there is a discount retailer operating a shopping centre but most of it is open airand it shopping centre but most of it is open air and it is a pleasant place to go. now they are bringing in high—end food restaurants as well to make sure you have an amazing day. you go there for lunch, you hang out, use that he. and then, suddenly, it transforms the experience. if you think you can get people to come in, and do a quick dash round with their shopping, my get in yourcarand dash round with their shopping, my get in your car and drive, be stuck in traffic and then have a bad experience? that is the problem with a shopping centre. it needs to be reinvented for the times we live in. and also, the weather plays a huge pa rt and also, the weather plays a huge part in this. we have had an extraordinarily hot summer here in europe. and i know we alwaysjoke that retailers are blamed for poor results but you will not be in a shopping centre all day if it is boiling hot sunshine outside. you're more likely to purchase quickly online and spend the day at the seaside or something. the summer weather ha

there's no relationship between a big shop, small shop. but there is between the quality of work you'll get from a dealership and independent shop. a lot of drivers think the dealership with their fans i equipment and training, can do work the independents can. that's not true. those independent garages have access to the same tools, draining, diagnostic equipment, everything, as the dealerships do. and they charge a lot less than dealerships do on average. and so unless your car is under a new car warranty, it's still a new car and you can get work done for free, we see no reason to go to the dealership. you may as well find a good independent garage. >> a dealership says we have a new car owner -- >> they're pickier, we get held accountable for product defects. these things, may they be true, but we've been studying auto repair shops for 40 years now. ky tell you, on average, dealerships rate way lower than independent shops for things like doing work properly on the first try. very specific questions that get at customer satisfaction wi

shopping more online.fitable. debenhams just doesn't need as much space as it once did, and it's certainly not alone. 0ver there, that used to be a marks and spencer, until it closed over the summer. debenhams hasn't said which stores it wants to shut, but it's the last thing they need here in slough. like many high streets this year, it's been one closure after another. we lost marks and spencer, we lost british home stores, and if you go in along of the town, you'll see so many empty shops. if it wasn't there, i'm not sure what i would do or where i would go to get that stuff. but you do most of your shopping online? i do, i know! guilty, i do, i do. business rates and tax on property isn't helping either. debenhams now pays nearly three times more in rates than it makes in profits. the cost of business rates have just become too high for many retail businesses in deciding to keep a store open. we need the chancellor to take the opportunity of next week's budget to look at the burden of business rates, b

what about the beauty shops? we talked about beauticians and the role they played to make it very easy for them to become civil rights leaders. what about the space of the beauty shop? one of the reasons why they were also very effective is that they had ownership of a space. institutional space. we cannot underestimate the importance of institutional spaces. i know you are young college students where we do not appreciate how important physical space is because so much of what we do is in this digital world. but the ability to get people to have a space and get people in the same room and be together and be protected is important. what are some of the other ways that a beauty shop would serve to be a powerful political institution? >> the beauty shop could foster a safe space for women to discuss issues on civil rights and also discuss more extreme issues. they did not always agree with the ministers or the people who were seen in a positive light. they could discuss their discrepancies and problems they had wit

shopping more online.ing less profitable. debenhams just doesn't need as much space as it once did, and it's certainly not alone. 0ver there, that used to be a marks and spencer, until it closed over the summer. debenhams hasn't said which stores it wants to shut, but it's the last thing they need here in slough. like many high streets this year, it's been one closure after another. we lost marks and spencer, we lost british home stores, and if you go in along of the town, you'll see so many empty shops. if it wasn't here, i'm not sure what i would do or where i would go to get that stuff. but you do most of your shopping online? i do, i know! guilty, i do, i do. business rates and tax on property isn't helping either. debenhams now pays nearly three times more in rates than it makes in profits. the cost of business rates have just become too high for many retail businesses in deciding to keep a store open. we need the chancellor to take the opportunity of next week's budget to look at the burden of busine

