when we started the co-op we decided to just put the money that we had back into the co-op.hat's what we've done. the people that come there as volunteers, the first 40 or 50 hours can -- from what i understand in the co-op law, can be recognized as trainees. and they would become worker owners. that's my understanding of that. as far as the person that we have, one employee that was hired, at that time, and now the laws are changing with contracting, she was a contracted employee. so under that contract situation, it wasn't exactly the same as a regular, hired employee. and -- [ bell rings ]. >> -- as far as her injury we told her we would pay her when we had the money. we were waiting for a certain fund-raiser and we were going to reimburse her. that's my side of that, and i hope you take that into consideration. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm jim drago and i own cheap pete's. this is my fifth year of owning it. one thing i wanted to point out is about half of the employees we have, 85 employees, all live and work in san francisco. we've done a r

yet another problem with co-packers.e're burning a lot of money transporting product from the co-packer to our storage facility. we need to build a factory right away. how much money does this business need to go to the next level? >> i think whatever it takes to build a facility. >> have you looked at any? >> yeah. >> what's the output? how many--what's the production capacity? >> quadruple what we could get-- what we could bring in now. >> for every one you make today, in a new facility, you could make four? >> correct. >> where's the facility at? >> the building we're looking at is in keyport. >> can you take me to see it? >> i could. >> all right, so this is it. it's been vacant for 25 years, and there's so much crap in it, it's unbelievable, you know-- >> don't be too enthusiastic. >> yeah, well, you know, the roof's been leaking, the stuff fell, it was flooded, it's-- who knows what you're gonna find in there, but-- >> and then more after the storm. >> i personally think it's beautiful. i love the building, i love

cos we're killing each other. it's black—on—black.ss. on the wind, another emergency. the anguish was overwhelming for freda and peter mulla when they found out their son gadi had been stabbed. the 15—year—old is now recovering. he was attacked on his way home from football training. "let him be alive, god, please, let him be alive," that was my concern at that point, those were my feelings as a mum. what i actually remember is i heard i got stabbed here, as you can see, the things there now. i got an entry wound, stabbed in here. and i did not see him actually aim for there. i didn't know and then i remember he stabbed me here and i think i tried to grab the knife off him and then i wasjust screaming. and those few minutes of violence are now forcing this family to question everything. so they're saying the best thing to do is to move out of the area. that's their fear. it shouldn't be like that. it is not new, so you've just got to live with it. but for gadi, there's a realism fuelled by social media. they are always showing you vid

. >> after and can you guess our special masked co-host?> do do do do do do. >>> welcome, everyone. i'm ready to unmask my celebrity guest co-host. who do you think it is? robin thicke. we're so excited to have you. we're going to talk the masked single and music and all that. i know you get surprised on "the masked singer," but just wait until you see the epic surprise we have for you. you do not want to miss it. but first can you help me tee up our top story. >> let's do it. prince harry is fighting back to protect his wife, duchess meghan. >> after lawyers for meghan filed a lawsuit against a british newspaper, harry came out swinging saying, quote, my deepest fear is history repeating itself. i lost my mother and now i watch my wife falling victim to the same powerful forces. >> this news came as a bombshell, not just to the british press, but also to palace aides also apparently who were kept in the dark. >> meghan is suing "the mail on sunday" over their publication of a private letter she wrote to her father thomas markle where she p

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you wrote it, directed it, co-created. >> i co-created it with liz merry weather. >> well, you guys haveet. we know this because our lauren zima stopped by. >> we're gonna wanna get her good side. she has a side she likes. >> lake sure likes to blow off steam on the set. >> hi, mr. repairman. >> they call me the hammer. >> it's season two of lake and dax shepard living on a farm in the country after leaving new york. sound familiar? ♪ green acres is the place to be ♪ >> will there ever be a "bless this mess" theme song? >> going country kind of appeals to lake in real life. >> my husband and i do daily dream about sort of upping and going into -- you know, buying a lot of dirt somewhere and calling it our own. >> we left l.a. to head out into nature for the show and i wore the wrong shoes. >> gosh, honey, i just stepped in a cow patty. maybe it was a horse patty. >> a lot of animal work. cows -- >> too much animal work. >> they're attacking me. >> they don't care about television. they don't care if they're good or bad on a show. >> what's harder, wrangling your own kids or wrangling the

