got your dining area and you got lounge chairs and a little deck from which you take down to the water. >> the lagoon and water ways providing the perfect setting. weddings are not a rare feet at all and for those many honeymooners not so anxious to leave their bungalow. >> ordering room service is not unusual but the way it's delivered here is like no other place in the world. >> for you the fish and the coconut bread. >> if you find the motivation to venture out, the food here does not take a backseat. >> if you were to tell someone to come here and have one meal, where would they go? >> executive chef frederick presides over all four on site restaurants. >> what is your signature dish? >> i highlight the tuna with a yogurt. >> there's also located by the pool featuring lunch and snacks. an island breakfast buffet and light healthy fair throughout the day. in between meals there's plenty to do. >> the spa is another one. cathedral-like architecture. beautiful treatment rooms. one built over the water. the fish swim right around you there. >> you can always chill by the pool or enjoy

>> lounge pants. >> all right.orter: next she picks her pattern and colors. >> this green for the fish. >> reporter: and then watches her design start to become a reality. she said she wanted to have furnish going one direction and a whale going the other. and she's clearly a whale. she's not afraid to follow her own path. >> reporter: and last but not least -- >> what are you going to call your pants? >> adair you to be awesome. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, connecticut. >> what a great name. and kudos to her for pushing the nef echb very lop on there and kudos to vineyard vines for responding so quickly. >> there's going to be some pushback people saying there's pc right away. but she's learning. there is a difference between lounge and lazy and she called them out and got some action. >> and got nice pants. >>> more news coming up. >> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, a new batch

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olivia: what are these lounges you are installing it nfl stadiums?the lounges are about trying to take the fantasy experience and bring it to the stadium. a lot of people think of fantasy is something you do from home watching tv. there is no reason fans that want to enjoy the live experience at the stadium cannot still follow their fantasy teams, still watch what is going on around the rest of the league. the idea is to set up this lounge where you can follow your teams on computers. you can watch games on monitors. you can still enjoy the live experience at the stadium. olivia: you think it is driving business? jason: we will know in a week. olivia: your advertising every where, even on bloomberg. thank you for that. has it paid dividends? jason: advertising is important part of attracting new customers. this is the time of year with fantasy football players starting their leagues. this is the best time of the year for us to advertise. a lot of people watching bloomberg are mathematically minded. playing draftkings is very similar to the stock mark

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. >> before they hit the red carpet in that 100 degree heat, your favorite tv stars lounged with us.n stepping into extra's weekend lounge. >> i'm a huge fan of orange in the new black. >> chris daugtry, taryn manning. >> i was like wow. this is what living is all about. >> carrie ann. the bar designed by rachel winnaker. >> this is awesome. >> jane lynch just trying to stay healthy. episode star matt leblanc praising these sneakers. >> new balance would give shoes to the boys and girls club of america. i had new shoes, go to football practice. it was great. they're comfortable as hell. >> now bring fashion to your profession with these italian designed laptop bags available in different colors with lots of space. go to extra tv.com for your chance to win one. >> coming up, selena gomez addresses the haters. >> i would be lying to you if i said it didn't hurt my feelings. >> how she dealt with the fat shamers and who she leaned on. >> when you have people like taylor or demi where you're able to look in the eye and go, oh my gosh, this hurts. >> where can you find all these stars? >>

papelbon seems to be unhappy with harper about something papelb papelbon, lounges at harper's neck and they have to be separated by teammates and coaches. we're going to have reaction and more from bryce harper and jonathan papelbon, an ugly end to a bad weekend for the nats. >> here's the latest on satellite and radar tracking mainly cloudy skies. for most of us it's going to be dry this evening. unfortunately not the best viewing conditions for rare event happening tonight, the super moon lunar eclipse, we might get enough breaks to catch a glimpse. if not, follow nasa on twitter and find me on facebook and twitter, we'll be posting updates. here's what you can expect tonight. the total eclipse is going to begin at 10:11. the moon will appear 14% bigger and have a reddish tint. this won't happen again for another 30 years. i'm going to be talking about plenty of rain chances coming up and more on the timing in ten minutes. >> thanks so much, amelia. demanding justice for natasha mckenna, she was tased by fairfax county deputies. a rally was held today. darcy? >> reporter: that rally

