"from the words of zeus, jesus, everybody said we was gonna be a laker""the los angeles lakers select lonzo ball..."and there it is ball indeed going to magic johnson, luke walton and the lakershe grew up just east of l.a. in chino hills and spent a year at ucla wher ehe was pac-12 freshman of the year and a first team all-american (wipe to draft picks fullscreen) the top 5 picks fultz number one ball number two with the 3rd overall pick the celtics who traded out of that number-1 pick took duke's jason tatumthe 4th pick the suns take josh jackson out of kansas jackson played his high school ball at prolific

they called the dog a different name like zeus or something. come here, zeus.> jimmy: this is a dream fu fulfillment you got going on here. when you go to game, i see you sometimes at the games, you're always in the front row, what are you saying to the players? >> i'm talking [ bleep ] -- sorry. no, man, i talk a lot of trash. i go there to sit courtside, to mess with the players. that's literal lly all i go for. you're not going to make that shot. [ laughter ] >> a funny story, i pissed james harden off. i'm in philadelphia, we're filming untouchable. i had a day off, went to sixers game. harden the whole first quarter he's off. i said, you know why you're off, you're many my city, i think you got -- i think you got -- i was saying a bunch of stuff to him. he got mad. i'm about to cook you. he i said, cook me? i don't know why he's paying me this much attention. unprofessional. you're not supposed to be talking to me this much. he went on to score 55 points. the bad part they beat us by 30 points. he was at half-court and he was staring at me and he said, tel

they called the dog a a a a dif name like zeus or something. come here, zeus.e is like, we had a dog for a little bit. i guess. >> jimmy: is is a dream fulfillmenenyou got going on here >> yeah, dogs do a lot. >> well, you go to games, i see you sometimes at the games. you're always in the front row. what are you saying to the players? >> i'm talking [ bleep ] -- i'm sorry. no, man, i talk a lot of trash. i go there t t to sit courtside mess with the players. that's l lerally all i go for. it gets so bad because they know when i have hadoo many drinks. i start slurring. you're not going to make that shot. [ laughter ] a funny story, i pissed james harden off. i'm in philadelphia, we're filming untouchable. i had a day off, went to sixers game. james harden is playing in the game and the whole first quarter, he's off. i said, you know why you're off, you're my city, i think you got -- i think you got -- i i s saying a bunch of stuff to him. i hate the cavs. he got mad. i'm about to cook you. i said, cook me? put me in a pot. i don't know why he's paying me this

on naxos in particular, where zeus himself was said to live.d and presumably drank and threw orgies and dropped e, and danced all night to the bc version of edm. these days you have to go over to mykonos for that. anyway lambros here runs a bar in athens, but comes out here frequently to get away from it all. >> lambros: if you were a greek, you would definitely dig boarding a boat and leaving for the cyclades. you know, there's this air of mysticism about them, like an arcane feeling, that definitely doesn't exist in the other islands, the archipelagos in greece. [ server speaking greek ] >> anthony: a big glass of raki on the rocks. >> lambros: and a big glass of raki on the rocks. >> anthony: oh jeez, that's a -- that's a little more than i'd sort of -- well, i'll have a sip. >> lambros: yamas. good morning. >> anthony: yamas. oh. [ lambros laughing ] >> lambros: it kind of puts the day into perspective when you start off with a -- with a drink. >> anthony: ah. wow, it's a perfect day for the beach. >> lambros: it's a perfect day, yes. >> an

zeus is by her side at school, checking her hands and sniffing her food. what you want to do? >> yeah. >> a gluten-sniffing dog is so unusual. it's exciting to think of the potential. >> reporter: mighty zeus, a tiny pup making a huge difference. >> there's no national guidelines for training gluten connecting dogs. families should examine companies and their standards. >>> speaking of dogs, charlie, our puppy on a purpose is on a rod trip. >> he is visiting baseball stadiums. he hicked off the tour with the new york mets. during the game, charlie honored a veteran who is america's vet dog recipient. he met lots of players. and mr. and mrs. met. >> don't make a joke, al? >> why do you look at me. >> i can read your mind. i can think your thoughts before you think them. let's go outside to hoda. >>> get ready. summer arrives on wednesday. jill is here. she's going to get you ready for "steals & deals" outside after this. after your local news. >>> 8:26. i'm tracy davidson. we issued a first alert as possibly dangerous storms head our way for this afternoon.

