. >> actually, we have, like shall -- we have acting manager -- like, the bartender is actually very senior staff in our establishment. so if, like, i'm not there, one of the bartender will always handle the phone line if anyone has any complaints. and the phone line is -- like, in the daytime, they are always open, and at night time, they ring always to my cell phone. >> okay. thank you. >> all right. i don't see any other comments from commissioners, so thank you very much. you can have a seat. is there any public comment on the mint's application? all right. i don't see any public comment, so public comment's closed. let's go ahead and take a vote once we have a motion. >> i move to approve. >> second. >> okay. there's a motion and a second. let's take that vote. [roll call] >> the motion passes. good luck, thank you very much. we'll move onto our next agenda item, item number seven, which is a review and possible action to change the conditions on a place of entertainment permit for cue. i'll pass it onto director weiland, and i think we have a lot of support materials here. just

line stance against harassment without sabotaging the wages of the employs if you eliminate ps, the bartenderally makes 75 bucks an hour, you take that opportunity awahi from m. >> thanks for coming in. >> thanks for ving me. >> we'll be right back. . >>> i wish you couldee shawn right now. if robe moves. more problems forhe red hen.am mers have apparently taken over part of the websi in order to drive traffic to the own sites which ares web that sell things like discount viagra. the red henefused to as far as white house press secrery sarah hackabee-sanders >> guess on who preomdent trump will nate to the supreme ve been suggesting even froma ivanka trump to kanye west. one website said an indiana a new port judge, kevin tartman, the odds of the favorite t judges, joe brow judy >> is judgewn joe bro still around >> i don't know. don't think his show is on anymore. what about judge genine pier? i believeonaldunior saidme that would be a >> on a serious note, two women >> two women on the list that the president is considering. look like there's five he's limid it down to, brett they want t re

under my breath, to the bartender, who never remembers my usual cocktail: an "abstinence on the beach only drink that's 100% effective. ( laughter ) but this weekend, npr dropped audio of former trump lawyer michael cohen talking tough to a reporter on behalf of the big man. >> michael cohen's bare knuckle tactics in defense of donald trump captured on recordings that have just been made public. >> if you run this story, i'm going to mess your life up, for the rest, for as long as you're on this frigging planet. i'm going to turn around, you're going to have judgments against you for so much money, you'll never know how to get out from underneath me. i am warning you, tread very i'm going to you will bese what ( bleep ) disgusting. >> jordan: oooh! oooh! what i'm going to do to you will be ( bleep ) disgusting." beautiful. that was the first line of my wedding vows. ( laughter ) it's true. it's true. now, everyone on the left is clutching their cruelty-free pearls, saying this isn't how people in power should talk. wake up! this is exactly how real, currently un-indicted lawyers pract

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was reassured 100% of my tips would go to me and me alone, but in practice we would tip 10% of the bartenders i was under the impression i would be receiving at least 80% of the tips that came to me. however in recent times it has been put in practice that 40% of the tips we earn on card are being taken and given to the kitchen staff instead of a pay rise. in my opinion the company are trying to play this off as a fair move for the kitchen because they deserve a cut of the tips, however this is not afair cut of the tips, however this is not a fair move. it was an independent decision, there was no consultation with any of the staff, however they did say they spoke to us, which they did say they spoke to us, which they did not. and it is not a solid pay rise for the kitchen either because tips fluctuate so as national living wage has risen they are not getting the pay rise they deserve. jeremy corbyn has described it as stolen money. absolutely. apart from leaving, what other options do hospitality staff have to them?|j definitely hospitality staff have to them?” definitely think joining hospi

however it was in practise that we would tip out 10% to the bartenders and 10% to the serving assistantsde just as much as we do, so they deserve a cut. so i was under the impression that i would be receiving at least 80% of the tips that came to me. however, in recent times it's now been put into practise that 40% of the tips we earn on card are being taken from us and given to the kitchen staff instead of a pay rise. in my opinion, i think the company are trying to play this off as a fair move for the kitchen, because they deserve a cut of our tips as well, which i agree with. however this is not a fair move in any way whatsoever. it was an independent decision, there was no consultation with any of the staff, however they did say that they did speak to us, which they did not. and it's not a solid pay rise for the kitchen either. because obviously tips fluctuate, and so as national living wage has gone up, they're not getting the decent pay rise they deserve. waitress amy bjork. a memorial garden in west london has been opened to the public, to remember the victims of the grenfell towe