what are these lounges you are installing at the nfl stadiums?ey are about trying to take the fantasy experience and taking it to the stadium. fans whono reason that want to enjoy experience at the stadium cannot still follow their fantasy teams . the idea is to have this lounge where you can go and follow your teams on computers and enjoy the life experience. what you were advertising everywhere. your even advertising on bloomberg. >> it is an important part of attracting new customers. this is the time of your fantasy startingteams are their leaks. this is a best time of year for us to advertise and being able to reach the right customers. a lot of people watching bloomberg are mathematically minded. the more you look at a chart and do analysis and have it do wish and for the way players will perform, the better you will do so bloomberg is a great audience. >> how long can you keep going? >> i hope for a long time. overseas.t starting we have about four more years left of this growth in the u.s. their 56 million fantasy players in the u.s. and

the pope seeing a lot of familiar faces as he stepped off that plane and now is in a private lounge as chris pointed out with the first family. we don't know how long they will be speaking because they have a formal meeting tomorrow at the white house. and, again, that 18-mile journey to the vatican embassy where he will be spending the next two nights. this is a night of rest, we should say. he'll be going over his agenda and schedule for tomorrow and thursday. he's had a busy day in cuba as we know today. >> and the busy past four days. >> right. >> in cuba. he's 78 years old and we understand he has a bit of a bum knee. so we're sure that he'll need the rest tonight because he's got quite a schedule ahead of him in the next couple days. of course, the best chance people will have a seeing him will be tomorrow. that's going to be a big day starting with the meeting with the president at 9:15 in the morning and the official white house welcoming ceremony where some 15,000 people have been invited to the white house south lawn for that ceremony. believed to be among one the biggest cro

. >> reporter: police say a fight started at the huck kay lounge and escalated on the street. moments after the gunfire, she directions. around. >> scary. scary that that could happen somewhere where you feel safe. >> reporter: shelby and her roommates live two doors down from the crystal lounge. >> they heard the gunshots. night from. sunday is the quietest time of the week. four girls living here, we feel safe until now. >> we looked at the crime stats in the 114th precinct and found six murders so far in 2013, 200% more than last year. police have been going door to door in this neighborhood asking what witnesses saw and looking for surveillance video hoping the incident was caught on camera and can give them a better picture of who they are looking for. >> from astoria, queens, kala news. >>> a woman in brooklyn has good proof that a letter sent to her by the city is 87-year-old selma cohen got a letter in the mail saying she no longer would receive medicaid benefits because she is dead but she isn't. and she needs the benefits as a cancer survivor who depends on to stay h

bring out your rugs and pillows, throw them around, create the ultimate lounging sort of -- >> i likeu crazy girls. >> what are you drinking? >> a little lemlemonade. >> or something. >> and we didn't have to bar tend, they can serve themselves this is another fun idea that we saw from aaron at browniebites.n browniebites.net. you just take those great little mason jars and leave the tops on, throw them in. >> so smart, right? >> so cute. >> and mason jars, $2.39 at the container store so we have water, tea, pink lemonade. so our main event. let's set the table. we love to start with the table cloth. it's like a dress for your table but you might have seen this table cloth before. >> where? >> on kristen! isn't that adorable? it's a sarong from h&m. doesn't she look gorgeous? it's the end of the summer. repurpose that sarong. $12.50 from h&m. so then we move to our centerpiece which is our focal point and we nell love with this galvanized metal triple tier stand. you can use this as a serving piece. and here's -- it's from pottery barn, $69. and here's a fun little homemade idea. >> i

before the holy father spoke, everyone was lounging around. it's been a long night for a lot of people. asoon as he approached the podium. everyone stood up tall, and hardly anyone here spoke or move. one of those people who is with me, he's with the queen of peace church from denver, colorado. he came with a large group of people. [ cheering ] >> the people from colorado to hear the holy father speak. what are you struck most by hearing him tonight. >> i'm struck about how he was talking about the family, and the importance of the family in today's society, and 9 families have broken down because of difficulties, the persecutions that we have. and he was saying that love is there since the beginning of creation. god created the world to love 37 and love has been given to man and woman. in the dimension. in citizenship. >> so when you talk about families, and when you work with families at your church, how do you deal with the fact that the mannethe american family is changing so much. >> the difficulties that they're passing through, and rais

