i'm a field representative with carpenter's local 22. i'm here to ask for your support for the project. the development committed to ugiu ug using a union contractor to provide a good wage and provide health and retirement benefits and it will provide training and educational opportunities for those entering the carpentry trade through apprenticeship. this includes women, minority and veterans. i'd like to thank you for the opportunity to speak and urge you pass this process and take a look at the members here who would possibly work on the project. thank you and have a good afternoon. >> commissioner: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm ron campbell. i'm an actor, circus performer and feel uniquely qualified to speak on behalf of teatro zinzanni having experienced it from center stage. a pel to your reason. -- appeal to your reason. i used a computer in my pocket to look up reason and it's both a noun and verb. it's a noun for a justification and explanation and it's a verb the power to think and form

i am a field representative with carpenters 22. i am here to speak in favor of development.elopment team reached out to the carpenters and has agreed to use the signatory union gc to provide opportunities for apprentices and women and minorities. it is a great project. like the commissioner said we are losing like the deli. we are getting something back with this project. it is a good project. i hope you will move forward with this. thank you very much and good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i am diana taylor president of bar bury coast neighborhood association. our members live and work across the street from this development. we have been working with the developer for some time and the architects to make it a good project, and we are in support. we hope this can be moved ahead as fast as possible. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am jay wallace partner at pk broadway to say we are looking forward to coming back in two weeks and two weeks later. in two weeks we will have a informational presentation. when we were last here we thought we might need a couple ext

>>daniel morgan's attorney john carpenter says etsy is legally liable for deacons death and is filed a lawsuit against at sea and the lithuanian company that provided the necklace the terms of use listed on etsy's website say in part. the items in our market place's are produced listed and sold directly by independent sellers. so he cannot and does not make any warranties about their quality safety or even their legality. any legal claim related to an item you purchase must be brought directly against the seller of the item you really sat see from any claims related to items sold through our services. carpenter says deacons mother didn't agree these legal disclosures because she received the necklace as a gift i want parents to know that you know there is no more toys are ice and. >>people opting online to buy products and these products are dangerous in these products aren't always safe. no parent should have to agree that child no parent should have to bury their child. >>that was ready page reporting in a statement, the company at sea says it cannot comment on active litigation. 3

defense attorney from at erez curtis briggs and experience carpenters say they want to hear about the stairs thousands of times to making never had an issue with those stairs at of good testified that while he was a resident at go ship. he's all representatives from oakland police child protective services and the oakland fire department inside the warehouse on several occasions, yeah, 5 to 10 visits from cbs officials. 2, 2, off-duty firefighters came in and actually attended a party there. >>police there at least on 2 occasions and for us that of if those people would have known him 28 year-old max harris, an art student. nearly homeless living there creating is our wouldn't have known that there was any danger the court they begin with a pair of tearful witnesses reading the last text messages they receive from. >>2 victims who died in the fire one text read i love you followed by a second tax that simply read fire. >>the prosecution wants to bring him in because they they want to build up the emotion involved because that's an advantage they they have and they want to exploit. >>i

>>for late tonight, our words pre game show starts at 4.30 right after this mark carpenter in cape bruny. >>break that down we'll see >>special presentation to the championship. >>and here we go. >>and thank you for joining us on the road to the championship we are getting ready for the western conference finals tonight warriors blazers game for i'm our carbon are joined by kate really kate, thank you so much now we are seeing some vintage warriors right now the way that they have been able to completely decimate opponents right now because right now i feel the golden state has cleaned up oh yeah, you really feel like they're in control of this point and the fact they've been able to come back from the deficits of the last 2 games. >>just really speaks to their beloved ability. 2 get themes

