our bar is an equally divided. illustrates the only equal chocolate industry where things are shared an evenly and it's also a fun fact because there are some west african countries in our bar this is ivory coast. both in one piece of chocolate because otherwise would have been. this is nigeria and a small piece of this is the equator. rather than going it alone tony's has opted to partner with the industry a clever marketing strategy that's paid off on the dutch market. in germany the industry is more resistant to change chocolate expert evelyn ban warns that mass produce is used appetizing tricks often claiming to uphold fair production standards where there are none. consumers can look for certification labels that ensure certain production conditions are met. today fifty percent of the cocoa in chocolate bars in germany is certified. here for instance we have a seal from. there's also the fair trade or rain forest alliance. what these seals don't care anti is that farmers get a fair price. so a farmer working o

culture and also the bar culture of gay bar can culture in french corridors, is that what you're talkingbout? >> yes. >> in a gay the sense community wasn't even a community in new orleans. individuals were oppressed and beaten down and they believed theirs was individual burden and they could not relate to people that they had been physically intimate in some circumstances. the community itself was highly stratified by class, upstairs lounge was not a high-toned establishment. individuals were blue-collar gay patrons, so these were individuals who worked wage jobs and of times lived paycheck to paychecks sometimes as opposed to place like coffee where tennessee williams drank or opposed to the private soirees or mardi gras crews which were expensive at the time. they viewed it as too embarrassing. dirty street, that would be misadventure. racial dynamics play intoed that too where by in large blacks did not drink at white gay bars at least this is what i found. did have a black gay bar called staff -- safari how long u and after the upstairs lounge it was weird, one of the only concrete

so i -- it's a small bar. it's the two of you running operations most of the time, so there's no doorman or anybody to control the -- you know, like, if people are talking a little loud. >> no, we do have a doorman. he's there thursday to sunday, through business. josie and i are either at the rock bar or at the front porch. we also have a general manager at the front porch, so there's somebody within 25 feet. >> have you seen our good neighborhood policy? >> yes. >> and have you shared that with your staff yet? >> we have shared it -- yes, we've share it had -- shared it with the doorman. >> okay. i think if they follow that, it should educate everybody, actually. >> yeah. it's comprehensive. >> okay. thanks. >> all right. i don't have any comments on this, so i'm going to open it up for public comment. you can have a seat. thank you so much. is there any public comment on this agenda item, if so, please come up and state your name, and you'll have two minutes. >> good evening. i'm eden stein. i own concessio

a new harry potter—inspired bar is opening in london, could concept bars change millennials' drinkinging computer programming and design that comment i realise that a lot of the concepts i was reading about in fantasy books were actually real and i thought if we just combine the right elements, then we can make the fantasy world come to life. —— designed the right elements. the model of the business is one of the lotto, where it assumes a certain amount of natural risk but it is not like we have taken at least 20 years without knowing if the concept is good. everybody that works in cahoots is a scoundrel or a vagabond, someone that's being to the war, so we will try to speak in a 1940s way, cockney rhyming slang, that kind of thing. experiences are something that people are looking for now, because cocktail bars are so many, you need something to differentiate yourself from everything else that is out there. many of you have been in touch today about this issue of what the young are doing when it comes to their drinking habits, so we will carry on that conversation in a moment. the du

he faces up to 12 years behind bars if found guilty. prior to this he had no criminal history. >>> surveillance video helped get the suspect behind a string of violent robberies targeting women in san francisco. police say a man approached women who were walking by themselves. there were reports of four robberies over a five-day period this month. officers used video from neighbors and businesses to track down the man at his home. they found evidence from another unreported robbery. >>> the bay area woman who said she was sexually assaulted by supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh said she does want to testify under certain conditions. an attorney for christine blasey ford said she could appear before the senate judiciary committee a week from today. >> that is only a security is a short and kavanaugh is not in the room. >>> president trump standing behind his supreme court nominee at a rally in las vegas >> i want to tell you that brett kavanaugh is one of the finest human beings you will ever have the privilege of knowing or meeting.

