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that, but -- very little to do with that, but what happened for me when i visited the victim at his bakery, it became obvious that there was some other things going on that could be improved. and i know in the presentation you try to address somewhat in terms of how you are engaging with the community and trying to make sure that you have more bilingual staffing, although when i look at the ratios, it is got a long ways with regards to having adequate staffing that are bilingual. so for me in terms of the community engagement, i want to focus a little bit on that. you mention a couple of things. one would be that there are the community office hours, the drop-ins. i know that you just started the one at 66 raymond. but in regards to the other ones, some of them have been going on for a little while. so who actually shows up for these things? and are there bilingual staffing at the other community offices? >> yes. so currently the drop-in centers within the ingleside district are staffed by bilingual officers. often times there are monolingual members of the community that come to the drop-

with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down and we're going to be getting to the truth behind cookies and cream. >> this is what is behind cookies and cream. >> where were you when the idea came to your mind. >> i was in my apartment eating ice cream, cookies and cream ice cream. how much fun, cookies and cream cookies. their cookies and cream is not even -- it took a lot of time, a lot of fun. >> a lot of butter. >> a lot, a l

in 2006, he opened his first bakery in new york city, and he was able to land big accounts with retailers like macy's and bloomingdale's. but his business skills -- well, they were half-baked. tonnie: i'm a little lost as to a notice of cancellation. tamika: didn't i just pay that yesterday? lemonis: tonnie was constantly borrowing money from his wife to cover rent and payroll. erenisse: what's the plan to recoup the money and at least break even? lemonis: he's already been forced to shut down two stores. and his current shop? well, it's already losing money. tonnie: we are at a breaking point. lemonis: the gourmet cupcake business is still thriving, and it's a business i know well. and while fixing tonnie's minis won't be a cakewalk, he's got an idea that i've never seen before -- a build-your-own cupcake. inwood is at the northern tip of manhattan. it's an up-and-coming neighborhood with a lot of renovation, and there's a lot of new restaurants and new retail, and you feel like it's really growing. but tonnie's minis has the worst retail entrance i've ever seen. i mean, there's scaffold

carlo, who owned the bakery, his son wanted to work for nasa. nd he did. my dad said, sell me the bakery. he talked mr. carlo to given him the loan. he married my mom. they had the business. for, bought it in 1963. then they had, you know, five children. and we all came and were working in the business. i started when i was 11 or 12 years old. and my dad's dream was to build a business where his whole family could work in. and he did. how did you get into television? how you turn into reality tv show? how did that happen? >> well, what happened was, i started, after my dad passed away i was 17 actually. i had to drop out of high school to take over the business. i started to really see that the old world bakery was getting, you know, destroyed by the supermarkets. you know. i came up with a theory saying, look, i'm going to make stuff that they can't make. they want to have the doughnuts for nickles and dimes, let them have it. you know how many thousands of doughnuts you have to make to make $1000? i said i'm going to make the cakes. i can do th

his mother and brother. detonated outside of a bakery in france's third-largest city.her news, france's largest car manufacturer renault is in talks with fiat chrysler about a merger. they are studying with interest a proposal from the joint u.s.-italian company. if it goes through, the new company would be the third-biggest automaker in the world he hide toyota and looks like an. volkswagen.yota and there is still more ahead. we hear from a yemeni mother struggling to feed her 10 children. and as memorial day is marked in washington, we look at the immigrants fighting for the u.s. army and hoping to get citizenship. ♪ >> this weather system in japapn is getting us s heavy downpours but it is sweeping across and behind it will be a lot cooler. ♪ theor: a quick look at headline stories. nationalist parties have made significant gains in elections to the european parliament, anding polls in the u.k. europe. the austrian chancellor has been forced from office after a vote of no-confidence. and there is more political upheaval in romania, where the role of -- the leader of

this morning, despite his success he was ina greggs morning, despite his success he was in a greggs bakerying these big weekend here? it is amazing. i live so close. we came last night, we are coming tomorrow, the full weekend. who are you looking forward to seeing? miley cyrus. she came on last night as well. i thought, cyrus. she came on last night as well. ithought, i have seen cyrus. she came on last night as well. i thought, i have seen her once but want to see her again. and also lewis ca paldi once but want to see her again. and also lewis capaldi will be great. twice in two days for miley cyrus! it is amazing. i can't believe how much they have transformed the park. we come here all the time. just to relax but to see it like this with people from all over the country is fantastic. take some clearing up before you can play football or walk the dog! do you have jealous friends who didn't get tickets? people at work, i need tickets! please sell me tickets! it is mental but we are really glad we got them. we were ready to get them at five o'clock when they got released. thank you, guys

