at an iconic snowboard-and-skate shop in chicago... chris: in the summertime we do skateboards, stand-up paddleboards. lemonis: ...the owners are headed a nasty collision. this business looks like it's on life support. chris: i think things kind of fell apart pretty quickly up here. lemonis: their new location loses money hand over fist. there's nobody here. it's empty. their original location suffers from low margins and the wrong inventory. salena: it's about creating a reputation. lemonis: this business doesn't have a good reputation. did you know that? and now, their partnership is spinning out of control with two of the owners sidelining the third. chris: it felt like we financed your pregnancy with my money and our time. lemonis: if i can't help them fix their process and their relationship... you guys picked this location. chris: yeah. lemonis: you guys did it. ...this board shop will have to board up its doors. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not gonna wake up every mornin

called the obsidian trail. 310,000-foot volcano is about an hours drive from here if you want to go snowboarding in august you can do this but it's one of the few you have to have a permit now. wildflower field, black glass, glaciers and this is a five or six. one of the toughest trails this is a 10,000-foot volcano and you wouldn't think there would be a hiking trail but you don't need a permit you just have to have a love of stamina because you're gaining elevation about. next is on the idaho border and that there we are losing 5,000 feet of elevation and marked down to the state river so that seems easy but then in the day you've got to come back. >> this is close to where eugene was founded over 100 years ago and it still is the heart of the city. this is a whitewater river but that is what eugene is about, so do we get a bicycle to go over the pedestrian bridge he has more for pedestrians and cars. in this town scores 5-for you could go 10 miles on either side through a bike path, but was and did not know you were in the city most of the time. the bike lanes are separated so you don't have

if you want to good snowboarding in august on a glacier, you can do that up there. but the trail is -- was so popular it's one of the few in oregon you have to have a permit and only let 20 groups a day to hike the trail. there's wild flour flower feels, laugh a flow, glaciers, in a six mile hike. waterfalls and lakes, pretty cool hike. one of the toughest trail is one up south sister, so thousand foot volcano and there's a hiking trail to the top. you don't need a permit. you just have to have a lot of stamina because you're gaining 5,000 feet of elevation in about five miles. the next hardest one would be hell's canyon, on the idaho border, and you're lose 50:00 feet of elevation, you start on the rim and you hike down to the snake river. that seems easy. then in the afternoon and the heat of the day you have to come back. welcome to downtown eugene. very close to where eugene was funds over 100 years ago, and it still is the heart of the city. you think, that's is a whitewater river with trails in the woods on either side? but that is what eugene is about. so, we

these are three 10,000 portable cano's that are in hours drive from here and if you want to go snowboarding in august on a glacier, you can do that up there. but the trail is so popular that it's one of the few in oregon that you have to have a permit now and they only let 20 groups a day hike that trail but you've got wildflower fields and lawful flows with obsidian, this black glass. there's volcanic craters, glaciers and this is all in a five or six mile hike, waterfalls andlakes. that's a pretty cool life . one of the toughest trails is one that goes up five sisters and this is a 10,000 foot volcano and you wouldn't think they're the hiking trail at the top but there is. and you don't need a permit. you just have to have a lot of stamina as you are dating 5000 feet of elevation and about five miles . >> the next hardest one would be hells canyon. this is on the idaho border and they are your losing 5000 feet of elevation. start on the rim and hike down to the snake river so that seems easy but in the afternoon in the heat of the day you got to come back . welcome to downtown eugene, thi

. >> but you can snowboard. >> i can go snowboard here. >> but i just think that the support is something that is crucial. >> that's true. i want to choose what's best for me when i get out of here. >> yes, whatever is -- >> so far everything has been going well for me in here, just where i was placed. when i feed -- i don't know when i feed the mods, it's totally different. >> that's what you said. >> people are locked up in a totally different way than i am. it just makes me be thankful for where i am. i would probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like two-man cell. you're in a cell. >> really. >> they lock the door on you. >> so that's where you see i guess the real serious inmates i would imagine. >> mm-hmm. it's a whole different world, yeah. it's a whole different world. >> are they close to you? i mean, that's somewhat disturbing. >> you can't hear me? >> when their 45 minutes is up, the intercom is cut off and gonzales' time with his mother comes to an abrupt end. >> i'll see you tomorrow. i'll see you tomorrow. >> so how did it go? >> it was all right. it wa

