he says college students might also cut back how often they consume.travis jones, the corner bar andrill general manager:"with the budget that a college student's stuff like that is working on i can ness down."nat sot: "it looks just like wheat basically."clark neely is a texas a&m small grains and oil seed extension specialist.expert on barley. clark neely/specialist:"i think barley is probably going to be as susceptible as any other crop. i mean all crops are going to suffer if up and we see more and more drought so i think across the board will affect any crop that we if prices go up.. jones believes it may push people towards cheaper options.corner bar and grill general manager: "i think it would have an impact industry as well." (vicki) that was clay falls reporting. in 2017... 70 thousand acres of barley were harvested here in california... which is also home to many craft breweries. we'll

he says college students might also cut back how often they consume.travis jones, the corner bar and grill general manager:"with the budget that a college student's stuff like that is working on i can definitely see how it might be able to cut their business down."nat sot: "it looks just like wheat basically."clark neely is a texas a&m small grains and oil seed extension specialist.he's also an expert on barley.clark neely/specialist:"i think barley is probably going to be as susceptible as any other crop. i mean all crops are going to suffer if temperatures go up and we see more and more drought so i think that's kind of across the board will affect any crop that we grow. "if prices go up.. jones believes it may push people towards cheaper options.travis jones, the corner bar and grill general manager:"i think it would have an impact (vicki) that was clay falls reporting. in 2017... 70 thousand acres of barley were harvested here in california... which is also home to many craft breweries. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge. (anchor) time now to check on

the owner of the corner pocket bar says she didn't see sayem inside that night,but that the video ofontation looked bad for deputies and the man who admittedly drank too much.mary zabrowski business owner"they were both wrong. he should have showed him his id but the cops were a little excessive there, yes." (vicki) the sheriff's department says the deputy's report was consistent with what they saw on the dash cam video. (anny hong): sunny and warm with a only a few degrees of cooling through the weekend. more noted cooling to return early next week as fronts pass to our north with increasing onshore flow and a cooling airmass. any light rain from these fronts will likely stay north of sonoma county next week while high pressure builds over southern and central california by the second half. (vicki) for your health tonight... the u-s is seeing a mild flu season so far this year.(grant) that's according to the the c-d-c. it released a report today saying flu activity was minimal across 49 states. flu related deaths are also down for this time of year. the research is based on the tota

the owner of the corner pocket bar says she didn't see sayem inside that night,but that the confrontationd bad for deputies and the man who admittedly drank too much.mary zabrowskibusiness owner"they were both wrong. he should have showed him his id but the cops were a little excessive there, yes." (grant) (grant) that was nicole comstock reporting. the sheriff's department says the deputy's report was consistent with what they saw on the dash cam video. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (anny hong): sunny and warm with a only a few degrees of cooling through the weekend. more noted cooling to return early next week as fronts pass to our north with increasing onshore flow and a cooling airmass. any light rain from these fronts will likely stay north of sonoma county next week while high pressure builds over southern and central california by the second half. (vicki) coming up on kron 4 news at 5... just too violent. first friday called off in oakland. how that cit

bar. we are on the corner of tiffany and -- is that -- okay. we're from rock bar. don't let the name fool you. it's named after all the rocks that are on the outside of the building. someone swept in in the 70's and conned everybody into the thinking you'll never have to paint your building with all these fake rocks. when we took over six years ago from the woman who had had it for the last 30, we thought about getting rid of the rocks, but it was cost prohibitive. so we owned it, and we're more geo -- geology than we are super rock and roll. we're a neighborhood bar whose purpose is to give the neighborhood a fun, safe, and delicious place to belly-up and cool their heels. we've been on this corner for six years, like i was saying, but there has been a bar on that corner for 116 years, since 1902 when frank p.caulfield ran a tavern up there, and i've heard it was quite wild back in the day. while we can't guarantee that no noise will occur, when we did get that complaint, you know, to be honest, it -- we took it to heart. we're here for the neighborhood. i live in

lemonis: you've taken up a lot of space with a dead shoe bar that could have been a cashmere corner. lady: well, what if you had the bar, but you could have, you know, more access? i don't want someone to walk in and think, "i'm in a cashmere store." lemonis: you've taken up a lot of nice display spaces down the middle of the aisle because i have this big piece of wood. her ability to up-sell is minimized because she's back there. what is she gonna do? keep coming in and out? lady: can we step back for a second, and can i ask you -- if we take the bar out, then we're just gap on steroids. we're just a white box. i feel like the reason why this store is so cool is because we have the bar. lemonis: but it didn't work for this business. you opened up 13 of them, and they didn't work. what's the one thing that you would say you're not willing to compromise on? lady: i think the soul of the store. lemonis: the soul of the store is the most important thing? lady: i think so. i mean, the specialness. lemonis: it's obvious to me that lady is struggling to let go of the bar because that's how