. >> shop and dine the 49 challenges residents to do they're shopping with the 49ers of san franciscoces 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 >> it's great to see everyone kind of get t

a lot of state legislation in terms of right to shop laws.we do over 50% of our clients use incentives to reward patience when they make. it's very successful enough so that there is an application in the medicare advantage environment. >> medicare trust fund with a for us potentially. >> absolutely. and the plans. the mapping of vatican i assume there be a second round. >> thank you, senator cassidy. senator warren. thank you, mr. chairman. transparency is part of any competitive market. if the consumer doesn't have that information by price or quality of, let's be frank it's impossible to shop around at that point. without transparency we know businesses can jack up prices and they never face the discipline of the market. it's clear they could benefit a lot from transparent to you. let's patience shop for a doctor, prices across hospitals, which providers have the best outcomes. transparency can solve every market failure and there's a lot of features of our health care system that need to work if we are going to improve care. i will talk a

we want to make our shops really, really welcoming and encourage other shops tojoin in this coming weekust noise, it is everything. thank you so much forjoining us from the entertainer. your're watching business live. our top story — chinese tech stocks have plunged on a report about chips inserted in products by chinese spies. a bloomberg investigation has found that data from us companies has been stolen via chips installed inside circuit boards. a quick look at how the markets are faring. european markets have been tracking asia's slightly lower. we have had a down session on wall street as well in the last 2a hours. the hang seng markets, hong kong, was down about 20% at one point. the no vote down 1596 20% at one point. the no vote down 15% at one point, very much the tech stocks in focus at the moment. —— lenovo down 15%. simonjack has lenovo down 15%. simon jack has made lenovo down 15%. simonjack has made it, tell us about your horrendous journey? there was a strike on the central line which i did not know about, but i jumped ina which i did not know about, but i jumped in a cab

the beauty shop becomes a place of refuge for her. i use that as an introduction to get us to think about how the beauty shop wasn't just place of refugea, but also became a place where activism itself could be planned and enacted. i want us to talk about that a little bit. i thought it might be useful -- you have the weird, and maybe unwelcome opportunity, for the first time this semester, you have the author of one of your pieces in front of you, who is also your professor, that could get weird. we are all cool now. you can ask me anything and feel free to use the strategies of critique that i have been training you with all semester on my own work. nothing would make me happier. i thought it might be useful to talk about how i stumbled into this work on beautician's and the civil rights movement. its sort of an odd thing. it's something i never envisioned doing. it almost doesn't make sense. except once i got into the sources. as a graduate student, i was interested in black women's activism in a general sense. i was reading everyt

you talk about the way consumers shop, and a lot is said about the way we shop more generally, but our supermarket shopping habits changing? if you look at the last few years, we shop more frequently and do more shopping online so, over the last 15 years, the incidence of shopping has increased 1a%, which is driven average basket values down 7%. it has made profitability in some larger outlets, out—of—town retail parks, it has made profitability difficult for those larger outlets, and we are doing a lot more shopping in convenience stores. so those big apple town was no longer in vogue in the way they once were. —— those big out of town once. and yes, and technology has made it easier to shop online, not only online shopping through the grocery sector but also take aways, things like deliveroo, they are making life more competitive for them. looking forward, shoppers are sometimes sceptical about the idea of there being fewer staff. they are not necessarily keen on self checkouts. there is a fine line to be drawn here, isn't there? there is, and, er, the service element is absolutely c

we could never do shopping experience where just wandering around the shops for recreation.ess the day. they each have a youtube channel where every day they upload the video to their 80,000 subscribers. are we going back down now? the main coping mechanism we have got where we are out and about is making sure that he is fully aware of everything that we are going to be doing. right, we've got seven minutes until the shop opens. eight minutes until the toy shop opens and we can go and get some lego. the shopping experience for autistic people is unique to each individual. connor can sometimes find the experience overwhelming. you've got no idea what could happen. you get all types of people in shopping centres, and sometimes you get people walking into you and i don't like people touching me. in a busy shop, sound has a big part in it, because the music, depending on what type it is, can really affect me, so if it's club music, for instance, the beat of that really puts me on edge and makes me really anxious. all lights seem too bright, everything is a bit much. so having th

