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giovanni: this is shay, the manager. anything you ever need... lemonis: uh-oh, okay.y're the owners. -where do you buy your food at? -woman: petsmart. lemonis: is it because of price that you go there? woman: we get a purina special blend. he's allergic to corn, i think. giovanni: our whole store is corn-free. that's where we're different. lemonis: where do you get your food? woman: usually at petco. don't, like, you guys have the grain merrick? she's not a grain-free girl for some reason. lemonis: so she needs grain. woman: she needs the grain, yeah. lemonis: do we have merrick brand dog food with grain? lisa: we don't. lemonis: this is an example of lisa's self-righteousness getting in the way of them being a profitable business. they need to carry products that meet everybody's needs. if it falls within the brand promise, they need to carry what the customers want, not what they want, and i'm gonna push this thing all the way to the wall. going forward, any product that meets the bentley's food promise should be available. so, like, when somebody says, "i want grai

and his studio team in calls for germany worked on a radical new idea the design of an entire city shay. it's like a human body. is there when you look at this that's the head the administration belongs on the park and sensibly for the power station the heart is in the middle of the park the thoughts. the city in southern china was one of colonies many castles in the sky. in fact about 70 percent of his ideas were never implemented. never stop thinking outside the box. or for years with our curator klaus lichtman wanted to make a statement and now that he's made it it's almost tragic just how timely it is for forests is a replica of a european forest that's been erected in a football stadium in austria and the installation reminds visitors what it would be like to live in a world where trees think this only as an exhibit and it's caused quite a stir. anyone expecting to see penalties at the vertices stadium in clark in fort lee in for a bit of a surprise there's not much soccer going on in this fast. for this project the swiss artist klaus lipman was inspired by a drawing by the austria

former congressman from connecticut chris shays. mimi rocah as well. thank you both. >>> coming up, ten days in september. we may look back at this as the most consequential period that this nation has witnessed in this administration. we'll show you why. "the 11th hour" is back after this. r this ♪ (baby laughing) ♪ pampers is here to help every parent love the changes a baby brings. ♪ >>> you take a look at that call. it was perfect. i didn't do it. there was no quid pro quo. >> when historians look back at the donald trump presidency, these past ten days in september may prove pivotal. as the fast-moving developments fly by, some of critical moments may have been missed. so we're going to look back at how quickly we got to where we are tonight. >> we have a big story in "the washington post" tonight. it involves a whistle-blower complaint from inside the administration. trump's interaction with the foreign leader included a promise. >> i believe that there is an effort to prevent this information getting to congress. >> "the washington post" just mo

bupt tonight will be the first real test for the streets around shay center and/or car length park. this was the first time both venues will be hosting major events at the same time. a big concert at chase center and a giants game at the oracle. how traffic is holding up. it's a little after 6:00, those events just about getting going. >> yeah, that's right. everything gearing up in a matter of minutes. dave matthews band concert doors open in just about 20 minutes. then 15 minutes later that is when the giants game starts less than a mile from here. so, we are expecting some busy roads around this area. but we spoke to people who live and work in the area. some tell us they're excited to have all this in their neighborhood. others say it's a headache. two huge sports and entertainment venues in one small corner of san francisco. critics said it would bay carma ged don. tonight is the first real world test. dave matthews band crowd into the chase center. peggy's mission bacon doe sits within earshot of oracle park and a block from shay center. >> this adds energy to the neighborhood

but it needs to be questions, not statements. >> chris shays, thank you for your time.ressman from connecticut. mimi rocah as well, thank you both. >>> coming up, ten days in september. we'll show you why. "the 11th hour" is back after this. this raise your steins to the king of speed. family is all togetherect... and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. frustrated that everyday activities cause wrinkles and there's nothing you can do about it? downy wrinkleguard is a fabric conditioner that helps protect you from wrinkles all day. pants washed with downy wrinkleguard and detergent are virtually wrinkle free. try downy wrinkleguard. i am royalty of racing, i am the twisting thundercloud. raise your steins to the king of speed. >>> if you take a look at that call, it was perfect. i didn't do it. there was no quid pro quo. >> whe

