but they built up a distribution center in tracy, so you see a big change and logistics in california. is there any indication that alibaba might be interested in having logistics in california in the u.s.? guest: one way i see them building up their business building up exports from produce, from the united states, of course, from california to china. the chinese are very interested for safety and freshness. i would say our retailers like safeway and whole foods could do very well, in-depth collaborating with alibaba on this matter. cory: that's interesting. is there a notion that california grocers are agriculture producers are businesses do not have good distribution in china because of the infrastructure in china? ken: i do not think it is a market they have gone after in any great way. teaming up with alibaba would improve volume as well as efficiency. it is an idea that i think those companies would really welcome. cory: josh, when you look at it from a capital deployment perspective, it's interesting that they are funding an ipo rather then funneling the cash alibaba raised wit

if you think of the bigger logistic corporations today, they are present worldwide. so they have the interest also to show the community that are affected by disasters that they are doing not only money but also that they areready to help with that. reporter: stefano peveri is uneasy these days. stefano: where is this going? to the palestinians reporter: after the himalayan earthquakes, some of the un depots look as if they'd been looted. nepal has been a drain on supplies. more are on the way, but when will they arrive? aid is still needed in yemen, the large refugee camps in jordan and kenya, and areas affected by ebola. it's hard to put a price on humanitarian aid. stefano: if you need 15 tons fork lifts to be procured in the market is going to take you probably between 30 to 40 weeks. and we could get in nepal thanks to this kind of partnership in 3 days. so it's difficult to put a price or a value to that. it's just thanks to them that they are there to support. reporter: the migrant labourers are working for union paper mills, the largest paper mill in the unit

it was carrying logistical supplies. >>> a man in japan committed suicide and killed another person by setting himself on fire on a bullet train. he poured a liquid on his body before lighting in or near a bathroom on the train. >>> the greeks are lining up at atms to get their hands on their own cash before the nation goes into default. the country's economy minister says it will be impossible to make the payment. >>> and the financial markets are certainly feeling the heat from this debt crisis in greece. the dow jones industrial average dropped 350 points on monday closing at 17,596. that is the single-worst day for losses on the dow so far this year. in the meantime, markets in asia fared very differently after suffering losses on monday they rebounded and you can see the nikkei the shanghai composite, the hang seng all of those up for the day. >>> europe's financial markets opened just about 30 minutes ago. let's check in with nina dos santos in london. the european trading day getting underway. how many financial centers factored in greek uncertainty? >> several had been pricing

. >>> she is working with about 30 restaurants, and she calls it a food logistic service and sees huge business opportunities in the technology sector, that could create employment for thousands of people. >>> it has made it so, that doesn't need for delivery, or for that provision of logistics in terms of meals for consumers. >>> we can -- >>> he got started with the help of inspire a organization, that helps tech startups, it's funded beat government, they are taught the basics of commuter programming, and inspire has helped over 0 businesses get started and there are still major challenges. q.you need to have patience, in businesses. and we are beginning to see that, 5 or 10 years tech business is going to be like we have now and most investors are brick and mortar type of business. the government has tried to support it, but has faced problems. the government was supposed to build a so-called technology village on this land to, house over 1,000 tech businesses a contract for millions of dollars was awarded and very little has been built and some say the government should allow the

she calls it a food logistics service and sees huge business opportunities in the technology sector that could create employment for hundreds of thousands of people. >> penetration has made it so it doesn't need for convenience, there's a need for delivery convenience, that provision of logistics in terms of meals for consumers. >>reporter: she got started with the help of inspire, an organization that helps launch tech startups. it's funded by the government. here entrepreneurs are taught the basics of computer programming for online business ventures. inspire has helped over 50 businesses get started but there are still major challenges. >> you need to have patience in tech businesses. and people are beginning to see that in the next five to ten years, tech businesses are likely going to be the realistic businesses like we have now. so most investors are stuck on brick and mortar businesses. >>reporter: the government has tried to support tech based businesses too but has faced problems. the government was supposed to built a so-called technology village on this land to house over 1,00

to draw upwards of 2 million people the whirlwind schedule proposed challenges for security and logistics. >> he wants to be with people and i think the vatican rightly figured out if you want to be with people and be in a place that knows logistics and can move someone like the pope around, you want to be in philadelphia. >> a lot of planning is taking place and now that the pope's schedule is formalized. each more specific planning is getting underway as the clock tics down to just 84 days until the pope arrives. david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you david. >>> you can see more details about the pope's visit at 6abc.com, and stay up to date with our special twitter account, follow at 6 abc pope for the latest on the world meeting of families. coming up on "action news" tonight, philadelphia police find a key piece of evidence in the murder of an 85-year-old woman. and eagles connor barwin attends a different type of camp today. >> i'll let you know when to expect the next storm and within we get a break in the accuweather forecast. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star