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. >>> we've got some single parent surprises for our guest co-hosts taran killam and laet meester. >>good morning evening everyone. we have exclusive. >> the emmy winner, now known as inmate number 77806-112 had a 5:00 a.m. wake k up call. felicity's allowed to shower once a day and shares a room and open toilet with three other inmates. but what's it really like inside felicity's low security prison? >> it's no picnic. >> "e.t." spoke with amy povah. she served nine years in the dublin, california facility. the prison's been called club fed in the past, but amy doesn't like that. >> i can't stress how traumatic wear, including underwear, that has been worn by other people. you are inspected nude. >> in addition to that strip search, inmates are generally finger printed on day one. and there's the food.chenu toda? a hamburger with a choice of tater tots or baked potato. >> one of the things that gets old is the food. to this day i can't eat oatmeal. >> felicity is expected to be released a week from sunday. her husband actor william h. macy was seen back in l.a. today driving his pors

i'm co-hosting ♪ >>> well, now look at that motley crew right there.w was it joining that family? >> they are. they were so nice. it reminded me of the atmosphere in the wwe. >> and you've also signed on to join another squad, the suicide squad. >> i can tell you this. james gunn directing, an amazing cast and the movie will kick ass. that's all that i can say. >> that's all. you better be glad it's a 30-minute show or i would have stayed on yourjolie is playing a super hero too in the marvel universe, but before that, she's back as disney villainess maleficent. tapping into a theme for the movie, of course, is maleficent not wanting daughter to kind of find her way. talking to the mommas in the room are you now having that problem letting the kiddos go? >> it's hard to make that separation. it was for me. it was challenging. >> i just sent one off, but he was so -- i'm so proud of him. i'm so excited. i feel like my world expands as their world expands. i learn so much from them and i love this stage. maddox is off to college, but angie's had the rest

if they do, they could potentially then force the white house to co—operate.ld open the door in this letter to this idea of cooperating. but also you have a parallel procedure going on in the senate, where there is a senate judiciary committee. and we heard from a leading voice from the senate that he is going to call then rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney. so you can see republicans trying to turn the tables, muddy the waters and get the conversation off the topic of the president asking a foreign leader to interfere in the 2020 election. meanwhile, though, opinion polls show that support for an impeachment enquiry is increasing and that is troubling republicans behind closed doors. also making news today, the us has imposed visa restrictions on chinese officials it believes have been involved in abuses against ethnic uighur muslims. it says the measure complements monday's move to blacklist 28 chinese organisations, saying they were involved in a campaign of repression and surveillance against the minority groups. china accuses washington of i

>> "the morning show" co-exec producers posed with tim cook. friday his apple tv plus service will stream jen's first series in 15 years. >> i've let you bozos handle this long enough. >> are you ready for us all to see this? >> oh, my gosh i think so. >> really ready. let's birth this baby. >> joining them? mindy kali and oprah -- maybe. >> that may happen. that may happen. journalists who'd be their dream interview? >> right there. >> ah. >> right there, ladies and gentlemen. >> this is a pretty big get. the return to television, jen is back. >> we've got each other so we're good. >> i'm still stuck on the fact that she got more than 1 million follows in five hours. that's bananas. you know you can catch "the morning show" on apple tv plus starting on vember 1st. >>> now to "dancing with the stars." fan favorites kate flannery and karamo brown were on the chopping block last night, but ultimately the "queer eye" star was sent home. >> i've got to save kate and pasha. >> listen, if you're going to go out on a show you go out with beyonce, feel

