he named me as his alternate to the riverside central democratic committee -- riverside county central democratic committee and allow me to follow my passion for public service. bob will be dearly missed but his name, his work, his democratic spirit, and the legacy he left behind will be cherished by our community forever. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the grace learning senter in franklin, pennsylvania, for 20 years of service to the community. grace learning center is an afterschool program dedicated to providing children with a safe, fun, and educational environment each school day. in the late 1990's, grace evangelical lutheran church began exploring the possibility of offering a free after school program for families in need. they were licensed by the pennsylvania department of

. >> this weekend, c-span's cities tour takes you to riverside, california. saturday at noon eastern on book tv, we visit the university of california-riverside's citrus variety collection which houses more than 1,000 varieties of citrus and has been at the forefront of u.s. agricultural research since the early 1900's. >> this is another citrus relative that doesn't look exactly like citrus. they're called australian finger lime, they're micro-- the cool thing is, when i cut it in half. with my knife. you open it up. the juice vesicles come out like little bubbles and -- you can see the seeds as well but they look like caviar. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv we explore the historic mission inn, host to u.s. presidents, celebrity, and major social gathers, including the wedding of pat and richard nixon. >> in may of 1903, just about three or four movants after the mission inn opened, president teddy voozeelt el -- roosevelt was here in southern california. frank miller, who built the mission inn, invited him to come here and he spent

there's buena park, there's riverside, and there's brea.ark, the landlord is threatening eviction, right? riverside, the landlord is $200,000 past due, and your vendors are $75,000 past due. and brea is hanging by a string. farrell's international is up here, this is where marcus is, and parlour enterprises was the manager of these three locations. parlour enterprises is the management company that actually operates and manages the individual location. along with paul and mike, there are other employees that make up that group, but essentially it's the two of them leading it. well, let's look at the revenue. buena park, $4 million, did pretty good. riverside... paul: $2.77, yeah. lemonis: and brea? travis: $2.9. lemonis: by the way, these are not small numbers. buena park makes money, brea makes money, and riverside broke even. paul: correct. lemonis: okay. so why are you past due on all your bills again? paul: it's coming into parlour as management fees, and parlour enterprises still had to pay the investors. lemonis: when i look at the fi

. >> this weekend c-span cities tour takes you to riverside, california. with the help of spectrum cable partners we will explore the riverside literary scene and history saturday at noon eastern on booktv, we visit the university of california riverside citrus valley collection which houses more than 1000 varieties of citrus and has been at the forefront of us agricultural research since the early 1900s. >> another citrus relative. it doesn't look exactly like citrus but they are called australian finger lines, micro citrus, the cool thing is when i cut it in half with my knife and you open it up, the juice comes out like little bubbles. you can see the seeds as well. they look like caviar. >> on sunday at 2:00 pm eastern on american history tv we explore the historic mission in, host to us presidents, celebrities and major social gatherings including the wedding of pat and richard nixon. >> in may 1903, just about three or four months after it opened, president teddy roosevelt with here in southern california and frank miller, who built the mission in in

we will explore riverside's history. we visit the university of 's variety riverside collection, which houses more than 1000 varieties of citrus. and has been at the forefront of u.s. agricultural research since the early 1900's. >> this is another citrus relative. citrus. micro the cool thing is when i cut it in half with my knife, you open vesicles comece out like bubbles. you can see the seeds as well. they look like caviar. >> sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we explore the historic mission in, host to presidents and celebrities. 1940, after the mission had opened, teddy roosevelt was here. him to come invited here and he spent the night in that room. at that time, it gained the epithet of the presidential suite. announcer: watch c-span cities onr of riverside, california c-span2's book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> next, a series of conversations on u.s. energy and environmental policy. the washington post

