>> the bar. >> the bar's the best.ery early on, what looks like to be the flaw in this business, too much floor space. you're not a wine discount depot. not enough tables. i don't know that the space is too big. i think the use of the space is wrong. you can cut the retail store in half. your margins would change so dramatically if you could do more wholesale over the web, a little less retail space 'cause you're not getting it anyway, and get to that bar easier. the bar and restaurant has the highest margins in the entire business at nearly 40%, and it makes up 14% of the revenue. the problem is, it only makes up 10% of the square footage. i want to focus on the high margin business, the bar and the restaurant, and minimize the amount of space dedicated to the low margin business, the wine walk-in retail business. i know that if i can add tables and chairs, my margins will go up immediately. but as an owner, you have to be there to connect the dots. the problem that exists today here, there's no leader, and the owners

supreme court bar to all qualified women lawyers and therefore the rest of the federal bar. she also ran for the presidency in 1884 and 1888 and continued andractice until her 80's at that point in her life actually had a major win as -- at the supreme court representing the eastern branch .herokee indians if we look a little bit more, this is her supreme court bar certificate. we want to think a little bit about these early women lawyers, and there is a historical context, of course. they were coming out and fighting to become lawyers, fighting where the bars would not accept them, for example, which was the case with bradwell, lockwood, and several others. they were fighting in a period of reform -- reformed spirit and reformed struggle that followed after the civil war. we know that women were fighting for the vote in this period, but perhaps you've no less -- again, --professor strum said that part of the excitement of this period is that women also began running for office. in a number of cases, they were running to be selected or not by an all-male constituency. that i

i am a bar restaurant owner in san francisco. my main concern is the available of the products and the cost. that is what i am looking at. i use thousands of plastic cups each week along with straws, toothpicks. my question is the availability of the products and the cost. that is what i'm looking at. >> as i said, the research we have done so far the cost range varies quite a bit. some folks are buying from buy right. we had close to the cost of plastic straws. some companies make a super premium decorative colorful striped straw that are more expensive. the key is switching to on request. that is where we see for the businesses there is not a net cost increase because the reduction in use will exceed th increased cost. if it doesn't, then i think the cost is how much do you spend on plastic straws, stirrer sticks as a percent of your operating cost? how does it add up on the bottom line? that is why i think. some places said stop using straws period. on request is a key piece to it. in terms of inventory, we have seen industry

head quarter what is used to be prospect bar is nowdc's newest theme bar.ll take you inside. it is quiet here tonig because the focus here really is the mornings and the afternoons when thece soc masters are on. they're going to be opening at 8:00 in the morning and if you're so inclined even that earl, you can he yours a boot of beer. today we visitsroed dc maryland and virginia that are going all out for the world cup. >>> it's one of theti biggest ng events in the screens maryland and virginia, will be tuned in. >> it's going to bemayhem. >> even wit the oh of the aren't ond belgium a go england. >> tyson'seer garden was busy for d the first of the world cup. >> from 11 to 3, this place, you couldn't find a seat outside. >> owners are expecting crowds to get even bigger. >> we're preparing. we've got extra tv wall w just set up, we've got p up.tor set >> they're openingn hour earlier than usual at 10 a.m. an here inamd e sbethesda. >> great guests. alyswa here. >> in dc cit nsy bars to open ae al ahol at 7. >> that's goodfa bst before going to work. >>ro

and mike, who was the bar manager.o blown away by their dedication that i made a deal, but one with a catch. i put in $300,000 for 76% of the business. but 25% of my share would be handed over directly to the employees. [ laughter ] people, for me, is the only reason that businesses fail or they survive. man: guys, to a new beginning. lemonis: cheers. with the staff now truly empowered, we went to work. i spent an additional $350,000 renovating the entire restaurant... there you go. man: aah! lemonis: ...the real moneymaker. and while there were some bumps along the way... well, greg's not in charge anymore. -i'm in charge. -man: yeah, i understand. -lemonis: do we understand that? -man: absolutely. lemonis: ...the new amazing grapes was amazing. mike, this is crazy, how busy it is. mike: yeah, it's -- yeah, it's been unbelievable. lemonis: : with our seating now doubled, our weekly revenue went from $11,000 a week to $34,000 a week. and with our new customer-friendly layout and our new website, wine and beer sales wen

