brothers chevron and mike farrell created this attraction too because they were always traveling around in their former profession and they longed to return home to play. the fear the symptom hundred one. we want to his craft and it traveled all over germany so we thought of ways to come back here and we'd never seen the hearts as a tourist hot spot before but we saw about it for a while and decided to get into tourism not into traditional areas like the restaurant business but instead to do something a little extreme remembers it was extremist. the bungee jumping here certainly is extreme it's a seventy meter freefall from the world's longest pedestrian suspension bridge which is four hundred eighty three meters long it's a real rush for people who want to experience their lives hanging by a thread. and with howard jones at the end of another national edition of euro max don't forget to check out our website or like us on facebook to keep up with the program from me and the rest of the crew here at euro max as always thanks for joining us and was against him. tomorrow on your all my sp

i head back to farrell's ice cream parlour in california. mike: welcome to farrell's ice cream parlour. are you celebrating anything today? lemonis: i put up almost $1 million to save this beloved brand from collapsing. now i need to save my investment. your license agreement here is terminated today. i can't do this anymore. the owners are once again mismanaging the funds. travis: we got notified from the landlord that you're behind on rent, and... lemonis: you guys were not aware of it? travis: no. lemonis: the flagship restaurant has fallen into chaos. i got, basically, a big f you, and my $700,000 is gone. to revive it, i'm going to need rely on some old friends... we want to do it? allison: let's do it. lemonis: ...try some new approaches... travis, allison, pete, and myself, we'll be partners in this business. ...and make some painful decisions. you want me to work a deal out with the landlord so it lets parlour off the hook? paul: yeah. lemonis: great. no. because if i don't, both farrell's and my money will be gone... forever. my name is

ago when he was sworn in, this morning, mayor marc farrell joins me live from city hall, mary climbing -- mayor, good morning to you. >> good morning, mike me start with this i saw a picture added to the hall of mayors, your picture, just yesterday, talk about your emotions. as you are about to leave office. leave room 200. >> obviously the last six months has been an incredible honor. serving as mayor of the city and county of san francisco, the city i grew up in add my wife liz and i are raising our children in. it has been an amazing ride for the last 7 1/2 years inside city hall. i will tell you, i am leaving the mayor's office with a huge grin on my face, you proud tha it together, with my family, we experienced this as a family together. and really i am excited about next steps and really excited about what the future holds inside of city hall for the san francisco residence. >> you talk about accomplishment, you only had six months if you had to say what was your biggest accomplishment, and your biggest concern is you leave office for the city?>> when i started out the first week in office i talked about being laser focused on thr