. -- orange y riverside.limpian los alrededores de esta casa donde trabajan la cual se salvÓ de las llamas, para evitar daÑos a la propiedad. >> estÁ muy abajo. la tierra se va y tapa la casa. juan: otra situaciÓn a la que se enfrentan algunos residentes es la falta de electricidad. sin embargo quienes estÁn más preocupados son aquellos cuyas casas se salvaron de los incendios y que ahora estÁn en peligro nuevamente debido a la lluvia. enrique: y como cada aÑo por esta Época estÁn aumentando los robos de los paquetes que se depositan afuera de sus viviendas. pero siempre queda la opciÓn de intentar tomar algunas medidas. lourdes del rÍo tiene las recomendaciones. lourdes: comenzÓ la Época de compras navideÑas. >> hoy en dÍa como es tan frecuente ordenar todo a travÉs del internet, los delincuentes no tiene que trabajar mucho. ellos pasan a travÉsdel vecindario y lo que hacen es que observan para ver quÉ casa y ni paquetes afuera. lourdes: se espera que las compras por internet durante este aÑo aumenten a mÁs

peas and carrots were raised by a wonderful farmer from riverside. this is something he is very proud of. i want to thank ruben for having done a great job. great job. that is a good-looking turkey. peas and carrots were two out of agreed -- out of a group of 50 exceptional turkeys raised for this event. together, they are known as the presidential flock. after their good fortune today, peas and carrots will both live out the rest of their days at gobbler's rest on the campus of virginia tech where they will enjoy a beautiful private enclosure under the care of poultry science students and veterinarians. they will be taking care of at virginia tech. -- taken care of at virginia tech. even though peas and carrots have received a presidential pardon, i have warned them that house democrats are likely to issue them both subpoenas. nonetheless, in the spirit of thanksgiving, i will be issuing both peas and carrots a presidential pardon. unfortunately i cannot guarantee that your pardons will not be enjoyed by the ninth circuit. it always happens. , this

how riverside got its start came from the navel orange and that came to riverside from brazil and 9 millionescendents later, we had another gold rush, the citrus industry created another economic boom in southern california that grew from riverside and expanded once we had the trains and sent them all over the country and the refrigerated box car came to fruition. we were able to send those all the way to the east coast and asia and that is when we became the wealthiest city in the country per capital because of all the money that was associated with the citrus industry and the orange industry specifically. part of our demographic is here partly because of the citrus industry and another large portion is here because of the air force base. the air force base back in the 1920's began as an airfield and now a reserve base, if not the largest in the country. we will continue to support and advocate for the reserve base because of the economic impact. a lot because of the social capital it brings -- to >> washington journal continues. back we want to welcome our guest to talk about the trump ad

, we visit the university of california riverside citrus variety collection. which houses more than 1000 varieties of citrus. and has been at the forefront of u.s. agricultural research since the only 1900s. >> this is another citrus, it doesn't look exactly like x sixers -- like citrus. the cool thing is when i cut in half, with my knife, and you open it up, the juice spectacles, like little bubbles and you can see the seeds as well. they look like caviar. >> on sunday at 2 pm eastern, on american history tv, we explore the historic mission in, host to u.s. presidents, celebrities, and major social gatherings. including the wedding of pat and richard nixon, in may 2019 oath -- in may 1903, president teddy roosevelt was here in southern california, and frank miller, the man who built the mission in and invited him to come here, and he sent -- spent the night here in that room, at that time it gave the presidential suite, and that is historically how it was known for many years. >> watch c-span cities tour of riverside california, saturday, at noon eastern on c

we'll explore riverside's lit lit rare seen on book tv. we visited the university of california riverside citrus variety collection which houses more than 1,000 varieties of citrus and has been at the forefront of u.s. agriculture research since the early 1900s. >> this is another citrus relative that doesn't look exactly like citrus but they're all australian fingerlines. and the cool thing is when i cut it in half with my knife and you open it up, the juices come out like little bubbles and -- and you can see the seeds as well, but they look like caviar. >> on sunday, at 2:00 p.m. eastern, on american history tv, we explore the historic mission inn host to u.s. presidents, celebrities and major social gatherings including the wedding of pat and richard nixon. >> in may of 1903 after the mission opened president teddy roosevelt was here in southern, california and the man who built the mission invited him to come here and he spent the night here in that room. at that time then it gave the epithet of the presidential suite and that's histo

announcer: this weekend, c-span cities tour cutera riverside, california.the help of our cable partners, we will explore riverside literary scene and history. saturday at noon eastern on book tv, we visit the university of california riverside variety collection. it houses more than 1000 varieties of citrus. it has been at the forefront of u.s. agricultural research since the early 1900s. >> this is another that does not look exactly like citrus, but it's called australian -- micro citrus. the cool thing is when i cut it with my knife, and you open it up, the juice comes out like little bubbles. and you can see the seeds as well. they look like caviar. -- announcer: on sunday at 2 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we explore the historic mission inn, posting u.s. presidents, celebrities, and mitchell's closer gatherings, including the wedding of pat and richard nixon. may just about three or four months after it opened, president teddy roosevelt was here in southern california. him hereler invited and he spent the night here in that room. at that time, t

