we also honored to have the family of arnold -- honored patty, mark and his wife and their children, justin, and hope. [applause] [cheers] thank you for being with us. thank you very much. mark grew up not far from here in springfield, virginia. every year he visited these grounds in hopes of one day serving here as a member of that very, very famous old guard. iraq04, mark deployed to for the second time. while he was there, patty went into labor with their third child, and mark was with her by phone when their beautiful baby girl was born. together they named her hope. just a few months later, mark was on a mission near baghdad when he was tragically slain by a sniper's bullet. today, hope is 13 years old. although she never had the father,o meet her great she can feel his love wrapped around her every single day. and when patty puts her children to batting kisses them good night, she can see mark's legacy beaming back at her through their bright and glowing eyes. thank you so much. [applause] really beautiful, thank you. you know that, right? also joining us is a very special frie

creating works that make a quieter statement is what patty hopes this exhibit will do. perhaps in some way lead to fewer lives ending like her son's did in violence. the art of peace exhibit will be held through the end of june at the end of which they will auction off the pieces to raise money for the foundation. you can find more information on my facebook page. >> what a story. do you have a story for our bay area proud series? if you think about it, you might. someone who has done something really special. i bet you do. let garvin know about it on his facebook page. leave him a comment. >>> still ahead, continuing coverage of our top story. a sheriff's deputy shot in the north bay. the unusual situation at a car wash that led to the violence. >>> a big move about to happen between the united states and israel that is causing tensions to build overseas. whyvowing to hold what they call a day of rage. because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and

patty is the woman who has spent months organizing the art for peace exhibit, wishing every accept of the way step of the way he were doing something else. >> i wish none of it had to happen because that would mean my son was still here. >> reporter: her some was shot and killed in vallejo four years ago. like any parent facing such a traumatic loss, there are two ways she could go. >> i wouldn't blame anyone choosing either way, you know. the first one is you're angry. you want revenge. you're depressed. it's very difficult to get out of bed, you know. because you know your child is never coming back. so you can really fall into a dark place. the other way is i'm going to transform this. i'm going to transform this so that he didn't die in rain. >> reporter: patty chose the second path, writing a book about her experience, starting a foundation in her son's name and mowing knowing it was a stolen gun that ended his life, sponsoring the first of what she hopes is the first of many gun buy-backs. the weapons collected, not just taken out of circulation but made available to artists. >>

he mentioned he was in love with patty, his daughter, my mother.e letters. i felt it would be appropriate to call it pedaling for pattie. heather: absolutely. thank you for everything you are doing to raise money for our veterans and for gold star children and families. definitely a great cause. we appreciate it. do you have a final message for people? >> it's my pleasure. heather: do you have a final message for everyone on this memorial day? >> yes. i would say that today is the one day of the year of all the days of the year we should recognize the sacrifices, the ultimate sacrifices that our men and women give in order to provide us with the freedoms that we have to live our lives the way we want to live them. have our opinions however they may be i think it's very important every day to remember that but today in particular and i think we should focus on that today and keep that in our minds and our hearts. >> you are a great example of doing just that we appreciate you joining us. thank you. good luck on your journey. >> thank you. thank you,

patty, your husband has been in jail for now seven years of a 14 year sentence. he was convicted on a couple of different corruption charges, bribery and extortion i believe. i think when people hear that they think, he must have taken a bribery, or promise to do something for someone giving him money, and he must have been heard or there must have been documentary evidence saying all that. but in fact, none of that happened. >> none of that at all. for me listening to your show, it's almost like yogi berra says, deja vu all over again. ten years ago, the same people, comey, fitzgerald and mueller, these out-of-control prosecutors came after my husband with their unchecked power to undo an election by the people. these people are so far from eliot ness, they are a million light light years away. they are using their offices for their own personal enrichment to further their career to sell books. speed >> laura: i don't think bb muller needs to further his career, he is the fbi director. he's esteemed by republicans and democrats. however, and you could get in on

