val: hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. val: val. nice to meet you. lemonis: val, nice to meet you.hat do you do? val: i'm the office manager, and i take care of finances for tankfarm. i do -- lemonis: the stores? val: the stores. i do, like, the deposits at the banks. i do payroll. lemonis: and are you guys all paid through anderson? val: correct. lemonis: okay. john: this is amy. amy: i'm the production manager for anderson and tankfarm. lemonis: okay. amy: and then i do finances for anderson, as well, too. lemonis: are you on anderson's payroll, or are you -- amy: yes. john: we know. mike: anderson's paying the bills. lemonis: but anderson does not produce product for tankfarm. amy: they can't pay on time. john: tankfarm can't pay on time. lemonis: is that the truth? amy: yeah. lemonis: so, i never like the brand on the door to be the brand on the product inside that store. the idea of creating brands and doing what you do inside of anderson is great, but what i would prefer to see is anderson on the door, and then inside of the store, other brands that you may own in your back p

couple of days it was unknown. >> reporter: val's story went viral when his double retirement with hising dog did not go according to plan. paperwork never went through. until it did, to the tsa. >> i'm his handler and the person who looks after him. >> reporter: today in the basement of the san francisco police officer's association, val waited along with another retired m ed police dog of his. now the moment of reunion. >> hi, buddy! how are you doing. how are you? >> reporter: the problem traced back to one omitted signature back in san francisco. the love between humans and their dogs is unconditional, beyond explanation and ancient. are you whole again? >> yeah. my blood pressure's gone down. so i'm okay. >> reporter: okay to retire now, okay to be. the waiting was the hardest part and there's nothing petty about that. >> the look on their >> two happy best friends. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast. what's it going to be like on the fourth of july? >> the fog is going to be around. that is pretty typical for the summer time, as you know. i want to show you a sunset. it in

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." >>> that's the moment "dancing with the stars'" star val and jenna johnson got engaged in italy.r first interview. >> jenna said she nearly ran out of patience. >> i went through his things. >> well, val hid the ring in his book bag and things got intense going through airport security. >> both bags got pulled to the side. they went through her bag and day got to my bag and they're like, oh. you can't travel with this water, i'm like, okay. >> the liquid's too much. >> yeah. >> the surprise was not spoil. >> it all worked out. >> bye, everybody. now at eight ... she had is just amazing, she is a fighter and had the will to survivethe incredible story of the woman who drove off a 200=foot cliff in big sur.whooshwe have a live update from the peninsula ... where residents were warned to stay indoors as police tracked down a backyard prowler.whooshthat accused serial rapist in san francisco wasn't just posing as a rideshare driver ... he actually was one.and that's not all we've learned about his past,whooshso many dogs running around that it created a whole other side to the emerge

. >> for retired officer val kerwin, the retiring he planned should never have gone like this. >> the was unknown. >> val is the man whose story went viral last weekend when his double retirement with barrow, his partner and explosives sniffing dog did not go according to plan. paperwork never went through. until he did, barrow still belonged to the tsa. instead of taking barrow home on the day of his retirement, officer kerwin had to surrender him. >> as far as i know i'm the handler, i feed him, i walk him. i even bathe him. >> so today in the basement of the san francisco police officer's association, val kerwin waited along with another retired police dog of his. >> gilby. >> your brother is on his way, yes, yet. >> now the moment of reunion. >> hey, bar, hey barrow, hi you, buddy! how you doing? how you? >> the problem traced back to one omitted signature back in san francisco. take it on faith, take to it the heart, the love between humans and their dogs is unconditional, beyond explanation and ancient. >> are you whole again? >> yeah. my blood pressure has gone down, so i'm oka

