so i'm taking him to metro market for some inspiration., 'cause i'm gonna make it a little healthier than i would normally. lemonis: what is that? dave: that's whole milk. lemonis: what would you normally use? dave: half-and-half. lemonis: chef dave soup in the jar, available at metro market. dave: shh! ♪ you want to try my new soup? lemonis: that's it? dave: that's it. lemonis: what's in it? dave: grilled corn, grilled onion, roasted poblanos, grilled chicken, lime juice, cilantro, and yukon gold potato. it doesn't have any dairy. lemonis: whoa. dave: mm-hmm. lemonis: he did go back to work, and he told me he created a brand-new healthy soup for the grand opening. dave: what do you think? lemonis: that's good. maybe he's actually starting to listen. hey, great job, bud. dave: thanks. lemonis: see you soon. ♪ it's been about two weeks since i've seen dave, and i'm back for the grand opening of the new and improved soup market, and i have a feeling it's gonna look amazing. well! kevin: what's the word, man? lemonis: what do you think? kevin

we had connectivity that let us walk to the market, the deer station and the metro. >> today is the onlyly we e making use of the transportation budget. >> this is one of 20 cities under the mineral program. school children are taught how to get around town in an eco-friendly way. they have a rapid transit is network with dedicated corridors that connect downtown with suburbs. in delhi, this corridor was met with popular resistance and had to be removed. authorities want young people to appreciate the benefits of public transport in this town. buses run on natural gas. as the buses have their own lands, to get you where they want to go relatively fast. they have ordered 125 electric powered buses. they should be in service by the end of the year. at the edge of town, there are no elegant sidewalks. this family uses the prt -- brt to get into town. they don't have a car. buses are air-conditioned, that helps. >> i have been taking the bus everyday for nine years, from home, to the office and back again and on weekends to the park with my family. >> my than a million people travel by bus in

market. this the disease a permanent war the destroyer the metro east. islam and fundamentalism. in power all of those who profit from a more politically economically and militarily. make no mistake a nuclear armed iran is not a challenge that can be contained it would threaten the elimination of israel the security of gulf nations and the stability of the global economy. at risk triggering a nuclear arms race in the region and the un raveling of the nonproliferation treaty. and how close is iran to getting. well let me show you brought a diagram for. here's a dark room. this is a bomb. this is a fuse. where should a red line be drawn. a red line should be drawn right here. the threat from iran is a political football what was interesting was that many israelis including people from the military said as long as there is an extensional threat somewhere somehow that is certainly helping us expand our budgets in ways that is not possible to do in the absence on anything that can be defined as such as if you were iran what would you do i mean israel has what 3 to 400 nuclear weapons

market, and 88 in leesburg. it has been hot everywhere even outside the metro, zero nine in, baltizero nine maryland. so cold front will move through tonight. it will mostly come through dry. e ju skies. we could see some stray showers closer to day back, 68 forhe low temperature.re tomorrow big diffee instead of 90, only 80, mosin the morning gives way tooft sunshine in the afternoon nice coolut northeasterly winds. temperature trends over the next few days, no major h as we should see temperatures at normal if n andeic comfortable. sennty-five o not done with 90 agree temperatus, see warmertex should sayrumbeginsme n sextot t full seven day forecas.t which i'll ue hav for little later on, angie, blak c >> septembertinues to sizzle. thank you, caitlin. gng to see on fox5, the community coming together to throw memorable birthday celraonti bo. brian, has autism, andis mother through a party for him athuck-e-cheese saturday. but, none of his friends showed up. his mom made heartg bre post on facebook saying thisd sts a thir year in a row that thas county sheriff's lieutenant saw the post and went into

that go across the spectrum, are the high end properties in the thriving metro areas holding up better than the more middle market properties in tourist areas or the suburbs >> first off the tourist areas are always great because i have so many tourism locations even in '08, '09 like b bubba gump at time square was never hurt the suburban locations hurt. those are the people trying to make their mortgage. my high ends are staying up there. their numbers are really good. it's white suburban america's consumers that tells the whole story. >> what are you seeing there now? >> it's just kind of hanging in there. there's no upwards movement at all. you have to remember we're on this great run you can't have positive sales 12 years in a row at some point there is a leveling off that's what's happened because the cost of entry we have too many seats in the market >> in the restaurant market. >> everything. there's cranes everywhere. look at the apartments built here in new york look at the steel retail space that's built developers have to build >> sometimes they overbuild. >> all the time. that can cause the cycle >> w

it would be great if it were on market street, somewhere on bart and muni metro and where all of the buses converge. transportation is a huge issue. i think, um, you know, having a space that is new and adaptable a as possible is also important, given that it needs to be accessible beyond a.d.a. rules. it needs to be fully accessible for people with a variety of disabilities. that means, one, being big enough. we haven't really identified the size yet. i think we're aware that we may have to start a little smaller than we'd like -- i'm hoping that is not the case. it would be nice to move in some place and have it stay there and have it be permanent and have it be miraculously the right thing. but sometimes when you start this, you have to ok and so we're aware of that. but having something that is really adaptable and on the best transit lines that we can think of is -- would be ideal. >> along those lines, yesterday's chronicle -- i think it was yesterday's chronicle -- had a big article about a variety of housing being built on what you referred to as the hub market street and van