there were hundreds of people in the bar, eve ryo ne were hundreds of people in the bar, everyone onknew, there were lots of stories, so we didn't really know anything until we got out and looked at the media the day after when the dust had settled and everything was factual rather than all the stories we were hearing, because at one stage it was seven 01’ hearing, because at one stage it was seven or eight terrorists, we heard three were killed and the rest were still running around southwark somewhere, so still running around southwark somewhere, so you still running around southwark somewhere, so you had to be careful on the way home just in case. because you didn't know. you didn't know, you never know what is true and what isn't. and in terms of borough market, it was shut for 11 days, not your choice, that was what happened, it was a crime scene. when the traders got back together again, when business resumed, there was the ringing of the bell. what was the mood like? what was that day like? the mood itself was quite sombre. we we re the mood itself was quite sombre. we were ju

so i mean the bar is high. >> tomorrow is goi to be a little --. >> bar is high. >> tomorrow is a lottoday shawn and ji today is second only to caps parade day. right jim andn. great day tuesday was. loty oef ditched the humidity. did keep the sunshine and lovely breeze with high temperature topping out 87. without the humidity will be real comfortable tonight. checking temperatures around the region right now while the deistrict is still war at 81 sgr mee dropped down toear 70. culpeper 65 degreesndpe atures . in fact, wouldn't be surprised to find a f mid s.hagerstown log martin 55. annapolis 66. cool and comfortable overnight. starts us out on nice note on friday as well. wanted to talk about what is ahead. first of all, wenow tomorrow is goingno to bether great day with nice low humidity an temperatures probably not too far from where they were today. maybe a couple degre cooler. but here's what we want to get you ready for. starting father's day, t we're goingo see temperatures really getting hot, high pressure is going to move to the coast. we have not had many 90 degree days so

i said my concept is just basically a bar. hopefully, i can bring them some businesses, when they come over to enjoy a night, yeah. >> so you're taking over this venue right from -- can you tell me, do you have any experience managing a karaoke bar before or place of entertainment? >> no, not on the entertainment side. i do have law and management background because i used to manage san francisco toyota for 12 years, so hopefully, i can bring some of those sales skills over to this side. >> thank you. >> i think it's great that we're asking another karaoke addition in japantown. >> i hope so, too, because part of when people do come to japantown, the first thing they think of is either the food or karaoke, so karaoke will be pretty much the thing they talk about in japantown. >> i hope you do some fundraisers for kimochi. >> we're actually in talks, so we're working out a couple of things with them. >> that's great. >> thank you. >> my turn. so what's your position there? >> no, i'm overseeing there. bartending, i'll hopefully

it's the longest outdoor bar in north america, and you really have to run all the way down the bar, but because it is the longest bar, and we got all this surface here, i wanted to try something i've always wanted to try. in the movie, that drink that slides across the bloodar here with me, we're going to do this here. slide the drinks and see how far it goes. ready, colleen? protecting anything glass over there? one, two -- oh! all right, now you need to do it back to me. all right. because here's this is -- this is what it's about in the watch parties for the world cup. what a great way to start for fans here. if it was one goal today for the san jose earthquakes, it was for fans to have a good time for the world cup's opening game, and why wouldn't they? north america's longest bar was open. the russia versus saudi arabia was on the very big screen, and the quakes' mascot, q, was passing out free donuts. the world cup happe eou years, so the san jose earthquakes decided to hold a watch party for every single game, even the onesthe morning. >> we hope we have, you know, crowds like to