so look, in, in america, uh, the bartender is like a priest -- >> masa: so you come and talk to them?> masa: ahh. >> anthony: and i could behave very badly and he will never talk. ever. >> masa: ah, ah. >> anthony: this is the contract. >> masa: hmm, okay. anthony: absolute confidentiality. >> masa: mm hmm. >> anthony: do i have that kind of arrangement here now? so i have his implied guarantee of total security? >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: so if i came here with some dinosaur riding ho in a bikini. it would be -- i mean -- no, you don't have to ask him. it's okay. [ laughter ] oh man. this is a great country. every chef i know wants to die here. >> bar customer: is that about the food? >> anthony: because the food is awesome. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: and because we, i think, all of us understand that we don't understand anything about japan. and i totally don't understand the porn here. >> masa: in what way? >> anthony: why is it okay -- you can't -- somebody with a penis, but you can -- them with an octopus tentacle? >> masa: hmm. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing worx pegasus, a ne

the bartenders, housekeepers, bellmen and other workers at 34 casino-hotels on the strip have been negotiating five-year contracts since february.but wages, workplace training and other issues have kept their union and employers from reaching agreements. the strike could affect the bellagio, aria, caesars palace, flamingo, tropicana, stratosphere and golden nugget. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... in the east bay... police catch a student planning a columbine-style attack. ( james ) and after the break... bay area home prices are soaring. we're taking a look at just how high they could go. ( anny ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in t

bartender. >> okay. so julie, i know for a while. >> it's, like, the overseeing, too, of everything on the bartending side. >> younow, before, they had rick in the front as security, and they used him because he a ar uoung h athe moment? >> no. i'm using co-one security. >> regetting the same clientele that they'ven havi actually, i've been getting a lot more from the kabukihote beus they do h karaoke, but they close at 9:00, so i've been getting a lot of out of town you customers. >> i'm -- out of town customers. >>'m i questioning -- because milo, we had a l-- theya maine one guard in the front. >> we could pull back on that. that would save a lot of mpe end, but if it's something, i just have to go with it. >> do you know the square footage of your venue off the top of your head? i know it in here, too. >> about 1700, 1800, off the top of my head, but it's not a big place. >> are you planning on having entertainment outside of the rooms. >> just background music, 'cause it's more like a lounge, so i still want people to be able to communicate, so karaoke will still take place in an extra room. >> my th

they kicked the ball, the bartender says that is mine. is that gin and tonic? ossing paths in front. have -- header. ninth of the ason and the quakes against the revolution, happy to get out of there with the type. the quakes are 2-9-4. can you believit? >>> 21years ago steve kerr hit the game-winning shot in game sixof the finals to clinch another championship for the chicago bulls, michael afterwards at the parade, this is how he remembthe play. >> when we call timeout with 25 seconds to go, we went into the huddle. phil told michael i want you to take the last shot. and michael said i don't feel comfortable in these situations. so maybe we ought to go in another direction. why don't we go to steve? i thought to myself, i guess i >> jordan did not have the shot. >> the shot went in and that is my story and i'm sticking to it. >> same sense of humor, a leader -- little more boyish an he was. that is h rings for him. he is a champ and always a good sport. that is the sporting life, it is 11 pm and time for news with frank and heather. >>> coming up next. >> we a

simone is the bartender who creates cocktails ever bit as pretty as what comes out of the kitchen.f nico and his wife andrea want their new neighbors to love it as much as they do. chances are they will. (vicki) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or dish at kron 4 to dine and send an email you can dish'... on 'dine and see featured would like to that you cafe or bar restaurant, if you have a (vicki) (vicki) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (grant) new tonight at nine... target is apologizing after a customer complained about its 'baby daddy' father's day card. the customer shar this photo of the card on facebook, critizing e store saying it was quote "the only father's day card that featured a black couple." the post got over a hundre

