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corner shop will promise the saudi regime that are coming operations will only grow wider and will be more painful than before so long as their aggression and blockade continues. but washington is pointing the finger at iran u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o said on twitter that there was no evidence the attacks had come from yemen tehran has dismissed u.s. claims and denied any involvement in the strikes and for more we're joined now by adnan by he's an iran analyst based in doesn't off germany thanks for joining us now as we've been hearing there is this claim of responsibility from who is the rebels in yemen but the united states accuses iran of being behind the drone attacks on saudi oil facilities does washington have any evidence to back up its allegations. the issue here is really that we have that we have a situation in the region where all sides are trying to distort the events to their political benefit and the u.s. is obviously not exempt from that so even if. the dynamics are such that iran could be behind this we note far too well about the zeal that is us instruction

and there was a stabbing at the corner shop about three weeks ago. it's terrifying, and scary..i didn't know people were that cruel, to be doing that. it happened, like, near our house, so i'm like, it could happen to anyone, like, someone i know. wait. he's scared to go out because he feels, you know, something could happen to him. i'm saying to him, you know, don't think like that, but it is... it's a reality. you know, the kids are getting younger, they're doing things at younger ages, so... it's not nice that they have to see these kind of things and live in it. i don't go out unless it's, like, with my family. when i was younger i used to play football with my neighbours. i liked going out and not spending my time trapped inside. but kian and his two younger brothers do feel trapped inside. his parentsjermaine and gina grew up in this part of hackney. it's not like how it was when we was younger. we could come outside any time we wanted, play, ride around. for the kids to see something like that so close to home... you kind of try and shelter them from things like that, bu

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and there's a thomas cook shop in the corner of this famous square, already doing business. round, survived the war years too. the go to place for foreign travel. then came the boom — brits found themselves with enough money for a few weeks in the sun. thomas cook pioneered the package holiday and rode the wave. don'tjust book it, thomas cook it. one of the world's best known holiday brands, but it's finances then became stretched. thomas cook was a business with a huge amount of debt. it almost went bust in 2011 and it has not had the financial resilience to weather the huge changes in the market, with the low—cost carriers coming along, jet2 holidays, people booking online more than through traditional high street agents, perhaps, and more recent factors — we have had brexit, consumer confidence has been knocked, there have been weather conditions. there's been all sorts going on. slick marketing, but trading's been poor and the challenge has ultimately proved too great. it is deeply distressing to me that it has not been possible to save one of the most loved brands in tra

look at every corner of the shop. really want to think to yourself, "where is the opportunity here?" tony: right. absolutely. lemonis: do you think you could sell mochi here? tony: i don't know if people are going to be lining up for it. lemonis: have you tested it? tony: no, i haven't. it's just not, you know -- it never crossed my mind. other products i would definitely consider, like brownies, other baked goods. lemonis: i have nothing against brownies, but the problem is i can find them anywhere, on every street corner. what you won't find is mochi, and he's already selling a very unique asian dessert. why not just capitalize on that? frequency of visits is determined largely by diversity of offering. tony: okay. lemonis: and so if you want people to come in more often, how do i need to increase the frequency of my visit, and how do i improve my margins? tony: sure. lemonis: can we go see the commissary? tony: i would love for you to go see that one. lemonis: why don't we head over there. tony: thank you, marcus.

if it closes it would leave a large, empty corner space at the broadway plaza shopping plaza.one in union square. the clothing store has not announced which stores it will close. saying it will file a motion to shut down 178 of its more than 800 stores. the retailer is known for fast fashion. it was founded in 1984 in los angeles. it is also known for its massive stores. its flagship store in times square has four floors and 151 fitting rooms. the store is struggling as shoppers turn to online shopping and also younger shoppers are now turning to clothing rentals. a news release said filing for bankruptcy is an important step to secure the future of the company. again, no word yet on which stores will be closing. reporting live in walnut creek. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> it is 4:30. if you're just waking up, hello there. let's check in with your weather and fic. we start with lisa. >> good morning to you. waking up to not only partly cloudy conditions, but we are also warmer this morning. that's due to the cloud cover from hayward to livermore. we have some moisture offsh