i need an old man bar. but, i mean, is there a common thread to, the, your regulars? is uh, of our hardcore regulars? >> anthony: yeah. >> bruce: they're basically alcoholics. >> anthony: i mean, i was dancing around that. >> bruce: we don't dance here. [ laughter ] there's no dancing. the late john fox who was my all-time favorite funny man. he came up with a ale house hand shake. the secret ale house hand shake was like in the morning which, is that. >> anthony: what do you have to do to get barred here? >> bruce: you know probably punch somebody more than once. [ laughter ] >> anthony: more than once? the walls of the bar are covered with his portraits of ale house regulars, which he mostly paints in the basement next to the beer cooler. more notorious are his paintings of well-known political figures who have for one reason or another raised bruce's ire. they're inevitably depicted in an unflattering let's say non-family friendly light. >> bruce: putin has been behaving very poorly let me put it that way, i mean but he also intrigues me. plus, i also have the extr

but things have changed in bar sorel.the strong owner of bruno laurie and his daughter nina say that people aren't as spontaneous as they used to be and they fail to appreciate the nicer things in life . minimizes things in life or unexpected that they meet someone in the bistro have a drink and leave only three hours later that's the unexpected side of life this is . the town's mayor is pinning his hopes on the younger generation he likes the concept proposed by met you are the twenty three year old wants to open a champagne bar here in the heart of the champagne region he aims to attract tourists and locals alike. who for a champagne bar. that's something people here haven't seen before. you've got to make people want to see what's going on inside and to give them the desire to come back again. when they walk in the door they should say wow. but bloom a lawyer who's tried just about everything to draw more guests to his establishment has his doubts about that idea. but i know to me that we're in a town in the champagne

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he was sentenced to eighteen months in prison and barred from social media for two years. someone has expressed an opinion would choose not compact the boat would use docking line which is not in all of the answers because it got well and open here it's not the first time the academic has received a jail sentence for speaking his mind he's become a well known figure in iran for challenging the government narrative on many sensitive issues from the country's nuclear program to foreign policy and in spite of the banning of social media platform telegram by the iranian authorities to back alarm has a large online audience some iranian activists in exile argue that's a backlash it's not aggressive enough in his demands for change forgetting the fact that he is trying to. the system from within which is not without personal risk. involved file a small kind of it is a little trite to criticize from abroad from a position of comfort but someone has to soft but people who cannot be prosecuted because they live in free and constitutional states and not in iran therefore i'm very mu

the orange bars are the objections filed. and you'll see that bar is growing very rapidly. as the exclusion requests have become a little bit seasoned, the objections come in. and then finally, the yellow very small bars are the objection filings posted. pretty well pretty well catchi up with the backlog that was created. a similar pattern in aluminum n chart three. in the case of aluminum, the request for exclusion peaked in the weekend in the case of aluminum, the request for exclusion peaked in the weekend of the 7th of may at 769 that week. and has gone down to 210 in the most recent week. of exclusion requests posted, that's again the gray bar and you can see how that's going up. we manage to post in the week of june 4, 602 . the case of the orange bar again is objection filings. and the yellow bar, the very, very small one, is objection filings posted. so there is no huge backlog a ause as you know there was mandatory objection period prior to which we could not grant anything. so you will start seeing more or less every single day batches of exclusions being acted up

host of legal pod cast not endorsed by bar. live from the west coast and got ae on the final 5 i salute love it. >> it's fantastic to be on. >> we wero talkindays ago we thought you would be on to talk about immigrationyb e we will. but let's talk about news out of supreme court today. as lawyer as you watch all this unfolded i would imagine if you followsi the legal pron this is fascinating regardless. >> so fascinating i've never seen so much stuff to come out of supreme court in 48 hrs time. it's incredible to h ever person ad to deal with law school and studying for bar for rest of community and with consequences might mean it's unbelievable >> where did you go to law school. i went to university of california hteings in san francisco. loved.vedy area it therapy had te to southern california because weather and beaches were. supe that's where i'm here. >> establishing dre credentials for people who don't know you. i want to talk about kennedy in moment. first of all there ways ruling that came down for people especially in