infinity pool, a gaming center and private study lounges. it's not your daddy's dorm room and you're getting a lavish tour in 60 seconds. >>> check that out. not video of a highrise apartment in downtown d.c. this is a dorm building. tricked out student housing, is it growing in popularity and bringing in big bucks for developers. cnbc reports how the college experience is getting an upgrade. >> reporter: it may look like happy hour at the four seasons, but it's a weekday afternoon at the university of georgia. off campus housing. >> our parents called us shangri-la. >> it was developed by landmark properties is aptly named because this is what students today demand. the resort-style pool. fitness center. racquetball, sauna, game room, private study lounges and granite-laden apartment suites that would balk at the idea of cinderblock walls. the most expensive suites lease up the fastest. >> we're going to be catering more to the 10% or so of our units, making them super premium. offering larger square footage, more amenities for those reside

. >> oh,. >> you have heard bark a lounger, this is the bark a lounge. 70s theme, that's why you see the smile face here. it is saturday september 26th. there is a really fun event. and it is out at the main line, animal rescue, which is out in chester county there is beautiful property. it is gorgeous. silent auction, dinner and drinks, special guests, grammy award winning singer, rita coolidge. >> any relation to calvin? >> no. >> great animal lover, will help the folk out,. >> org for your ticket. >> make hollywood segway here, whenever we see this, i think of forest gump, runs in the muddy shirt -- yes. speaking of movies, fox's new pole season about to get underway. we have great shows for you coming up this year. >> one of them, based off the movie from 2002 minority report. and jen is live, also, talking about empire two, jen? >> any bill that says fox, all anyone wants to talk about empire. as you guys know, the new season start next wednesday. back in philadelphia, we're going have huge viewing party, so we want everyone to come to that. but, i have to tell you, that the lis

i caught up with them and new york city at slate lounge on west 21st street for their simms said calendarrty these girls may not be the official giants cheerleaders but they want to be and they are -- there was red carpet. i got pictures of some of the cheerleaders and i asked rhianna and kaitlyn the cocaptains of the team what was it like putting together the calendar? >> it was a blast. we were all over new york city. we explore different areas of the city. >> all of our swimsuits were custom-designed with our pink logo on them. >> the founder of the gotham city cheerleaders i asked her is this the year you officially become the giants cheerleaders? >> i wish i had an answer to that. >> these girls are doing this on their own time. they practice on wednesdays and saturdays with three hours each coming up with their own routine to perform. i know exactly what they do because i have performed with them. they have a fan banned this year what they are offering at the g16 section they have a grandstand and if you want to find them that's where you go. >> what was the reaction when he went th

. >> reporter: at finally at number one, visit the dahlia lounge for a meal fit for hollywood royaltykids? >> no. >> do you want mine. >> it is the quintessentialal seattle restaurant. the triple coconut cream pie is the best seller. >> reporter: five locations for meet ready moments, it's nice to meet you. >> reporter: on the seattle set of your very own real life love story. >>> thank you very much. jesse palmer. >> i can't believe since 1993 or 1990s, and people are still going to those locations. >> it's a fantastic movie. it makes me think maybe this weekend might need to revisit that one. >> very cool. all right. more coming up. matt's gotten used to the funk in his man-cave. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his wife smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics there's febreze fabric refresher febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've gone noseblind to break out the febreze, and breathe happy skwhat are you doing? i just gotta scrape the rest of the food off them. ew. dish issues? cascade platinum powers through thi

there was a uso in the terminal, it was one of the first troops in transit lounges that opened in june 1941 for the u.s. joined the war. it served men and women who were traveling between, to give them a place to relax -- write letters. if they have families or relatives, there was a place for infants. as well as a punk room for them to have some sleep for the caught the train. union terminal had its fair share or famous people that came through. several presidents have come to the terminal. my favorite is when harry truman came through. he went to buy a paper, and the woman selling did not recognize them. he actually signs the dollar he bought the paper with, hoping that would jog her memory. it began a prestudy decline after world war ii. there were several different factors that led, increasing use of the automobile and highway system. faster air travel across the country made a very long trips on trains fairly unnecessary. by 1950, there was are a talk of leaving union terminal and adapting it to new uses because of the severe cline of rail usage. it shut down in october of 1972. a

