barb: yeah. mike: i'm sorry, barb. barb: no, you do not owe me an apology.he original pint? richard: yeah, here we go. lemonis: this is what it was seven years ago. this is what it is today. barb: so as a consumer, i'd probably pick that up, but then i would look at this, and i would appreciate this. lemonis: the same emotion that you have is the same one that richard had because his dad started the business. it was always mr. green tea. i think it's just about making sure that you preserve the integrity and your identity, so there's a process to it, and it's not a ripping the band-aid off. it's an evolutionary process. it isn't just me. it isn't just you. this beverage thing could be huge, and the idea that you guys came up with is pretty freaking great. kurt: yeah. barb: the partnership i think is going to be so great because there's so much that we can learn from you. lemonis: awesome. well, you guys are connected now. kurt: yeah. lemonis: michael's gonna come out. we're going to go to califia almond milk, oat milk plant in bakersfield. kurt: yeah, mm-hmm

barb says at&t is upgrading her area to fiberoptics.told her she would be without the internet. she then took her mother's advice and contacted 7 on your side. that's when we contacted at&t. she immediately received a call from the president's office at at&t. the company simply told us we worked with the customer to reconnect her service and resolved this. >> super surprised. we were very surprised because, you know, when we know that you guys are able to work your wonders for different stuff that we thought this was kind of a small thing. >> reporter: nothing is a small thing. at&t apparently restored barb's old dsl service as a stopgap until she can be upgraded to fiberoptics. now do you have an issue that you think is a small thing? well, i want to hear from you. the 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. we have one major rule on the sed on your side office. we work just as hard for a simple apology as we do for $10,000. th

barb: thank you.food empire. it's really good. with the help of her overzealous partner, they've launched three distinct businesses. holy moses, look at all this. and now they've added a new one -- a canned tea-and-coffee company. you guys are busy. but despite the backbreaking grind... barb: i'm dying. i'm tired. lemonis: ...they have yet to taste success... what do you get paid there? kurt: nothing. lemonis: ...as the new businesses threaten to kill the old ones. if it costs you $1.83 to make it,

donald trump and the iranian foreign minister have been trading barbs online it all started with the u.s. president's tweet addressing to iran where he referenced to u.s. use outlets the message was also translated in farsi though trump's attempt at that language didn't press iran's top diplomat. donald trump is better advised to base his foreign policy comments on decisions on facts rather than fox news headlines or farsi translators or trump several hours on mainstream media comes amid growing use by u.s. diplomats of catchphrases to form a narrative as r.t. senior correspondent laura does the earth explains. the reason slogans a superpowerful is because they're simple and dumb intentionally stupid and marketed to the lazy the average person never reads the fide print it's hard to sell them complicated things but if you give them a stupid dumb shew good soup invent he can agree with hillside right up works with anything shoes drinks lections and even wars president said we don't want war we want iran to behave like a normal nation we are diplomatically and economically isolating th

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courted controversy and there have been speculation that he wouldn't be allowed back but it seems the barbs will be flying once again this year. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you iran has vowed revenge after u.s. air strike killed one of its top generals in iraq the u.s. has ordered its citizens to leave iraq in deployed thousands of troops to the region as a precaution. you're watching news from berlin up next shift living in the digital age looks at china's great firewall and finds out how much online criticism the communist authorities allow more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website. dot com thanks for joining us and we'll see you again more news at the top the hour. by dusty berry muddy tires and drums we deliver urgent lifesaving boxes we give our everything to reach those who need us the most every box feeding their futures. boxes full of our hope of lifesaving food and the so much more down the road with no names we feel asleep to live a relentless in our promise tonight

have courted controversy and there had been speculation he wouldn't be allowed back but it seems the barbs will be flying again this year. sports now and a focus on 2 female athletes who hit new heights last year megan rapinoe led the united states to the world cup title while american simone biles broke the record for the most world championships medals in gymnastics for both biles and repeat no sporting success has become a platform to raise social issues. she was the star of the show at the women's world cup megan rapinoe claimed her 2nd title and during the celebrations all eyes were on her repeat no use the publicity to spread her message. it's our responsibility to make this world a better place rypien who has become an iconic but controversial figure she rejected the possibility of a white house reception jews have views on president donald trump and she is accused of not taking women's football seriously she's a huge prize money discrepancies with men's football at the world cup final fans in the stadium made their support for rypien oakley. is pretty special to. that time transcen

