british food specialty store. i wouldn't go to the british food specialty store just to buy a meat pie and some bangers, but when i'm at trader joe's, i'm going to go and buy what i want. it does help the entire -- the entire neighborhood and the commercial district to have a full-service grocery store. russian hill neighbors, i just want to point out something regarding the vanness neighborhood coalition. russian hill neighbors is a member of that coalition. it is the largest organization and probably has, i would guess, as many members as all the other groups put together, and so i think that its weight is -- should be hedged accordingly. we strongly support this project. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> my name is sarah taber, and yes, i am married to that guy who just spoke. i would say like three-quarters of this people who are against this grocery store, we actually live in the neighborhood. we actually want a grocery store. >> clerk: excuse me, folks. if we can refrain

i have four specialty food stores in san francisco, and i'm here to voice my very strong support for this project. i'm not only a small local business owner, i'm also a partner of whole foods. our partnership started with whole foods about three years ago when we realized we had very similar values and very similar customers. we're both very much trying to change the food system with clean local food, and their commitment to us has been absolutely phenomenal. they didn't put us out of business, as i heard earlier, they actually have lifted us up. i want to give you a couple of quick examples to not only their commitment to us as a local food company, but also how they complement our business. first, they came to us three years ago and asked us to make products. we were a small company, we were struggling, and we've done that now for three years, and it's been a big help to have that -- that extra revenue, that extra boost to our business. we make several products for them and have been doing that for three years. secondly, i think we have another unique position in that we were asked

food store for our final cause in good prices and of course there is a certainty about work and i said before that so i'll put it there for the south hostile to the water comes. with its own outlets that lies its members to pool their resources to milk it produces is cheaper than in the supermarkets and many would say that it's better as well. this collar also employs technician its customer service representatives i'm vendors today should see only one of its kind in the dairy sector its members hope more funding will enable others to set up their own co-ops or whatever. you call her first because you deserve them start over there early oh well the beginnings of here give you something better something different to. her useful embassador together for cooperatives increase that principle has become a successful business model you and that wraps up your business update thank you very much for watching. the to. the to. the to the took. the top. of. the to. you accidentally shat some trying to get. the trophy. time in the field to. get out. with him because it would always see. a ship this

whole foods 365 plans to offer a massive selection of wines, spirits and beer that will directly compete with our store and the jug shop is the livelihood for my family, my team, and my team's families. you know, whole foods 365 moving just one block away poses an imminent threat to the financial viability and longevity of my business and may force us to close our doors. the polk street landscape as you know is made up of long tenured family owned businesses and a massive corporate entity like amazon whole foods 365 will also poach business from the likes of cheese plus, real foods company, and risk their closure, as well. whole foods already exist as has been said at franklin and california. they offer delivery services, so no real need in the neighborhood for whole foods or whole foods at 365 at jackson and polk will cause intolerable increases to traffic congestion in the neighborhood for neighbors and delivery services coming out of the parking lot at polk. if we see a fraction of the traffic that occurs on franklin and california, it will completely cripple of flow of traffic in the polk area. it

it will hit all whole foods stores soon. >>> this is a picture of kim kardashian in the oval office with president trump. this just came into the newsroom. she is meeting with jared kushner who is working to overhaul our nation's prison system and kim is an advocate for a great grandmother, alice marie johnson. she is serving life without parole for drug conspiracy. she is urging president trump to pardon her. we all know guys like gavin... boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off..to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as governor. bart )s new push to address messes that are becoming a problem for riders. that story and more >>> tonight, cleaning up the trains. a push to clean up the mess that's are becoming a problem for riders. >>> there's no question. our nation's schools are in the spotlight and many of the stories we're c

amazon previously announced prime numbers could gets free two-hour delivery from whole foods stores and the new strategy will test whether amazon's $14 billion acquisition of whole foods can disrupt the grocery industry and intensify a price war with the likes of walmart and kroger. the retailer is also slashing the delivery fee from 4.99 to $2.99 but shipping is free if you have a target credit or debit card. it let's shoppers choose from more than 35,000 household items and pack 45 pounds of products in your cart similar to amazon prime's pantry program. back over to you, marcus and laura. >> thanks, leslie. >> the me too movement is empowering a lot of people. we've been reporting a lot of about sexual harassment in the workplace. >> employees are addressing the problem, that's the question a lot are people are saying, most americans don't think so. a new survey finds only a third of survey takers say changes are being made. some -- more than 60% say that i have seen no additional training or stricter policies being implemented but nearly 50% of workers say they are now more likely t