. >>> he wanted to get his hands-on sweet cash. one bakery bandit ended up in cuffs. he broke into emily's cakes in redwood city. surveillance camera caught him breaking into the cash register and taking money. they recognized him from another recent burglary. officers arrested him at his home yesterday and found evidence linking him to the burglary. >>> a debate over a proposed mosque is dividing a south bay city. some say it would be too big, others say it's what they need. santa clara county commission is meeting to end the debate. after we find robert handa. it's been a big fight for years now. >> reporter: actually the proposal to build an islamic center in san martin started about ten years ago. it was threatened by a lawsuit. it's back bfr county officials and a packed house. emotions on both sides have not faded. >> the community has grown and we need more room. >> this is the 1,000 square foot that they have used for the past 18 years. the south valley islamic center. a converted barn that offers intimacy, but not much room. >> we can't be selfish and say, oh

credit grew up in muslim bakery and feels at home here he was his songs are about the people who livehere the 18 year old love small and. like most of the migrants here his family was originally from morocco. we all know each other personally necessarily but by sight we say hello to each other no one would reject anyone from email and back is like a family. most europeans see muslim big differently that is something greater find hard to bear. sally and brahim obviously also grew up in mozambique they were involved in the terrorist attacks in paris in 2015 and in belgium in 2016 over 160 people were killed and hundreds injured but reda says that doesn't mean other residents sympathize with islamist terror. they came from olympic unfortunately they could have come from anywhere in the outside world thinks we're all terrorists. but that is wrong. but the up to slum brothers are not the only radicals from moment back over 30 young jean harvests went to syria to fight for the so-called islamic state more than from most other places in europe. is a taxi driver he's lived in mozambique for a

the photographs here are showing the bakery as it was in 1980. joe and hisfee and community here in pontypridd for more than a0 years. this is what was our living accommodation. when you see the kitchen, that is where we lived. the period decor and freshly baked produce is a big hit with customers, but with wales having voted to leave the eu in 2016, many people are fed up with politicians at westminster going around in circles. so, will they use the european elections to let off steam? we had a democratic vote, and what do we do now? is it the best of three or do we use the democracy that we have got in this country, and stick with what we have got? every time you listen to the radio, it has changed, it has changed. at the moment, there is no unity, they are all going off on tangents. i haven't heard a decent argument from any of them yet. people have their parties and they formed yet another party. that seems absolutely ridiculous to me. i mean, what is going on? how can people understand? it is just madness. but the heritage of the welsh valleys is one of

his adult life. so, i feel a strong connection to the workers. just down the road, around half of the customers at this bakeryelworkers. people are not spending the money. we can't afford to lose 40% of our customers at a stroke. we would be bankrupt. i thought they were doing fine, honestly, it was a shock. for scunthorpe, it honestly, it was a shock. for scu nthorpe, it has honestly, it was a shock. for scunthorpe, it has been a turbulent 24 hours. unless a buyer can be found for this site, its future looks bleak. north lincolnshire's economy relies heavily on the steelworks doing well. scunthorpe's high street is already struggling. some shops in the town centre have been empty for years. the concern is that when there is struggle down the road at the steelworks, people tighten their belts and don't have as much money to spend. that will impact businesses here. this beauty business was only opened two months ago. they are the first to go, so if it isa ago. they are the first to go, so if it is a case of let's have nice nails or let's feed the kids, it isn't a hard choice. drivers leaving the site in tears,

arrested 3 other people who french media say include his mother and brother 13 people were injured on friday when a possible detonated outside a bakery in france's 3rd largest city. and france's largest car manufacturer red 0 is in talks with the 5th chrysler corporation over a proposed merger where those boards are in their own words studying with interest the proposal from the joint us italian company if it goes through then the new company would immediately become the 3rd biggest automaker in the world behind toyota and lock stock and. i'm not safe i'm here in europe let's take you to the hall now to felicity thank you very much well plenty more ahead on the al-jazeera news hour including the luxury. that are now costing argentina. quicker by taxi we hear from afghans who don't bother calling an ambulance when they're sick or injured. in sport with peter ready to make history tottenham gear up for the champions league final. but for a start the united states is not looking for regime change in iran u.s. president made the comments during his 4 day trip to japan when he reports from tokyo. with a handshake donald trump received a h

