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sunday at the kitchen and saloon at valley ford. giants and quakes on the road. your weekend watch. >>> it is a movement. free food to those in need. pantries are making a difference coming up in a live report. >> bill martin is here putting touches on the long holiday weekend. >>> this is an interesting story, a grass roots movement gaining popularity in the south bay. >> the concept is simple, neighbors stock a pantry with free food on union avenue after speaking to the women behind it. >> reporter: neighbors have no idea who is taking this food but someone is. i want to show you right now the pantry is fully stocked. often times the next day it is half empty. behind the clubhouse there is a blessing with a sim bell of hope. people are living in their cars. >> it was started by 3 women. making sure the small wooden cabinet has non perishable items. people can take items without shame or embarrassment. >> they don't have to prove income or that they need it. it's here. if you need it, help yourself. >> it was from facebook and it has taken off. students in a mid

. >> at the height of the california gold rush, this town had seven hotels, saloons, bars and you can see the shell of the ones that were often time abandoned between the eight team 70's and eight teen 80's when the county seat moved from the courthouse in this building to downtown redding. >> with help from our charter cable partners, american history tv explores the history of reading, just two hours from the capital of sacramento, the city's it that the edge of the central valley. we began with a stop at shasta dam. >> is 602 feet tall, it is two thirds of a mile from one end to another. 80 feet thick, so it is actually thicker than it is tall. when we look at the dam, we get an idea of just how massive shasta dam is. it weighs 15 million tons. are at shasta dam, the second largest concrete dam in the united states built back in 1938 to 1945 and forever changed the state of california. the central valley runs from here, redding california, all the way down to bakersfield. it is about 50 miles wide and it's a flat valley. the reason is because century after century, we have had some

biggest weekend for napa palisade saloon. >> more beer than ever before. >> reporter: neighbors havether name. >> nightmarish. >> reporter: tries to keep concert goers away. people try to park on your street? >> yes and hear from me. i can't repeat it. >> reporter: sold out. abc7 news. >> how is the weather? >> going to be good. before we get to that, forecast for giants against the braves, if you're going to the game, temperature is going to be mid-50s to low 60s, staying cool side compared to what you're used to. sweatshirt or jacket. see why from the time landscape, east bay hills camera. marine layer, earlier tonight rushing back in. 3,000 feet deep. held the temperatures down today, cooler by two to 12 degrees. marine layer pushed into south bay. temperatures across the region, 50s, 60s, breeze is keeping them down. exploratorium camera. preview. cloud cover and patchy drizzle. breezy and below normal in the afternoon. warming up for the holiday weekend but not too hot. sun and clouds saturday. upper 50s to low 70s. mild for sunday and memorial day is perfect barbecuing weather.

biggest weekend for napa palisade saloon. >> more beer than ever before. >> reporter: neighbors havether name. >> nightmarish. >> reporter: tries to keep concert goers away. people try to park on your street? >> yes and hear from me. i can't repeat it. >> reporter: sold out. abc7 news. >> how is the weather? >> going to be good. before we get to that, forecast for giants against the braves, if you're going to the game, temperature is going to be mid-50s to low 60s, staying cool side compared to what you're used to. sweatshirt or jacket. see why from the time landscape, east bay hills camera. marine layer, earlier tonight rushing back in. 3,000 feet deep. held the temperatures down today, cooler by two to 12 degrees. marine layer pushed into south bay. temperatures across the region, 50s, 60s, breeze is keeping down. exploratorium camera. preview. cloud cover and patchy drizzle. breezy and below normal in the afternoon. warming up for the holiday weekend but not too hot. sun and clouds saturday. upper 50s to low 70s. mild for sunday and memorial day is perfect barbecuing weather. fog

. >> the bride and groom took her to the heart and dagger saloon, their favorite bar. >> we put my bag in the trunk. >> they went in for one drink. 45 minutes later they went back to the car. >> as i opened the car door i heard glass break. i was like oh, my god. >> the groom said his window was smashed. his laptop and her suit case stolen. the wedding 3 days away. >> the dress was so special to her. >> she and the bride scowerred the internet to find matching dresses for the bridesmaids. added stress but not the first time. >> her car has been broken into 4 or 5 times. >> they regularly target parking lots. >> i would say 5 to 10 cars get broken into. >> is it common? >> it is an every day thing. >> the city had 7452 reported thefts. victims say they wish police could do more to prevent the crimes. she hopes the thief will return the dress. >> it is a material thing but it has a lot of meeting. >> police say it is very important for people to report theft from their automobiles to make sure they have an accurate count. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the graduating class at san francisco state h

saloons, bars, bookshops, wholesale businesses, retail. you can see the shell of the businesses across the street, ones that were oftentimes abandoned between the 1870's and the 1880's when the county seat moved from the courthouse in this building into downtown redding.

