a major theme in this show hoppers landscapes the framing is narrow but if you like george ford's run with the picture it soon becomes a vast tracks in front of the house so you. things go further what you can't see is often more importance. to the artist and would hope have to say about his inspiration. from hope and hope his pictures oh most unbearably mysterious it's really this a wonder that hitchcock got them so much over that they influence throughout the film because the director alfred hitchcock and that spooky house from psycho. came out. the most. horrible events took place of course and would hop out provided the template. now many artists could make a sunny day sunny day look as creepy as edward hopper did but now we're going to move from harper's rambling country houses to the big city to crowded apartment blocks and this next artist takes his inspiration from big apartment buildings which is rather unusual considering that he makes cuckoo clocks. league concrete apartment blocks as far as the eye can see you know it's him a man has an appreciation for this kind of a stat

here on arts and culture and also on the show the psychological real ism of american painter edward hopper his influence on film features in a new exhibition in basel. and far from the usual kitsch cuckoo clocks as a protest against one german cities housing crunch. you probably know the fairy tale hansel and gretel but this is gretel and hansel a new horror movie that delivers all the terror of the original grimm brothers tale and then so the sister and brothers lives take a turn for the worse when their father abandons them in the woods on the orders of their wicked stepmother. their town has a way of getting into your head. even before you're. somehow you just never. know when i think. syria is a story we all know but never like this see children. grateful in huntsville goes back to the dark groups of the original german grimm brothers fairy tales to concoct its tasty tears. to hungry children lost in the woods come across a house filled with food. but danger lurks within. the war and so. boring heavily from recent poor hits like the witch director of lost with perkins there's a new twi

edward hopper what exactly is going on here is something panned about to happen. who are these people and what are they waiting for the pictures are very much like stills from a movie. it's a wonder that so many great film directors have found inspiration here. the museum founders sean bell near basel in switzerland managed to get him vendors on board to make a 3 d. short film to accompany their major harper show. in its vendors brings the pictures to learn from and reflects on the stories they could be telling stories of solitude and melancholy. when vendors stop spying causes quite a stare. better fog what questions come into your head when you see this picture of this one. to flog is the question is clear what is she waiting for what can she see she is pure expectation and that's the crazy thing about hopper pictures for they always demand that you see the next picture you want to take the story further yourself used to fight at the edge good news over. a major theme in this show papa's landscapes the framing is narrow but if you like joe ford's run with the pi

but what did the artist edward hopper have to say about his inspiration. the build up from hope and hope has pictures oh most unbearably mysterious it's really this a wonder that hitchcock them so much over that they influence throughout the filmmakers the director alfred hitchcock and that spooky house from psycho. and now. the most die hard of all events took place of course and would hope our provided the template. now many artists could make a sunny day sunny day look as creepy as edward hopper did but now we're going to move from harper's rambling country houses to the big city to crowded apartment blocks and this next artist takes his inspiration from big apartment buildings which is rather unusual considering that he makes cuckoo clocks. league concrete apartment blocks as far as the eye can see get out zimmerman has an appreciation for this kind of aesthetic he's exploring frankfurt seeking inspiration for his art. these cuckoo clocks are inspired by this architecture and an artistic form of protest highlighting the lack of affordable housing in fr

and talking about sources of cinematic inspiration artist edward hopper's quiet uncanny paintings of american life have influenced filmmakers from alfred hitchcock to david lynch a new exhibition of harper's works at the phone i assume bio now and switzerland includes a 3 d. movie about his paintings by german director of invent us now hopper died more than 5 decades ago but his psychologically charged canvas is still make our brains feel all tangled even today. there's a sense of foreboding in the pictures of edward hopper what exactly is going on here is something bad about to happen. who are these people and what are they waiting for the pictures are very much like stills from a movie. or wonder that so many great film directors have found inspiration here. the museum funded sean bell near basel in switzerland managed to get vim vendors on board to make a 3 d. short film to accompany their major harper show. in its venders brings the pictures to learn from and reflects on the stories they could be telling stories of solitude and melancholy. when vendors drops by causes quite as th