the photographs here are showing the bakery as it was in 1980. joe and his chef tony have been servingan a0 yea rs. community here for more than a0 years. this is what was our living accommodation, when you see the kitchen, that is where we lived. the period decor and freshly baked produce is a big hit with customers, but with wales having voted to leave the eu in 2016, many people are fed up the eu in 2016, many people are fed up with politicians at westminster going around in circles. so will they use the european elections to let off stea m ? they use the european elections to let off steam? we had a democratic vote, and what do we are now —— what do we do now? is it the best or do we use the democracy that we have got in this country, and stick with what we have got. every time you listen to the radio, it has changed, it has changed. there is no unity, they are all going off on tangents. i haven't heard a decent argument from any of them yet. people have their parties and they formed yet another party. that seems absolutely ridiculous to me, i mean, what is going on? how can people

phone and credit card records and found out that he really spent thursdays at this panera bakery a few miles from hise wedding, why did harold say he needed to stay in colorado for his work? why eventually did toni have to leave mississippi? toni's family wondered if harold's real purpose was to separate her from them so she'd be easier to control and maybe to kill. do you think that there's the chance that he knew his plan for toni from the very beginning? from the time they said "i do"? >> they got a life insurance policy as soon as they got back from their honeymoon. and so i think he was probably going down that path. >> reporter: the life insurance policy they bought after the honeymoon was just the first one. by the time toni died there were more. >> a huge part of this investigation was just untangling the life insurance policies and what he took out and what toni signed off on and what she may not have known about and where the documents went. at the end of the day, harold arranged it so that his wife's life was worth millions of dollars. and that if she died, he would get all of it. >> repor

that killed three of his siblings on interstate 80 back on february, they were on their way to see their dying father in the hospital when they're called car slammed into a bakery the side of the road. tonight the soccer team named him an assistant coach for the season opener. he was a student admission high- end plays on his schools soccer team. he will be a senior next year.>>> history made in asia, the celebration as the first country in asia legalizes like storms, coming up the heaviest downpours this weekend and if you want to clear out those clouds you might like the of this forecast, we have the trade battle with china, why one local farm says the tariffs are good news for business. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. ll 1-800-call-att. limited availabi♪ ♪. may not be in your area. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a historic first for as

bakery. >>> yeanother climber has died on mount everest, this ldtime a 62-year-o american lawyer who died today on his way down from the summit. joe fryer reports on so the deadly sean on the world's highest peak. >> reporter: in a place wherbers are abundant but oxygen is scarce, adventurers are stuck li in a sluggis. today after reaching the top, 62-year-old chris coolish of colorado died descending. we're heartbroken of the news his family says. he saw his last sunrise at the highest peak on earth and became a member of the seven summit club having scale highest peak on each continent. least 13 climbers have died on evidence everest this year. >> surprisingly, this is hard work. >> reporter: in his final instagram post, fisher wrote with a single route to the summit, delays caused by overcrowding could prove fatal. experts say because of enhe long line climbers are spding too much time in the so-called death zo where oxygen is limited. this year the government issued 381 permits. critics worry too many are inexperienced. n >> the solutio we need to have a much stricter requirement on who climbs mou

later arrested 3 other people said to be his parents and another relative 13 people wounded in the blast on friday when a possible bomb detonated outside a bakery. there are fears in baghdad the growing tensions between the u.s. and iran could have dangerous implications for iraq's stability as the fight against eisel continues on the ground it's with the group is just waiting for any weakness an international coalition efforts chance stratfor now from baghdad. iraqi security forces and armed groups backed by iran known as the popular mobilization forces or p.m.s. hunt eisel sleeper cells in northern iraq. the u.s. calls the p.m.s. iran's proxy militia they were set up after a decree by iraq's top shia cleric calling on iraqis to fight i saw when the iraqi military presence isolate fancy of on the city of mosul in 2014 tens of thousands of p.m.s. fighters were formally integrated into iraq security forces 2 years later. military analysts say they were vital in the battle against isis a fight the iraqi prime minister said was won in 2017 but some p.m.s. factions have warned they would support iran if there was a military escalation between the u

