. >>> a button that summons cars of martinis and champagne, sounds like something out of a james bondt's not fiction. it is something you can experience at a new bar and restaurant opening in san francisco's financial district. joslin got a sneak peek of what the slinky holbrook house has to offer. >> when you walk in here cut its various thickly pleasing, very bright, and unique features, but how do you get people inside? it starts with the outside. a unique space in a financial district and a 42 story building, you walk in and there's an area to sit, you look up and there's an amazing view. and thinking about the design, they had to step up to the plate.>> you should walk in their and it's the centerpiece of the restaurant. >> we went there to be a modern flare just like the city. >> it's extravagant, but a variety of the menu. >> you to have your or fries, a martini or a modelo, one of the most intriguing parts involves a switch. >> when you sit down, we have got champagne on one side and martinis on the other side and if you're sitting here and you feel like you want a martini car

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you can get a martini or you can get modelo. one of the most intriguing parts involves a switch. >> when you sit down, we've got champagne on one side, martini on the other side and if you are sitting here and you feel like you want a martini to your table, you can flip the switch. and when the light goes on, that signals the staff, someone get over there because it is martini time. >> san francisco has been facing a number of challenges including homelessness and ongoing crime, but he wants to give the side of the city that he grew up knowing. >> there is a little bit of fatigue about how bad everything is and when i walk in, i don't see how bad everything is, i see a lot of fun and energy. >> they are open monday through friday, 7:30 a.m. through midnight. i want that switch by my desk. in case you want to visit, you can reserve for weddings and other holiday parties and over the weekend. >>> we are a few days away to the weekend and the allergens are in the air, widespread throughout the bay area, we are keeping a close eye o

you can get a martini or you can get a modelo.ut one of the most intriguing parts involves a switch. >> when you sit down, we have got champagne on one side, martini on the other side. if you are sitting here and you feel like you want a martini to come to your table, you flip a switch. when the light goes on, that signals to our staff, hey, someone get over there because it is martini time. >> reporter: san francisco has been facing a variety of challenges, but spiegel wants to give people the side of the city he has grown up knowing. >> as a native san franciscan, there is a little bit of fatigue of how bad everything is. i walk in and i don't see how bad everything is. i see a lot of fun and i see a lot of energy. >>> president biden is heading overseas where he will make the pitch that the u.s. is a more trustworthy partner than china. this comes as there are rising tensions between beijing and washington over an important trade route. his first stop will be in new delhi, india before he heads to vietnam, a country which has s

>>> all right, push button champagne or martini right?nce again this morning a story of a business owner betting on the bay area. specifically betting their money and their martinis on san francisco. jocelyn moran is showing you holbrook house is all about a bay area bounce back. >> reporter: it's a unique space in the financial district in a 42 story building. you walk in and there's an area for people to sit, you look up and there's an amazing view. so when phillip spiegel, the owner of the new holbrook house restaurant and bar, was thinking about the design, they had to step up to the plate. >> you walk in there and say wow. you better walk in there and say wow. >> reporter: immediately, you see the bars. spiegel says it's the centerpiece of the restaurant. >> we want there to be an old school feel. but we want there to be a modern flair, right? just like our city. >> reporter: it's extravagant, but there's a variety on the menu. you can get caviar or you can get fries too and you can get a martini or you can get a modelo. but one of t

you can get caviar or you can get fries too and you can get a martini or you can get a modeloh.of the most intriguing parts involves a switch. >> when you sit down, we've got champagne onside and martini on the other side and if you are sitting here and you feel like you want a martini cart to come to the table you flip the switch. and when the light goes on, that signals our staff hey, someone get over there. because it's martini time. >> reporter: san francisco has been facing a number of challenges that include homelessness and ongoing crime. but he wants to give people the side of the city he's grown up knowing. >> as a native san franciscan, you know, you read and you see and you -- there's a little bit of fatigue of how bad everything is. and i walk in and i don't see how bad everything is. i see a lot of fun and i see a lot of energy. >>> i walk the streets every day. really i collected so much inspiration already. >> inspired in the bay. you might see a little bit of your neighborhood on the big screen. because we're going to introduceyou to a pixar yoyou know, people a