very interesting bar concepts. now at the markets, and asia is currently moving sideways. mixed at this hour in early wednesday trading, after wall street basically was mixed as dealers track oil prices on the eve of the us federal reserve's latest interest rate call. we have the nikkei 245 interest rate call. we have the nikkei 2115 down but australia was up due to higher commodity prices. thank you for investing your time with us. i am rico hizon. sport todayis with us. i am rico hizon. sport today is coming up next. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: bill cosby has been sentenced to between three and ten years in prison following the us comedian‘s conviction for drugging and molesting a woman. president trump addresses the un on everything from iran to north korea. he also says he rejects globalism in favour of the doctrine of patriotism. one of the victims of the contaminated blood scandal that's affected tens of thousands of people in the uk since the 1970s has called for those responsible to be pros

these are the photos she took of the bar phone. the duration of the call is in the top right corner. the time is in the bottom left. >> they said stay on hold and will get somebody there. i put the phone on speaker and started washing dishes and closing the bar. by the time i looked at the phone it was 15 minutes and 17 seconds. >> cooper said she waited 27 minutes with the intoxicated customer. when we asked vallejo pd about it they told us at 1:30 am they dispatched officers to the bar. they arrived at the bar at 1:35 am and claimed they did not see the patriots vehicle. cooper said she was inside with the patron and her car was still there. >> the door never opened, there was never a honk or anything. at this point when it's 2 am i called them back. >> the patron could not be stopped and got in her car. >> when she turned out to the parking lot she turned on the wrong side of the street. >> cooper called 911 again from her car following the drunk patron through residential neighborhoods. the timestamp on her phone marks that cal

times that amount remains in ghana with a bar of their ethnic. it's by joining forces with local providers that thomas has been most successful enabling him to create long term chops like here at nice. he's here i'm sure that health care and a pension. that keeps my most motivated even on the many occasions that he's here to teach. me i've never thought of giving up we've had difficult situations the shipping firm went bankrupt we printed the wrong labels and had to order new ones we labeled bars with the wrong sell by date and had to unpack them all we've been through all that but i've never considered giving up. today the packaging machine is acting up. pocket right so we need to rebuild it remove it and bring the old. problem solved and the gas continue rolling off the line. if it's a great feeling to finally hold this product. we're super proud of it it has no more flaws we fought endless battles with the packaging machine. if we can drum up a refrigerator car we can ship them out and they'll be on sale in forty five we. it's a great feeling.

bars, but he's been canceled.f not an impeachment but your numbers are good. the only doing 1.5 in the demo and gutfeld has you beat and we've dependent so much on 24 hours a day of trump, trump, trump that i don't think would do 50 minutes of whoever it is. i'm the president and the sky is terrible. he has to go. he did not tweet anything and it's 3:00 a.m. and i stayed up for fireworks and you're going to tell me this guy is asleep. he has to go. [laughter] greg: kat, peds is not exciting. he's boring speed i find mike pence incredibly exciting. [laughter] greg: i don't think he could be alone with you. kat: i don't even know what it means what you said. no, we don't need boring because were not a boring country. we like shoot guns recreationally. greg: that's true. kat: we have a contest every year for people smash wet hot dogs into their faces to see who can you the most and robert which is an entire tv network of rich, white ladies throwing drinks on each other. the whole network. we don't need a boring presi

choice and it's a great idea because the economy such a it's such that it's like for me the ultimate bar it's got everything in it and then to hear it on all these different instruments i mean i think would have really liked that. it's a shame you can't come to the concert are you sure you can't i mean come on sorry you can do that but i mean back him self at the time he was he was composing and recomposing and rearranging his own concertos in multiple versions i think he would have probably loved it do you think that works for some instruments better than others because i mean you have the pure shock on you know that is your piece the violin is the king of the shack on do you think it works in these other you know i'm saws i've been working on this piece of music for thirty more than thirty years even my teacher at the time when i was fourteen he told me when you're playing something especially this one polyphonic with multiple voices try to orchestrate it in your head. you have to figure out when you're at the three horns you have to figure out when you're due to all balls you have to

