alex: i was a supervisor at ups in rockford. lemonis: but you grew up here.ill i was about 10, 11 years old. then my mom moved to rockford, and we went and lived with her. lemonis: your parents got divorced? alex: yeah, when i was young. lemonis: when you moved to rockford, did you make a choice to go with your mom? alex: no. no. there was a whole legal custody-battle thing. lemonis: mm-hmm. do you think it created any wedge between you and your dad? alex: yeah, i'm sure. i think that's a big reason why i work very hard to try to impress him, basically, i guess is the word. i try to make him see that i kind of do know a little bit about what i'm doing. ♪ lemonis: i talked to your son. thom: i'd love to have been a fly on that wall. lemonis: family business is tough, and i have experience with it because i worked with my father, and it was not an environment that i enjoyed. thom: as you mentioned, family dynamics are always difficult, which is exactly why i put bill dittman between us. lemonis: and you don't like conflict at all... thom: that's true. lemonis:

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and that wraps up rockford who's at night.metime coverage continues at the top of the hour. >>pam moore and ken wayne are here with our kron 4 news at. >>and vicki thanks to you both next at 10 o'clock is been a rough 24 hours for loyal fans and the team after losing the nba championship to the raptors as you know klay thompson went down with that injured knee and we've learned he tore his acl coming up at the top of the hour we talk with an orthopedic surgeon about just how serious the injury is and when clay may be able to return to the court that's a live report plus a family of a bay area man shot and killed by police. >>announced plans to sue the department why the young man's mother says he didn't have to die. >>and father's day weekend is here our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with the complete 1010 forecasts also a hours free of kron 4 news in primetime starts after the break. >>that breaking news out of southern california where several people are hurt following a shooting at a costco good evening. i'm k

i didn't want to tell you about the time when i was in the rockford courthouse and they let me look at the records, and they locked me in the room. yeah, sure. if you don't get all the, you know, nuts and bolts of that or how much it cost for foe to copies in -- photocopies in alabama and when luther strange was attorney general and told me to get the heck out, those did not make it into the book. >> so this issue of true crime, i mean, there's a wonderful section in the book which is about -- and i had not, i confess, i did not know, i didn't fully grasp the chronology. but having written "watchman" in, i think it took two months? >> yeah. if you want to feel bad, i know harper lee has this reputation as a one-hit wonder, i called it mondays with maurice, she showed up every monday with 50 new pages. it was a draft that had to be revised, it didn't go to print, but, yeah, she had this period of tremendous productivity. >> so she does that, and then -- which is kind of a land speed record, and then writes "to kill a mockingbird" and turns the book in. and there's this period of time, y

host: let's talk to patricia calling from rockford, illinois. patricia would oppose the delay.ning. caller: good morning. and the census for 72 years.ead we will not see the results of the 2020 census for 72 years, because it is not revealed to the public because of the privacy act. host: so do you think that it should be delayed until this question is answered by the courts or do you think they should go ahead and start the census on time? caller: start the census on time, because we only use the numbers. we don't use the information out of the census. for years to go. wrong.e we won't see this for 72 years. do you realize that? senate majority leader mitch mcconnell had a reaction at the supreme court -- as the supreme court made a decision on the senses and here's what the senator had to say. >> do you think the question should be included? >> i don't have an opinion about that. it sounds reasonable to me, but i haven't studied that case. i don't really understand what the courts decided. maybe you do. so, i think it is kind of confusing. my general rule of thumb is if i'm c