los Ángeles ocupa la tercera posiciÓn, san francisco, riverside y san diego tambiÉn estuvieron dentro millonarios sobornos salpicando el expresidente, al actual presidente y el prÓximo presidente de mÉxico. pasamos a la corte federal en brooklyn. alex: el testimonio contra el chapo guzmÁn terminÓ revelando que el cÁrtel de sinaloa le pagÓ en 2005 varios millones de dÓlares al subsecretario de mÉxico. respondiÓ preguntas de la defensa, zambada dijo que el cartel pagÓ sobornos hasta de mÁs de 50.000.000 $ a garcÍa luna antes y despuÉs de ser nombrado el jefe de seguridad pÚblica de mÉxico. sobornos reunidos por varios lÍderes del cÁrtel de sinaloa para que le brindarÁ protecciÓn. al concluir su testimonio, el rey zambada abajo del estrado. caminÓ hacia el chapo y cuando estuvieron a menos de medio metro fijaron sus miradas el uno al otro y bajaron sus cabezas en la sala de la corte. la defensa confirmÓ que kate del castillo no se presentarÁ en el juicio. la fiscalÍa presentÓ como evidencia imÁgenes de la donde el cÁrtel de sinaloa-- el juicio contra joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn se estará rea

. >> además, se busca a un sujeto en el área de riverside te contaremos . >> yrupo de personas se reúne soy césar . >> y blanca . >> se celebra el día de los muertos se llevan a cabo los eventos en san francisco . >> andrés cuéntanos cómo etá el ambiente . >> estamos en el parque de la calle 26 cada vez llegan más personas , los altares cubren el parque y miren , nosotros nos conseguimos con esta persona especial esto . >> dando dulces y con su familiua . >> me vas a dar un dulce . >> muchas gracias . >> aquí ya saben , tenemos de todo , cubre toda la cuadra se espera que esto ocurra hasta las 11 de la noche regreso con ustedes . >> es el día de los muertes el día de los fieles difuntos . >> gracias por la información . >> y el fbi confirmó el hallazgo de este hombre , esto fue similar al paquete hallado la semana pase , por otra parte declaró que impulsarán la democracia por la vida de cada estadounidense .

. >> american troops making their way through -- they are from the riverside here. >> look at the repercussion from the shells. it's waving the camouflage netting. i can only imagine the noise of all those guns going off. >> whoa. that's a mine explosion. it could be the argonne forest or anywhere. >> that might be the argonne forest. so dense. you would think with all the firing that all the trees would have been knocked down. do you know this area of that hill? >> it's also the argonne. you see how quick it is. shells werethe made to explode on the impact and others were made to explode in the air. >> they could set the fuse for a certain altitude and distance. pretty amazing film footage. airplanes were a vital tool of war, but it was often difficult bornet the planes airo because the weather was so terrible. it was cloudy and rainy. the most famous captain was america's ace with 27 known kills of german planes. what type of bombs are those? >> hmm, i don't know. we still find them in the forest, those kinds of bombs. >> bombing was unique during the war. there wernen't that many planes tha

we will explore riverside's literary scene and history. saturday at noon eastern on book tv, we visit the university of california riverside citrus variety collection which houses more than 1000 varieties of citrus. the forefront of u.s. agricultural research since the early 1900s. >> it doesn't look exactly like citrus. the cool thing is, when i cut it in half, with my knife. you open it up. comes out like little bubbles. you can see the seeds as well. they look like caviar. sunday, on american history tv, we explore the historic mission inn hosting u.s. presidents and major social gatherings. opened, president teddy roosevelt was here. frank miller, the man who built , invited himnn here and he spent the night in that room. it gave the epithet of the presidential suite. that is how it was known for many years. announcer: watch c-span cities tour of riverside, california saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday at 2 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> best-sel