but also lawyers, leaders, community leaders, bar leaders. everybody had a seat at the table with me and i engaged them. so i don't, you know -- there's nobody that is going to be excluded from that. i have close relationships with the black community in san francisco from some of my work. i have close relationships with the asian-american, the chinese community, from my work with the asian-american bar association. and other organizations. so i think i -- i feel like i have a broad -- >> supervisor cohen: do you have any members of the sfpd that are bold enough to stand with you? >> that's a good question. i haven't asked, but i will say i've set down with people from across the board from leadership, commanders, captains, the union. >> supervisor cohen: is in this capacity of the work you are doing on the state level? what is the reason that you sat down? >> for this. to talk about the interests of the law enforcement community. i've talked to everybody. i think most of you know that. excuse me. law enforcement is what we're having oversigh

or frankfurt correspondent bars for worrying this news. that's a new chapter to worry about in this saga and the investors put pressure on the done their share because of those worries about the future a drop over four percent took other cursors like b.m.w. and volkswagen down with it and one analyst saying you know when you hear profit warning in a situation like this it's usually not the last one so you know people don't know is this the end of story especially if there's you mentioned the diesel scandal as well it's unclear how high the tab for that will be in the end for a dime lower and it sure puts pressure on the c.e.o. david satcher he was under pressure before because of poor performance and the diesel scandal now with a profit warning not good for a c.e.o. . or to bars or to frankfurt stock exchange and talking about c.e.o. all bombshell announcement shaking up is shaking up silicon valley intel a c.e.o. brian exxon each is out he resigned unexpectedly off that a company said it learned that he had a consensual past relationship

we s areo having fun here from th african bar and restaurant.o niji that is the theme today for this watch party. everybody is rooting for team ande got prince ma th hearhered fancy electric lime green jersey, sir? >> i'm rooting for nigeria. >> a reporter: this is big game. it's do or die for argentinew n ho confident in your team. >> very c veryonfident. they'll beat argentina. very very confint of that. >> reporter: what has impressed you most about nigeria's team. >> what impressed me a bunch of players who have... that what impresses me. u most.rter:yohat impresses >> a bunch of good players. good solid players. are you at all worried about messi? well, messi hasn't really rformed s very much this worldup. so we're hoping to, um, knock him out and make nigeria within this time. >> reporter: how watch parties been? i mean this mace has been jam packed over the last few ds or weeks. >> yes. it has. we hoping by 2:00 p.m. this place willke be pac again. >> reporter: yes. go super eagles. go nigi. go n engineer ya. >> go nigi. go, nigi >> go ni

or to bars or to frankfurt stock exchange and talk about c.e.o. all bombshell announcement shaking up is shaking up silicon valley intel a c.e.o. brian exxon each is out he resigned unexpectedly off that a company said if you learned that he had a consensual relationship with an intel employee he now that violated the company's non fraternization policy this applies to all managers because on its joint in telling one hundred eighty two as an engineer chief financial officer robert swan will now take over for the time being and the company will launch an extensive search for a permanent replacement let's get more on this from our financial correspondent to new york and squat to the u.s. has its very own policy when it comes to a relationship that's work is corporate policy all about war also or what is driving decisions like this. well there's a bit more behind than just moral issues there is a pretty clear policy at a lot of u.s. corporations that many jurors are not supposed to have relationships with employees who report directly or indirectly t