and gone as capital a crown repair shops can be found on every street corner most specialize in one type of electrical products many gunning ensconce afford to buy them new so they buy used devices and products passed on from developed nations and then keep having them fixed until they have beyond repair if you want to do. if someone brings me a television set that's beyond repair i dismantle leds and take out the parts i remove the aluminum casing and the plastic parts and then i sell it all to scrap collectors from blushing if. kojo abdul karim is one of approximately 5000 workers who collect scrap in and. old televisions fridges and vacuum cleaners all these discarded and contain valuable components. abdul karim has learned to drive a hard bargain at across vast electronic waste dump known as ag he resells the scrap for a profit it's the only way he can on a living. i'm crying. for probably you under we. sometimes you know reach. you get or you know get. i'm lucky i always see. always yeah and you know if i just want often i'll see if i don't and. at the scrapyard metalworkers dismant

if it closes it would leave a large, empty corner space at the broadway plaza shopping plaza. are pointing to the size of their stores as one reason why they're facing financial problems. there's also a huge store in san francisco. the "new york times" square store is four stories and has 151 fitting rooms. large stores are hard to fill with customers, with shoppers turning to online shopping. clothing rentals are also hurting traditional retail stores. forever 21 filed a motion to shut down 178 of its more than 800 stores. they're still trying to figure out which stores to close. officials with the store say it will depend on conversation with landlords. forever 21 started in los angeles in 1984. it's not alone in the struggle for customers. since 2017 more than 20 u.s. retailers have filed for bankruptcy as shoppers skip the mall and decide to shop online. reporting live in waln hollyfab7 >> in washington, hearings and depositions are expected to start this week as the impeachment battle heats up. the whistle-blower at the center of all this could testify soon. serena marsha

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corner. you know what that means, heading to the mall shopping. if you're going to one particular south bay mall, you may need to get a little extra cash with you for parking. anoushah rasta joins us. you expect this in the south bay. >> reporter: you do expect it. shoppers were shocked when they found out it could be a possibility here. some of them started getting suspicious when they saw those posts over there at the entrances and the exits of the parking garage here at west field valley mall. they're thinking paid parking is going to become a reality here pretty soon. >> there aren't manr no problem parking. west field valley fair mall is no different. >> even today is a thursday and it's already really hard to find parking. >> reporter: but tonight former council members tells nbc bay area that they do plan to charge people for parking. some shoppers think these posts covers could be for a new parking gate where you'll soon have to pay. >> for people to come here every week, that's probably going to be a big problem. >> i wouldn't come here i

david: the holiday shopping season around the corner. deloitte has a big number for it.positive, what recession, what slowdown, what trade war, because between november and january, they are predicting retail sales to rise between 4.5% and 5%. that's more than $1 trillion in holiday sales. it was about 1.1 trillion last year, expected to be higher this year. so again, the consumer right now is not a pocket of weakness in the economy. david: you have been talking about retail for years, literally. there's been a real breakthrough in terms of the retail market here despite again, all the gloom and doom you hear about brick and mortars, retail is still doing great. >> brick and mortar is suffering but the transition, you look at this retail sales report out most recently, and $64 billion online, $61 billion in general merchandise, obviously department stores have gone down, but just yesterday, kohl's announcing 90,000 seasonal workers. 90,000. kohl's is one of the -- they're in trouble and they announced this. so it really, it's a transition. what i like, even though we are

