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not because of the lattes. kate larson has the story on whether this business is more about the coffee or the cabaret. >> reporter: a new coffee shop may be coming to the redwood city area on el camino real. the new pink panthers espresso would look a whole lot different, with a lot more skin. james rendell works in the coffee business and was not happy to hear about the plan for lingerie clad women to serve up beverages like wetd kiss mocha and birthday sex. >> it's bad for coffee and it's bad for women. redwood city having the bathing suit coffee shop, it's a weird fit. >> reporter: san mateo county is still reviewing the application. if the attire does not meet this specific county code, then the coffee shop will be deemed an adult business which was not allowed in this zoning district. >> a lot of people have that stigma against it. but when you actually get there, the girls are really nice and there's no inappropriate stuff. >> reporter: this woman says she knows several women that have worked at a lingeri

i think he would probably tell you it's the latte but i not sure some of his advisors don't s an in a punishinall-out trade war. the question next is what's the plan? u've scared the europeans, the mexicans and the canadia but to what end? when will we s down and work things out? robert: thanks everybody for the great conversations. be sure to watch the pbs newson hour monday for special coverage of president trump's announrement of his s court nominee. our conversation will continue online on the "washington week" extra. you can find that later tonig on pbsthrg/newsweek. ks for coming to the table. we'll see you next time. announcer: funding for "washington week" is provided by newman own foundation donating all profits to charity and nourishing the common good. the ethics in journalism foundation. k and patck ewing foundation committed to bridging culturalc differ and from contributions from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and caption content and ♪ narrator: a kqed television produc

and it was like diving in a cafe latte. i had no hope in making it that far.n as they installed more pumps, the water down, the rain got a little bit less, the visibility got better, and actually today the visibility was -- you could almost drink the water. >> reporter: cave diving in a place like this is a daunting task. >> siphons filled with water. you have to dive down and come up and then you're back to rock climbing really over huge hills and -- so it takes about an hour and a half to two hours depending on the amount of gear you have to drag behind you. and then the diving starts. >> up, down, up, down. >> yeah. so the water is about 21 degrees celsius in the chamber itself it's nearly 100 fahrenheit, which doesn't make it easy. >> reporter: then he saw a hopeful sign. writing on the wall of one of the passageways, which he says indicated that he and the other rescuers were going in the right direction. >> i'd like to believe it's the kids' writing because it looked quite fresh and there's a bit of a tradition going on with youngsters to -- like footbal

latte love to hate your book some of our stories they do get in touch by following us on social media how they back about thirty minutes with all the latest headlines us either. forman are sitting in a car when the phipps gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way you could have done it there's no possible way because the list did not shoot around a corner. shots seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shake out this thing comes to etiquette and in games from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. easy. people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more book for nichole of russia and the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fa

. >> we already have six places for lattes and only onece g store. we're trying to save our store. >> it helps provide a nice walking environment andn opportunity for some new ce commercial spa which we have very little toof. >> ght's meeting was the last chance for public excellent on there issue. the takoma park city council will vote on the propose the weeks. ent in t >> new reaction to the miraculous rescue in thailand. we're hearing from the relatives it ef onef those trapped young menace we get our first look at the boys inside the hospital. nbc's janice mackey frayer has e story from thailand. >> reporter: tonight a first glimpse at the boys after that daring three-day rescue mison appearing relaxed wearing face from and gowns, waving their hospital beds. their families kept six feet away behind glass to prevent infection. health officials say the 12 boys are in good condition, mainly because of their coash. the last person out and was thees we 'apologized to the boys' parents. >> i happy happy. >> his aunt telling us she's relieved. his uncle

