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of drugs that you could shop for or doctors or how you shop in terms of premiums and deductibles, that they have that ability. the reason the shopping is so important, while it is not an analysis for that particular group, we know that last year for those that came in and shopped, the average savings was $500 a year. so, for many people, that is an important alternative as they go into this open enrollment period for that group of people that you're referring to. we need to make sure they're coming in and using the tools in the marketplace to shop to find the plan that's best for them from an affordability and quality perspective. with that, thank you all. and november 1st. ♪ >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> and c-span3 live today at potomac institute for policy studies for discussions about the challenges facing nato with terro,

to shop online. deloitte consulting predicts holiday e-commerce to be somewhere between 17 to 19% higher than last season... so... are you so... are you mall to shop...or are you going to do it exclusively ?? traffic ?? traffic a week away a week away from halloween...and we're checking out some of the most ?haunted places in arizona... plus... a petition... to in... and who do the fans want.. out?that's at six... we are just one week from halloween.and this week we are looking at some of the places that some call haunted in arizona.arizona highways television's robin sewell.... takes us to a wild resting place for gunslingers and arizona highways television saturday's at 6:30 and sunday's at 4:30 on 12 news. they say... a tie is like kissing your sister...so... what was that ... last night out in glendale?the cardinals and seahawks... playing one heck of an ugly football game. and yes.. it was that bad... we are working on saving you money here on 12 today...and we've got a look at ?one new stock tr

shop. the corned beef is like butter and it's soft and delicious. >> we just added burritos. >> a >> we're a custom cut butcher shop that offers a little bit of everything. we have prepared foods, you make your way throughout the store and get everything you need and get it done fast. >> and eat their way through the market in burlington and they just have been out there planning to open a new location in the sea port district. >>> great story coming up. they grew up down the street from each other but 70 years later, they realize they have a special bond they never knew about. >>> a dramatic rescue caught on camera. fast. >> a sinkhole at the site of a veteran's grave. the man who fell inside and the call to fix the problem with bob hillery: i spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half of the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security

the repair shop owners decided to sell off the business anyway. we learned they may end up escaping any punishment while being allowed to ordinary per e shops. we discovered a loophole. the state accused the owners of committing fraud. the same people owned both shops. the businesses are listed as two different corporations. so as long as they stop operating under cahn brothers incorporated, they can keep running other repair shops without paying any of the penalties associated with that midas. the bureau settlement does not include any money for albert. we have to find an attorney which will help us take the case. we don't have money for that. basically we just lost our vehicle because we dropped it. we lost everything. >> albert said he doesn't understand how a government agency that was created to be a watchdog for the auto repair industry can fall so short. despite being armed with so much every day. -- evidence. the bureau of automotive repair denied our request. >> larry moore is an auto repair shop out owner of 45 years he said he made a ca

some local malls are breaking wi the recent trend of shopping on thanksgiving. they've announced that... while black friday shopping will proceed as normal.. they won't be open on the holiday. pete zervakis spoke to shoppers who weighed in on the decision. the btc is one of two local be closed thanksgiving day why do you like it?because everything's cheap and why not? andrea davood is a big fan of black friday shopping. she's even bargain hunted on thanksgiving day. i have gone on thanksgiving and it's a huge line this year... the bayshore town center is closing down on thanksgiving. the same goes for brookfield square... which said in a statement: "...we want to bring back the excitement of black friday shopping..." "... and allow our employees, retailers and shoppers to spend the thanksgiving holiday with their have seven children collectively so yes we have a lot of shopping to do for the holidays most shoppers we spoke to approved of the move. i don't enjoy shopping on thanksgiving people should be with their families - my husband worked retail and it would