bakery. >>> yet another climber has died on mount everest, this time a 62-year-old american lawyer who died today on his way down from the summit. joe fryer reports on the deadly season on the world's highest peak. >> reporter: in a place where climbers are abundant but oxygen is scarce, adventurers are stuck in a sluggish line. today after reaching the top, 62-year-old chris coolish of colorado died descending. we're heartbroken of the news his family says. he saw his last sunrise at the highest peak on earth and became a member of the seven summit club having scaled the highest peak on each continent. at least 13 climbers have died on evidence everest this year. >> surprisingly, this is hard work. >> reporter: in his final instagram post, fisher wrote with a single route to the summit, delays caused by overcrowding could prove fatal. experts say because of the long line climbers are spending too much time in the so-called death zone where oxygen is limited. this year the government issued 381 permits. critics worry too many are inexperienced. >> the solution is we need to have a much stricter requirem

his adult working life, 30 odd years. so i feel a strong connection to the workers. just down the road, around half of the customers at this bakeryng the money. we are a small concern. spending the money. we are a small concern. we cannot afford to lose 40% of our customers are i—stroke. we would be bankrupt. 40% of our customers are i—stroke. we would be bankruptlj 40% of our customers are i—stroke. we would be bankrupt. i honestly thought that they were doing fine. it was just a shock. thought that they were doing fine. it wasjust a shock. for scunthorpe it has been a turbulent 24 hours. u nless it has been a turbulent 24 hours. unless a purchaser can be found for this sprawling site it's future looks bleak. north lincolnshire's economy relies heavily on the steelworks doing well. scunthorpe's high is already struggling to some shops in the town centre have been empty for years and the concern is that when there is trouble down the road at the steelworks, people tighten their belts and did not have as much money to spend. and that will have an impact on business here. this couple opened a business two months ago. if it is a cas

his wife. erenisse: it's to the point that i'm not giving any more money. lemonis: tonnie's bakeryc. sales are down. right now, we're losing money every day, and so i'm trying to stop the bleeding. and the debt keeps rising. erenisse: i'm just upset, 'cause i didn't know about all those people that we owe money to. lemonis: if i can't find a winning recipe for tonnie... we're closing the store. lauren: oh, my god. this is ama--

his dreams flame. the frank you boys the 1st cinema starts may 27th the phone the phone what's the connection between bread flour and the european union dinos guild motto correspondent at the bakery you can stretch this line with the rules set by the. cuts no. small thing recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . plus 90 the new channel for an independent view on current affairs in turkey. the latest developments accurate analysis. replaced with comprehensive background netflix for drama and political and social topics considered from different perspectives. we cover the issues that move turkey on a unique platform for information. plus 90 connect to an unbiased agenda subscribed no more new to. play. this is do w. news live from berlin india's marathon election process nears its end voters cast their ballots and daley and other areas in a poll that could see the governing be j.p. significantly weakened also coming up. anti-government protests in albania turned violent demonstrators throw molotov cocktails flares and firecrackers as they demand the government resign and calls for a fresh election. and with only one man staying until.

arrested 3 other people who french media say include his mother and brother 13 people were wounded on friday after apostle detonated outside a bakeryin france's largest city or france's largest kamani fracture i know is in talks with chrysler corporation over a proposed merger or those board in narrowed would studying with interest the proposal from the joint us italian company if it goes through then the new company would immediately become the 3rd biggest automaker in the world behind and vaults fuck. you at the news hour live from london much more still ahead for you fighting hunger in the middle of a civil war we hear from one gammoning mother who's struggling to feed her 10 children. donald trump says he doesn't want regime change in iran despite ordering a military build up around the country. and then is for ready to make history tossed in and gear up for the champions league final. at least 9 people have been killed south of it libin as strikes by syrian government forces a number of people also trapped under the rubble following the bombardment in the town of reheard and surrounding villages government troops have been pus