joining me now, cnn political commentator scott jennings and patty solis doyle. i hereby demand, scott, i know you missed the royal wedding coaching baseball over the weekend, that's the type of thing we might have heard at a royal event, i hereby demand that the department of justice investigate the investigation. do you think there is a need for that investigation, scott? >> yes, i do. and here's why. because at the conclusion of the special counsel investigation all americans, all democrats, all republicans need to accept the results and in order for them to accept the results, no matter how it goes, there cannot be any questions left about possible political motivations inside the department of justice or inside this investigation. there have been some troubling materials put out there, the text messages between strzic and page. there are relevant questions about politics that must be answered for the purpose of giving americans confidence that the investigation was handled fully and impartially, no matter how it concludes. >> are there questions about this c

and you're right, patty is saying absolutely on the mark. there is a culture here. occasionally, it seeps out into the public view and it is ugly. >> tara, let me ask you about how significant you think it is that kirstjen nielsen heading dhs was about to, according to the reporting, resign this week. this is the person that the president has put a lot of weight on to get his immigration agenda through. he no longer has that talking point, right, that fewer and fewer undocumented immigrants are getting across the border and he points at her, blames her, berates her, dresses her down in front of colleagues. she's ready to walk out the door, but then doesn't. how significant for this white house? >> i think that it is par for the course, you see this level of chaos every day. it is also what happens when you don't put the best people in these positions. kirstjen nielsen was someone who didn't necessarily have the gravitas to be dhs secretary, wasn't the first choice to be chief of staff, she's a cybersecurity consultant and was able to maneuver her way with being ingr

it's great to see both of you, patty. your husband has been in jail for now seven years of a 14-year sentence. he was convicted on a couple of corruption charges, bribery and extortion, i believe. when people hear that, they think he must have taken a bribe and promised to do something for someone giving him money and there must have been evidence saying all that. but in fact none of that happened. >> no, none of that at all. you know, for me, listening to your show, it's like yogi berra says, it's deja vu all over again. these same people, comey, fitzgerald, mueller used out of control prosecutors and fbi agents came after my husband to undo an election by the people that came after my husband like this. these people are so far from elli elli elliot ness, they use their offices for their own personal enrichment to further their careers, to sell books. >> laura: i don't think bob mueller needs to further his career. he has been fbi director. he is esteemed by republicans and democrats. however, he authorized and you can g

patty: 1 really appreciate it is the time is 18 minutes after the top of the hour.hannel healing the nation, the former president revealing division for his netflix deal saying it will fix the political divide. carly shimkus with reaction. >> thank you for your service. this is a practical example we are appreciating. ♪ heather: how they plan to honor fallen heroes this memorial day weekend. ♪ heather: you are watching "fox and friends first". a plane forced to turn back when pieces of metal fell out of the engine. the japanese light heading to tokyo dropping 10 metal parts to the community below hitting a medical clinic in the parked car. no one on the ground was injured. inspectors say the jet's turbine blade was damaged. the owners of a puppy that died on border flight reached a settlement with the airline. united flight attendant praising the 9-month back to quito who was inside a bag, into an overhead bin in march. when the plane landed the dog was not breathing. the terms of the settlement have not been released but united has taken full responsibility and the

thank you thank you patty calling in washington. a former member of the irish republican army has told al jazeera that it could lead to a resumption of the conflict that person is comments came as the european union's breaks it negotiate she was visiting the city of london derry derry as it's also known. that british government to commit to staying in the customs union in order to prevent a hot border with ireland in breach of the good finding peace agreement aren't any reports. just a pony a certainly putting the miles in he's been all over ireland and here he was to be with business owners except in a city that source so much violence he had a chance to stress the importance of breakfast or to me not managing the pieces we are all going great need for should we be able to maintain the best fast agreement in all directions. the city still has two names londonderry for the process and unionists a with the river derry for catholic irish nationalists who never took down the signs of protest against what they saw as british occupation

that would be the best route to go with this. >> patty, when it comes to how democrats should addresshis, you know, utilize it, in running for the midterms because as much as this is legal, this is also very political, here's what the ranking democrat in the house intelligence committee adam schiff said. >> the broad question is how do you counter a president who repeats falsehood after falsehood after falsehood, that has the bully pulpit of the presidency to do it and has allies and congress willing to support that? and at the end of the day, there is one remedy for that. that is you need to throw the bums out. >> he went on to say, patti, congress is complicit in this, but as a democrat, and as a democratic strategist, there have been so many democrats who have warned against running in the midterms and in 2020 on just impeachment, impeachment, impeachment talk. adam schiff says vote them out, vote members of congress out. how do you walk the line as a democrat in this? >> right. look, using impeachment as a political tool is absolutely the wrong way to go. first of all, it is not f