president obama and the first lady did meet privately with pope francis in the lounge here at andrews air force base. we're told it was small, brief, a private meeting between the two. president obama's been an outspoken fan of the pope since they met last year. little over a year ago. so, ain, the arrival for the pope here was everything they could have imagined. when you look ahead at some of these huge events, tens of thousands of people lining the street, the people here know that they were very, very lucky to get within 20, 30 feet of the pope as he waved to them and one girl said when he put his hand out to bless us, she told me that was all i needed to see, i'm so glad i was here. back to you. >> and the rest of her life. all right. chris lawrence, thanks so much. live for us at andrews. >>> well, dozens of people who weren't on the base for the arrival waited right outside the gates to catch a glimpse of pope francis and glimpse is it. if you blinked, you missed it almost. tracee wilkins was with them. she joins us with their experience, and boy were they thrilled out there, t

same deal at its sister restaurant hong kong lounge 2 down the street. but today court papers allege that the man who ran the place for two years used plenty of tricks to cheat his employees. a federal grand jury indicted a man named ming zhou. he shorted 48 workers in overtime pay. the feds ordered him to pay about $93,000 in back wages. but he didn't do that. when the feds found out, he had to cough up the money. what's more, he later threatened his workers and asked them to take that money back. he changed their schedules, reduced their hours, or eventually fired the employees. is this the residence of mr. zhou? he didn't come to the door tonight at his san francisco home. a family member said he is shaken up by the charges. and they are in shock. he keeps everything to himself. he keeps his family from worry. right now, zhou is out on $50,000 bond. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> today samsung is unveiling its new state-of-the-art campus in north san jose. this is video from earlier this year as it neared the end of construction. the 1.1 milli

>> reporter: the campus is impressive, with a 10 story tower and a chill zone where employees can lounge. >> with samsung committing so much resource we want to draw others to north san jose area. >> reporter: it is according to the mayor who said they chose the location for its access to transit and sense many employees live in san jose a move that will bring millions of dollars to the city's bottom line. >> we have big plans for north san jose. 10million square feet of commercial and office development. >> reporter: with the vision of a new center comes mixed feelings. >> nothing here just dirt and now to see the buildings come up and more people walking around, it is nice. >> reporter: he grew up in the north side and liversane mobile park. his excitement -- lives in a mobile park. his excitement is tempered. . >> i would love to say in the area, but with all the new technologies it is hard to try and stay. >> reporter: i brought up the concern with the mayer who said he is committed to protecting mobile home parks. >> we will preserve the sites at the same time we will grow. >> the m

racquetball, sauna, game room, private study lounges and laden apartment suites that would balk at the idea of the cinder bloblg walls. the most expensive lease up the fastest. >> catering to more than the 10% or so of the unit types making them super premium. you know, offering larger square footage. more amenities for those residents, maybe two story rooftop town homes with private rooftop patios. >> how do students pay for all this? prices actually aren't much higher than where they're soaring and target big public pools with lower constitution. landmark taking the brand across the nation growing footprints and profit and as for the kids? >> what happens in the real world and y'all can't afford all this? >> down after college for sure. >> now, even as the large millennial generation starts to age out of the college years, developers say foreign students will pick up the slack. they like the luxury lifestyle as well and they do have deep pockets and becky, i'm thinking about a ph.d. >> i think i'll be on the 12 year plan myself. that is ridiculous. diane, so many questions about this

people lounging around, waiting for work in florida, picking crops, having to wait until the crop was ready. if the crop was spoilt, waiting around for the next crop to come to fruition. her pictures show a way of life that is sometimes considered to have vanished. occasionally, someone on flickr will say, if you go to the same location, life is the same as it was. flickr started putting images online. the library was approached to see if there was a way we could use flickr to disseminate photographs. we thought about it for a while and realized it was a way to get better information about the pictures. it was not just a one-way street of the library giving pictures out, but capturing what people knew about these places. many of these pictures, we had minimal captions. the name of a town. when the pictures went online, people would write in and say, this is such such intersection. the building behind the street such business.d we went there for dinner friday night. that kind of thing. we got information from people we would never have had the time to find for ourselves. so it has been

