i feel like in that i'd probably still be a bartender in queens if mo did wasn't a part tender that would tell me about the family guy crossover with the simpsons what did happen that was very exciting for an animation geek like myself it was that was a family guy generated thing not a simpsons generated thing they wrote an episode where the griffins get lost in springfield and encounter pretty much everybody in springfield there's a lot of and that to say that amazing job a lot of really funny peter griffen homer simpson interplay coming up parenthood and platt all over that is getting personal with next. a little worse if you are going to say oh off white house of the day radio guy and call it a minestrone. i want you to watch what we're about to go because you never seen anything like that i'm told. me believe me to eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat meat. mission. critical three. three. three. three. three. three. video for your media project free media r.t. dot com. we're back with one of the most talented people i know is area he's in linda lovelace she's in smurfs he

he's going to have drinks as the bar is closing with a 27-year-old female bartender. but police say there was enough evidence in this video to arrest him. that evidence, that he slipped amphetamines into her drink. >> no. >> police say there was evidence of him taking something out of his pocket andutting it in the drink. >> he's the manager of the bar. he knows there's a camera. >> police said this woman said after drinking some of her cocktail she felt funny so she texted her boyfriend and she said, i think my boss drugged me. by 2:00 a.m. she was rushed to the hospital. they admitted her and tex kol ji results say she had amphetamine in her body. >> he pulled this trick on an employee. can i speculate that maybe he's done this to other people? >> this man has been arrested and he's facing five counts of poisoning. >> he said his client has a sterling reputation in the community. >> and he strongly denies what he's accused of. >> this is absolutely terrifying because i'm certain if she worked with this guy on a daily basis this is probably someone that she thought s

i feel light in that i'd probably still be a bartender in queens if mo wasn't a part tender and that would tell me about the family guy crossover with the simpsons what did happen that was very exciting for an animation geek like myself it was that was a family guy generated thing not a simpsons generated thing they wrote an episode where the griffins get lost in springfield and encounter pretty much everybody in springfield there's a lot of and that decided an amazing job a lot of really funny peter griffen homer simpson interplay coming up parenthood and clacked all over that is getting personal with next. that was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news coming in. alexander's family cry tears of joy and it great things out there that there had to be added brenda arquette a court of law on the ground alive there's a story made sort of movies playing out in real life. we're back with one of the most talented people i know hank is area he's in the linda lovelace she's in smurfs he's in every

i said name a cocktail every bartender should know how to make.d...your personal favorite, vodka tonic. survey said... [buzzer] >> all right. steve: that's ok. we're close. come on, let's go. go over here. go over here. we got christine. come on, christine. christine. >> yes, sir. steve: he did fairly well. he came up, closed it out good. i need you to give me all you got. now, tommy got 71. you need 129. it's gonna be a little bit more difficult this time, so we're gonna give you 25 seconds. you ready? >> i am ready. steve: all right, let's remind everyone of tommy's answers. 25 seconds on the clock. here we go. name something a couch potato might be wearing when he's on the couch. >> pajamas. steve: tell me something that's always worth getting up early for. >> uh, work. steve: name a food you take the skin off before eating. >> an orange. steve: what's the perfect age to get married? >> 25. [buzz buzz] steve: try again. >> uh, 30. steve: name a cocktail every bartender should know how to make. >> cosmopolitan. [bell dings] steve: wow. come on,

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and the waitresses, the bartenders, to try to get that perspective. much stay out of the politics. >> i want y'all to take care of the people here in the house, the waitresses, the bartenders. this is a song about freedom. >> mike's place is where people come to escape the tension of a country too often torn apart by terrorism. the bar has an international feel. nearly everyone speaks english and talking about politics and religion is discouraged. >> a good bartender knows how to get out of it eloquently. a good line is, are we still talking about sex? >> jack has chosen mike's place as the subject of his documentary to show how israelis are coping with the violence. >> why not? >> over the course of just two weeks, jack has become close friends with the owner, the bartender, avi who works security and dominique, a 24-year-old waitress from france who has dreams of opening her own pastry shop. >> she really affected me and i guess the film shows what she's like. >> if things are going well i see myself maybe having my own little coffee shop things or