inside the cross bar, appears oo come. wait a minute, thatoal line technology. that says it went over. france holds b on toeat australia 2-1. worth getting up for, i guess. den mark, great game, lots of chances. only goal 59th minute. denmark beats peru 1-0. croatia taking on nigeria. a nooal. croatia 1-0. go to the 71st minute. penaltyick for croatia. scores. take a 2-0 lead, beat nigeria 2-0, the final. a busyay at worcup, started at 6:00 a.m. after losing their opening ff the serieday in toronto, nationals look to get even and mad, mader max. schehere he's been dominant. own wins, only two losses and in each loss only a two runs, scherzer, or mad max as some call him, tied for the league in wins, strikeouts and -- looking dominant. strikes o oscar hernandez, swinging. next batter goes down on the pitch inside. then kevin polar tied up the changeup. cherzer strikes out the sides in the second. bottom of the fifth, devon travis gets a hanging,reaking ball, sends it into the seats, two-run homer. right now the nationals trail 2-0 in the eighth inning. oriole hav

i'm calling it a gay crime because he knows it's a gay bar. and the fact that he didn't take anything, i feel like he just wanted to hurt somebody. >> reporter: the assault has stunned his community. >> very angry to see somebody that's super nice and a really beautiful person just being hurt for no reason or just for being himself. it's just devastating. >> reporter: staff at the eagle and ginger snap are especially concerned because it's pride month. people from all over the world are coming to san francisco to celebrate in what they expect will be a safe city. >> i think it's important to get the word out that this is still happening in 2018 in san francisco, on pride month. it's not right. >> reporter: tate says he's been cusingn his health this week so he has not filed a police report. he says he plans to. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> that's horrible to see. thank you, jean. >>> the fbi is calling it a corporate conspiracy. our cameras were there as theranos founder elizabeth holmes and former chief op

chris, me, and eric each get a slice out of every bar.iler takes. chef bleeding-heart hippie here has already convinced me to give whatever meager profits we make off our first bar to a local charity. so, what's unusual about these pods, these beans? >> chris: the extremely high quality of flavor. >> anthony: thought not around for a while. >> chris: this was what almost all chocolate was made of, over 120 years ago. >> anthony: right. >> chris: and now, it's, uh, making a giant comeback. i mean, as a chocolatier, this is a once in a lifetime find. >> anthony: now, about 40% of the beans from these trees have got white cacao beans mixed in. the rest are purplish in color. but we've heard of an ultra rare group of trees elsewhere, further up the mountains, that produce pods with 100% all pure white beans. and that's something me and eric are very interested in down the road. but for now, don fortunato's daughter, johanna, has prepared us a traditional peruvian mountain meal. >> chris: wow. >> anthony: oh, whoa. >> johanna: juanes. >> eric:

this place is one of masa's favorites, bar albatross.ole in the wall. now, do people come from -- come here right from work? drink all night and then go back to work? >> masa: oh, salary men. >> anthony: salary men? >> masa: hmm. >> anthony: would a salary man bring his wife here? so look, in, in america, uh, the bartender is like a priest -- >> masa: so you come and talk to them? >> anthony: i can tell them all of my problems. >> 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 fo

patrons is a gay bar bar is a place of comfort to celebrate pride. >> i like the fact that people from all over the road, all over the country come here. >> reporter: one man from the uk tells us he saved up for this trip, to enjoy his first pride. >> i'm going to watch the parade, i'm going to meet some american guy and fall in love. that's my dream. >> reporter: we found plenty of people from out of town who arrived just today they tell me they love san francisco because the city represents acceptance, and freedom and of course, everyone is looking forward to that big parade sunday morning. >> thank you. >>> the future of transportation, here now. see how economist many shuttles could help funnel more people to mass transit. >>> charges are filed, after a double stabbing. >>> in weather, temperatures are soaring, the areas that will be topping 100 degrees and when the fog cools off the entire bay area. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ wlet's do it. ? ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercede

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at the berlin bar principally. as a kid my friends and i were always trying to see how long we could hold our breath until we turn blue in the face well those days are clearly over but for french freediver julie go chair holding her breath is essential to her job and she goes underwater from just six minutes at a time at a depth of seventy metres and she films her experience talk about multitasking we met up with her on malta. filmmaker. captures surreal scenes by the camera. but the most unusual thing about this shoot is judy doesn't need an oxygen tank she can remain underwater for minutes at a time on just a single breath of air. what's amazing with filming in freedom it's the freedom because you have no time for your daylight and eat in those you to do really makes us and to really move around the scene. very freely. is a professional free diver this is a sport in which divers descend to great depths underwater while holding their breath a personal record is seventy two meters off camino motors smallest inhabit

pursuit on foot but haven't said what led up to the shooting.people were forced to stay inside the bar for about 2 hours as police roped off the street - then let them out 15 at a time checking id's and taking down reports.sot: alex darrow, witness//"there was everything from people freaking out, freaking out that they were trapped in the bar. someone actually kicked in the back door to the liquor room looking for a back exit after we told repeatedly everyone there was no back exit. some people could care less. there were a lot of people filming it."one witness claims they saw officers shoot the man in the back.sfpd hasn't confirmed that information.a tupelo employee said detectives reviewed their surveillence video but the vantage points didn't capture the shooting. ...while the tope bar's employees say cameras weren't working because of water damage from last week. witnesses described the suspect as a tall heavy set man, bald, with a lot of tattoos...they say a gun lay on the ground for three hours during the investigation. police confirm a firearm was recovered but didn't specify wh

and been the case with some other bars a nd restau ra nts been the case with some other bars and restaurantsing to supply certain brands of beer and cider and other chains have been struggling too. why is this happening? you may have heard ofa this happening? you may have heard of a shortage of c02 gas, that is used to make beer and cider. put that shortage along with this glorious weatherings the world cup and an increase in demand, that is leading to bars like this one struggling to meet demand. how serious is this? the government has said it has watched reports like this one on the problem and it is doing all it can to find a solution. to find a solution. there's no sign of a let up in the heatwave. northern ireland has experienced its hottest day injune in decades. and it's likely to get hotter still across parts of the uk. emma vardy has this report from bangor in northern ireland. you would be forgiven for swanning round on northern ireland's hottest june day for 22 years or to put it another way... boiling. baking. it's piping today. glorious. it is about 15, i6 piping today. glorious

." >>> a woman is free after spending two decades behind bars, thanks to some reality star help. >> this is the greatest day of my life. i cannot -- my heart is just bursting with gratitude for what has taken place. >> this is the latest in a series of high-profile acts of clemency by president trump. >>> new video is released of an unarmed man beaten by police in mesa, arizona. >>> and -- >> kevin durant from way outside delivers. kevin durant from downtown. >> three in a row and one more to go. another nba championship is within reach for the golden state warriors. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm hena doba in for anne-marie jean. >>> alice johnson is a free woman this morning after spending more than two decade behind bars on a drug-related charge. president trump commuted her sentence yesterday. her case was championed by reality tv star kim kardashian, who met with mr. trump last week. johnson is the latest person granted clemency by the president. she says she feels like her life is starting over again. laura podesta is here in

he was barred by them after video emerged on social media of him abusing bar staff following a nightvailable to be interviewed by the bbc today, but tomkins who has joined on an 18 month contract is quoted on the website as saying that the move is best for all parties, after having his resignation accepted after having his resignation a cce pted by after having his resignation accepted by the warriors and he adds it has been an embarrassing time and it has been an embarrassing time and it is sad to leave wigan in this way. he says after instructing his agent to find a new club, at few clu bs were agent to find a new club, at few clubs were interested in him, but that coach here at hull kr called him personally and he is grateful to the former australia coach and all here at craven park for helping him to get the deal done. following his move, tomkins is in contention for his debut for hull kr. they face castleford on sunday and tomkins is hoping to draw a line under a period in his career he is desperate to put behind them. it was one of the greatest days in the history of scottish c