conyers opposed the death penalty and fought the police brutality and he also led -- co-led, led a co-sponsor for the veeting right - voting rights of 1965 -- 1965. mr. conyers also assisted in passing the help america vote act, the violence against women, the motor vehicle bill, the jazz preservation act, and the martin luther king holiday act. i am joined today by a number of my colleagues who will be joining me to give remarks and it's with honor that i now bring forth my colleague, donald payne, whose father served with ohn conyers. mr. payne: mr. speaker, let me first thank the gentlelady from detroit for her leadership on this issue tonight. we felt it was only fitting that she lead us in this special order hour for mr. conyers. former e to honor the congressman, john james conyers, ,fter his passing on october 27 2019. i'd like to start by offering my thoughts and prayers to his wife, monica, and his sons, john and carl, during this time of loss. mr. conyers spent 53 years as a congressman from michigan, mostly from districts in and around the detroit area. mr. conyers was the third lo

with that i yield to our -- my co-chair, our distinguished co-chair, vice hair of the house democratic caucus, katherine clark. ms. clark: thank you so much, mr. chairman. you.ood morning to all of this week, the house will for the our work people. today, we're going to vote to armenian genocide. we are also going to vote on bills to protect and preserve over 3.5 million acres lands, preserving cultural sites, and protecting wildlife, wilderness, and from oil and gas development. as the chairman said, we are to be building on our commitment to lower prescription vote on s, and we will legislation to increase negotiations n between pharmacy benefit managers and drug manufacturers, insurers, pharmacies, and consumers. additionally, we will take steps tackle the public health crisis facing many people but in cially young people america by passing legislation age quire in-person verification upon the delivery f online purchases of e-cigarette and vapor products. voting ges that we are on this week will ultimately make health care costs more for american families as well e legislating as in

i was exclusively on the london set where his co-star emilia clarke had her own henry confession.in love with him in "crazy rich asians," like the rest of us? >> oh, my god, yes. you came on the screen and i was like ah god. >> i'm gonna be blushing even more than i am. >> good lord that's the single most attractive man i've ever seen in my life. >> hubba hubba. ♪ i won't let you down >> sure, henry's starring in this rom-com now, but according to director paul feig, the studio wasn't so keen on casting him at first. >> the studio didn't know if he was going to be a star or not. finally when "crazy rich asians" opened and did so well it was like, hey, i got a great guy for this role and then here comes henry. ♪ last christmas i gave you my heart ♪ >> the movie's called "last christmas" based off of george michael's song. i understand there's even more george michael music throughout. >> oh, yeah. >> unreleased music. >> unreleased music. >> how do you get that? >> well, you're emma thompson. >> i was asked years ago, years ago, actually seven years ago to write a piece based upon

"the talk's" cheryl underwood here as our guest co-host. this was a hot topic on your show. >> yes, it was. most of the comments came from marie, sharon and myself. >> there's a lot to say about this. a word of warning. the allegations are disturbing and had matt's former colleagues visibly shaken. >> this is shocking and appalling. >> you know, it's very, very difficult. >> i think we're just going to continue to process this part of this horrific story. >> i think i speak for all of us. we are disturbed to our core. >> yeah. >> this morning savannah and hoda were grappling with a horrific new claim about their former "today show" co-host matt lauer. in excerpts from ronan farrow's new book "catch and kill" this woman brooke nevils alleges that lauer anally raped her while they were in sochi, russia covering the 2014 winter olympics. nevils worked for anchor meredith viera. >> i'm brooke nevils. i'm meredith's right hand. >> in the excerpts nevils claims that lauer invited her to his hotel room after a night of drinks and then, quote, push

. >>> plus our special guest co-host. >> i am chris sullivan. >> from "this is us." don't make me cry. >> hey, man, no promises. >>> welcome to you. welcome to our special guest host chris sullivan. glad to have you here. >> thank you so much. i'm chris sullivan. >> you've been dying to do that. >> forever. >> we'll get into tonight's episode, okay? >> great. >>> this news story has more drama than "this is us." things just got worse for lori loughlin. >> that's felicity in her dark green inmate uniform walking the prison grounds and holding hands with husband william h. macy. the couple spent just a few minutes outside, but macy was there for most of sunday arriving at the prison at 8:15 a.m. and leaving six hours later, around 2:15 in the afternoon. >> how's she holding up in there? >> is she making friends? >> the oscar-nominated actor stopped by starbucks on his way to the facility in dublin, california where felicity is serving a 14-day sentence for her role in the college admissions scandal. a source tells "e.t." felicity considers her husband a rock and very s