but when their trail had led to a bartender in virginia, they had given up, much the way the world hadp on them. in fact, just to kick them a couple extra bucks, here's five seconds of "time for me to fly." no, don't! all the money goes to my bitch ex-wife! can you play our song? peter: okay, lead singer from asia. ♪ now, sure as the sun will cross the sky ♪ ♪ this lie is over... we can't go to virginia, peter. bonnie and lois planned that couples weekend to maine. we're supposed to leave in the morning. yeah, peter, we've looked long enough. maybe the joke doesn't have a source. don't be stupid. somebody had to have made it up. and we're going to find out who. besides, this will be way more fun than hanging out in maine with the wives, sitting around a campfire, listening to lois tell grocery stories. (imitating lois): "oh, peter, you should have been there. "uncle ben's converted brown rice was on sale. they marked it down from $12 to... to three..." whatever-- i don't know how much rice is, but you know what i'm saying. okay, peter, i've got the directions. head north on the turnpik

i didn't ask you to be bartender. you know what-- i can't work like this! happy anniversary.ome! oh, yeah. easy, lou. i'm one pizza pocket away from blast-off. i'm going to check on my mojito. oh, ok. so, um... where's arthur? oh, we caught a break. one of his old army buddies died, so he's gone for the week. oh. what's the matter? well, he borrowed $70 from me, and he said he'll pay me back today.

he visits a local bar where a popular bartender works. he takes a good look at the bartender's moves. >> translator: he sure is a first-class entertainer. when i come here and watch him, i learn so much about performance. >> reporter: while he aims to be the best in the world, his day-to-day focus is on entertaining his customers. and that will help him in his competitions. >> translator: i never want to become complacent. i just want to make people happy. i want to take first prize by spinning pizzas in an entertaining way. >> reporter: he tosses and twirls and prepares for next year's competition. >>> hiroshima, nagasaki, the atomic bombings killed thousands in an instant a left survivors suffering in the ruins. "newsline" is looking back on what happened then and what's happened since. don't miss our special coverage war to peace through thursday august 15th. >>> people in western and central parts of europe have been dealing with severe weather. >>> severe weather has been reported across much of western and central regions of europe.

he visits a local bar where a popular bartender works.good look at the bartender's moves. >> translator: he sure is a first class entertainer. when i come here and watch him, i learn so much about performan performance. >> reporter: while he aims to be the best in the world, his day-to-day focus is on entertaining his customers and that will help him in his competitions. >> translator: i never want to become complacent. i just want to make people happy. i want to take first prize by spinning pizzas in an entertaining way. >> reporter: he tosses and twirls and prepares for next year's competition. reporting for nhk world, saitama. >>> people in northern vietnam are having to deal with a tropical storm that made landfall overnight. let's get more details from mai shoji in our world weather forecast. good morning, mai. >> good morning. yes, transportation mangu has made landfall over in northern vietnam. it has brought drenching rainfall and very strong winds to the hainan island yesterday. let me show you a video coming up from that area. t

the cocktail boom around the country has turned bartenders into a true professional. now that professional bartender's job is in question. >> i'm sure it's around the whole notion of where you can drink alcohol and the idea of one of those courses or presentations or event would whether or not it would constitute a public, somebody opened to the public or whether it was essentially amounting to commercial use of alcohol. and, you know, frankly the law is pretty clear on it and we have not or give a quota to a situation where there is any kind of commercial use of alcohol without the benefit of abc license. there are innovative ways to get ourselves into a scenario, a licensed scenario that could let something like that work and another option would be to hold these courses on locations that are already licensed for the sale or service of alcohol. unfortunately i'm not familiar with that challenge that you are talking about. if it came down to wanting to have a carved out exception to allow tasting for the sake of educational purposes would like ly take legislation. it

anthony citriglia is a bartender. "being a server or a bartender you are a very personable person, and if you make a table feel great, they're probably going to give me more money than what i think my employer would give me, a flat rate, off of every single table." with hourly pay that hover near minimum wage, citrigila says he relies on tips--often more than 20% of a diner's bill to make a living.alinea's owner tells us the no-tipping policy is a legal issue -- enabling chefs and servers may be considered "professionals" by the u.s. government. still to come: weighing in on what the plan to create a mega airline will mean for frequent flyers holding air miles... plus....why home building stocks are catching a second wind.... also, see if you can guess who is the wealthiest congressmen on capitol hill... the answer after the break.. the annual list of the wealthiest lawmakers on capitol hill is out.. and california republican representative darrell issa tops the list by the hill newspaper.issa made his money with the