front after in the shop front with people slipping outside.ks like. that is in a relatively prosperous area. but it comes to the online world the other side of it is whether they should be digital tax on the online giants, which is something the tessler hinted in his co nfe re nce something the tessler hinted in his conference speech a few weeks ago. i don't know whether he is going to be ready to act on that as soon as the budget on monday. i think they're looking for international action there. that will be quite a big step if it was done just in this country. that is what he said in this party co nfe re nce that is what he said in this party conference speech. he was ready to act unilaterally if other countries did not, if there was a failure to achieve international action. that is clearly a preference. if only there were somewhere we could discuss this other countries! some big opportunity, no hang on a second, i can't think what it could be! just a word on looking ahead to the budget more broadly. barely, here is a story that has been pu

we are the owners of westfield san francisco shopping center. we own, develop, and lease the property. we have retail across ten floors from the subbasement champ space to the eighth floor nordstrom spa. we employ thousands of people and generate about .5 billion in sales. we've seen firsthand the changes in the retail industry, and like so many others have been adapting as best we can. in fact, we do have an application in with the department subject to the proposed legislation. i'm here to speak in favor of the proposal. and i want to thank the efforts of supervisor peskin and his staff for working on the interim controls as well as addressing the issue with the ground floor lobby. we want to create a balance and protect a balance between the needs of property owners and retailers, and we want to propose the c-3-r district as a high quality destination for retail, so i'd just like to thank the -- the oewd and lisa pagan for working with us. i want to state that we do support the proposed fee. obviously, we would be contributing to it, but we s

varies, then they'll shop and get better value.but you can't do it at a rifle shot, it has to be continuous. so someone with heart disease needs to know about this when they obviously need to consume. people with other conditions as well. so steady drum beat of education, we continue to do that. we need the data obviously to do that but that is probably the biggest key to learning is making sure there is a regular drumbeat of education so people understand this when they do need to consume. >> mr. chairman, i have to wonder how much of this is generational. i think in our generation, we didn't have the ability to shop, we didn't know that we could. i think young people can look at this and say, yeah, you shop for everything. >> definitely. >> thanks, senator murkowski. senator smith. >> thank you, chair alexander. i want to thank you and also senator murray for these hearings. they have been so helpful and interesting for me, like i think many of my colleagues, health care costs is the number one issue that i hear about from minnes

item 3a is the jug shop. business is a family-owned retail wine, beer and spirits store that opened in 1965 in the knob hill neighborhood along polpolk street. it was founded on customer service, product selection and knowledge. the staff has experts in wine and peer and the store features weekly wine and beer tastings. the store features selections with hosted events including multiple food pairing tastings. the jug shop is open every day of the year except christmas. item 3f is san francisco bay view black newspaper. the business is an informational and educational newspaper that published it's first edition in 1976. founded by mohammad al-karim they report on the broad views of the concern that effect communities of color. the newspaper is free and distributed widely throughout the neighborhood and beyond. it has an extensive sub description base of 3,000 subscribers, all of them incorporated in every state. with this large readership the newspaper serves snow squalls a significant family and community rei

shopping more online. are becoming less profitable. debenhams just doesn't need as much space as it once did, and it's certainly not alone. 0ver there, that used to be a marks and spencer, until it closed over the summer. debenhams hasn't said which stores it wants to shut, but it's the last thing they need here in slough. like many high streets this year, it's been one closure after another. we lost marks and spencer, we lost british home stores, and if you go along the town, you'll see so many empty shops. there's been so many department stores that have closed down in slough and it's such a shame, because, you know, you have to travelfurther, or, like i said, if you're not internet savvy, you have to kind of ask someone to help you on the internet. but closing stores over the next five years won't be easy. landlords are negotiating with all retailers at the moment, it appears, so they're not going to let them get away. they'll have costly leases to get out of. on top of that, they'll have less money to