. >> for just the fourth time ever, skiers and snowboarders will be able too hit the slope at squaw valley for the fourth of july holiday. officials say there's still 100 inches of snow at the summit. they have live music paying tribute to the jerry garcia band. whether you're 4i9ing the slopes or staying closer to home, stay on top of the holida weekend forecast with the abc 7 accuweather app. download it for free and get weather updates on the go. >>> it's the first full day of president trump's travel ban, there's a lot of confusion surrounding how it's going to be enforce enforced. the state of hawaii challenging the order in court. >> reporter: immigration attorneys are here, we just checked in with them. they think things are pretty calm, they do plan on having one of the attorneys stay here throughout the day, and having other ones on call overnight. just in case somebody wants legal help. >> no protests this morning at sfo. that could change later today. protesters promised to be back at the airport protesting the ban. >> we have relatives considering travels from community groups

thousands of skiers and snowboarders will hit the slopes at squa valley.nches of snow fell. plans call for the resort to remain open indefinitely this summer weather permitting. managers at squa valley say this will the the fourth time they've had skiing on july 4th. and the first time they expect to go beyond that, topper. >> they do average 450 inches a year. but they got about 750. and that whole area, you know, it saved california from the drought. that's where they get water. and it'll slowly melt and they'll do okay. >> exactly. for us, no problems here. a live look outside. picture-perfect. dew points driving the humidity, 29%. a good hair day. winds west/northwest at 5. so tonight, it'll be, you know, comfortable. but not quite as cool. no 40s tonight. there will be 50s and 60s opposed to some 40s. morning camp temp, 62 to 75. hot but not humid on thursday. really pretty comfortable. and then hot and more humid on friday. just an isolated storm. but i would not plan around that at this point. they'll be few and far between. the 90s are here to set

you have skiers and snowboarders at vermont's killington resort. the best part it's all free. outside of the snow you have lush green grass and trees there. it looks weird, but skiers have to love it. >> they love to brag and tell everyone they did it in june. that's nothing. they're still skiing in some areas of the west. some resorts threatening to stay open all summer long. the storm that plagued us in the northwest and the northern rockies has kicked out. just a few showers left over in the pacific northwest. 72 today in seattle, pretty nice. notice the warm weather continues throughout the middle of the country and the rockies. by the time we head into your weekend forecast, 107 in phoenix. i think that would be the hottest so far this summer season, 93 in boise. as we getthis? what a great forecast, idaho, montana, oregon, all the way back up through washington state. >> frances, it does look like we'll have a nice start to the summer season this weekend. >> we'll take it in any form. thank you. >>> fast forwarding into friday. comedian kathy griffin will hold a press co

. >>> for just the fourth time ever, skiers and snowboarders will be able to hit the slopes at squaw valley for the july 4th holiday. the lake tahoe resort is staying open for what it's calling an endless season. skra squaw valley received 715 inches of snow earlier this year fwrinter storms. officials say there is still 100 inches of snow at the summit. in addition, starting tomorrow, squaw valley is holding a freedom fest with three days of live music paying tribute to the jerry garcia band. there will also be a fireworks show on monday evening. >>> and if you are going to tahoe this holiday weekend, looking spectacular, nothing but sunshine and temperatures mild in the afternoon, 70s and 80s. here now, live look at sfo. we've got low cloud cover in place, starting off with a gray morning. temperaturewise, good morning! we're waking up to the 50s most spots. 56 in san ramon, about 59 in san jose. one of the cooler spots right now, novato. good morning. you're currently checking in at 46 degrees. here's the call today. we're going to see a lot of sunshine, very typical summer spread

keep in mind you can ski and snowboard this weekend with squaw valley. this picture was taken today. tomorrow through tuesday, parts of the mountain have not the entire mountain, open for skiing. you can ski in the morning and go for a swim in the lake in the afternoon. high pressure in charge of our pattern. gnome major changes tomorrow. 60s to upper 80s. into sunday, we will bump up the numbers a little. minor cooling trend for monday into tuesday. by tuesday, could be talking about fog there portions of the shoreline. fourth of july forecast, morning fog turned back to cut the coast. 80s around -- the coast 60s. not a major warm up. " a factor for the fireworks. too early to get a precise forecast. there is a chance we could talk about some fog pushing into the bay tuesday evening. tomorrow, the clouds clear back. had 60s for the beaches. inland back up into the mid-to upper 80s for your saturday afternoon. here's a look at the highs for tomorrow. concord, 83. san francisco, 60. san jose, 70s. half moon bay, 61. 5-day forecast and big weekend coming u