prince died of an accidental drug overdose in 2016 but had already chosen a co-author for his autobiography the young journalist and found on pipe and bring the book contains princes in complete text and never before seen photos notes and hand written written lyrics. and david leavitt is here with me you've had a peek at the book this is as close to an autobiography as we're ever going to get i mean prince had turned on the idea of a memoir before suddenly changed his mind in 2016 why well that is a pretty big question because prince was always a very elusive kind of artist in some ways more persona than person as far as we could see but what his co-author dan pipe in bring says is that prince in his last years started to feel that he had a lot to say that he couldn't express just in music he was increasingly political particularly passionate about the black lives matter movement and also he started to think about his own mortality and what he was going to be leaving behind and that was possibly also because his great friend and musical rival michael jackson had also died you know when i wa

but the white house has confirmed it will not co—operate with the impeachment inquiry.cial letter to democratic party leaders claims the process is "constitutionally illegitimate", and accuses them of seeking to rewrite the 2016 election. mr trump has blocked one key witness, the us ambassador to the european union, from giving evidence to congress, and democrats have now issued a subpoena to try to force him. more legal wrangles are likely. this from our reporter peter bowes. a clash at the heart of american government. the white house flexing its muscle and refusing to have anything to do with the democrats‘ impeachment enquiry in the house of representatives. in an 8—page letter, the president's lawyer says the enquiry "violates fundamental fairness", and "lacks any legitimate constitutional foundation". it accuses the democrats of seeking to overturn the results of the 2016 election, and deprive the american people of the president they've freely chosen. the white house believes the enquiry is flawed because it's moving forward without a vote on the floor of the hou

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that's why i'm proud to co-sponsor this. by applying targeted sanctions against those directly responsible for the operations, we're sending a message to the erdogan government that the u.s. will hold them liable for their actions. if he does not want to act like a nato nation, then his government will feel the repercussions of such decisions. i really want to thank chairman engel and ranking member mc caller: for -- mccaul for their steadfast leadership on the foreign affairs committee and i commend them for their ability to work in a bipartisan manner to advance measures in america's interest. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas reserves. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: it's now my pleasure to yield one minute to our speaker of the house, the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is ecognized. the speaker: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the g

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>> then from dancing to co-hosting. >> okay.the late-breaking hollywood news, go to et.com. >> before we go, check out the video from scottish singer-songwriter for "someone you love." the 22-year-old artist just hit number one and he is continuing his north american tour this weekend in toronto. enjoy it and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye. ♪ let my guard down and then you pull the rug ♪ ♪ i was getting kind of used to being ♪ ♪ and i decided to close my eyes but it hurts and i fall into your arms ♪ ♪ i'll be safe till we come back the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>and our breaking news tonight is aire that is burning right now fire crews are continuing to battle a brush fire and napa county right now cal fire says more than 500 acres has burned and this fire is only 30% contained right now. thank you so much for joining us here on kr

we had reported last week that at an all hands meeting, the new co-ceos and remaineing co-founder toldo expect cuts coming in october. taylor: you mentioned selling off assets. we note they were looking to sell off a stake in wing. and then there was group about an elementary school that they are thinking maybe does not align with our core business. what do we know about how the selloff of these stakes are going? ellen: there have been some side businesses wework acquired which includes meetup, conductor -- these are acquisitions the company has made over the years that they hope to be able to sell off. when you look at the scale of wework's losses, it is not clear to me and two other observers that some of these asset sales will make a huge dent in the amount of money that they need to figure out how to get back. i think it is unclear how that strategy will go. wegrow is in a different case. this is a business that was started within wework, started by rebecca newman, the wife of the ceo adam neumann. she found it wegrow, an elementary school. this was just a side business that wework