. >> shop and dine the 49 challenges residents to do they're shopping with the 49ers of san francisco by supporting the services within the feigned we help san francisco remain unique and successful and rib rant where will you shop the shop and dine the 49 i'm e jonl i provide sweets square feet potpie and peach cobbler and i started my business this is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for friends and coworkers they'll tell you hoa you need to open up a shop at the time he move forward book to the bayview and i thinks the t line was up i need have a shop on third street i live in bayview and i wanted to have my shop here in bayview a quality dessert shot shop in my neighborhood in any business is different everybody is in small banishes there are homemade recess pesz and ingredients from scratch we shop local because we have someone that is here in your city or your neighborhood that is provide you with is service with quality ingredients and quality products and need to be know that person the person behind the products it is not like okay. who >> hi my name is a

the bonanza gift shop is about 40-thousand square feet. one shopper we spoke to says they hope the new owner doesn't make any major changes: ((kristina holland // shopper: "i mean me and my sister have been shopping here for a long time and we just love it. hopefully, the new owners don't change it up. well, they can change it a little but hopefully it stays >> in recent months... even years... people have been watching the development on the north end of the strip. first.. s-l-s... then the rock 'n rio site... and now the anticipated opening of the lucky dragon casino on december third. if you haven't seen it... the three acre property is on sahara... just west of the boulevard. it's expected to have 200 hotel rooms and a 27-thousand square all of this comes as the "w las vegas" prepares to open december 1st. the hotel is taking over the sls's 289- room 'lux tower.' brian, kirsten? ((kirsten joyce)) >> michael, not far from where you're any word on when... or if construction will pick-up on "resorts world?" ((michael stevens)) >> brian, i

be in the moment and be shopping here will start at 7 am. in glendale pz tmj4 businesses with entrances outside bayshore and brookfield square have the option to open on thanksgiving. southridge mall says it will open at six p-m on thanksgiving.no word yet on mayfair mall's holiday storm team 4 now... cool today but sunny.meteorologist brian niznansky joins us with the a frost advisory has been issued again for tonight, and this time around, it's for all of southeastern wisconsin. however, i think those of you who live with in a couple of miles of lake michigan will still be sparred of frost by tomorrow morning. lows tonight will range from aroudn 30 degrees inland to the upper clear and the winds will be calm. decision 2016 coverage now- donald trump says he can prove he did not sexually assault the women who have accused him of it.he said he will release that evidence at a quote "appropriate time".several women have come forward claiming trump did, in fact, abuse them.jessica leeds and rachel crooks said he either groped or kissed them wit

and even a coffee shop. kerry krienitz - who owns the property - is a mom of two boys. winter makes for a very find things for them to do and get them out of the house that's why she thinks an indoor park would be a hit with local families during the winter months. the ground would be astroturf. real plants and trees would be grown inside - using the natural light from above. we really want real nature in here i think it changes the way people feel, the air quality but the project isn't cheap - expected to cost more than half a million dollars. funding together, we're working with banks, hoping investors will be interested should it come to fruition... park goers would have to pay a daily fee... or buy memberships. the hope is to have at least some of the indoor park finished by this winter in wauwatosa pz tmj4 city officials say some aspects of the proposal.. like a coffee shop.. would require the re-zoning of the property. krienitz is hosting a live town hall on facebook public about the park. to participa

shop has a unique story. kwwls amanda gilbert joins us live from outside em's coffee shop in independence. em's coffee shop is named after its owner... emilea hillman. emilia was born with a rare birth defect where the two sides of her brain don't connect. emilea also runs and owns the successful business in nd family. she started the business years ago... not because she likes coffee... but because she likes meeting years." "do you think she's an inspiration? to a lot of people, yes." many politicians and leaders from all over iowa and the us have some of emily's employees also have disabilities. em wakes up every morning at 5:30 so she can be there around 6 when the shop opens. we've got you covered live in independence... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. emilia doesn't just own a business. she's also an active member in the special olympics. its coming up - program at the university of plus -- efforts now underway to fix a popular walking trail in eastern iowa. the forecast from storm track darien: why have th

if more people are shopping earlier and shopping online, will it be easier to get around the malls on black friday and the rest of the holiday season and should you take advantage of that? we'll talk more about that, coming up at 6. back to you. up at 6. back to you. expressway is now open and clear this morning. on thursday night -- there was smoke from a massive two alarm fire that shut down the northbound lanes in the middle of rush hour. when crews got ot the 14-tousand square foot cleaning supply warehouse -- it looked like this -- fully engulfed. making matters worse. the owner also kept dogs, cats, birds, and even a marmoset monkey named ringo. from his animal rescue on sadly, many of the animals including that monkey did not make it out alive. the building and its contents were also uninsured. the owner estimates his losses at 1 and a half million dollars and says while he will salvage what he can. he likely will not rebuild. several rescue dogs did make it out of the building alive. the family, you could check out megacon in tampa. the sci-fi and gaming convention runs today