so last admiral grace hopper we call her amazing grace. world war ii happens she has a degree in mathematics from yale naturally brilliant she is teaching mathematics at the university she knows she wants to be in the war effort. the problem is the navy is not bringing in women. she only weighs 105 pounds. the minimum weight to get in the navy is 120. she starts drinking milkshakes. [laughter] that's a good problem to have. eventually she puts on enough weight but what really happens we need her brilliant mind because she invented the idea of computers with the first mainframe 8 feet wide and 50 feet long and we have to figure out how to program this thing programming doesn't exist computer science doesn't exist she invents all of that with a small group of people. she writes code wall still used today i started programming myself in the seventies that is grace hopper. she was tiny, energetic always had a smile on her face, the young grace hopper. someone he wanted to have a beer with. she was terrific because she was unafraid to try every

i love books and i liberating but grace hopper beat us all. in that apartment with 10000 books, will the most complex books of mathematics and engineering as well as it detective novels of james bond fiction. she read all of the time. she was intellectually curious all of the time. by the way has brought just nonfiction. it's novels. find times to read some fiction. but understand was going on in china but left in the tension between rural and urban. pick up reading but hot jim and understand what it is like to live a sneak refugee in syria. check out exit west. he would understand what it's like to live in an military in society. read margaret atwood news latest book. this is the sequel to the handmade scale. it will tell you. and it should. fiction, allows us to combine with the facts of nonfiction and put it in that simulator. so intellectual curiosity again and again i saw in these admirals. we have to cherish our values democracy liberty freedom of speech freedom of education freedom of the press gender equality racial equality, look we e

she's from are hopper. you can check out the hopper app. >> the little bunny on the hopper app. one of the best jobs in the career app. a front end engineer takes the number one spot with a salary about $105,000. followed by the java developer, date scientist, product manager. >>> america's oldest national park ranger returned to her post in richmond today. several months after surviving a struck. betty why met with some of her friends at the park. she helped develop the park. >> betty represents the personal stories that this park is here to tell. and she shared her personal story with many visitors. she's an inspiration. she has shown me the way that we can interact and tell and show these stories. >> former president barack obama celebrated her in 2015. she shared how she worked as a young black woman at a segregated hall. >> betty, 98 years young. on we now who know is jeopardy's greatest of all time. >>> hi, you have to love this. jeopardy ghost. what is killing the birds at crown beach? we'll have the story. plus, highway pursuit. the 130-mile-per-hour chase that finally e

. >> what about hopper. >> or melee. short for melbourne. >> we'll work on it. >> nelly, hopper. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. lester holt is next with "nightly news." >>> breaking news tonight, the drama unfolding on capitol hill democrats begin making their case in president trump's impeachment trial, accusing him of abusing his power by asking ukraine to investigate joe biden. the president saying he'd love to be there to face his accusers, and what he said over the battle of calling witnesses including john bolton. >>> also breaking, the city of 11 million people on lockdown ground zero for the deadly new coronavirus. the airport, trains, buses being shut down. our correspondent on the ground, and the new warning from the doctor treating the first u.s. patient the alarming new numbers tonight. >>> shocking allegations, the hacking of amazon billionaire jeff bezos' phone being linked to the saudi crowned in

the psychological real ism of american painter edward hopper his influence on film features in a new exhibition in basel. and far from the usual kitsch cuckoo clocks as a protest against one german cities housing crunch. you probably know the fairy tale hansel and gretel but this is gretel and hansel a new horror movie that delivers all the terror of the original grimm brothers tale and then sam the sister and brothers lives take a turn for the worse when their father abandons them in the woods on the orders of their wicked stepmother d.w. film. town has the right. even before. somehow you just never. know when i think. it's a story we all know but.