. >>> she's working with 30 restaurants and she calls it a third logistic service and sees huge businesspportunities. it could create employment for hundreds of thousands of people. >>> there's a need for convenience and there's a need for delivery, and there's a need for that provision of logistics in terms of the meals for consumers. >>> you can carry it out. >>> they got started with help of inspire a organization, that helps launch tech companies it's fund had by the government, they are taught the basics of computer programming. inspire has helped over 0 businesses get started and there are still major challenges. >>> you need to have patience, in tech businesses and, people are beginning to see next 5-10 years, tech businesses are going to be the real estate businesses like we have now. so most investors are stuck on brick and mortar kind of business. and the government has tried to support them, but has faced problems. >>> the government was supposed to build a so-called technology village on this land to, house over 1,000 tech businesses and a contract for millions of dollars was

it's a costly exercise. >> it will be a logistical challenge. it's being done under extraordinary circumstances, and as you employ in a fight time frame. i poke to the interior minister and said can you organise this within seven days and he said it will be tough. there are practical problems that we have to overcome this we felt was urgent. that we couldn't wait. i imagine civil servants will go flat out, looking at putting out the vote. typically when greek governments called elections, they've been given 2-3 weeks notice. this is taking place under a tighter time frame and in a drought political atmosphere. >> greek is rattled by the 24 hours alone. as i said in my report i do see signs, i suppose, of increasing polarization in the society, not only the nervousness at the warnings and by some estimates a billion euro were withdrawn. the majority were closed over the weekend, but the vast majority coming from the cash point machines. will they open as usual. well that depends a lot of throughout the greek crisis. not on ept but elsewhere in th

she calls it a food logistic service and sees huge business opportunities in the technology techter.it could create employment for hundreds of thousands of people. >> they have made it so that there is a need for convenience delivery for that provision of logistics in terms of meals for consumers. >> she got started with the help of a group killed inspire. it's funded by the government. here entrepreneurs are taught the basics of computer programming for online business ventures. inspire has helped 70 businesses get started but there are still major challenges. >> tech businesses will be the businesses that we have now. >> the government were supposed to build a so-called technology village on this land to house over 1,000 tech businesses. a contract businesses were awarded, but little has been built. we need to bring in technology so the next generation of businesses are better equipped. >> she's confident there is a huge market for her service. >> stay with us. in a moment robin will be here to tell you why this slip up didn't prove too costly for one tennis player. >> another foot

the company leases the facility to a logistics company. >> translator: how's the occupancy rate? >> translator: by september all the vacant spaces will be filled so we'll be operating at full capacity. >> reporter: losing tenants is always a risk. but the insurance company expects stable revenues. >> translator: this logistics facility plays an important part in our plans. we'll be going more deeply into this area. >> reporter: the insurance company is also expanding its investments overseas. the firm's president recently paid a visit to an affiliated company in singapore. he emphasized his intention to accelerate investment in road construction and other infrastructure projects that can benefit from economic growth in asia. >> translator: we expect you to lead the way in expanding our overseas and asset management business. >> reporter: the firm plans to invest up to $8 billion in those sectors in the next three years. >> translator: we guarantee a certain level of yield to our policy holders in this era of super low interest rates. we want to manage our funds to at least match

the logistics development program. also like to say that we have enjoyed a fruitful relationship between our two governments and the business communities. the recent ceo bilateral ceo forum held in brazil provided important suggestions, such as the establishment or setting up of an infrastructure information center to identify coordinate, and promote investment projects as well as the suggestion of development -- of developing financial tools and guarantees for investments in the long term with stimulating private sector involvement. we also have a wide array of several other opportunities and achievements in areas such as the defense arena, for example, we welcome the two agreements recently passed by congress. the defense cooperation agreement, which will allow a very fruitful cooperation between the brazilian minister of defense as well as the u.s. counterpart ministry of defense. the military information agreement [ inaudible ] on military information which will allow exchange of information in that area in the fie