, we explore riverside's literary scene and history saturday at noon eastern on book tv, we visit theniversity of california, riverside, which hosts a thousand varieties of citrus and has been at the forefront of agricultural research since the early 1900s. >> this is another citrus relative that doesn't look like citrus, but has been called australian finger lime, and the cool thing is that when i cut it in half, with my knife, and you open it up, the juice comes out like little bubbles. and you can see the seeds, as well. but they look like caviar. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, on american history tv, we explore the historic mission inn, post to u.s. presidents, celebrities, and major social gatherings, including the wedding of pat and richard nixon. >> in may of 1903, three or four months after the mission opened, president teddy roosevelt was here in southern california. and frank miller, the men who built the inn, invited him to come here and he spent the night in that room. at that time, it gave the epithet of the presidential suite, and is historically how it was known for

. >> this weekend c-span's cities tour takes you to riverside, california.ctrum cable partners, we'll explore riverside's literary scene and history saturday at noon eastern on booktv. we visit the university of california-riverside citrus variety collection which houses more than a thousand varieties of citrus and has been at the forefront of u.s. agricultural research since the early 1900s >> this is another citrus relative that doesn't look exactly like citrus, but they're called australian finger lime. they're micro-citrus, and the cool thing is when i cut it in half with my knife and you open it up, the juice vesicles come out like little bubbles, and they -- you can see the seeds as well. but they look like caviar. >> on sunday at 2 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we explore the historic mission inn, host to u.s. presidents, sevenlies and -- celebrities and major social gatherings including the wedding of pat and richard nixon. >> in may of 1903, just about three, four months after the mission inn opened, president teddy roosevelt was here in sout

this weekend, c-span cities tour takes you to riverside, california with the help of our spectrum cablepartners, we will explore their literacy -- their literary scene and history saturday at noon eastern on book tv. we visit the university of california riverside citrus writing for election which houses more than 1000 rise of citrus and has been at the forefront of u.s. agricultural research since the early 1900s. >> this is another citrus relative but it doesn't look the cool thing is when i cut it in half, with my thee and you open it up, juice comes out like little bubbles. you can see the seeds as well but they look like caviar. on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we explore the historic mission inn posting u.s. presidents and celebrities and social gatherings. 1903, president teddy roosevelt was here in southern california. the man who built the mission inn invited him to come here and he spent the night in that room. that's historically how was known was the presidential suite. >> what's the c-span cities tour of riverside, california at noon eastern on book tv

riverside california saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2 book tv ad sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america.>> after senators attended today's briefing with secretary of state pompeo on the situation in saudi arabia and yemen, the chamber voted to allow floor debate on a resolution that would add u.s. military support in yemen. that passed by a 63 Ã37 vote. we will show you some of the remarks beginning with connecticut senator christopher murphy.>> thank you mr. president, i want to speak very briefly on behalf of the resolution being offered today by Ãbi want to encourage my colleagues to support it and i want to use my brief time to respond to some of the arguments of the administration has made over the course of the last few days as to why we should not stand together as a body and to say that without a congressional declaration aboard, the united states could not and should not be involved in a disastrous civil war in yemen. this is as important a vote as we will take here in the senate. lives a

had people seen the oracle facility in riverside. what used to be there. heavily lieutenant. we always say in austin we want to keep diversity. we head at their but right near the lake and they can walk down. you are all being evicted. didn't say why. he affected all of them. demolish the building. built new luxury apartments and then it's announced oracle is coming. ceo is here for four hours. there used to be 244 family units. i talk about in the book. we need to create opportunities for them. there is no question but you have to provide the housing for that population. so that is kind of the big picture theme. and we will go on with further discussion. thank you. [applause]. thank you for such a lovely crowd here today. i'm here to introduce san francisco in the long shadow of the valley. it is an oral history which is documenting the rapid ten years of change. it's become the divided cities. in and displacement to other areas. arriving there as set -- sort of a newcomer. the tech and non- tech communities.n t i interviewed over hundred 50 people. they boiled them down int

we will explore riverside history saturday at noon eastern. on book tv. hosts a variety of citrus and has been at the front of research since the early 1900s. these are called australian single lime. when i cut it in half with my up, thed opened it juice comes out like little bubbles. you can see the seed. -- seeds. they look like caviar. we exploreand sunday the historic mission inn. in may of 1930, president teddy roosevelt was in southern california. frank miller, the man who built him to cometed here. he spent the night in the room. it was historically known as the presidential suite for many years. working with our cable affiliates, we explore america. here is a look at the live coverage wednesday. on c-span, the houses back at noon eastern for legislative business. on the agenda, several bills, including one that would direct the commerce secretary to conduct a study on the development of interconnected devices in the u.s. on c-span2, theresa may takes questions from members of the house of commons at 7:00 a.m. eastern. and then the senate returns t