carpenter is much less but it is delicious nonetheless. career onto robert carpenter claims that police use of cell phone location data in convicting him had violated his fourth amendment protection against unreasonable search. the framers had no cell phones. so here's the case made for woodrow wilson's work. chief justice howard had shown as early as 1928 have to make this adaptation to new circumstances correctly. in the case concerning the telephone wire tap, the phone lines were outside the convicted premises, conversations want papers. so federal agents had not invaded persons, houses, papers nor -- as the amendment says. therefore it did not occur. in a 1967 wire case, the court which only two years earlier, conjured up a right to privacy out of the constitution supposed emanations, declared the fourth amendment originally protects is a person's reasonable expectation of privacy. we've just reasonable expectation on which this rest, thomas has a field day. dictionaries from 1770 to 1828 to find the search as a suspected place. so tra

carpenters asho petkoff can spend a month on a piece. but before hand they figure out how the design can be implemented. is a bit of it's quite narrowed 400 by one meter 50. the i'anson and how digital joints and processes the surfaces to which things must be worked on 1st and which ones after it's very complex are complex. the name one class 11 refers to their concept one stands for the prototype while 11 refers to the series 11 limited edition pieces. in brussels now where $92.00 exhibitors from 15 countries present their works at the collectible fair for contemporary design one plus 11 from berlin is among them. i would really like that work because they are typically a diverge of art and design and when you look at the work you see it's functional but it's not your classic functional so it's quite interesting to see the death they're playful and they're in between those 2 worlds. and craft limited editions don't come cheap their pieces cost between 720000 euros there is treats you know no super fruit in french very straight i like to

but you know the line about carpenters that to a carpenter every problem is a nail?l, we were technocrats. we were really good at what we did. we understood product. so your passion started out with education where you thought if they just had a laptop, and when we became aware of the challenges of health, we became big advocates, successful advocates and supporters of vaccine development and delivery. and then when it came to libraries in the united states, we connected every library in the united states. and so we were pretty good car pepper thes and saw a lot of -- carpenters and saw a lot of nails. but melinda has a rare gift, and you began immediately to listen in a way that perhaps those of us busy hammering too quickly weren't hearing, and and you began to ask people questions and listen hard to the answers. and one of those was a woman named mina. and i remember you, after different trips, we would leave each other epic voicemails -- >> so long. >> there were times when i would answer the phone and she would say, i don't really want to talk to you -- [laughte

katherine carpenter, bbc london news.s for the allied victory in the second world war. 90—year—old jim radford is thought to be britain's youngest d—day veteran. he's written a charity song called the shores of normandy to help raise money for a permanent memorial on the beaches to those who sacrificed their lives. he's been speaking to my colleague carrie gracie. in 1944, this picture ofjim, he was a 15—year—old galley boy, serving in the merchant navy. he wrote a song later, the song is called the shores of normandy. it is about his part in the normandy invasion or his feelings about the invasion possibly more accurately. he recorded it and released it as a charity single to help find a permanent british memorial to the man who gave their lives during the d—day landing in the battle of normandy. i thought it is very special to have you in today and if you could see your way to singing it for us, we would be very grateful. i'll give you the first verse. you have to buy the video after that. # in the cold grey light of th

but imagine if all the carpenter disappeared and plumbers, stone masons, truck drivers?s is his idea. he is the one who suggested the idea where we keep these jobs, keep people in these occupations. pete: well put. jedediah: something we talk about all the time about how people do i send my kid to a trade school or i do send my kid to a four year college. i love that there are people out there right now defending these trade schools where you actually learn practical skills a and then you also come out and you have a four year liberal arts college. i had no idea what to do with myself. when you talk about carpenter tri and plumbing, these are practical jobs where have you amazing skills that you apply and proceed ahead. pete: you probably had a bunch of debt like everybody else. not surprising the democrats are going after this sector. vocational and trade schools many of them are for profit schools. democrats hate for profit. everything for profit is bad. yet, those schools provide essential function. you have a great skill and you don't have the debt coming out of it.