a martini button, or kind of a martini switch. booths have switches that allow you to summon a champagne or martini carts to your table. >>> a peninsula driver shot and wounded at the height of the afternoon rush. he told chp he heard about five gunshots all coming from a gray bmw. two bullets hit him on the neck and he is expected to be okay. the suspects are still out there tonight and investigators are not sure if this was targeted or just a case of wrong place, wrong time. >>> no class tomorrow at skyline high school in oakland after shots were fired on campus. the superintendent says the campus will be closed. police said they got a call about gunshots on campus at 11: 30 a.m. and students had to barricade themselves in their classrooms. police searched the campus, found a gun and arrested two people. students we talked to said they heard the gunshots during class. >> this is crazy. i don't feel safe. >> everybody was running and they were telling us you got to go in lockdown. stay in your classrooms. it was so freaking scary

i treasure those martinis we had. we always only had one. it usually took an hour and a half to two hours. but it was a terrific time for me to learn from her, and for her to kind of show me that she cared so much more about her colleagues as people, no sharp elbows. she just worked hard, and was kind to everyone, especially to her fellow women in the senate. >> i love that memory, claire. i want to take you out for a martini next time you are back in new york city. i need to hear about the woman from here. >> deal. >> from your eyes. thank you so much. former senator, claire mccaskill. wonderful memories, thanks for sharing them tonight. >> thank you. >> that is our show for this evening. it is time for the last word with ali velshi in for lawrence. good evening ali. >> and i am wondering if dianne feinstein looking down from above and heard it claire mccaskill saying we only had just one, i wonder what her response would. be >> a caveat. respect they just had one martini over two hours. >> there you go. >> if they had more than that, that'

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but they tried to impress you with a martini >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah.immy: ooh. >> which they complained about the price of cheese. [ laughter ] malia is like, "do you know how much i paid for that cheese? [ laughter ] and i was like, "yeah, girl, you eat my cheese all the time." >> jimmy: exactly. [ laughter ] >> never worried about the price when you eating my charcuterie tray >> jimmy: you've always said when we've talked about the kids that you wanted to give them the most normal childhood that you possibly can while you're living in the white house, which has got to be tough. but i remember you were saying even barack coached their basketball team. >> yes, yeah he was -- he was dad in the white house. >> jimmy: how did you sneak out and do that? how is that possible >> you know, it's amazing. and he wasn't assigned to be the coach. this was fourth grade rec league for little girls, right sasha was playing. and he and reggie love, who was his aide at the time, who was a division 1 player for duke they would sit and watch these girls not have their s

i treasure those martinis we had. we always only had one.ut it was a terrific time for me to learn from her, and for her to kind of show me that she cared so much more about her colleagues as people, no sharp elbows. she just worked hard, and was kind to everyone, especially to her fellow women in the senate. >> i love that memory, claire. i want to take you out for a martini next time you are back in new york city. i need to hear about the woman from here. >> deal. >> from your eyes. thank you so much. former senator, claire mccaskill. wonderful memories, thanks for sharing them tonight. >> thank you. >> that is our show for this evening. it is time for the last word with ali velshi in for lawrence. good evening ali. >> i am wondering if dianne feinstein, looking down from above, and hearing claire mccaskill saying "we only had just one", i wonder what her response would be. >> a caveat.

back to your espresso martini.s. >> i suggested it to you, you followed up with me. >> the company is so innovative, they're an example of a company that really thinks about what the customer wants and does things a little bit differently. >> see, one of the things that i think is -- that you're doing that most aren't is giving an instance of business-to-consumer for ai. most of the ones that i have heard out here are an insurance company talking to an auto finance company. this is obviously the most, i think, sophisticated use i've seen of ai for individuals. you are quite unusual doing this stuff. >> i think it makes it easier to understand, too, right, what the use case actually is. i mean, if you're going to trust anything and you're going to use it, it needs to be helpful, it needs that value, and it can't do any harm. as we think about how we want to use it, we are trying to accelerate our initiatives to better serve you. >> now, one of the things that you taught me was during the covid period, if you wanted