he owns hong kong lounge restaurants on gary boulevard. he allegedly underpaid employees by more than $90,000 and demanded they cash checks from the labor department and turn the money over to him. he could face up to 25 years in prison. >>> kentucky county clerk kim davis faces more legal troubles as they continues to refuse to approve same-sex marriage licenses. rejected another appeal from davis, after the aclu filed a lawsuit this week asking a judge to order davis to stop atting marriage licenses for gay couples, saying the altered ones are not valid. kim davis says she continues to fight. >> it's never been a gay or lesbian issue for me. it's about upholding marriage. if i resign, i lose my voice. why should i have to quit a job that i love and i'm good at? >> everybody wants to see her do her job and not work around her or make accommodations. if she can't do her job, let someone else do it. no one wants to see her go to jail. >> while davis continues her legal battle, deputy clerks have been issuing licenses to all couples. >>> the

he went and spent a few minutes with the president in a lounge and then he came back and perhaps one of the most symbolic things he could do, he climbed into a little sub compact fiat. this big man, world recognized, in a little fiat with the motorcade back to dc. >> bruce, thanks a lot for that. i thought you said he was going to fly american airlines commercial but you did say charter flight from here to new york and philly, right? >> it's a charter flight, but it's configured not like air force one. he is just up in the front in a regular configuration. >> got it. okay. thanks. >>> today's visit is huge by any measure but the pope's visit has special meaning for students of the theological college. peggy. >> reporter: pope francis will be canonizing the 18th century missionary and priest who was one of the founding fathers of california, a controversial figure in native american communities. but the church considers him a great evangelizer. here at the franciscan monastery today it was all about pope francis with a very exciting watch party. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter:

they are likely go to a small lounge at joint base andrews and have a very brief but private moment between the president and his family and pope francis. >> they just look like two friends, don't they? >> what a face. >> this is a fiat 5004-door sedan. you don't see those everyday. >> the pope arrives in washington and he is whisked away from andrews in style. >> a lot of excitement here today on the first of three days with our visit from the pope. the weather cooperated nicely. >> cooperated in a very big way. we had rain yesterday. today was okay. as soon as it came, the sun came out like that, it was really quite amazing. as we go to the next couple of days, he leaves on thursday and goes downhill again. nice timing, pope. if you are getting up tomorrow morning, this is what you can expect drinking a cup of coffee or cappuccino, temperatures 55-61 degrees. it will be on the school side tomorrow morning, know that whether getting your kids to the bus stop or heading to greet the pope at the national mall. much cooler towards the shenandoah valley. 57 in winchester and 67 in d.c. nothing

attorneys and the department of labor say grand jurors have charged a former owner of two hong kong lounge restaurants, each located on geary in the richmond district. he's accused of underpaying employees by more than $90,000 in overtime and then making threats against them. he's also accused of lying to federal agents. if convicted, he may face 25 years in prison. >>> that tab for the bay bridge just keeps getting bigger. caltrans now says fixing those troublesome anchor rods on the eastern span of the bay bridge could top $15 million. toll payers are likely going to be the ones footing most of the bill. engineers say the steel rods were supposed to -- or were exposed to salt water, because the contractor failed to adequately seal them. the risk of corrosion has led to months of studies and delays in putting the finishing touches on the span. officials say future repairs could drag well into next year. >>> it's been a makeshift home for hundreds of valley fire evacuees, but today the temporary shelter at the napa county fairgrounds will close. that means a lot of people who lost their ho

. >> reporter: none of the employees at hong kong lounge wanted to go on camera tonight. manager says he has only been here for a year. federal documents show the co- owner had underpaid his employees by nearly $100,000 back in 2012. it was business as usual at this popular dim sum and seafood joint on gary boulevard. it's sister restaurant is down the street. but today, court papers allege the man who ran the place two years used plenty of tricks to cheat his employees. a federal grand jury indicted a man named ming zhou. he shorted 48 workers in overtime pay. the feds ordered him to pay about $93,000 in back wages but he didn't do that. when the feds found out, he had to cough up the money. what is more, he later threatened his workers and asked them to take that money back. he changed their schedules, reduced their hours or eventually terminated the employees. he didn't come to the door tonight at his san francisco home. a family member says he is shaken up by the charges and they are in shock. he keeps everything to himself to keep his family from worrying. right now,

