lemonis: sjc is now making money.tive press magazine tour. he's there to support the bands that use sjc drums, but he's also there to drum up new business. mike: dude, yeah, our turnaround time last year was like six or seven months. right now, it's only four weeks, so... brendon: that's insane. lemonis: the plan is, mike would set up shop and display his drums at each one of the tour stops. mike: make sure the shirts are visible, make sure you're getting e-mails on the ipad. lemonis: i'm investing $53,000 in this idea. in order for this investment to make sense, mike would have to generate $100,000 worth of drum-kit sales. those drum kits range from under $900 to $6,000, and they have 50% margins. i'm going to sjc today to make a little bit of a surprise visit. i want to see how things are going, but more importantly, i want to see what the shop looks like. hey. how you doing, buddy? -mike: good. how are you? -chris: how are you? lemonis: what happened to your beard? what is this? chris: yeah, i'm growing it out. -le

reporting live at sjc, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. >>> now to a developing story. california's right to die law is now back in effect. late tonight we learned a state appeals court has reinstated the law. it allows terminally ill people to end their lives. last month a judge ruled the law unconstitutional, saying lawmakers did not follow proper procedures to pass it. california's attorney general has fought to keep the law in place during these legal challenges. >>> drag queen viciously beaten in san francisco and during pride month. it happened just a block from a well known gay bar. so what exactly led to that attack? nbc bay area's jean elle is live south of rket. je beating is and the photos certainly are unnerving. >> reporter: they're really disturbing, jessica. tonight gingersnap tells us he was not dressed in drag when he left the sf eagle bar around 10:00 last saturday night. he says he was walking home. he came down 12th street, turned on bernice, and he says this is where someone attacked him. >> so i think he must have started with a hit to the head. >>

. >>> a big boost for sjc, san jose international airport. a $10.3 million infrastructure grant has been anoupsd. the money will be used for the apron where planes park and load and unload passengers. no word on when the construction will begin. >>> the man dubbed as jogger joe was in court on robbery charges after he was seen clearing out items of a homeless man. hairy cente faces second degree robbery charges. his attorney sayss up with unsafe conditions. the defense attorney said he had tried helping the man for months but got fra seeing syringes on the ground and splashed with urine. their video of the incident led to death threats. cente's attorney says he was under stress when he snatched the phone. but many say his behaviois unacceptable. >> that is no excuse for disposing of someone else's possessions, littering our lake or assaulting an individual who was questioning the gentleman when he came back to the scene. no excuse. >> the judge refused to release cente, bail is set at 000. >>> hillary clinton is coming to to tomorrow to speak

. >> looking live at some of those long lines at sjc, people started lining up for flights around 4:00.m. the tsa expects its busiest day ever today about 2.6 million people. the big reason, it's summer. and fourth of july is next week. many people are just taking an extended break. the tsa says that this should arrive at least 90 minutes before your flight and there's a new focus on powders, not just liquid, so be prepared for that. >> great news you should hear about the fire burning in lake county. doesn't look quite like this anymore. firefighters say the pawnee fire is no longer growing and mandatory evacuations for double eagle community are over. the fire is 50% contained. but it did char more than 13,000 acres and destroyed 22 structures including several homes. now, some families in san mateo county have a big dilemma, the child development center in the ravenswood city school district closes tomorrow and new child care center won't open until august 15th. that means a six-week gap in child care. several groups are working together to try to find places and also pay for altern