a lot of logistical support. everything was wooden buildings and it was very busy down here, but qs was very delicate. you are looking at a register. this book dates from 1850 specifically and throughout this book we have receipts for goods coming in and out of key west, where they originated from and where they were headed to if they were not paying in key west and books like this give you a really good idea of the variety of products coming in. for example, here, we have a receipt for meat products coming into key west from a merchant in new orleans. key west getting a delivery of port and beef and bacon at that time for the rest of this year this one is a receipt for cut nails and construction materials were very important because key west was growing at a rapid pace at this time. in particular, this is one of the records here on the island. he was in the practice of going out to ship wrecks out on the reef and he would salvage the materials and have a warehouse. he was quite a player. down here, we have recei

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other key things they will work on as well is command and control and resupplying and low logistics logistics. these were key in the fall of ramadi. u.s. troops will not go to the frontlines and fighting. they will not call in the air strikes. they hope that these outposts are able to call in air strikes and help the iraqis call in air strikes quicker. >> ian lee covering what is going on. the u.s. plan of putting troops on the ground. >>> here in the u.s. the deal is the trade deal the president wants. president obama making last minute stop last night at the washington nationals ballpark. he was there to catch a congressional baseball game or to lobby democrats to back him in today's critical trade bill vote in the house. senior white house correspondent jim acosta says the democrats could scuttle his signature deal. >> reporter: john and christine, the white house is waking up over the worries with the trade agenda on capitol hill. lawmakers are set to vote on two major pieces of trade legislation. one that funds a program to help workers who lose their jobs to outsourcing. the other grant

. >>> she is working with about 30 restaurants and she calls it a food logistic service and sees hugeess opportunities, in the technology center, that could include employment. >>> the penetration has made it so, there is a need for convenience, and delivery, and there's a need for that provision of logistics in terms of the meals. >>> got started with help of inspire, a organization, that helps startups and, it is funded by the government, they are taught the basics of computer programming, and online business ventures and, it has helped 50 businesses get started and there's still major challenges. >>> you need to have patience, in tech businesses. and people are beginning to see in the next 5 to 10 years, they are likely to be the businesses like we have now. almost a month layer fewer than half have been released on bond. >>> among those cities behind bars with no indict men, father and son john and jake wilson. >>> they should be here. bobby wilson said her husband and son are motorcycle enthusiasts, and they were at the wrong place and now the family bike shop has stood shuttered

if you don't have logistics, if you cannot resupply your soldiers and you can't help the humanitariantimes, everything crumbles around you and that's what the iraqi government has to do is fix its logistics aspect to help its soldier. >> lieutenant colonel reese, we always appreciate it. >> thanks, christi, have a great day. >> you, too. >> the gop candidates for president are in iowa this weekend, eating pork and riding hogs. the first annual roast and ride. we'll talk about who came out on top here and if there could be yet another potential candidate. >>> it was a period of discovery for a lot of people. my only defense was, it was the '70s. >> dynamite! ♪ if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? at 62,000 brush movements per minute, philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like you've never felt before. innovation and you. philips sonicare. let'at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, thanks to all the tools and help on experian.com. so how are we going to sweeten this deal? floor mats... clear coats... >>you're getting warmer... leather seats... >>

the logistics development program. i would also like to say that we have enjoyed a fruitful relationship between our two governments and the bus communities. the recent bilateral ceo form provided us with suggestions, establishment or setting up of an infrastructure, information center to identify coordinate and promote investment projects. as well as the suggestion of development of developing financial tools and guarantees for investments in the long-term, with a view to stimulating private sector involvement. we also have a wide array of several other opportunities and achievements. in areas such as the defense arena, we welcome the two agreements recently passed by congress. the defense cooperation groemt which will allow a very fruitful cooperation between the brazilian ministry of defense as well as the u.s. counterpart ministry of defense. the military information agreement on military information which will allow exchange of information in that area. in the field of technology, biotechnology. air and space tech

