marietta's 50% passes to a trust. the state control trust, upon his date, their 3 children inherit an equal share, the arrangement lives patty and alan in limbo, they are running the business but have no say in what happens to it. >> i am trying to figure out a way to say it might be sold out from under us. >> we knew we had to do something to ensure we would be able to carry on. jamie: dad gets that, but he wonders if the fairest thing might be to sell gatorama to the highest bidder, and sit money aside for all 3 sibling equally. >> my father was so concerned about being fair to my brother and sister, even though they did not contribute to the farm very much. >> that was tough for you? >> i really, pondered over it. and struggled with it. jamie: dave decides he will come up with what he thinks is a fair price, no special deal, and make an offer to patty and alan. what did dad tell you he wanted to buy it. >> a million dollars. jamie: where did he come up with that? y. >> pulled it out. jamie: next. >> another quiz qu

navy vessel, the marietta. showing again the coordination between the two sister services. harry hamlet, rear admiral. prohibition was over by the time he took command. in world war i, he commanded a u.s. navy base. that is how closely the sister services worked together. he moved the coast guard academy from the u.s. army base at fort trumbull in connecticut, to its present site, new london, connecticut. he commanded the uss marietta in 1919, in very heavy seas, he got that ship close to the u.s. s james that was sinking and in stormy waters, and through masterful seamanship they saved all of the u.s. navy crewmen on it. admiral russell waesche, the world war ii commander. they had courses together and they operated missions together. plus port domestic security. he kept commerce flowing on the great lakes. it was iced over much of the time but they had to get the commerce with agriculture to the allies and our own troops. he trained the merchant marine crews. all of the other services and franklin roosevelt gave them accommodations for brilliant leadership. signalman firs

marietta in the uss world war i, and in 1918 had a very heavy siege. he got that ship close to the u.s. s james that was sinking and stormy waters, and through masterful seamanship they saved all of the u.s. navy crewmen on it. --iral russell way she washey, the world war ii commander. they had courses together and they operated missions together. plus port domestic security. he kept commerce flowing on the great lakes. it was iced over much of the time but they had to get the commerce with agriculture to the allies and our own troops. he trained the merchant marine cruise. all of the other services and franklin roosevelt gave them accommodations for brilliant leadership. for -- first-class serviceman douglas monroe. the coast guard had landing craft they would move from transport to show and put the other members of the armed forces into the jaws of death against the japanese and the germans. marines were placed on shore and that flotilla got back to the transport and the transport captain said they are being surrounded by japanese and they are in a b

. >> reporter: in marietta, georgia, a construction worker wanders between cars stopped at a red light. no one pays him any attention. what they don't realize is he's actually a police officer looking for people texting in their cars. and he found plenty. >> the black lexus, black female driver, texting. holding the phone in his right hand. >> we can get close enough and almost get into the cars and look down into them and see what people are texting and what they're doing on their phones. >> reporter: it's a novel way to attack a growing problem. each year, more than 3,000 people are killed and over 420,000 injured in distracted driver accidents. >> impairment is still a problem but this texting is killing just as many people as drunk drivers. >> reporter: in stamford, connecticut, this officer dressed up in a surveyor's hat and helped nab 85 distracted drivers in just one day. and in san bernardino, california, it would have been easy to miss these very plainly-clothed officers, even though their signs explained exactly why they're there. creative ways to try catch people doing what

amazon, number two best performer, down 3% today, and martin marietta, a maker of materials, up to present for the year, down 2% today. the year, down 2% today. and really contributing to declines, consumer discretionary's. graded over ate bernstein, the analyst -- downgraded over bernstein, the analyst signing the alarms about the switch from ad supported television to non-ad supported television and these guys need to catch up to what the streaming services are doing. ratedm is -- viacom is and reform over bernstein. , micron will be down to present. other services getting a downgrade. sandisk. a lot of concern about the memory chip industry. overall when you look at chips, there has been a dismal t performance. take a look at my bloomberg terminal. what i have highlighted, the performance since june 10. since then, it is down 19.5 percent, getting ever closer to a bear market in semi-conductors. thank you so much. 19.5% down for stocks. matt: it's rough. scarlet: all right -- matt: i just want to get to this segment. there semi-questions i have not asked yet. scarlet: the fda approves t