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something like that in my future, i didn't know you were a martini guy. sounds good, i'm sandra smith. >> we'll see you on monday, the story right now with jillian turner, jillian. >> thank you, guys. good afternoon i am jillian turner in for martha maccallum in washington. today or the story pat joins u brian kilmeade on today's very heated protests around the migrant crisis in new york city. >> but first president biden facing a very delicate moment. united auto workers for the first time in history are striking against the big-three u.s. automakers all at once. economist forecast strike if it continues could end up costing the national economy $5 billion by month's end. this at a time when 70% of americans polled they feel the economy right now is getting worse. this is a quote, real time test, biden's economic agenda says "new york times" called for higher wages for the middle class, apologetic pro union stand, push for electric vehicles centered in michigan, a state he must win in 2024 to remain in the oval office. >> davin mc bowl, now with ed lawre

taken him from a breakout role on "the wire" to this year's "hijack" and" luther" a not so subtle martinierence in calls for elba to be the next james bond. >> i remember seeing that in the script and was like, are we sure, bro? this is like right on the nose. >> a "sunday sitdown" with idris elba plus another "life well lived" all later in the show. >>> let's begin with the black rock desert of nevada where one person has died at the burning man festival. >> reporter: willie, good morning. a heavy rain event left attendees stuck in the mud with more rain on the way. overnight we lurnd at least one person has died. the pershing county sheriff's office says the family has been notified but no further information available. the rain turned the annual desert retreat into a thick, pasty mud pit. one attendee saying the ground in some places is almost like quicksand. traffic in and out of the location halted saturday and organization advises attendees to conserve in place and conserve water, food and fuel. some eventgoers left by foot, hiking five miles through the mud to an accessible road. f

. >> maira martini is an analyst for transparency international, a nonprofit that tracks money launderingd. she says for decades, if you were an oligarch, or just a shady character looking to hide your rubles, cyprus was hard to beat. >> it offers the secrecy and still security, and that's what criminals and corrupt individuals are usually looking for. >> what do you mean it offers secrecy? >> so, in cyprus, for many years you could open a bank account without having a lot of questions asked. you can open a company without having a lot of questions asked, meaning you can put the money there without needing to tell who you are, where the money comes from. >> cyprus became as famous for its opaque banking as its clear water. soon, like sun-starved tourists, foreign money started pouring into the island. >> by 2012, the country of about a million residents had amassed bank deposits of nearly 72 billion euros. about 30% of those bank deposits came from russian nationals. but in 2013, the tide turned. the debt crisis in neighboring greece threatened to sink the cyprus economy. lawmakers, feari

something like that in my future, i didn't know you were a martini guy.m sandra smith. >> we'll see you on monday, the story right now with jillian turner, jillian. >> thank you, guys. good afternoon i am jillian turner in for martha maccallum in washington. today or the story pat joins u brian kilmeade on today's very heated protests around the migrant crisis in new york city. >> but first president biden facing a very delicate moment.

thieves made off with two expensive cars from a martini is used car dealership just months after a similar break in the latest thefts happened around 5:00 this morning at platinum motors on alhambra avenue. two men were captured on surveillance video stealing several keys before driving off with the two cars in july, burglars stole two dodge hellcat cars from the martinez shop. video posted online showed one of them crashing into another car while spinning donuts in a sideshow. today's break in has staff worried it could happen again. all i can say is that we have families to support, and you're not helping us. you know? so this is affecting everyone. see what happened here. the car stolen today are a silver 2016 audi that's worth $107,000 and a white 2022 bmw suv worth about 50,000. anyone who spots those cars is asked to call martinez police. new at 11, a proposed san francisco city ordinance would require audits for nonprofit groups that carry out critical city functions. as supervisor catherine stefani says that the city currently spends $1.7 million on contracts with more than 600 non