while he was there, patty went into labor with their third child, and mark was with her by phone wheniful baby girl was born. .ogether, they named her hope; just a few months later, mark was on a mission your beba ghdad when he was tragically slain by a sniper's bullet. today, hope is 13 years old, although she never had the chance to meet her great father, she can feel his love wrapped around her every single day. when patty puts her children to bed and kisses them good legacyhe can see mark's beaming back at her through their bright and glowing eyes. thank you so much. [applause] president trump: president trump: really beautiful. thank you. also joining us is a very special friend. seven-year-old christian jacobs who is here with his mom britney. i met christian one year ago today. last year, after the wreath-laying ceremony, christian walked over to me with great confidence, shook my hand, looked me straight in the eye and asked if i would like to meet his dad. he loved his dad. marine sergeant christopher jacobs, who died when christian was just eight months old. next, christian

tonight weear from patty mccord, who for 12 years was tfchief talent officer of x. she now coaches and advises companies and entrepreneurs on w buildikplace culture and the leadership to reinforce it. from abolishing perfewmance reto challenging the need for policies themselves. her latest book is called "powerful: building a cuure of freedom and responsibility." >> i used to say that thonly perk i wanted to have at netflix is showers, because you know how like, everybody says, "i had that great idea in the shower"? so, i wanted to just have like, a row of showers, if we got stuck, like, "everybody in the shower, don't come oil you get an idea." why do we do an nual performance review? is it to give people fdback because you think feedback would result in better performance? if that's the case, it's a really terrible proc so, if i went to the whiteboar and it was a blank ste and i said, "okay, okay, i got this idea, okay, here's what we're going to do, we're goi to-- once a year, we're going to look back in a really arbitrary, obtuse language describe something that

and like, "well, patty, that's your buffering speed." and i'm like, "okay, here's the deal, i'm normal, not only do i not care what my buffering speed is, i don't want to know that buffering exists. i'm telling you, the winners are going to be paus forwards, and reverse." i won that one. let's talk about culture-fit. who cares? here's how it really works in real life in most companies, hiring managers say, "i need to hire somebody who'rfgoing to be t. they're going to be articulate, smart, quick on their feet, funo e around, and really passionate about their work. someone, well, just like me. dd that's who they hire, like hires, like hires, like hires, like-- and it's just huun nature to do that and got to work against that. people used to ask me at netflix, like, "netfli hires a players, how do you do it?" i'd say, "there's an island only i know about and all the a players are there and i'm not telling you where it is." so, it's the problemyou have to solve and the personin who'edibly passionate about doing it and capable of doing it. m

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fraud and waste that they must hear on that hotline ha ha and i work here in the pentagon my name's patty lou i'm mainly in charge a refill an anchor in the copy years because generals do not know how to use the copiers it's you know they can handle war but i don't know a copy or adding and i wanted to report that someone here in my department gave taken the plans hold when you are clearly to apartment plans and then. we must go through seven or eight pens away it's ridiculous ok thank you patty ya'll write down the seven pens right below the section i have to tell you. how we lost our chance. anyway here's more from that forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct system deficiencies you're blaming through years of dollars on failure to correct system deficiencies that's like saying i had sex with a widow with a hundred thousand waggled hairless aardvarks. because i wasn't looking where i was walking. home only instead. and like i said almost no mainstream media outlets

it's ridiculous ok thank you patty ya'll write down the seven pens right below the six you know how to how you don't have a last card yet. anyway here's more from the forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct system deficiencies you're blaming through years of dollars on failure to correct system deficiencies that's like saying i had sex with a widow with a hundred thousand waggled hairless aardvarks. because i wasn't looking where i was walking. the only instance. and like i said almost no mainstream media outlets have touched this story songs such as n.p.r. have covered the audit but even that they treated with kid gloves the u.s. government established requirements for each agency to present financial statements back in the one nine hundred ninety s. but for more than twenty years the department of defense has lagged other agencies . yet they lag behind for twenty years in terms of reporting that they were involved in the largest robbery in history. but funny fun