simone is the bartender who creates cocktails ever bit as pretty as what comes out of the kitchen.ico and his wife andrea want their new neighbors to love it as much as they do. chances are they will. in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. (pam) if you have a restaurant, (pam) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to our vicki liviakis at dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (pam) looking for a cannabis- friendly vacation rental here in california? (ken) there's one in placer county that has some unique features. take a look. it's called "bud-and- breakfast" which means guests can get marijuana for booking a night's stay. the rental is actually next door to a cannabis garden. the rental offers all the comforts of a home... a restroom and shower ...sitting space..and a bedroom loft. however if you look out your window...you'll spot hundreds of marijuana plants. and the weed isn't just for sho

he looks like he's about to be cut off by the bartender. re trying to impeach [ laughter ] of course, gowdy is the same guy who dragged hillary clinton in fr a committee to testify about benghazi during the presidential campaign. and even he admitted after that hearing thate didn't learn ything new. >> well, when you say new today, i mean we knew of that already. we knew about the e-mails. in terms of her testimony, i don't know that she testifie that much differently today than she has previous times she's testified. so, i'd have to go back and look at the transcript. >> seth: go ba and look at the anscript? even the transcript would be fed up. establishment -- establishment democrats need to learn that republicans don't care about being hypocrites.w it's just litics. trump doesn't care for your respect, for rules or norms.in act, there is only one thing trump does seem to deeply care about. >> rich guys, they love rockets. [ light laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ cheers and applause ] we'll be back with pauy.rudd, every

the open west. places like this. ♪ ♪ >> bartender: it's the good stuff. er 2: yeah, that's gone. >> anthony: ah. >> ruhlman: you can do 30 of those. >> anthony: puntridge tavern, where those who have to live it, see it, the things that men do day after day, night after night, in a town where people are encouraged to do their worst. where they can drink the stain away. this is the side of vegas i like. >> ruhlman: this side. >> anthony: yeah, because people here are like, really cynical. >> ruhlman: really? >> anthony: they have a dim worldview. even more dim than me. >> ruhlman: that's hard. >> anthony: you know what this whole show's about? you know, there's a theme. >> ruhlman: no. >> anthony: this is about people who live here. you know, when all -- when all the meatheads come and go, they're still here. these people have seen every variety of horrifying human behavior. so the whole business model is, come to vegas and behave really, really badly. >> ruhlman: i think it's encouraged people to be their worst. they're expected to do that. it kind of makes

congress in line to possibly replace nancy pelosi suffers a stunning primary upset at the hands of a 28-year-old former bartender who could now become the youngest woman ever elected to congress. the message to democrats across the country this morning. >>> a stunning security breach as a man in his underwear runs across the tarmac at atlanta's airport and even jumps onto the wing of a plane. now the investigation into how he pulled it off. >>> plus, no more traffic jams on the road. why the solution may be cruise control. >>> a major step forward in cancer research. the role the polio virus could play. >>> and back by popular demand, the cheesy snack returning to store shelves after a 12-year hiatus. >>> got you hungry, huh, on this tuesday morning. good morning, everybody. we'll begin with that new ruling overnight. a federal judge ruling the trump administration to reunite thousands of separated migrant families. >>> the judge said migrant children are accounted for with less efficiency and accuracy than property is. and he's giving the government a deadline to return them to their parents. abc's elizabeth hu

simone is the bartender who creates cocktails ever bit as pretty as what comes out of the kitchen.o and his wife andrea want their new neighbors to love it as much as they do. chances are they will. they will. (vicki) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to our vicki liviakis at dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki. coming up on kron4 news at six. just months after launching a new more aggressive plan to crackdown on fare evaders... why bart is now holding off on hiring more fare inspectors. (ken) then - it's the last thing anyone would expect in the emergency room..being mocked by a doctor who is supposed to be caring for you. one bay area man says it happened to him - and he has the video to prove it. that's coming up next at six. <> (pam) now at six:

i'm at the bionic bar, where there's no human bartending staff but we do have two robots. or me. i've found a lovely sounding drink which is the bionic bahamama mama. all i need to do is press this button. the robots will go to work. there we go. a little bit of spillage. a bit messy, this robot bartender. there we go, the finished product. my drink! thank you, shockem. the following morning, it's up early to try some of those onboard attractions aimed at making this ship as family friendly as possible. first stop — the abyss. at 100 feet, it's the longest tubular slide at sea and sends you plummeting a full ten decks in as many seconds. ahhhhh! and if all that activity builds up your appetite, then there's 22 restaurants cafes and bars on board. some of them open around the clock all operated under the watch of gary thomas. i guess you have to provide a really wide array of food for people who are going to have very different tastes. absolutely. of course, that's where my knowledge comes in. we do have fixed restaurants. we have mexican themes and seafood but everything i

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the demilitarized zone. in a singapore bar diplomac was a drink away. and enterprising bartendercalled it the trump and the kim. preparing for a summit that is looking more likely that the day. the white house is talking about the schedule.>> we can tell you the schedule tentatively for the first meeting will be on june 12 at 9 am singapore time. and take place june 11 at 9 pm east coast time. >> reporter: as for the oversized letter that the north elegation dropped off last week to the white house will not disclose the contents. they will only say it was interesting. there are positive signs. kim jong-un has recently ousted three top generals and insult loyalists to consolidate power and usher in a new era. in congress, there is skepticism. democrats are concerned the president may be desperate to make a deal a number have signed off on a list of requirements. the dome is permanently eliminate north korea's nuical and suspend missile test and allowed robust inspections.>> the president must be willing to take time to construct a deal. if he finds one is not achievable, the presi

>>> a stunning upset in a congressional primary could have major implications for the democratic party. former bartenderlexandria ocasio-cortez beach house democratic caucus chair crowley leslie. crowley was considered a potential successor to minority leader nancy pelosi. alexandria ocasio-cortez couldn't believe she bleated the 10 term incumbent. she explained how she pulled off the upset. >> talking to neighbors and organizing and taking the stand that is a viable position. >> president trump gloated about the crowley defeat saying wow! big trump hater, congressman joe crowley who many expected was going to take nancy pelosi's place just lost his primary election. in other words, he is out. that's a big one that nobody saw happening. perhaps he should have been nicer and more respectful to his president. >>> a bay area restaurant is losing business over a controversy that started in virginia. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders was refused service last week at the red hen in lexington. that created the problem of mistaken identity for one napa restaurant, the red hen bar and grill whic

the bartenders, housekeepers, bellmen and other workers at 34 casino-hotels on the strip have been negotiatinge kept their union and employers from reaching agreements. the strike could affect the bellagio, aria, caesars palace, flamingo, tropicana, stratosphere and golden nugget. (james) james adlib big board. ( james ) still ahead ... a baby gets to meet her new army family.the story behind this adorable photoshoot. ( james ) we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. my name is tony thurmond. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as important as facts and figures. i'm tony thurmond the work starts now. state superintendent. sometimes, bipolar i disorder can make you feel unstoppable. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky

the deal covering bartenders, housekeepers and other workers ran out at midnight. strike affecting nearly three dozen hotels could begin as early as today. it would cost the city's economy an estimated $10 million per day. mgm resorts and caesar's entertainment run more than half of the affected hotels. >>> apparently more teenagers are ditching facebook. a new survey finds the social media site's popularity among teens has dropped by 20% since 2015. just take a look at the new rankings right there. youtube is number one among teenagers followed by instagram, snapchat, facebook is in fourth place with 51% of teens using it. twitter is way far behind there in fifth place. >>> today is national doughnut day, everybody. in stores across the country they're celebrating and so are we. dunkin' donuts is giving out a free doughnut with the purchase of any beverage, and krispy kreme will let customers choose any doughnut off the menu for free. >> just remember, a moment on the lips, lifetime on the hips. >> why do you have to ruin everything? >> imogen sorry. just saying. >