the psychological real ism of american painter edward hopper his influence on film features in a new exhibition in basel. and far from the usual kitsch cuckoo clocks as a protest against one german cities housing crunch. you probably know the fairy tale hansel and gretel but this is gretel and hansel a new horror movie that's a livers all the terror of the original grimm brothers tale and then so the sister and brothers lives take a turn for the worse when their father abandons them in the woods on the orders of their wicked stepmother. their town has a way of getting into your head. even before you. somehow just never. know when i think. the.

on the left-hand side photo you can see one of the contractors, twoiing inside a dry hopper dam immediately within the waterway. if you can see the types of soil we were encountering, young bay mud, very unclassified type of artificial fill. the right hand side is oriented a little bit different. this is a result from the survey. at the islais creek bridge is shown on the left-hand side with a reasonably large depression found on the center of the creek under the water and this will help present a redesign that had to happen last minute. bottom right hand photo is a snapshot from one of our local medias and this was -- and you can see on there it's identified as a whale sighting. specifically ali the wayward whale and she happened to visit our project site immediately prior to our mobilization. so, what this necessitated was additional biologist active and very -- and very adamant type of active monitoring by our construction management team and also by our biologists on site. a lot of open communications with our contractor as well. what happened with the challenges that we encountered. im

around the same speed but i live in the fog so i get on with life form the think is when the cards the hopper vehicle. so in a sense listening to a highway should be a good lullaby except our brains link the sounds to the cause of them and the associations are anything but mellow traffic speed concentration stress i believe the sound of waves by contrast feels friendly reminds us of the cation or allows our minds to simply go blank. we are just on facebook what you think of when you hear the sound of waves. mirer from venezuela loves the sound of waves and says nothing is more relaxing than the sea and its waves. any writes from indonesia that the sea is amazing almost alive it's always rippling sometimes slowly sometimes strongly and sometimes it's terrifying. for pius the sound of way it's very familiar. he wrote to us and he's so heavey that he's a skilled swimmer and that's what he knows. as well though from indonesia is more interested in the ocean waves as a source of energy and says we might be able to use them to replace fossil fuel and that's true. there have been many attempts to us

on the left-hand side photo you can see one of the contractors, twoiing inside a dry hopper dam immediately within the waterway. if you can see the types of soil we were encountering, young bay mud, very unclassified type of artificial fill. the right hand side is oriented a little bit different. this is a result from the survey. at the islais creek bridge is shown on the left-hand side with a reasonably large depression found on the center of the creek under the water and this will help present a redesign that had to happen last minute. bottom right hand photo is a snapshot from one of our local medias and this was -- and you can see on there it's identified as a whale sighting. specifically ali the wayward whale and she happened to visit our project site immediately prior to our mobilization. so, what this necessitated was additional biologist active and very -- and very adamant type of active monitoring by our construction management team and also by our biologists on site. a lot of open communications with our contractor as well. what happened with the challenges that we encountered. im

reporter brittany hopper breaks down tonight's biggest winners. >> reporter: at the 77th golden globewards tonight in beverly hills ricky gervais g r cautions the guest about using the celebration as a political platform. >> if you do win an award tonight, don't use it as a platform to make a political speech, right? >> reporter: and on many minds were the australian fires. aussie russell crowe was in his home country and unable to accept his award for best actor in a mini series. instead jennifer aniston read crow's statement. >> make no mistake. the tragedy unfolding in australia is climate change based. >> reporter: the fires were also on ellen degeneres' mind when she accepted the carol burnett award. >> australia, i love you. my heart goes out to everyone suffering in australia. >> reporter: aquafina made history being the first asian to receive a golden globe for best actress in a motion picture, musical or comedy. >> we are raised to feel very american. when we go back, you know, we're told that you don't belong here when you go back to where you belong. you also feel like a st

and see how things are shaping up on a thursday night snow or guys you have a low right a very cool hopperoutlets for any of those hydraulics but hey guys we've got high pressure building in overhead that ridge really going to settle in the next couple of days this could really be the sweet spot of the week is that ridge takes over so here we go temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. how about told to 74 degrees a lot more that is a gorgeous day there almost 70 in san jose 67 in mount view about 68 degrees in fremont 66 in napa 68, conservatively in santa rosa now the one cool spot maybe along the coastline, we're likely to see a couple lingering patch of low clouds and some fog but otherwise, mostly sunny skies inside the bay and the valleys and well stick around for at least another day that ridge of high-pressure holding on at least through saturday. so i'm expecting a few more 70's on saturday but by sunday everything changes we have a cold front that's going to drop into the bay area don't things or bring much in the way of rainfall but boy it is going to be a chilly front coming through

