it's not up to the standards that container store would like it to be to be in an "a" position.uessing it's there because of the actual sales results that exist. and that's a function of price, the branding, the messaging -- all the things we need to fix. the main reason that murchison products are so expensive is that they're manufactured in one state, the distributed out of another state. what we need to do is bring it all under one roof. so i'm bringing max to visual pak today... max: oh, wow. lemonis: ...an organization that could actually do everything in one spot, eliminating all those extra costs. we're also gonna drive down the cost of our ingredients. timothy: you might have a chemical equivalent that we buy in really, really large volume. lemonis: you will get a pretty heavy discount on fragrance and poundage. max: good to know. lemonis: so the more we save, we're gonna be able to drive down our wholesale price, which ultimately drives down the retail price. i also want to start eliminating some of our product categories. so we need units and dollars. max: uh, counter-

the radioactive material that will be stored here is low to intermediate level waste much of it is rubble from disassembled nuclear power plants the waste containers will be stored in chambers like these and sealed off with cement the big danger is rain or groundwater entering the chambers so that radioactivity leeches out and contaminates the soil. that's it's easier to get safeguarded by barriers the main barrier is against thick layer of clay that lies over the top of this mine what does it hold back the heads events the ground water from entering the mine or contaminants from the mine seeping into the groundwater. it keeps them separate and us. the site has to be completed by 2027. tunnelling machines or through the earth there are expansion joints overhead because the rock is moving. in congress in the us and the joints allow a little bit of give they let things move a bit to stabilize the situation this is the principle of underground cavity mining we spray here and anchor it down there. underground it's 30 degrees celsius shot create or sprayed concrete is used to line the tunnels. the repository is expected to cost $4200000000.00 euros 60

. >> i want to go to the container store now. >> i need help.ah ye >> you need the professionals? "men in black" franchise. chris hemsworth and tessa thompson. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's check in with melissa mollet and the first 4 traffic. >> couple obl pros downtown right now. franconia to vandoorne street. vehicle is sideways. southbound gw parkway between beltway and turkey run, flooding blocking the left side. and there's a crash in the northbound lanes. arlington outbound roosevege brid flooding again blocking some lanes app z we head north, randolph road near irklawn, poliestigation blocking >> all right. thank you. we will get a look at the forecast when we come back. stay with us. >>> cloudy skies and dry right now across the area. earlier rainfl has exited to the north and east. this rain will be moving in during the afternoon hours ahead of a cold front. and we could see another front. peeks of sun out there. the more sun, the more fuel for those storms later. highs today and tomorrow in the mid to upper 70s. breezy with beautiful sun tomorr

. >> i'm going to the container store now. >> it is so pretty. >> let's organize! so happy. >> so cute >>> we have a packed half hour ahead including the new faces of the popular "men in black" franchise. chris hems worworth and tessa thompson here. >> i'm going to flip-flop my way over to the food >>> good morning, 8:26, i'm marcus washington. meteorologist kari hall said there's a cooldown going on. this might be the time to clear the brush. reminding you to get rid of brush along with trimming that could catch fire. the deadline is sunday. >>> oracle arena, where the warriors will hopefully go out with a win. win or lose, this will be the warriors' final game in oracle. mike, definitely a lot of traffic in that area? >> yeah. over here, we're looking for the watch part. over here, around capital expressway, overall, citizens valley heading north, moving nicely. so is the rest of the bay. lightening with volume. dunbar bridge, towards the peninsula, slow. and almost always slow for san mateo and hayward. on the other side of the bridge. and despite what's going o

one man severely burned, apparently the cause was a container of refrigerant which was being stored inined butane and apparently found an ignition source. that stuff is not supposed be stored inside of homes. so there is significant damage to the house. broken windows, it blew some of the sheet rock off of the walls and the family that lived there is planning on living in an rv on the property as two of the family members hopefully recover this morning. >>> after numerous campaign style rallies and events since taking office, president trump is officially wanting his reelection campaign today. it appears that he wants to make immigration a central focus once again. the president tweeted out yesterday that ice will start deporting millions of people next week. later, an administration official said the effort would focus on more than 1 million people who have been issued final deportation orders by a federal judge. >>> the oakland mayor who has butted heads with the president over ice raids in the past had this to say saying if you continue to threaten and target and terrorize families