varies, then they'll shop and get better value. but you can't do it at a rifle shot, it has to be continuous. so someone with heart disease needs to know about this when they obviously need to consume. so my question, and maybe i'll start with you, mr. tippets, my question is -- really i'm entered in everybody's perspective, though. in what ways could efforts to streamline and automate administrative and clinical systems help to improve transparency in your experience? >> you know, we -- as an asc, we already run very tight ships with low overhead. i don't think that that's an area of expertise that an asc would have, but we do recognize, especially even though we encourage reporting, i think the overall burden sometimes in reducing paperwork and reducing burdens would assist with lowering the cost of administrative health care. >> would others like to comment on this? it seems to me that if we have more billing and administrative costs, transactions automated, that we'd be able to -- patients would have better realtime information

i'm the co-owner of the new wheel electric bike shop.e opened this store in 2012 and the new wheel sells and services electric bikes. 11 people work here in san francisco and our store is about 2,000 square feet. electric bikes are fantastic for transportation in the city, they're clean and green and you get places faster than any other form of transportation. it amplifies the power, it doesn't replace it. it makes it easier to get places by bicycle and it's so enjoyable and environmentally friendly way to go and more convenient in san francisco. >> clean power sf requires two products, green, 40% renewable and competitively priced with pg and e. for those who want to fight climate change more, 100% renewable at $0.02 per kilawatt. >> i decided to go with the super greens, after finding it only to cost about $5 more a month to have super green, that's a no-brainer, i can do that. >> we were pleased that clean power sf offers the super green 100% for commercial entities like ours and residents for the city of san francisco. we were please

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build a new building, have the jug shop return, and have housing. courtesy that mr. isaacson was extending of a possible five unit option, which he is really not too enthused about s not really the best he can do. please do the right thing. we'll have housing, a new building, and if you can find a way to incorporate a grocery store into it, that's great. this is a prime location. we need housing. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good evening, commissioners. i am here to speak on behalf of the polk district merchants foundation and live three blocks away and i am acutely aware. could we use another grocery store? maybe so, but we are by no means a food desert and not desperate for one. while all uses will meet pushback, this proposed use would be devastating to the fabric of the community and many of the local owned businesses. and that said, the pdma will support a true housing that brings more neighbors and vibrancy. the original proposal was housing. it is great that amazon has i an announced $15 minimum wages, but we have

online, but now you can shop your favorites in person.a brand-new store called amazon four-star is open on spring street in soho. all of the items here are rated for stars or higher on amazon. >> i buy a lot of things on amazon -- books, a lot of things for the household, pretty much everything. >> reporter: now we can buy everything you never knew he needed now all under one roof. amazon four-star is a curated store with some of the highest rated products on the massive site. everything from toys to electronics. there is kitchen gifts like this pizza peddler and a gold. >> we are trying to create a story that is based on and reflects the taste of our customers. with their loving. there are little many customer reviews around all of the products. is her actual snippets from customer reviews online. they give you that extra bit of information about the product to make it fun and engaging to shop the store. >> reporter: the store also has a section called top-selling around nyc. that features products that are bestsellers for consumers in o

places like the jug shop, which are a legacy business in san francisco. we have to do everything we can to protect our business community. we announced we will be opening another 1,000 shelter beds by 2020 here in the city and county of san francisco. we know we have a crisis on our hands and we know that we have to make smart investments because we see it on our streets every single day. it's effecting the quality of life. it's effecting the business community. we know that many of the people sadly that are struggling on our streets are experiencing a lot of challenges. and we want to thank you. we want to thank the discovery polk community benefits district for its work and its contributions and being partners in this effort to make sure city safer, to make sure city cleaner, and we know that there's so much work to do. this process has brought so many businesses together and i am just excited to be here today to sign the legislation that made it possible. this is your victory. we're going to get to work to make san francisco an even better place for ea