kwwls amanda gilbert joins us live from em's coffee shop in em's coffee shop is named after its owner... emilea hillman. emilia was born with a rare birth defect where the two sides of her brain don't connect. emilea also runs and owns the successful business in independence with the help of coffee... but because she likes years." "do you think she's an inspiration? to a lot of people, yes." many politicians and leaders from all over iowa and the us have met with emily to hear about her success. former president clinton stopped by just last week. some of emily's employees also have disabilities. em wakes up every morni the shop opens. we've got you covered live in independence... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. emilia doesn't just own a business. she's also an active member in the special olympics. campaign signs can be seen all over the place right now. but there are also signs popping kidney donors to call or go to a website to help a man who's very sick. a 66-year-old man from cincinnati spends 10 hours each day on dialysis. he's been waiting for a transplant for more than three years

he runs medimarts, a pot shop in san jose. but for the past 4 years, he's openly refused to pay the city's 10% business tax, which is required of all medical marijuana shops. he owes at least $1.3 million. so, why is he stalling? he believes paying his taxes could actually land him in prison. david: i wasn't going to pay a tax that breaks state and federal law, and be looking at 10 years to life. female: that's the offer we made to the city. bigad: armstrong and his legal team believe paying the tax would essentially mean they're admitting to selling marijuana, which is still illegal under federal law. so, medimarts sent this offer to the city of san jose. it's willing to pay that $1.3 million with a catch. the deal says the money will not be labeled as a tax, but instead a contribution. and the city's right to randomly inspect the shop would also have to end. do you see any problems with the offer? richard doyle: i think there are concerns. bigad: richard doyle is the city attorney for san jose. richard: you don't want to sen

reporter: whenever the weather is fine, beata vrevska likes to cycle to her shop in riga. was born and raised in the latvian capital and feels at home here. but beata is an ethnic russian - as are around half of the city's population. her organic food store is located in one of the affluent districts of riga. she sells products sourced locally. and the name of her shop is intended to demonstrate her sense of belonging. >> i'm very proud of my russian origins nevertheless. i also speak a lot of latvian. but latvian feels different. russian is my mother tongue. reporter: to become a latvian citizen, beata first had to pass a language test. this, even though she was born here. naturalization laws stipulate that you have to prove that you can speak latvian. it's the official language here. her prices also have to be listed in latvian. >> it's still a psychological problem for my mother's generation because throughout her life, she's hardly spoken any latvian. for many people, it's still like a foreign language. reporter: many of the inhabitants of the high-rise blocks on the o

the bonanza gift shop has a new owner. clark county records show the deal closed last friday. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live from sahara and las vegas boulevard... h good morning, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... records show the store was sold to an area businessman... for about 50-million dollars. it's still not clear what's going to happen to the self titled "world's largest gift shop." it opened back in 1980... and sells a number of souvenirs 40-thousand square feet. one shopper we spoke to says they hope the new owner doesn't make any major changes: ((kristina holland // shopper: "i mean me and my sister have been shopping here for a long time and we just love it. hopefully, the new owners don't change it up. well, they can change it a little but hopefully it stays here.")) ((michael stevens)) >> in recent months... even years... people have been watching the development on the north end of the strip. first.. s-l-s... then t and now the anticipated opening of the lucky dragon casino on de

of the shop, the big equipment in the shop, the capital expenditures in the shop. these collision shops are opened up to us. there's another factor in collision that works very well for snap-on. more and more repairs being done in the collision shop because when you're damaging a car, you're bumping a fender, there's a lot of technology in those fenders that needs to be repaired. snap-on has the products right here on this table that will do that. >> what the heck is this thing, neck? watch out. be careful. >> had is a pwc pipe wrench. it's not a pipe wrench. >> pwc? >> pwz. this replaces the traditional pipe wrench. we often say roll the snap-on brand out of the garage. the technicians in those places really love snap-on products. here's an example where we've designed a product that will solve their problems. they used to use pipe wrenches to move these big fasteners and you'd have to screw the pipe wrench up, roll it, and then unscrew and then reposition and screw it again. this thing, you just move it. you move it back, put it in place, screw it, move it back.

