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[laughter] opa. thank you. sorry, yes. >> sorry about that. i am james bridgeman. the cochair of the san francisco zurich city committee. the comment is to put a plug-in for sister cities. we have 19 in the city and we do a lot of work with bringing businesses here. we could go on for a long time on that. my question to you is how do you workers afford the cost of apartments and things like that in the city. a two bedroom apartment cost more than $500,000 a month -- $500,000 -- $5,000 a month. >> as an incredibly tough challenge. i think homeownership or homeownership affordability is less than 15%. i see people that are on my team struggling to figure it out. if you are young, you have a roommate, you know, there were headlines the other day about $117,000 considered low income for a low income family of four, which is astonishing. i also think that, you know, people figure it out. there's definitely a housing shortage. not just in san francisco, not just in the bay area, you see this happening in other markets all over the country. maybe nowhere so severe as it i

. >>> joining me right now, former fbi special agent asharina opa and mark preston. mark, can you try this on for size today? you have a conflict that renders you incapable of doing your job. i'm not going to spell out what it is and it's up to you to explain yourself, what your conflict is and why it renders you incapable of doing your job. what is this? >> what world are we living in? are we living in the current state of play right now? listen, you know what's happening? it's so confusing. there's so many facts out there. there's so much misinformation. what we are seeing i believe seems from the trump campaign, from the trump lawyers, from rudy giuliani is what they are trying do trying to do is create chaos. they are sowing seeds of doubt. this is very dangerous, creating all this white noise is basically lying. it's impeding an investigation even if it's not legally impeding an investigation. i do believe regardless of what happens in this investigation, whether people go to jail or people don't go to jail, i believe the historians will look back on this and no

all: opa! lemonis: but changing people -- that can be tricky.are eager to jump on board, but others needed coaxing. and then there are these people. andrew: what are you talking about?! -woman: don't even go there. -andrew: i'm not going anywhere. -gary: bull[bleep] i didn't. -lemonis: bull[bleep] when? john: i'm not selling my soul to anybody to put up with your [bleep] lemonis: the owners of key lime pie, jim and alison, had three pie stores, but business was bad and they hadn't taken a check in months. i wanted to shut down one of the stores. it was losing $25,000 a year and it was a no-brainer. jim: you're coming in here. you're telling me you're closing the store. lemonis: that's right. jim: what are you gonna pull next? i mean, what's gonna happen tomorrow? lemonis: whatever it takes to be very successful. whatever it takes, because the plan that you guys have had didn't work. we're closing the store. we're done. i'm not talking about it anymore. -jim: you better be right. -lemonis: i know i'm right. jim: i can't put up with this [bleep] a