were flying high and almost doubled their lead from a corner through the excellent new clash. barring a few exceptions this her team has been together for a long time coach included the trust they built up was plain to see players like salomon kalou valentino let's r.-o. and andre do go double tap his lead. all of these players have shown in recent weeks just how good they are. the party was on. the phone for the boys if there were any issues any concerns they said nothing so i said let's go out there and win this game was given them by him players trust their coach too but something's not clicking we have a few dishes and we've created loads of chances not just today but also in the last couple of games the right now the goals are missing we're not scoring to be diminishing what. we need to work hard every day and we will get better i guarantee it going to. take conflict at any time again he told against the heritage defense time and again he was kept at bay perhaps with byron need are fresh ideas something is certainly missing. ok so they did create chances but i can hope and was ha

to be able to run in this capacity and stacy abrams mural on the prominent corner in atlanta painted by a local artist when bar owner grant henry first hit on this idea he was afraid of negative reactions but then decided to do it and it way i feel like spacey abrams represents what the people really repartee represent and its openness and its freedom in its except of all people a start up in atlanta here stacey abrams meets with women who deeply admire her but not everyone agrees for manny rural voters she represents a major departure from their ideal candidate for statewide office own guns. no one's taken away and her republican opponent bryant camp called her an out of touch radical liberal unfit to run georgia but stacy abrams remains focused on her mission i am part of a group of people women and people color around this country who are transforming what the face of leadership looks like we're expanding the narrative of america and that's a good thing and i'm excited to be able to be in a position to do so. stacy abrams once called herself a proud daughter of the solve the election will show georgia it's

one time i was six i came to south of flowers here at the bar they beat me and did not let me south. i said in a corner and cried. we begin the day with a malfunction aboard a russian soyuz rocket that could have easily become a deadly fireball in the sky but it did instead the two men on board kept their cool and their lives and when they aborted attempts to escape gravity instead letting our planet pull them back down to safety now an image of the two astronauts being shaken in their council what it first resembled a social media jeff well it turned out to be the moment that the soyuz rocket failed on its way to the international space station now this kind of malfunction has never happened in the history of the i assess and it cannot be brushed aside because for now the only way to get to the space station is with a soyuz rocket. safe and well with the medical equipment the only sign of their ordeal a few hours early yet the two astronauts have been all smiles ready to spend six months aboard the international space station three two one engines of initially things look to be going to plan. and ther

to be able to run in this capacity and stacy abrams mural on the prominent corner in atlanta painted by a local artist when bar owner grant henry first hit on this idea he was afraid of negative reactions but then decided to do it anyway i feel like stacy abrams represents what people really refer to represent in its openness and its freedom in its acceptance of all people a start up in atlanta here stacey abrams meets with women who deeply admire her but not everyone agrees for manny rural voters she represents a major departure from their ideal candidate for statewide office. no one's taken away and her republican opponent bryant camp called her an out of touch radical liberal unfit to run georgia but stacy abrams remains focused on her mission i am part of a group of people women and people color around this country who are transforming what the face of leadership looks like we're expanding the narrative of america and that's a good thing and i'm excited to be able to be in a position to do so. stacy abrams once called herself a proud daughter of the cells the election will show georgia is ready for her. an

one time i was six i came to sell the flowers here at the bar they beat me and did not let me sell flowers i said in a corner and cried obama. facing this kind of abuse for prolonged periods of time causes what is known as toxic stress in children something angio workers are growing increasingly worried about. nadine with as part of a team that runs the fund bus an initiative aimed at believe using the children suffering on the streets. for a couple of hours each week they can come inside the bus a safe space away from the gaze of the passers by to do arts and crafts. they said that it helps them release if you give a child a piece of paper cardboard and glue and then they can make something out of it the child gets to feel powerful which he normally does not get to feel yet they might but the bus is by no means a sustainable solution for syrian street children in beirut it can fit a maximum of fifteen children at a time. syrian children account for three out of four children living and working on the streets of lebanon. resources to help them are overstretched leaving children like use a phenomenon with no

one time i was six i came to sell the flowers here at the bar they beat me and did not let me sell flowers i said in a corner and cried obama. facing this kind of abuse for prolonged periods of time causes what is known as toxic stress and children something and you know workers are growing increasingly worried about. whoever that about let's say a kid spends four to five years on the streets if he stays in lebanon or goes back to syria the pressures he faced on the streets will remain with him he won't be able to do his work properly you just know that no we are talking about children instead of being at school they are being lost i've got that and this is affecting an entire generation about that was that he was yet nadine was as part of a team that runs the fund us an initiative aimed at believe eating the children suffering on the streets. for a couple of hours each week they can come inside the bus a safe space away from the gaze of the passers by to do arts and crafts. he said there it helps them released if you give a child a piece of paper cardboard and glue and then they can make something out of it

continue to encroach into the far north—west corner into the country to bring increasing breeze, cloud and outbreaks of rain. further south, mainly dry barwhich should clear through the morning. much like wednesday we should see the clouds thin and break and some sunny spells. the wind lighter across the south, turning stronger across this north—west corner, where it will be cool. further south, given some sunshine, this warm air mass, we could make i7—i9 or perhaps 20 degrees. heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and grinds to a halt across central parts of the country. here it will be wet. to the north, clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and also very mild conditions. for friday, we'll have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again in that mild air mass, it's going to be quite warm, temperatures topping out at 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—1