the road against and got the rockets sports director mark carpenters here with a the highlands yeah,eal really just an amazing sensational when i kevin duran you're thinking ok what's going to be happening to the roster now, but. >>the warriors have won we're going to get to the high the lights but first let's go to steve kerr who is now at the postgame podium i

the final score in overtime, one 19 to one 17 mark carpenter will have highlights at the start of theews. we're so happy tonight. >>and another news after scarlet johansen and college oce they are engaged the actress and the saturday night live star. they've been dating for about 2 years. it will be justice first marriage. johansson's 3rd she was earlier marriage to actor ryan reynolds and journalist romain dauriac the father of her little girl rose senator and democratic presidential canada duck kamel harris has unveiled her strategy to close the gender wage gap. cnn's kyung lah reports. >>is that enough senator kamala harris unveiling a policy to close the gender pay gap. >>so it's what you got. that's it that's the starting point harris explain to cnn she would require companies to get an equal pay certification. what i'm proposing is we shift the it should not be on that working woman to prove it. it should instead be on that large corporation to prove they're paying people for equal work equal it companies would have to open their books disclosing what they paid to employees. >>p

thing 150-3014 we carpenter's case in chambers and it's my understanding there are still some open discovery you should use defense counsel whether you know the british dream with regard to discovery or any other religion in this case i'd like to raise an issue that or the last time we were here. sir firstly requested a trial date of april 1st. there seemed to be some resistance from some of the parties and that i respectfully requesting that the corps put downs of temper 20th tuesday as a real trial date there should be no reason why myself and co-counsel all co-counsel the state as well cannot be ready by that time to try this case these are 3 young men who have been incarcerated been denied their pretrial liberty by a massive excessive bail that nobody in this court could make they've waited long and hard for a trial they deserve a trial the state deserves a trial and we're sitting here again not able to do that i would love the stage probably just say that sedating and we're going to proceed on that day. but the state has to make its final plea won't her and the fence then have to make i

this is the jamie carpenter art display. the concrete was poured. this rectangles in the floor are light features. the benches are light features, all part of jamie carpenter's concept, and now the concrete is secure, and in about amount -- a month, all the lights will be up it will be sealed and will be completed. traffic signals. this is the challenge we've had with getting those activated. pg and e., my bullet in the upper right says may 21st. they just informed me last night that they will have their parts until may 24th. but at least it only slipped three days, so that was the way i looked at it, but m.t.a. is queued up as soon as pg and he finishes their work so they can fire up those signals to get the crosswalks straight, get the signal timing and all the pushbuttons all activated. m.t.a. is anticipating in the winds, waiting for pg and eat to finish their work, then we can get the three crosswalks on first street going and remove all the public works barricades which are all along the first street barricades at this point. ceiling panels ha

mark carpenter is here.hts mark again and shortly before the game we didn't receive encouraging news on the kevin deer and front ok he will not be traveling with the team for games, 3, 4, will see about 5. >>5 o k t

this catches carpenter looking. that's strikeout six. bottom of the inning, two on and no outs for gomes. he takes this to short. munoz bobbles it, then his throw is off the bag at first. score.cks comes in to an error for munoz. nats tie it. brian dozier gives them the lead with an rbi groundout in the next at- t. nats up2-1.ng faci the cardspi cher. strasburg becomes the quickest pitcher in mlb historyo t reach 1500 career strikeouts. keep that ball. in the eighth, shawn doolittle with the bases loaded. this strikeoutends the inning. nationals hold on t win 2-1, snapping their three-game skid. after the game, an explanation on the firing, which took place right after the game. w didn't make this move in a day orweeks. so this was something tat davy and myself have been keeping our finger on the pulse. >> i think at this point, we wanted a new voice. a new face. needless to say, we've got some good pitchers. but we have to get beer. >> even with the postgame news, let's not forget about steven strasburg, making history. stthe faste to e