people lounging around waiting for work in florida, picking crops there, having to wait until the crop is ready or if the crop is spoiled, waiting around for the next crop to come to fruition. so her picture show a way of life that sometimes is butidered to have dennis, vecasionally someone -- to ha vanished, some people will say that if you go to that same location you will see that life is very much the same. started putting images online, the library was approached to see if there was any way we could use flickr to disseminate our photographs. we thought about it for a while and realized it was a way we cou about better information the pictures. that it was not just a one-way street of the library giving also a way out, but of capturing what people knew about these places. so, we had many of these pictures we had fairly minimal captions, just the name of a the pictures when online, people would write and saying, that is such and such an intersection and the building behind that street sign is such and such a business. my family owned it. we went there for dinner every friday nht. th

the resort style pool, fitness center, racquetball, sauna, game room, private study lounges, and granite laden apartment suites that would balk at the very idea of cinder block walls. developers say the most expensive suites actually leap up the fastest. >> we'll be catering to the 10% making them super premium. offering larger square footage, more amenities for those residents, maybe two-story rooftop town homes with patios. >> how do students pay for all this? prices actually aren't much higher than on campus where costs have been soaring. they target big public schools which have lower tuition. and then there is the foreign factor, as millennials age out of their college years, foreign students' enrollment is climbing and more than making up the demand. foreign students tend to favor all these amenities. landmark is taking its standard brand across the nation, growing footprint and profit. they sold the athens georgia property to the catholic community. this as another edr put a waterfall into its new building down the street. >> now we're starting to see institutional quality, develo

the resort style pool, fitness center, racquet ball, sauna, game room, private study lounges and granite laid denned apartment suites that would balance being at the idea of cinder block walls. the most expensive suites lease up the fastest. >> we're going to be catering more to the 10% of our unit types making them super premium. you know, offering larger square footage, more amenities for those residents, maybe two story rooftop town homes with private rooftop pat yoes. >> how do students pay for all of this? prices aren't much higher than on campus where costs have been soaring. developers charge by bed, not the unit, they target big public schools which have lower tuition. landmark is taking the brand across the nation growing footprints and profit and as for the kids? >> what's going to happen when you get out in the real world and y'all can't afford all of this. >> i'm going to do that after college for sure. >> now even as the large millennial generation starts to age out of its college years, developers say foreign students will pick up the slack. they like the luxury lifestyle a

you forget about the lounge journey they had.n 2011, sinus was diagnosed with autoimmune disorder. that same year, serena had a pulmonary embolism. >> for venus to be able to make it back to this point at age 35 was a great moment for her and they really did put on a great show and serena saying she's my sister today, she'll be my sister next week and next year. >> are you crying? >> just got me a little. >> tearing up there. i'll get you a kleenex. >> coming up in our next half hour, we're going to take you back to the u.s. open because all the celebrities were there for the sister showdown. a whos an who right there in the stands. >> first ramen for breakfast or perhaps a late night snack. the secret to turning the cheap and tasty treat into a gourmet dish. that's next in insomniac kitchen. >> it was touching >> you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. don't miss the final days of the biggest sale of the year! with the c2 queen ma

a federal grand jury has indicted hong kong lounge co- owner ming zhou under paying workers by 90,000. he paid the department of labor in 2013. checks were then issued to employees but after he allegedly ordered his workers to give the money back to him or be fired. he is currently out on $50,000 bail. >>> now at 20 minutes before 5:00, he is 100 years old. and not slowing down. meet the man making track and field history. >> he is amazing. and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. >>> the republican presidential candidates are on the campaign and the front-runner continues to ridicule the rest. as andrew spencer reports, the contenders are focusing on south carolina. >> reporter: donald trump goes on the offensive again taking shots at everybody. >> marco rubio as an example. he's got no money. zero. hillary, who has become very shrill -- >> reporter: eye candidate offering accused of offering few specifics he told a town hall meeting in south carolina. >> i'll be putting a tax plan next we

