my name is ali al-moled, and what we need is a halal chicken. i'm a citizen, you know, this is what we're looking for in this area, and i hope you approve it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi there. good evening. my name is marry beth stalanzo, and i am a resident of the district. i have concerns that a slaughter house would have on the neighborhood and the animals. i would oppose a slaughter house in my own neighborhood, and therefore, iopose one in the bayview, too. people who live, work, and visit there should not have to deal with the impacts, be they physical or emotional any more than i want to. i ask you to deny this application, please. >> thank you miss stalanzo. next speaker, please. >> how do you do. my name is salal, and i'll make this very short for you. i hope we're not debating here whether people should eat meat or not and what kind of meat they should eat. however, i want to relate to you that our community needs and demands are under represented. our community needs -- there's no place for us, for muslims to

i also serve halal food. if you are lining market street before they can come into drum street, it cuts off the foot traffic that i need to keep my restaurants going. it also has created by issuing the permits the illegal carts popping up. we have illegal hot dog stands like the mexican food carts that are popping up and no one is monitoring at that all. san francisco initiated the $15 minimum wage, the highest in the country, and that hurt smaller businesses like mine because i sell a $9 wrap. and you have a lot of employees. you also have san francisco mandates that no other city has in the united states. these mandates have hurt small businesses. labor and overhead increased 40% and many are trying to figure out how to manage our businesses without going under. we're in the highest rent districts. they're putting these carts in districts for 600 square feet and that's about $10,000 in rent. it's not like the restaurants are sit-down restaurants with small and dining. they're sandwich restaurants, takeout r

much of the food in the area is halal. which is arabic for "permissible."ommon sense goes against it, i'm headed to see how the sausage gets made. okay. more like where the sh warma meat gets made. damn. now i'm hungry. >> these are some of the products that we have. these are lamb products over here. this is ribs right here, right? >> yeah. >> so what -- is that just -- >> that's the by-products we don't sell. >> be honest, some of this is hot dogs, right? >> no. [ laughter ] >> talk about a little bit about why it's important to your faith that the meat is prepared this way? >> in our scripture, it tells us let the animal relax, respect the animal. any muslim can bless it before slaughter and go through the rituals and it can be halal. when we say -- [ speaking foreign language ] -- we're saying thank you for allowing us to have this animal to nourish us and we very much respect that. >> i've never seen an animal get slaughtered. >> well, i can show you but maybe the camera shouldn't be on for that. >> i totally get it. so i'll go see and see you guys in

as far as the halal slaughter process, i think the project sponsor might know a few more details if we wanted them to possibly discuss that. >>commissioner johnson: thank you. yeah, broadly speaking, there's a little bit of gray area here, but i feel it's our decision to have the land use decision, and there are other departments, both locally and statewide that cover the operations and making sure that they comply with those regulations. i'm familiar with -- i haven't been inside one, but there are halal butchers in other cities that aren't necessarily in fully industrial areas, so i think there's an opportunity for something here because here, it's a pdr, but it's not necessarily out that just because of the area that it is. i would say that debating t bayview-hunters point has other agri-type uses. i would not necessarily say that this is an out lier, and this should be out there somewhere if we're going to consider ourselves an inclusive and diverse city. the actual operations are covered under other laws and agencies that have, you know, approved their codes under ceqa. >> mr. kop

and we felt like, okay, one halal cart. we can deal with it. when we find out that they want to surround us everywhere, north, east, west, targeting us from every building that our customer will come. for example, he was not right at all about the distance. 10% of my business comes from one market, which is very close to us. he's in front of one market, which the distance is a half block or one block maximum. and on this block, there are three operations. there is one that has gyros and falafel. and another, kabobs and chicken. 90% like the menu. he's at 425 market, which is two blocks away. he's at bush and california. not sure, but he's around there. two blocks. maybe bush -- why, i think bush and california. and he tries to be just right in front of us, which is one california. it's on one california and market. and drum. he tried to be there. if he succeeds, he will be in front of my door. and he has more plans. he wants to surround me with 50 starts. this is the only carts that come. i never see hot dog carts. >> thank you. your time is up

we try to accommodate everyone, as long as it is halal.ed. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we will be looking at trudeau's visit to china. with no formal trade talks agreed, canadian pm justin trudeau leaves his trade minister in beijing to hammer out a deal. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures. and the astronauts on the international space station have been enjoying a bit of a treat, their very own pizzas. there you go. they were sent pizza bases and toppings to assemble to their own requirements, before warming them up ready to eat. they put on a bit of a show before finishing off their meals. it looks delicious wherever you are. thank you for watching. hello. this is the point where this week's weather begins to get considerably more dramatic. and this is the driver of the change, this cloud on the satellite picture, a deep area of low pressure named by the met office as caroline. nothing will happen much on wednesday morning. milder air. temperatures, eight, nine, 10. expect cloud. the odd patchy rain an

you want the halal over rice, man?" you know? "hey baby, come on. baby." [ laughter ] >> seth: nothing would make me happier than if you found out he's never seen the film. [ laughter ] but after -- [ cheers and applause ] basically, like, hey, you know, anyone -- it turns out anyone that goes there for two years, he just feels comfortable enough with them to finally start calling them baby. >> yeah, man. could be. >> seth: jamie foxx, one of your cast members -- cast mates of the show -- uh, film. he would deejay on set. this film is so tied to music. but he would actually dj in between takes. is that when he would do it? >> yeah. so jamie does deejay. and he wouldn't have turntables on set. but he would connect his boom box to his phone and start playing music between takes. and the whole crew loved it, especially on like late night shoots. it would be 4:00 a.m. and people are tired and it keeps the energy up. >> seth: and he's good at it? he's a good dj. >> he's great. and he also -- you know, he sort of ad libs too. >> seth: uh-huh. >> he does l