. >> reporter: >> also today from the ghost ship tenant, adam kennon who's a carpenter, testified he had the debt fans want to show neither max harris or derick almena work could responsible. >>> a goal to help officers understand the current and social political climate, as ann rubin explains new officers are hitting the history books before they hit the streets. >> reporter: san jose's future police officers are getting a crash course in the past. this is the first of its kind class, one the police chief says was born out of necessity. >> it teaches a lot in economy, what they don't teach us and the academy is the negative things that american law enforcement is responsible for. we need to own up to that. >> reporter: in partnership with san jose state university come the chief devised a history class. they cover local topics like the 1933 lynching in st. james park and the batons and brutality and 1959 siesta delarosa. also coffers involved shooting for ferguson to fruitvale station. >> a lot of times when you see the shootings take place, that's the final straw in a situation tha

carpenters asho petkoff can spend a month or more on a piece. but before hand they figure out how the design can be implemented. is it if it's quite narrowed 400 by one meter 15 and. the einstein only had a vigil joints and processes the surfaces to which things must be worked on 1st and which ones are better it's very complex complex. and the name one class 11 refers to their concept one stands for the prototype while 11 refers to the series 11 limited edition pieces. in brussels now where 92 exhibitors from 15 countries present their works at the collectible fair for contemporary design one class 11 from berlin is among them. i would really like that work because they are typically a diverge of art and design and when you look at the work you see it's functional but it's not your classic functional so it's quite interesting to see that that they're playful and they're in between those 2 worlds. and craft limited editions don't come cheap their pieces cost between 720000 euros there is treats you know no super fruit in french they're very strai

>>and the warriors are in toronto for games, one and 2 of the nba finals mark carpenter has thoughts from the team coming up in sports and from 4 is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you haven't tried kron on yet, here's what you're missing. >>today was bad some are worse. just over into the oakland hills. >>i say rolled out the red carpet at san francisco's castro theater, the film the last black man in san francisco is a drama loosely based on the true story of a young black man whose dreams of reclaim a the san francisco victorian home that his grandfather built is work to on this it deals with the rapidly changing nature of his hometown in the feelings of displacement that go along with it. the film won awards at the sundance film festival san francisco native actor and activist danny glover is among the stars. he talked about why he chose to do this film. the film will have another bay area premiere tomorrow evening at the grand lake theater in oakland that ent will be hosted by local director boots, riley and young people from a local community program will be the

sports director mark carpenter has highlights and reaction particular shot right there. coming up. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>if you ride bart you probably know it's not always the cleanest experience. >>made us wonder how exactly are the trains clean scrum for still well below took a trip with bart's night cleaning crew to find out. >>love it or hate it it is the train that gets more than 400,000 people around the bay every day. 1000 shoes stepping on to trains 4 million fingers touching the straps and a whole lot of other things down to make you squirm. >>hensley needles lehmann seats getting on the part so yes. trash kind of name >>when it comes to keeping the trains garbage free bart's first line of defense. this

. >> lindsey graham, amanda carpenter, lindsey graham in the past has worked on big bipartisan immigration compromises. today he introduced his own legislation to change the asylum process. his plan would have immigrants needing to apply at a consulate or embassy in their home country instead of going into the united states and declaring asylum at the southern border. graham's plan would increase the time that migrant children could stay in custody from 20 to 100 days in custody. graham wants to make it year's for officials to deport unaccompanied minors. this is really more of a trump asylum plan than at least the lindsey graham that we've known in the past. >> yeah. i actually think lindsey graham's proposed reforms actually do something to address the crisis. but what jared kushner is working on, like, who are you trying to fool? the raging debate over immigration has not been over the visa point system. it's been about securing the border, number one, and then, number two, what are you going to do with the people there? and jared kushner sticking his head in the sand and looking like,

. >> reporter: but automated cashiers are beeping and creeping up on people like jaden carpenter, a 22-year-old single mom whose job working the registry at coventry market in cleveland is her only source of income. >> i fully depend on my job as a cashier for my son and for myself to support where i live. >> thank you. have a good day. >> reporter: jade's been a cashier three years and says she has an advantage over machines. >> i do think that i sell more products because i know what they want, and i can have it ready for them as soon as they walk up to the counter. >> reporter: amazon has taken a very different approach with its go stores. literally shop and leave, no interaction needed. in a statement, amazon says, we've simply shifted how our associates spend their time so they can focus on the tasks that will make the biggest impact. there are more than 3 million cashier jobs. 74% of them held by women. in the last five years alone, 50,000 jobs have gone offline, a trend expected to continue. >> it does worry me because i do believe that these entry-level jobs that are applied in