regardless of the vote today that work and those grassroots stakeholders shai have worked with and i hope you will get to know better in years to come l continue to fight for representation and recognition. i hope you all get an opportunity to really drill down and work with these people in the years to come. thank you fothank you for your consideration. >> ms. lee. >> commissioners, i am speaking on behalf not only board president norman yee as a city college board of trustee for identification purposes only. on behalf of norman yee i want to be sure you hear his words. his words were we should name the whole damn central subway after rose because it wouldn't exist but for her. i think norman is known for his summation of his dealings. that is it. as a san francisco resident and mother of three children i am raising in san francisco, i want to tell you that i didn't just hear about rose pak. i knew rose pak. rose pak was a chain smoking woman with a great sense of humor who loved to cook and carried candy and toys in her pockets to give to children in chinatown. i know this because

the polls are about to close in tunisia's presidential election prime minister yousuf shai head is one of 24 people vying for the role left vacant by a big step seat who died in july the age of 92 the falls haven't picked a clear winner if nobody reaches 50 percent of the vote of runoff will be out police in hong kong have used tear gas and water cannon to break up the latest anti-government protests there some in the crown through petrol bombs why topless is tens of thousands of people have been marching in defiance of the police ban the united nations secretary general hopes your hurricane survivors in the bahamas will get the help they need then tony a terrorist was visibly shaken as he saw the destruction to the article islands from hurricane dorian a category 5 super storm killed at least 50 people the taliban says it will revoke its ban in allow the red cross to work in afghanistan it excluded the group along with the world health organization in april accusing them of carrying out suspicious activities during vaccination campaigns at least 13 people are dead and dozens missing a

the fact that most of the more than 5 that we lost not try it we lost 100 of those tom and it has shays joining boris johnson's period as foreign secretary although it was the head of the diplomatic service who did this when i saw him he said he didn't even know this had happened the reason i'm saying they went 5 they were redeployed which is the biggest department in the british government today the problem for brics it suddenly you've got a department soaking up people from other ministries who from climate change will when discussing important things with the counterparts in the embassies around the world to going into brics is that if you're saying it is what happened i mean don moon saying they went app's repairing for yes no deal. that's not to say that boris johnson did you knew that he knew that this was happening and to stand i mean he is on the record and said he said good god i didn't know that when you told him that they'd be redeployed well i think i think the real question is and i have another interaction with the prime minister in his role as mayor a few weeks into his p

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they did not get what shay -- they wanted. the judge said prison time was warranted and it appears potentially felicity huffman is stepping out of the courthouse. moving quickly into a vehicle heading out. it does not look like she'll step in front of the cameras to make a statement. see the dark car on the corner. mostly likely will make a swift exit as the media steps away and the cameras stepping further and further back. >> shepard: molly, tha >> molly, thank you. she's driving off with her husband, william h. macy. for those tuning in, felicity huffman will serve a 14 days prison sentence probably in another six weeks for paying $15,000 to boost her daughter's sat scores in the college admission scandal that grew to include 34 parents of varying degree of fame and status that became known simply as the college admission scandal. cameras were set up in front of the courthouse. she chose to leave without making a statement to reporters and apologized and said i'm so sorry i was frightened and stupid, i was wrong. i'm deeply

it needs to be questions and not statements >> chris shays, thank you for your time and mimi rocah asell. thank you both. ten days in september, we may look back at this. the most consequential period this nation witnessed in this at minu administration. we'll show you why after "the 11th hour" is back with us. th hs mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums with tums smoothies. ♪ (music plays throughout)♪ ♪ walking a dog can add thousands walking this many?day. that can be rough on pam's feet, knees, and lower back. that's why she wears dr. scholl's orthotics. they relieve pain and give her the comfort to move more so she can keep up with all of her best friends. dr. scholl's. born to move. yeah, i've had some prettyeer. prest