i notice you've got a black bar across your shield. can you tell us a bit about that. >> yeah, unfortunately we lost an intelligence officer outside of grand forks, north dakota, last thursday. we're memorializing him today. so we'll wear the mourning bands until that ceremony is complete. >> all right. and i understand you also had a patrol agent shot at the arizona border on tuesday. >> yeah, another sobering remierr reminder of how the border is sometimes a volatile place. one of our agents was attacked by smugglers, shot several times. we're very grateful he's highly trained and knew what to do in that situation. he cared for himself. and he was wearing his ballistic vest. we're happy to report he's been released from the hospital already. we're looking for suspects. there are about eight people in custody now. we're not sure whether or not they were involved. they were nearby the incident when to cured. >> well, thank you for your service. our thoughts are with your members. let's talk about the issue at hand. you say that only mi

he was fined and banned by them after video emerged of him abusing bar staff.e interviewed by the bbc today but tomkins who has joined on an 18 month contract is quoteded on the website as saying that the move is best for all parties, after having his resignation accepted by the warrior, he as it has been an embarrassing time for him and sad to leave wig none this way. he says after instructing his agent to find a club there were a few other clubs interested but tim sheen called him personally and he is really grateful to the former australia coach and all here for helping him get the deal done. following his move today tom kin is in contention for his debut, that are in action on sunday and he is hoping to draw a line under a period in his career he is desperate to put behind him. under a period in his career he is desperate to put behind him. now, earlier this year we met invictus games racing, a team in the british gt championship. two—thirds of the driver line—up is made up of wounded or injured ex—servicemen, using motorsport to aid their rehabilitation. t

every door is barred up with gates and strong steel bars, and this is to keep unhoused people from accessing their facilities. third there had been a needle problem in the community and in the alley. we approached the department of health, we got the sign off from the department of health. we went to the church, we requested permission to put the box on the church's gate next to their building. that was denied. so all these things we've looked at and we've worked with in the community that are, like, common sense things, that you want to get an atta boy for, we found that we've never been able to make any headway with them. next is you've got so many people coming here, talking about community benefits. we don't receive any money from the church. as a matter of fact, they've been pounding us for the last few years. we'd just rather keep them away from us because we don't trust them. i must tell you, because come monday, when i'm down there at 10:00 in the morning, and i'm working with the community, none of these people, including these church members that i see here will be down there talki

of 'bar-b-q becky' ... a white woman who called police on a man and his family for bar-b-q-ing at lake merritt. and then there was the man known as 'jogger joe'... a man who was captured on video, throwing the belongings of a homeless man.. into lake merritt.... (pam) video taping confrontations is not new.. but the power of social media has led to instant outrage online... and in some cases it has affected the businesses of the person being video taped. (ken) kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to a sociologist about this phenomenon..she joins us in studio with insight.hermela, what is this about? the sociologist tells me this is essentially about justice.. particularly for people of color and other margnizaled groups who aren't getting justice through official means. and she explains why this seemingly minor situations are about something much deeper. instant justice? phenomenon that seems to be taking off..bbq becky, permit patty, jogger joe and now burrito bob...each viral video has inspired massive backlash

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in a singapore bar diplomac was a drink away.and enterprising bartender called 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 i

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did i say open bar, it's not an open bar. bar will be open. alcohol won't be free. if you are going to stop by for a nice drink on the weekend let us know when you are here celebrating, tweet us your photos. we want to see how you're celebrating, i can only imagine how pumped it will be for the mexico game. i know i have my jersey ready, i know kris sanchez has her jersey ready. >> we will be breaking them out. they have a bar that is open, not an open bar. sister station telemundo 48 your home for tomorw's first game between egypt and paraguay airs at 4:. that's tomorrow morning. >> coming up we just watched this in the newsroom, it's video you have to see, our bob redell just got a front row seat of great america's newest roller coaster and you don't want to miss this one. >>> and what's in your makeup? a push to find out the dangerous ingredients in lipstick. >>> and check out our social media pages as well, we will help you out if you're stuck with an item after a business closes. >> what happens when a business closes and they haven't delivered your stuff? nbc