we need above all else is to offer the british people this one chance, the last chance saloon for britainant and united and reject the extreme version of brexit and want a better future, the liberal democrats are the only party offering you hope. two years ago the liberal democrats narrowly avoided election wipe out. but they hope the vote to leave the eu has thrown them a political lifeline. well the lib dems are hoping to attract young voters — notjust with that pledge for another referendum on any brexit deal, but also with a number of other policies concerning housing and the voting age. our home editor mark easton has been to cambridge, a key target seat for the lib dems, to see what young voters are focussing on there. we're here to talk to you about the election today. let us know your thoughts and tweet us. the voice of the young. so often ignored by the politicians, it's loud and clear at cambridge regional college. this could be about anything such as brexit, student tuition, student loans. call radio cambridge broadcasts to thousands of young voters in the liberal democrats' nu

. >> reporter: and down on 28th the famous salty dog saloon is creating a new restaurant called the dried up 28. >> our menu is craft pizza with a flavor of the eastern shore. a lot of seafood, a lot of old style pot pies, soups, sandwiches. we are looking to brick back a little eastern shore style here on the beach. you flip over and spin in circles and lifts you 45 fe listen to what one person had to say about it. >> lots of twists and flips and a little bit of speed. so far everyone has enjoyed it. >> in nearby lewis boulevard luckies is now open. they have laser tag there. >>> and then there is this from delaware's dog fish brewery. the local favorite has opened a new brew club. >> these are the trip ideas, holiday weekend happenings in our area, check out our wusa 9 app. before your weekend begins verify. there is a study being shared on facebook that claims eating chocolate cake for breakfast is good for your brain and good for your waistline. that sounds like lies. last night i got a cake, sliced it out and handed it out to coworkers. eat the cake with your breakfast and tell you h

so just to get the products before you could even have their products used in the saloon or for retaill that. so all this cross—country intelligence and cultural thing that you need to know, they were very, very different. you feel that something is not suitable for you, how to adhere to the label law. that's very difficult and then the compliance, in terms of taxation, accounting, licensing of the beauty treatments, so there were a lot of things that were very, very difficult and i always think that in every city that you want it takes almost three years to learn something. that's about right. someone said if you want to do something really well, you need to invest 10,000 hours. that's about right. so it's never easy. you go in with that passion and i want to make london work. no matter what it is, i will make london work. the problems will come, but you tweak it, i'm creating a prototype, but we will work initially, but how do you fix it back and make it work? so i think every little step counts and then when you get that sense of achievement. now, you ventured into london in a big w

this is the last chance saloon for britain.tain is open, tolerant and united, if you reject the extreme version of brexit that theresa may, jeremy corbyn and ukip have pushed through the house of commons, if you reject that and want a better future, the liberal democrats are the only party that is offering new hope. two years ago the lib dems narrowly avoided election wipe—out. they're hoping brexit thrown them a political lifeline. vicki young, bbc news, teddington. as we've heard, the liberal democrats are hoping to attract young voters — notjust with that pledge to have another referendum on any brexit deal, but with several other policies, including housing and the voting voting age. our home editor, mark easton, has been to cambridge to see what issues are concerning young voters there. we are here to talk to you about the election today. let us know your thoughts and tweet us. the voice of the young. so often ignored by the politician, it is loud and clear, at cambridge regional college. politician, it is loud and clear,

audience members living the story of a night during prohibition when alcohol was outlawed and illegal saloonshere. >> genuine boot leg liquor. >> the bks part of part of the 1920s. they dress in costumes. a lot of them assume personas. from time to time they become part of the play. >> sometimes it is hard to tell customers from the actors. everyone is free to move through a suite of rooms re-created in vintage style. there's time to try your luck at a casino. the intricate plot plays out in real-time. >> the beauty is the story slowly comes together toward the end of it. >> the speak easy show -- >> a lot of nooks and hidden passage ways and things they can discover. >> something about sneaking around, being undercover that was really exciting about it. >> a mix of 1920s comedy and drama. >> you come here night after night. drunk out of your skull. >> i didn't think i would cry tonight but i did. >> 12,000 people have visited so far. >> it is my third time. every time i come back here, it is a different experience. >> a dream come true for the visitors. >> you never go off stage. you're alwa

in that case, the opinion was rather dim and there were talks about things going on at taverns and saloons and it was best to keep this dainty little woman out. even later in 1961, it was the case of gwendolyn who stood trial for the murder of her philandering, abusive husband. there were no women on forgerie forgeries. the supreme court saw that as a favor to women. women were the center of home and family life therefore they should not be distracted by being called away from the home for jury duty. the objective was to let the court understand that these classifications favor everyone , not on a pedestal but in a cage. that was the thing to persuade trial if there was gender-based discrimination. the media target that wendy williams describes so well has clearly separate spheres for people. there was the woman who took care of the home and the children and the man who took care of the economic well-being. many were written with that and how life should be organized. the effort was to say there's something wrong with that picture of the world. there are many women who are not particularly