somebody, if they're $3 a gallon at the gas pumps may not buy that for $1.50 latte. look to that.ght smp and not take e family to a disney or something along those lines. so i think you have to be really looking through your portfolio and asking yourself, you know, is this cheesecake factory a neceity? if it'snot, i think you have to consider selling those here? quickly, traditionallypa in the when you hear inflation and you think things like gold. are yougo thinkin here, as well? >> absolutely. i've been talking to clients about that but it has not yet responded. >> right. >> i think gold iy rea waiting to see those wage numbers increase which we have not seen yet, but in due time i think gold and the gold mining space will be also something to considerr for yportfolio. >> very good. quinn, always good to see you. quinn tetr joining us tonight. >> it is time to take a look at ome of today's upgrades and downgrades. dow component mcdonald's was upgraded, the analyst expects second-half comparable store sales trend in line with consensus expectaons. the fir lowered its sales estima

want to get a cafe will someone die if they don't get their super cafe mocha frappe on and past a latte. i kind of doubt they're going to kill over from a blueberry scone deficiency i don't think it's happened when you die if you if you don't serve them one if you work at macy's with a customer perish and if they don't get their boxer briefs with the sweat absorbent fabric. down it and if they do die from that they have problems far greater. than you could have known so that means we're on working to make other people rich because we have a society where you have to work technological advancements can do most everything that truly needs to get done nowadays and according to delights just instead of survey eighty percent of people are dissatisfied with their jobs and the average person spends ninety thousand hours at work over their lifetime about one seventh of your life so if we wanted to we could get rid of like most work and have tens of thousands of more hours to enjoy our lives but we're not doing that at all and no one's allowed even to question i think kelly top.

raining a lot and it was very hard and it was like pulling hand over hand and it was like diving in cafe latte. i had no hope of making it that far but as they installed more pumps and the rain got a little less and visibility got better and today the visibility was -- you could almost drink the water. >> family members are outside the cave entrance waiting for news and americans are part of the 1,000-person strong international rescue effort. >> we're going to come together to figure out what the best possible solution is and kind of be able to get the kids out as safely and quickly as possible. >> heavy rain expected any day now and that will make getting everyone out safely that much harder. and the rainy season in thailand lasts until september or october. that raises the possibility of having to send food and supplies into the cave for three or four months. >>> here at home president trump is wasting no time lining up potential nominees who could cement the conservative majority of the supreme court. overnight we learned the names of the four judges he met with on monday. two more intervi

maybe our elected officials should be looking at that instead of what we drink our frozen lattes in.ng to come to consensus on this but he gave you a nice complement talking about how fantastic the people of california are so we will leave it at that and see you next week. thank you both. of next and out of this world discovery. scientists believe they have found liquid water on mars. where there is water there is often life. that story next. ♪ [telephone ring] ahoy-hoy. alexander graham bell here... no, no, my number is one, you must want two! two, i say!! like my father before... [telephone ring] like my father before... ahoy-hoy! as long as people talk too loudly on the phone, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> shannon: is their life on mars or could there have been? there is a new element. that elements shannon: is there life on mars or could there have been? there is a new element to add to the conversation and that is liquid water and a lot of it. kristin fisher is here with details. >> we are t

everything got a little delayed this morning, president putin was latt -- late. trump delayed his endrans, and now comes the big moment. the tone coming in has been very unusual for a u.s. president forgiving of vladimir putin. wanting to put horrible acts in the past. wanting to blame other states for the united states and russia.

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everything got a little delayed this morning, president putin was latt -- late. president trump delayed his endrans, and now comes the big moment. the tone coming in has been very unusual for a u.s. president forgiving of vladimir putin. wanting to put horrible acts in the past. wanting to blame other states for the united states and russia. we have never seen a relationship like that between trump and putin. both men looking to declare a win here and an easy get for vladimir putin to be given his legitimacy. such a historic location for big meetings over the machine years. he literally has the world waiting on him this morning. what is the win for trump? sometimes just by making something happen, having a moment, president trump sees that as a win. let's discuss the different considerations. we have david gergen. we have susan glasser, cnn affairs analyst and staff writer, and jeff zelany. we also have kaitlan collins, not to put you in a box, but do you have anything on what will be the makeup of people in the rooms? you have putin and trump? we know it is one