had to dig deep and we were able to find one highlight from the game 1st quarter we go call-up 13 0 shays36 yard touchdown pass i would extend their lead to 20 north texas would make it close however, macau hangs on to defeat north texas 23 to 17 that is your final cal is now 3 in all on the season. now to some baseball the a's have won 9 of their last 11 games. they hold a half game lead in the first wild-card spot in arlington take on the texas rangers, mike fires on the mound today for the green and gold and yes that is his new facial style different different tone, fourthly go tied at 3 josh phegley opposite field ball is carrying all is gone to run jack by bagley is going from next and we go tied at 5 arcana says. a's regained the lead 75. address a's leading the rangers 8 to 6 in the book a night liam hendriks. for the a's giants in action right now as well of those highlights later on we ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. look at our box office preview. what somebody calls. and so wha

shay >> hey, liz, good morning to you.tures are pretty mild and the winds have backed off. 53 degrees. looking at numbers elsewhere in the mid-50s. 57 in half moon bay. if you slept through the cool early part of the morning, you're lucky. we were down to the 30s in sonoma. at sfo numbers are also in the 50s, upper 50s, pretty good recovery in concord. a breezy afternoon in san francisco. we're looking at temperatures from three to 13 degrees below where we should be. we're sunny for most of the day. then clouds increase in the north bay, leading to the possibility of a shower or a random thunderstorm. move you will just see a partly cloudy skies late in the day. another cool day before we switch things up for october, liz. instanci thanks, lisa. >>> new details about the san francisco controversy involving large sidewalk boulders installed by residents who say they're fed up by rampant drug dealing in their neighborhood. this is a live look at clinton park alley between dolores and valencia. you can see several gigantic b

china has to adopt certain america standards and maybe shay should but being forced to do that something that could be a threat to the trade negotiations maybe it's smart leverage. >> it should be reflected in the markets. >> the second point is as investor we have to make sure we're doing a lot of stress testing analysis because this isn't the only one out there you have the bill, bipartisan support. doesn't go away despite what party is in power. there's another one, ball win holly. that would tax any foreign capital, not just chinese capitol coming into the u.s. as a way to weaken the dollar and try to balance our balance of payments >> it detects any capital flows. >> it would be variable. the fed would know how much tax to levee to mangle capital inflo inflows. >> that sounds complex >> it seems difficult to see either of these bills get passed if they get support from the president and there's momentum behind them they can affect the markets especially as we go into election year. the third leg of this that i'm thinking more and more about, even though again very low probability, p

in particular, madison was concerned about mobs like shays rebellion in massachusetts. the tried to repudiate debts from their creditors. he wanted to design a system that slowed down the liberation. he is particularly encouraged by the large size of the american republic. he thinks because america is so big, it would be hard for mobs to discover each other, and by the time they do, they will get tired and go home, therefore, their representatives will be able to deliberate thoughtfully by reason rather than passion. that is why representation, which judge gregory so powerfully reminded us, is the core of a representative republic, is key. unlike athens, the framers did not want direct democracy. they didn't want referenda or brexit vote or twitter poles. they wanted thoughtful representatives of the people to deliberate and compromise. and that is why it is so significant that we are here on the 400th anniversary of representation. how did they express these guarantees in the constitution itself? at the national constitution center, which i want you to visit if you hav

regulated just like a bank and the reason that's important is you're not just trusting us because we shayou should but because we're regulated and have oversight so unlike anyone else this actually token itself was regulated and approved by the banking regulator in new york so you're not just trusting us, we have an independent board, deloitte and touche is our auditor. it's not just safe for retail but for institutions too. >> so we hear the terms crypto and blockchain and we start thinking, well, wait a second. it's something that got everyone excited then people lost money on crypto. what is crypto and blockchain when it comes to your company? >> blockchain, everyone talks about it breathlessly, super du jour topic but it's a database so when you say, hey, we put gold on a blockchain, we put it on a distributed database and the beauty of that is anybody can access it. so you're not reliant on paxos or anyone else to move your gold around once you're on the blockchain you can send it to anybody else on that same blockchain with you and we're trying to use the power of a database upgrade

