arjun: nakul, you want this? nakul: yep. arjun: beautiful champagne. pawan: come on, arjun. [pounds table] i returned to toronto. i was absent from 1992 to '96 actually. i started working in so restrants here and there, ut, you know, th bug, the restaurant bug never leaves you. it's in your blood, it gets into your body, and it just doesn't leave you. nakul: what's your new year's resolution? pawan: my new year's resolution? i shold be in my own business within the next 60 days, god willing. nakul: uh-huh. pawan: and i need to be very busy, do a lot of work, and i think that's what the resolution is. arjun: dad, could i eat something? pawan: what do you want to eat? arjun: what do you have? pawan: you can eat whatever you want that's on the menu. arjun: okay, well... pawan: nakul? nakul? nakul: what will you have? arjun: mashed potatoes and gravy. pawan: i always wanted my sons to be what they want to be, with one exception. nobody's going to be in hospitality in my family. anu: when he was younger, he would pretend to be, you know, his father and he would enact how his dad

and, all of a sudden, arjun takes out his business plan.es, "oh, well, let me tell you about what i'm going to do at telesoft partners." and he starts giving her--and she's, like, really interested. "wireless is coming, and we're going to connect the world, and mobile devices are coming." and, you know, we're there, this is 1996. so then she is listening really clearly, and i'm like, "i think she is going to invest." ok? [laughter] and then all of a sudden, she says this really powerful thing, which is, she is saying it to him, but she's looking right at me in my eyes. and she goes, "in your quest to change the world, don't forget to do something for other people." and that was a moment in time when i said, "wow. when i "start a company, i'm going to make sure that philanthropy "and giving and generosity and these values are in the culture of the company from day one." and then when i started the company, which was march 8, 1999, i rented the apartment next door to me in san francisco, hired a few people, moved in, and i said to all of them

lisa arjun. od morning, lisa. good morning tondhi everyon theg sanancion t peninsula nt c mountains live doppler 7 picking up on that line of moderate rain here right off shore from the san mateo coast down through pescadero and santa cruz as we go in closer to fremont 880 and 680 some light rain there. you can see milpitas getting in on the action the east bay not a whole lot going on except out towards the delta there rio vista, and we're taking you into the north bay where we're filling in the radar here with more show. up in the north bay from cloverdale and right offshore from their point raise gusty winds temperatures in the 60s right now. we're looking at winds anywhere from 5 to 25 miles and 30 miles an hour in the south bay that brings you anywhere from 6 to 18 degrees warmer this morning our exclusive storm impact scale for today tomorrow and tuesday featuring the brief downpours and the visibility right now pretty good. and as we look at the camera, you can see the winds are allowing for that to shake a

lisa: we -- here is meteorologist lisa arjun. -- lisa arjun. en.wers through santa rosa and by the delta. a you showers toward -- a few showers near walnut creek. santa cruz mountains looking at moderate rain around boulder creek. the temperature change its us in the 60's. southerly wind allowing for but gusty as the wind continues to increase, 25 to 30 miles power. we are 12 degrees warmer. exclusive the storm impact scale for today, tomorrow, tuesday allows for brief downpours and the possibility of a thunderstorm. scattered showers. upper 60's to 70's near noon time. you can see the cells offshore and scattering about the bay area. breezy for the 49ers game and or chances for thunderstorms into monday. amanda: queen elizabeth will be laid to rest tomorrow. the state funeral having as hundreds of thousands continue to wait for hours to pay their final respects. mourners are advised not to join the lines. we have the latest. >> an emotional moment as the queen's grandchildren stood vigil beside her coffin as thousands continue to brave the cold, s

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let's check in with meteorologist lisa arjun who's tracking a nice warm-up. good morning.this first weekend of fall, maybe beach or a pool weather as you notice our marine layer has pulled away from the bay area. we did have some missed earlier half moon bay and you can see now down around big sur the central coast pretty foggy. look at the golden gate bridge beautiful view here water temperature. is it about 60 degrees? so this is the time of year. we see less of that upwelling less fog what it's coming back and maybe as soon as tonight in some areas 62 in san francisco 63, palo alto, san jose upper 50s half moon bay. we were in the upper 40s this morning, so certainly feeling a little like fall throughout the overnight hours and from our east bay hills camera lots of warmth today back into the 90s in our inland valleys 55 santa rosa. it is 60 in napa with 62 in concord. so yesterday you got a taste of the warmth coming your way. and today in oakland we're going to see numbers once again in the mid 80s, so well above average warm to hot anywhere from five to 12 degrees wa

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we check it out with lisa arjun for look at these really intense temperatures lisa. yeah.od morning to we're looking at our dangerous heat peeking today and into tuesday live doppler 7, there is a little fog out there temperatures have dropped into the 50s along the coast. so that's the good news as hot as we get in the afternoon. we are going to see the temperatures somewt

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amanda: now let us head over to lisa arjun for a look at the weather. we know we need the rain. lisa: we picked it may be attentive and inch, more than that and upper elevations. as we look at site in richmond, you can see the clouds. breezy, scattered showers throughout the morning and may be heavy downpours later today. we will talk about the full weather forecast when we come back. amanda: the 49ers home opener is today. for those braving the wet weather, there are some treats waiting for you. a look at some options. mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day because it has joint shield... ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex - available at your local retailer and club. osteo bi-flex - living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. becaery day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is

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we check it out with lisa arjun for look at these really intense temperatures lisa. yeah. they're just out of control, julie and kamasi. good morning to we're looking at our dangerous heat peeking today and into tuesday live doppler 7, there is a little fog out there temperatures have dropped into the 50s along the coast. so that's the good news as hot as we get in the afternoon. we are going to see the temperatures somewhat comfortable. you can see already in the upper 60s from hayward 69 there 63 in oakland. it is 63 in richmond closer to the bay we've got 60s in san francisco and looking at a 24-hour temperature change 11 degrees 7 to 11 degrees warmer this morning. so our heat advisories have been ended into thursday up to 110 maybe 115 today through solano county looking at our heat advisory with widespread 90s to near 100 on the peninsula. there's a live look outside the air quality turning port today, but as we look at our highs, yeah, this is extreme. so we'll be watching it for you. hopefully you'll be taking breaks today and watching your outdoor activities. hope

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