an mri the say he has an acl tear. go to fox 8.com to vote for the friday night touchdown game of the week. polls close tomorrow at 9:00 p.m., the winner announced tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m., join us friday night, 11:00 p.m as we welcome our first guest hostess tracy mccool this proud coupling alone will bring all o the highlights with us on frida became official that coco crisp more heart attack pa

harris: they are going to hit very important issues with josh earnest. we want to just pause for just a second to talk about where he just was, because it is also an important story today. just to recap very briefly, bring in our chief washington correspondent james rosen to help me do that, james, no doubt you were watching and listening, josh ernest says, that the 400 million is actually money iran had put into an account in 1979 for military equipment that was never rendered because the shah at that time was overturned. because he was ousted, that money sat in the bank all this time, i guess. which is interesting too because i understand that the 400 million was paid in foreign cash, so did it sit in the bank in what currency. there are a lot of questions my friend. you've been on the story, i'm interested first to get your take. >> harris, good afternoon. what you just heard from the white house press secretary josh earnest is essentially the administration's line here even though so many different things regarding iran were taking place more or less

josh works for the arizona diamondbacks baseball team. he and anotherdb member of the group named jake have been cycling through a variety of jobs here, some in the office upstairs, and now they're getting their hands dirty with ground maintenance. josh, you're not a big baseballl fan. >> i'm not. >> but you're a work fan. it sounds like you really love this job. way. a >> in a way. okay. but he loves being a working man, even though his boss here, marian rhodes, says it has not always been smooth. >> we b had a thing with his badge. he was losing his badge constantly. i said, where's his badge. i left it here. i had to explain, your badge is like the key to your home. that's the key to our ballpark. if you lose it, someone has the key to access our billing at any time. so what's the answer here? we now have him drop the badge off in the morning and pick the badge up. and so he is always clocked in and clocked out. >> but that's what learning is about. are you willing to let these guys make mistakes more than you would other people? >> de

we talked with mayor josh pope who wants residents to remember to stay safe. " i would just like everybody to stay away from downtown as much as we can. i know everybody wants to see the away from downtown so we can get our jobs done and protect the community." 2:58 "the city says it was a community wide effort to get ready for the flood, and again they are very happy this isnt going to be the way it was eight years ago. in elkader, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news " the 2008 flood in elkader wiped out an entire neighborhood along the turkey river. the city bought out those flood damaged homes and turned that area into 90, refused to move, and this time she faced a close call. despite that, kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann reports the woman's still not going anywhere. rachel engelhardt refuses to move out of her flood prone house. she says, why would she? everything she loves is right here. it was over the microwave, so it would have been that high. in june 2008, flood water nearly destroyed her home. upper end of town and i said 'no way'. " fema funding allowed the city to purchase several flo

it was kind of a crazy situation. >> so t was a good thing josh with josh" because he found the little girl while he was out exploring. >> here's just a small taste of some of the olympic action you may see. see what's happening there? she catch the high jump? no. >> oh, yes. >> my eye initially was attracted to this guy right here in this prison yard dancing around, but if i redirect your sights to the back wall, you'll see a guy scaling that wall right there and if you listen closely -- >> oh. him. >> they opened fire? >> they did. you see the guys fall down behind that wall. but seconds later, there he is again. there were two shots, both missed this escaping suspect and keep watching closely as he scales wall after wall and he's running across that grassy area >> no way. does he actually get out? no. >> that thing takes off. police are still looking for this guy. the other interesting part is that we're actually getting to see this video. not sure how many of you spent any time in prison, but cell phones, like the one capturing this video are not allowed. >> i think this can't be a

what josh is getting to. josh's long made the case sitting here, more on -- rhetoric, more so than reality. >> absolutely. >> what about the idea there's just too much reliance on the fed, period. that if the u.s. economy gets any kind of continued sort of moment momentum, another good jobs report, rates will go up on their own? and therein good for the banks. >> institutions holding up to 30% cash, it's stunning. talked about this everybody quarter. i keep going out to my 19 institutions how much cash you put to work? the answer, none. nos p not putting it to work like in used to. never seen more cash on the sidelines in my life. >> more worried about politics and uncertainty with the direction of the economy for the political election. >> talking about -- >> talking smaller institutions managing endowments. those guys do not have quarterly performance metrix to worry about. talking the next ten years. how come you're not putting all this cash to work. they're saying, why? i don't have to perform next quarte

josh, you are our resident bannonologist.word i can give to you, and the clinton campaign clearly would like americans to believe that this guy is really running the ship over at the trump i campaign. we've seen a lot more on tv of kellyanne conway, the campaign manager. where do you see bannon's finger prints in the trump campaign? josh: where i see his effect is as soon as clinton was out with the ku klux klan ad, he hit right back. you will see the campaign get more adept at using social media and focused on the twitter feed. john: steve bannon has proudly said that breitbart is a flagship enterprise for the alt-right. do people who are the alt-right, like the light supremacists you talked about earlier, do they look at breitbart as their main source of news? heidi: they love breitbart. they are absolutely thrilled with the direction he's taken and in the last year they're constantly retweeting and commenting on headlines they find there that are attractive and they feel like breitbart has finally validated them and they h