you need logistics. if you will degrade, defeat isis. if that force package has to be efficient to defend itself and get the job done. the problem is if you take isis territory, the only result you will cede it to shia militia. what's the point? we have to look at what we are going to do in syria. are we going to accept a regime change? move to a regime change? what are we going to do about ever-increasing iranian influence?announced, pentagon the white house, another 450 going to baghdad. they're going to the front lines the what worries me a force protection large low dependent on the iraqi military can you depend on the iraqi military to protect 450 american advisers going out there? >> you know i think the troops deserve the best equipment on the battlefield, best training and american armor. look at benghazi what happened. we didn't have a correct force of our weight to go in and help the guys. the same situation is at risk here. if we are going to degrade and defeat isis. at the core of it we have to change -- >> what would you cha

you'll have a logistics representative partnering with his logistings counterpart and be able to lookan from a logistics plan and shape those operations. we are doing this at several other locations where there are operations centers and headquarters elements throughout iraq. and we see great benefit in these partnerships. the way we've done it friarprior to being located is we've done it via phone and those types of activities are very difficult to do if you insert translators into those phone communications in order to conduct that coordination. the fact we're able to get on the ground with our counterparts, with the tribal leaders, face-to-face, day in and day out provides us great benefit and we'll be able to move forward with the synchronization of efforts with iraqi force and tribal efforts in developing positive outcomes in the future. >> this is jessica schullberg with the huffington post. secretary carter said there are enough train and equip centers but not enough recruits. without providing recruits with some level of protection from assad's military we won't get enough rec

they will be working on command and control and logistics and resupply. these were reasons why ramadi fell in the first place. we need to point out what u.s. troops will not be doing. they will not go to the frontlines. they will not call in air strikes. they will likely not leave the base. >> and the representative is due to meet vice president joe biden today. what is expected to come from that meeting? >> reporter: the speaker of parliament is talking about some things that worry him. he wants to see more training and more weapons for sunni tribal fighters. he is the highest ranking sunni member of government. the central government hasn't been forthcoming with the weapons. he says that is key to building confidence between the two sides. the u.s. government saying they will be focusing on training these sunni tribal fighters and giving them weapons. again, getting to that political deal where both sides are confident. >> ian lee, thank you. >>> a huge day on capitol hill coming up. a critical showdown over the signature trade measure. the bill plays o

they also tackled the tremendous logistics of landing 4,000 planes within a few hours. >> new type of war. >> today, the federal aviation administration or faa, the government agency responsible for air traffic control, faces a new crisis. >> probably in the next one to three years we're going to see some real problems. >> doug williams is program director of the aviation collegiate training initiative or cti program, at the community college of baltimore county maryland. it's one of 36 cti schools established by the faa across the u.s. offering two and four-year degrees in air traffic control. >> cti program brings in people that are genuinely interested in air traffic control. it gives them the skills that are required to be an air traffic controller. >> the faa faces an acute shortage of qualified air traffic controllers. required to retire at the age 56. the faa estimates it needs to hire 1,000 controllers a year for the next ten years to keep air traffic moving safely. >> the faa actually created the cti program in the early '90s anticipating the retirement. >> they saw the short

she calls it a food loicts logistics service. >> there is a need for convenience, there is a need for delivery, there's a need for that provision of logistics in terms of the meals for consumers. >> you can't carry out transaction. >> debele got started with the help of inspire it's funded by the government. here entrepreneurs are taught the basics of computer programming for online business ventures. inspire has helped more than 50 businesses get started. but there are challenges. >> you need to have patience, people are beginning to see the next five to ten years, tech businesses are likely going to be the real estate businesses like we have now. investors neat to stock on brick and mortar kind of business. >> the government has tried to support technical based business too but has faced problems. the government was supposed to build a so-called technology village here on this land to house over 1,000 tech businesses. a contract for millions of dollars was award he back in 2007 but so far very little has been built. some analysts say the government should let the private sector take

cloud optimized logistics never smelled so good. >> fresh coffee means great copy.eeps giant grocery optimizes around technology that does more than cook the. a $5 billion investment into logistics software and they feel they will feel it across all other grocery stores, online, and in retail. are getting demand signals from different channels which are all here. essentially, we aggregate those orders. cory: those real-time signals helps them package and ship within 24 hours of receiving each order. >> we select the beans based on the order. ship oute and then we to all these different places. cory: the roasting facility processes 3000 orders a day for all channels -- twice what they did five years ago. able to keep up with that growth and anticipated and has become more effective in making a business model go a long way. gives it speed, but creates the opportunity for new products like this blended iced coffee. it is now 4% of u.s. single serve categories. >> we offer far more than we ever could before. cory: asked triple the growth rate at $200 million in sales. t