to meet with the owner of orchard bakery he was kind of reluctant to talk about many things, but finally he knows about my work as a community person, so he said that his business has gone down, and i asked him if -- how he could be helped. he told me three things. he hopes the police can provide more street patrols, he wants to see more surveillance cameras to help the police identify interest perpetrators, and he would like to provide resources to help businesses to install cameras in their businesses. lastly, he told me he was very appreciative of the english english-language offices forgiving him personal context information, and of course, i also think captain hart for providing officers for the services in visitation valley. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, president yi and supervisors. thank you for calling this hearing to draw attention to language access concerns and thank you to the clerk's office for arranging interpretation today. i am the director programs at chinese for affirmative action. we are the lead in the agent for the san francisco language network. the network of san francisco is unique and multilingual, multiethnic,

bakery also in district 11. she that is two children 18 and 19 and they are in college. her daughter studying electrical engineering and her son is getting ready to embark on his own college where he'll focus on business studies. ms. rodriguez i'm happy to honor you and your family and thank you for all that you do and thank you for being alsoal legacy business that we were able to finalize in 2017. thank you for being here today. [applause] [speaking foreign language] >> she is so grateful for the recognition and that 23 years being open on persian street. finally getting an sweard great moment for us and our family. >> in the '90s just because of war that was happening in el salvador forced her to come here. >> after the war, she thought she was going to go back to el salvador after coming to san francisco seeing the calm city, everything changed for her. she got open up a new business, had her two kids and her life has been so much better after that. >> i want to say thank you for everything. we're so happy about opening a second location also in the same district with the help of our family, business will go okay and i want to say thank you again for everything. [appl

hi, kenny. kenny: hey, lynn. so nice to meet you. lynn: nice to meet you, too. lemonis: kenny and i, we own a large commercial bakeryn chicago, and he's been doing this for almost -- gosh, almost -- -kenny: 22. -lemonis: 22 years. lemonis: makes stuff for whole foods and costco. kenny: marcus shared with me your formula and your process, and i love it, and i've had the biscuits. the kids have had them. they think they're great. i've heard rave reviews about the watermelon cake, also. lemonis: i just wanted him to come down and spend some time with you. lynn: okay. that sounds good. lemonis: any time you mass produce a product, you have to make changes not only for the size of the batch, but the amount of shelf life the product will have. kenny: in the restaurant here, are they generally not uniform shape? -lynn: right. -kenny: which is okay. lemonis: well, here's a bag of them. and, see, they're all different. kenny: because, certainly, when we go to commercialization, one of the keys is that it's consistent size, shape, and weight every single time. so they fit in the packages, so the nutritional data matches. i'll

his adult working life — 30—odd years. so i feel a strong connection to the workers. just down the road, around half of the customers at this bakeryg the money? they're not spending the money. we're a small concern. we can't afford to lose 40% of our customers at a stroke. we would be bankrupt. i honestly thought that they were doing fine. it's just a shock. for scu nthorpe, it's been a turbulent 24 hours. unless a buyer can be found for this sprawling site, its future looks bleak. north lincolnshire's economy relies heavily on the steelworks doing well. scu nthorpe's high street is already struggling — some shops in the town's centre have been empty for years. and the concern is that when there is trouble down at the road in the steelworks, people tighten their belts and don't have as much money to spend. and that will have an impact on the businesses here. kaylee and carrie only opened this beauty business two months ago. we will be the first ones to go. so if it's a case of having nice nails or feeding the kids, it's not a hard choice. there's been drivers leaving the site that have been in tears because they don't know how the

bakery here in new york city called flour shop. and she just released her first book titled "the power of sprinkles." please welcome amirah kassem, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi think the first time i saw this, was on instagram. i want to say, one of the kardashians or something had your cake for their kids. and i just follow all the kardashians on instagram. [ laughter ] >> i mean, who doesn't? >> jimmy: and that's how i found out. and i'm like, "wait, you're in new york?" so thank you for this. show me what goes into this, and what a great story i want to say, too. like, you were -- what, you were in the fashion business? >> i was. i was in the fashion business, and i grew up baking in mexico with my mom, and i just woke up one day and i decided, "i want to play with sprinkles for the rest of my life." >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] good for you. >> so here we have it. [ laughter ] and that's what happened. >> jimmy: and it worked out pretty well. >> it did. >> jimmy: it's an amazing cake, but you'll see how amazing it is. how do we make the rainbow explosion cake? >> okay, so you start with a a five layer cake, you have the sixth layer ready. >> jimmy: okay.

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