that rarely happens now thanks to zeus's powerful nose. if he raises his paw she smells gluten.rol freak anymore. >> she didn't train zeus but teaches other dogs to detect gluten. we visited colorado springs to meet her newest trainee maggie. for this exercise one of my hands has gluten powder and one doesn't. >> we use the clicker to mark the behavior. >> good girl. yes. >> a picture of what's going on. >> reporter: every time maggie sniffs the gluten hand she's rewarded. >> slowly but surely learning this is the gluten. >> every time she does it she's learning more and more. >> reporter: when she's ready maggie will help a 4-year-old with celiac who suffers stroke-like symptoms. more and more people are being diagnosed with celiac disease but this isn't for everyone. >> definitely not. not a way to make life easier. it's a way to make life safer. >> reporter: gavin says dogs are ideal for homes already gluten free they can smell food, sham pao and soap to detect if gluten is brought in. accuracy harder in a public place. >> this is a last line of defense not a first line of de

them or to do the police doesn't remove them from the the police officers are over there would think zeus was no boardings. didn't the police the over so those there are no borders over there and your two saw the bodies so isn't the go dividing this was oats. did in one did of life goes. somebody the go in one day and the bruises is not even one but it is the. thing has been trying to solve this problem all his life he has been arrested a number of times even and to serve time in jail however he hasn't given up and continues to do everything in his pound. sand you can take just great really see both very much and i assure you that. iowa will be fiat everybody. spacy. tasty yeah. be careful. one theory is that this land was once a savannah or even a forest but for many centuries people exploited the land same panteley that's a form of abundance turned into a barren desert however the people didn't quit this waterless scorched land but instead adapted to living here they figured out how to collate rain water and make the supply last throughout the year and they lived like this for a long ti

zeus is by her side throughout the day at school checking her hands and sniffing her food.freedom, more ability. >> yeah. >> to just do what you want to do? >> yeah. >> a gluten sniffing dog is so unusual. it's exciteding to think about the potential. >> mighty zeus, a tiny pup making a huge difference. for today, joe fryer, nbc news. >> you never know. experts warn there are no national guidelines for training gluten protecting dogs so families should do their research and check companies and their standards. >>> speaking of dogs, charlie our puppy with a purpose son a road trip and also it all for the love of baseball. >> charlie is vis sitting major league stadiums throughout the work in supporting military personnel. nice job there. during the game, charlie honored a veteran who's also america's vet dog charlie met lots of players, also mr. and mrs. met. >> don't make a joke now. >> look at me. >> because i can read your mind. >> come on. >> like my grandma used to say, i can think your thoughts before you think them, i know. >>> let's go outside to oda. >> kids get rea

come on, zeus. lemonis: when i look at 2015... kathleen: yeah.emonis: $900,000 of revenue, $489,000 of cost of goods. then all the expenses is $888,000. kathleen: mm-hmm. lemonis: so last year, the company lost $477,000? kathleen: under the ceo's margin. lemonis: there's a ceo here today? kathleen: the ceo left. she got pinched by playboy. she's doing their digital marketing. lemonis: oh. why did you hire a ceo? max: i don't feel qualified to be a ceo. lemonis: cost, sale, gross profit. max: not hard? lemonis: yeah. max: to minimize our 3pl cost, we're gonna try and bring in-house our direct-to-consumer shipping. so we're gonna fulfill downstairs. lemonis: so you're gonna get in the distribution business in an office plaza? max: kind of, yes. kathleen: we're really not hoping to do so. lemonis: it's not a distribution center. it's a little office in a strip mall. secondly, i don't think it's ever a good idea to distribute products from one coast or the other when you know that your buyers are all over the country. you own approximately 80% of the

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"from the words of zeus, jesus, everybody said we was gonna be a laker""the angeles lakers select lonzo ball..."and there it is ball indeed going to magic johnson, luke walton and the lakershe grew up just east of l.a. in chino hills and spent a year at ucla wher ehe was pac-12 freshman of the year and a first team all-american (wipe to draft picks fullscreen) the top 5 picks fultz number one ball number two with the 3rd overall pick the celtics who traded out of that number-1 pick took duke's jason tatumthe 4th pick the suns take josh jackson out of kansas jackson played his high school ball at prolific prep in napa and the sacramento kings took kentucky point guard with the 5th pick cal's ivan rabb went in the 2nd round 35th overall and is headed to the memphis grizzlies it was made official today derek carr has a 5-year, 125- million dollar contract extension.... making the 26- year-old the highest paid player in nfl history $40 million is fully guaranteed it has $70 million in total guaranteesthis deal puts carr ahead of andrew luck as the highest paid pl