the end it's a great idea because the economy's such a it's such that it's like for me the ultimate bar it's got everything in it and then to hear it on all these different instruments i mean i think bach would have really liked that. to shame you can't come to the concert are you sure you can't i mean come on sorry you can do that but i mean back him self at the time he was he was composing and recomposing and rearranging his own chargers in multiple versions i think he would have probably loved it do you think the chicago works for some instruments better than others because i mean you have the pure shock on you know that is your piece the violin is the king of the shack on do you think it works in these other you know i'm sure they've been working on this piece of music for thirty more than thirty years even my teacher at the time when i was fourteen he told me when you're playing something especially this one polyphonic with multiple voices try to orchestrate it in your head. you have to figure out when you're the three horns you have to figure out when you are due to all boards you

i need to stop at a sports bar., uh, fried mozzarella sticks. i need to go to a gun range. more beer, more food. >> andy: if you go on the sidewalk it'll take us like 10 minutes to get 50 feet. kind of stay to your right and don't get killed. >> anthony: what was i saying? oh yes, beer loves crispy. beer loves salty. beer loves fatty. spicy, salty, fried together? happiness. [ waitress speaking thai ] >> andy: oh okay. no beer. >> anthony: okay, what are they drinking? >> andy: uh, they're drinking water. >> anthony: clear, kidney-cleaning water. so good and so important to a healthy lifestyle. i'd imagine. midnight nam prik moon. that's what you do after you've had a few drinks. maybe a lot of drinks, because what you need -- maybe you didn't know you needed it, but you do -- is nam prik. thai chili dip. >> andy: yeah. nam prik is what the vast majority of thai people who live in america who come to thailand to visit who go back ended up getting busted at the airport for trying to bring in. >> anthony: we get two k

of the bar first of all of a single bar most likely is on the second beat sometimes it would be on the first and then the second would be passive and then the third would lead to the first. but the majority of the time the first was actually be a there was a russian of the bar before and the most important syllable would happen on the second beat can you can you forget the structure for a little bit and then just be be in the emotion of the moment was this piece too technically difficult to do that oh no everything i was talking about has been done way in advance since you were twelve since i was twelve and since last week and now . again because every time i when i tried to restructure it again i would find something that i like less about what i've been doing before but once i come in the spot on the stage it's all gone. when it's out of date we also have a quite inspired world premiere composition for concussion. over the shaquanda heard in this law fishing instrumental for die in chicago this is just a self interest kind of us that isn't a company of money can't buy. influence just

he's sitting behind bars right now. booking photo, as you can see, which was taken after cosby was told by a judge that he would serve three to ten years in prison for sexual assault. >> the 81-year-old cosby left the courtroom in handcuffs. you see him there. in addition to his sentence, cosby was declared a sexually violent predator. that means he will have monthly counseling for life and neighbors and schools will be told of his whereabouts. cosby's first dinner allegedly included vanilla pudding. he used to appear in jell-o pudding ads. he's expected to serve his sentence at a new state of the art prison about 30 miles south of philadelphia. it's believed cosby could end up in the $400 million facility's long-term medical care unit. >> despite being behind bars, cosby's star will remain on the hollywood walk of fame. the hollywood chamber of commerce says it commemorates the recipient's professional accomplishments. >>> pope francis admits the catholic church's sex abuse scandals are driving away the faithful, espec

so the cafes, the original idea was to kind of replicate the italian bar, italian coffee bar model andhen adapt it to the united states, making coffee much more proximal for consumers. and because these italian bars were centered around italian espresso, the proposal was the authentic one initially, but then there had been kind of a pushback from the american consumer to that, let's say, high body, concentrated italian espresso, so cappuccino was the boom. cappuccino, latte. americans had a great, say, milk drinkers. so this espresso-based drinks became the success. francine: who is your biggest competitor? is starbucks a competitor, or do they have just a different offering? andrea: our job is to avoid any direct competition. so if we see somebody's coming in our turf, we try to move away. we have thousands of competitors or none. starbucks that you mentioned, not necessarily because they are really in a different business. they are retailers. their core business is really operating their own coffee shops. the several thousands they have, tens of thousands they have all over the world