>> nelly, hopper. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. lester holt is next with "nightly news." >>> breaking news tonight, the drama unfolding on capitol hill democrats begin making their case in president trump's impeachment trial, accusing him of abusing his power by asking ukraine to investigate joe biden. the president saying he'd love to be there to face his accusers, and what he said over the battle of calling witnesses including john bolton. >>> also breaking, the city of 11 million people on lockdown ground zero for the deadly new coronavirus. the airport, trains, buses being shut down. our correspondent on the ground, and the new warning from the doctor treating the first u.s. patient the alarming new numbers tonight. >>> shocking allegations, the hacking of amazon billionaire jeff bezos' phone being linked to the saudi crowned prince new evidence the saudis may have tried to exploit bezos' extramarital affair. >>> opening statements in the haar vie weinstein rape trial the text and emails his defense is using to challenge an aus

mathematicians and astronomers like grace hopper. problem solvers. who is the doctor who fought to clean up the water in flint michigan. and treats hiv and hepatitis and then the suffragettes billie jean king. and you may remember the woman in saudi arabia who fought for the right to drive. >> against incredible odds for tens of thousands of displaced people so what is the common denominator in all these women? what were the metrics with the 103 women in this book? >> and that visceral reaction but it is so evident in all these women's lives not only driven by their own purpose and to make the world a better place. sometimes it was defined as their family or school or community or a global community. so all the characteristics that you mentioned as one of the core competencies. that are embedded in the gutsy this. and that is the key because there are so many women we admire but as we narrowed the list down we were looking for what it was about that woman's life, her work, advocacy, mission that affect others. and it came with a key ingredient and pr

so the group coffee strong they worked around the clock to raise money and funds to rebuild the hopper wall. now on saturday night the group says that someone just spray painted all over it. cleanup to remove the paint will happen later on this week. sworn officers will be on patrol at bart stations, this comes after a new report found that crime has increased last year bought parts on 11% increase in overall crime compared to 2018 and a 4% increase in violent crime, 59% of that violent crime is related to the theft of electronic devices. in addition to the 12 officers 10 unarmed ambassadors will also be added. >>the 12 that would put not on monday in an odi bassett a program that's going to be 22 more bodies, 22 more eyes and ears that again increase our presence in the new safety in our system. >>well you will see start seeing 12 new officers today, they'll be out there and the 10 new ambassadors will start next month. officials may soon build wildfire victims if pg does not make good on a $4 million debt. so pjd also government that money as a part of the utility's bankruptcy case.

oroville won was reported missing on saturday and no one had seen her since last thursday, the rescue hopper spotted her suv buried in snow today and when a crew went to tat site they found james inside alive. she was taken out of the area where medics were waiting to treat her the is no word tonight when her condition or how she ended up last for days or how she survived. >>hi taking a look now the goal at from our sutro cama direcd at the golden gate idge. kind of lostn the father precipitation what is that theris i don't know relatives in ireland would call this a dirty day just classic sort of way misty no rain to cut to come our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is he. approaching yeah and we're is seeing those storm clouds over especially for those of you in the north bay,so right now noticing very hazy but dry conditions out there in the bay area and this midwinter storm going to bring us heavy rain sty wind speeds mountain snow and even the threat of pop up thunderstor let's take a look at stormtracker 4 right now dry conditions like bandof rain startig to see some scattered showers ri

with a few data points or guard rails where i see the wind industry and my good colleague, abbey hopper, with solar will follow because there is a lot of great partnerships between wind and solar and others whether they be nuclear, wind, or gas. with wind we are currently the largest source of energy in the united states. we put a vision a couple years ago called wind vision to get us to 20%. wind energy by 2030 in this country. we're excited about that, i believe. abbey may talk about it. solar getting to 20% and add those to other renewables, one could easily envision a majority renewable energy in the united states by 2030. wind energy is also the cheapest source of new electricity on the grid. in many parts of the country we are cheaper than the marginal cost of existing power plants. power costs have come down 70% in the last 10 years. we are affordable and certainly reliable. there are certain individuals that run the grid and talk about wind energy in combination with other courses and storage, wind energy as the new quote, the new base load. wind is hiring, currently at 114,000