volunteers are currently preparing halal food background. on. we have volunteers here who are very excited, preparing the dining tables. i assure you this is a church hall. it looks like a dining hall at the moment. that is apart from the religious logos at the back. how are you feeling? quite excited. we can speak to the pastor of this church, derek. tallis about the christmas dinner and what else that you have planned for the survivors. we are very excited for the survivors, putting on this banquet. we got together as a team about a month ago thinking about what we could do for the survivors because they will still be in hotels at christmas. we thought let's put on about as close to christmas as possible. we got on the phone and started asking companies to help us. his royal highness provided the decorations. casablanca provided the chairs and the table. look at this wonderful 5—star spread. the ritz hotel, waitrose, tesco and quite a few others have come on board. can we look at this cake? it is extraordinary looking. is it a donation? th

that sign is not halal now.ace five stories high onto the wall of his hotel. no, no, you have to -- that way, if he got lost, he could find his way back. ( laughter ) now, back when obama made the same trip, trump tweeted, "many people are saying it was wonderful that mrs. obama refused to wear a scarf in saudi arabia, but they were insulted. we have 'eee-noof' enemies." ( laughter ) eee-noof. ( laughter ) so, it was something of a surprise when melania emerged from air force one also without a scarf. but she cleverly drew attention away from her head by wearing one of her husband's w.w.e. belts. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) atomic. she'll atomic drop you. boom! diamond cutter! ( applause ) then there's the bow. somehow, the saudi king always gets the u.s. president to bow. it happened to george bush in 2008, and obama in 2009. trump gave obama a ton of grief for that. so there was no way trump was going to bow when king salman gave him the medal. here he is going from the knees -- trying not to -- and the bow, a

. >> vegetarian, halal, vegan, kosher, if they come in here and say that's what they need, that's whathey get. >> some people come in here and say kosher food is better. >> jews don't even get anything. >> we don't even get a synagogue in here. >> we've got the roving religion, the guy on the cart. he comes around with his jewish cart, his catholic cart. i'm kidding. >> you guys thing it's funny but i take my religion seriously. >> but that's the god's honest truth, or allah, whatever. they come around with it on the cart. >> who? >> the rabbi, the priest. >> but we don't get like a service. rosh hashanah starts tonight. like if it was christmas, would be go to church? >> the rabbi has his own hours, too. >> so we need a better rabbi. >> then you should write to lieutenant and ask do you want a rabbi on call? >> i don't plan on being here. >> then why are we having this conversation? >> members of the clergy, including the rabbi, not only visit the jail, they often hold religious studies with small groups of inmates. while schlossberg says her renewed interest in judaism is real, she a

is permitted but is forbidden originally and we are in our houses using it , this is haram, this is halal. we can be considered part of the terrorist movement because tomorrow we are creating those were transcending the haram or and we have to involve society on that. we have to make the societies learning how in the. [inaudible] way. to avoid. this is also partly innovation and we have to deal with that and not only to speak about our self and between experts or between those who are in the society to those who are of note. and altogether. thank you very much. >> thank you, mister daoud. >> good morning everyone. i'd like to thank amy for inviting me. i have been tasked or asked to discuss the not so easy topic of counterterrorist strategies or a colonel in algeria and i will do my best. right from the start it's very weird that the two countries share many many similarities.i think with relations, culture and profile. that includes also a level of economic level and to a certain extent it is a centralized government that we see sometimes are could be a root cause of the problems that we

measures so the willingness to actually follow through -- >> last word, dennis >> let's not forget, paul halalnd who brought him in and ran his campaign against csx, it was all built around hunter harrison so we cannot forget that it was a kind of unique in it being a kind of a one-man band of an investment idea of course, we send out our condolences to his family. >> yes. >> back on wall street from an investment perspective, i'm with stephanie on this, where's the plan if the plan was a man, who's your next man? >> all right guys, thank you. appreciate it. we saw those shares turn around during the session today stephanie link, dennis burman joining us this afternoon. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> thank you both. >>> bitcoin futures started trading on the cme yesterday currently trading down about 2%. up next, we will hear from a cryptocurrency trader about the best way to play these markets right now. >>> also, thousands of passen r passengers stranded in atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport which is one of delta's hubs after a power outage the latest on the flight delays and how it might imp

volunteers are currently preparing halal food for the muslim guests. excited, preparing the dining tables. i assure you this is a church hall. it looks like a dining room at the moment. apart from, well, the religious logos at the back. anyway, hello, how are you feeling about tonight? quite excited. fantastic. it will be good fun. great. we can speak to the pastor of this church, derek wilson. tell us, pastor derrick, about christmas and what else you have planned for survivors tonight? we are very excited for the survivors, putting on this banquet. since we got together with the team about a month ago, thinking what we could do for the survivors, because they are going to still be in the hotel at christmas. we thought, let's put in a banquet as close to christmas as possible. we got on the phone and started to solicit companies to help us. his royal highness provided the christmas decorations. we have casablanca providing the chairs and table. look at this wonderful 5—star spread provided by touching class design. as well as the ritz hotel, waitrose,