i am at the bionic bar where there is no human bartending staff, but we do have two robots, rockem andk which is the bionic bahama mama, and all i need to do is just press this button and the robots will go to work. so off we go. now i think is going to be the shaking bit... there we go! hey! laughs. a little bit of spillage, some dripping, he is a bit messy, this robot bartender. and here we go! the finished product. look at this! my drink. thank you shockem! the following morning it's up early to try some of those on—board attractions, aimed at making this ship as family friendly as possible. first stop, the abyss. at 100 feet it is the longest tubular slide at sea, and sends you plummeting a full ten decks in as many seconds. woohoo! and if all that activity builds up your appetite, then there's 22 restaurants, cafes and bars on board, some of them open around the clock. all operated under the watchful eye of gary thomas. i guess you have to provide a really wide array of food to people who will have very different tastes? absolutely, of course, and that is where my knowledge comes

acceptance speech but here is a gif posted to the internet from one of her supporters, the moment the former bartenderzeed sheefs going to win. you can agree this is better than any kind of professional video for capturing the moment. we weren't alone in our surprise. here's cnn's reaction, whose alexandria cortez. not a congress woman jyet only the primary. she's to the left of the incumbent who served ten terms. this could be a sign of the future of the democratic party. younger and more to the left. the guy she beat, joe crowley outspent her 18-1 and he was so powerful the last time a serious candidate tried to run against him was 2004 when she was 14 years old. there were a number of primaries on tuesday in utah, mitt romney won the republican nomination for senator. he's expected to easily beat the democrat in the fall. >> a major change for the situation down on the boarder, a federal judge says not only can the government not separate families. but the kids who have been separated must be returned to their families as soon as possible even if the parents are still in detention. this video by th

the moment the former bartender realized she was going to win. this is much better than any video we would have got. we weren't alone in our surprise. here's cnn's election. she's not a congresswoman yet and only won the primary. it's a shocker for the democrats because she's to the left of the incumbent who remember served ten years. younger and more to the left. >>> there are a number of primaries on tuesday in utah, mitt romney won the republican nomination for senator. he's expected to easily beat the democrat in the fall. the situation down on the boarder, a federal judge says not only can he not separate family,s they must be returned as soon as possible even if the parents are still in detention. this video by the way shot by government media workers of a detention center. this new court decision puts trump in a pick the. he has to put the kids in the same detention center as their parents. a different court order, the fl decision says the kids can't stay long term. lots of big news today, the white house says national security adviser joh

the issue is that some bartenders ask whether straws are needed at all. >>> starbucks is planning to close dozens of underperforming cafis. they are targeting 150 locations nationwide for closure in the next year. the ceo said that the company will continue to open up new cafis in markets where there is demand. the announcement rattled investors. the stock was 1/2% in after- hours trading. >>> the high pressure is building in. it will be aggressive tomorrow, but it will be on thursday and friday. temperatures tomorrow will be like just -- just like today. the air quality will get a little bit crusty on thursday and the temperatures will be warm, and the fire danger goes up. this happens all the time, because it is summer. this pattern will be reminiscent of what you might expect for this time of year. as you look at the temperatures from today, we were still just 87. usually antioch would be about 92 at this time of year. the fog along the coast is here, and will be along the coast tomorrow. it will burn off quick, and then there will be plenty of sunshine. tomorrow will be a beautifu

. >> reporter: even for alexandria cortez, a stunning result, the 28-year-old former bartender and bernie sanders organizer still page off student loans knocki off one of the top house democrats, joe crowley, a possible house speaker in waiting eyeing nancy pelosi's seat. >> what we really need to do is put aside our differences and make sure we're charting a productive path forward for this country. >> reporter: her campaign video going viral. >> this race is about people versus money. we've got people, they have got money. >> reporter: cortez mi thrity ma lean yell woman reflecting the changing demographics of her and demographic party.>> t's a surreal experience to see these 4, 5-year-old girls that say mommy, she looks like me. >> reporter: president trump delighting in a top democrat's defeat tweeting he should have been nicer to his president trying to brand the opposing party as weak as they h otched wins in no carolina and new york. in utah mitt romney ee brzing the victory. >> i had two twinkies and chocolate milk in one night. >> reporter: aiming to unseat a democratic senator i