we will improve the experience of shopping on a phone or tablet.hat means no more clicking on hard to readre screens. we will draw on a range of outreach strategies to get americans information about coverage and financial assistance. fortunately, we are finalizing and improving data strategies to get consumers to the right channels with the right messages of the right time. we will take advantage of innovative digital platforms. so innovative that their very existence i didn't even know about. before we made partnership with twitch, i had no idea there was a live streaming service where you can watch people play video games and certainly had no idea that they had 10 million visitors a day. these are all good things to know once i have a little more time in january. [laughter] sec. burwell: like in previous open enrollments, we will wrap up our efforts around deadlines which drive consumers, especially young adults to act. ultimately, the marketplace is strong and will continue to be strong because it is offering a product that people want and they

this upcoming holiday shopping season is going to be a record-breaker .... especially in one very, important area. team 12's chris clackum explains. halloween.. and, yet, millions of americans are well underway with their christmas shopping. sot/ sara skirboll / retailmenot.com :08 - :15 "according to our research we know that our research we know that almost half of those surveyed are starting their holiday shopping way before november"that's the finding of a retailmenot-dot-com survey...while another one from creditcards-dot- com...found at least a million shoppers who say they're already finished.natsound/onlin e shopperbut a more remarkable statistic about christmas shopping this year is how many more people are shop online.sot/ sara skirboll / retailmenot.com :35 - :39 "now that you have your mobile phone, you can do everything either online or in-store" deloitte consulting predicts holiday e-commerce to be somewhere between 17 to 19% higher than last season... ...although, all surveys agree that about 6 in 10 christmas shoppers still prefer to go to th

for assignment, four cups of coffee from four different coffee shops. two small house blend and then two small lattes, please. she gets the coffee and brings them to undisclosed location but now the tricky part. she's got to get the lids off without exposing them to her own bacteria. luckily, she has the tools. then, she begs the lids. complete with a label and a special code. y, us? we bring samples and to the laboratory but we will not where they come from. all of our samples, lee and delivers the samples and the lab loves each one into the system but now testing begins. left supervisor tom preps and starts the process with lab tech will put it in that can get all the bacteria flowing around. after that, they stomach them. a machine that does exactly what your stomach does and turns it around and moves all the bacteria from the lead. then they get all the bacteria out of the lead. then we will filter through a membrane filter and we will place that. that is where the bacteria will stay but next a sample goes into running the bader. once the bacteria i

to celebrate, netflix transformed hundreds of coffee shops into the shop on the show. >> team 12 takes us in. >> i'm here lutz diner. >> reporter: no cell phones. please. in honor of gilmore girls' 16th anniversary, fans got to experience an iconic part of the show. >> to be honest, they did a good job with the barista. some of them are wearing the blue cap back wards. and the plaid. cell phone. >> reporter: 200 cafes across the country transformed into a real life luke's diner. including two shops in the valley and one in tucson. and even though it is not the real thing, fans waited hours for a chance to go inside and order a cup. >> two hours and 15 minutes probably. but, it was worth the wait. [ laughter ] >> reporter: common cafe was one of the shops chosen by netflix to hand out signature cups >> i was not expecting this many people to show up. >> reporter: hundreds showed up and she hopes once they go back to commonsy, some of the fans will keep coming back. in scottsdale, dee dee gatton, 12news. >> you have never seen it? >> i am going to get hate mail. i have never seen it. >>