officials say shop at official team stores. >> the guy on the corner isn't authentic? >>> bad news for the bride to be. beautiful ring. why are we looking at her guts. she had a nightmare and dreamed she needed to swallow her engagement ring. when she woke up, she realized it wasn't a dream. she swallowed her 2.4 karat diamond ring. she did go to urgent care where doctors decided not to let the ring pass naturally. they did an even do so pi and found the ring in her stomach. the bride and groom still plan to get married next year. he may see i need a prenup. >> those will make your eyes work. >> easily digestible. >> it was like a canape. >> it is raining out there. normally we wouldn't make that big of a deal of a little mist, but it's the first of the season. >> it is the first one. here's is look at the radar as you get ready to head out. we were talking about getting the nbc bay area app. this can keep you ahead of the rain. you get alerts as it approaches your location. some of the heavier rain moving through the north bay, much of sonoma and napa county getting t

and in the corner of this famous square, there is thomas cook, already doing business. and the shopd survived the war yea rs in the background survived the war years too. go to place for travel. and then came the boom, large numbers of brits started to have enough money to go abroad and thomas cook rode the wave. don'tjust book it, thomas cook it. becoming one of the world's best known holiday brands, opening hundreds of high street shops. it merged with the owner of this brand in 2007 to create a european travel giant, but its finances soon became stretched. thomas cook was a business with a huge amount of debt, it almost went bustin huge amount of debt, it almost went bust in 2011 and it has not had the financial resilience to weather the huge changes in the market, with a low caste curry is coming along, people booking online rather than through traditional high street agents and more recent factors, we have had brexit, consumer confidence has been knocked, weather conditions, all sorts going on and it has added up to a perfect storm for thomas cook. by may this year, the warning

shop space. there is one exception, in that layout, which he was seen on the screen. which is actually the corner of laurel, california. which actually is closer to the square footage, of some of the medium size spaces at laurel village shopping center. so, laurel village, i would say is a general rule, you see about 2500 square feet, 23500 square feet. our intent is to actually have narrower depths, so laurel village is about 100 feet deep, and actually two-sided. we will have one-sided retail that we will be facing on california street. that's space that i referenced on the corner, is if you were to look at it as a single, you can actually see it appear on the screen, it is in the blue on the left-hand side of our project. i'm not sure whether you can point to that, cindy. that space is intended to be either single and 500 square foot space or demise into two spaces of about 3700 square feet , which are ideal for a neighborhood serving restaurant like a sitdown restaurant and it's anticipated that there will be some food uses there. the remainder of the retail you can see is actually about 65-7

two years or so we finished the medical examiner's building, the two shops for large and small vehicles are right around the corner. coming up soon is the new southeast community center. so a lot of good opportunities here, and it's great that the partnership that we have with all the contractors and all the city departments, that we're all working together to really improve san francisco. as you all know, today is very, very special because it's the traffic company and forensic services division that will be in this site. the building itself is going to be over 100,000 square feet and 100,000 square feet is huge. it's two storeys as you can see. more than three quarters of this lot will be a building with a two-storey building. we're invited about that. inside the building will be many labs that would be used to help solve crimes. also our motorcycle police department, they will have their vehicles here but we'll also have offices for them so that they can do their administrative duties, which is highly essential because now they're spread all over the place. this building will change that. this building will als

and in the corner of this famous square, there is thomas cook, already doing business. and the shope war years too. go to place for travel. and then came the boom, large numbers of brits started to have enough money to go abroad and thomas cook rode the wave. don'tjust book it, thomas cook it. becoming one of the world's best known holiday brands, opening hundreds of high street shops. it merged with the owner of this brand in 2007 to create a european travel giant, but its finances soon became stretched. thomas cook was a business with a huge amount of debt, it almost went bust in 2011 and it has not had the financial resilience to weather the huge changes in the market, with low—cost carriersjet2 coming along, people booking online rather than through traditional high street agents and more recent factors, we have had brexit, consumer confidence has been knocked, weather conditions, all sorts going on and it has added up to a perfect storm for thomas cook. by may this year, the warning lights were flashing, thomas cook slumping to a 1—5p loss. last month, a £900 million rescue pla