. >>> amazon prime members will get 10% off sale items at whole foods grocery stores. it will extend to whole foods stores across the country. download the app to get the deal. amazon got into the supermarket deal when it acquired whole foods. >>> target continues to turn up the heat on amazon and walmart. target has announced that will cut its next-day delivery fee nearly in half for household staples. paper towels to peanut butter and it rolls out the service to shoppers across the nation. customers buying those goods through the restart service will pay two dollar $0.99 delivery fee instead of 4.$0.99 . >> the latest steps taken by the city of oakland to help them walk up building the stadium. >>> more legal action is being taken. that story and much more after the break. living healthy is a balancing act. that's why i love light & fit greek non-fat yogurt. each delicious cup contains 12 grams of protein and 80 calories. it's nutrition that fits my healthy life. light & fit. do what fits you. >>> residents of the santa rosa mobile home park of filing a claim against

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amazon is offering prime members an additional 10-percent discount on sale items at "whole foods" stores. to get the discount, members have to sign into the whole foods app using their amazon prime account... then scan it at checkout. amazon bought whole foods in 20-17. earlier this year the two companies debuted a free, two-hour delivery service for groceries in ten cities. the annual cost for prime membership is expected to rise 20- percent.....from 99-dollars a year to 119-dollars. (vicki) ahead at nine... the e-coli outbreak linked to lettuce is growing... find out how many more states reported illnesses... (grant) plus...president trump calling out oakland mayor libby schaaf áagain-- for announcing ice raids were coming earlier this year... what the president is sayign he wants done to her. (vicki) and after the break... disturbing new information about the alleged child abuse inside a fairfield home.... find out what court documents reveal about the horrific home police walked into... oto balancendidate for governor the state budgetarties together while making record investments in

poisoning every year. >> in the past two years, inspectors have written nearly 7,000 citations for food stored at the wrong temperature. how difficult is it to track these? >> oftentimes we find out from ex-employees, the public, from news media. >> if inspectors find a food temperature violation, penalties range from disposing of the food to shutting down the restaurant. scott lowman who's still recovering from his bout of food poisoning says he's stunned anyone would serve food that's been sitting out like this. >> no one wants to go in a restaurant to get sick. >> they plan to investigate the incidents we observed. if you want to know how your favorite restaurant fared, we've linked several county restaurants, go to nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >> if you have a story for anyone in the investigative unit, you can reach them by calling 1-888-996-tips. >>> president trump is again tweeting about the russia investigation and the role of a fbi informant. walking directly to cameras as he left the white house today. mr. trump was eager to defend his claim that a politically-motivated fbi spied

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. >> so amazon is planning new perks for prime members including 10% off for whole food stores so you'reeeing the synergy between amazon and whole foods. 75% of whole foods shoppers are prime members but 20% of prime members are whole foods shoppers so you can see how the company is trying to go after those grocery stores with this acquisition. there will be more discounts available depending on what credit card you use and stern locations will have delivery we're just finding out about this back to you. >> thank you very much, eric i heard this and thought not good news for walmart or target or anybody in the grocery business. >> the consumables business sector is over a trillion dollars. amazon knows what they're doing. it's high frequently purchases think about what whole foods used to embody, overpriced salads that i used to pick up. >> i love those salads that's -- when you're my age, 54, you need a lot of roughage, without getting into great detail. >> too much detail as it is. >> we've just got to know more on that comment. go ahead. >> walmart is significantly lower that $110. at