shopping more online.profitable. debenhams just doesn't need as much space as it once did, and it's certainly not alone. 0ver there, that used to be a marks and spencer, until it closed over the summer. debenhams hasn't said which stores it wants to shut, but it's the last thing they need here in slough. like many high streets this year, it's been one closure after another. we lost marks and spencer, we lost british home stores, and if you go along the town, you'll see so many empty shops. if it wasn't there, i don't know what i would do or where i would go to get that stuff. but you do most of your shopping online? i do, i know! guilty, i do, i do. business rates and tax on property isn't helping either. debenhams now pays nearly three times more in rates than it makes in profits. the cost of business rates have just become too high for many retail businesses in deciding to keep a store open. we need the chancellor to take the opportunity of next week's budget to look at the burden of business rates, brin

party city is opening up pop-up shops. this toy city, once a toys "r" us, will become a full-blown toy store after halloween. >> i'm a fan of pop-up shops like this because it's convenient. >> reporter: walmart unveiling what it calls america's best toy shop, products only available at their stores. the competition is fierce because this holiday season is expected to be the biggest one yet, driven by a strong economy and consumer confidence, hitting an 18-year high. jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next, baby surprise. the early favorites on a name fit for a royal. >> announcer: "nbc nightly news" is brought to you by pacific life. protecting generations of families for 150 years. that's the power of pacific. 101. and more than 7 hours later... it )s still shut down. why investigators need more time. they cut the power to prevent a fire... now the danger is gone. so, why is it taking so long to turn everyone )s electricity back on? next. >>> finally tonight, less than five months after their fairy tale wedding,

. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges resident to do their shop & dine in the 49 within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services in the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so we're will you shop & dine in the 49 chinatown has to be one the best unique shopping areas in san francisco that is color fulfill and safe each vegetation and seafood and find everything in chinatown the walk shop in chinatown welcome to jason dessert i'm the fifth generation of candy in san francisco still that serves 2000 district in the chinatown in the past it was the tradition and my family was the royal chef in the pot pals that's why we learned this stuff and moved from here to have dragon candy i want people to know that is art we will explain a walk and they can't walk in and out it is different techniques from stir frying to smoking to steaming and they do show of. >> beer a royalty for the age berry up to now not people know that especially the toughest they think this is - i really appreciate they love this ar

so, yeah, we are a platform for the best independent shop, bricks and mortar shops across 100 towns andu can't find on the chains, so we give them the technology to get online, but more importantly we bring them all together on one platform you can find products on line. so it means they don't have do their own website and you will sort out some of the logistic, the delivery, that kind of thing that is right. everything from inventory management software, to payments and going out to find customers so they don't need their own website. going out to find customers so they don't need their own websitem sounds very expensive when it comes to say trying to compete with amazon, they have one big warehouse, they find everything in that one place, put it in the van and deliver it quickly, if you have to pick up from lots of different shops, get it to the customer it sounds like a headache and expensive. well, there is big advantages to it. you were hearing about asos and the warehousing cost, what is so great about our company is we are using bricks and mortar shops which already exist in high

and how did these two book worms manage to win a book shop in a raffle? and coming up on bbc news, cristiano ronaldo is back in familiar surroundings tonight to face his old club with his new one. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the turkish president has demanded that 18 men arrested in saudi arabia in connection with the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi be put on trial in turkey. president erdowan also said the saudis must reveal the whereabouts of mr khashoggi's body, and who ordered what he described as a "savage, premeditated" killing. the crown prince of saudi arabia, mohammed bin salman, who is suspected by many of ordering the killing ofjamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul, has today met the saudi journalist's son. mark lowen is outside the saudi consulate. did the president's comments give more clarity over the murder? i think they raised more questions than answers. were mike is the body? who ordered the hit god? the turkish leader increase the pressure but stopped short of pointing the finger. some reports

and mr holman just said hey i have a shop i want to design my interior or what happened to. my grandfather built this in one thousand twenty seven twenty eight it was far as i know professor it and not only designed the shop but also greatly contributed to the entire house with us but the guitar do people still come to look at the design or do they make. come for the chocolates. most come for the chocolate lord but some are also interested in the architecture you know and are listed in several architectural guides for them so people want to see that tonight with one board on. it's design isn't the only thing historical about your shop your chocolate is to what something i shouldn't miss as a recommender specialty chocolate. there's only one other manufacturer in germany makes this kind of chocolate mostly what it's produced industrially. i was made by hand you should try it. the barrel is only a couple of months and berlin but the architects. still manage plenty of traces throughout the german capital really excited to see what next year's anniversary bring. africa. taking t