. >> you according to hopper you get the best deals at this time of year.laces to go, something interesting, tokyo, the dominican republic, there has been a lot in the news. >> there has been a lot in the news and the hotels are pretty empty and there are lots of deals to be had. rob: they've had a lot of bad press. we appreciate it. 26 after the hour, the doj ramping up pressure on apple in the wake of the pensacola airbase terror attack. >> this was an act of terrorism. we call on apple and other technology companies to find a solution so that we can better protect the lives of the american people. >> how the tech join just responded overnight. jillian: the president's program agenda, women for trump cochair joins us to explain how the trend could translate into votes come november. could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? do woodchucks chuck wood? hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> this was an act of terrorism. this wa

do you have other products in the hopper that will go along behind that? you're right.h of that has been the way customers embrace our cold beverages, specifically cold brew, nitro cold brew. we introduced things like irish cream cold brew. iced espresso beverages. it is really driving that. there's really three key ingredients that we think driving our comp growth globally. the first is the customer experience we create in our stores. our customer connection stores are at an all-time high. drove 5%age innovation of that 6% comp growth. that beverage innovation keeps coming. and it is about our digital customer relationships. we grew active rewards members by 16% this last quarter to a total of 18.9 million in the u.s. all three of those areas we focused on, we are seeing phenomenal reception from customers, and it is working. it is growing our business. let's turn: --david: to the coronavirus coming out of china. you've already said you've closed about half of your stores. give us a sense of the process. deciding?u kevin: as you point out, the coronavirus is something

. >> this is from a hopper camp this is the best candidate to beat donald trump, pete buttigieg, tomtier, mike bloomberg andrew yang joe biden, too much baggage democrats need to drop him like a hot rod. h yet nationally the former vic president remains the front runner stop absolutely. all these laypeople that dropped into the race i think the only candidate that could democratic candidate back to drop into this race and really be a game changer would be sharon broman u.s. senator from ohio. he has just the right tone and understanding of the blue-collar worker as well as suburban voter to be able to form a coalition nationwide that could challenge the president. " i was really excited to cover him 2020 i thought he would really rise up and he dropped out before the first started. maybe if there is a brokered convention he walks in as the guy who didn't have to run at all and 2019 and 2020 and becomes the nominee. >> if you look at the polling from quinnipiac university hypothetical general election matchup between either biden, sanders, warren comeau buddha judge or closure with pr

only 1%, only 1% bernie so they should put the state into giant bingo hopper and pull them out randomlybefore election davis that we don't have this ridiculous and disproportional onslaught whose residents have to be beyond frustrated at the bombardment. can you imagine the endless mailers, robo calls for service, annoying journalists and worse evolve baby kissing, hair sniffing candidates up in your business for two years? give iowa and the rest of us a break. shuffle the order, shorten the campaign cycle, and save everyone's insanity. and that's the memo. so who is going to win the hawkeye state? the latest monmouth poll has biden in the lead with 23% bernie is within the margin of error 21% buttigieg in place in 16 and warren isn't forthwith 15. but we have seen different numbers in different poles. should we rethink how we do things in 2024 so everybody can skip this island nonsense. here to break it down chris wilson. welcome about chris. so how do you solve a problem with kyla? >> i don't necessary agree with you kennedy that is a problem. i'm sorry to jump soft by disagreeing. ha