eighty thousand eighty thousand burger patties just from this bit of liquid right that's unbelievable the tissue is then placed into a blender before an enzyme is added to break it down even further into individual muscle fibers so by maximizing how much you break down the tissue and encourage the cells to multiply you're getting more product out of that bit of liquid. once broken down further and fed a special culturing solution the cells are placed in an incubator so the conditions in here the kid in the conditions inside the cow right temperature temperature. to everything. in the warmth they will begin to multiply and once there are enough cells they're taken out and grouped together where they automatically contract to form tissue. in the moment i've been waiting for actually seeing a tangible. a tiny one and tiny said yes. so this is this is the end result where you have the individual fibers so this is about four hundred of those fibers entire hamburgers about ten times i mean that wherever statements made that's absolutely man and grown purely in a lab this is. this is pure me

patti? did she bring pies? >> no. she didn't. i should have for you guys.e bryan and a little look at this epic performance of "all night long", from lionel richie and the top ten, take a look. ♪ all night long ♪ all night ♪ all night long ♪ all night ♪ all night long >> he's still got it, man. >> he's still got it. it was incredible. >> it was fun. >> it was the first song of the night. the whole episode, i was playing it in my head over and over. but also making a special appearance, jimmy kimmel took us down a trip on idol memory lane, including ryan's frosted tips from season one. and he brought out sanjaya, remember him? >> wow, he looked different! >> from season six. >> he doesn't have the pony hawk anymore. but he has the same following. remember this girl that cried? same girl. from season six was in the audience again. >> that's funny. >> all these years later. speaking of tears, we did have to send two people home last night. the first to go home was gabi barret, who was the carrie underwood look alike sound alike. she was the first to go home. s

you remember the story, what goes through your mind when you listen to patti blagojevich? >> i think two things, first of all, i think that we have four of the last seven governors went to prison. so this one -- >> martha: welcome to the club, we have a few from new jersey too. >> the only thing i will say, i do not know about the sentencing guidelines, you may be right about that, but there was more to the case then just what was described there. by governor blagojevich's wife. at one point he threatened to pull $8 million from the state for the children's hospital that was trying to build a children's hospital. >> martha: he is saying that that was political -- that is politics, that's the way it works. people say, you do that for me in, i will do that for you. that's what they are claiming. >> the jury did not find that. to take a step back, i am trying to, am still racking my brain to figure out, is this some strategic signal that you described that the president is trying to send, because the fbi was involved in all of these cases? or is it just the president likes pa

lovely trust in the strength of our country that beside the patty in the judgments is great. both on an economic and social level a good round so gonna go normally call it should be either. but it's not only italy that needs the euro zone the currency union stability relies on the financial stability of its member to the south. and we can speak to our financial correspondent in new york so fishermans good joins us now sophie what are investors in the united states saying about this drama unfolding in italy. well we have been observing a remarkable reaction in the markets here today and early trading the dow lost around two hundred points and the loss got even bigger during the day we were down to four hundred fifty points at one point and that is a debt crisis caused by political turmoil surrounding potential reelections and italy and the result was a violin fell off in father in european debt that bled into the broader financial markets so we could see a fellow off stocks as well and best there's let into safe havens like the u.s. dollar for example and banks who are leading

patty: heather: the resistance is becoming synonymous with democrats. danger to them as we head and the midterms? >> you better believe it. i have been on countless times on this network saying we have got to move past the notion of resistance. people that can get that done are the veteran candidates. kathy is right about the democratic party pushing resistance but who is not doing that are the veterans. we know how to work with everyone. we are democratic veterans, the best qualified to do so. i am a gay man, nobody cares as long as i get the job done. my buddies in the ranger regiment never cared as long as i had their back in battle. heather: great advice for candidates moving forward. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and they couldn't put a woman in the white house in 2016 so what about 20/20? who could be the secret weapon for democrats in a new hypothetical matchup. a problem for starbucks that will cost millions of dollars. the coffee chain closing thousands of cafÉs today but will it pay off in the long run? trendsetter or fashio