two canisters that contained the home. e being stored inside >>on the canisters was leaking. it found an ignition source inside the residence which caused the explosion. >> a total of five people were inside the home at the time and three escaped unharmed. teams will inspect the house later today and investigators believe the blast was an accident. >>> in an exclusive interview with kpix 5, an attorney doubles down on claims that the toronto raptors owner assaulted a deputy. >> no options are being rolled out as to how to rectify the is president allegedly got physical with an alameda county sheriff's deputy at the end of game 6. they say that he tried to get onto the court for the post game celebration but lacked credentials. he hasn't been able to return to work due to injuries. >> a temporomandibular joint injury which is a serious jaw injury. >> some have suggested that the deputy stopped the president because of his race and the attorney said that is not true. the raptors are cooperating with authorities and they look forward to resolving the situation. >> in toronto, fo

one of the largest cocaine busts in the american history. 17 tonsf cocaine was found stored in seven shipping containersd a ship docked in the city's harbor. court documents say most of it was being shipped to europe. drug agents say cocaine is making a comeback just threehs mont ago two tons of cane was found in the port of new york in new ayrsey. >>> tis one of the oldest e u.s. markingn the end of slavery in this country. that celebration started on june 1ie when union soldrs announ announced to slave in the galvest galveston, texas, they were free. 46 states and the district recognize juneenth has a holiday. >>> matter of weeks americans and the world for that matter will celebrate 50 years since the moon landing. >> in honor of that anniversary, the air and space museum will soonxh open a new eit celebrating the achievement and the man who took those first eps on the lunar service. peek.is a sneak >> i know about moon rocks and this is one right here. >> reporter: there are certain moments we know. >> yeah, i think that's a moon rock. >> reporter: or remember as folks of all agents explore the air

store carted them. now according to the research published today in the medical journal a journal jama pediatrics. almost half of tobacco in vape shops illegally sold nicotine. containing products to the teens, the researchers found liquor stores supermarkets. and pharmacies were significantly more likely to check for id. according to a report released last year nearly 40% of 12th graders now say they use cigarette devices. >>we are learning more tonight about one of the people who died in a hit and run collision in the bayview over the weekend a close family friend says one victim was killed just a few feet away from her church. force has it monday on has the story. >>love it life may carry mother a devout member of her church killed in a hit and run collision will her name was sailor had whole 49 year-old rahho was on her way home after a night of baby city she was the passenger in the left or right year that was broadsided by a red light runner, traveling 3rd street at paul avenue sunday around one 15 the driver of the lift and or i'll hold both died of the sea the intersection just so happens to be the location of the lacey of are not the church where she worshiped

container, branded farrell's, that they could fill up. mike: that would be great for birthday parties as an option where the kids can come into the candy store cyo container. mike: right. and that's their goody bag. sandy: you know, this is great idea, but for our stores, it just means mess on the floor with the kids spilling it. we've got issues of opening them at the table. lemonis: so you don't like this idea for your store? sandy: for our store, no. lemonis: respectfully, i don't agree. sandy: travis, operationally, do we have staff to be able to keep up with that on the floor, what that's gonna look like on a friday, saturday, and sunday? travis: to me, it works. -lemonis: so you like that. -travis: i do like it, yeah. lemonis: and you're worried about? sandy: the mess. lemonis: i have no idea why sandy was assigned to be in charge of the candy store. she's -- she's not good at it. i want their store to look exactly like it looks here -- fun and colorful and stocked. or is it just a restaurant that sells candy? paul: no, it needs to be an experience. ♪ lemonis: it was great to see the candy store at universal. we learned a lot. but what

and officers on scene believed that this was caused by containers of refrigerant that were stored inside the home and that included butane and some sort of ignition source. that blue sheet rock off of walls. apparently the family that has lost their home lands on living in an rv on the they continue to assess the damage. >>> a key defendant in the ghost ship trial will continue testifying before a jury today. yesterday, he said he did not organize a concert the night of the fatal fire. max harris is accused of laying a central role in the deaths of 36 people. he was hired as the creative director, harris downplayed his role describing it as janitorial. he was inside the oakland warehouse in 2016 when the flames broke out. he claims he tried to put it out with a fire extinguisher and called for help. it was a tough day of testimony for victim family members. >> they definitely need to be held accountable. personally, i can only speak for myself because of the type of person i am, i don't see how jail will solve anything. >> later this morning, rris will face cross-examination. >>> custome