it is now destroyed, because they are from the riverside here. >> wow. look at the repercussion from the shells. waving the camouflage netting. i can only imagine the noise of those guns going off. >> wow. explosion.ne underground mine. the argonne forest or anywhere. >> so that might be the argonne forest? >> yeah. >> so dense. you would think, with all the the trees would have been knocked down. do you know this area? >> yeah. the argonne,t of yes. and french 75 again, you see how quick it is. explode one made to impact and others were planned to explode in the air. >> they had a fuse that they altitude for a certain and distance. >> yeah. >> so airplanes were a vital tool of war, but it was often difficult during the meuse-argonne to get the planes airborne because the weather was so horrible. and rainy.dy pilot wasamous ace,nbacker, america's with 27 known kills of german planes. those?pe of bombs are >> mmm, i don't know. i don't know. we still find some in the forest, these kind of bombs. >> and bombing was unique during the war. there weren't that

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siendo de alarma y el fuego se reporta extendiéndose rápidamente hacia el este sobre la avenida riverside tres incendios en el condado de los Ángeles y ahora en el condado de san bernardino. >>> muchas líneas del tendido eléctrico están tomando fuego en la zona. >>> gracias por su sintonía. >>> también aumenta el número de muertes en el norte de california, más de 70,000 acres han sido calcinados y seis cuerpos más, la cia subió 48. >>> continúan cientos de zonas desaparecidas. con más detalles. >>> buenas noches, me encuentro en la universidad de shiko donde se llevó a cabo una reunión para hablar del panorama de los miles de afectados por el incendio. >>> el incendio inicio el jueves pasado. las primeras 12 horas desde que inició la llamas, nos bomber se dedicaron a barridas. >>> facultades hoy pudieron contener durante un 35%. >>> las humedades han subido y las temperaturas han bajado lo que cuenta a favor nuestro para estar cubriendo más línea de contención. >>> sin embargo, aún cu lde s hogares sin electricidad y agua. el ambiente se vuelve tóxico para la salud. también señalan que l

voluntary evacuations are in effect for parts of los angeles, ventura, orange and riverside counties.akland a's are unveiling sketches of an elaborate new ballpark near the city's waterfront calling for the demolition of the current coliseum to be replaced with an amphitheater on the site. >>> today house democrats are meeting to select new leaders for the next congress with all signs pointing to nancy pelosi and running for chair of the house democratic caucus is oakland's barbara lee. if she is elected, she would be the highest ranking black woman into leadership ever in congress. >>> republican senator cindy hyde-smith is declaring victory in mississippi's u.s. t hanging. >>> and in about an hour in washington, u.s. senators will brief some trump administration officials about the murder of journalist jamal saudi arabia. >>> taking a look at the roads right now, it's on the san mateo bridge, taillights heading westbound towards foster city, we are jammed just about a 30-minute ride from 880 to 101. and a live look now at 101 at poplar avenue, headlights heading towards sfo, you can

mandatory evacuations are under way in lake elsinore in riverside county. this area was devastated by the holy fire back in august. officials are warning residents that burned hillsides could give way during the rain. >> after talking to neighbors, and the sheriff, we are leaving. so we are packing up tonight and hopefully, everything will be safe and sound. >> it's just nerve-wracking because they are saying that it's going to be, like, pretty bad and i'm just thinking, like, i hope everyone will be safe. >> reporter: more than 4,000 homes are under mandatory evacuation. the holy fire burned more than 23,000 acres and destroyed 18 buildings. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live desk and we are continuing to watch this fire burn in arizona. it's been going for four hours now. taking a leave look above this mansion in chandler, arizona. this is a suburb of phoenix near the retirement community of sun lake. you can see just massive amounts of smoke coming off this property. it is a home but it's huge. it's 12,000 square feet. this fire started four hours ago. so