i think she had a friend that worked there, uh, one of the bartenders.ed sexually as a child? ( sighing ): yeah. three-quarters of the people here were. in her case, it was... it was a boyfriend of her mom's. did she ever mention that name to you? no. no. she would... you could hardly get her to talk about that at all. she would never give me any of the details. yeah, of course i dated. her father was dead, and i was alone. was there anyone in particular who might have...? oh, god, no. if i had thought any one of them laid a hand on her, i would have killed him. i'm going to need you to write down the names of all the men. why? what do they have to do with jessie's disappearance? well, if she confronted her molester, it's possible that he could have done something to her. remember that guy that i told you she slept with right before i kicked her out? charles hoffman. i can't belie you remembered hisame. i'll never forget the day i caught him with her. hey, mom. hey. what's going on? i didn't think you'd be home so soon. what's going on? somebody here? oh

steve: you the bartender. >> yes, sir. steve: what's your specialty? >> i like making cosmos or mojitos. whole bunch of different drinks. steve: you just keep 'em coming, don't you? girls be just coming up in there... >> every once in a while, you know. got to beat 'em away with a stick, though, see? you know what i'm talking about? steve: [barks] >> [barking] [laughter] let the big dog eat. steve: yeah, baby. 'cause if you fine and i'm making your drink, you gonna be nice when i get through. >> the long pull. yeah, just long-pull like that. steve: yeah, and let her see you, too. extra 'cause i feel something for you. [laughter] hey, dave, name the most dangerous place to make love. >> i'd say an airplane. steve: an airplane. brenda, what do you do for a living, darling. >> i am a math teacher at alpharetta high school in alpharetta, georgia. i teach 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th graders. steve: hey, brenda the math teacher, name the most dangerous place to make love. >> the kitchen. steve: kitchen. yeah. in the kitchen. hey, jimmy the ref, name the most da

they're bringing in the best bartender and has been featured on the tv shows. this is going to be the real deal folks. anderson has been before you. he's a city -- he has a city commissioner job in san francisco and has a very successful promotion company all the partners know what they're doing and we request that this permit this is now if place be added to the new security plan the new business plan and the 3 new partners. if you have any questions we'll be happy >> i do. so let me be perfectly clear you're not coming before us for o a po e but to make a major amendment. your clients have bought the corporation >> no. >> they have bought the liabilities and the assets. >> correct. >> they're not shareholders. >> but okay. so what you are asking us because i want to be really clear you're asking us in this major amendment is to add the new partnership because of the percentage of ownership? >> correct. >> and to add on a new security plan. >> yes. >> and is there anything else. >> off the top of my head no. >> and if for some reason it didn't pass it would st

a ravens supporting bartender works under a redskins supporting bar manager. >> redskins at home, ravens fans everywhere. skins on the road wall-to-wall ravens fans. >> everybody agreed on last night, they're glad football is back. football, tom roussey, abc7 news. >> 12 people are charged in connection with a large-scale identity theft ring in our area. authorities tell us it's been operating since at least january of last year. the justice department said organizers recruited women to steal personal information from their employees. targeted employees worked for a variety of businesses including a dental office, a rental car company. the department has identified 600 victims. >> montgomery county police are asking for the public's helping in finding a bank robber. police believe the same man robbed two capital one branches, one in white oak and the second in germantown. investigators released the security camera photo of the suspect. if you know who that is contact montgomery county police. >> nidal hasan will be allowed to continue representing himself, a judge decided. wednesday stan

bartender: no problem. thank you. so, how'd things go with irene? sorry, david. won't even let me apologize? david, there are some things an apology just can't change. well, is she dating someone else? [ sighs ] she's moved on. and so should you. [ sighs ] this thing with irene -- it hurt your career. you know, it -- it kills me, because... ted, and i'm the bad guy. yeah. sanchez won't talk to me unless he has to. tao -- he's polite but distant. and the chief [inhales sharply] chief won't confide in me anymore. so, i don't know, maybe i should take nah. outside of major crimes, lieutenant's an administrative position, just like sergeant. instead of taking a step up, consider this -- take a step sideways. add our present rank. and that's something i can help you with. [ gunshots ] [ indistinct shouting, woman screams ] l.a.p.d. everyone, stay inside. [ clatter ] lice! [ gunfire ] show me your hands! show me your hands! where's your gun?! what did you do with your weapon?! please, i don't want to die. you all right? yeah, i'm fine. we got a victim down by the newss