i want to thank my co sponsors, supervisor peskin, haney and mar. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor fewer. supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, madam clerk. harvey milk said, every gay person must come out as difficult as it is, you must tell your immediate family, you must tell your relatives and friends if they are your friends. you must tell the people you work with, you must tell the people in the stores you shop in. when they realize that we are their children that we are in deed everywhere every myth, lie will be destroyed once and all and when you do you will feel so much better. colleagues, this friday is the 31st annual national coming out date which marks the anniversary of the national march on washington for lesbian and gray rights. it's important and it's also as harvey milk new important. if we aren't out, we aren't seeing, we don't count and we aren't counted. that's why i am introducing a request for a hearing on the city's fiscal year 2018-2019 sexual orientation and gender identity reports. passed by the board of su

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: i have a co-ceo and a co-cio, and he's been with me since 1989, and in that period of time, we more than just complete each other's sentences. the founding impulse of the hedge fund idea is independence of thinking. it's the opposite of investing by committee, and the st hedge fund folks, of course, were by themselves. they were sort of privateers on the world's investment oceans, and i never thought that the craft would be susceptible to an organizational approach, team approach, and i actually never really thought that i would be able to be a good manager and a good team leader. the way it actually by which we attempt to train people to accept responsibility to deliver trustworthy insights, inputs, to have done the work, to have commissioned the work, but john or i generally approve every meaningful position and certainly every-- we have deep discussions about every large position. you have an image, thoug of being a person that strikes fear in a lot of ceos. that they're going to get a call from paul singer. so does that image bother you, that you have an image of being a tough p

i want to thank my fellow small member, committee representative hagedorn, for co-sponsoring and co-leading this bipartisan piece of me.slation with this bill helps strengthen the women's business centers program than 100 s more women's business centers, also w.b.c.'s, across the country and in the district i represent in kansas. small enters provides business owners, many of whom are socially and economically critical ged with counseling and training at all stages of their business development. any w.b.c.'s provide multilingual services, maintain evening and weekend hours to full odate clients with work time and allow children who work full time and -- who work and allow children to attend sessions with their mothers. the values of w.b.c.'s cannot be overstated. are the fastest growing sector of entrepreneurs in our country. up until 1988 women would have a hard time pplying a small business loan without having a male relative co-signing it. now more than 11.6 million the united states are owned by women and 5.4 businesses are owned by women of color. many gh we made progress, unique chall

opposed the death penalty and fought the police brutality and he also led -- co-led, led a co-sponsor for the veeting right - voting rights of 1965 -- 1965. mr. conyers also assisted in passing the help america vote act, the violence against women, the motor vehicle bill, the jazz preservation act, and the martin luther king holiday act. i am joined today by a number of my colleagues who will be joining me to give remarks and it's with honor that i now bring forth my colleague, donald payne, whose father served with ohn conyers. mr. payne: mr. speaker, let me first thank the gentlelady from detroit for her leadership on this issue tonight. we felt it was only fitting that she lead us in this special order hour for mr. conyers. former e to honor the congressman, john james conyers, ,fter his passing on october 27 2019. i'd like to start by offering my thoughts and prayers to his wife, monica, and his sons, dur loss. mr. conyers spent 53 years as a congressman from michigan, mostly from districts in and around the detroit area. mr. conyers was the third longest serving congressman and t

lucas the hut has leased his 7 hectares to the co-operative. he's happy to drive a tractor and not have to manage his own small farm. he's one of about 600 members of the cooperative farming operation. it's not run on organic principles and it has vast fields. who sent over work is there at the big machines we use here cost a lot of money. you can even use them on smaller fields it's probably not a good idea to have such enormous fields but i have no idea what would be better only time will tell. the co-operative got funds from the e.u. to modernize its counter shed it has 1500 head of cattle. around a 3rd of the employees work with the livestock. and the agro yes they need to co-operative gets about $200.00 euros per hectare per year from the european union. not become just probably if he were to cap it's payment it would hit our business hard given current prices our farm would make a loss but on subsidies if they were cut we would immediately be in the red we would have to get rid of our cows it wouldn't be economically viable to keep up. th