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then we do in the shops.ference, if you are an online retailer, you're getting away with low double—digit annual tax bills, £15 million we talked about earlier on from facebook, whereas you have billions of pounds of riverview, and philip hammond was talking about a digital services tax that the uk can impose an online retailers to try to even things up a bit. interest in this story, tesco calling for an amazon tax, but a few weeks ago they we re amazon tax, but a few weeks ago they were all saying, no, that is unfair again, we have to get on with the competition. you can see the chancellor's point of view because he wants to get money from somewhere, and there have been commitment not increase fuel duty or do this or that, but how do you stop posterity at the same time? you have to get money from somewhere. i don't think a 2% tax. the trends we are seeing anyway, you are seeing the reinvention of the high street into a more experienced —based service rather than buying goods, which is happening increasingly

. >> the mayor proposed an office of cannabis, a one-stop shop for permits allowing operators to grow and sell cannabis. >> he wanted a smart structure. he wanted a regulatory structure that ensured that kids didn't have access and community's were safe and that consumers were safe. and he wanted to ensure, more importantly, it was a regulatory structure that encouraged diversity and inclusivity. >> this is an office that will be solely charged with a duty of wanting not only the policies that we create, implementing and enforcing them, but also executing the licenses that are needed. we're talking about 20 different licenses that will put us into compliance with what is happening on the state level. >> this is a highly, highly regulated industry now, at this point. we have anywhere from 7-10 departments that will be working with these industry participants as they go through the permitting process. that is a lot of work at a loss of coordination. we are creating a permitting process that is smart and is digital. it is much easier for the user and for community input, and is less mire

the shop owner said that was never really the case. it was a simple mistake and a misunderstanding and they want to keep their beloved tenants who have such strong support from the local community including some notable figures. take a look. >> i think its important to keep the community feeling and that's what we've done by pushing this in the last 24 hours. >> reporter: so you're celebrating tonight? >> absolutely. extra wontons. >> i'll take one of those. if he sounded familiar, that's because he is cal announce joe starkey. she's been running the family business for the past decade. she waits tables while her husband cooks in the back and they're trademark has always been quality and consistency. >>> how about caught red handed trying to steal your money. two men were arrested in the south bay after police say they were trying to install credit card swipers to steal your information. this is at world oil gas station in sunnyvale. they were trying to plant those devices inside the gas pump terminals. neighbors reported that suspicio

a lot of us are shopping online.e shopping complex down there. a brand—new shopping complex has opened about 12 miles away recently. that has hit shots here. shoppers will say there is still good reasons to come here, a brand—new university campus that has just opened, a brand—new university campus that hasjust opened, independent a brand—new university campus that has just opened, independent traders and a theatre district, but people will be watching to see if this debenhams store will close. and if it does, we may go elsewhere. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. debenhams has posted record annual losses and said it will close up to 50 stores, putting 4,000 jobs at risk. president trump has called on the media "to stop the endless hostility," after suspected explosives were posted to high—profile us figures. meanwhile, police in new york are investigating another suspicious package — sent to a restaurant owned by the actor robert de niro. hello. now in the business ne

works, no shops. use them! and this one: why do shops close at 5:30pm, when people finish work? make it an early evening experience and then go for a drink. thank you for all those messages. they're all the usual ways of in touch. in a major new report released today, the equality and human rights commission, the body responsible for promoting equality and non discrimination in the uk, is warning that britain is in danger of becoming what the report calls a two—speed society with some groups excluded from prosperity and rights enjoyed by others. in a moment we'll be focusing on some of the specific areas covered in the report with our panel of guests. but first, to get an overview, we'rejoined by rebecca hilsenrath, chief executive of the equality and human rights commission. thank you very much for coming in, and we are particularly struck by the phrase that you are using, two speedh society. explain what you mean. what we have found is good news and bad news. the bad news is pretty bad. some good news on educ

that is where convenient shopping is now.k about that later on, they need to regenerate and they have to rethink.