series tonight and move on to the western conference finals puck drop 7 o'clock sports director mark carpenter will have the latest on the sharks in the warriors throughout the night all pretty exciting. let's go take a live look outside right now at san francisco's embarcadero. >>rain clouds back there. >>death from bit of a surprise but our chief meteorologist large cargo is here and you know with drought concerns always sort of lingering, i know a lot of rain and the in the winter but with wildfire season, you know here you'll take any rain dropping get maybe some more later this week if already see some of the hill started for little brown out there you know the the rain kind of shut off finally for the most part still some scattered showers out there today but. >>we're not going to see much now until the end the season that means we got the dry months ahead and fire season always going to be next or with all the brush out there and all the debris in the force. well we've got some partly cloudy skies over to run you can see them run headlines back toward the golden gate bridge kind of an e

a couple guys were will power, helio castroneves, ed carpenter, joseph newgarten just a few of the indy for me, it's great. they are tough. tough kids. >> the fact that we're able to come out and give some brightness to their day really brightens up our day. >> did some racing. tuedhis too was fun.i p stop,th the guys. that was fun. >> it would be funny if they didn't know how to put it together. >> this just days before the 103rd indy checkered flag this weekend. all this video courtesy of riley children's health. >>> that's british. >> when i wake up, first thing i think of is i want a cup of tea. >> of course he does. >> he heads down his treadmill. goes into the kitchen where we finally get to see the finished first tea 500. >> you saw me do this in the last video. you turn the handle, pull the lever, it winds the cup along. >> you remember i brought you the previous video where he brought this together. now it's finished. it looks great. but we made some mistakes. we were fools. fools i tell you for assuming that he would be using this skinny. >> the levers, they're going on the be

bypassing what you expedition ship together is a complex process as you might imagine involving welders carpenters and plumbers and of course electricians there's more than 750 kilometers of cabling to say nothing of details and extensive wiring for powering the ship by self generated electricity the battery zones in place yet so what's what are we what's going to be put in place and what will we see and distract your kind that can fit 20 and battery cells and it will be about walls for each cell or each record here with this rx with we have behind us now we can reduce to 20 percent off the fuel consumption of the ship. the vessels thrust will come from a combination of diesel and battery power batteries and cells will be constantly charged by the ship's engines as they run. kyle writes and will be captain on the roald amundsen as she attempts a northwest passage later this year really important because we are going to remote areas form of all areas to be able to do you know feet footprints but. to give is only the green footprints we supply the polar system with the batteries but also when we do

bypassing new expeditions shipped together is a complex process as you might imagine involving welders carpenters and plumbers and of course electricians there's more than 750 kilometers of cabling to say nothing of detailed and extensive wiring for powering the ship by self generated electricity the batteries anjan place yet so what's what are we what's going to be put in place and what will we see and distract your kind that can fit 20 and better ourselves and it will be about toasting walls for each cell or each rep here with this rx with we have behind us now we can reduce to 20 percent off the fuel consumption off the ship. the vessel's thrust will come from a combination of diesel and battery powered batteries and cells will be constantly charged by the ship's engines as they run kyle writes and will be kept in on the roald amundsen as she attempts a northwest passage later this year it's really important because we are going to remote areas on the ball areas and to be able to do you know feet footprints but put through such give is only the green footprints we supply the polar system with

he is a retired carpenter.ay, dps knew the ramp needed to be replaced, or at the very least repaired. >> hole. you going to patch the hole? sure, as soon as my limbs get better i can patch the hole. >> to peterson's surprise, he didn't need to reach for his old tool belt. a crew of eight with sunnyvale dps returned with plywood and power tools. >> ken's wife kept saying i didn't know you guys did this. and, you know, it might not be in the job description, but however we can help, that's what we're here for. >> officers going beyond the badge to build a better bay area. sunnyvale dps used its own material and spent about 45 minutes securing a new ramp, all under peterson's supervision, of course. >> because he's got some carpetty history and he pointed to the right nails and right screws and made sure we did it right. >> limited mobility hasn't stopped peterson from working on projects in his backyard. he said now thanks to sunnyvale dps, now will a ramp. >> i'm very, very grateful. >> amanda del castillo, abc7