might in pe to her admission to the bar -- might impede her admission to the bar. she told me she hired only women because her colleagues hired no women. she thought she had the best clerks at the court. so, it is moving in the right direction. not as fast as we would like it but 3 is better than 1. lone woman after justice o'connor left. wrong image was portrayed. people who come to visit the court, sticking to a 10 minute line walking in and out, sought eight rather well fed men and one little woman. [laughter] now, as you can see from the fine photograph, we are all over the bench. now, i have been there for so i will sit next to the chief. justice kagan will be some chiefs down. so the appearance is these people are part of the court. and properal, right, there should be women there. you.ank that helps put in perspective some of the numbers and remind us how recently things were different and how they changed. cases, a bit to your lot of observers have described your approach to judging as incrementalist. at your confirmation hearing 25 years ago, you said my a

our bar is an equally divided. illustrates an equal chocolate industry where things are shared evenly and that's also a fun fact because there are some west african countries. this is ivory coast. both in one piece of chocolate because otherwise with. this is nigeria and a small piece of this is the equator. rather than going it alone tourney's has opted to partner with the industry a clever marketing strategy that's paid off on the dutch market. in germany the industry is more resistant to change chocolate expert evelyn ban warns that mass produces use appetizing tricks often claiming to uphold fair production standards where there are no. consumers can look for certification labels that ensure certain production conditions are met. but. today fifty percent of the cocoa in chocolate bars in germany is certified. here for instance we have a seal from its. there's also the fair trade or rain forest alliance seals. what these seals don't care n.t. is that farmers get a fair price. so a farmer working on a certified c

corresponding bar a scale give steve who is in the country's capital stopa high bar is about seventy percent of the electorate boycotted this photo why is the prime minister who championed it still sounding so defiant. well the short answer to that will be because he doesn't have other choice but the more complicated one is that it's not really true that seventy percent of the electorate boycotted the referendum first of all the voters least have not been updated since two thousand and two in macedonia so nobody really knows how many people have the right to vote in the country second and that's part of the desire of snotty if we heard that tonight he says that out of this six hundred thousand people who voted over ninety percent accepted or agreed to the name change and accepted the agreement with greece so he has kind of positives narrative that can push him through the parliament if you if he has the majority to to go through each. bar is it appears that so maybe a message aliens boycotted the vote why is this the case. well basically there are multiple reasons for that first of a

three men in a bar? but it's not a bar.r, three men, strictly by coincidence, find themselves in the same place at the same time. sitting at the counter is afrika bambaataa. across the room is melle mel. door opens, and who walks in? dj kool herc. three men who created the musical style that's become the soundtrack to, well, the whole wide world.

a dozen separate cases the supreme court adopted the position advanced theudge cavanaughes american bar association whose assessment and democratic leaders has called the gold standard judicial valuations raises it unanimously well-qualified. a review of his extensive record demonstrates a deep commitment to the rule of kalaw. both judges and federal agencies are bound by the law congress and ask. and he has criticized those who substitute their own judgment about what a statute should should say for what it actually says. after the president nominates him. i said this will be a most trends -- transfer tearing. all of the discussion we had have this morning. it has proven to be from judge cavanaugh's authoring 307 opinions joined hundreds more amounting to more than 10,000 pages if submitted 3 submitted 17,000 pages of speeches and articles to the committee along with this 120 page written response to the questionnaire that they set out. this adds up to 27,000 pages for the records already available to the american people and we received just shy of a half a million pages of e-mails and