courted controversy and they had been speculation that he wouldn't be allowed back but it seems the barbs will be flying once again this year. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you tens of thousands of people have gathered in the iraqi capital baghdad for a funeral procession for the iranian general and iraqi militia leader killed in an american airstrike a day earlier ron has vowed revenge. you're watching news from building up next arts and culture looks at the world's biggest exhibition of jets more coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website of course that's dot com thanks for joining us. nico is in germany to learn german english from the. why not learn with him d w z learning course because fake. 50 years of religions for peace and so many different things are working together toward a common goal.

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have courted controversy and there have been speculation he wouldn't be allowed back but it seems the barbs will be flying once again. in the wake of that american air strike the u.s. men's soccer team has pulled out of a training visit to qatar the country has close ties with neighboring iran the team had planned a 20 day winter training camp in doha to get ready for this year's slate of matches but has said in a statement that the developing situation in the region has led to a postponement of their plans. you're watching news from berlin up next a d w documentary on joseph in baker's path from vaudeville dancer to world famous singer actress and fighter against racial segregation more coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that dot com i thank you very much for joining us. it's time to take one step further and face the it's. time. for the truth. to overcome. the world. it's time for him to eat.

barb y reveló su nueva línea 2020 con ella la empresa mattel trabajó mucho para modificar la aparienciar trek está en san francisco para el festival de cine independiente. como parte de la apertura de este evento anual. la cinta lleva el título de... (hablan en inglés). >> vamos a una pausa pero al regresar, lanzan desde cabo cañaveral-florida la nave... sepa cuál es el propósito de la expedición al volver. (♪ música ) (♪ música )(sonido ambiente). >> lanzan desde cabo cañaveral la nave... la cual cuenta con 70 bandas anchas satelitales. para crear una red de satélites que proporcionen internet asequible en todo el mundo, dos naves ya fueron lanzadas exitosamente y los satélites se encuentran en órbita alrededor de la tierra. se espera tener más de 700 satélites en el espacio para este verano. el gobernador ... anunció que se concluyeron 34 de los 35 proyectos de emergencia para reducir el alto riesgo de incendios forestales el último estará listo para primavera. vamos con las condiciones del tiempo. >> buenas tardes feliz miércoles 29 de enero ya estamos a escasos días de que culmine e

the president and the house trading fierce barbs in the lead-up to the trial. the house filed a brief outlining its charges. it's 111 pages, and it says the president's conduct is the constitutional framers' worst nightmare, presents a danger to the democratic processes, our national security and the commitment to the rule of law. he must be removed from office. the full white house brief is due tomorrow at noon but the president's attorney filed a response to the summons saying the impeachment is an attack on the right of the american people to freely choose their president. this is an unlawful attempt to overturn the 2016 election and interfere with the 2020 election. all of this leading up to the day on tuesday when the senate starts passing guidelines on procedures. josh letterman covering all of this. as expected, the sunday talk shows on fire with talk of the document filings and procedures. i want to play a sample for you. >> the facts aren't seriously contested. the president withheld hundreds of millions of dollars of military aid to an ally at war wit

resume tomorrow, but the democratic prosecutors and the white house defense team are already trading barbs. plus two weeks away from the iowa caucuses and the democratic presidential candidates are ramping up their attacks on each over the. >>> and the super bowl is all set, next month the san francisco 9ers will face off against the kansas city chiefs after both teams won their conference championships yesterday. >>> good monday morning, everybody, it is january 20th, i'm yasmin vossoughian. ayman is out today. president trump's long awaited impeachment trial will resume tomorrow. the process is expected to kick off with majority leader mitch mcconnell introducing the organizing resolution that outlines the rules that will govern the trial. there will be up to two hours of arguments between the democratic prosecutors and the white house defense team. after that minority leader chuck schumer is expected to introduce an amendment that would take up the issue of witnesses and documents. the last night schumer vowed to force a vote on the issue and criticized mcconnell for not yet releasing t