especially when shopping for the holidays. the app retail me not says it has 600,000 coupons from 70,000 retailers. deals from restaurants, clothes, shoes, make ups and stores offer free shipping. usth both apps are free. you can find more information on our nbc washington app. just search "shopping apps." with susan hogan, news4. >>> here are 4 things to know. a man shot behind a movie theater has died. the suspect is in custody. >> first lady michelle obama will join hillary clinton on the campaign trail in north carolina today. donald trump will hold events in ohio. >>> early voting gets under way follow news4 mark segraves with updates from the polls through the day. >> the world series is tied up heading to chicago. game three is tomorrow night. the cubs and indians have a shot of breaking a decades long drought. >> we have a little drought of our own around here but we're getting beneficial rain fall today. rain fall amounts a tenth to a quarter inch of rain. rain is likely on the ride home than on the ride in. >> big pr

we are very excited to be cobranding shop small with shop in dpine dine in the 49 and this wail take place in the street ban rs that are up year round as well as partnership with sfmta in transit advertising and bart with our bart program in helping people connect how you can get around the city and visit multiple neighborhoods on the day. i like to invite mary ann thompson from oewd to join me to provide some insight from her office as well. >> i think i'll take this one. so, i first of all would like to thank jason and lynne for being our partners in shop and dine in the 49. this partnership as jason alluded to blossomed into other cities like chicago seattle and san diego saying we want to cait like san francisco so it exciting partnership. we will continue with the art work that we have, we will continue our outreach effort. this year we will have two press events, a kick off from the mayor and looking to do that somewhere around [inaudible] in december work with the mayor in the corridor highlighting the importance of shopping in your local corridors and as we said, we will cont

shop. we have the list of locations right now on -- right now on the denver channel.com. >>> headset, starting tonight over a closure at iraq the whole westbound all the way to fight 25 shut down for wednesday, crews x -- installing the rams the corner. >>> it's closing at at : lake, you can still hike up the can't drive. maybe they could reopen before memorial day and that's a big if the weather is okay. indeed. probably will be a little snow we up there, we saw that this afternoon the -- the mountains where we had to dry conditions. rain and snow showers moving through the loveland pass area ski area this afternoon and clouds have -- had been increasi front. no more sure in the plains, let me show -- place, then show you radar. off to the eaat of this scattered strong thunderstorms continue over eastern colorado. they are way out in the border aad pushing farther to the east. scattered light snow showers continue in the mountains, east of burlington and thunderstorms north platte nebraska

the shop. now the long rebuilding process is five points. employees say they are happy to be back at work. >> reporter: not just employees but also customers who really enjoy this new york style shop. know the signs say grand reopening sunday right at 6:00 a.m. that means there's going to be a pretty long line headed outside the store in just a few hours. >> sundays were the busiest day. and i'm very grateful to say that we had just so much mounting. >> reporter: all the final prep was done inside rosenbergs bagels. private events over the past two days have the staff ready for the grand reopening on sunday. >> i felt so good, to have energy in this place. >> reporter: the shop closed in may after a fire damaged much of the kitchen. the fire is from a homicide scene in an apartment upstairs. investigators believe the suspect started it to cover up the murder. since then the bagel shop has denver. >> we said we're going to pop up as much as we can, see customer-facing and relevant. we're also go

shop rugs, lamps, pillows and more. come in today and save. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. the fall savings event. havertys. life looks good. this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am patrick murphy and i approve this message >>> the supreme court started a new term today with a ruling on immigration. adjusted is projected white house request to hear case on executive actions on they upheld the lower court ruling that block president obama is willing to spare undocumented immigrants from deportation and let them legally work in the united states. the court is still one just a short and judge merrick garland was nominated but republicans refuse to hold confirmation hearings. >>> the court announced today i

btw-- the 2 milwaukee coffee shops are only two out of 200 coffee shops chosen around the country and canada to celebrate the original air date of the show.just last week - on national coffee day! -netflix released a new poster to promote the show's upcoming reboot. if you watch the show -- you know the lead characters guzzle java at luke's. but get there early. the pop-ups will be open only from 7 a.m. to noon. and, the first 200 visitors to each location will be treated to a free 12-ounce coffee and other fun up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- on the move. a popular milwaukee tavern is having to slide over. what the owner is asking the public to do. then -- teaching students. the university the packers are teaming up and how the partnership could make an illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who would rather make the most of their precious vacation days. after a cloudy start, yesterday afternoon was partly cloudy and mild with highs near 70. this morn