problems, but also about the global challenges facing the osians, it is no coincidence that deputy martinireign affairs, dodges our questions. ah. how can you assess the relationship between russia and the osian grower i need to go, although it is no secret that many countries have not joined the sanctions from the west against moscow and do not support the anti-russian resolutions that the us europe was pushing through the walls of the united nations 10 the states of southeast asia that are included in the session do not want to be a conductor of geopolitical interests. the western world is at home, however, like other countries, the meeting of sergey lavrov and his indian colleague, subormonyam jaishankar, like a church of hours before the g20 summit in new delhi, which will be held at the end of the week, india is also forming an agenda independent of western pressure. appreciates cooperation with moscow how do you see the future of our relationship our relationship is very strong one of the main topics are the development of asean trade relations, led by indonesia, is expanding the vol

northern bodies say that sees control to military bases, often an attack on the town, the boy that with martini, within an escalation, nevada. and since you, in peace keeping choose began withdrawing from the country is not following a demand. why modest but it's region to a 5 pot. a standing for testers have been injured adults to is ready for his attack . them along the guns, a boat of demonstrations were against his very soul, just bought into the confronting palestinian worshippers that are like some must compound on sunday for historic sites in the occupied westbank has been added to you and this goes midst of world heritage sites. also autonomy, which historians for the pre dates, the gyptian parent is, is ok to need a pet of students that have jericho evidence of ancient human sacrament can be found out the sign. those are the headlines. news continues here and i'll just hear that's off to the bottom line. stay with this. the higher the appointments and i have a question 30 years after the palestinians and is really signed their historic peace plan. and also why is peace more elusive tha

low 80s for martinies. low 80s for the try county and south county. much of the north bay in the low 80s this afternoon. we will get a look at the complete forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. >>> students recently rocked by gunfire in oakland, while the case seems closed the concerns are still front and center. >> bob redell is outside of skyline high school. i would imagine the parents are demanding the district do something about increasing security? >> reporter: correct, marcus and laura. some of the parents are asking oakland unified to install metal detectors on campus after what happened last week. this was the scene tuesday morning here at the school, and there was a large police response. the school was put on lockdown after somebody fired a gun on campus. students tell us the shooting happened near the school's theater in between classes and they say the shooter was at least one fellow teenager. nobody was hurt, and opd did arrest two teenagers. parents say there has been too much violence on campus, including a stabbing last year

very morning is higher than the heavenly blue seagull, we are called to fly, we will sing and drink martinis, people. come. come to baikal those who have not been and who have long dreamed of it. dive in and out of the waves and breathe in the jealousy of the rocks. come. come to baikal the depth of baikal is 1642 m. in each depth zone in each zone of baikal, in each bay, its own unique organisms live and all these organisms have unique properties. i am at the biology research institute of irkutsk state university. and this is the director of the research institute, maxim anatolyevich timofeev , maxim anatolyevich and his colleagues, studying how crustaceans and other unique organisms work. baikal adapt to its difficult natural conditions. very important scientific experiments are carried out with these crustaceans. the samples are the same box. it is possible that these experiments in the near future will allow humanity to overcome many diseases and even old age. very interesting questions related to how, for example, they tolerate stress. or, for example, stress associated with increased o

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a martini button. >> or rather a light switch. booths at the hol brook have switches that allow you to summon drinks tableside. i feel like i need one of these at my home. is that good parenting for me to press the button and my kids walk out with champagne, no. >> but going back to what he said it feels good to hear somebody i, i promise you we are going to do. sometimes just stating the intention feels like okay we're going in the right direction. >> yeah, just seeing businesses opening back up and bringing that into san francisco once again. it does. i feels like we're headed in a good direction and hopefully the forecast is too. jessica. >>> you know start off on some good news also wild spread throughout the state of california. the drought monitor is still looking amazing and i mean we have seen -- i mean, a year ago today, this was pretty much highlighted in red. so i just want to put that into perspective. you know, the tropical storm that pushed its way through. a very active winter season with 17 atmospheric rivers and r