and lawmakers trading barbs. is there any sign that will?what will break that log jam when nancy pelosi feels, i waited long enough, i have to send them over now. that will come in one of two ways. a, she feels enough votes in the senate to eventually force mitch mcconnell to recall witnesses like she and senate democrats want or she feels the political pressure is too high and it's starting to backlash on her. i think that now the senate is back in session and we heard mitch mcconnell say, oh, no, we're still not going to take up any witnesses and we'll leave that in the middle of the trial like we did with the clinton case while pelosi is holding on tight to the articles of impeachment. since impeachment first passed in the house, we have heard a lot of new information. we had ukraine and dod and omb e-mails about ukraine come out the unredacted version of which came out earlier this week. we had details come out in court about the deputy to john bolton back when he was national security adviser. we had new rulings on court case on whether

there was a lot of barbed wire. i would say it took a couple of years and then it looked like the wall that we've seen when it came down finally in 1989. >> with pictures of the construction of the wall that we can show our viewers as we listen to david from florida. you're up next this morning. >> caller: yes, good morning. and as always, thank you for cspan. i remember the wall going up in 1961 under kennedy, and of course everyone in the west was very sad to see that. but persistence paid and in 1991 -- excuse me, '90 -- '89, god, the wall came down. and we persisted. president kennedy went in front of the wall and made his famous berliner speech and then you saw president ragan going in front of the wall calling for it to be torn down. believe it or not, as a jew i'm very proud of that event, the persistence and thank god for government staying the course and fighting the cold war and getting it down. >> david, thank you. i want to show president kennedy, this is from june 26th, 1963. >> there are several who th

look very different from civilian facilities for example there were barbed wire fences the watchtower's structures that you'd expect in prisons i found more and more information and so published on my blog. satellite imagery for mission collected by a researcher. has recently undergone major construction documents found by mr. psychological counseling the children of parents taking to the camps a lot of mainstream media's coverage has built upon work you see in the adrian's using government documents and hiring information to show the extent to which the security state has grown and changed. and sean has used satellite imagery to show the comps being built almost in real time. financial times we've also used satellite imagery to look at the location and size of the canvas we've also used research by engines and the contracts that governments are using to buy new materials for other counts and i think the really important thing about these kinds of research collaboration's is that because the data is open the journalist can also check what the research is looking at and if needed you kno

police say video shows he barbed an officer with a bottle in the mission district before police shot. the police officers' union says the district attorney just gave a green light to criminals that it's now okay to attack a police officer. >>> to the weather now and rain is moving into the bay area right now. you're looking live at the east bay hills camera. we have a look at the soggy spots and where the rain is heading. drew? >> a lot of cloud cover overhead but now rain falling in the north bay. live doppler 7 will zoom down to street level. near cloverdale, 101, you see some light rain falling, some scattered light showers around pen grove, sonoma right now as the system just begins to move in to the region. on the storm impact scale now, lasting through tomorrow morning, we'll track this level one light storm with light to moderate showers. if you are going out and about later on this evening, do take the umbrella with you because it will track on and off light showers at least through midnight tonight. now, the storm will linger for part of our sunday. we'll go hour by hour and

endless rows of very basic huts that the inmates here were crammed into there are the kilometers of barbed wire fencing in the watchtowers i think you can see some of that behind me it really is a very desolate place but one end of this site. a large tent has been constructed right over the top of that iconic gate of death as it's known that's the gate through which the railway wagons came bringing so many who would never leave auschwitz many of them murdered within a very short time after they arrived and that is the location where later on this afternoon the solemn ceremonies will take place as you've mentioned the wreath laying and speeches and what we will be hearing from as ever the people who are in the focus of this event the $200.00 survivors who be making the journey here this year their stories will be told yes there will be leaders from dozens of countries listening to them but the organizers say what they really want is for those survivor stories to be heard around the world so as you said $200.00 on the survivors and they go are going to be there at the so many still us not ab

the answer was barbed wire. we will pause. get real with your emotions. life and death...the studio, feeling is running incredibly high, three and a half years of heated debate, what will it take to bring the country together, that is the question on politicians‘ mines going forward ? question on politicians‘ mines going forward? what might change after today? we have this transition period until the 11 root and of the year, 11 months to strike a deal. chris morris is here. as we can hear, it is visceral the way people feel but in terms of what will actually change after today, what happens? the prime minister has talked about healing the nations but the passions are still there. the strange thing is it is a momentous day because legally at 11 o‘clock tonight we are out of the eu after nearly 50 years. no more meps. no more legal membership of all the institutions. practically, for 99.9% of the people in the country, next week will feel exactly the same as this week. all the practical issues people are worried about because of the 11 month transition period, can i take my