. >> jimmy: ball hoppers. >> yeah. my whole family. >> jimmy: use the dauber?n. >> jimmy: maybe i'll get you a surprise and a shipment of daubers will arrive at your house. >> no, we have the cards and the little buttons. >> jimmy: not the same. not the same. have you been to one of those real bingo with the old people getting mad and cursing each other and all that stuff? >> no, i don't think i've ever, but my grandmother used to go all the time. >> jimmy: i used to go with my grandmother and loved it. >> they get heated and play six or seven cards at a time. >> jimmy: my grandmother would be playing 28 cards at once. she was a big fat laid e shedy,e like, boom, boom, boom. i wouldn't see b 2 and she'd do mine. she was a champion bingo player. represented the united states at the olympics. >> can you be good at bingo? it's all luck. >> jimmy: no, of course not. that's why it was so amazing. what's the best gift you got. what's the best gift you ever got for your birthday. >> received? >> jimmy: yes. >> well, i got, i'm not huge into autographs, but i got a sig

>>the group coffee strong worked around the clock to raise funds and rebuild the hopper wall then on saturday night the group says someone spray painted all over it. the group cut tells us here kron 4 news, it is a shame that someone feels entitled to deface public property. cleanup to remove the paint will happen later on this week. >>tonight we are learning that federal officials may soon bill wildfire victims. if the genie doesn't make good on a $4 million debt. pacific gas and electric co's the government that money as part of the utility's bankruptcy case. fema has asked for reimbursement from pg need to cover costs from the government's response to recent fires. if the utility doesn't pay up individual victims would be responsible if they receive settlement funds. the duplicate money already paid by the federal government. >>a fire started at a homeless encampment in santa rosa overnight and there is an ongoing debate on how to handle the hundreds of people who live along the job or not a trail right here. the fire started near stony point road just after midnight. no word on e

>>the group coffee strong worked around the clock to raise funds and rebuild the hopper wall on saturday night the group says someone spray painted all over it. the group tells us here at kron 4 news. it is a shame someone feels entitled to deface public property. cleanup to remove the paint will happen later on this week. >>tonight we are learning that federal officials may soon bill wildfire victims of pg need doesn't make good on a $4 million debt. pacific gas and electric owes the government that money as part of the utility's bankruptcy case. fema has asked for reimbursement from pg need to cover costs from the government's response to recent fires. now if the utility doesn't pay up individual victims would be responsible if they receive settlement funds that duplicate money already paid but the federal government. >>a fire started at a homeless encampment in santa rosa overnight and there's an ongoing debate and how to handle the hundreds of people living along the joe ridout a trail there. the files started near stony point road just after midnight, no word right now on exactly ho

the group coffee strong worked around the clock to raise the money to rebuild the hopper wall and look at it now on saturday, somebody spray painted all over it and they're going to work on the cleanup and removal that pain. later this week. >>homeless crisis is on the minds of both residents and the board of supervisors in fact, several proposals have been put out there to tackle the problem. one of the ideas has the county buying 3 homes for the homeless to share. but many neighbors don't seem to like that idea in fact one neighbor that we spoke with who lives right next door to one of these houses this proposed to be purchased and shared with the homeless says that he's not in favor of the program he's against it. but others that we spoke with actually support this idea of shared housing. >>the $6 million or 60 people. that doesn't go for that over >>and we need to help you know because i know lot of that we keep the place you know clean and that's what we need we need to screen these people and bring him into this you know environment a good, you know, and it's wonderful. >>the boa

the wall called the hopper wall and on saturday night. somebody spray painted all over it you can see some of that they had to clean it up and they're going to be doing that later this week. >>federal officials may soon bill wildfire victims of pg doesn't make good on a $4 million debt. biggio is the government that money as part of the utility's bankruptcy case. fema has asked for reimbursement for pg need to cover costs from the government's response to recent fires. now if the utility doesn't pay up individual victims would be responsible if they receive settlement funds that duplicate money already paid by the federal government. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a missing. that north of sacramento, we're going to have that story and reaction from neighbors coming up. plus a rally this morning for a group of homeless mothers who are being evicted from a home in oakland, we'll have their story and communities in the philippines forced to evacuate after a volcano air rupp's filling the skies with smoke and ash. >>and temperatures