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val chmerkovskiy.moore. >> they're already having a lot of fun. they'll be dancing all morning. >>> a severe situation in california. we'll begin there. the deadly firing burning across the country, the largest of them, the carr fire in northern california. want to go back to kayna whitworth who is there with more. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. firefighters are working around the clock. many of them losing their own homes as they're out saving others. when you look behind me you can see the scope of this destruction here. this fire burning so hot that it's just reducing these homes to ash. when i walk this way, you can really see the scope of this destruction as i take you to a wider angle. this is three separate homes here that you're seeing but i'm telling you, the destruction like this carries on for 150 square miles. it's been an incredible violent and deadly fire. the monster carr fire obliterating neighborhoods. more than 90,000 acres burning so far. >> i don't even care about my house

this morning called silicon val ey rising is blaming google for the homeless ness rates. the group said it could bring in thousand of new employees and then lead to more evictions. >> so we are encouraging google to make investments in affordable housing. >> we reached out to google for comment and are still waiting to hear back. >> other bay area head lines. at least nine people displaced after a fire in san francisco, it broke out at midnight. firefighters say the fire displaced four adults nin building. -- in the building and families in a near by air bnb. >>> a fire at 52nd and international at 4:30 a.m. 4 children and two adults are displaced. >>> a crash near willow pass, chp said a woman was trying to get away from deputies and she hopped on the to the freeway and crashed fortunately no one was injured. >>> several artist pulled out claiming money conflicts. saying there was a miscommunication with a new york booking agents. >> thieves caught stealing appls looking on. >>> a medical mystery two young siblings are diagnosed with a care cancer days a -- rare cancer d

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. >> what is your problem with val? >> val is a disloyal.out? >> she talked to me on the phone. >> how gracious of her to have talked to you once. you're not a thug drug dealer. you went to jail on a fire technicality. >> did that. >> yes. how are we supposed to know that hipsters are so flammable. >> the "san francisco chronicle" calls it a serious work of passion, artistic intelligence. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> bravo to you and rafael casal. you've been friends since high school. you wrote this for over ten years. >> for an decade, yeah, yeah, yeah. just, you know, really with the impetus of trying to show off oakland, california, on screen. we felt we had never seen the city represents in a way we know it to be. we were trying to tell an oakland story. when you do that, there are a lot of other issues. >> it started with a police shooting. >> it does. conceiving the product was around 2009 after oscar grant was injured. the discussion at that time was around police shootings and oscar's nation was on on everything incident

it's amyually -- >> jand is val coming back? >> yeah, val.ng it. he's amazing. [ cheers ] >> jim: you don't mess around. that's the one thing i will say about you. you don't mess around with anything. you don't fool around. you just give the people what they want. that's what we want. >> yeah, that's what i want to do. that's what you do too. >> jimmy: no, i try. i try. i wish i was you. please. >> yeah. you do it. >> jimmy: you helped me out. i don't know if you remember this. of course i bring it up to you e time. but, i said i was going to build a vinyl listening room, a a record room in my hous and you go, "oh, dude. i have everything." i have -- and i go, yeah, tell me what to get. and you gave me like a three page list of what to get. [ laughter ] the guy -- the guy is building it. >> i'm thorough. i can't help it. >> jimmy: the guy was building it, i was like, "who the hell is youfriend?" i go, it's like -- [ laughter ] "i can't tell you. he'd have to kill me." just trust me, the guy knows his stuff. he's like, "is the g imports his st

my next guest, florida congresswoman val demmings questioned the entire motivation yesterday. >> i never thought as a law enforcement officer i'd ever have to defend the department of justice from my republican colleagues on the other side of the aisle. >> florida congresswoman val demmings is here along with a former congress person from the other side, missouri republican tom coleman. he wrote earlier this year that it's no longer a "fantasy" to raise the question of whether donald trump committed "treason." congresswoman demmings, put today's indictment in the context of what house republicans were doing yester y yesterday. >> well, first of all, ari, thank you for having me on your show. look, yesterday was painful. it shows me the extent that my colleagues on the other side of the isle would go to to protect the president as opposed to pursuing the truth. that's what we all want but today was i think a sad day in american history. 12 military operatives from russia acting in their official capacity charged. and i think it sends a clear message that vladimir putin is very much aware