existing neighborhood shops would be put out of business. please reject the cu unless plans to accommodate a large number of residential units that were initially planned for this site. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioners. good afternoon, evening. thank you for the time. housing, housing, housing. i am not going to repeat everything that my -- a lot of my peers have said. i want to mention that with the special use district which i think some of us are open to, we can do more density and we can get maybe a larger store. there are options out there if you vote this down, which i believe this is a poor project that necessitates a better use for this site. there is indeed an option to work together with folks in the community and make a better project that works for everyone. please do take note of the notes and handout from the jug shop. this is a project one block away that pencils out apparently because the developer just bought it within the last year and is eager to develop it. and i believe this 1600 jackson sit

because a lot of those -- especially the smoke shop owners, they wanted to get into that business and they're told they can't. and i think that's a mitigation. if you're not going to be able to sell flavored tobacco, you know, cannabis is legal now in the city. and they should have first rights of selling cannabis. so i totally agree with that one. >> unless that's out of alignment with california state law. >> i think state law would require you get rid of that license first, so it's the order of the operations. how can they get rid of the -- >> when you're told you can't sell tobacco products anymore, you turn in that license and get another. >> right. >> i have a suggestion. they work with other departments in the mitigation process, and also work with the stakeholders on mitigation. >> i would recommend that the mitigation piece is part of this project plan, which it's not at this point. so i will recommend action item. and the details of which can be discussed between the departments and our office. >> between oewd and the department of public health? yeah. >> if there are self-t

. >>> and it's not even halloween but the christmas shopping wars have begun. stores fighting for your money. how you can ts is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. r cter act of terrorism.targeted by the mailings received in washington, d.c., florida, and the new york area and sent to addresses belonging to prominent democrats including president obama, the clintons, and former attorney general eric holder, as well as here at cnn's new york city studios which were evacuated for several hours today. at least five of the potentially dangerous packages have been discovered since yesterday. no one, thankfully, has been injured. our justice correspondent pete williams has late details. >> reporter: in several states tonight, an urgent search to find whoever is responsible for sending packages with a frightening looking bomb inside. >> the full weight of our government is being deployed to investigation and bring those despicable acts to justice. a acts or threats of political violence of of america. >> reporter: just after 10:00 a.m., police took the extraordinary

. >>> and it's not even halloween but the stmas shopping wars have begun. stores fighting for your money. how you can save. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone from outside th in new york city, one of several addresses here on the east coast targeted by a string of packages that appear to be working pipe bombs. the mar calling it an act of terrorism. the mailings received in washington d.c., florida and new york sent to addresses atncluding prominent demo president obama, the clintons and former attorney general eric holder and here at cnn's new york city studios evacuated for several hours today. at least five of the potentially dangerous packages have been discovered since yesterday. no one thankfully has been injured. our justice te correspondent williams has late details. l > reporter: in severaates tonight, an urgent nd search to fi whoever is responsible for sending packages with a frightening looking bomb inside. >> theull weight of ou government is conducting an investigation and bring those responsi

this study cesc caught our eye, that landlords are stuck with shopping centres and shops that people. we heard about the rise of shopping malls, and now we find that the rossouw suffering. a lot of big, what are called, anchor stores. they have two or three household brands at bank of the entire shopping centre and drive traffic, but has the support, house of fraser, toys "r" us have fallen into administration. mothercare fraser, toys "r" us have fallen into administration. motherca re have closed stores. we are seeing this, that retail both on the high street and an out—of—town shopping centres is suffering significantly from the rise of online retail, and the politicians spend a lot of time talking about her day can deal with this, andi talking about her day can deal with this, and i recall, maybe even five oi’ this, and i recall, maybe even five or six years ago, david cameron commissioned a whole enquiry at an how we can try and stimulate business. do you think it is a losing battle? this is it. people talk about this in terms of television, why don't we have modern live televisi