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host: we will have one more call marietta, georgia. aller: i'm a black american citizen i'm livid with this and rsation about illegal legal immigration. first of all, both of them corporations. the corporation benefits from illegal because they get low workers that they don't have to pay and they don't have to hire american workers. then the legal immigration, here is a higher level employees such as in the tech filed that undermines those that are tech savvy but corporations don't want to keeps this lie being spread there is work that don't want to do and what they do is do the bait and having a having agriculture workers saying they don't want to do them. mericans don't want to do it for the pay. that is different than saying they don't want to do it. the to the benefit of corporations. his issue is not that big a deal but we don't have the will a ause if we would find million dollars for each illegal or person that shouldn't be it would be taken care of. care enough about american workers. community you ck have our young people from

mln, martin marietta, a strong name, material space, i like it, performed well. it's moving higher. >> terrific, guys. great fun today. that does it for us. "power lunch" begins right now. >>> "halftime" is over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >>> the bulls are making their way back today. the dow and the s&p are up more than 2%. the nasdaq is up more than 3%. the russell, however, is up -- it is up but under 2% to the upside. the big question, though, is fear keeping you out of the market? or is greed pulling you in? we have several bull/bear debates coming your way and everyone has a good point. that's just ahead. >>> also, this recent stock drop presents a great opportunity for your retirement portfolio. now, this is bigger than just a buying opportunity, especially if your retirement date is still decades away. tyler isut

that same typhoon caused widespread damage and loss of power in the commonwealth of the northern marietta islands. >>> in the bronx police are searching for two suspects in a violent home invasion last week in williams bridge. the suspects knocked a wheelchair bound man to the ground and pistol whipped another man. police want to question the woman seen in the video. the suspects made off with about $230 and an iphone. >>> a westchester county woman who died in a jail cell will be laid to rest. the funeral for raynette turner will be held this morning. family and friends gathered last night for a wake. the 42-year-old mother was found dead last week inside a holding cell two days after she was arrested for shoplifting. >>> check this out, a crime fighting superhero duking it out in manhattan. the other man was apparently harassing some of time square's costumed calendar. cell phone video shows spiderman striking the man several times before putting him in a head lock. the two eventually went their separate ways. no arrests were made. >>> 6:45, good morning america is coming up next. georg

should probably never own a gun but it's not because the government tells them they can't or some marietta city decide they can protect themselves, maybe they just don't want to go through the training to be competent and proficient with it. my point is, for many of us who grew up and again i use this god, guns, grits, gravy, guns have been a part of our lifestyle i owned a bb gun when i was i was five years ago, a 22 at age nine, then graduated up to a 20gauge shotgun. shotgun. in each of those things, here's what i learned as a kid. first of all, i had such a respect for firearms because it was drilled into me that you never, ever consider a gun on mote it even if you know it is. if you can look down the barrel and see daylight you still treat that gun as if it's loaded. if you treat a gun like that you won't miss use it you won't even put a point a gun at someone secondly never shoot at something you plan to kill. it never occurred to me and all of my wife of owning a firearm that i would ever think to use it to go into my place of work or go to a school and murder a bunch people. in fa

. >> in marietta, georgia, a construction worker wanders between cars at a stoplight. what they don't realize he's actually a police officer of looking for people text in their cars and he found plenty. >> the lexus, black female driver texting >>. >> we can actually get close enough and get into the cars and look down into them and see what people are nexting and what they're doing on their phones. >> reporter: it's a novel way to attack a growing problem, each year more than 3,000 people are killed and over 420,000 injured in in distracted driver accidents. >> impairment is still a problem but this texting is killing just as many people as drunk drivers. >> in stanford, connecticut, this officer dressed up in a survey's hat and helped nab 85 drivers in just one day. and in sbard, california, it would have been easy to miss these plainly clothed officers even though their signs explain exactly why they're there. creative ways to try to catch people doing what experts say is as dangerous as driving drunk. dwt. driving while texting. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >

even marietta, washington, picking up 67 miles per hour winds. on the one side the rain is great.ve been in such a bad drought. with all of the fires out there, they need it. the only difference is it has now started to shift. they're going to get possibly an additional one to two inches from seattle down to portland. >>> this is something we're talking about next hour. drones used as weapons. police in one state are now authorized to equip drones with taser, with rubber bullets. we're talking to the bill's author who says this is not what we intended. >>> first, though, a live report from budapest where an enormous flood of refugees are trying to find a new home somewhere in europe. why can't they get through? riti? brain food, hmmm. ensure has b vitamins that help support brain health - now that's smart nutrition. ensure's complete balanced nutrition has 26 vitamins and minerals and 9 grams of protein. ensure. take life in. when you're not confident you have complete visibility into your business, it can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help.