. >>> life with the valencias vals today is going to include big news.g their baby. and on this day they shared in that i blog the date and it has the boy/girl pastries strewn about and the paste tries look delicious. >> they do look dishs. >> we have a delicious dessert spread and after she shows us her belly we go outside and get a good look at the food. we've got a taco guy. >> now i'm impressed. >> but when everyone is fed, we get to see what the gend -- >> of the bike is? >> this motorcycle has been rigged with powder in the exhaust in the correct color. >> is. first child of the valencias, do you know? >> it appears that's their first baby. >> this is your swan song. >> dad starts the engine. >> oh. >> bye-bye, blue. >> blue powder comes out of the exhaust and we learn they're having a baby boy. >> that's a good party, i like it. >> they were so happy, it was an emotional reveal. over this to next one. these tires on the car have been changed to the special tires that when they do the burnout the smoke will be in the appropriate color. mom and dad

i a val -- proportion. i value your input and feedback and you will find me and my team ready to listen. to the employees, i want you to know that i will start with the presumption that you are performing our work as well as it can be done. my instinct will be to defend your work and i will seek the facts from you before drawing conclusions. thanks to the leadership of president trump and administrator pruitt, we have made tremendous progress over the past year and a half. we are accelerating the remediation of super fund sites, we are financing critical investments to improve the nation's water infrastructure. we are enhancing air quality and in areas around the country, and we are improving how chemicals are reviewed for safety, just to name a few of our accomplishments. we will continue to press forward on all of these fronts. i will continue the administrator's priority list for super fund sites. we owe it to the american public, the families in those communities around those sites to remove the environ

my next guest, florida congresswoman val questioned the entire motivation yesterday. >> i never thought as a law enforcement officer i'd ever have to defend the department of justice from my republican colleagues on the other side of the aisle. >> florida congresswoman val is here along with a former congressperson from the other side, tom coleman. he wrote earlier this year there is no longer, quote a fantasy to raise the question of whether donald trump committed, quote, treason. put today's indictment in the context of what house republicans were doing yesterday. >> well, first of all, ari, thank you so much for having me on your show. >> sure. >> look, yesterday was absolutely painful. it just showed me the extent that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle would go to to protect the president as opposed to pursuing the truth. i mean, i think that's what we all want. but, today, today was really, i think, a sad day in american history. 12 military operatives from russia acting in their official capacity charged. and i think it sends a clear message that vladimir putin is very

florida democrat val demings joins us now.ays on the democratic task force for election security. have we learned the lessons of 2016 when it comes to election security? are we ready for 2018? , good morning. it is good to be back. protecting our elections is going to be an everyday process. the work we did on the task force was timely. we certainly identified some vulnerabilities. we know russia definitely tried to undermine our 2016 election. with the task force, we were able to look at systems around the country, look at some best practices of states we think are doing it well. we also look at some of the vendors, the machines. many of them are outdated and antiquated. we learned that paper ballots -- while most people think we are moving into a digital age, we learned that paper ballots are still the most reliable. we also looked at vulnerability assessments and trying to make grants available so different thees that were targeted, 21 states that were targeted or other states that need to improve their systems can actually

. >> vad mir putin doesn't share our interest or val -- vladimir putin doesn't share our interest or values. >> this is the policy that embraces putin and all he represents. >> reporter: at a tax reform meeting the president insisted he does trust u.s. intelligence. >> i just wanted to clear up i have he the strongest respect for our intelligence agencies. >> reporter: and adding he meant to sea i -- see he doesn't see why they wouldn't be responsible for meddling and criticism of the comment at the summit not bound by party lines. >> and i think the president had a missed opportunity to come down strong. >> reporter: senator bob corker says it's impossible to understate the magnitude of any commander in chief's actions. >> the president in 15 minutes at press conference can do more damage on the foreign policy than months of us passing resolutions. >> reporter: but the president has some support for opening a line of dialogue. >> open lines of communication is important to avoiding war. >> i commend him tore take the meeting. >> reporter: chuck schumer is demanding mike pompeo out w