converted into a display area where customers can shop for vehicle upgrades like rims, tires, and suspension systems. with the grand opening right around the corneromer. try to get this cleared, 'cause what i'm really worried about is creating a pathway for people when they park. >> i haven't seen the snow this bad in so long, and of course of all days, my luck, during the grand opening. and it sucks. these front here, i can't have big piles. see that starting to pile up? >> yes. >> today's the grand opening, and we have weather working against us. we cannot afford to mess this up. this is a huge day. >> where are you guys? okay, bye. >> hey, man. where's the hauler at? >> they said they're on their way. they'll be here within a half-hour. >> 'cause we're opening soon. >> i know. i'm sorry, i know. they should've been here. guess they got stuck with the snow. >> the grand opening is minutes away. we're still waiting on two haulers with 20 cars. i mean, the fact that we're having the grand opening soon and we don't have all these cars here is a problem. >> i want to show marcus how important automatch is as athans motors was, because it means ever

shopping mall. police say the driver of the suv smashed through the entrance of the mall. e rough the mall. the wheel peeling around cornerer shoppers. law enforcement raced to the scene. they thought the commotion was a shooter. no shots fired. police arrested the driver of the car after the suv broke down. the fbi is joined the investigation. motive unclear. >> all right. the invasion of area 51 is set. visitors on the nevada desert are not aliens. >> set for an invasion. from as far as france. camps miles from area 51. the legendary base that believers say is home to aliens. >> i gt here and it's great. >> it's been getting attention since june. when a joke facebook page called storm area 51. they can't stop all of us. calling on people to raid the base today. september 20. >> 2 million people rsvped prompting a warning from the military. >> all right. >> fbi agents showed up. at his door. >> i was terrified. i didn't know they were agents. >> after all the attention. he dded to turn the raid into a music festival. moving it to nevada. a population of 54 and one hotel. >> roberts cancelled the festival because of the l

shopping mall, sending shoppers running for their lives. >> yo, this is not happening right now. what? >> what is right. shoppers reacted in horror. the driver was peeling around cornerswood field mall in schaumburg. police raced to the scene. they thought there was an active shooter in there. the vehicle slammed through the double doors of a sears store. police arrested the driver of the car after the suv broke down, and the fbi has since joined the investigation. >>> happening now, the white house is hosting a state dinner. it's just the second one since president trump took office. australian prime minister scott morrison and his wife are the guests. also attending are professional golfer greg norman, the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, and u.s. attorney general william barr. the u.s. military is providing entertainment. the dinner features sole and apple tarte a la mode. it is suppose to pay tribute to australia's mix of culinary adaptations from various cultures. most of the wines served will have some sort of connection to australia. the yellow roses are from california. >>> california filed suit today to try to stop the trump administration from r

shop and dine in the 49? >> my name is ray behr. i am the owner of chief plus. it's a destination specialty foods store, and it's also a cornercery store, as well. we call it cheese plus because there's a lot of additions in addition to cheese here. from fresh flowers, to wine, past a, chocolate, our dining area and espresso bar. you can have a casual meeting if you want to. it's a real community gathering place. what makes little polk unique, i think, first of all, it's a great pedestrian street. there's people out and about all day, meeting this neighbor and coming out and supporting the businesses. the businesses here are almost all exclusively independent owned small businesses. it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a. it has its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover thin

shops here nervous. parmesan, pecorino, provalone and burata, just some of the cheeses at di paolo's fine foods which has been selling imported italian fare on a street cornerwho runs the store with his brother and sister worries that all these products may be about to become seriously expensive. if the tariffs go into effect, then i have to raise my prices, 50—70%, my sales will go down in the first thing that is going to happen, i'm going to have to start to eliminate employees, people who have worked for me for 30 years plus. the majority of products in the shop will be affected. how did we get here? you might be surprised to hear it is everything to do with a 14—year—old dispute between brussels and washington over planes. long before donald trump's protectionist trade policies, the us complained that subsidies given to airbus favoured the european giant at the expense of its american rival boeing. the world trade organisation acting as mediator, upheld the complaint, clearing the way for the american government to retaliate in order to recoup losses. the tariffs are meant to punish the eu but the president of america's specialty foods association warne