. >> reporter: he said in the past two years county inspectors have written 7,000 citations for food storedhe wrong temperature. >> how tough is it catching the owners. >> often times we find out from restaurant ex employees and find out from the public. we find out about it from news media. >> reporter: if inspectors find a food temperature violation, penalties are from disposing the food or shutting down the restaurant. >> steve lowman is stunned any would serve food sitting out like this. >> no one wants to sit here and chance going into a restaurant to get sick. >> reporter: the county will investigate the incidents we observed. if you want to know how your favorite restaurant fared in the last inspection, go to nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >> great investigation there. >>> so if you have a story you want our investigative unit to look into, you could give them a call. the number, 888-996-tips or send an e-mail, you could visit our web at nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >>> and today, ground breaking on a billion dollars water front project in alameda and it includes a lot of affordabl

charting today, amazon is expanded its discount on sale items to state that all whole foods stores.in arkansas, colorado, kansas, kansas city, missouri, louisiana, new mexico oklahoma, texas and utah. you can see it on your screen. nothing here in new york yet. but wait. gerri: got to say this exactly the whole foods, we call at whole paycheck coming needs is a discount. they are saying we should reboot >> this is in an attempt to stop a cyberattack a foreign government agent for launching against people in the u.s. do not wear could stop the router from working. collect information from the systems that run through it and possibly block network traffic. train to try to do it they say. tracee, thank you. gerri: hard to ignore the fbi. kim kardashian then heading to the white house for a meeting with president trump and his son-in-law, jared kushner. many worried about the latest political crisis but political crisis but now it's affecting bank stocks. let's take a look at what the up and will be up about 55 on the dow. not quite as much as it was only minutes to go. the nasdaq up a.

are also good to be closing some of theirfood but they are also good to be closing some of their food storesf quarters. we will find out more tomorrow about how that is panning out. but it is looking at the overall picture and really, you have to look at your profits because there is so much squeeze on food prices at the moment, it has to be profitable, and space is expensive. we believe it there, thank you very much. marks & spencer not doing too well on the back of that news, and is in danger of being delegated from the ftse100 to danger of being delegated from the ftse 100 to the ftse 250. that's all the business news. since the global financial crisis, iceland has managed to turn itself into a major tourist destination. visitors from around the world are attracted by its natural wonders and low prices. so much so that there are now increasing warnings that the tourism boom is getting out of hand, endangering the natural environment and its way of life. lucy hockings went to find out more. icelanders call their country the land of fire and ice. mountains, geysers, glaciers and hot springs

the program began in florida today and will extend to whole foods stores across the country this summers need to download the whole foods app on their smartphones to get these deals. amazon got into the supermarket business last year when they bought whole foods in a $13.7 billion deal. >>> a new danger thousands of feet into the atmosphere. coming up next, hawaii's kilauea volcano is sending a giant plume of smoke and ash high over the big island. >> and we have clouds in the bay area. they dropped a little bit of rain and thunder and lightning and cool around here. but clear. clear at the coast, too. when we come back, we'll have the slightly warmer forecast. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but

it will extent to whole foods stores across the entire country this summer. amazon prime members can download the whole foods app to get the deal. they went into the supermarket business last year when they acquired whole foods. >>> target keeping the beat that make the heat on. target will cut is next day delivery fee in half for household items. it ranges from paper towels to peanut butter. they rolling out the service to shoppers all over the country. starting this week, customers buying those goods through targets restock service will pay a $2.99 delivery fee. instead of $4.99. >>> san francisco is one step closer to converting his entire bus fleet to electric vehicles. the muni board has approved the deadline of 2035 to have only electric buses running. it could take that long for manufacturers to be able to produce enough electric buses and spare parts to make the plate practical. they would take down the wires because they would not be needed. >>> the time is 5:56. some places are considering a ban on straws. the band would allow will s allow restaurant

>> he says he was stuck inside of that garage for 12 days surviving on canned food stored in the pantryall of his belongings, but he said he is grateful to everyone who helped him. >>> in the meantime, there are new evacuation orders on the island where the lava is threatening to cut off key roads, and there seems to be no end in sight. >> a big rush of lava broke through and took out 10 houses. >> reporter: it has been more than three weeks, and the lava is still flowing. at least 10 more homes have been destroyed over the holiday weekend as it spreads into new neighborhoods. more than 2000 people are under evacuation orders. but some people are returning to areas. >> fire, the public works, the police, all of them went door- to-door to keep the people out. disturbingly, some people refused to leave. so it kind of gives us a kind of terrifying insight into what is going on out there. >> reporter: the lava has reached this power plant cover --, covering at least two of the wells. a major concern at this point is air-quality. the fumes may push toward land carrying hcl fumes. >> we have