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rudolph puts down to divine intervention but the hard fact remains that in his terribly in village of val's and the rest of the outs climate change is having a huge impact on putting lives at risk the problem is it's well nigh impossible to predict when and where the next natural catastrophe might occur. dogs cats just have to step outside to see the scale of the disaster that almost was he remembers it as if it were yesterday in seconds one hundred fifteen thousand cubic meters of rock funded down into the valley bearing the road. the rock slide came to a stop just twenty meters from his house it was christmas eve twenty seventeen. the kinda come on the other kids got home just ten minutes before it happened i had been in suck your dick for the children's church service and the father said he wouldn't do a sermon that day because it would last too long for the kids so long or if they'd done is ten minutes sermon the tragedy would have happened. the kids have a guardian angel i'm sure of it the brain is made of the cycle get it has nothing short of america all that he can sit together with

there's a secret door in our entry that was modeled after one that i saw in the movie "the saint" with val kilmer. >> it's here. we ought to escape the secret police. in you go. >> it's got functional drawers. you can really use 'em. put your clothes in there. we have it set up with just a secret button. you hit the button. clients see those movies. they come to me. and they say, "hey. i want the 'indiana jones' rotating fireplace. can you make that happen for me?" it makes my job so much easier because i know exactly what's in their head at that point. and i can make it happen. we do a lot of bookcases, more -- more bookcases than any other type. >> hand me that candle, will you? >> this is actually going to be part of a big wall unit. this is going to be the one section of it that opens as a secret door. >> of course, every secret room has an equally secret method of entry. >> we do 'em with fingerprint scanners in here. so you can just swipe your print. >> "greed." [ laughter ] >> and once installed, they are completely invisible. >> this client wanted something that had sort of an old

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you would have a large group of people in the united states and we have a culture that really val orizesthat would object to this and would say i'm not okay with that. if you think it is a big challenge to it but not a reason not to do it. >> trevor: it is a challenge. it is exciting, it is fascinating and one of the reasons i enjoyed the book. thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: give people money is available now, annie lowrey, everybody, we'll be right back. (cheers and applause)

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. -- these vals. reporter: bustin a country ggling with unemployment, discontent, and the ever increasing inequality gap, nelson mandela's ideals will continue to be re-examed. >> we are so fixated on the past. we can take the lessons and move forward, and take the lesss and leaving behind nelson mandela. reporter: bbc news, johannesburg. laura:g debate legacy of mandiba. goif you need old giggle -- aren't we all -- the national art gallery in washington, d.c., has just the thing a new exhibit looks at several centuries worth of drawings that made us laugh. from the funny to the ridiculous, something to make you snicker, as jane o'brien has been finding out. jane: ere are many different types of humor, and not everody will find the same thing funny, especially when the jokeare a few hundred years old. >> this is an early 18th-century french engravi of a skeleton. jane: you got me -- why is that funny? >>ooat the angle of the hip. if you haven't noticed those, he appears to be smiling. he is looking at

china val's retaliation for the latest us terrorist threat in the escalating trade to speech. schoolmates of thailand's rescued boys celebrate outside the hospital where doctors say or lowering good health class. after a twenty year wait france can again dream of world cup glory as their team reaches the final in russia. but let's start with those extraordinary scenes that are bound to shape a testy nato summit in brussels the u.s. president as bastid allies for their trade relations with russia in a heated exchange with the nato secretary general yes mr trump said it was unfair that europe relied on the u.s. for defense budget bold energy for russia the president had already criticize fellow members saying they aren't paying enough for defense. let's go live to our diplomatic it is a jane's base he's there at the summit taking place in brussels that donald trump came out fighting didn't. martine that we are used for the last eighteen months to a president who is unconventional to a president who is not very diplomatic but what we just heard at this breakfast meeting was quite