[inaudible speaking] riverside literary scene and history.y at noon eastern on book tv we visit the university of california riverside citrus variety collection.which houses more than a thousand varieties of citrus. and has been at the forefront of u.s. agricultural research since the early 1900s. >> this is another citrus relative. it doesn't look exactly like citrus but they are called australian figure lines, micro citrus austerlitz to go. the cool thing is when i cut it in half Ãbyou open it up the juice buster goes, with little bubbles so you can see the seeds as well but they look like caviar. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv we explore the historic mission in. host to u.s. presidents, celebrities, and major social gatherings. including the wedding of pat and richard nixon. >> in may 20191903 president te roosevelt was here in southern california. frank miller, the man who built the mission in he spent the night here in that room. at that time it gave the epithet of the presidential suite.that's historically how

[applause] announcer: this weekend, c-span's city stewart takes you to riverside, california. partners,elp of our we will explore the literary scene and history saturday at noon eastern on book tv. please visit the university of california riverside citrus for i-80, which houses more than 8000 varieties of citrus and has been at the forefront of u.s. agricultural resourc -- research . >> this is another citrus relative. it does not look like citrus, but it is microcirtus. the cool thing is when i cut it in half. the juicen it up, comes out like little bubbles. you can see the seeds as well. but they look like caviar. on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we explore the historic mission in, posting -- hosting u.s. presidents, including the wedding of richard nixon. just about three months after the mission had opened, president teddy roosevelt was here in southern california. frank miller who built the mission inn invited him to come here and he spent the night in that room. at the time, he gave the epithet of the presidential suite. that is how it was known fo

the complaint was originally filed by the riverside district attorney and later joined by several other counties. >>> the police all over the bay area are trying to stop side shows before they begin. >> and we have more on a wild night in san jose and the crackdown. >> reporter: it certainly was. there were several arrests and several vehicles impounded. now, officers busted some of the side shows. you can see one of them right here like this. that was at 880 about 1:00 this morning. you hear those cashes burning -- cars burning rubber, and other vehicles are forced to back up at the intersection. one of several side shows that took place overnight in the south bay. they got intel of when and where people might be gathering and then divided forces to try to stop them. the chp arrested two people and san jose police issued three citations. one of the arrests was made after a crash under highway 87 involving a vehicle possibly related to a side show. the officers say that the driver tried to take off in another car, but they caught him. at least two vehicles were impounded for 30 days, an

battalion chief for cal fire in the riverside unit and i'm the operation section chief for team four. starting with the operational update for today, in the polga area where the origin is, working down the 70 corridor, we were able to hold the fire all the way down along the 70 corridor to poe. in the area of poe, we did have a slop-over over the feather river drainage. it ran up to the ridge, across the feather ridge drainage. it is currently holding at about 1,000 to 1,200 acres. it is holding along the ridge and we have hnot seen progressin on that. working back down to lake orville area, the fire is holding on the 70 corridor. a lot of work was done along 99 and we were able to open up 99 along the corridor. from 99 working back into old humble road, we were able to run dozers and get some good, direct tan line in there. from old humble up to 32, we had a lot of success with dozers and able to put a small line for the area of chico and some protection from the fire's edge to the area of chico. up the highway 32 as we get to wilder canyon, wilder road, it was some very steep, inacc

-shauna: riverside. lemonis: every location that makes money. mike: yeah.to keep it afloat. paul: yeah. lemonis: i want to summarize the debt, as i understand it. it's made up of bank loans, legal bills, the build-out loan for this place, taxes, and payables. you said that you -- man: ah, farrell's crowd, look this way! 'cause i got something very important to say! lemonis: so, the total amount of debt... [ drums beating ] you want to hear something funny? that's the reason people don't come back here. shauna: i know it is. lemonis: it's actually annoying. it can be done in a more elegant way. i don't want to come here and enjoy a meal if it's not my birthday, 'cause i don't want to listen to that nine times. $1,940,000 is the total debt for this entire company, and you have no cash. i mean, it's just -- it's like a train wreck. paul: yeah. lemonis: out of their five locations, three are making money, generating profits of just over $600,000 last year. but when you look at the two remaining locations, their losses take that profit down to just about $250,00