and we're hearing it was time in bars that lead to a car jacking. coming up. >>> a driver got the vise of her life in -- surprise of her life when she got car jacked from a passenger that he just picked up. >>> a birthday celebration gone bar. the bartender tells us two tourist bar hopping and their uber ride ended in a hair pulling assault. >> reporter: when a man and woman made their way into the san francisco hotel last night nobody knew the car they parked at the corner was stolen from an uber driver. the bar tendter remembers serving a few -- tender remembers serving a few drinks to them. >> they lost their balance and then another incident they lost their balance and hit a table full of drinks. >> reporter: into an uber they went. but their next ride was a patrol car. two suspects on the left 53- year-old tyson and carleier. they went home facing felony charges. the uber driver who picked them up had no warning what was next. >> they were only aggressive when the car started heading heading to san francisco. >> reporter: the driver said she di

, but i think it's much tougher to clear the eye bar. in the court of public opinion, that's where it will when decided. >> and we know how fast the news cycle moves. there are still several days before thursday. ali see. thank you so much, david. good to see you. >>> blue wave or red warning? a new poll suggesting the midterms are starting to swing in favor of democrats. should republicans be worried? ryan castillo will join us next. >>> tonight, a trip of aline life with anthony bourdain in kenya. the final enterprise begin tonight at 9:00 here on cnn. ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first.

particularly the bar scene. some sequences, particularly the bar scene.y're acting stiffly on purpose or if that is part of a device. it also reminded me of some of the films of ginger amish, the observational, looking at something with an off kilter i've. it is very charming, there is a darkness behind it. —— and off—kilter point of view. it is and off—kilter point of view. it is a film which wins you over because it is such strange company. but generates and benevolence. in the end the messages, keep smiling because it is all you can do. which i think is a good message!” because it is all you can do. which i think is a good message! i love it. from everything you have said, i love it. your film it. from everything you have said, i love it. yourfilm of the week, i also love, even though i spent an hour and also love, even though i spent an hourand a also love, even though i spent an hour and a half feeling very angry. beautifully made. this is an adaptation of a novel about a teenager in the 90s sent to a christian gay conversion therapy centre. some of

she's on the candy bar in the never goes away. >> everybody thinks that candy bar was named after babe ruth. but that was long after that time. you hear it from the candy company. they will actually say it is named for baby ruth. you see the likeness on a lot of the candy. both were beautiful. she was a beautiful child. francis was a beautiful woman. why not put that on the display? >> let's talk a little bit about you and your interest in politics. you talk about the family history around the kitchen table. when you take a serious interest in that american political country? >> probably not until junior high. my dad always talked about it. i have two other brothers. he always talked about politics. about thetalked presidency in presidential ascendance. junior high really piqued my interest and colors me to take a greater look at it. the fact that i had the legacies of both families. i certainly wanted to research and read as much as possible. yearsly my junior high with a timeframe that i became really interested in it. neighbor -- dad showed an even greater interest. we went to a lot

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there are inferior planning features, including the front a, the long bar and the back bar, fireplace in the rear dining room as well as heavy timber support posts. it's eligible for designation because they were publicly acceptable as as bar and restaurant. designation of the paper doll also meets three of the historic preservation commission's four requirements, landmark type and three other landmarks associated with lgbtq heritage. designation of buildings in geographically underrepresented areas. there are only three other landmarks in the nearby vicinity and designation of properties with strong cultural representations and it has a clear association with lgbtq heritage. the property owner is very supportive of landmark designation. they wrote the designation report themselves. there is no known public or neighbor opposition the department received several letters supporting designation including two this morning, which i have copies of here. the department will provide any additional correspondence. we recommend the initiation today and that concludes my presentation, if you hav