big part of their strategy. >> that makes more sense my first question was, less than 400 whole foods stores this works they have capacity issues. if all these prime members start -- so really it has to be about some kind of multiplier on the other hand. >> 483, but at 1% of the market. >> exactly. >> but, i mean, you have 100 million incentivized to go and show up at the store that's a lot. >> that's where the fly wheel cliche we talk about can't say amazon without saying fly wheel every five seconds. >> that's right. all of these stores can become warehouses they're starting to already become warehouses. >> well, lastly, how much of this is also about bringing more members on to the prime platform >> well, look, the prime platform, they hide their prices 20%, i think it's $120, it's an incredible value you get free movies, free music, they keep throwing free stuff at it free delivery. you recoup your prime membership quickly. >> yeah. jpmorgan justpriced the value of prime yesterday at $785 a year >> wow. >> the value >> if you wanted to replicate it. >> 6.5 times the actual cost according

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amazon is offering prime members an additional 10-percent discount on sale items at "whole foods" stores, members have to sign into the whole foods app using their amazon prime account... then scan it at check out. amazon bought whole foods in 20-17. earlier this year the two companies debuted a free, two-hour delivery service for groceries in ten cities. the annual cost for prime membership is expected to rise 20- percent.....from 99-dollars a year to 119-dollars. ... (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. in oakland... an entrepreneur named luke iseman (eyes=man) is converting shipping containers into affordable housing. kron 4's gabe slate visited the box house factory... luke iseman lives in this shipping container in oakland. sound from luke iseman / boxouse - "fed up with rent i realized it would be cheaper to buy a shipping container and convert it into something i could live in" the living space is only 160 square feet but it offers all the basic necessities.nat sound - fawcett turn on running water there is plum

grocery store was selling "expired" food. consumer investigator chris chmura zeroein >>> nbc bay area responds to a man who says a local grocery store was selling expired food. >> we zeroed in on the label, and we always have to read those labels, right? >> we always do. and that food was sold two weeks after the date on the label. as we delve deeper into it, we found more consumer confusion than anything else. we spoke with two experts and regulators. they told us most date labels on food are voluntary and are intended to tell you about quality, not safety. most food is safe to eat quell after the date on the label. >> a lot of people confuse quality and safety, and that's a big problem. >> at 11:00, the surprising silence in federal law. plus the massive amount of waste caused by confused shoppers. we'll also explain the changes you'll see in super markets that might cut your grocery bill starting this summer. if you have a question call us. >> it says eat by or sell by, and you're always like, is it safe? >> my favorite was

according to the internal e-mails obtained by the guardian and the food and drug administration has actually had trouble finding grocery store foods that do not carry trace amounts of the pesticide in an e-mail to his colleagues due back in january of two thousand and seventeen f.d.a. chemist richard thompson exclaims. i have brought wheat crackers granola cereal and corn meal from home and there's a fair amount in all of them thompson who works at a regional laboratory in arkansas one hundred point out that the only food he had on hand on the didn't have any glad to say was his broccoli broccoli the f.d.a. has been testing us food samples for the last two years trying to determine how much state is actually being consumed by americans and don't forget the agency is ultimately responsible for overseeing how much pesticide is being used on foods to make sure that levels stay within the legal range but according to the forty obtained e-mails another f.d.a. chemist doing similar testing found grain corn to contain traces of glass at six point five parts per million the legal limit is five parts per million five so with our dail

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whole foods on certain sale items and other deals so they are adding this out of their whole foods, 365 storesose, what they are adding are arkansas, colorado, idaho, kansas, kansas city, missouri, new mexico, northern nevada, northern california, oklahoma, texas, and utah. note new york yet. heather: it is a couple blocks from my house. thank you so much. amazon taking over the world. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the arab. evangelist leader franklin graham, just days before the primary, could christians be the key to turning the blue state red. pastor robert jeffers says yes, he will breakdown two goals of the tour that could shape the midterms. >> california in trouble, that message from the son of the late rev. billy graham on a 10 stop tour. franklin graham urging voters to push estate blue wall ahead of the crucial primary. are evangelicals the key to turning the state red? pastor robert jeffers, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. this 10 stop tour is going on since may 5th. he continues this until june 5th in anticipation of the primary coming up next week but you say it