never went back and worked my way from a community college in berkeley in every job imaginable, bartender, the hot oil wrestling markham and yes it has a 2-dollar cover charge. what i loved about that book it was my favorite until this new one. i loved about that book is a the number of letters i got from around the world from all these people who would tell me i had a background like that. i was always afraid someone would know about it. your book made me feel like it was okay to talk about it, so now i'm sharing that with other people or now i am reunited with my father who i haven't talked to for years or so forth. my book is about the second impeachment and that is a book i could have made a lot of money on because when i was in congress i had publishers waiting to do it right then and i absolutely refused. i promised myself i would wait at least ten years because i wanted to let the passions of the moment, you know the anger and frustration people felt on both sides go away. i wanted to be able to approach it from the historian's point of view as opposed to just trying to write the book a

the shaking. there you go. a little bit of spelling. some dripping. a bit messy, israelite bartender. on—board attractions aimed at making this trip as family friendly as possible. first off, the 0f friendly as possible. first off, the of this. it is the longestjubilee slide at sea. you fall ten feet in as many seconds. laughter. —— tubular slide. and it all that activity builds up your appetite, then there are 22 restaurants, cafes, and bars on board. some are then around the clock. all are operated under the watchful eye of gary thomas. i guess you had to provide a wide array of food for people who will have different tastes. absolutely. of course. that is where my knowledge comes in. we do have fixed restaurants. we have mexican themed, the seafood themed restau ra nts. mexican themed, the seafood themed restaurants. i —— mexican themed, the seafood themed restaurants. i -- what are some of the challenges at sea? if you run out of food. you have to get it right all the time. if i ran of a popular item, i know i go from the most popular man on the ship to the most popular man on the

the indiana company that is the bay area's bartender's preferred provider of paper straws has seen a les and demand over the past three years. hopefully they can ramp up supply or find another provider. >> while we weren't looking, straws became the new plastic bag. it's the evil that everyone wants to eliminate. >> or ten cents if you want a plastic straw. maybe you can do that. did i just say that? >> thanks, mike. >> oops. let's talk about what's going on as far as weather -- any time you can get rid of plastic and pollution it's a good thing. >> a look at sfo where you can see the cloud cover hanging around. that means we'll have delays. as soon as they let me know, i'll let you know. morning gray, afternoon sunshine, typical this time of year. temperatures average to below average from the inland neighborhoods to san francisco and the coast. mainly cloudy and cool again tonight and a heightened heat risk coming for the extended forecast. let's take a look at the clouds. you can see just like yesterday at noon, still a little bit hanging on some of our coastal valleys in the north

the issue has some bartenders asking whether straws are needed at all. >>> last night, the cupertinothe idea of putting a controversial business tax on the november ballot. however, the issue could go to a vote next year, possibly in a special election. the tax would target cupertino's largest companies, like apple. under the proposal, businesses with at least 100 employees would pay a e. this could affect about 30 companies, including apple, seagate technology and whole foods. the tax would range between $150,000 and .i am asking all t corporations, not just here in the united states to do their fair share. they have to have some kind of conscious. there could be solutions to the tax by working with the business community. we might be able to come up with funding mechanisms that come from the state and the federal government, as well as from businesses. >> money from the tax would pay for transportation projects aimed at easing traffic problems. we contacted and reached out to apple but we have not heard back from them. >>> verizon, sprint and at&t have pledged to stop providing use

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the 28-year-old former bartender and bernie sanders organizer, still paying off student loans, knocking out of ten-term incumbent joe crowley, a possible house speaker in waiting, eyeing nancy pelosi's seat. >> we need to put aside our differences and make sure we're charting a productive path forward for this country. >> reporter: her campaign video going viral. >> this race is about people versus money. we've got people. they've got money. >> reporter: ocacio-cortez, a millenial woman, reflecting the chaining democr changing demographics of her district and her party. >> seeing girls saying, mommy, she looks like me. >> reporter: president trump tweeting, perhaps he should have been nicer to his president. again, trying to brand his opposing party as in breeze to go victory in his political reboot. >> we celebrated. i mean, i had two twinkies and chocolate milk in one night. >> reporter: the president arriving in north dakota, aiming to unseat a democratic senator in this reliably red state. his tough tariff policy has many here uneasy. >> we're going to lose a bunch of farms in this