there was a pretty risky move because back then there weren't really any cocktail bars in belgium. and they didn't want to serve beer there are lots of cafes that can do that but just said i'm going to do my thing what i've learned to do we're making mocktails and cocktails. without alcohol when manual isn't mixing for the stars at an event abroad you'll find him at his barn and where you still can't order of beer here but there are one hundred twenty different menu to choose from he knows each and every recipe by heart and he takes great care choosing his ingredients the fruit is always fresh the serious are homemade and the spirits are top notch his personal favorite in the summertime is gentle tonic for us even feels the recipe so it's really simple. a couple of big chunks of ice so it fills up the glass. a shot of good gin i must. add a few juniper berries. six or maybe some fresh lemon bam. and i'm going to swizzle stick not a straw because if you drink it with a straw you lose the carbonation come on. you stirred a little and slowly had the tonic. ice cold poured in slowly an

so finding louis armstrong behind the bar doesn't really surprise me anymore. if we're making good progress when now in the bar we've done a lot and the end is in sight you know the commander. the bar also hosted the legendary friday society for thirty years the schmitz would regularly invite people from all walks of life politicians entrepreneurs artists writers doctors and scientist to a lecture and debate followed by a dinner complete with a nightcap in the bar. the inventory is expected to be completed this autumn the house may one day open to the public once a place teeming with life the house in hamburg long and horn now feels like a museum with loki's pruning shears and how much mitt's menthol cigarettes among the items on display. well our regular viewers will be well aware of our high five series when we present you some unusual rankings today we're focusing on yoga the ancient indian practice is widely popular here in europe but not everyone is partial to it so we looked up some interesting variations to win yoga skeptics over here are. five ideas for

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i'm going to bring in michael craig reeves from green bar. he's going to tell us a little about why this specific gin. >> this gin is inspired by ethnic culinary fusion in the big city. we're taking flavors from so many different immigrant cuisines and putting them into one gin bottle. it comes together nicely. >> it seems like anything goes, right? >> especially in san francisco and east bay. these bartenders are inspired, like to make their own drinks. they've got a lot happening. >> we know who's making the drinks here. who's making the burritos? >> they have a chapter in san francisco, in the east bay. they'll help us make burritos for the hungry. >> thanks so much. we're going to talk to the burrito maker also named mike. you're with the burrito project. >> i camera how did this come to the bay area? >> a friend of mine was involved with the burrito project in los angeles. he's a volunteer at the soup kitchen. he wanted to start up a chapter in san francisco. we've been going on two years now. ed out about 10,000 burritos. we meet up onc

>> reporter: tonight, bill cosby spending his first night behind bars. after emerging from the courtroom in handcuffs today, sentenced to three to ten years in prison. >> we got justice. >> reporter: just after sentencing, andrea constand, the woman who cosby was found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting, with a smile, embracing former model janice dickinson. just one of roughly a dozen cose by accusers who sat in court to witness this moment, holding hands with silent tears and fervent nods as the judge delivered what they are calling justice. did you ever think that this day was going to come? >> i dreamt of this day for 32 years. >> reporter: the judge also ruled today that cosby will be classified as a sexually violent predator. while cosby chose to stay silent, a portion of constand's victim impact statement was read by the judge. "bill cosby took my beautiful, healthy young spirit and crushed it." cosby's wife of 54 years, camille cosby, was absent today, but his publicist blasting the trial. >> this has been the most racist and sexist trial

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dean artwork was acquired by the fred harvey company in the late 1940's 1950's and hung in the hotel bar at grand canyon. the bar is one of the oldest buildings at grand canyon and it came into being in them before grand canyon national park, it it wasto being, and established as a partnership between the santa fe railway and the fred harvey company to bring tourists from arizona up the grand canyon railway to canyon.m of the grand it was meant to be the conduit for tourist to get to the grand canyon and the place for them to stay. of name for the sequence paintings is called the seven stages of drunkenness. our two favorite reubens as cowboys going through the different stages of starting with amico's and ending with comatose , with all the stops in between. was a discovery that is so much fun within the fred harvey collection, it is that these are imprints, these are paintings. it is interesting that the fred harvey company invested in real life art to hang in a bar, not just prints. never had a fred harvey hotel or restaurant but if we think beyond the boundaries of flagstaff to just