[laughter] >> tami? >> yup, yup. >> everybody come on out here for a minute. >> tami?yup, yup, yup. >> okay. i wanted to get you guys together to let you know that yesterday, alison and jim and i made a deal. i agreed to put $450,000 in this business. the purpose of that is to take care of all the bills, put some working capital in the business. i'm 100% in charge. what i say goes. i believe in people, i believe in process, and i definitely believe in product. we're no longer gonna be pie assemblers. we're gonna be a pie-making company. if we don't make it, we will not sell it. jim, how's this sitting with you? >> yes? >> yes, i agree with you. >> in addition to that, we're gonna change the way this store looks. i actually think it looks awful. we want a flagship store where there's plenty of places to sit and that people walk an extra mile just to come here. the other thing is, we're gonna pay a little bit better than everybody else in town, i have to be honest. we're gonna have high performance, high reward. it's my job to make sure that people feel like they can hav

it says to tami butcher. you're right, tami. you are worth it.good mother and a productive woman in life. you are more than welcome to come and obtain the tools needed to change your way of living. stay focused, tami. you're worth it. good luck. so, yeah, i've been waiting for that for two and a half weeks now. yay. >> her acceptance into a drug rehabilitation program could enable butcher to set out on a new path. >> this is rad. it means i don't have to go to prison. that's the easy way. i'm not going to run -- take the easy way. i'm going to do the hard thing because anything worth it is worth working for. and i've been sober before. i've had three years. and my daddy passed away, and i ran. and i was running, gunning strong ever since. so i'm going to do it again and stay that way because if my mom was to pass away while i was in prison, i would never forgive myself. and she's not -- she's not healthy. she's sick. so -- and i want to regain the respect of my oldest daughter. i don't want them to be all, mom's just another convict, addicted, je

tami: we really haven't.ll part of our build plan to say, how do we show up with the best technology and it? the world in doing this is something we've been building for years as we work with partners like ericsson and samsung and nokia to really build that. we are the first in the world to launch 5g, and now enable others to work on that network. david: give us a sense about the time horizon. obviously this is an investment, like ericsson is having in asia. at what point do you think this will turn from an investment to turning cash positive for verizon? tami: i think this is a cash positive investment already. it is part of what we do to continue to build the world's best network. we continue winning metrics at jd power. this is a continual investment to really lead the world to the next generation of technology that will enable incredible solutions and keep abilities. we have a chance to work with partners around the world. one of the things that is really exciting is they are coming into our alleys. we've

his mother tami willias played back and forth the last words she told her son on saturday a day before the shooting. > the last thing i said to trevor is trevor, i love you. and he says mom, i love you. i'm having a good time. i'll be all right. i'll call you tomorrow. well, my call tomorrow never came. that call for me was getting on the plane to come here. to bring him home to bury him. >> reporter: the call came from a gilroy county sheriff. telling her her 25-year-old son had been killed. >> but apparently it was at close range. he was behind my son. my son didn't know he was there. they were sitting with their back towards everyone else. >> reporter: loaden to each other's hands and comforting each other, tommy and terry williams remember dropping everything and getting on the first flight from new york to the bay area to identify their son. >> so i had to wait for them to come to me with a picture of my son in the morgue to ask me if it was him. him. him. sl so i had to identify him through a picture. my baby. how could somebody just do that to somebody that never hurt a single s

his mother tami willias played back and forth the last words she told her son on saturday a day before the shooting. > the last thing i said to trevor is trevor, i love you. and he says mom, i love you. i'm having a good time. i'll be all right. i'll call you tomorrow. well, my call tomorrow never came. that call for me was getting on the plane to come here. to bring him home to bury him. >> reporter: the call came from a gilroy county sheriff. telling her her 25-year-old son had been killed. >> but apparently it was at close range. he was behind my son. my son didn't

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