points or guardrails as to where i see the wind energy industry and then i know my good colleague abby hoppersolar will follow because there's a lot of great partnerships between windsor lar and other renewable sources of electricity whether it's nuclear, gas, et cetera. let me start with a couple of weeks about wind. we're currently the largest source of renewable energy in the united states. roughly 7% of all generation. we have a vision. doe and the industry put together called wind vision that will get us to 20%. wind negotiaenergy by to 30. solar has a vision of getting to 20% by to 30. add those two plus other renewables one could easily envision renewable energy by to 30. wind energy is also the cheapest source of new electricity on the grid and in many parts of the country we're cheaper than the plants. we're affordable. certainly we're reliable. some individuals that run the grid that talk about wind energy in combinations with other sources and storage. within energy as the new quote the new base load. wind is hiring. we're at 114,000 positions in the industry. wind technicians are

go, look, right into that hopper. go. lemonis: i mean, it's not light. corey: go. throw it. you go. okay, start. [ machine whirs ] there we go. it will go back and forth, and it will cut 4-ounce pieces of dough. it's gonna run through here, and it's gonna be formed into a bagel. lemonis: how long you been doing this? neto: 16 years. -lemonis: here? -neto: yeah. -lemonis: with him? -neto: yeah. i was taught by a gentleman who was a fourth-generation bagel maker. lemonis: all right, back out. let me show you how to do this. corey: look at this. we got a replacement for you. lemonis: they look more like donuts. holy [bleep] they're moving too fast! here, i'll try to keep them -- corey: now what are we gonna do? there's too many coming out. now to shut the machine! shut it down. shut it down. neto: there you go. there you go. corey: shut it down. there you go. all right. now, get 'em into the water. the water's boiling, and then we're stirring them up. you want to try it? -lemonis: yeah. corey: this is actually going to cook the outside, which gives us the hard outside, soft ins

one of the women in the naval operation had been tapped by grace hopper, now well-known for designing navy's mark computers, or programming them, and she was a teacher at vassar she tapped this woman who became part of the naval code breaking operation, and she wanted to become an architecture after the war. she applied to architect schools unqualified for g.i. benefits, but all of the schools she applied to said, we are holding the spots open for returning men. of course returning men needed and deserved jobs and training, but she said, i was in the u.s. navy as well, and what she got was a sorry, we are still holding the spots open for the men. she wasn't able to tell them that her work had sunk an entire japanese convoy, so she wasn't able to get credit, was unable to use the benefits, but ended up teaching herself directed the computer science department at the university of cincinnati. that is how smart these women were, and their ability to avail themselves of g.i. benefits was spotty. but some ended up as lieutenant, and some lieutenant, and some outranked their husbands after

going back and that's going to be a one-hopper to the wall. >> we broke the rules. we accept the punishment. >> reporter: the mlb punishment includes season long suspensions to team manager aj hinch and general manager jeff luhnow and a record $5 million fine sending a message to teams around the league that illegal sign stealing will not be tolerated. team owner jim crane went a step further and fired both of them after the suspension was announced. >> this is a tough day. i've had a lot of tough days over the years. but, yeah, this is a tough one. >> reporter: the investigation is expected to impact other major league teams as well. >> red sox win the world series. >> reporter: alex cora, the current manager of the boston red sox was the bench coach for the 2017 astros. the mlb commissioner said he developed the sign-stealing system. just one year later he led the sox to a world series title as manager. boston is now under investigation for illegal sign stealing as well. baseball's commissioner now says he'll determine the appropriate level of discipline for cora

around and scrubbing off the graffiti, keeping them clean, making sure people don't jam stuff into the hopper so it gets stuck. but in areas that we have looked at for city-wide roll-outs, it's been tough to keep up with that level of maintenance. so we're very supportive. we think it's good. it just seems that if we continue at this rate we've seen in the last couple of years and we have hundreds and hundreds in the next couple of years of the big bellies, that's oewd cbd thing but becoming a central part of how we deal with trash in the city and yet dbw is opts out of that. it seems to be, especially as it grows, to become a bigger problem i woul. i would love to see a standard practise and the ones in areas where we have a lot of problems with them broken open, because they are pulling trash right out and those are spilled over and on top of that, you walk around the neighborhood and see these broken everywhere. that leads to a lot of cynicism and frustration with our ability as a city to deliver basic services. supervisor stephanie. >> what is the response time to a broken door, let's say