. >> at the height of the gold worse, this little town of shasta had saloons, bars, wholesale business. see the shell of the businesses across the street, ones that were oftentimes abandoned between the 1870's and the 1880's when the county seat moved from the courthouse in this building into downtown redding.

saloons, bars, bookshops, wholesale businesses, retail. you can see the shell of the businesses across the street, ones that were oftentimes abandoned between the 1870's and the 1880's when the county seat moved from the courthouse in this building into downtown redding.

the bride and groom took her to the heart and dagger saloon, and parked in a lot across the street. 45 minutes later they went back to the car, the window was smashed and the laptop as well as a suitcase with her bridesmaid dress were gone. people in the neighborhood say thieves regularly target cars along that area.>> we only have a few days to find the address, and it was something that is so special to her.>> she's definitely not alone, i would say 5 to 10 cars get broken into every night between the lot across the street in this parking lot right here. >> alex said the dress was unique, and she and the bride set -- spent weeks scouring the internet for matching dresses for all the bridesmaids. they are expecting to replace it will be nearly impossible. they're hoping you people replace the dress. >>>police saw a man quickly flee from a u-haul in a target parking lot near 40th street. the man hid behind bushes, and one police found him they learned he was on probation for identity theft. when they search the u-haul van they found personal information like certificates and account nu

saloon fort chance europe?key is that europe and the euro have to work for the majority of the people. lost -- ite le pen has been clear to anyone is a far this that it from functional economic zone. and that major steps have to be taken in the right direction. in particular, the quid pro quo between france and germany will ability to macron's deliver reforms and on the german side, hopefully moving away from policies that are too austere. and on the european commission's side -- macron was quite critical of the eu saying it has been left in the hands of the technocrats and accountants for 20 years. and that the vision needs to be brought back to the project. hopefully, they will be able to deliver this. manus: the fact that the german alliance will be resolutely reinstated. merkel will be quite happy if she gets through in the autumn. the daily machinations. take us forward in a broader context. financials are desperate for a normalization or an indication of when normalization will comfort look at the red sid

the bride and groom to to the heart and dagger saloon on lake park avenue and they parked in a lot across the street. 45 minutes later they went back to the car and the window was smashed. rice's work laptop and her suitcase with her bridesmaids dress were gone. people in the neighborhood say thieves regularly target cars in parking lots along lake park avenue. >> we only have a few days to find the address and it was something that is so special to her. >> she is not alone. i would say 5-10 cars get broken into every night between the lot across the street and this parking lot right here. >> miss rice say she and the bride scoured the internet and secondhand shops to find matching dresses for all the bridesmaids. the dress is not easy to replace. they are hoping possibly the thief will give the dress back. >>> longshoremen walked off the job yesterday at the port of oakland for several hours, protesting the discovery of a hangman's noose on port property. union officials say it was the second noose found at the port and the last two weeks. this happened yesterday at the oakland internati

welcome to the big dog saloons, picnic tables, wi-fi, wireless and internet and a cannabis tasting roomfully functional bar and full dancing floor and full pizza oven. >> neighbors initially voiced opposition fearing increased traffic, party seekers and smells. >> it will take some getting used to. >> reporter: local marijuana farmers believe the facility will help remove some of the stigma surrounding their growing industry. >> i just really see this being a place that people from all over the world can come and learn about cannabis. >> this is not going to be a disneyland where we'll have thousands of people stoned. >> reporter: with california's voter-approved prop 67 slowly opening the door to recreational marijuana sales steinmetz hopes it is will open wide enough for his vision to take root. >> a lot of people don't know where cannabis comes from or by whom it was grown and i hope this answers some of those questions over time. >> a dream come true. >> reporter: joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> we'll be right back. come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does f