." >> if you're at a bar, right and a guy sent you a drink from the bartender, ok, would you accept the? >> she goes oh, you mean because somebody might have slipped something in it? >> if there's a roofie in the drink? i would be like is there a roofie? and they would be like of course not. >> can you not buy someone a drink? >> as long as you can see who's pouring it. >> it happens. i have been roofied. >> wait y were you roofied? >> why? because i have jerkoff friends in a fraternity who think it's funny to mess with people. >> are you serious? they roofied dudes in your frat? >> as a joke. we're all hanging out on a tuesday night. >> as a joke. whatever. it's a joke. you wake up next to him and like -- got you! [laughter] >> you need a drink. >> now on "extra," usher's courtroom showdown with his ex >> this is ridiculous. >>how he won his ferocious fight to keep his son and how things went from awkward to totally unexpected. "extra" is in court for two star legal battles, amanda bynes forced to stay in the psych ward. really, lindsay? lohan's wild all nighter in a hollywood hotel ro

bartender says the business depends on people being able to get to work. >> a lot of our customers come in for lunch. if they are not making it to work or telecommunicating from home then we don't have lunch business. >> reporter: fewer customers, fewer dollars. >> the business needs the customers. definitely affects everybody where it hurts. >> reporter: she like so many others hope bart and unions can come to an agreement without striking. >> car pooling could be the key to reducing traffic congestion if there is a strike. officials expect ten percent more traffic this time. many commuters are expected to turn to ride sharing apps to find rides. during the last strike apps saw a 50% increase in drivers and riders. the ride sharing app carma is offering cash back to drivers who sign up to participate. >>> another option is the ferries. sf bay will run extra ferries. there will be 13 vessels system wide instead of the normal eight. golden gate transit will have no additional service. >> other public transit agencies are gearing up for the possibility of a bart strike. cal train said it

. >> a woman bartender in vancouver, an international sensation. saved a lot of money. $1,000 bike. on wednesday. she locked it. doesn't say it. it is gone. the friend sees it a week later and says that looks look your bike. i don't know what i was going to do. had to see if it was my bike. decide to jump on it and haul away. she did. let's see what she said. she got away with her bike. >> how dare you steal what i worked so hard to buy. i am a bar tender. i slinged a lot of beer for this. >> $1,000. that's a lot of money. >> hauled off. >> the guy doesn't get caught. >> she gets her bike. >> he learns a lesson not to steal any more bikes especially from bartenders. >> you go girl. >> i had to sling a lot of beer for that. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- military action against syria. why insiders now say not a question about "if" but "when." today's tensions in the middle east and how they could impact you. >> mysterious attack -- a gray wolf goes after a minnesota teen camping in a remote area. the injuries and big questions about an animal that usually avoids human contac

a ravens supporting bartender works under a skins supporting manager. as you saw there, we have a lot of redskins and ravens fans in the house tonight. is hing they all agree on they are glad football is back. >> excited fans there tonight. thank you. >> also new tonight the recent tension between the united states and russia is about to take center stage before the nation. president obama will hold a news conference tomorrow and the major topic is expected to be the strained relations which may be at its worst since the cold war. now more on what we could expect from the president. >> he's been wherever talking to leno and talking to the marine corpse. but when it comes to talking to the press, the president has been exceptionally tight lipped. >> i'm going to be having a press conference tomorrow so ask that question tomorrow. >> tomorrow is his annual vacation press conference, one he will need because white house editor expects reporters to go deep. >> a lot of the questions reporters have been waiting to ask they will ask tomorrow. >> especially ab

bartender says the business depends on people being able to get to work. >> a lot of our customers come in for lunch. if they are not making it to work or telecommunicating from home then we don't have lunch business. >> reporter: fewer customers, fewer dollars. >> the business needs the customers. definitely affects everybody where it hurts. >> reporter: she like so many others hope bart and unions can come to an agreement without striking. >> car pooling could be the key to reducing traffic congestion if there is a strike. officials expect ten percent more traffic this time. many commuters are expected to turn to ride sharing apps to find rides. during the last strike apps saw a 50% increase in drivers and riders. the ride sharing app carma is offering cash back to drivers who sign up to participate. >>> another option is the ferries. sf bay will run extra ferries. there will be 13 vessels system wide instead of the normal eight. golden gate transit will have no additional service. >> other public transit agencies are gearing up for the possibility of a bart strike. cal train said it

bartender says the busindepends depends on people being able to get to work. >> a lot of our customers come in for lunch. if they are not making it to work or telecommunicating from home then we don't have lunch business. >> reporter: fewer customers, fewer dollars. >> the business needs the customers. definitely affects everybody where it hurts. >> reporter: she like so many others hope bart and unions can come to an agreement without striking. >> car pooling could be the key to traffic reducing traffic con if there is a strike. officials expect ten percent more traffic this time. many commuters are expected to turn to ride sharing apps to find rides. during the last strike apps saw a 50% increase in drivers and riders. the ride sharing app carma is offering cash back to drivers who sign up to participate. >>> another option is the ferries. sf bay will run extra ferries. there will be 13 vessels system wide instead of the normal eight. golden gate transit will have no additional service. >> other public transit agencies are gearing up for the possibility of a bart strike. cal train sa