they talked about all the logistics that come with hosting a pope and the huge crowds that come to see him wherever he may go. obviously in rome that's an everyday occurrence. for mayor marino, philadelphia is a second home. he it was a transplant surgeon for years at jefferson hospital and he talked about his fondness for the city of brotherly love. >> it's a wonderful city and wonderful people, and i love to go back anytime i can and this time would be wonderful to be there. >> reporter: there are a few more meetings underway for the final day of meetings for the philadelphia delegation. coming up later today we expect to hear more in terms of hard facts numbers about the upcoming world meeting of families volunteers and money raised and how much is yet to be raised. as this day continues we'll have more on 6abc, for now in rome, brian taff channel 6 "action news." >> less than 100 days. >> we've got the pope clock in the newsroom. >> reporter: we do actually. >> reporter: we're counting down more quickly to the tall ships arriving, some of them in time delaware river. storm tracker

they say their focus is going to be on logistics and security.he mayor wants to make sure that access is safe at all times. we asked the mayor where it was important to fly over there in person instead of talking on the phone. here's what he had to say. >> we need to make sure way across the ocean that we're all consistent in our message and our understanding of who is doing what. >> reporter: and there are a lot of stake holders in this. we're talking about the federal government with the secret service here and the city of philadelphia police as well as some foreign security agencies over 234in italy. mayor nutter has been to the vatican before but this time it's going to be all business. i'm drew smith, "nbc 10 news." >> nbc 10 already has a team on the ground in rome awaiting the group's arrival. still ahead, chris kato has a look of what lies ahead from philadelphia city delegates. >>> turning now to our weather. it's the first official day of summer, and doesn't it feel like it out there? nbc 10 was at valley kenwood park where the hot and

provides logistical and intelligence support for the campaign which really has no end game that is clearthe saudi's are bombing yemen. they want to restore an exiled president to power who has no support on the ground. it is also an incoherent policy that is conducting drone strikes on al qaeda in yemen and also leading the fiercest rivals of al qaeda in yemen and we have seen aqip increasing in strength. a lot of the world is complicit in what is happening to yemeni civilians who are on the brink of starvation, have hardly any water, and have no one to turn to. this is not a story that gets a lot of headlines in the media. amy: thank you very much foretelling it to us here on democracy now. he will head back to cairo egypt now. thanks for being with us. we will link to his piece and his "nation" piece. when we come back it is the 100 anniversary of grace lee boggs. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "we almost lost detroit." we and the show saying happy birthday to grace lee boggs. happy 100 birthday. she turned on june 27th. 100this is the trailer about her life called "american revolu

you heard her say reply, command and control, logistics, but this is really out there how is this notit's getting to the fine line. when all is said and done you're going to have to have security at these bases. to an extent i think it will have to be american security. obviously if you're training troops that you don't think are adequate -- >> you don't rely on them for security. >> absolutely. this is a start. i'm not opposed to this but we have to see a broad overall complete strategy. i think the president can do and he's the only one can that do this. he needs to do an oval office address to the american people -- why is isis imbalanced? how has this happened? and how are we going to defeat them? and it's not just iraq dealing with. we could kick eye sisz out of iraq that would be fantastic. it's in syria where the molden lava is spitting out from. it has to be a broad strategy beyond iraq. >> how does he outline this? and how does congress say this is what he needs to do when congress has not had a full debate on authorizing military force in this fight against isis? >> congress

uber has always maintained it is a logistics company, rather than a fleet operator.alifornia disagrees. it says the fact that uber provides drivers with phones is a way of acting as an employer. the implications could be huge. as an employer, uber has to manage social security, worker's comp., and unemployment insurance. uber says not so fast, in a statement to bloomberg, they said the ruling is nonbinding and applies to just a single driver. it's important to remember that the number one reason drivers choose to use uber is because they have complete flexibility and control. the majority of them can and do choose to earn their living from multiple sources. up next, the latest from nest. my interview with the founder and ceo, after the break. ♪ >> define geekiness. bordering on addiction? why not. emily: at the bloomberg tech conference, if you want to laugh really hard, watch the full interview at bloomberg.com. today, nest launched its first product since the google acquisition. a home camera as well as a refresh of the entire product line. i spoke with the ceo and