has come already and said, watch this alexa, make me a dry martini with two olives. point, seth's stage manager, tom, angrily walked onstage, placed a glass of gin down on the gas, opened a jar of olives, and dumped the whole thing into the glass "what happened to alexa," said seth "you never plugged it in or took it out of the box," said tom seth then took a big gulp of his drink and said, "nevertheless, the future is wild." seth then all of a sudden appeared very anxious and scared and confessed he is afraid of the singularity of the hypothetical point in the future when technological growth will outpace humans' ability to control it and technology will enslave humanity he then shouted, "psych. and laughed about how he'll be on mars with elon while the rest of you idiots become man cattle for the robo lords at this point, seth just started doing the robot with no explanation. so did baze, his head writer so did jim, his security guard so did eric, donna, meg, and susan from wardrobe department and so did eli, but eli did it so poorly that it made everyone stop and

lisa: does he drink martinis while he watches arnold schwarzenegger movies?om: he gets the olives. mccarthy is beleaguered as arnold schwarzenegger never was. this is the shut down. lisa knows when the shutdown occurs. i have no clue. a little churn of the tape within the bramo quinfecta of tension. comment on a 4.49% 10 year yield. lisa: this is being driven by something ambiguous. it is not that growth expectations are going up. is this something else, whether it is people protesting the budget, or is it because the federal reserve is selling bonds, they are not the buyer of last resort in the same way. this is a game changer in a very unusual cycle and that is something people are picking up on. tom: we will watch this carefully as global wall street greets the week. curve dissen version, we will get it -- curve disinversion. want to jump to a set of a series of interviews we will do to brief you on a shutdown of the federal government of the united states of america. it is different than many other processes. debt, deficit, budget shortfall. only annmarie

ludicrous at every level, and it's the kind of numbing effect of, it was funny with the glacier martinis, funny when some illegal was holding the big salmon that we all realized, oh, similar is the salmon, right? he is the trophy here, same thing. >> right, there is this interesting line in the world that the supreme court is having trouble with right now, and it is what is a gift? what is socializing? what is influence peddling? what is helping people raise money? what is drawing donors who then subscribe to or give to political causes? all of this is getting money, and we have a new system to govern how it is supposed to go. we have just assumed that people will hold these roles will govern themselves through the lens of propriety. >> right, and you don't have to think back all that far, 1969, gabe ford is took pennies compared to what clarence thomas and justice alito has taken. he's run off the court by his own colleagues, including the chief justice, earl warren, who said this is making us look bad, and i don't even care that i am appointed by a democrat, and your appointed by a dem

with one very unique feature a martini button.r rather a light switch. >> oh, wow. >> boosts at the hole brook house have switches that allow you to summon a cart tableside and that's my kind of service. >> just hit the button. >> light on. and light me up. >> the more you have, the more that button starts to move on the table too. i hear. >> starts flickering? we got problems. >> of course that's call your mother. >>> hey jess, good morning my friend. >> good morning to you guys and i love the energy this morning. and my coffee is starting to kick in. i feel like i'm up to speed. a quick look outside in the santa clara valley. specifically in san jose where we're highlighting your guys' stories all week long. you guys also have such a stunning forecast in my opinion. later into this afternoon, these 50s quickly turn into 60s just by 10:00 a.m. and lunchtime we're in the 70s and then we're topping off in the 80s for the daytime highs today. a quick look at what's going on in other and pockets of the bay area. for all of us as we l