from those to the city we will always be a barbed of doors on them. you are located behind the security barrier just tell us a bit more what is your life like behind the barrier. it is one of the hard. for us for the new job. it used to be a bar. and the wall is between you and between. them and they're just that idjit. of doubles of them it's hard for us it's hard for the new do that it is. to live with journalism. just want to. listen. to gerry who was the architect of this suppose it peace plan let's just say what he had to say if they want to get to a conclusion they have to like people who are ready for a state and they're proving through their reaction that they're not ready to have a state 5000000 palestinians who are really trapped because of bad leadership if they if they screw up this opportunity which again they have a perfect track record of missing opportunities if they screw this up i think that they will have a very hard time looking the international community in the face saying they're victims saying they have rights this is a great d

like the great green wall being built by over 20 countries in africa a wall not made of steel or barbed wire but of millions of trees to help combat the devastating effects of climate change stories like the work being done by the canadian government to help provide homes even small ones to homeless veterans or the news that farmers in wisconsin started a caravan of help for farmers in the brosco were devastated by flooding you see these are the stories that get knocked down to the bottom of the new speed when us president trump mouths off on twitter when congressman adam schiff rants and raves about conspiracy theories and those evil russians out to get us one war criminals get lucrative t.v. contracts and get to go to football games with comedians. see those stories are all done for clicks and ratings but all to mentally their purpose is to keep us from realizing a very basic truth. that we don't need to be afraid we don't need them to keep us safe that we we are capable of changing things for the better and that there are many many good people in this world in our nations in our citi

night show used to be but as well as being on the receiving end the president also dished out a few barbs of his own people trying to takes a look at who got the last laugh. what should be the golden rule of anyone who wants to sound or look funny i don't mind a bit of comedy in my work so what is it don't repeat the same george teuton arms lots of learning ok so what then happened to the gods of comedy in 2019 because they joked about or mocked the same person 102 times as you can see most of america is good. except for the courts. lakes. orange picked out of refrigerator is actually. the most accurate way trump has ever described himself. you know like sometimes like you know the way we try to get our steps and he's trying to reach a certain number of lies on his foot every single day you know he's like oh i haven't had my 10000 yet my dad was from germany yes and 1000 i'm not really have 10000 i'm not on the. you know what i actually just bumped into a blog post titled 6 ways to handle trump's impeachment during holiday dinners hasn't gone that bad time for another comedy extract. the

on late night shows but as well as being on the receiving end the president also dished out his own barbs takes a look at who got the last laugh. what should be the golden rule of anyone who wants to sound or look funny i don't mind a bit of comedy in my work so why is it repeats the same joint teutonic. ok so what then happened to the gods of comedy in 2019 because they joked about or mocked the same person 102 times as you can see most of america is good. for the. lakes. orange picked out of refrigerator is actually the most accurate way trump has ever described himself. you know like sometimes like you know the way we try to get our steps and he's trying to reach a certain number of lies on his fitbit every single day you know he's like oh i haven't had my 10000 yet my dad was from germany yes and 1000 i'm not really have 10000 i'm not on. you know what i actually just bumped into a blog post titled 6 ways to handle trump's impeachment during holiday dinners hasn't gone that bad time for another comedy extract. the everyone flew here for the holidays and i mean even more happy that the

he would hurl twitter barbs personally at present in donald trump, insulting him as if to say, come afterhere will be many others who will be able to follow in his wake. they may initially not have all the skills of qasem soleimani, but he isn't the only one in iran's that intelligence network and its military as well as the islamic revolutionary guard corps. and its reach is very long both in terms of being able to react in terms of a proxy confrontation against american forces in iraq, even american forces in afghanistan, where i am, where afghans are now worried about where this crisis will 90, worried about where this crisis will go, but even as far—reaching as in european capitals. there is now a sharp of breath to say the retaliation will come, but where and how will it unfold? that is the key question many people are asking themselves, especially in terms of how difficult the situation is within the persian gulf and the proxy war being fought between iran and saudi arabia. our viewers will remember that month after month in 2019, we reported on the tensions in the persian gulf, the