it's my pleasure to introduce josh king and todd purdum. for those of you, if if this is your first time here, these books has been an institution here on this whole area of hancock park. it's a wonderful street, you see people all the time in the community and it's a wonderful thing. bookstores are hurting. more and more people are buying books at amazon. in the back there, burke can you raise your hand, he is a very accomplished attorney and he bought this book store to save it from becoming another, who knows what, a coffee shop or something. he does these events all the time. please get on his list and come back because everybody who does books or writes books comes here and speaks and it's a really wonderful, several times a month and he has really added to the intellectual fervor in this community. we thank you for that. it's a really wonderful thing. without further ado, i give you the great to some of josh and todd. >> i actually work for vanity fair, not friday but i admire friday. and i was a long time reporter in washington. >> b

the end ends fresh off of victory over the twins on monda telling what can we from josh tomlinin s-e takes the mound against josh tomlin the so can he hit the curve and there are so many other factors he looks like a football player in a baseball outfit. asked if i were catcher color i would no want him running into me. hundreds in england hopping aboard the gravy train. to watch the world gravy wrestling championships, was plenty of g-avy for the event, 3,000 gallons of 16 men and eight women entered the ring in england, they slip n slide around a mixture of meat juice chopped up vegetables and cornflower to wrestle for the victory, three judges awarding pointsest on entertainment value, notches wrestling,, competitors if you stay on your feet and get the upper hand on your opponent that allows you to throw them and toss them aroundnd as you can g anyone else in your just straight over. >> just go for it and there is no techniquest. >> t the 18-year-old beat his cousin in the men's final, while rachel williams took home the women's title this is not for anybody with a fear of height

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josh boak, we will let you have the last word.: there is no doubt that undocumented workers are problem. part of the problem, weirdly enough, is if you do not have legal status, it is harder for you to get a higher wage, as well. so we have to do reform in general and figure out we can have c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues. lieutenant governor of new york and a trump supporter on the state of the trump campaign as the candidates shift through the general election. then economic report of the wall street journal talks about his recent piece on the rising cost of childcare. and a resident senior fellow at libyalantic council on becoming a stronghold for isis, a recent bombing campaign by the u.s.. be sure to watch c-span washington journal live at seven eastern. join the discussion. c-span.org you can watch our public affairs and political programming any time at your convenience on your desktop, lap and mobile device. click on the library search bar. you can type in the name of a speaker, spons

. >> josh benson, thank you. >>> and now to the tropics. we are near the peak of hurricane season and things are starting to heap up just a bit. our storm team 8 meteorologist latest. >> we have been talking about tropical storm fiona will probably not be a factor. we call it a fish storm. it will stay out to sea. it has not been a great environment and won't strengthen that much. here is where it is in relation to us. 45 miles an hour winds, the advisory in from the national hurricane center. moving to the west, northwest at 10 miles an hour. it is out there. you can see the forecast track. it will move depression long term. weakening at long term. we are starting to focus on other aspects of the tropics. a 50% chance of an area west of the location. it is moving out over the warmer water and has the potential to strengthen into a tropical system. this one, this advisory on 99l and invest continues to look at the full picture here. the spaghetti models over the development. moving in the westerly fashion is an interest to all of us as we w

-josh: josh. nice to meet you. lemonis: hey, nice to meet you. how long have you been here? josh: this will be my eighth year. lemonis: wow. what's been the craziest part of it? josh: just the hustle. lemonis: how stressful is it working here right now? louie: pretty stressful. matt: we get orders all the time that come straight from the front office, and it's like, "we need this kit yesterday." lemonis: so whose fault would it be? matt: mike's. so then we have to go around the whole shop and find different parts to make the kit. josh: every time we try to set a schedule, you're constantly stopping and going back, because this kit ends up being more of a priority. louie: mike will come out and say, "we need this kit done." and we know we don't have the parts, so i'll say, "chris, we don't have the parts." he goes, "yeah, don't worry about that one. do this one." so it's like -- it's just... compounded throughout the whole shop. lemonis: the most disturbing thing about their manufacturing process is there is no process. the reason it takes six months to make a drum is they do

josh, you are our resident b bannon-ologist.linton campaign would clearly like americans to believe that this guy is really running the ship over at the trump campaign. we have seen a lot more on tv of kellyanne conway, the campaign manager. i'm wondering where do you see bannon's fingerprints in the new version of the trump campaign? >> well, where i see his effect is when you guys are talking about earlier, this latest scandal where as soon as clinton was out with this ku klux klan ad, trump hit right back with the video. that i think was bannon. he was brought in to be much more aggressive, get the campaign to be a little more nimble, more adept at using social media beyond just donald trump's twitter feed. so i think that's what he's been focused on in the week or so he's been there. >> heidi, let me ask this. the steve bannon has proudly said breitbart is a flagship media enterprise for the alt-right. do people who actually are part of the alt-right, for example, white supremacists, the kind of people you talked about earli

josh?o you love it, that is the question? >> no. i'm an investor in a company called opirann which used the enterprise and it is hard to convince an i.t. chief to go on apple and it doesn't happen and insurance companies and you could bring your own device but if you want to run enterprise, it is not happening on mac. so i'm not on board that you are going to take this fashion company, because that is what apple is, great brand and fashion and consumer electronics and in 36, 24 months or 12 months, tell me the guy running the back office at goldman sachs is going to standardize on the operating system out of mack. ain't going to happen, my friend. >> and tony, i'll give you the last word. this conversation of tim -- if tim cook were listening, it is exactly what he would have said in this washington post stories. there have been haters and naysayers the whole way, whether it is '05 or '07 and they said we peaked in 2010 or 2011. >> the phone was a joke. >> and i don't subscribe because it i