who are classified as tips ems and the majority of them are not bartenders orit s. in fact, the second highest category are restaurant workers who work behind the scenes, food prep and food runners, peoare youy see. the next groups come in as hosts d hostess. you are looking at hair dressers, barbe and parking lot attendants. it is well beyond people bringing you beers and lunch and drinks. t complicates thise s the etique -- you still want to tip the person. >> they think people wl stop tipping. some of the options we are seeing, there are seven states a little ahead of us and what we are seeing are things like service fees, cost of living fees, places where the gratuity is added but the restaurant can take that gratuity and keep for themseibes or dise it. there are a lot of details that have yet to be worked out. i >>could be on the check gratuityincluded if nobody tips. >> that could be one way restaurants go. if you are paying someby $3 an hour and now have to pay them $15 an hour. >> thank you. >>> his dance moves went viral after he did a back flip, dropped his

the monkey off my back we will be fine. >> before i was doing this i was a bartender and bouncer and the pay was probably better but every time somebody asked me i tried not to give that answer that is pretentious for those who want to sound important about bearing witness. i'm pretty good at it i think. and the thing that i like about in bed reporting i can sit down and talk to somebody one-on-one and tell small stories. i don't like to tell stories from the 30,000 foot angle i am not an investigative journalist. i don't cover the pentagon or the white house with a big sweeping narrative. but to the young guys and women who are out there doing the job. and those through the keyhole and hopefully they're interesting enough not to read that story and then to create the bigger picture that is all i want to be. >> obviously with ten years now? >> and what happened and yesterday so how do you think that has changed when you were there or for journalist? what do you think is happening? >> it has gotten worse obviously. there are not as many foreign reporters there. and the fact of the matter is now the tallis -- taliban and i

apparent to leader nancy pelosi. >> and i respect the outcome. >> reporter: crowley may have underestimated his opponent, who until recently was working as a bartender organizing for bernie sanders. or i wasn't born to a wealthy or powerful family. >> reporter: like sanders, she snsiders herself a democratic crcialist. >> the g.o.p. tax cut, that alone could have paid for tuition-free public college for everyone in this country for two years. >> reporter: democratic leaders threfully parted ways with her today on her support for medicare for all... >> i support health care for .ll. >> reporter: ...and her proposal to eliminate the immigration and customs enforcement agency. >> reform ice? yes, that's what i think we should do. it needs reform. >> reporter: republicans, meanwhile, reveled in the upset. >> i think the democrats are e ing hard left. >> reporter: they said it showed that the socialist wing is hacendant in the democratic party. are they right about that? >> no, they're not. it's ascendant in that district, perhaps, but i don't accept any characterization of our party presented by the republicans. >> reporter: democrats note that irowley

it's the very pple serving you, waiters, waitresses, bartenders who will be affect bid this initiative. we want to show you video we shot in the last hour of people out and about. this is the last weekend before d.c. voters decide on initiative sa77. like you, it is contentious. you have some bar owners saying that raising the pay fororrs to $15 an hour could cause them to decrease the hours, or perhaps even go out of business. and some of the workers we spoke to just this afternoon say they support it because they're simply not making enough money we spoke to one man who says he is a food runner in a local restaurant who depends on tips. he wants this to pass. >> it will help a lot for the people who do minimumwage, which i would support that, yeah, to get a higher pay, i >> and right now, are you making minimumage, or do you depend on tips right now? >> we depend on tips when our customers don't show up,ouan say tips good buy. >> most of the people i spoke to this afternoon, whether they were customers or people who work inside the bar say they do support this ini customers told me t