wall it out of the shopping cart while that elderly woman is looking inside the case and there's the look out here at the end cap, waiting to see if anybody else comes around the cornere asking for your help in identifying these 2 women that were caught on surveillance video with kron 4 says it may june with more on what happened. the elderly woman, the targeted by a pair of female thieves, this polar wallet grocery cart it was captured on surveillance video. >>yeah she reached right into the top part of her car. >>if they're not used to this kind of stuff here. >>it happened monday around 06:30pm at the safeway grocery store and law that creates ross more neighborhood in the video you see one female suspect lurking behind the victim while the other female suspect that the end of the aisle appears to be a lookout flag that is. >>pretty or to say looks kind of like you know. that kind of sketchy some safely shoppers told me they were disgusted after seeing that video. >>you know that cause no harm to anybody shouldn't have to deal with something like that people here ross more kind of have got used to seeing. safe and so none of us expect don't think people care anymo

corner. i remember it well. >> they say part of the reason they're struggling is they expanded too quickly. but also less mall traffic. and the shift to online shopping you've lost something. >> they're not gone yet. they are still around. >> not like i ever wore forever 21. it's for the girls. i saw it you know. i think i might have held a girl's hands in forever 21 as a boy. >>> am i next? >> yes, you are. >> mine is about a homeless woman in los angeles who became a social media sensation when a police officer took a vote of her singing in the subway last week. listen to this voice. ♪ ♪ my gosh. listen to that. it made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. they called her the subway soprano. her identity has been a surprise until now. she's been identified as 52-year-old emily zamourka. homeless for the last three years. before that, she taught music and was stunned to learn that she is a media sensation. yeah, she hopes to be able to work in music again. she came here from russia at the age of 24. a trained violinist and pianist, she taught lessons and had serious health challenges that sort of derailed her career. she is hoping that now she

counter-demonstrators waving chinese flags sittin at a shopping mall turned violent when probating activists confronted the demonstrators on cornersand it's forced months of pro-democracy demonstrations they were initially launched to oppose a controversial extradition bill but now since widened the demand for elections in the semi autonomous chinese territory. i'm breathless used the symbols of passive resistance in the democracy protests of 2014 turning into weapons here i. was 5 hours before these scenes occurred some $200.00 pro beijing protesters gathered at a mall in the cow loon district to show their support for the chinese government. but the situation escalated when pro-democracy protesters showed up. this woman is shouting hong kong belongs to china. police tried to end the fight but soon a larger presence was needn't. democracy protesters i q's in the police of taking sides clamping down harder on them and arresting more of their people. the day was also marked by a peaceful sit down protest by several 100 high school students about oh my social see the you know they tell us i have known students who have been kicked o

counter-demonstrators waving chinese flags this sit in at a shopping mall turned violent when the probe aging activists confronted the demonstrators on cornersand it's forced months of pro-democracy demonstrations that were initially launched to oppose a controversial extradition bill but our sense widened the demand for elections in the semi autonomous chinese territory. i am growing us used the symbols of passive resistance in the democracy protests of 2014 turning into weapons here i. was. hours before these scenes occurred some 200 pro beijing protesters gathered at a mall in the cow loon district to show their support for the chinese government. but the situation escalated when pro-democracy protesters showed up. this woman is shouting hong kong belongs to china. police tried to end the fight but soon a larger presence was needed. democracy protesters i q's in the police of taking sides clamping down hard on them and arresting more of their people. the day was also marked by a peaceful sit down protest by several 100 high school students out of my social see though you know some of us i have known students who have been kicked out from