a san francisco restaurant and bar calling it quits, the owner say constant construction on ben nast has driven away their business. paul chambers reports from the cornervanness and green. >>> normally it's a popular night at this bar in san francisco but the owner says it's too little too late, businesses are suffering from construction. >>> we aren't making rent or even capable of doing business. we don't want to get into serious debt. >> it's a shame, they've made this location work. i've seen restaurants and other things come and go over the years. >> earlier this month the owners said they couldn't keep the business afloat, they have to let go of their 7 employees. they say it's due to the improvement project happening outside of their doors. lack of foot traffic has them in the red. >>> september 2017, by january we noticed a steep decline in business, look at the numbers and i was like wow we dropped 30%. >> the goal of the project was to ease congestion, billing designated lanes for buses and making the community more pedestrian friendly. however the project was expected to be completed next year, it's been pushed back to 2021. >> there are 150

continue to encroach into the far north—west corner into the country to bring increasing breeze, cloud, and outbreaks of rain. further south, mainly dry barning. much like wednesday we should see the clouds thin and break and some sunny spells. the wind lighter across the south, turning stronger across this north—west corner, where it will be cool. further south, given some sunshine, this warm air mass, it could make 17—19 or perhaps 20 degrees. catching of gil miguel heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and comes to a halt across central parts of the country. here it will be wet. to the north clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and mild conditions. friday we will have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again that mild air mass is going to be quite warm, temperatures around 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—12 degrees. still some uncertainty on the

continue to encroach into the far north—west corner into the country to bring increasing breeze, cloud, and outbreaks of rain. further south, mainly dry barar through the morning. much like wednesday we should see the clouds thin and break and some sunny spells. the wind lighter across the south, turning stronger across this north—west corner, where it will be cool. further south, given some sunshine, this warm air mass, it could make 17—19 or perhaps 20 degrees. heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and comes to a halt across central parts of the country. here it will be wet. to the north, clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and also very mild conditions. for friday, we'll have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again in that mild air mass, it's going to be quite warm, temperatures around 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—12 degrees. still some unc

continue to encroach into the far north—west corner into the country to bring increasing breeze, cloud and outbreaks of rain. further south, mainly dry barund, bit of early mist and fog which should clear through the morning. much like wednesday we should see the clouds thin and break and some sunny spells. the wind lighter across the south, turning stronger across this north—west corner, where it will be cool. further south, given some sunshine, this warm air mass, we could make 17—19 or perhaps 20 degrees. heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and grinds to a halt across central parts of the country. here it will be wet. to the north, clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and also very mild conditions. for friday, we'll have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again in that mild air mass, it's going to be quite warm, temperatures topping out at 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern irel

continue to encroach into the far north—west corner into the country to bring increasing breeze, cloud, and outbreaks of rain. further south, mainly dry barhis north—west corner, where it will be cool. further south, given some sunshine, this warm air mass, it could make 17—19 or perhaps 20 degrees. heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and comes to a halt across central parts of the country. here it will be wet. to the north, clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and also very mild conditions. for friday, we‘ll have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again in that mild air mass, it‘s going to be quite warm, temperatures around 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—12 degrees. still some uncertainty on the weekend weather. it looks like this developing area of low pressure will bring a spell of very wet weather, primarily to england and wales, much of sco

continue to encroach into the far north—west corner into the country to bring increasing breeze, cloud, and outbreaks of rain. further south, mainly dry bard fog which should clear through the morning. much like wednesday we should see the clouds thin and break and some sunny spells. the wind lighter across the south, turning stronger across this north—west corner, where it will be cool. further south, given some sunshine, this warm air mass, it could make 17—19 or perhaps 20 degrees. heading through thursday night, the weather front in the north—west sinks further southwards and comes to a halt across central parts of the country. here it will be wet. to the north clear and quite cold. to the south, variable cloud and mild conditions. friday we will have a 3—way split. we continue to see this weather front through central areas, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again that mild air mass is going to be quite warm, temperatures around 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—12 degrees. still some u

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corner, 500, burger king tried to come in years ago. that was opposed and now there's been a thriving art bar that's been there for 15 years, so it shows that things can happen when they stay local. in it a neighborhood where local businesses have shown they can actually out last the chain store life cycle, that should be the thing that we're promoting. we're seeing an increase in the large chain yoga studios, and it's putting a pressure on the smaller yoga businesses that i actually go to. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you, commissioners. i am speaking in opposition of core power yoga, but of course we support the nassar family. it disappointed me to be on the other side of the conversation. however, we did some outreach to the nassar family in the hopes of finding the right type of merchants to come in. [please stand by] >> they're trying to come into divisadero. it's not appropriate. their reputation and their business practices are not supportive of a healthy community or employees. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is ray. i am a business partner for the