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lemonis: tonight, on "the profit," a chain on pet supply stores specializes in wholesome food. lisa: our biggest thing is the nutrition for the pets. lemonis: but the business is anything but healthy. giovanni: it's embarrassing. i'm right back to where we started. lemonis: the stores need an overhaul. -this how you manage inventory? -giovanni: yeah. -lisa: yeah, i mean -- -giovanni: this is our weakness. lemonis: the employees need leadership. i've never been to a meeting where there's no agenda. giovanni: i think you're being a little unfair with how this process goes. lemonis: and the owners need to lose their self-righteous attitude. as a retailer, you have an obligation to deliver the consumer the choice to make that decision on their own and not for them. giovanni: oh, my gosh, that -- i'm -- lemonis: if these owners can't take control, their dream of creating a retail empire will go to the dogs. ♪ chicago, illinois, is home to bentley's corner barkery, a natural pet-supply store started by lisa and giovanni senafe in 2008. lisa: how many do they need? just one? giovanni:

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. >>> amazon is starting to roll out discounts at whole food stores today for its more than 1 millione members. customers will get an additional 10% off hundreds of sale items and rotating weekly specials. perks are available in florida stores now, and will expand to all stores nationwide this summer. amazon recently hiked the cost of prime membership by 20%. >>> a new study shows the importance of keeping your body clock in sync. researchers found people who are highly active at night or inactive during the day were up to 10% more likely to be diagnosed with mood disorders including major depression or bipolar disorder. abnormal sleep patterns are associated with greater loneliness, not good, less happiness, really not good, and decreased cognitive function. with that, looking at those guidelines, we should all be one big hot mess. >> not very encouraging when you work this kind of shift. >> some people in the audience may be nodding their heads. >> i set that up, didn't i? >> the family of a climber who died in oregon's highest mountain says the delay in dispatching a rescue helicop

it will extend to whole food stores across the country this summer. get a 10% break on most items. prime members need to download the whole foods app in order to get those deals. >>> and target continues to turn up the heat on amazon and wal-mart. in the escalating battle for the online shoppers. target has announced it will cut the next day delivery fee nearly in half for household staples. those items range from towels, paper towels, peanut butters and rolls out the service starting this week. customers buying those things through the restock service will pay $2.99 delivery fee. that's instead of $4.99. so definitely a big break there as they compete. and just coming in this morning as i was walking in here, facebook's ceo mark stuck has accepted a visit, an invitation to visit the european parliament. he will explain the privacy issues and allegation that's it misused personal data. we will continue to follow up on that. again, mark zuckerberg, that just coming in, that he will be talking about -- it's been a big deal, the facebook data breach. >> h

sold under multiple brand names in wal-mart and food lion stores, restaurants as well, so definitelyareful if you're eating eggs anywhere in one of those states. heather: i was in north carolina and i had deviled eggs. i should have listen today you. tracee: hopefully you will be okay. heather: i was not okay and i will leave it at that. tracee: they are known as being ultra low cost, but there will be introducing wi-fi capabilities to their fleet of 120 airplanes. spirit airlines, they are charging 650 average for the inflight wi-fi, higher, lower depending on how long your flight is, spirit says that they're trying to improve customers' experience, they've also been named by people as america's most hated airline, so hopefully this will help that. heather: okay. thank you so much if, tracee. appreciate it. honoring our fallen heros as national police week begins. we salute those who lost their lives protecting ours. so how can we keep officers safe, our nest geks, national president of fop says it's time for congress to take action and a live-changing thank you, how nearly 10 stran

laurine has been a long time healthy food advocate and diversified the food and snack selection at the store. she created a lot of recipes for salads and hummus, my favorite is a rice dish with lentils, i do eat a lot of rice. i want to talk a little about ted's deli over the years. in the 60's and 70's because of a large filipino community emerging in the south of market, ted's market was the only grocery in the store that sold filipino produce. in 1975 when bill graham opened next to ted's market and began a relationship which continues to this day with the bill graham foundation as ted's market is the supplier of the apples given to patrons of the fillmore auditorium. he remembers making dozens of cheese and avocado sandwiches for the grateful dead. that is amazing. in the 70's and 80's david witnessed an unnamed epidemic affecting customers and friends. it was little known at the time that aids and hiv was emerging but what we did know is many folks who sought refuge were estranged and cut off from their families. it was during this rough time in the neighborhood that ted's market lost n