. >> we'll add those to the hopper >> no, you don't want. >> put them in the crock pot >> how about fitchen> and jenna and i are together on the fourth hour >> yes >> it will be fun. >> yeah, it will >> we can't wait >>> good morning. it is 8:56. i am marcus washington. later today we may learn the fate of a chick-fil-a slated for south bay. they plan to hold a vote on the controversial project. if approved, topponents are fighting it. they plan to hold a protest this morning near the proposed location. >>> happening now, following several developments. gilroy police are investigating a chaotic incident this morning that left a woman injured. sources tell us the man tried to rundown his girlfriend with an suv and then it struck a fence where the woman was hiding. so far there's no update on the woman's injuries. >>> a palo alto policeman confirming someone shot and seriously injured a man this morning around 3:00 a.m. police now tell us the victim was shot in the midsection, but they're not giving an update on the condition. as of an hour ago, eastbound lane of san antonio was closed to tra

this is called the hoist, and this comes into one of our fillers, which is basically a big hopper at ovens at home, don‘t you think, in the kitchen? meanwhile, their competitor mcsween‘s have noticed a similar trend. 54% of their sales are south of the border. so what exactly has non—scots hankering after haggis? i think there‘s this perception now of haggis as getting better and better. people are seeing it as the best thing you can have. you are not going to have it every night, but, people have an appreciation for it. and it‘s got that great name behind it. it‘s traditional, as well. and inevitably, given the worldwide trend of meat free alternatives, the vegetarian and vegan version has now made its debut. definitely, people are asking more about vegetarian options as well as the meat option. i would say 30—40% now. it's very high. and also having it in a non—traditional form, so notjust haggis, tatties and neeps, but in a toasty, like you see here, a quesadilla, in the bonbons, are very popular. so, a warning to the curious. if you are still on the lookout for haggis in the wild

around and scrubbing off the graffiti, keeping them clean, making sure people don't jam stuff into the hopper so it gets stuck. but in areas that we have looked at for city-wide roll-outs, it's been tough to keep up with that level of maintenance. so we're very supportive. we think it's good. it just seems that if we continue at this rate we've seen in the last couple of years and we have hundreds and hundreds in the next couple of years of the big bellies, that's oewd cbd thing but becoming a central part of how we deal with trash in the city and yet dbw is opts out of that. it seems to be, especially as it grows, to become a bigger problem i woul. i would love to see a standard practise and the ones in areas where we have a lot of problems with them broken open, because they are pulling trash right out and those are spilled over and on top of that, you walk around the neighborhood and see these broken everywhere. that leads to a lot of cynicism and frustration with our ability as a city to deliver basic services. supervisor stephanie. >> what is the response time to a broken door, let's say

lives,"lled "he starring dennis hopper. if you want to see were the country is headed, watch it.ost: falls church, virginia. good morning to john. caller: hello. glad you took my call. i almost never call in. i kind of had to. host: i'm glad you got in. caller: i am an independent. not a republican or democrat and never will be. the reason i'm calling in is to point out i am struck and peopleinted that both who consider themselves even republicans or democrats seem to be ruled by emotion i don't take the time to understand the law or how our government works. how it is meant to work is clear. trump to remind everybody is the first president besides george washington it was that a member of the political class when he was elected. he was not a politician. people complain where the republicans letting them do this and the democrats letting them do that? his major crime according to the parties is he went off script. rallies, what hiswhen you watcs is good about them, and during the debates, he is always off script. and those thats like trump like that he is off script. we need to h