occasional bracelets, the wallet tucked on the chained to a belt loop these were the tribal markers of a snowboarder. it was announcing it was sticking out to fit in. we could want what others want because they want it and still want it for ourselves. sometimes we are not able to point to where our desired ends. after prom we might have stopped at friendly's but i can't remember. carla wanted nothing to do with me. the last thing she said as he can't drink you've got to drive. the next afternoon carla chose instant messenger to shock the we should break up, i typed and agreed and died. i did not expect this would end even as i made plans to go away for college. you can hold up the hopes in your head woul but still be devastated when one of them gives way. it's wanting to have your cake and eat it too. i drove with my parents tonight after prom to see my family. i sat broken in the backseat. my mom would pass away less than a decade away. my father is still with us another decade after that i couldn't admit to them that money and run around of them failed. we never moved beyond our first case. while

but mike and gasia, amazing we're talking about nba finals, june 1st and still skiing and snowboardingp in the sierras. >> thank you, mark. >> also wedding season. >> yes. >> when you think weddings, you think food, dancing and the romance. what about the stress the finances and every now and then family drama. >> yes. june is the most popular month for weddings. i imagine there are brides, grooms and families and guests in need of guidance. for that we are happy to have briana on the 9. thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> we're going to have a small wedding. nothing fancy. one the parents and money and religion is a big one. >> yes. >> it is a mix of subjects all on one day. >> triggers major life issues. your financial issues, living situations, families, step families. even body issues. there's a lot of conflict and stress that the couple needs to navigate on one day. >> i remember my wedding, going into the final stretch, the last couple weeks, sitting down with my then fiance now wife saying if it is not perfect, it is okay. >> it's not going to be perfect. >> we'

. >> he loved soccer until he found out about snowboarding. >> and he liked basketball, too. >> whiletoltz claims their son, brian, started the fight, the lusks stand by a very different account. >> it came out during the trial, the bouncer on the stand said out of nowhere stoltz sucker punched our son, brian, and then there was a fight. and i know that brian was losing the fight and that one of his friends, that was a little guy, jumped on stoltz's back and stoltz just shook him off and brian told him to stay out of it. and i guess brian got the best of stoltz then. >> but both sides agree that later on stoltz returned to the scene of the fight with a serrated kitchen knife. >> how similar is that knife to the knife that killed your son? >> we think it's close from seeing the blade broken off at the trial. >> given the fact stoltz returned to the scene rather than call police, the lusks believe he armed himself not out of fear but revenge. >> i don't think my son did anything wrong that night. i really don't. and i can see when he came back why brian went over there and said, why are

. >>> from the beach to the snow, this fourth of july, many are turning in their wakeboards for snowboardsbelieve it or not. squaw valley will be open this weekend and through the fourth of july. earlier this week the resort says it has tons of snow on the mountain there. they will offer daily skiing from 8:30 in the morning until 2:00 in the afternoon. the resort will also have three days of music and festivals, including fireworks. >>> we posted a list of fourth of july events across the bay area. >>> coming up next, president trump's travel ban goes into effect today. what we're learning about thousand it is being rolled out at airports across the nation. >>> and after 44 years, bay area radio hall of fame legend steven seaway is leaving the airways. i will talk to him about his impressive career coming up. ♪ seed to the oat to the o, to the bowl to the spo♪n ♪ bowl to the spoon, to the mouth of the boy in the room ♪ room for that goodness... inside him to bloom ♪ ♪ good goes around... and around... and around ♪ ♪ seed to the oat to the o, on the first day of school ♪ ♪ schoolin' your s

rosengard/burton snowboards: "he was the most genuine, caring individual.ust a very dynamic personality. he connected really well with everyone here, my staff, everyone on the street."sam zentner/ftc: "he was you know, just a really good guy. always looked forward to seeing him. always had a good attitude.">( darya ) chan worked for u-p-s for nearly 30 years... and he had been on the same route for at least half of that time. ( mark ) happening today - the man charged with the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire will be back in court. derick alemna is expected to enter a plea later this morning in oakland. almena is facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the fire that broke out last december. almena was the man in charge of the warehouse. max harris was also arrested in connection with the fire. investigators say he is the man who organized party the night of the fire. if convicted, each man faces up to 39 years in prison. ( mark ) breaking news we are following this morning... the leader of isis may have been killed in an airstrike. t