different container, trent lott yeah, just i don't know is that a problem too that it doesn't say anything on the label anymore. >>yes we actually to recommend for parents and caregivers to storemetic products in their original containers. >>and then what else just keep things out of reach of children but what are some of the i guess tips that parents can do to try make their casters all safer. >>good news is that parents and caregivers to take a free few simple steps to decrease the injury risk to their kids. we recommend for parents think of caregiver says store cosmetic products similar to how this story medications actually so we want them to store them up away and out of sight as kids in their original containers i said and also in the cabinet or closet, that's locked her latched is fast. ok very good thanks a lot for the advice. all right. thank you you bet have a great day. >>tell you that was a 9.37 we'll take a quick break coming up afterwards though we have changes. people pay to park at bart stations will tell you help are trying to encourage more people to carpool. >>and here's a quick live look outside the san mateo bridge where traffic yes it's moving slow. but p

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here ist container where our two club engines were stored. >> the police were unable to uncover any additionalbut that night, tricia received a phone call from a model railway shop in hempstead, a town 90 minutes from kent by car. and man was offering to sell some model trains. but when asked about paperwork, a requirement for all engines, the man drove off. >> it was a matter of seconds, he said, when his helper in his shop came out and said you'll four locos, i've had stolen. from their, we have had no leads. that people will lead them somewhere, because they cannot use them or get rid of them without the paperwork. and to the members, it would be lovely if they were found in a ditch somewhere or a field, anywhere, even if they were damaged. we have the facilities to prepare them. the members were quiet for a few weeks. lifted by thewere community around us who decided to do a giving page for us and raise money. >> donations to the club totaled over 5000 pounds, mostly from small contributions by friends, humanity members, other clubs, and complete strangers. >> the frowns and tears graduall

as human food is a risk more than $60000000.00 packages were taken off store shelves last month because they apparently contained wheat gluten that was tainted with the chemical melamine veterinarian offices are getting flooded with phone calls from concerned that over in the people on the other end of the phone so boring yes very very yes no official estimates on exactly how many have died so far but hundreds of cats have suffered my strong belief is that they were intentionally delaying the recall happened because they thought they were purchasing a certain protein product called wheat gluten that has actually a pretty high protein count when in fact they were buying wheat flour that had been laced with sign your it acid and melamine in order to pass it off as weak when the way they test protein sources is to do this to touch at the level of hydrogen in it and both sign erik acid and melamine have high levels of hydrogen so they just would inject the wheat flour with this these poisons and then pass it off as we couldn't and the reason they were doing that is that we couldn't cost a lot more per protein count

store carted the teens. according to the research almost half of tobacco and bake shops illegally sold nicotine containing productsagers. researchers found that liquor stores supermarkets and pharmacies we're more likely to check for id. a study released last year said nearly 40% of 12th graders say they use the cigarette devices. after 9 kids out of school for the summer unfortunately, though that means some will go hungry. >>what lawmakers are trying to do to make sure children are fed this summer. >>plus what ever happened to harriet tubman replacing andrew jackson on the $20 bill. the reason behind the holdup after the break and amid dozens of course deaths at race tracks a well known trainer has been evicted from santa anita and golden gate fields here in the bay area we'l >>welcome back to developing news tonight the death of another race horse at the santa anita racetrack saturday resulted in the eviction of its training that's right kron four's maureen kelly reports that the renowned racehorse trainer has. >>also been told that he's no longer welcome at golden gate fields in the east bay. >>the company tha

well as human food is at risk more than 60000000 packages were taken off store shelves last month because they apparently contained wheat gluten that was tainted with the chemical melamine veterinarian offices are getting flooded with phone calls from concerned that over in the people on the other end of the phone sound. yes very very yes no official estimates on exactly how many have died so far but hundreds of cats have suffered my strong belief is that they were intentionally delaying the recall happened because they thought they were purchasing a certain protein product called wheat gluten that has actually a pretty high protein count when in fact they were buying wheat flour that had been laced with sign your it acid and melamine in order to pass it off as weak when the way they test protein sources is to do this to touch at the level of hydrogen in it and both sign erik acid and melamine have high levels of hydrogen so they just would inject the wheat flour with this poisons and then pass it off as weak luden and the reason they were doing that is that we couldn't costs a lot more per protein count per ton t