the company called brick was co-founded with my colleagues eric and david colby and a few other people who were part of that he did not work and the biggest challenge was having stable internet connectivity with time and specifically early this year . there was new though brick acquired surf internet so there are fixed wireless hotspots and also mobile wireless hotspots right right. now the cost of connectivity is still high and what the network by brick allows is for storage of some content so that you can still access useful content. on the brick and save up on using your internet connectivity charges so it's actually quite exciting although i'm not longer actively part of the company but i continue to remain. a supporter there of and i can see how that's taken off because i mean as you mentioned data across all the content are exceptionally high i can think of so after for example you know this week on the program we had a nigerian woman and she was talking about her if it's in training women up for the tech sector the industry that you work in a she talked about how difficult it is

please say hello to our special guest co-host, deietrick vader. >> "e.t."e to the set. >> we sure did. first, we have to take care of a little news. >> absolutely. the stop story. >> kevin hart breaks his silence after his near fatal crash and what caused the accident? >> the roof is crushed and the car is pretty totaled. >> the startling 35 report has 32 photos of kevin's mangles 1972 care cuda. you can see the crushed roof and shattered windshield. according to the investigation, his friend, jared stanton black when his reckless sudden and accelerati his girlfriend was in the back and it was converted into a storage area and no longer actually had seats.aid black wa under the influence of drugs or alcohol and also states no one properly. after the crash, kevin quote exited the vehicle and 11th the scene of the collision. after the report revealed kevin caused the crash, he released a statement through his attorney, quote, i have nothing but love for him and rebecca and wish them a speedy recovery. as for kevin's recovery, he's not planning to go back to w

i also, of course, want to thank my co-chair of the georgia caucus and co-author of h.r. 598, the georgia support act, mr. kinzinger, who has been a wonderful partner and always willing to look at an issue thoughtfully and put himself sometimes at political risk in showing intestinal fortitude and we salute you too, mr. kinzinger. this legislation asserts the united states continues -- united states' continued support for the independence and sovereignty of georgia. it supports georgia's continued democratic development, including free and fair elections, and affirms u.s. opposition to russian aggression in the region. which is not, as has been noted, theoretical. russian troops occupy areas of georgia. russia has fomented unrest, aided separatist movements and committed serious human rights violations, including ongoing detentions and killings. russian forces continue to harass civilian communities along the administrative borderline, and impede the right of the return of internally displaced persons. even moving that administrative boundary line arbitrarily. just a few weeks ago, tensio

the first photo she posted was a selfie with her former "friends" co-stars.on joining instagram led to an influx of followers, likes, and comments, which caused technical problems. she broke the record for the fastest time for an instagram account to reach one million followers. it took five hours and 16 minutes. anne-marie? >> you know who she snagged that record from? the sussexes, harry and meghan. they had the record before. didn't hold on to for long. >> wow. wow. that's a neat one. but i -- what's funny is i saw it, you know, floating around twitter that she joined instagram. i was like, oh, let me check this out. i went to find it. so to the point about just there being technical issues, couldn't find her. i thought she came to the party and left quickly. >> oh. there you go. all right. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you, diane. >> you got it. >>> still ahead, music for everyone. how a special shirt is helping deaf people experience music. ♪ take a moment. to unwrap, with lindor. a milk chocolate shell with a smooth, melting cent

and the father was her co-worker, norman clark. when brittany told you that she was having a child with norman what did you think? >> kind of shocked at first. surprised. didn't know how to feel. >> did you think it was a mistake or were you just -- it's a blessing to have a baby? >> it was a blessing to her and so i guess when the shock wears off you're just happy for her and you're just there to do whatever you can to support her. >> norman says the baby certainly wasn't planned but he says brittany was still his best friend and he took the whole thing in stride. >> i was happy for her because i knew she wanted to have a baby. but at the time she was still marryed? >> so this is starting to get a little messy, got a baby. she's now divorcing her husband who found out about you. >> well, i wouldn't necessarily say it was messy. it was complicated. >> this wouldn't be norman's first experience with parenthood. a year earlier he had a baby girl with a nashville woman he had been seeing. norman helped to support his daughter and says