the circle s saloon isn't far from a rural part of town called "green acres" a witness testified she's body. >> she reports that that body was being moved to silver bell road. and that is within four miles of where the skull was found. >> the geography matches. >> she had it. >> and this would fit the theory that linda got into the wrong pickup truck. >> right. >> reporter: the defense said dave, an avid rider, had ridden out near the silverbell mine before but as for that specific trip on new years eve 2007. >> i don't think that happens. >> you don't believe he went for the ride? > uh-uh. >> reporter: the defense highlighted that while pima county sheriff's investigators provided a print out of the gps coordinates, they never saved the raw data. and what about that money clip with the initials "ddw?" the defense theorized, maybe marilyn's family planted it. >> we have our theories that this family was looking for a scapegoat and they believe dave did it and so they planted the money clip. >> reporter: ludicrous, said marilyn's sisters. >> we may be old, but we ain't senile. >> and

supreme court, it was rather grim but it does talk about and seemingly things going on at taverns and saloons best to keep this dinky little woman out. or even later, 19621 -, stood trial for the murder of philandering of an abusive hasns been. there were no women on florida juries and the supreme court saw that as a favor to women, women, after all, where the center of home and family life, therefore, they should not be distracted by being called away from the home for jury duty. so the objective was to let the court understand that these classifications -- capture as justice brennan said sometime in the 1970s, not on a pedestal but in a cage. that was the job to persuade the triers that there was such a thing as gender-based discrimination. and then our immediate target word lawyers that wendy williams described so well as creatingia separate fears for people. so there was the woman who took care of the home and the children, and the man who took care of the families economic well-being. and many, many laws were written with that picture i found life should be organized in mind. so the effo

other thing i would mention is that, you know, the energy companies intrn drinking in the last chance saloones came right down and. the price reductions passed on? no, they weren't, i reckon for people on standard variable tariffs, the big six owed them something like 12%. and that was again, demonstrated the point that i'm making. if this is happening, this isn't a market that's working. so we've had those retail sales figures from the uk but how is retailfaring in the us? when it comes to jobs much attention has been paid to the loss of manufacturing and heavy industry jobs in the us. but in the last few months alone, morejobs have been lost in retail than exist in the entire coal industry. samira hussain reports on a crisis that can be seen from the boutiques of manhattan to the local shopping mall. new york city, known for broadway shows, great restaurants and shopping. oh, the shopping. but there is a seismic shift happening in american retail which is even evident right here in the big apple. the red on this map shows the vacant store fronts in new york city. when they close, they take

today, is the 10 day moving average completes the decline it could be setting up for a saloon and givent's happened previously it could extend bolo 125. c were that euro-yen trade goes. the new edition of daybreak is on your mobile. let's get into the top story, the shift in political machinations. merkel moves on. the german chancellor, can she put her europe must go it alone approach into action? she is hosting the great and the india and chinese leaders. she will hold talks soon. next up is emmanuel macron, india andcalling for a meetingh russia and vladimir putin. even as he rebuked kremlin media, macron also said he would support new sanctions against russia if there is an escalation in conflict in eastern ukraine. finally, we focus on today's reading of the euro area consumer confidence numbers which rose to a new multiyear high. is one of thement most reliable indicators for growth. slowed tolation has 1.6% in may. those are your daybreak stories -- let's talk about japan. the unemployment rate remained at 2.8% in april, the lowest level in over two decades. that john to applican

saying britain is in the last chance saloon and only the lib dems can offer the country hope on the finaldirectly at younger voters — including pledges to make it easier to get on the housing ladder. our chief political correspondent, vicky young, has been speaking to the party's leader, tim farron. at the heart of our manifesto is an offer to all of the people in our country that no other party is making, and that is that we don't just have to accept whatever deal we get back from the brexit negotiations, but the british people, you, should have the final say. and if you don't like what theresa may comes back with you should have the right to vote to remain. three quarters of all young people in this country voted to remain. they are a reminder of why there is so much dismay at what theresa may is planning to do, that most extreme portion of brexit thatjeremy corbyn and ukip back as well, the liberal democrats are the only people offering the hope that britain's future can be better and better. if people vote no at that point, is it not then that we are not having a deal too? our policy

this code, is it representative of a last chance saloon to the fx industry?would like to look at it as a new era. for twobeen at this years now. with the broadest set of market participants possible. this is a very strong opportunity for the market to demonstrate how it can operate most effectively and how it can buy sideoth for the and the sell side. it is critical to note this code was not written solely for so side participants. it was written to help participate in the market in a way that is more effective tomorrow then maybe was done in the past. scarlet: sears announcing its first quarterly profit since 2015. as you look -- look at the market reaction, exuberance seems to be fading. we have one traders strategy for getting into the x and -- action coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ juliet: this is bloomberg markets. they cboening me from -- the cboe. it did not take long for us to ull circle and make records for the major averages. no slowing of momentum. is there any sign your sing in the options market? >> it is not over until it is over with this marke

at the height of california's gold rush, this town of shasta had seven hotels, saloons, bars, wholesale businesses, retail businesses. you could see the shell of the businesses across the street, ones that were often abandoned between the 1870's and the 1880's, when the county seat moved from the courthouse and this building into downtown redding.