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store here. again, i think whole foods has not been detrimental. it's been positive in other neighborhoods it's gone into. i would definitely like to explore some -- i think you're under utilizing the upper floor of that building. i think you could possibly add a second, third floor penthouse of that building. i would support commissioner fong a continuance to look at the addition of housing into this proposal to make it a mixed use. i know there's lease issues to deal with, but i think you've got a pretty big floor plan in a big building, bigger than what you have in other spots. i'd like to see some housing incorporated into this project, potentially save the building, add onto it a bit, but we'd get a whole foods relatively quickly. you know, maybe in less time than we would get one know if we approved it. i'm supportive of a whole foods. it wouldn't take a year, but just wanted to say that. commissioner fong? >> commissioner fong: yeah. i just wanted to say i won't support the current motion. i do support a continuance rather keep the project a

when it was known that a southern california pet food and grooming chain store wanted to move into theld radioshack location, other pet store owners protested. >> are they going to poach the groomers? are they going to come in coupo grooming just because they can until it hurts the small local grooming shops. >> reporter: healthy spot is ask for a permit. in order to obtain a conditional use permit healthy spot has to prove two things. one that there was a need and two a desire for another pet store. those say the need is not there. she says there are enough pet stores and groomers in the community. but this noe valley resident disagrees. >> they offer different services. so maybe they can work together to come up with services for the whole community. >> reporter: the company gave us this statement. we have done extensive outreach throughout noe valley over the last six months and have found broad support from neighbors and merchants alike. ariel said she will continue to buy from her old pet shop. only a few chain stores have been allowed here because the community wanted them. on ju

rats have been running for the ceiling, down this wall, and have chewed their way into where the food is stored. the dog run area is overgrown with weeds. while some parts of the outside are so bad it looks like an abandoned building. the remaining staff say they will never abandon the animals. in oakland, don ford, kpix 5. >>> the city administrators sent a memo to the oakland mayor and city council, addressing his concerns. she notes the city has boosted animal service budget by 56% over the past five years, and increased staffing by 24%. she added, "while staffing may still fall below recommended industry standards, it is still representing a significant staffing increase demonstrating the high priority the city has placed on securing more funding and resources for oas." >>> it is do or die for the sharks tonight as they battle the vegas golden knights to keep their playoff hopes alive. kiet do is live at the tank where he spent the day with some hungry fans. hi, kiet. >> reporter: i've been to a couple of these parties. they have stepped up the intensity on this one today by quite a few f n

food handlers could be putting you at risk for sear overillness. >> here's a preview of the investigation. >> reporter: it's about 85 degrees in this van. too warm for a car ride, definitely too warm to be storing your food because it could make you sick. we spent the past several weeks undercover and on surveillance watching raw meat and dairy and seafood sit for hours in unrefrigerated trucks and vanz before it ended up at local restaurants to be served to unsuspecting customers. >> we're wondering, is this a refrigerated van? >> refrigerated? >> no. >> so 75 degrees in the van? >> uh-huh. >> you had a couple of violations for food that was kept at unsafe temperatures according to the public health department. >> that's a -- you know, everybody -- it's different. >> tonight at 11:00, restaurants with risky practices that we caught in the act. and how the county is now responding to what we found. we hope to see you tonight at 11:00 for our special report. >> we will be watching vickie. if you have a story for our investigative unit, you can give them a call, the number there on the screen, 888-996-tips or if you want to send an e-mail, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >> the