he runs a pot shop in san jose. but for the past four years, he's openly refused to pay the city's 10% business tax required of all medical marijuana shops. he owes at least $1.3 million. so why is he stalling? he believes paying his taxes could actually land him in prison. >> i wasn't going to pay a tax that breaks state and federal law and be looking at ten years to life. >> that's the offer we made to the city. >> armstrong and his legal team believe paying the tax would mean they're admitting to selling marijuana which is still illegal under federal law. so they sent this offer to the city of san jose. it's willing to pay that $1.3 million with a catch. the deal says the money will not be labeled as a tax. but instead, a contribution. and the city's right to randomly inspect the shop would also have to end. >> do you see any problems with the offer. >> i think they're concerned. >> reporter: richard doyle is the city attorney for san jose. >> you don't want to send a message that you don't have to play by the ru

one shop where we didn't have such a great presence, one type of shop, was collision shops. now, we bought this collision company, car aligner. 40% in the united states. 42% in the united states, 29% in europe. 10% in china. you know, that kind of company. here's the thing about collision that we like. it's changing. and changing helps -- >> how is it change something. >> different materials. you used to be -- a car used to if you'd get dinged, you'd put it on a stretcher. you'd measure it and pull it into shape. now you have to something more sophisticated. you have to pull it into shape, but you also have to chop it up and bind it and fasten it together. different types and car aligner has the best type of technology for this. and with snap-on technology behind it, it will become even more popular. >> snap-on people who are now calling on auto repair shops will also call -- i'm not talking about the franchisees, but the people who are selling to the owners and the managers of the shop, the facilities of the shop, the big equipment in the shop, the capital expenditures in t

that's in a shop. we have shops in a shop. (chuckling) (violin music) this building was built in 1895. it was a family home. and it's so beautifully well-taken-care-of. you'll be able to just see the different areas and how they're done. and almost anything you would want for a home. we have painted furniture, which is the highlight. that's the highlight of this place is painted furniture. painted furniture is a french thing. so people are into paris big time right now. timeless treasures is just so nice because we've got new and old together. and for the ones that love the new, we also display those. and this gives people like an avenue to decorate their home with old and new or all new or all old. and so it's wonderful to be able to come to a place where you can see things your mother had, your grandmother had. it's just a wonderful thing. flee markets. i've done this nearly all my life and my mother did. and we've just always loved it. i remember when i was a young child, we'd go to, at that time th

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in the 8 i visited over 11 hundred coffee shops maybe more to see why people go to coffee shops >> we'reans all over the world from east afghan and tokyo. >> when i wanted to do was get into aspect of the personal coffee and the processing and everything else there was multiple steps in making coffee and we did have a lighter roost because of the qualities of the keep once you roost it it home gisz the coffee. >> one thing about the coffee they were special blends and i spent seven years on one blend so that's my pleasure. each bean they were all chosen and blended with each with different cultural and beans is like people and those people give me a reputation i can't buy. people love you my clients love me they take me to the moves movies. >> fell in love with coffee and went to the coffee shops the community aspect i really enjoyed. >> i think it's important to have a place for people to show up and talk to their neighbors and recorrect. your surrounded with all those behalf communicated i communities >> i love my city san francisco has a good name my has every cultural in this planet

at a pop-up shop here in arizona. in honor of the show's return -- netflix is launching over 200 pop-up shops around the country and even a few in canada. there are three locations in the valley. one in scottsdale on camelback and scottsdale roads. last location is out in tucson. the pop-up shops will also be selling gilmore swag -- like branded aprons and shirts. let the nostalgia keep on coming.. the entire "harry potter" movie series is headed back to theaters. all eight films will be played at participating i-max theaters beginning next week on october 13-th. you can g a package deal. fans will also be treated to a sneak peek of the upcoming film "fantastic beats and where to find them." we checked a few popular theaters around the valley and it looks like the a-m-c at desert ridge is participating. if you're still angry if you're if you're if you're still angry that disney is overhauling their popular "tower of terror" attraction -- maybe this will make you feel better. the theme park has released a model of the