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. >> for retired sfpd officer val kerw kerwin, the retirement he planned shouldn't have gone like this. the waiting felt not like heaven but like something from a bad dream. >> last couple days there was unknown. >> that's the man whose story went viral when his double retirement with barrow, his partner and explosive sniffing dog did not go according to planned. paperwork never went through, until it did, he still belonged to the tsa. instead of taking hem home on the day of his retirement, he had to surrender him. >> as far as he knows i'm his handler and the person who looks after him. i feed him, walk him, bathe him. >> so in the basement, he waited along with another retired police dog of his, gillby. >> your brother is on his way, yes, yes. >> now, the moment of reunion. >> hey, boy. how are you, buddy? how are you doing? how are you? how are you? >> the problem traced back to one emitted signature back in san francisco taken on faith, take it to the heart, the love between humans and their dogs is unquestional, beyond explanation, and ancient. >> are you whole again? >> yeah. my

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accepted a bit of eighty seven point five million dollars for the brazilian international from liverpool val what's the past the current record for a keeper held by eventers who paid sixty one point seven million for john luigi been fun in two thousand and one. meanwhile chelsea's new boss. says he's bored of the transfer market the fifty nine year old italian was speaking for the first time since being announced as a ten year conti's replacement and the full monopoly coach wouldn't be drawn on speculation surrounding the futures of eden hazard and t.-bo courtois the belgian pair have both been linked to a move to real madrid. if it can't ok here of course we'd like to keep the strongest players that's what any manager problems but we have to see how the transfer market goes i think i'm one of the few managers who is bored by the transfer market i don't want to talk about it and i'm not i and she and i think our task as manager is growing the players that we have. grown thomas got a double slip of the tour de france on wednesday winning sage eleven and with it the leaders the yellow jersey t

accepted a bit of eighty seven point five million dollars for the brazilian international from liverpool val what's the pos the current record for a caper held by eventis has paid sixty one point seven million for john we keep it fun in two thousand and one. meanwhile chelsea's new boss. says he's bored of the transfer market the fifty nine year old italian was speaking for the first time who is being announced as a ten year conti's replacement and the full monopoly coach wouldn't be drawn on speculation surrounding the futures of eden hazard and t.-bo courtois the belgian pair have both been linked to a move to real madrid. of course we'd like to keep the strongest players that's why any manager and club ones who have to see how the transfer market goes i think i'm one of the few managers who is bored by the transfer market i don't want to talk about it and i'm not i and should i think our task as manager is growing the players that we have. growing thomas got a double sweep of the tour de france on wednesday winning stage eleven and with it the leaders the yellow jersey the welshman finish

mid 60s val we'll talk about how hot it will get this afternoon coming up.ting off with a problem in tri-valley. it looks like it is in the clearing stages. no backup. abed 580 at hopyard. a rollover crash. vehicle landed on its wheels, though. a brief time ago four lanes were blocked. they might have all lanes open. i'll double-check that. otherwise, looking quiet this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza. all lanes looking good. >>> alexis, thank you. breaking news out of san francisco. >> while most of you were sleeping police officers arrested protesters camped outside i.c.e. headquarters. you can see several officers in the area where demonstrators had been blocking entrances on washington and jackson streets for a week. protesters were calling for the government agency to be abolished. sfpd says they warned protesters to leave the area because of restrictions against sidewalk camps. >> the closure of this block has prevented the passage of traffic and emergency vehicles through the corridor. the block is being reopened to coincide with the resumption of