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it has but they have said they will scale back on the simply food stores as well so they are trying toftse100 in the last 12 months so investors are not entirely happy with the store either. this might be a dim question but if they are trying to increase the amount of homeware stuff you are buying. you need stores for people to look at it, or do we just buy things online now? figures seem to indicate we are tending to shift our patterns of consumption online. homeware is interesting. made.com, interestingly, have a store in london where you can go and look at it and london where you can go and look at itand go london where you can go and look at it and go and buy online. i doubt it because marks & spencer is a big institution on the british high street and people like to go in and have a look and knows around but maybe they are not spending the money, just window shopping. are they changing the sort of offer they have. there was always the joke that you go into marks & spencerfor your underwear but nothing else clothes wise. some people have been critical, women have been critical of t

stores. fresh food is getting better and traffic is boosting -- same-store sales which is keeping them competitivennie: --still to check on tha. jcpenney shares again because that is one of the major stocks on the move today selling earnings down 11% now. down 11%. bloomberg. ♪ ♪ bloomberg. caroline: in boston this week because they are shining the light on the tech scene of the city throughout the week. renowned for its love of sports. it is is based here and taking 3-d technology to a whole new level. who knew you needed so much software. .ake a listen >> the footwear industry is taking a jumpstart in technology. made acing shoes reality. the future craft introduced 3-d printing with comfort care at reebok's liquid factory is madea reality. the future craft making lightweight designs along with 100% recyclable footwear line of cotton and corn. >> this is our 3-d printing lab. liquid factory is a way of getting away like every other in the market does and drop the bottom of the shoe. 3-d printing but much faster. >> it is an effort to streamline production and keep up with younger consumers. >> t

food handlers could be putting you at risk of serious illness. here's vickie nguyen. >> reporter: it's about 85 degrees in this van, too warm for a car ride, definitely too warm to be storing your food, because it could make you sick. we spent the past several weeks undercover and on sunshine vailanc -- surveillance, watching raw meat, dairy and fruits. is this a refrigerated van? >> no. >> reporter: you had a couple violations for food kept at unsafe temperatures according to the public health department. >> that's, everybody's different. >> reporter: tonight at 11:00, restaurants with risky practices that we caught in the act. and how the county is now responding to what we found. we hope to see you tonight at 11:00 for our special report. >> we will see you then, vickie. >>> the public event that brought meghan and harry out in the public eye. an alarming accut amazon. what the tech giant is allegedly doing with its facial recognition technology that has >>> tonight at 6 chec:00, an alg accusation against amazon, what they are allegedly doing with their facial recognition technology that has people crying foul. >>> and the day may have been meant for prince charles, but

it has to operate in conjunction with a commissary where the food preparation is conducted and food is stored, so that is one of our primary things we look at. they also need to have a rest room within 200 feet of travel. that can be difficult for an applicant, and a lot of times, we're asked -- well, it's 300 feet, is that okay, but the requirements are 200, so we do have to encourage them to talk with more of the neighbors if they're able to reach an agreement with that. i'm g i'm going to -- this just shows the number of mobile food facility permits which we -- we are active in san francisco right now. dpw related represent about a third of the actual mobile food facility permits. a lot of applicants will operate with off the grid or some of these gathering sites on private property which have already done the work for their use agreement through planning department and such. there's also fiscal decisions for mobile food facilities which operate just an community events which can be cheaper if they operate at a small of them rather than go through the events perevent licensing. that's kind

food no matter what the feds say about the label, you may report it locally. you can call the california department of public health. it has authority to investigate stores for selling spoiled food to consumers like you and me and you out there, and mohammed, who has filed a complaint. >> okay. well, that helped. i think we can figure it out. thank you very much. if you have a consumer complaint, you can call chris at 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/respond. >>> check the calendar. tomorrow is may. is that right? >> may. >> new video from donner's summit late this afternoon. on the way to tahoe, traffic at a complete stand still. caltrans forced to close both directions of interstate 80 because of hail. multiple spinouts and crashes. the roads by the way still slippery tonight. >> not good enough to ski but interesting for being may 1st. >> slushy. >> definitely slushy. tomorrow we'll see one inch or less in lake tahoe. so be careful if you're headed up there. yosemite, four to six inches possible around 6,500 feet. watch out for winter conditions as we head into may 1st tomorrow. we did have spotty showers in yountville. doppler radar and satellite