and we shay the mechanic shakes off bad news and a constant repricing we had a prepricing with moment up and quan and the market moved high are you are taking out the froth taking out things that could cause dislocations and making the market healthier moving forward. >> as you were processing this news, chris, what is the number one thing that you'll be grabbling when you get back -- i'm assuming that tomorrow morning you have to talk to clients about this. >> absolutely. >> what what are you anticipating. >> the first thing we see is what happened before the same thing with nicken and clinton. and then we focus on trade and tariff that's the overafternoons theme. and then we go back to the fed we take in the information does it have teeth if it does, then we rethink how we look at markets and risk product and the way things things are repriced. because f2 there is something something there we have more risk aversion in the market and we have to rethink the which we look at the world. >> mouch pricing do you have in the model then -- i know this is literally -- >> something tonight w

>>and he's okay shays deadly down here in san francisco. it's a beautiful day. >>yeah with a lot of people i spoke with it was enjoying the weather in san francisco. but as. and you see behind me people. the night out. as lawrence mentioned we could expect a cooling trend this weekend. so there is some relief if there is some people who thought it was unbearable. we're live in san francisco gayle, ong kron 4 news all right gail enjoy the rest of the evening out there state lawmakers were back to work in sacramento on this final night of the legislative session and the senate chamber was evacuated for several hours tonight after a woman threw red liquid from the public gallery on to several senators below. >>lawmakers had just finished a boat when a woman tossed the unknown liquid and shouted quote that's for the dead babies unquote chp clear the room immediately to investigate then just before 00:09pm tonight, lawmakers reconvene in a committee room, the incident comes as hundreds of protesters converged on the state capitol to demonstrate this week. late tonigh

>>and he's okay shays deathly todd down here in san francisco. it's a beautiful day. >>it's the scene that many san franciscans don't take for granted, you couldn't ask for better than a billion to any to lead us out here. >>the many times and it's been very cold chilly by the water in baker beach. >>baker beach was the place to be to beat the heat. >>jump in the water, you know getting really in there making sure that you nice and cool great coming air perfect weather. you know clear skies get to see you know golden gate bridge, attracting people from all over the sizzling bay area i get out of the house. >>we both work from home. so this is a perfect day to get out of the house and i'm coming here straight from their flight were enjoying san francisco for all the way from florida. so this is beautiful weather for us. >>my friends are saying that it's often very foggy. it's not fog it off today, so it's just gorgeous. and the heat advisory lifted around 7 o'clock and that's when we started to feel that cool down out here. >>if you haven't got a chance definitely chec

other world news voting to elect their 2nd president since the 27 revolution prime minister yousuf shai head is one of 24 people. lying for the role left vacant by. c. who died in july at the age of 92 holds haven't picked a clear winner if nobody reaches 50 percent of the vote a runoff will be helped alleged. 81 years old and this is my 1st time voting i'm happy to take part we couldn't have imagined it happening in the fifty's or even in the eighty's and which is an argument this election is important because we're now we need different faiths one we've been dreaming of for years we hope to have is elected will be up to the challenge al-jazeera stephanie decker has more from a polling station in tunis. so these are the 2nd major elections and there has been a steady stream of people coming throughout the day here are lining up their various different our rooms this is a school of polling centers and you can see on the on the list there are these are the registered voters and they are coming to cast their ballots now everyone we've been talking to and it is really x. to them are the co