oh martinis gonna be in another time? masha come here. look i was right.a and me will be killed, please, immediately. come. i beg you. i'm afraid to leave the house okay? listen to the central district department of internal affairs ivanov so the address, please. wait, you have already left. volodya, you hear a call from the head office, they transferred it to 02, he called, the peasant said that the murder in the apartment was not under your unit. and why is my surname of the caller ladynin? and call an ambulance. fedor, look at the room. everything is clean, our client is alive, only very drunk. i don’t know yet. we will be the first to help. look what's up with the girl. well, we take her alive? you can call? we won't do it ourselves, we'll do it. well, what is there? hello, nothing interesting. seventeenth, penetrating the living in the chest, a young woman is unconscious, a closer look is good. some address. there have already been a man hospitalized, what of this apartment? no front door heart attack. where is the data? i'll give the dispatcher's pho

i'd much rather have a martini or know the quality of vintages of champagne and claret.one that matt would approve of , to that matt would approve of, to the wild west of twitter asking who would make the best next james bond? and the results are in elba scored 15.2. tom in idris elba scored 15.2. tom hardy scored 31.9. i scored 43.8. so clearly money penny was instrumental in getting the results in and it wasn't done by spectre. spectre does not tolerate failure. now, talking of not tolerating failure, we've got a great success coming up with mr daniel wooden next. what's up then? >> oh, you got my vote. absolutely jacob. >> but look, we've got a big show ahead. obviously lots of revelations over the weekend about the blob taking over something. you are obviously acutely conscious of. >> so to the former chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, who's going to be live in the studio to give an insight actually into what was going on with the civil service dunng going on with the civil service during the truss administration . plus, paul burrell and lady colin campbell. >> well, i imag

these documents concern a trip that martini, from 1802 to 1877, his daughter, amelia, made in baltimore in early february 1863. asa owned a sawmill between goose creek and circleville, basically between circleville and middleburg, east of belmont . okay? >> yup. okay. >> there are two letters, very short letters for the introduction dated february 5th, 1863. from thomas hogue, a loudoun valley neighboring quaker. at that name sound familiar? >> yes. >> his letters are written to the custom officer in berlin, maryland, which is today brunswick.francis cochran of baltimore, both referring to jenny as an uncompromising union man, and asa, apparently, traveled by horse and carriage to the potomac river, somehow made his way across to sandy hook, maryland. which -- >> where we were not too long ago. >> travis and i did a similar thing thanks to sandy hook -- and got a pass on the provost marshal at sandy hook that allowed jenny to go to harpers ferry, allowed them both to go to harpers ferry, where they then took a train to baltimore. the last document is a letter of introduction dated febru

and she asked me to have a martini with her the night before.s firm, she was determined, but she obviously was feeling the weight. she was getting pushed by the intelligence committee not to do it. she was getting pushed by the white house not to do it. she stood up that next day and gabe i think one of the historic speeches that have been given on the senate floor, and i would ask everyone who wants to mourn diane today to go online and watch that speech and see her command of the material and see her commitment to america doing better. that is all that you need to know about who she was as a person and a senator, and i might at as a person, she was fun. we had a great back and forth about the san francisco giants when they beat us in 2014. i had to bring her barbecue. and she always had a smile on her face. she always had time for people that had just arrived at the senate, and the senate will miss her, but this country will miss her. she is going to be seen as a giant for the rest of history. as a giant for the rest of history. >> a giant in

she would take a moment, she would grab me by the hand on the floor and say let's go have a martini tonightle alone with a tremendous pressure from the intelligence community and the white house about giving her speech on torture. and i would just beg people before you cast judgment on dianne feinstein and her decision to stay in her job as long as she did, take a minute and watch that speech on the floor of the senate. i think you will realize why it was hard for her to give up her job because she was, as barbara said, duty bound and felt an obligation to serve. >> we don't ever get to talk about kindness because either we don't see it or there isn't that much of it. your thoughts and memories and these deep bonds, i think you always remember the people that are kind to you, and in some case that's the greatest way to honor them by reminding people of them and their humanity. and we don't get to talk about it you in. so thank you for showing yours and using it to honor hers and for giving your voice to another -- another iconic former female senator. claire, thank you so much for being wit

