so i'm taking him to metro market for some inspiration., 'cause i'm gonna make it a little healthier than i would normally. lemonis: what is that? dave: that's whole milk. lemonis: what would you normally use? dave: half-and-half. lemonis: chef dave soup in the jar, available at metro market. dave: shh! ♪ you want to try my new soup? lemonis: that's it? dave: that's it. lemonis: what's in it? dave: grilled corn, grilled onion, roasted poblanos, grilled chicken, lime juice, cilantro, and yukon gold potato. it doesn't have any dairy. lemonis: whoa. dave: mm-hmm. lemonis: he did go back to work, and he told me he created a brand-new healthy soup for the grand opening. dave: what do you think? lemonis: that's good. maybe he's actually starting to listen. hey, great job, bud. dave: thanks. lemonis: see you soon. ♪ it's been about two weeks since i've seen dave, and i'm back for the grand opening of the new and improved soup market, and i have a feeling it's gonna look amazing. well! kevin: what's the word, man? lemonis: what do you think? kevin

sales >> it's exciting we have it in about 80 stores, all our stores in chicago and los angeles metro marketst focus, of course, was the experience we wanted to give them a great experience and anecdotally and statistically is the experienced customers are getting when they bring in an amazon return is very strong in the pilot and then second, of course, we're looking most importantly for this long term drive traffic that's our objective in this and again, early indications and we're very early, we're just a few weeks in as you said and ramping up is that it's very positive. so both experience has been great, but also customers' reaction in terms of taking availability of the opportunity has been great as well. >> do they buy more stuff? >> they do you know, i mean in very similar to the way our customers behave when they buy on-line and pick up in store an attachment rate that comes with a visit. and, of course, that's what we're looking for. we're looking for the footsteps, just in the same way as we are with, to increase in the store and then a certain percentage of the time customers wil

what matters are media markets, which are based in metro areas.otershe appeal to rural is made in that way, and i don't see how a popular vote would require you to try and hit out -- get out to rural voters. to the populists and trump thankfuls, they were the electoral college was in operation this past election. it meant donald trump became president. if you are a champion, you should oppose the electoral trumpian, you should oppose the electoral college. the electoral college is anti-populist in its roots. these reasons lead to a bowing of elitism. eldridge jerry said, "a popular election in this case is radically vicious. the ignorance of the people of menut it in the power dispersed through the union and acting in concert to dilute them into any -- delude them into any appointment." the people are uninformed and would be misled by a few designing men. natural trigger for the choice of proper character of chief magistrate to the people as it would to refer a trial of colors to a blind man. they would be led by a few active and designing men. pe

metro, single tracking orange and blue line between eastern market and addison road cheverly.n the silver line running between ealy and boston. patrick henry drive, right side blocked by a crash inbound before woodyard road. crash on the left side of the roadway. beltway looking okay. earlier problem cleared out of the way. so is prince george's county with the exception of as far as the travel times, maryland no major delays there and also looking good in virginia. we'll see if that changes along 95. guys? >> thank you, melissa. >>> parents, if your kids play football, you know school only pays for so much. >> right. >> it falls on the parents to pick up the slack. >> young football players worked so hard and reach the championship and want to go farther, but not sure if they can come up with the money. let's check in with molette green and see how the football players continue to inspire others. look at them, molette. >> reporter: i know. they're 6 and under. they're undefeated. they're football stars. doing warmups before 6:00 a.m. this morning. these are the dmv knights. t

market, lanes are open there. taking a look right now on metro, silver blue line, single tracking right now.r as travel times, just your normal slowdowns. problem inbound on 66. good morning, chuck bell. i'm out of breath. >> is everything all right? >> everything is fine. >>> i'm good. >> just wanted to be sure. >> walking too quickly. no running in the hallways, melissa. cloudy skies this morning. our little stretch of colder than average weather is set to continue. today will make seven days in a row colder than average. the longest streak of since may. average high now 59. average low is 42. we'll be cooler than average most if not all of the week in front of us as well. what do you need to know about the weather? the rain coming to an end this morning. a lot of puddles and wet leaves this morning. be careful for that. afternoon clearing today. back into sunshine tomorrow. here's the area of low pressure causing all this. most of the steady rain is east of our location. there are still showers back here across the mountains of west virginia. i couldn't rule out a stray shower or two in n

as i write this, there are only a dozen counties and one metro area in america where a full-time minimum wage worker can be at fair marketrent and make at least 16.35 an hour more than twice the the federal minimum wage to rent an apartment would spenting more te recommended 30% of income on housing. the consequences are dire especially for the one in six american households that have beense putting more than half of what they make into shelter. for many low income families, thatom means little or nothing leftover to buy food, medication and other sellers. many of the people i met felt they spentnt too long losing a rigged game and so they found a way to hack the system. theysy gave up traditional stick and brick homes breaking the shackles of rent and mormings moved into vans rv and trailers traveled from lace to place and kept gas tank full by working jobs and linda is a member of that tribe and migrates i've been follow her when et steep climb into the san bernardino want manies begins my emydiness fades and suddenly i'm anxious. ..hb little. watching linda pull the squeeze inn in her rattle trap jeep scares me a lot.

this, there are only a dozen counties and one metro area in america where a full-time minimum wage worker can afford a one-bedroom apartment at fair market rent. you'd have to make at least $16.35 an hour, more than twice the federal minimum wage, to rent such an apartment without spending more than the recommended 30% of income on housing. the consequences are dire, especially for the one in six american households that have been putting more than half of what they make into shelter. for many low income families, that means little or nothing left over to buy food, medication and other essentials. many of the people i met felt that they'd spent too long losing a rigged game, and so they found a way to hack the system. they gave up traditional stick and brick homes, breaking the shackles of rent and mortgages. they moved into vans, rvs and trailers, traveled from place to place following good weather, kept their gas tanks full by working seasonal jobs. linda is a member of that tribe. as she migrates around the west, i've been following her. when the steep climb into the san bernardino mountains begins, my giddiness at seeing the peaks fr

metro are here, so we wanted a place that you can arrive at and feel comfortable with. we have the slow street, northern portion of the plaza. you can see the muni elevator where the market street brick is and we have two kinetic wind sculptures that will be implemented hopefully when we begin construction on the power. this is a view looking down to the intersection. i think the point is here is the scale. it's a public living room. the micro kiosks on your left and here on your right you can see the sculpture. and wrapping up, this is the end, our beautiful night view. we hope to make this a very well lit, safe place. and that retail space will support eyes on the plaza. we're available for questions thank you for your patients. >> ted olson for public comment. welcome, ted. if others would like to speak, line up on the side of the room. >> president hillis, directors, as you remember, i'm a third-generation san franciscan, on numerous planning policy committees. as i've mentioned to you before, this is an important civic intersection. and while neighborhood input from the cac, from neighbors themselves, the hub, are important, the importance of the location as well as