zeus you can see the inner loop of theb reopened after being closed for four hours at the height of the monday morning commute. taking place at 5:15 between exit 174 reasoned 173. this is the eisenhower connector. there were two accidents. one involved two vehicles and then a pedestrian was struck. that is the fatality from the accident. at the height of the situation there was a seven-mile backup that went through alexandria across the woodrow wilson bridge and to prince george's county. the roadway became a parking lot. some people were getting out of the cars, walking around, playing frisbee. detailing the vehicles. there were extensive delays. a lot of people dealing with a frustrating morning commute. >> timing is everything. i was supposed to leave last night. i'm sorry about what happened to the people this is what it is. >> i got here at 5:15. i'm thinking okay. you saw the emergency vehicle going down. turn on the news. a fatality. >> no worked if charges will be filed or the identity of the person killed this morning. in alexandria, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. >> don't get cau

i'm waiting for zeus to pop out.here are no customers around, and much like the lot outside, the only thing i see are a few vintage luxury vehicles in the showroom. how you doing? i'm marcus. >> larry. nice to meet you. pleasure. >> nice to meet you, larry. >> pleasure. >> is this car for sale? >> yes, it is. >> how many miles on this? >> 2,400. it was restored. >> uh-huh. how many total cars on the lot? >> probably 20. >> total? >> total. >> 20 cars? 20 cars is more like a private collection than a used car dealership. a successful used car dealership is one that is built on having something for everyone. you have to have a wide array of price points, and a wide array of selection. is pete here? >> yeah, he's in his office. i'll take you. >> okay. >> pete. >> marcus. >> how you doing, buddy? >> pleasure. thank you for taking the time. >> absolutely. >> what did you think of the place when you first walked in? >> it's--it's--yeah. it's built out, that's for sure. >> this is my soul, i design, i architect. >> have you

>> and a beloved movie about a race car challenges the daughter of zeus at the box office. >> headingl take a live look across the d.c. region. oh, yeah, traffic just starting to move along there. it's 5:21, 80 degrees. we feel like we've been working day and night. >> we do. >> happy monday. >> we do workday and the night. >> don't we? [laughter] >> 5:23 right now. after amazon's purchase of whole foods this week, wal-mart is following suit with its own purchase of a big brand. they are buying the online me bonobos. >> bonobos. >> we'll call it that. i'm not familiar with it. it's a move to make the largest brick and mortar retailer compete better on line with amazon. it is worth $310 million cash. wal-mart says it's focusing on brands which appeal to millennials. >> who is buying clothes at wal-mart. i take that back. i have bought workout gear there. five dollars t-shirts. can't go wrong orange jeff bezos after spending more than $13 billion to buy whole foods the amazon ceo is looking to spend even more money this time by giving it away. he needs your help. he says he's looking fo

lonzo ball his father lavar had no doubts about where his son was going "from the words of zeuss, everybody said we was gonna be a laker""the los angeles lakers select lonzo ball..."and there it is ball indeed going to magic johnson, luke walton and the lakershe grew up just east of l.a. in chino hills and spent a year at ucla wher ehe was pac-12 freshman of the year and a first team all- americanand after the selection lavar gave his thoughts wearing a brand new "big baller brand" laker-colored cap(sot: lavar ball) <> "it's a wonderful feeling, but i already knew what was coming to him. i got two more boys,i got to come do the same thing for two more years." reporter: " so you're going to get them to the lakers too, how? " " the big baller way. " the top 5 picks fultz number one ball number two with the 3rd overall pick the celtics who traded out of that number-1 pick took duke's jason tatumthe 4th pick the suns take josh jackson out of kansas jackson played his high school ball at prolific prep in napa and the sacramento kings took kentuck

this is springing from the head of zeus and you're saying we think this exception should be in there.the other one is who is going to define this? how will we work through this? and remember, there is a 90-day period here. this order was supposed to be in effect for 90 days. the clock starts running three days after the inking of the order by the supreme court. that leads to a rather curious thing. if you count 90 days, that would end around september 27th, which is five days before the october argument. presumably it would then become mute like this is a planned obsolescence. so -- >> bill: it becomes obsolete what do you do? go back and write another one or does this stand? >> there was a very interesting parenthetical in the order which was brushed over by a lot of folks. it said we set the date for the beginning of the october term. then they put in the parenthetical saying no earlier date was requested. the question is why didn't the trump administration say give us a hearing in july? it's not unprecedented. there is an interesting question about whether this is enough. the trump