market think—tank. welcome to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metroof murdering 17—year—old jodie chesney, who was stabbed in a park in east london earlier this year. the ft says climate activists are wasting their time lobbying investors to ditch fossil fuel stocks. it also has a story about the handover of the bank of england governor's role being delayed until after the next general election. the telegraph leads with comments from the us ambassador showing solidarity with boris johnson over brexit. mort brexit in the guardian, which looks ahead to the labour party conference next week and howjeremy corbyn will negotiate a deal with the eu if he was prime minister. the times leaves with a warning from the prime minister that the supreme court has no jurisdiction over his decision to suspend parliament. the i also lead to the supreme court hearing and the claims that boris johnson has abused his power. and the daily mail says record numbers of young adults are being diagnosed with diabetes because of the obesity epidemic. so a variety of front pages

markets and high job growth centers. the median home price in california's largest metro areas, around $720,000 when this study was taken,ed to just 250,000 nationally.>>> oakley natives and former raiders star marchand lynch is doing his part to make sure for both days in oakland, even after the raiders leave for vegas. the former nfl running back has cofounded and will co-own the oakland panthers who will play in the indoor football league. that team will play seven home games at oakland arena which used to be known as oracle arena, that will be starting in the spring of 2020.>> this is a football fan crazy town, and this is going to be wonderful entertainment and a very cost affordable price for a lot of families. and we will have a great focus on youth and embracing the community.>> ifl was founded in 2008 and is the longest operating professional indoor football league in the nation, it's made up of 12 teams, the panthers was chosen as the team's name for several reasons, it refers to the bay area's indigenous a cougar, the recent blockbuster film the black panthers, and the activism of the black panther movement in

the dallas metro area, including this one: a cardiovascular stress test, about $700 at this facility. eight miles away, over $8,000 for the same test. >> it's not an effective functioning market reporter: aaron carrol is a pediatrician and health care researcher. >> if you're asking me as a human being if that makes, of course not. if you're asking me as someone who studies the u.s. health care system, yeah, why not? i mean, you know, they would like to make money. >> reporter: now, most of miriam harper's bills at baylor scott & white were written off. the american hospital association says providers set prices according to their own methodology. we'd like to hear what you've paid. go to cbsnews.com/healthcosts to tell us about your prices. and, margaret, we'll continue to stay on top of this issue, and report other stories as they develop. >> brennan: thank you so much, anna. well, there's much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." one state launches the toughest crackdown yet on vaping. an update on tropical storm karen, now whipping up dangerous conditions in the caribbean. and new york's bravest now includes a record number of chdr11 oil9/alf 's flen the upss of fr

market and then we satisfied both sides. we could have decided three years ago. they're depends what flavour of brexit you think you voted for. the metrodifferent, what a contradiction in terms that would be. comparing britain to the marvel hero, you know, the matter i got... yes, the incredible hulk, the matter i get, the more kickback, but having said that, mark ruffalo, who played the incredible hulk in the avengers films, he hit back on twitter saying hold only forward for the good of the strong. and in the tv series, he made a bit of a mess wherever he went. he was dense and destructive and also, he was best when he worked ina team, and also, he was best when he worked in a team, working together, and i'm not sure that is what is happening at the moment, and it was disastrous when he worked alone. i have a feeling the hulk is really dominic cummings and pm johnson is in the team but now... you think cummings is running the show? i think this is classic media westminster obsession. advisers advise, politicians decide. of course, he is there to keep doors down, break the impasse, be counterintuitive but there is a bit ofa counterint

metro area, including this one, a cardiovascular stress test, about $700 at this facility. eight miles away, over $8,000 for the same test. >> it's not an effective, functioning market. >> reporter: aaron carroll is a pediatrician and health care researcher. >> if you're asking me, as a human being if that makes sense, of course not. if you're asking me as someone who studies the u.s. health care system, yeah, why not? i mean. that would like to make money. >> now most of miriam harper's bills at baylor, scott & white were written off. the american hospital association says providers set prices according to their own methodology. we'd like to hear what you've paid. go to cbsnews.com/health costs to tell us about your prices. and margaret, we'll continue to stay on top of this issue and report other stories as they development. >> thank you so much, anna. >>> there is much more still ahead. one state launches the toughest crackdown yet on vaping. >>> an update on tropical storm karen, now whipping up dangerous conditions in the caribbean. >>> and new york's bravest now includes a record number of children of 9/11's fallen heroes. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sle

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metro mayors as well. let's get one in manchester too. and third, we will take a dynamic market environmental and climate change programmes. they are the approaches that we will be taking to building britain's future. with so much at sta ke for britain's future. with so much at stake for our country right now i am impatient to get on with it. we have achieved so much injust ten impatient to get on with it. we have achieved so much in just ten weeks andi achieved so much in just ten weeks and i would like to thank my brilliant ministerial team in the treasury and our parliamentary team for all that they do. thank you very much. the conservative principle that i want to talk about today is this, we believe in a society where everyone knows that if they work hard and play by the rules then they will have every opportunity to succeed. they are our values. it is our ambition to help people to get a job, to get a home and to get ahead. but we do have to acknowledge that not everyone in every part of our country feels that they have all the opportunities they should have. not all pa re