two patties, but patties, lettuce, cheese, pickles, sesame seed bun and of course the special sauce.l only be given out this week available in south america. cheryl: they always do that. but maybe that's something i want to conduct its only japan. gerri: remember that song? cheryl: i know, wow. gerri: coming up, stocks pulled back after the waitress said it would announce a decision on the iran nuclear deal. how concerned should investors be? as lawmakers push for more gun control, we will have the numbers. look at the stock futures right now. we are seeing all the indexes down through the dow jones 50 commands to be done seven, nasdaq down 15. you are watching "fbn:am." nice mock ♪ insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. and i heard that my cousin's so, wife's sister's husband was a lawyer, so i called him. bu

while he was there, patty went into labor with their third child, and mark was with her by phone whend when he was tragically slain by a sniper's bullet. today hope is 13 years old. although she never had the chance to meet her great father, she can feel his love wrapped around her every single day. and when patty puts her children to bed and kisses them good night, she can see mark's legacy beaming back at her through their bright and glowing eyes. thank you very much. [ applause ] really beautiful. you know that, right? also joining us today is a very special friend, 7-year-old christian jacobs, who is here with his mom, brittany. i met christian exactly one year ago today. last year after the wreath-laying ceremony, christian walked over to me with great confidence, shook my hand, looked me straight in the eye, and asked if i would like to meet his dad. he loved his dad. marine sergeant christopher jacobs w

. >> reporter: patty spears has planned weddings for 20 years. >> everything from planning every last detail to playing psychologist sometimes and talking down brides. >> reporter: she knows from experience that some problems just can't be avoided. like, say, a heat wave. >> when i got the bride into the church, it was 121 degrees. the ac in the church gave out. >> reporter: that's why patty recommends the one thing we didn't see a booth for at the expo. wedding insurance. >> i've had success with having my couples do that just in case. just in case. >> help me get into my dress. >> reporter: peggy lou says she could have used insurance after her wedding. >> obviously, a photographer is one of the biggest and most important things for a wedding. and we found our photographer actually through a dear friend's referral. >> reporter: just one big problem. the photographer she hired didn't deliver the album for two years. >> it just kind of dragged out for, we didn't really understand, really. >> reporter: if peggy had wedding insurance she might have been covered. wednesday a company that

and when patty puts her children to bed and kisses them good night, she can see mark's legacy beamingthrough their bright and glowing eyes. thank you so much. [ applause ] really beautiful. thank you. you know that, right? also joining us today is a very special friend. 7-year-old christian jacobs, who is here with his mom, britney. i met christian exactly one year ago today. last year, after the wreath laying ceremony, christian walked over to me, with great confidence, shook my hand, looked me straight in the eye and asked if i would like to meet his dad. he loved his dad. marine sergeant christopher jacobs, who died when christian was just 8 months old.

patty solis doyle, what do you think is going on here?dy, number one, and it is unspeakably cruel. these parents are coming with their children because they're trying to escape some horror that they're facing in their own country, they're coming to save their kids, they're met with criminal prosecution, their children are being torn away and then we're finding that our government has lost these children. where are the kids? as a mom, i am -- i mean i just can't think about a child, a 4-year-old in a different country with strangers and now vulnerable to human trafficking, vulnerable to abuse and there is nothing that these parents can do. and so i think the president should use every resource at his disposal to find these kids and make sure that they're safe and tell us that they're safe. >> this is an unintended consequence of -- >> i don't think it is. i think this is a process that's been going on a long time, what happens is these children come into detention. there's a vetting process of who these children are assigned to. this is no

palmira: y patty monzÓn dice que en los 80 sÓlo se hablaba inglÉs y que no se deben de molestar, ya quea los hispanos. r --ramÓn: gracias por participar. el gobernador jerry brown firmÓ hoy una nueva legislaciÓn que le impide a los inmigrantes indocumentados revelar su estatus migratorio en corte. el proyecto de ley estatal 785 del senado establece que no puede ser discutido, ni mucho menos cuestionada, la condiciÓn migratoria de un testigo de la vÍctima o bien del propio acusado a menos que un juez lo considere pertinente y admisible. y que los abogados deben convencer al juez en una audiencia privada antes de plantear la cuestiÓn en el tribunal abierto. ♪ continÚan las temperaturas bastante agradables y llegÓ la hora de saber cÓmo estarÁ el clima para los prÓximos dÍasunto. palmira con estas imÁgenes en vivo del puente golden gate nos vamos a enlazar en vivo con zugely que estÁ con la ventana al tiempo. zugely: muchÍsimas gracias, les prometo que vamos a tener un fin de semana agradable en el Área de la bahÍa. pero antes de darle el tiempo, vamos a trasladarnos a la regiÓn de hawai. p