the riverside press in the boston herald. as well as numerous magazines. please join us in welcoming antonia and karen. thank you. so it's an absolute pleasure to be doing this tonight. i have to say that it's cannot start with a confession. the confession. when i first got this book i thought i pre- mention of everything that there was to know about elizabeth warren. by the end of the first chapter i realized that the story i put together for elizabeth warren was a resume the story that antonia put together as a portrait. it's riveting. it's human. it's a really important book about a very important public figure. serena talk a little bit about the book and the things that you will discover when you read it. you should read it, it's worth reading. let's start not at the elizabeth warren beginning. it is during the debate that senators were having about whether jeff sessions should be nominated as attorney general weeks of arguments. in the any incomes elizabeth warren and she has a letter with her from loretto scott king 1986. and in that letter is a stat

the couple arrested after their 17-year-old daughter escaped their home in riverside and told 911 operators her two sisters were chained to their beds. >> 4:36 for you right now. >>> sexual misconduct allegations brought down the chairin' ma of california's democratic party. last week, eric bauman announced he'd take a leave of absence for alcohol abuse treatment and other health issues. yesterday, he agreed to resign. he was accused of making sexually and explicit comments at work. his decision comes to resign comes from state leaders to step down. >>> authorities not revealing the ages or immigration statuses of three people killed in a high speed crash at the border. it happened 40 miles east of san diego. the pickup truck that crashed was carrying 11 people, two in the cab, the rest lying down in the truck bed. they were ejected. border patrol agents say the driver took off after agents tried to pull the truck over. the chase played out in dangerous weather, but that's not what caused the driver to crash. >> after the spike strip, the vehicle went up a dirt rock embankme embankment, ver

of people in riverside just the culture of. the culture.the building was designed by star architect daniel libeskind up in poland and is familiar with the neighboring baltic state it's one of the reasons he was particularly passionate about working on the new museum. his design was carefully thought out. this cube which is to penetrate and give open space and light through the building at the bring them together into a. position that is beautiful harmonious and fun to be in. the museum showcases lithuanian art from the one nine hundred fifty s. through to the present under soviet rule modern little wayne art was rarely exhibited it was deemed too critical as lithuanian painter andrea's remembers. if you don't make some good shit things. talking about. things so. it's kind of difficult time. the museum was co-founded by lithuanian philanthropist victoria support course who also owns its collection of more than four thousand walks. became very wealthy when he sold his successful biotech company and has pumps the money into his new museum he a

the top ten list for home ownership rates for immigrants, including san francisco, los angeles, riversidean diego. more news after the break. still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ >>> welcome back to wednesday morning edition of "today in the bay." we are tracking storm movement through the bay area, welcomed ain, hoping to blow out some of bit. you see the radar in the upper right corner. kari is tracking when it's going to hit, how long it will stick around. your weather is coming up for the thanksgiving holiday. 4:55 right now, nbc bay aa many about airlines. >> we sent consumer investigator chris chmura to sfo, he has tips to tackle air travel trouble and the moment it happens, instead of waiting after the fact. >> reporter: let's run through a couple of scenario. first your flight is delayed or canceled in solution? try rebooking yourself. the major air carriers let you rebook online or on their app. problem two, you're going to miss your flight. solution, alert the airline. by warning the airline in advance an agent might proacof itly book you. problem three, your fli

back to the green project by the nairobi river some dingy has come up to help supervise and now the riverside clean up. the park is already the cleanest greenest part of korogocho a slum area in the kenyan capital but some didn't his vision is much more ambitious my motivation is to see is to bring about the end in. the land that kenya was a metaphor country if you come back to a school or an area. which as it is green then i didn't environment is us is a stress buster that's what i call it so we are just in case you today. we had a system get out today because always we don't our environment is so polluted it is so deforested we have got nothing to be proud of but that can't be said of these people here. who have taken responsibility for the environment into their own hands and created a video on the banks of the nairobi river to see. hope for young people and hope for the environment this report from kenya closes our show today we hope you liked it and i inspired by the join us next week for and you have his it of eco africa that's all for me in lagos nigeria. and also here in johannesburg

we caught up with the rescue, search and rcue team out of riverside, they were here with dogs just a few moments ago. they're going site by site and making w markings oft they find so that the other crews don't duplicate their efforts and they can keep moving irward. theres a risk of landsides, a a the soo the ash from the fire creates a water repellent layer, leaving that rainfall with nowhere to go, and a rainfall, again, makes the very difficult work of looking for victims even harder. >> we have very, very fine ash in many of the areas that we're searching.o you add water that, and now we're in a situation where we have kind of a muddy mixture. i think that may make the process of searching for remains,y especiahose almost completely consumed by fire more difficult. >> reporter: evera without the , working in this kind of debris field is dangerous work. a mountain view canine cut a paw, h to get stitches, then that canine was cleared to go back towork. in paradise, chris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> well, this is the time of year when several organizations here work so hard to