bill mahers comments, talking about this visit vitriol, and a good passengers of the american public shays that viewpoint. as you look at the koch brothers, billionaires, working the oil industry, trying to influence elects. those three factors aren't going to make any american popular group think those are the main contribute factors to the fact they've been vilified in large sections of the country or is it beyond that? >> well, it's complicated. i'm sorry i shouldn't say that's but our media landscape is garbage today. it is a climate of permanent hostility and -- >> as a media guy, he's a journalist, i'm commentator but fully agree 100%. >> and the species that cannot survive are the little creatures of nuance and paradox and difficult thinks, and so that is one reason why when these people are talked about, they're just presented as satanic. can't tell you how many people -- they're evil. say they're evil. now, listen. this organization has had dramatic affects on pock policy net united states, a surreptitiously. the book documents crime they've committed, crimes. in 1996 they intenti

attack saying they targeted a foreign military convoy the attack took place while the taliban the go shay's with u.s. officials over the possible withdrawal of american troops in the south african president has vowed to tackle a wave of xenophobia its field days of violence in 2 of the country's main cities nigeria's calling its top diplomat to south africa a protest against the assaults attacks on foreigners that businesses have killed at least 10 people in johannesburg and pretoria is a headline stay with us here in their stream is coming up next. i am finding ok and i really could be in the stream today wrested into these ears of west palm to renewed calls for the independent state of the area remain part of indonesia we want to hear your questions and thoughts on this tweet them to us to stream or comment on our live you tube job. i park i'm the president of the harvard asian american alumni alliance and you are in the stream. on thursday in tunisia partially lifted an internet blackout in the country's east and most region of west papuan the restriction was imposed to some of the most

you can see the path down here, and as it will go along the florida coast, it's going to be a close shaive near the florida coast, and as we go through monday, tuesday, and wednesday, a little fu further north. tuesday and wednesday, it inches itself up the coastline and head closer to the carolinas and possibly georgia, too. the hurricane hunters continue to crisscross. two aircrafts and brave people flying in and out of the center of this thing, through the heart of it, and they are reporting winds that now appear to be strong enough for a category five. the hurricane center will take a look at the winds and do quality control. i think odds favor this will go up to a category 5 now to 11:00 p.m. east coast time. it only has to get up a tick or two to get above category 5 levels. the forecast path, about 12, 24 hours ago, it shifted offshore considerably. ever since this line has been out here all day long, some of the latest guidance has been shifting ever so slowly back to the coast, not for a landfall, but not this distance and this gap offshore. so, you know, one of the big keys of

a lot of accounts of members of congress who see and imwhen he finishes his vice presidency and shay say you seek the fatigue and the anxiety of dealing with what he is dealing with. you can see it about him. so i don't think he has an easy end of life or really older years. those are difficult years for him. i think he is one of only two politicians in period that i've seen ever describe politics using the word "fun." he actually said -- said he is engaged in politics -- almost a direct quote -- for fun and honor and profit. which is pretty blunt. pretty direct. but his knowledge -- i don't think he is the only one that found it fun but acknowledged that and you get that sense from him, that he is enjoying the game. just more honest about the fact that he is enjoying it. >> host: who was the other one. >> guest: it is charles pinckney from north carolina. the other person who says he considers politics fun, and there might be others floating around but i read a lot of 18th century political correspondent and haven't come across it more than those two team time. >> host: you said yea

elsewhere, shai was moving in from the west.cotland. some could be on the heavy side but there will be some sunny spells and temperature is about 16 to 20 celsius. this evening, we are going to sea the shower is continuing to move their way in. in fact, across wales and north—west england, showers merging together to give longer spells of rain as we go into the early hours of friday. elsewhere, there will be some clear skies and those are your overnight temperatures, many of us staying in double figures. friday, more of the same. showers coming from west to east. they were clumped together to give some lengthy spells of rain as it moves its way gradually from west to east. they will be some sunny spells again as they develop and move eastwards. temperatures down a bit on today, 13 to 18 celsius. for the weekend, i showed you that lump of cloud at the start. as we go through into saturday, it is not quite with us. low pressure is driving the weather through saturday bringing showery outbreaks of rain. it is later on saturday and