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as we leave this area, we'll pass by a doe nut shop. it was not always a doe nut shop. it use to be a butcher shop. it would process whole halves of beef and hog, but in the gulf war era, things come prepackaged we don't need that butcher shop any more, we turn it into a doe nut shop. the fuel that runs the navy. let's go to the serving line, follow me. . here, we're able to see the entire enlisted gally. it's difficult to see at best, but on the far side, there's another serving line. and depending on what area you served on this ship, the ship is going back and forth. the one that we're in now is typically given over to traditional meal, that which my mother taught me to eat which includes a start and vegetable and chicken, something of that nature. on the other serving line, you might have fast food, such as sliders, hamburgers, pizza slices, corn dogs, junk food. and you might think that most would go over to that lane, meal time is your personal time. so you're trying to get back to your job. you would choose the shortest line that will allow you to go back to your

we do not need to butcher shop anymore, so it turned into a donut shop for a bigger really good with coffee, the fuel that runs the navy. follow me. here, we can see the entire galley. it is difficult to see, but on the far side, there is another serving line. depending on the internet you served, the lines shift back and you served, the lines would go back and forth. a traditional meal includes starch, vegetable, meatloaf, chicken, things of that nature. on the other serving line, you might have fast food like sliders. pizza, corndogs, junk food, and you might think most sailors would go to that line. however, mealtime is your personal time, so you try to get to your job. you would choose the shortest line that would allow you to get caught up on sleep or study. additionally, some sailors may have to get that quickly brother watch and they may get awarded a chip that lets them get to the front of the line. it would allow them to get out of the space and back to their job. they do not have enough supplies for all of the meals in this space. they are stored in the third and second flo

can shop from the runway, picking up designers, and also shop from the new "dolphinaris" park is set to open today. guests will eight bottlenose dolphins on display at the aquarium. it is located just north of the new "odysea aquarium".. near via de ventura and the 101 in scottsdale. the opening is expected to be accompanied by protesters.. who have been fighting the facility for months.. saying it's cruel to force the dolphins to swim in small pools. the people behind "dolphinaris" say the dolphins thrive in captiivity. around 200 kids are exepected to desert ridge marketplace" today... for a break-a-thon. the kids.. who are with the "arizona taekwondo association".. will break boards to earn pledges.. for the phoenix children's hospital. the event will take place from one-p-m to four. hundreds of local motorcycle riders are getting revved up.. for the "inaugural ride for life" event.. for the "american cancer society." it will take place tomorrow.. startg stops.. before ending at cave creek's "bike-toberfest." tickets are 25-dollars for riders.. 10 for passengers. proceeds will ben

. >> why it's never too early to be shopping for gifts. >>> have you started your holiday shopping for me? >> not for you, but i have started. >> michael finney is here with the story. she didn't buy for you, either. >> have you been to costco lately? you know, spot check of retailers around the bay area doesn't find many christmas decorations up yet, but it won't be long. shopping during the year looks like this. in just weeks, it will look like this. holiday decorations and sale signs on display. holiday shopping is critical to the economy but upsetting to consumers. >> we have christmas in december. that is when it should start, december. it's big businesses starting six months earlier. money, money, money. >> it is all about money. m matt shultz is an retailer. >> the decorations are still not out for the most part, matt says the shopping season is in full swing. >> we're definitely in holiday shopping season now and found 34 million americans have already started their holiday shopping. and amazingly enough, about a million people have already finished. >> most of us may gripe, bu

btw-- the 2 milwaukee coffee shops are only two out of 200 coffee shops chosen around the country and canada to celebrate the original air date of the show.just last week - on national coffee day! -netflix released a new poster to promote the show's upcoming reboot. if you watch the show -- you know the lead characters guzzle java at luke's. but get there early. the pop-ups will be open only from 7 a.m. to noon. and, the first 200 visitors to each location will be treated to a free 12-ounce coffee and other fun coming up-- searching for a shooter. who police say the suspect shot and their conditions this morning. and-- put on hold.. when kanye west will resume his tour after his wife was apparantly robbed at gunpoint. more live at daybreak-- on today's tmj4 is ?? glad forceflex. extra strong to avoid rips and tears. (beep, camera shutter click) did you just see that? that was awesome. we have to try it. okay. okay, mine's not working. maybe you have to bump it. oh, yeah. do the bump it thing. right. okay, yeah. (muffled) you can take money out using the bmo harris app! you want to buy