a large flat white and a latte ? needs. a large flat white and a latte? perfect. i feel needs.and myself. want to help them to wa nt to and myself. want to help them to want to help change the system. thank you very much to tee to helping us. we will be speaking to the branch about what they found that a bit late to hear on the programme. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm tolu adeoye. some residents living near luton airport have dismissed a consultation into its expansion as meaningless. airport bosses say thousands of newjobs and hundreds of millions of pounds will be added to the regional economy if it expands. it wants to reach 38 million passengers by 2050 more than doubling capacity. but some living underneath the flightpath believe the consulation is no more than lip service. it says, "can you please rank for us the benefits of this expansion?" but nowhere on here can i see a way of saying, i don't think that is a benefit, i think it's a disbenefit to people in this area. there's nothing in here where it ac

. >>> and on abc 7 news at 11:00, serving up up lattes with a side of lingerie? see the new coffee concept that some say is too hot for the neighborhood. >> that's all for now, though. this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for larry spencer and all of ♪ this is the "jeopardy!" tournament of champions. here are three former champions -- a phd student from urbana, illinois... an attorney from augusta, georgia... and a music executive from los angeles, california... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the only "jeopardy!" tournament that allows you, viewers, a chance to revisit and re-enjoy some of your favorite "jeopardy!" players in recent history. we have three excellent ones with us today -- pranjal, hunter, and buzzy. good luck, fella. here we go. first round, the jeopardy! round. today we start off with these categories... next... each correct response will contain one x. it'll be 9 letters l

. >>> i'm leaving this set and going to get a latte because i will be here tonight at 9:00 for my goodl likely be no shortage of breaking news from now until then. for now, my thanks to jonathan, doug, matt and elise. that does it for now. >> who do we blame for no cameras in federal courtrooms again? >> you can blame me. >> boy do i wish we had a camera in a courtroom right now. thank you, nicole. >>> if it's tuesday, paul manafort's trial is officially under way. >>> tonight, collusion confus n confusion. the wild evolution of the president's alternative explanations with yet another dimension of denial. >>> plus, midterm sabotage. >> our democracy itself is in the cross hairs. >> facebook you have? s -- snuffs out coo

oh, is that a latte? i'm sticking around." ( laughter ) and giuliani also unveiled what's sure to be an airtight defense for his client. >> they are not going to be colluding about russians, which i'm not even know if that's a crime, colluding about russians. >> stephen: "i don't even know if that's a crime?" ( laughter ) you're his lawyer, you're supposed to know what the law is. ( laughter ) that's like your doctor going: "i don't even know if that's a disease: bleeding from your eyeballs." "i don't know, who knows?" ( cheers and applause ) and he went on -- eyeball bleeding, i don't know. and he went on to describe the real crime. >> you start analyzing the crime. the hacking is the crime. the hacking is the crime. >> that certainly is the original problem, yes. >> well, the president didn't hack! >> of course not, that's the original problem. >> he didn't pay them for hacking. >> stephen: yes, he didn't pay them for hacking. and i hope he's not paying you for lawyering, either. ( laughter ) hold on a

>>> i'm leaving this set and going to get a latte because i will be here tonight at 9:00 for my good friend rachel maddow. there will likely be no shortage of breaking news from now until then. for now, my thanks to jonathan, doug, matt and elise. that does it for now. >> who do we blame for no cameras in federal courtrooms again? >> you can blame me. >> boy do i wish we had a camera in a courtroom right now. thank you, nicole. >>> if it's tuesday, paul manafort's trial is officially under way. >>> tonight, collusion confus n confusion. the wild evolution of the president's alternative explanations with yet another dimension of denial. >>> plus, midterm sabotage. >> our democracy itself is in the cross hairs. >> facebook you have? s -- snuffs out coordinated attempts of election interference but as the u.s. government done you have no protect the integrity of the vote? >> mark my words, america won't tolerate this meddling. >>> and day one of trial number one for the special counsel's office. how the paul manafort tax evasion and bank fraud case has nothing and everything to do with