. >>> this weekend c-span cities tour takes you to riverside, california. with the help of our spectrum cable partner we'll discover the scene and history. do at noon eastern on book tv. we visit the university of california riverside citrus vary ate collection which houses a thousand variety of citrus and at the forefront of u.s. agricultural search since the 1900s. >> this is a relative doesn't look like citrus but they are micro citrus ostra -- and when i cut it in half with my knife and open it up and the juice comes out like little bubbles and so then -- and you could see the seeds as well. but they look like caviar. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the american history tv, we explore the historic mission inn, host to u.s. presidents, celebrities and major social gatherings. including the wedding of pat and richard nixon. >> in may of 1903, just about three or four months after the mission had opened, president teddy roosevelt was here in southern california. and frank miller, the man who built the mission inn, invited him to come here and he spent

laps video shows fast moving mud flows throughout canyons and hills bar ron after the holy fire in riverside, county. the weather is expected to clear tomorrow but the forecast calls for more rain this weekend, jeff? >> glor: carter, thank you very much. these are four minutes of rivetting and terrifying, newly released video shows what a deputy went through to help a group of nurses escape from paradise, california as it burned down last month in the camp fire. deputy aaron parmolly's vehicle break down, he turned on his body camera thinking he might be performing his final moments. he walked down a road surrounded by flames until he found the group. >> are you coming for us. >> let's go. >> they climbed aboard a bulldozer that drove them to safety. wow. up next on the cbs evening news #r what may have driven a man to kill his brother's family and burn down his mansion. and later, he is making college basketball history but has even bigger dreams. ito take care of anyct messy situations.. and put irritation in its place. and if i can get comfortable keeping this tookus safe and protected...

. >> watch c-span cities tour's of riverside, california saturday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. tomorrow, president trump will attend the g20 summit in argentina and have one-on-one meetings with leaders of japan, germany, and china. he also canceled a planned meeting with russian president vladimir putin. the un security council held an emergency meeting on the conflict between russia and the ukraine earlier in the week. this is 35 minutes. >> thank you, mr. president. less than a month ago, when i last briefed the security council on the situation in ukraine, i brought to the council's attention the reports of increased tensions in the sea of azov and underlying the need to avoid any risk of escalation, provocation, or miscalculation. regrettably, a serious security incident took place near crimea, close to the sea only yesterday. i wish to underline that the united nations currently cannot independently verify the circumstances surrounding the incident. howev

i talked with reza aslan, best-selling author, religious uholar and a professor riverside, about thentersection of religion and politics in these turbulent times. aslan's latest book, "god: a human histor" explores the evolution of the concept of god. i sat down with him in december of 2017.e so nice to hu here. aslan: thank you. nice to be here. vu: so we'll get to your book in a moment, but first t wanted to ask you abose anti-muslim videos that president trump retweeted. but you were born in iran.you abose ayou are muslim.os what's your reaction to that? aslan: i wasn't surprised by its this is a ent who has made anti-muslim sentiment the core foundation not just of his candidacy but of his presidency. he has brought the worst elements of the iheamophobia industry innited states, including members of actually southern-poverty- law-center-dignated hate groups into the white house itself. this is who he is, and i think we should stop etending otherwise for a moment here, and i understand t confusion that often arises when confronted withahe seemingly racist acts and rhetoric t th pr

this is riverside county where people were evacuated on wednesday ahead of the storm.northern california, flash plo flood beiing in and around the fire. >>> just released body cam video of the deputy's narrow escape from the california deadly camp fire. deputy drove into the fire early this month to find and evacuate four engineers from the river hospital in paradise. he had to walk through the gl s flames when the car was disabled and he activated his camera when he believed he was dealing with his final moments. >> are they coming for snus. >> -- are they coming for us? >> watch out! >> can we get in? >> yeah, come on. >> wow. that bulldozer took the deputy and the nurses to safety. the death toll from the camp fire currently stands at 88. >> harrowing. >>> would you be willing to pay upwards of $500 for payless shoes? >> no. >> some social media influenc is in los angeles did. we will get a check on cnn money next. selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible orig

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