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center for environmental health found two brands, penafiel and starkey contained levels of arsenic that are higher than tap water. stores like target, whole th. high lofarsenic can lead to birth defects and cancer, even organ damage in children. >>> meantime some young people could already be growing horns on the back of their skulls. that's right. there's an x-ray of one. new research tonight suggests these horns are from cell phone use. the researchers from the sunshine coast in australia argue that younger people shift their body posture to use modern technology, but critics point out there really isn't a proven connection yet between smartphones and those little horns. >>> well, as pride weekend approaches, one feathery same sex couple in san francisco is setting an example for all of us about what it takes to be good parents. meet eduardo and rio. they live on penguin island at the san francisco zoo. it's one of the most successful breeding programs for these types of penguins in the world, but the zoo says no one is better at raising little chicks than its all male couple. the two paired up about three years ago a

store card of the teams. according to the research published today in the medical journal jama pediatrics, almost half of the tobacco and they've shops in california illegally sold those nicotine containingagers. researchers found liquor stores and supermarkets and pharmacies were significantly more likely to check for id. according to a report released last year nearly 40% of 12th graders say they use the cigarette devices. >>president trump wants patients to know how much their health care services cost before they receive treatment. today the president signed an executive order requiring hospitals to disclose their pricing for services to the public. according to the white house patients will eventually be able to see the out of pocket, spending costs before they receive any care. president trump says once the costs are clearly defined. he expects they will drop. >>with this order hospitals will be required to publish prices that reflect what people actually pay for services in a way that's clear straightforward and accessible to all and you'll be able to pricc it. among many different potential providers you get great prices will come down by numbers that you won't even believe. >>to

store. quickly fred. took firefighters until that afternoon to contain the fire. you can see the building is a total loss. two adjacent businesses haves are been damaged. >> we're going to need to demolish portions of the building so investigators can get in. we are concerned about collapse in the building on the front and side. earlier this morning we had the back of theabling collapse back. >> no one was hurt when it collapsed. but seven people living behind the shop are deploys displaced the cause of the fire under investigation. >>> pg&e found evidence of a damage during a planned outage that cut power to more than 20,000 skmerps in the sierra foothills and. it was a preemptive move to dry to prevent damage in dry and windy conditions. crews found a total of five wind related issues during the planned outage. some included damage to overhead electrical wires. but all the damage was in the sierra foothills not in the north bay. pg&e report says they may not have gotten the word out about the power auto outages fast enough. they are working to november people be

store bags. it will eventually expand to cups and take all containers. >>> the main reason for the ban was it is impact on ecosystems. it ends up in our streets. it is washed into our creeks. the bay the ocean.>> reporter: dozens of businesses like the counter restaurant apollo also have gotten on board. joining a voluntary ban even before the city council's vote. >>> it is good for the environment. it is good for our future. >> reporter: which is not to say anyone likes the pastraws >>> i haven't found the big fans. a lot of understanding people. >> reporter: people who understand it is a small down payment on a cleaner future. >>> the feel of drinking is different. it is better for the environment. that makes me want it. apple the first phase of the band which includes plastic straws and plastic utensils knives and forks will go into effect on january 1 2020.>>> the days might be numbered for one of oakland's most notorious homeless encampments. people behind home depot say more people are moving in as they get pushed out of other encampments.>>> the police won't go there. public works will no

it contained the suspect in this case who apparently tried to break into a store.s move in and they get him. a warning tonight about fake gold. this happened in san francisco. a treasure trove of chinese artifacts at a construction site. you s the fake gold and the figurines that the scammers used and it worked. one person was swindled out of $67,000. police warn the scammers seem to target asian men in their 40s who speak man dar >>> drivers will have to pay more for gas starting on monday. prices will rise by a little more than a nickel. the money from the increase is supposed to go to fix roads and bridges across the state. >>> nba free agency is less than 24 hours away and fireworks are already lighting up the association. the warriors getting in on the action right away. we've got news on klay and more colle speculation on k.d. in sports. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar

it comes out of the tap and you can store it in any plastic container, a clean plastic container for up to 6 months. so find a container, fill it with water and label it and rotate it out. i use it to water my garden. >> of course everyone has plastic bottles which we are not really promoting but it is a common way to store it. >> yes. it's an easy way to pick up bottles to store it. just make sure you check the label. this one says june 2013. so convenient you have an end date on it. >> and there are other places where people have water stored in their houses. >> sure. if you have a water heater or access to the water heater to your house, you can drink that water and you can also drink the water that the in the tank of your toilet. ; not the bowl but in your tank. in any case if you are not totally sure about the age of your water or if you are not sure about it being totally clean, you can treat your water at home. there is two ways that you can treat your water at home and one is to use basic household bleach. the recommendation is 8 drops of bleach for ever gallon of water. you

containers halfway around the world. on our way from the harbor we visit the stores that sell it they tell us they only stock what customers want and the local farms couldn't meet the rising demand. these boxes have just made the journey from the us state of georgia where the modern chicken industry was born these are from the netherlands belgium more than they can get their hands on. this customer wants his chicken even cheaper florence 40 cooma argues she wouldn't even make a profit. with. the u.s. and brazil have also discovered the market for surplus legs and wings but europe is the top exporter to africa last year the e.u. dumped $135000.00 tonnes of. frozen chicken on the county and market alone for prices below the cost of production the equivalent of $112000000.00 birds an oversupply that gutted the domestic sector. this is the local competition and this is all listing alan kohler one of ghana's last farmers. he started with 200 birds. now he's got 22000 and the little ones aren't a hassle it's when they grow up. in. august and shows us a little trick for wayne their hands. and their pelvic bone keeps them quiet. b

religious rules of the app has already been removed from google store but apple doesn't see the problem. guidelines require that don't contain upsets in offensive content we reviewed the up and did not find a violation of our guidelines another point of criticism is the man behind the app use of out here is the founder of the rippin council for research he's known for praising suicide bombings against israeli calling it the highest form of jihad he's seen as an unofficial leader of the muslim brotherhood a group this considered by some countries as a terrorist organization in the past has been banned from entering britain france and the united states. the u.k. will not turn every depressants of those who seek to justify acts of terrorist violence or disburse fuse that could foster into community violence i indicated to the move good time him so that this person was not welcome on the torah dri of the french republic he will not come from the head of u.k. counterterrorism security office chris phillips believes the flatware up could affect the integration of muslims in europe in a negative way. apple study in my experience 3.

bigger stores have a wider selection of loose fruit and veg and now often let you fill your own reusable containers remember, it's no bags. it's the natural reaction, isn't it? while i am buying the packaged versions of the same ingredients. i can't wait to compare our spag bol hauls back at carlene's. why don't you tell me what yours is and i'll tell you what my shopping came to. 0k. £13.03. oh, my god. mine was £8.77. it's a big difference, isn't it? this isjust one meal. imagine that for a weekly shop, if you've got two or three kids. that's a big difference. the supermarket tesco says it's working to reduce plastic packaging but is also trying to reduce food waste. bbc breakfast'sjohn maguire has been in bristol this morning, to show us a shop which is trying to embrace a plastic—free future. good morning from zero green, a zero waste shop in bristol. it's been open for about a year now. stacey fordham, you're the boss. take us around, show us what you're selling and explain the concept. ok, so the concept of the shop is we are trying to encourage our customers to stop using single use plastic

lemonis: and this is the only loose-leaf container to take home? jeff: in this store.emonis: do you guys like tea? jeff: i'm not a tea drinker. lemonis: you're not a tea drinker? jeff: no. lemonis: are you guys trying to kill this store? why get into the tea business if you don't absolutely love it? i mean, it's now really obvious to me why this place looks so half-assed. if you don't have passion for it, it's gonna show to the customer. how much business does this location do? jeff: this one only is grossing right around $10,000. lemonis: so, how much does this store lose a month? jeff: $3,500, sometimes $5,000. lemonis: so, it can lose anywhere from $40,000 to $60,000 a year. jeff: yes. taylor: and currently, we own two other stores, this one and the one in austin, and i gm that store. lemonis: how many different teas do you carry? taylor: there's a signature set of 65 teas that are gonna have to be in every single store no matter what. lemonis: and so all of your tea comes from the same distributor? jeff: yes, sir. taylor: we have a tab that we've kind of gone too f