their core supportersru want anyone darker than a latte deported. >> brian: there you go.tives from 140 countries have gone through the borders of the last three years, according to the active director of i.c.e. that just retired. now on the left there is growing agreement that i.c.e. should be abolished, the legislation is.e moving through the house. is the public on board? a new political poll shows only 25% of americans want ice gone. what does john summers think? after all he was communication director for former majority leader harry reid. how do you stand with someone, and hand it that's not where the majority of the leadership and the democratic party is. that's not where that a majority >> that's not what the majority of candidates and other elected officials in the democratic party are. i think you have people who are doing their best to advocate for the position they believe the majority of voters in their districts actually stand for. i think the reality is if you abolish ice the trump administration is going to pull together and repackage it as something else.

. >> we already have six places for lattes. we only have one grocery store.re trying to save our grocery store. >> reporter: the tacoma city council has already voted four times, approving stages of the proped development. >> it helps provide a nice walking environment that you can look in the windows, you c buy maybe some ice cream or something. fairly large public space inon so people can gather without buying things. and an opportunity for some new commercial space, which we have very little of. >> reporter: tacoma park is a city of more than 17,000 people. some who have lived here a long time support plans for development. >> i'm in favor of revitalizing a part t ofoma park. this is an area that hasn't seen a whole lot of development and now has a chance to take a step forward. it's been empty for 20 years. reporter: tonight is t public's last chance to comment. the tacoma park outyil will vote on the proposed development here in t weeks. reporting from tacoma park, chris gordon, news 4.0, >>> now at 6 teenage tragedy. new clues about the moment leading u

their core supporters want anybody who's darker than a latte deported. they're not happy about immigration of any kind. they don't believe in the asylum process. they want to take and separate these families as a matter of deterrence and as a sort of theater of cruelty. i think it really doesn't speak well to their moral standing. it doesn't speak well to the -- >> that's quite an argument. you're saying the administration wants this. they want -- i mean i get it's their practice, but i'm saying they want these pictures, they want it to play out like this -- really? >> yeah. there's been some reporting on this. stephen miller and the guys in the white nationalist faction of the party are very happy about this. they love the whole optics of this cruel sort of exercise. >> joe trippi, you're the democrat on this panel. they do not make up the entirety of the white house, nor do they make up, nor is stephen miller a representative of the entirety of the trump base. >> but it's -- i think rick's right, that this was intended to be a cruel policy, on purpose,

or affordable by people who can afford to have their latte delivered on an electric scooter. that is what it's going on here. you will build another big thing that will be half empty in the market will take a hit. >> thank you. >> thank you for your comment. >> my name is richard becker. i'm a local coordinator. it should be a national holiday. i would hope that the board, today is not going to pass a resolution declining the treatment of children along the border, and then vote in favor of this building. [applause] you know, if you travelled down -- i lived in the mission for 37 years. we are very close. i live a couple blocks away. when you travel down mission street now, there are scores, at least 60 or 70 shut down businesses, interspersed with the expensive restaurants. that's what this form of development has brought about. and is not only that, the soaring rents, the number of people who are homeless, you know, we hear that we are supposed to combat the blue wave to rescue us from this despicable administration in washington. but the blue wave swept over san francisco