far as the warriors took a commanding 2 nothing lead last night against the houston rockets mark carpenter has the latest >>we're getting our first look at the updated plan for california's high speed rail and officials are asking for more money and more time to get it done the rewards plan follows governor knew some requests for changes to the embattled project, our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how lawmakers are reacting now. >>in the high speed rail authorities update to lawmakers wednesday, the board president aims to keep it on track the project update shows the line between bakersfield tumor said will be ready by 20 28 with the construction cost increase of one billion the authority plans to phase in la and san francisco. but the update shows the project has no money committed or appropriated after 2030 assemblyman jim patterson is calling on

just that and word is out on just how likely kevin durant will be ready for the nba finals mark carpenterll down coming up in sports. amazon wants you to express yoursef your voice to read. than one at an application shows a alexa i'm h while she's saying that she's also coughing. this alexa device here is that the woman is sick and offers a soup recipe as well as suggests that she by cough drops. it is unclear how far along this project is at this point or if it will ever become a commercial device when asked about it azo or speculation. >>the senate is taking action to try to stop the robo call epidemic today, lawmakers passed the traced act. the bill would impose stiffer fines of as much as $10,000. on those who knowingly defy the rules but also increases statute of limitations to 3 years. and it struck the fcc to develop for the regulations that could shield unwanted calls. last year americans received more than 26 billion robo llattorneys general and the fcc. >>coming up next a said a tornado strikes in missouri's capital leaving behind damage that stretches for miles look at this vi

i was a journeyman carpenter but i did get a degree in english. you can do both.e parents have to admit their kids are knuckleheads. that's got to be tough for them. i've got to spend half a million dollars to get my kid into college. if they had given me $250,000, i could have educated the kid. stuart: i think you've got a fair point to make there and that's a fact. i do want to ask you about the movie "toy story 4." you are the voice of ham, the piggybank. let me just play our audience a quick clip from the new film. i just want our audience to see this. roll that tape, please. >> something happened to him. stuart: okay. i missed that. >> that was it? stuart: would you do me a favor and use the voice of the pig, please, because we're not getting it right on that clip. go ahead. >> well, one of the lines that is always requested with kids, when i speak in schools, which i did yesterday out here, it's it's mr. porkchop to you. the audience goes wild. stuart: yes. have you been in all four "toy story" movies? >> i have been in every single pixar movie. yeah. stuart

the unit includes soldiers from bear river, from casper, carpenter, cheyenne, laramie, and wheatland. this past week, the wyoming governor mark gordon participated in a send-off ceremony in casper for 130 wyoming national guard troops headed to texas ahead of a nine-month deployment to the middle east. the cowboy can oneers, the group that my father-in-law bob brown was part of, they are from more than two dozen communities from casper to lovell to cheyenne to morecroft. this guard unit will serve under the u.s. central command covering iraq, afghanistan, kuwait, and the united arab emirates. mr. president, wyoming and the entire nation owe an incredible debt of gratitude to these fearless fighters for our freedom, so god bless the united states armed forces, god bless our troops, our veterans, god bless the united states of america. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. scott: good afternoon. i'm proud to speak today in honor of military appreciation month. our men and women in uniform are true heroes. they ri

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>>and still ahead in sports kevin duran talk to reporters today mark carpenter will have the latest ondition and when he'll return to the line. >>let's take a live look outside at our traffic camera this one at the san mateo bridge which travel looks pretty normal for a friday evening thanks happier in light of the long holiday ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>as it currently stands a controversial anti-abortion law will no longer go into eff

carpenter has the latest on which players are being recognized and back on the job today help fellow lawmakers are reacting to the return of the status women. >>who was acquitted of child abuse charge and the dmv reaching out to californians to verify information on the new reel i d's how to tell if you're one of thousands with a new idea who may introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. spicy chicken strips combo today. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. tastier... i was literally born for this. ♪ you had me a