providing them better intelligence support, providing better logistics support and so forth. second, working with the img and other -- the imf and other international institutions. it has its own problems, but a group of leaders committed to turning towards the west and against the oligarchy model of the former soviet union. we need to put pressure on ukraine and russia, our major european partners say they would extend the sanctions against vladimir putin and his cronies in the kremlin. in the senate we just passed an amendment that would spend $400 million to upgrade strikers in to send a signal to vladimir putin that we will not stand for this kind of oppression. we need to expand military exercises in estonia and latvia. in the long-term, nato number -- membership and even eu membership is something that we should consider. any short-term, we needed to focus on stopping putin. >> the mainstream american lobby, organizations like aipac would like to maintain the standard that support for israel is a bipartisan measure. ? but with recent changes in policy from the obama adm

qu a logist company specializing in valuable jewelry and collectibles move to help manage growing ecommerce demand. but its parcel company's attempt to realize higher returns, other companies are upping the competition. for ex amazon which has reportedly consi paying ordinary peopl rather than the carriers to r destinations. for "nightly business i' morgan brennan. >>> wall street bank goldman sas is reportedly making a push on to main street. experts reported by "the wall st they will offer lines the stsh -- still in the early stages. >>> well there's also a shift happening the retirement industry. ge this,ns according to brit scope investors pulled $11 billion from tax deferred savings plans in 2013 and the trend out of 401(k)s is expected to > the cost of higher education is only getting higher. tuition and fees at a four-year public college topped $9,100 on average for the 2014-2015 academic year. nearly triple what the cost was 25 years ago. over the st a four-year private university have doubled to almost $31,000. bu pretty alar basically outpacing other goods and services? you look a

nothing could have been done logistically until early 44. there was some discussion about this. eisenhower always stuck to the idea that nothing should be done logistically that would delay the ultimate end of the war. as a sort of equivalency with the problem going on in the netherlands at the time. there is mass starvation in the netherlands. should we not a massive police operation and similar reasoning ever thought a great deal of sympathy. to do so with the finite resources you have at your disposal by prolonged the war. the general feeling was the sooner germany was defeated and accepted unconditional surrender, the sooner that out qwerty idea that world when men. >> other questions >> i am working on a book about the period prior to u.s. entry into world war ii and so much of what you've talked about has been this urgency to get the war dead as quickly as possible and yet everything prior to u.s. entry into the war involves so much ambivalent about u.s. entry into the war from the fdr administration. i was wondering how you equate what happened before pearl harbor with wh

what theare the logistics of this? >> they are going to be looking for any type of video to identify the car, look for dents, those kinds of things. and couple it with cell phone records and we'll see how this plays out as a big part of this investigation. >> matthew, if we look more closely at this picture, this is so helpful when law enforcement has a picture to go on. and this is a good one in terms of clarity. however, his hair is peculiar and some people have suggested he may be wearing a wig. and his nose looks a little peculiar and discolored. as law enforcement, what do you see when you look at this picture? >> i see what you do but there's a unique emblem on the side of his shirt. they are using that as a tool to find the suspect in this case. >> maybe he worked somewhere or shopped somewhere. >> it could be a job, a school association, and that might be a critical clue in this case. >> obviously, the speculation is when they know more than we do. we know they are trying to get group identifiers here. when you

secret service is managing logistics but rob is trying to figure out what you say about a guy so lovedby his fellow delewarean delewareans. >> as a friend it was frustrating. you go into a restaurant and it would take a half hour to just get to the counter to order. >> reporter: i also asked rob would beau never went public with his illness, why he didn't use it as a platform to help others. rob said beau planned to help others with his own story once he was strong enough to do it. of course that never happened. >> beau never thought that he would not beat this. i think he fully expected to tell people about his fight with cancer and talk about different ways that hecommunicate how he wanted to beat it or at least that being on the 1 yard line. >> reporter: and coming back live you see the booths down there at the end of the street, st. anthony's is a big church, park something brutal but the annual mass of st. anthony's italian festival starts the day after the funeral. the greek festival is a few blocks over behind us and st. francis hospital is just a couple blocks up that way so th