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well, i think howard dean should take his tax-hiking, government-expanding, latte-drinking, sushi-tingiving, "new york times"-reading... - bodyloiercing, hollywoong, left-wing freak show back to vermont, where it belongs. - a lot of negative stuff came out at dean at the time, because he was the front-runner, and the other campaigns began to coordinate their attacks on him, and that took its toll. wh - and there are thoswake up every morning determined to destroy western civilization. americans want a president who can face the dangers ahead. but howard dean has no military or foreign policy experience. and howard dean just cannot compete with george bush on foreign policy. politics is a substitute for war. you're not gonna meet the garden club when you're running for president of the unid states. you're gonna meet some people who 400 years ago would have cheerfully taken your life. - unfortunately, there's only one target worth killing on the planet, and his name is howard dean. - ladies and gentlemen, we got him. [cers and applause] - i was giving a big foreign policy speech in los a

liberals drink lattes and drive priuses and republicans are hard-working, blue-collar, getter-doners.et, at a rally in minnesota yesterday, trump completely gave away the game when he bared his insecurities for all to see by complaining about the fact that no one ever calls him "elite." >> a little thing i was talking about today. [ applause ] did you ever notice they always call the other side, and they do this sometime, the elite, the elite. e why are thte? i have a much better apartment than they do. [ cheers and applause ] i'm smarter th they are. i'm richer than they are. [ cheers ] i became president and they didn't. [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, put it like this, lebron james is an elite athlete. because he's the best at what he does. you're more of a j.r. smith.be use you have no idea what's going on. and you think you are winning when you're not. [ laughter and applause ] trump has been dealing with national revulsion ove abhorrent policy of tearing children away from their parents at the border. so he's desperate to focus on other things, like he's comically mb idea to c

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usually at this point i have a starbucks latte that i hold us anywhere that i go and i ask the elderly if they know how much that is and they will go $4.50. or if you were making $50,000 a year that's nine weeks of social security payments that would more than amply, as mr. goss says -- pointed out, pay for social security to make sure that we have enhancements in place for the 10,000 people a day that become eligible and for future generations into and beyond the 75 year requirement while still making the programs both on the disability side and the pension and survivors benefits solid. this should be as it was back in 1983 a bipartisan effort, and i think when you think about the fact for 50 cents a week if you're making $50,000 a year we can solve this problem, i'd love to have the american people welcome that debate with them so that we can arrive at a conclusion that i think is in the best interest of everyone. social security is neither democrat or republican, it's merican. >> thank you. thank you. you know, as is customary, any member is welcome to submit a statement for the rec

usually at this point i have a starbuck's latte that i hold up anywhere i go and i ask the elderly if they know how much that is, and they go $4.50. or if you were working 900 hours a year, that's insurance payments that would pay for social security to make sure that we have enhancements in place for the 10,000 people a day that become eligible, and for future generations into and beyond the 75-year requirement while still making the programs both on the disability side and the pension and survivors' benefits solvent. this should be, as it was in 1983, a bipartisan effort. at 50 cents a week, if you're making $50,000 a year, we could solve this problem, i would love to have the american people and have that debate with them so we can arrive at the conclusion that's the best for everyone. social security is neither democratic or republican, it's american. >> thank you. as is customary, any member is welcome to submit a statement for the record. before we move on to our testimony today, i want to remind our witness to please limit your oral statement to five minutes. however, without o

the amount of waste that has been created as a result of everybody having their latte and whatever. > want it to be paper and not plastic. >> the plastic in the great plastic garbage thing is the size of france. >> yeah. >> and many people feel the most recent level has come from not from our country from chinese rivers. >> and india, too. huge issue with plastic bags. >> it's a good thing i don't know if it moves anybody to buy more starbucks >>well, millennial's, david. they have a conscience not us we're just wreckless consumers millennial's care tremendously. >> i hope so they need to do a lot to repair the planet that we have destroyed. >> yeah. >> you know david, let's go to starbucks. howard schultz. >> let's move on to the stock itself. >> it made me think about kevin johnson. he comes out and does say i have been close friends with jack ma for many years why does it matter there's an endless chatter there could be a boycott behind the slow down in chinese stores. if you're tied in with jack ma that's highly unlikely. >> as you and i went into it in great detail and we had mr.