what do you hope to accomplish here, patti?about transformation, you know, transforming something that is potentially destructive and harmful and into something that can instruct and educate and inspire and the whole point of these pieces is to raise awareness about gun violence and many of the artists that we selected had their own personal stories about how gun violence has personally impacted their lives and they are dedicating these pieces to these loved ones so it really is to raise awareness to start a discourse in the communities about what happens when people are shot and killed, what happens to the families and what can we do to make a difference. >> so this is going to debut this weekend in vallejo. that's got to be a proud moment for you. >> it is. i just came from the gallery, we are puttings the pieces together, we commissioned eight artists but there will be 24 pieces because in addition to the eight commissioned artists, all these other artists have come out saying i want to be partof the message and they have co

. >> patty spears has planned weddings for 20 years. >> reporter: everything from planning every last detail to playing psychologist sometimes and talking down brides. >> she knows from experience that some problems just can't be avoided. >> it was 21 degrees. the ac in the church gave out. >> reporter: one thing we dependent see a booth for at the eck poe -- wedding insurance. >> i've had success with having my couples do that just in case. >> help me get into my dres. >> reporter: peggy lu says she could have used insurance after her wedding. >> the photographer is one of the biggest and most important things for our wedding. and we found our photographer actual actually through a dear friend's referral. >> reporter: just one big problem -- the photographer she hired didn't deliver the album for two years. >> it just kind of dragged out. we didn't really understand really. >> reporter: if peggy had wedding insurance, she might have been covered. a company that sells insurance says event policy might cover things like postponement or cancellation when things are out of your control l

we was on the phone, me and my daughter patty was on the phone with her when it happened. >> reporter: la donald held on to the urn containing his wife's ashes. they traveled to florida for the funeral but didn't have enough money to return to the bay area. the nonprofit oakland public education fund helped with airfare to get the family home and get the kids back in school in oakland. >> i miss my friends. >> eventually they're going to realize that mom is not there. but that's the least thing i can do is to try to gather the community together and support this family. >> our kids have over 3.5 gpas. she made our kids better, she made me better. >> reporter: so far a gofundme page has raised almost $12,000 to support the griffin family in their time of need. >> we thank every last person that donated. even though we don't know you, it's going to a very good cause and we're going to make sure the kids get everything they need out of that. >> reporter: griffin says he is committed to keeping his family together, holding on tight to precious memories of a beloved wife and mom. in oaklan

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patty's day planning in the future. any other comments -- i do also want to acknowledge -- i know our staff kind of came together and maybe commissioners, too, but larry harvey, who is one of the founders of burning man, which is near and dear to my heart, passed away on april 28th. he is a pillar, i think, of the arts, of entertainment, of san francisco, so he'll be dearly, dearly missed. i hope as a city, we can find a way -- i know -- i know senator scott wiener pulled together a commendation of him, but i hope that as a city we can come together to find a way to give credit to this really important cultural force, as we do with all the really incredible cultural forces we have in this wonderful, wonderful city. so any way, rest in peace and thank you for all that you've contributed to the world, larry harvey. any final thoughts? all right. any public comment on our commissioner comments or questions? no one's left to do that, so i'm going to adjourn this meeting. thanks for staying around this long. this meeting's a

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patty power bet fair, they're merging their u.s. business with fandual. it had been the u.s.ed daily fantasy sports company that is now getting into the gambling world now that the supreme court legalized it last week of course, comcast has a stake in fandual majority ownership will go to patty power who has an option to buy the entire business in the next five years. back to you. >> thank you very much meantime, the brothers najarian are at the telestrator for their unusual activity today in media and emerging markets. doc, you're up first >> next on media, what these guys do is own everything. abc, cbs, fox, broadcasting towers all over the country so in other words, if you want to run an ad and cover the country, this is one of the places you go do it. check it out, back in january, the stock was just shy of about 82 bucks a share bled off all the way down here towards $60. just at the beginning of may so what did they do today? they came scrambling buying calls out in the future. how high at that same 80 strike i think somebody is looking for a pretty nice rebound here i

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