. >>> and record highs in today sessions, including public storage, nasdaq, and martin marietta. some of those names a pullback, but again in the books, brian. >>> a.m. zone's ceo jeff bezos saying he will not tolerate shockingly callous management practices that were described in the "new york times." the story claims amazon has a real cruel working environment, based on a number of interviews with employees and ex-employees. cnbc has obtained a memo to employ embrace -- i strongly believe that anyone working in a company like one that is really described in the "new york times" would be crazy to stay. i know that i would leave such a company. nabbia is a former amazon vice president who worked directly under jeff bezos. peter kafka as well. nadia, did your time at amazon match up? >> for me it was fun and surprising to read that articles. it paints the amazon as the company, and a very ambitious hard-driving jeff ahead of is the company. in realities it's not the company which drives people. it's about people and employees who work hard, having fun, who are obsessed with custom

mln, martin marietta, a strong name, material space, i like it, performed well. i think it's moving higher. >> terrific, guys. great fun today. that does it for us. "power lunch" begins right now. >>> "halftime" is over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >>> the bulls are making their way back today. the dow and the s&p are up more than 2%. the nasdaq is up more than 3%. the russell, however, is up -- it is up but under 2% to the upside. the big question, though, is fear keeping you out of the market? or is greed pulling you in? we have several bull/bear debates coming your way and everyone has a good point. that's just ahead. >>> also, this recent stock drop presents a great opportunity for your retirement portfolio. now, this is bigger than just a buying opportunity, especially if your retirement date is still decades away. tyler is out again today but sara eisen is joining me once again. hi there, sara. >> good to see you, mandy. triple digit rally for the dow be up with over 300 points at this hour. still have a long way to go to make up for yes

host: we will have one more call marietta, georgia.er: i'm a black american citizen i'm livid with this and rsation about illegal legal immigration. first of all, both of them corporations. the corporation benefits from illegal because they get low workers that they don't have to pay and they don't have to hire american workers. then the legal immigration, here is a higher level employees such as in the tech filed that undermines those that are tech savvy but corporations don't want to keeps this lie being spread there is work that don't want to do and what they do is do the bait and having a having agriculture workers saying they don't want to do them. mericans don't want to do it for the pay. that is different than saying they don't want to do it. the to the benefit of corporations. his issue is not that big a deal but we don't have the will a ause if we would find million dollars for each illegal or person that shouldn't be it would be taken care of. care enough about american workers. community you ck have our young people from 16

brock adams is 100 today from marietta south carolina. we wish him a happy birthday.appy birthday. that's it. don't go away. we have more birthdays in the hopper and we'll do more later on. so there. >> all right. thank you very much. siri, thanks for the pasta. incredible. >> really good. >> coming up in the next hour, more vmas. kanye west runs for the presidency. >> hey, anything can happen. you never know. >> we have a tumbling mat. >> this is awesome. we'll have hopefully a world record on the plaza. we have a tumbler who will see what she can do out there. >> her name is savannah guthrie. >> . >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. already warming up out there. let's find out how hot it will get today with meteorologist bill henley. >> we're looking at upper 80s this afternoon. at the shore we're starting to see sunshine break through the clouds. clouds are still producing a few scattered showers, not so much at the shore for cape may and atlantic city, things are looking dry on the radar but inland, there are some scattered showers th

brock adams is 100 today from marietta south carolina. we wish him a happy birthday.ppy birthday. that's it. don't go away. we have more birthdays in the hopper and we'll do more later on. so there. >> all right. thank you very much. siri, thanks for the pasta. incredible. >> really good. >> coming up in the next hour, more vmas. kanye west runs for the presidency. >> hey, anything can happen. you never know. >> we have a tumbling mat. >> this is awesome. we'll have hopefully a world record on the plaza. we have a tumbler who will see what she can do out there. >> her name is savannah guthrie. >> i'm . top== let sintest s qu >>> a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. at least six inmates of san quentin prison now have contracted legionnaires' disease. staffers discovered the outbreak last week after an inmate was rushed to the hospital. the diagnosis forced the prison to turn off its water on friday. faucets and showers must remain dry until they figure out the source of the outbreak. >>> southwest trying to determine how two complains collided last nigh

brock adams is 100 today from marietta south carolina. we wish him a happy birthday. loves to hunt and fish. can't beat it. morris bateman is 100 today. he loves fried shrimp like bubba gump. happy birthday. that's it. don't go away. we have more birthdays in the hopper and we'll do more later on. so there. >> all right. thank you very much. siri, thanks for the pasta. incredible. >> really good. >> coming up in the next hour, more vmas. kanye west runs for the presidency. >> hey, anything can happen. you never know. >> we have a tumbling mat. >> this is awesome. we'll have hopefully a world record on the plaza. we have a tumbler who will see what she can do out there. >> her name is savannah guthrie. >> hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> good morning. it is 8:57. 77 degrees out. monday morning, august 31st. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> new this morning, two people under arrest for the death of a man found on fire in queens. the body of 43-year-old shean mcquarter found sa