if the wind barbs would show up, it would show it would slide down to the south as we head through thee east bay shoreline over the next couple of hours. as far as what's going on with your forecast, we'll have temperatures in the 40s this morning. temperatures in the low to upper 40s this morning with that fog hanging around under a partly cloudy sky. temperatures are about 10 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. let's look at that accuweather day planner i put together for you. you can see highs in the mid 50s to near 60. good morning, jobina. >> thank you. so we're following an issue in san pablo, it looks like a car went off the embankment here, westbound 80 before the san pablo dam road off-ramp there. it's not clear how far the car has gone down the embankment. the chp requested a tow truck thtle pt poed. emergency crews are on the scene. live look at emeryville. there is 80. lots of headlights moving towards the maze. nice, light traffic on the golden gate bridge. a couple cars moving across. i'll check in on our drive times. tracy to dublin, 33 minutes. antioch to concord,

. >> there is the tarsier and the torpedo barb, the bonneted bat and the bearded pig, the wildcat and. yep, we are 100 percent primate, just like them, we depend on the natural world in which we evolved. we must have intact rain forests to produce dependable amounts of rain to grow our crops. we need healthy seas to generate much of the food we eat and the oxygen we breathe and we need pollinating insects as well to bring us fruits and vegetables. the solution is simple but not easy. we must preserve and restore vast tracts of wild lands and oceans now to stabilize the planet's life support systems. as someone who has looked so many others in the eye, this is very personal. if we fail, which of these would we choose to loose? the bonobo or the kakapo? the barb barry lion or the lion tailed macaque, the four-striped lizard or the polka dot poison frog? >> each are living works of art, honed by the ages, intelligent in their own way, whether it is the san francisco garter snake or the san joaquin kit fox, each is deserving of a basic right to exist. the good news is, there's no need to

it is a piece of the barbed wire that represented the iron curtain. that happened a little bit before but no one anticipated the events that occurred on november 8 and nine. >> do you have any sections of the wall? >> i have a section of the wall. i'm speaking to you for the james baker institute at rice university. we have a big section of the wall right outside our building here on the campus of rice university. in fact, we had an event here not long ago with the forward ministers who were serving at that time for great britain, france and the united states and germany. one of the most moving things for me was when the day after this all happened i got a call from the west german foreign minister. i answered the phone and said hello. before he could come on the line his secretary said, mr. secretary, i have the >> no, they stood there with a machine gun. ok, put your minister for you. before i backseat back in and get out put them on the line, may i just say to you god bless america. i found it to be in a moving time and moving statement and moving

she goes by the nickname barb and it's clear that three of them spoke a lot about issues of work come hell to live an ethical life and be in a relationship. they were struggling with her marriage at this time. she wasn't sure if she should seek divorce or not or if she wanted her son to be adopted by her husband. muriel was also struggling for ufirstof all with how to build a sustainable household with another woman and how to have the legal protections that they could and that sort of thing. for a long stretch of time they were very important to her and what i think is so important as those conversations then inform the series of collaborations they undertook. i had a little bit to read about the transformation. around the late 1920s moment as they are rekindling this friendship, she decides to introduce a love interest into the stories. but he read her words about that decision she dragged her feet at the idea of introducing romance to the detective novels. they were generally a nuisance and crime stories, she said. but in 1930, seven years after the first appearance of her famous h

told, but some soldiers in the marines, some marines that they'd put in place, the fire trenches, the barb wires, the minefields, and cut a path right through the iraqi army facing us. and so, when that happened, military doctrine says exp so we told the marines, "go," and they burst right through the iraqi force and they were heading to kuwait city before we even launched the left hook. david: so ultimately the war is over, you decide to a book about your life called "my american journey." all of a sudden, when you were doing your book tour, people said, "this man should be president of the united states." powell: it had n occurred. e people sand then suddenlyould be presidenthbook came out states." and it caught media attention, and lots of people were coming to me saying, you know, "you need to run." well, i didn't ever think of running, and i had no plar passion then to run, but i felt an obligation to consider the matter, and so i did. you know, i'm a serviceman band i try to do whatthink . to consider the matter, most of the republican party did not want me to run epublican; they eve