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he drinks a lot less as a bartender than as a public defender. in some ways dawson's speech has missed the mark. most of the public defenders are not particularly interested in being vigilante soup heroes. they want back ups thechl they want to work in the existing framework to protect the clients rights and they want the time and resources to do their jobs right without having to reduce to heroics. they needed more time with their clients if they want to properly represent them. clients don't trust the system. a federal public defender in nevada for years. you can be the the best representation but the clients don't see it. clients are asking do i trust you enough to tell you the truth of what happened? i need that information so i can see for example is this a self defense case. there has to be enough time to create a relationship, is she said. that's where the the difference is between rich and poor. the rich because they are paying for their time will have as much time with their lawyer as they need. ". it's a serious thing that they know the

. >> this is courtesy of the tipsy bartender youtube channel, and we have had him on the show before,ni pouring 360 cans of budweiser into a bathtub. >> i don't know if i approve of this. i'm a fan of the old budweiser king of beers. >> we enjoy a few of them. >> and she is sipping on the brew while she is filling up the tub. >> my brain is fighting itself right now, because i love it. that is a lot of brain down the drain so to speak. >> you could go in and drink the beer with a straw. >> before she washes her butt and hair and stuff. >> e well shg well, she his a s >> i'm not drinking anything in a bathtub. >> well, it is not my beer. >> we don't have to hang out with the girl who smells like a fraternity party a week after this, so enjoy -- >> she drinks is some of the beer out of the tub. >> oh! >> and squirts it right out of her hands. >> that is not the cleavage? >> it is a curious tune. >> came up to the camera and [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club

one economist described this to me as a bartender economy. is that what a recovery is supposed to look like, and can we keep a middle class strong and america the driver for the world if these are the kinds of jobs we're creating? >> no, that's not how the recovery should look like, and we are capable of so much more. and it's not just about the here and now, it's also about the fact that most americans feel for the first time that their kids' generation will be worse off than theirs. so two things that need to happen. one is at the macro level, washington needs to act on the three problems we have: insufficient demand, insufficient structure reforms, and we have to remove some debt issues. then at the micro level, we have to empower and enable incredible tale talent, and this is about retoor retooling and retraining. >> mark, i know you want to jump in there. last word for you. >> this is a long-term trend. the loss of good-paying jobs was accelerated by the recession, but it began a long time ago with our trade and fiscal policies which inc

he drinks a lot less as a bartender than as a public defender. in some ways dawson's speech has missed the mark. most of the public defenders are not particularly interested in being vigilante soup heroes. they want back ups thechl they want to work in the existing framework to protect the clients rights and they want the time and resources to do their jobs right without having to reduce to heroics. they needed more time with their clients if

[speaking french] [speaking french] bartender: i said out! get out of here, fahey. do you know who i am? i am the man. i used to run this block. now you're just a bum. out! i got 4 names on the bottom of the list prentiss gave us. luke renault, lawrence riley, lila rafferty, lyle rogers. all with the initials l.r. the cia uses cryptograms like that to assign to non-official cover agents working the same case. so do other foreign countries. these last 4 names are covers--spies. wait. no. this isn't right. do you see this space? that shouldn't be here. could it be a formatting error? no, this is a spreadsheet template. formatting doesn't allow for this. there's a missing name on here. it's another spy whose cover is l.r. prentiss: lauren reynolds is dead. lauren reynolds is dead. reid: lauren reynolds is dead. what? "lauren reynolds is dead." prentiss said that on a phone call 17 days ago. but her intonation wasn't surprise or grief. it was like a mantra, like she was reminding herself. lauren reynolds, l.r. if prentiss is the last name on that list, she's on doyle's

the bartender is pouring drinks and getting ready for a busy night. the one thing he depends on nightly is clean, fresh water out of a tap. >> people need to drink water to stay sober and cleaning, like the list goes on. >> the massive fire near yosemite is threatening a vital source that provides water to 2.6 million people in the bay area. the public utilities commission declared an emergency activating this situation room to monitor the rim fire. the biggest concern is ash falling into the reservoir. the digital gauges are monitoring the water quality in realtime. for now, the levels are safe. >> it doesn't happen immediately. we would see theúcloudiness increase slowly and giving us sufficient time to make the adjustments to the system so there would be no disruption in water service to any of our customers. >> reporter: local water d into as a back up, but they are also a big source of power. it keeps the lights on inside every public building in san francisco and it keeps muni rolling. two out of three power houses are now off line to prevent li