this is the last chance saloon for britain. believe britain is open, tolerant and united, if you reject the extreme version of brexit that theresa may, jeremy corbyn and ukip have pushed through the house of commons, if you reject that and want a better future, the liberal democrats are the only party that is offering new hope. two years ago the lib dems narrowly avoided election wipe—out. they're hoping brexit thrown them a political lifeline. vicki young, bbc news, teddington. tim farron is going to be taking to the stage quite soon in bethnal green. 0ur political correspondent, sima kotecha is with me. she's been following the liberal democrats campaign. choosing a nightclub for the launch, is that part of the message that they want to target the young voters ? they want to target the young voters? absolutely. at the heart of the manifesto that has been launched oui’ the manifesto that has been launched our young people. we heard about things like housing, the legalisation of cannabis, some liberal views that would appeal to

the bride and groom took her to a saloon and parked in the lot across the street.ey went back to the car and and the window was smashed. people in the neighborhood say thieves regularly target vehicles in parking lots along lake park avenue. >> we only have eye few days to like find the dress and it was something that is so special to her. >> she is definitely not alone. i would say five to ten cars get broken into every night between the lot across the street and then this parking lot right here. >> rice says she and the bride have scoured the internet and secondhand shops to find matching dresses for all of the bridesmaid so the dress is not easy to replace. the hope is that the thief will eventually return the dress. >> that is too bad. >>> 8:39 is the time. hitting the snow instead of the water. >> the snow. >> yes. memorial day weekend. where you can hit the slopes this weekend. >>> and no snow, but it is chilly out in dublin this morning. city leaders are hoping the weathers up for the grand opening of the new aquatic park. we're going to show you what it is

our correspondent is injury saloon. how is he evaluating what he —— is injerusalem.riend of israel is here and the palestinians are hoping that president trump will be a friend with the palestinians. he has to be both. what are the indications on that? i think it's too early, i spoke to some of the advisers for this trip, they spoke about ten points ina this trip, they spoke about ten points in a rough plan that were being worked out, some ideas that they could try to move forward. there‘s no sense in which there is a proper plan. quite frankly, everybody knows what the shape of the peace deal will look like. it‘s been on a table for more than 20 yea rs. been on a table for more than 20 years. they‘d look behind me, the most divisive real estate in the world, jerusalem, any minute now we might see the armoured vehicle that american presidents use, so heavy armoured it‘s called the beast, he might hum along this road after some talks with the israeli president in his residence, he‘s going to the western wall, a holy site for judaism, and also visiting the church of th

. >> at the height of the gold worse, this little town of shasta had saloons, bars, wholesale business. see the shell of the businesses across the street, ones that were oftentimes abandoned between the 1870's and the 1880's when the county seat moved from the courthouse in this building into downtown redding. at shasta state historic park, we show the history of the area's gold rush with our visitors, as well as how the area was first settled by the early american pioneers, one of whom was pearson barton reading who came to the area in the 1840's. forhe time, he worked another prominent california residents, john sutter come in the sacramento area. he was with a small group of men early in california's gold discovery in the american river. he realized the terrain scum of the geology and geography along the american river was very similar to the area he had passed through earlier and had established mexicans most northern land-grant, rancher winter ventura. he discovered gold south of here. word soon spread throughout the united states and the world and the world rushed in. shasta quic

at the height of california's gold rush, this town of shasta had seven hotels, saloons, bars, wholesale businesses, retail businesses. you could see the shell of the businesses across the street, ones that were often abandoned between the 1870's and the 1880's, when the county seat moved from the courthouse and this building into downtown redding. at shasta state historic park, we share the history of the gold rush with our visitors as well as telling the story of how the area was first settled by the early american pioneers, one of whom was pearson redding, who came to the area in the 1840's. at the time, he worked for another prominent california resident, john sutter, and was early small group of men during california's gold discovery on the american river. geology andthe geography along the american river was similar to the area that he had passed through earlier and had established mexicans mode -- mexico's most northern rancho. he came to the area early in 1848 and discovered gold. word soon spread throughout the united states and the world and the world rushton. shasta -- world r

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