and china val's retaliation for the latest us terrorist threat in the escalating trade destry. welcome back i'm sure the satellite imagery for southeast asia first of all and you see first of all the sub see nothing in the way of significant cloud across java and bali and southern portions of borneo but a heavy rain is further towards the north through parts of thailand cambodia southern parts of vietnam and then to ching is all the southern edge of where the heavy rain showers are i think the philippines will i see some further heavy rain during the course of thursday so manila could be very wet at times hoshi minh city in vietnam also heavy rain as you come south was again it looks much better across borneo fine conditions there sunny in jakarta on up through the night potential generally pretty good but then once you get into thailand it is going to be very wet indeed many areas seen some to run chilled showers and that continues as we head on through into friday so then as we head across into a straight here the weather still largely dominated by a high pressure system but

westpac i've seen now for all the latest world cup action thank you how not well on monday val jim staged a remarkable comeback to be japan three two and advance to the tournaments quarterfinals the red devils scored a dramatic injury time winner becoming the first team and forty eight years to overturn a two goal deficit in a world cup knockout game. all the goals came in a frantic second tough right at the start of it he kept his cool to put the blue samurai in the lead. only minutes later takashi in we added a second for japan. the next big world cup upset appeared to be in the making. but midway through the second half belgium started to exploit their height advantage young fatah and surprise japan's eiji kindly sheena with this looping header after sixty nine minutes. belgium were back in the game it took them just five more minutes week rise tomorrow one for lady i think in the dying seconds of the game deep in knotted time belgium launched the most amazing move of the tournament so far twelve seconds from goal to goal and another substitute nasa chadli snatched a dramatic belgium w

dennis also coming up china val's retaliation for the latest us tiris threat in the escalating trade to speech . schoolmates of thailand's rescued boys celebrate outside the hospital where doctors have revealed all are in good health plus. after a twenty year wait france can again dream of world cup glory a city reaches a final in russia. and president trump has arrived in brussels for what is shaping up to be a contentious nato summit he insists his fellow members all paying enough for defense earning a shop rebuke from the e.u. which says he should appreciate his allies. well donald trump is suggesting that members of the alliance don't pay their fair share of the nato budget even that they owe money to the u.s. here's some of the facts in twenty fourteen nato members agreed to stop cutting their military budgets and work toward spending to the center of their g.d.p.'s on their defense by the year twenty twenty four so it wasn't a direct contribution to nato nor a payment owed to the united states president trump is right that most of nato has twenty nine members all spending less

literature, and crime fiction is a huge thing, and i know you have become friends with a fellow scot, vals a great crime writer but she writes a lot in great detail about violent crime, and you have, i believe, offered her some advice. and i wonder whether sometimes you fear that you run the risk of feeding a somewhat voyeuristic tendency in us, to want to know about how to dismember a body, what happens to a body as it sort of erodes the time. we are sort of intrigued, we are repelled, but are you feeding of voyeurism in all of us? it is definitely there. there is no doubt that we all like a good murder mystery, because we feel comfortable, we feel secure, because it is remote. so we like to be slightly scared by crime. and if people are going to be scared by crime, i would rather they be scared by true crime than by absolute and utter fictional crime that makes things totally unbelievable. so in your view it is important, if you are talking about how our body is to be dismembered, you think it is important to get the detail right of how difficult it is. absolutely, because so few people

joining me now with more is danny a val danny a value.ike putting the cart this front of the horse. is this a legal strategy, is this a delay tactic? >> it is a bold strategy. in every other criminal investigation, a criminal attorney who asks them to tell me what you got going to get a laugh on the other he said of the phone because u.s. attorneys don't give away information about their investigation. but of course this is no ordinary client. the general rule about offering your client up for an interview with investigators is it is not a good idea, especially if your client has potential criminal exposure. or if your client is somebody who is not likely to sit down and tell the truth and the whole truth to investigators. because even a client with zero criminal exposure commits a brand new crime if he sits down and tries to fabricate in front of federal investigators. this that is an independent crime. so any decision to sit down with investigators is a really difficult one for criminal defense attorneys. and even more so in a case like