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this was the area damaged mo the shop. we know that fire threat into shutdown the business altogether. a man was found dead in the fire and another was arrested and is facing charges related to the crime. if you are visiting the shop today before 3 pm you will notice a lot of the accidents over thing on the rise of the phoenix. focusing on combustion and rising again just like morning. >>> in this morning's your voice your vote we are fact checking the presidential candidates after last weekend's debate. hillary clinton issclimbing the us is finally energy dependent and donald trump claiming the obama's are behhnd some of the most vicious attacks against clinton he has ever seen. >> we are now for the first time ever energy independent. >> hillary clinton claimed that may have been lost on viewers sunday night in what was known as the kenneth bone question. political act went to energy experts to get to the bottom of it. they found experts to say the us is close enough to energy independence, but not quite there yyt. polit

the first major project to revitalize the shopping center. >>> and legalizing recreational marijuana. you'll decide next month, can arizona stop businesses from selling it? why it all depends on who you ask. >>> and we're going to check back in with paul for paul's carwash at desert ridge marketplace. sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. but not one served a day of time. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe. there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law. cities can opt out of the law but critics don't see it that way. cbs 5 has answers on what cities can and can't do. >>> we have 48 different time. >> this is the cultivation site. >> after these root they go into these cubes. medical marijuana growers face new rules about where they can set up shop and in building rules apply under prop 205. >> the act even let's cities and towns ban recreational marijuana businesses if t

it has celebrity guests, shopping, tampa. you can find everything at the tampa bay convention center. check our website wtsp.com and the 10news app. we have all that information parent. the good thing is, it does end well. parents say the 9-year-old is tough. during class he took a drink and his tongue got stuck? the water bottle. nurses used tongue dispensers, vaseline, pliers and couldn't get it out. >> i couldn't couldn't swallow. >> were you scared? >> very. >> what was going through your mind? >> happen next? >> the only thing that worked was surgery. they can laugh now, but they are hoping it teaches others a lesson. they decided to buy bottles with lids too small for tongues. >> very scary. they have to take them to the er and figure this out after folks at school tried. >>> this is cool. 24 companies in the european union agreed to create the largest marine park. square miles of the ocean. the area will be protected from commercial fishing for 35 years. scientists and activists describe it as a historic milestone in g

shop all these years. it's nice when you don't have a boss. you don't have to blame somebody for something that they did because you are the one that did it. [laughter] >>reporter: the missouri native, one of 12 siblings, went to california with a seventh grade education and a lot of drive. after polishing shower doors, he collected glass. his first shop was on monterey road and now it is on lewis road. in the 1990s, the store was driving. >> i bought a truck load of glass every week. semi's full of glass. >>reporter: with the internet and big-name retail stores, business declined. the developer plans to build a vietnamese restaurant here. it is bittersweet, and a reminder of the good old days when doing business meant more than making money. >> being here and knowing that i've done one heck of a lot of good for a lot of people, i'm happy and doing what i want. i made money. >>reporter: fox 2news. >>> ken lewis plans to give some errors away and do some traveling and do things he couldn't do well working,

(bright piano music) - we're a little different floral shop. we specialize in european wrap style bouquets, and then we also offer several different gift and plant items as well. we wanted to incorporate house plants and succulents, are items that they can be successful with long-term. it's a little different than the traditional floral shop, so those customers are starting to see that and get excited about not only the flower options but the plants and gift items as well. people have been very receptive to it. several compliments and lots of talk through the neighborhood and all the local businesses each other because of that excitement that's being generated. we have a cooler full of individual stems that customers can come in, and it kind of creates a feel of an old-fashioned european flower market. so we can pick stem-by-stem, and i can help them create a bouquet that is to their liking, and then we can wrap it either european style, which is ready to drop in a vase or flower market style, t a cluster of flowers that we wrap in tissue, cell