back and sees a servin charge o their bill, they're the not just going to go ahe and ove tha thiss tip very importanter andy serious to a lot of bartenders, waitresses,ys b, anybody in the service industry who has itiative 77, they want to see this go down tonight. they've against it and they'r hopingaign when the polls tonight the vote will ce out in your favor. we'll have much more on fox5 news at ten1 a and of course on the final five. q. we've got more breaking ns coming out wall street. ge is ono longer partf the dow jones the dow jones announced today g g wl b replaced by walgreens. ge joined the do you in 1896. they've been ar membe since 1907 . a lot ofg dru for ge . last year the worst perform anding stock. ge out. not something youea thought you'dr . you're just used to the name ge. a new c e and poll found the fst lady is falling out of a favor. er she disappeared from the public for wahiling follow heridneyprocurs holding steady at about 40 percent. the first lady has slowly returned to the public eye. are hackers taking advantage of world cup fever in wee going to be talking about that when wht come rig back. woshgt a o pe w

the democratic socialists. >> until last november she was working as a bartender. >> i speak like a girl from the block because spanish on the streets thz this is so amazing, man. not only would she be the youngest female ever elected to congress but also the first member of congress that talks bike cordi b, lake this is so dope. she is out there, i love that she is smart as well. that is right, we lacking for health care, okay. but you can imagine her up on capitol hill talking to mitch mcconnell, he will be like i don't think that that is appropriate. >> she be like don't tell me what you think is appropriate. i'm not voting for you or your bs-- arrrr, sorry, not only would ocasio cortez be a ground breaker but she ran on a popular platform, frea health care, free college education, federal job-- and she wants to abolish ice, she is so left that she makes bernie sanders look like mitt romney, it is insane that is part yf her victory was such a shock, she is far left, no support from the democratic party and unlike her opponent she had no big money behind her. nobody expected her to win, especially not crowle

that wage would gradually increase to the same rate as nontipped employees, but some of washington's waiters and bartendersaise offered by initiative 77 would actually reduce their earnings. many workers rely on the patrons' generosity to boost eirtake-home pay. local reaction is mixed. >> i like to support anybody that's trying to get a fair wage for what they are doing. unfortunately, i think one of the things we're talking about as we were having dinner is that unless there's some type of tiered system, a lot of people don't understand what it is going to mean in terms of tipping and things like that. and so it's going to have a net negative effect for people that are servers. >> actually think this is the kind of question that some of our friends have followed up a littleit more closely. so i will probably get some of their opinions on facebook. >> tipped employees can learn for more than $15 an hour in total pay are behind the force of tipped wage. >>> one of the biggest ports on the east coast getting a major overhaul. how tens of thousands of businesses stand to benefit from the expansion. >>> plus,

when i used to bartend the morning shift here, him and this other guy used to come in um a bit crazy both sides of him just going nuts, and i'm like, you know, "that's it." you know, "you guys got to go." but uh he says, "you know man, you're a real buzzkill." and uh it stuck to me ever since, i mean it's carved in stone pretty much. ♪ >> anthony: chicago is famously a sports town. the bulls, the bears, the cubs, the white sox. to you and me, those are just names, but to many chicagoans, a cause, a defining lifestyle choice. the rivalry between cubs and white sox fans, for instance, is particularly vicious. >> bruce: difference between a cubs fan and a sox fan is a cub fan goes to the park, they enjoy themselves, they have fun. the team wins, that's okay, if they lose, it's no big deal. sox fans will turn on their team on a dime if they don't -- if play well.t good, if they don't >> patrick: that is true. >> bruce: but a perfect day for a sox fan is the sox to win, cubs to lose, and then the cubs' plane crashes. >> anthony: so to what do you attribute this uh quality of deep, deep, b

the number four house democrat. he outspent his opponent 18-1. until last november she worked as bartenderbut she ran a ferocious campaign. >> reporter: first time time candidate alexandria ocasio-cortez was just as shocked as the rest of the political world, after she upset ten-term incumbent joe crowley who at 56 is twice her age. >> and i respect the outcome of this election. >> women like me aren't supposed to run for office. >> reporter: she's a former organizer for bernie sanders who burst on to the scene with this widely shared campaign video. she ran on a progressive platform calling for medicare for all and tuition-free public college. >> for a very long time the party has been drifting from the real needs of working-class new yorkers. >> reporter: she also campaigned on abolishing immigration and customs and reform agencies, spending the last week in texas protesting immigration. >> i am running a campaign differently than any other candidate. >> reporter: and renewed debate over what the base wants, listing centrism or a sanders-style shake-up. in a statement senator sanders con