was he beating people up, expanding human life on a whim, smoking and guzzling litres of martini manhandlingd very woke to me. bond was flawed. he was dark , a bit of flawed. he was dark, a bit of a monster himself and highly entertaining . unlike the woke entertaining. unlike the woke james bond 2.0, who is a bore fest and someone you can only dread getting stuck next to at a dinner party. why change the character of bond at all? especially with the original author now gone ? it's my view author now gone? it's my view that art is sacred and untouchable , even if it emerges untouchable, even if it emerges as problematic for future generations . books are like generations. books are like museum pieces that further our understanding of the past and serve as a chronicle of the human story. airbrushing them, tweaking them or in this case, completely rewriting them is, in my view, a chilling development. what's next, art? should we get the crayons out and give the mona lisa a better smile politically motivated authors with a narrative to sell shouldn't be going anywhere near the work of fleming a

was he beating people up, expanding human life on a whim, smoking and guzzling litres of martini manhandlingd very woke to me. bond was flawed. he was dark , a bit of flawed. he was dark, a bit of a monster himself and highly entertaining . unlike the woke entertaining. unlike the woke james bond 2.0, who is a bore fest and someone you can only dread getting stuck next to at a dinner party. why change the character of bond at all? especially with the original author now gone ? it's my view author now gone? it's my view that art is sacred and untouchable , even if it emerges untouchable, even if it emerges as problematic for future generations . books are like generations. books are like museum pieces that further our understanding of the past and serve as a chronicle of the human story. airbrushing them, tweaking them or in this case, completely rewriting them is, in my view, a chilling development. what's next, art? should we get the crayons out and give the mona lisa a better smile politically motivated authors with a narrative to sell shouldn't be going anywhere near the work of fleming a

are like british officers sitting in the singapore officers club, having their martinis late in the afternoonnded on a lot of people's steps in georgetown throughout the district of columbia, a lot of people were choking on their cornflakes. david has impact because of the stature he has. david could well fit in at the famous bar/club of singapore years ago, because that's the man he is. he's a man of stature and history. i can guarantee you this, it's had absolutely no impact on joseph r. biden, none whatsoever. he's going to do exactly what he's going to do. i think the only thing that would bother him is off of this brief round-the-world trip he just took to india and hanoi and back to alaska and washington, d.c., is the fact that i have spoken to two people who were at meetings with him both in india and hanoi tell me the breadth of knowledge he exhibited in terms of foreign policy was astound astounding. >> let me just tell you, if you talk to anybody who actually knows what the hell they're talking about, they will say the same thing. again i've talked to foreign leaders. i've talked to

she asked me to have a martini with her the night before. so we went to this restaurant. she obviously was feeling the weight. she was getting pushed by the intelligence committee and the white house not to do it. she stood up that next day and gave one of the historic speeches given on the senate floor. i would ask everyone who wants to mourn her today to go online and watch that speech and see her command of the material and her commitment to america doing better. that's all you need to know about who she was as a person and a senator. as a person, she was fun. we had a great back and forth about the san francisco giants when they beat us in 2014. i had to bring her barbecue. she always had a smile on her face. she always had time for people that had just arrived at the senate. the senate will miss her, but this country will miss her. she is going to be seen as a giant for the rest of history. >> a giant in san francisco politics, a giant in california politics and a giant american politics in the united states senate. as you said, she had it down cold. she, like hillar

with one a very unique feature a martini button. it is more like a light switch. this have switches that allow you to summon champaign or a martini cart tableside. >>> we are your community station. every morning our focus is to bring you stories of people bouncing back and doing good where they live . part of our bounce back coverage highlighted sports teams in san francisco and oakland and what they are doing off the field to help strengthen the community . this week we are in san jose. you have the shots, the quakes and the giants minor league team. shawn chitnis has been at excite stadium all morning showing us the teams special connection to community. >> i have begun going to the games since i was young. >> reporter: she is a lifelong fan of the san jose giants. the minor-league experience in the south bay makes for a convenient , affordable, family outing that is a lot of fun. >> i think going to a local ballpark and having that hometown atmosphere, you are close to the players. >> reporter: from was a decade, her family was very close with some of the play