. >> the coffee version like a latte in a pop. 70 milligrams of caffeine.nces. looking for ice cream, a little fun fact fda has a definition for ice cream. it's got to be 10% milk fat in order to be considered ice cream. >> how is the breyer's. sheinelle. >> simple ingredients, chocolate and vanilla best bet. >> how is it? >> it's happening. >> is it delightful. >> delightful. >> you get a little portion so a little taste. >> it comes in snack cups, great for the whole family. >> what's going on here? >> if you're looking at gelato. >> pistachio. >> just go for it. >> hmm. >> pistachios. >> even better. >> if you don't like pistachio, but you like ice cream, it has a lot in there. >> classic klondike. >> the bar. come on, al. >> we got it. >> i'm dairy-free. i would be trying it but i can't. get after it. >> we have great testers. >> these are classic. >> klondike bar. >> what is better than a klondike bar, honestly. if you're going to opt for something with built in toppings -- >> do you like toppings, al? >> no. >> how is that? >> i don't know what it is.

. >> the coffee version, this is like a latte in a pop.perfect for breakfast. >> now we're going to move on to the indulgences. >> when you're looking for ice cream, fun fact is that the fda has a definition for ice cream, and it's got to be 10% milk fat in order to be considered ice cream. >> uh-huh. how is the breyer's? >> simple ingredients, really just these classic flavors. chocolate, vanilla, always your best bet. oh, yeah. >> how is it?s >> i happening, sweetheart. >> it's glightful. yo a portion, so at least you get a little taste. >> it's amazing. great for the whole family. >> so what's going on here? >> gelato, this is a lower -- this is 3.5%. go for it. amazing. in here, you have pistachios in the ingredients. >> makes it even better. because if you don't like pistachios, there's a lot in there. >> that's goo stuff. >> always classic >> come on, al. >> okay. >> we got it. >> how is it? >> we have great deserts. these are your classics. forf you're going to opt something with those built-in topics, if you're a topping girl -- >>

this morning, divers will resume rescue efforts after suspending them latt night.here was 31 people aboard that popular dk boat tour when severe weather struck. those choppy waters slashing the side of the boat, mffing it very ult to get to shore. we want to give you a warning that some may find this video disturbing. >> those poor people. >> reporter: this video shows the final moments before a duck boat packed withourists goes down. two of the amphibious vehicles desperately trying to reach dry land, but only one made it. >> poor guys. oh, my gosh! oh, my gosh! oh, no. >> reporter: severe thunderstorms packing 60-mile-per-hour winds, tning the normally calm lake in branson, missouri, into a stormy sea. >> there was some heavy wind and it was having problems through the wind. >> pretty strong winavy rain. >> reporter: the duck boat moved out of sight, and then -- >> it's going under. it's going under. >> need a water rescue. will be a duck that has capsized. we have approximately 30 individuals in the water. >> the waves. >> they we pretty big. >> for a lake, they

lid and the the iced vanilla bean coconut milk llatte, fewer calories and lower sugar than other latteshese are coming out to the stores tomorrow. but i have connections in high places, maria. maria: i like it. you brought the new strawless lid. happy birthday, mitch. >> thank you, maria. this is my birthday present. maria: i'm glad they're doing away with straws. >> if you go to the atlantic ocean, it's littered with straws and plastic bags. cheryl: it's what it's done to marine life, i don't think you can deny it's been horrific. they're the largest company to ever get rid of straws. this is the largest name we can see in the public sector that is doing this initiative. maria: it is going on across the country. people are getting rid of straws. >> because of what it's going to the oceans. maria: take a sip, let's see it. cheryl: by the way, 50% of their sales now is -- >> do i have foam all over me? cheryl: that's the coconut version. maria: the coconut is very good. cheryl: it's low sugar and it's low calorie. coconut milk is the hot thing. >> coconut milk, almond milk, rice milk, wh

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