. >> ♪ >> reporter: and like all rock stars there are screaming fans, vip lounge an few special requestshis room is where the vips were although it was a bunch of cubicles and dressing rooms a couple hours ago. this was his personal area. >> standing right here. >> pope was standing right here where we are right now. >> reporter: no rookie when it comes to setting up a back stage bounty rocco and his company innovative catering response al for vip spread for the papal visit. >> when you originally were asked to plan the papal menu, did you get so excited and were you like i want to make a pope francis fran choi or i want to make a pope francis flounder? >> we cepit simple. >> reporter: although there are a few requests from the vatican. >> dark chocolate. chocolate bars. it was nuts, no peanuts with saul. there were bananas. naturally he's a big fan of bananas. and there was are a tease breads and some cheeses that we had in there along with some fruit and cookies. >> cookies and smores tarts cave from south philly. >> getting these pastries to the parkway on saturday locked down down by

. >> he's also spoken about not having a time limit for lounge he wants to be pope. >> he said he could resign or the lord could take him. he said, it's all in god's hands. that's why he went out and met with people. it drives his security crazy. >> of course. >> there have been reports that he's actually, at the vatican, he's actually eaten with some of the employees. he's snuck out and eaten. he snuck out one time to get some lenses. >> oh right, some glasses. yeah yeah. he went to this high end italian store and said i want the cheapest ones. it was a little odd but it was fun. >> wasn't his first mass as pope for the workers? >> yeah. >> typically it's for the fancy folks. but he didn't do it that way. >> well he had the assistant chapel mass. >> well he's airborne as you can see. i don't need to tell you that. the helicopter is en route and this should be approximately a 10-minute flight to the wall street held la port. he's supposed to transition to the pope mobile somewhere up here. we don't know if he's going to stop at east 72nd. >> i don't think so. i think he's supposed to co

right now, we have seen jessica reporting all night loung, and the steady rainfall is continuing on doppler radar, ining down at about .08 inch an hour. we likely have two to three more hours and then clearing up here. i wish we could see that stay for a couple days. look at the north bay overall, and you'll see the steadier pockets of on again/off again rainfall keeping highway 101 wet, down towards the peninsula, we have started to see the rainfall develop in san francisco, down towards san mateo, getting close to redwood city and palo alto. this is moving from the west off towards the east. the peninsula finally getting in on some rain drops. as we take you down to the south bay, it's been a different story. you had the cloud cover today, but nothing in terms of raindrops. in fac, the rain line could stay to the north and east. not expecting huge rain tonight, but we may get a few drops. let's take you to the sky camera network. temperatures at 73 across san jose. 74 in the east bay. and look at how much it has dropped where we have the heaviest rainfall. 61 degrees for the average right

these -- lounge serve international food with organic key pairings. okay. so the terms for the sa ma bar are one 10-year term which would begin on march 1, 2016. one 5-year extension that is optioned which would go to... the unadjusted for year one would be $88,550 or $32.50 per square feet. the adjusted rent would be $59,000 or $21.20 per square feet which reflects credit for tenant improvement -- again, equivalent to four months and amortized over the year. in year 2 the rent would no longer be adjusted for tenant improvements and the rents would be increased 3% per year. sama bar's tenant improvements estimated to cost $50,000 will include outdoor furniture, heaters, and glass wind screens as well as griew.s. sama bar will pay for the improvements with their own funds. if improvements are not made, rent credit will not be made. sama bar complies with ocii policy. in 2014 sama bar employed over 214 employees. currently over 20% are san francisco residents. prevailing wage requirements for the upcoming tenant improvements. and for the east cafe which is th

these -- lounge serve international food with organic key pairings. okay.o the terms for the sa ma bar are one 10-year term which would begin on march 1, 2016. one 5-year extension that is optioned which would go to... the unadjusted for year one would be $88,550 or $32.50 per square feet. the adjusted rent would be $59,000 or $21.20 per square feet which reflects credit for tenant improvement -- again, equivalent to four months and amortized over the year. in year 2 the rent would no longer be adjusted for tenant improvements and the rents would be increased 3% per year. sama bar's tenant improvements estimated to cost $50,000 will include outdoor furniture, heaters, and glass wind screens as well as griew.s. sama bar will pay for the improvements with their own funds. if improvements are not made, rent credit will not be made. sama bar complies with ocii policy. in 2014 sama bar employed over 214 employees. currently over 20% are san francisco residents. prevailing wage requirements for the upcoming tenant improvements. and for the east cafe which is the