five centuries later is a simply pawn shop. surely you would say the only jungle the surgery and urgent. sixty years of isolation embargo and lack of resources to force the cubans to carry out ecologically driven policy is eliminating pollution from heavy industries and chemicals from agriculture and industrial fishing. the consequences of this imposed isolation is a heritage both exceptional and surprising. that cuba has remained a natural paradise you need. in the world. but on this island the size of switzerland the downside is that the lack of money and resources has meant cuban scientists have not always been able to extend their research over the whole of the territory. and all of a sudden the march of history sets off again. america. the island's isolation is coming to an end and it's predicted that in the next five years tourism will rise from three to seven million visitors a year for a country with barely eleven million inhabitants neither the population nor the island's ecosystems are prepared for this. along with ed

the shop says he made off with about ten large bears. the owner's daughter speculates the thief's motive may have been love. >> if you're already a thief and you're in the dog house with your woman, then you're going to rob a flower shop. that's a conclusion that we came to. he was probably in trouble. it was her birthday, anniversary, something. that's what he had to do. >> not a cheap burglary though. the shop says in all, the teddy bear thiefrs flowers. >>> a beloved chinese restaurant in the east bay will stay there. to the delight of many. >> in walnut creek, the owner signed a lease renewal to stay. as we reported earlier, the restaurant was told they had to leave after more than 30 years in business. the devastating blow to the owners who after today's developments were overcome with emotion. >> i got so much support. i didn'th support. thank you. >> what whatever a connection. they blamed the new whole foods for squeezing them out. they said that is not and was not the case. they made an honest mistake and want to keep the tenant

more information visit them as the pavement to parks or contact pavement to parks at sfgovtv.or >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges resident to do their showing up and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you shop & dine in the 49 san francisco owes must of the charm to the unique characterization of each corridor has a distinction permanent our neighbors are the economic engine of the city. >> if we could a afford the lot by these we'll not to have the kind of store in the future the kids will eat from some restaurants chinatown has phobia one of the best the most unique neighborhood shopping areas of san francisco. >> chinatown is one of the oldest chinatown in the state we need to be able allergies the people and that's the reason chinatown is showing more of the people will the traditional thepg. >> north beach is i know one of the last little italian community. >> one of the last neighborhood that hadn't changed a

the new shops of camerino. elder feels less lonely coming here when she spends time with her son john luca who runs her shop now. the european union supported the country with a total of one point two billion euros for emergency relief and the reconstructions of shops like this one but the citizens of camerino say they have barely seen any of that money. it's a shared tragedy. politicians don't care about us they don't care they don't think about those who suffer find so . one if the man responsible is look at it he surely the president of the region however insists that his office is doing everything it can. we are doing our best to stay on track and take responsibility for the delay and reconstruction of what we continue to work every day in our region we have a lot of people who are more than one hundred years old and we hope the senora reaches that age as well and can go back home but the historic center will inevitably take the longest to rebuild inevitably meant that to go back in cameroon now. he. goes t

. >> here they are trying to break into the sweet shop.ome on, i get a chocolate craving but i didn't do this. they push up on the glass. the one gives the other the heave-ho. they create a gap and boom. once they finally make it inside they do get away with some and some money. and then they decided to go back. the next day, early morning, around 2:00 a.m., here we are. you notice the one in the hoodie heads toward the back of the shop and then goes running. oh! >> runs through the door. >> yeah. the shop owner heard this, came out, boom boom, that's the day. apparently these dudes have been at this for a while. so reports are that police caught up to them later and arrested five over them. they had hit up several local spots, and this shop owner has just had enough. >>> let's move over to brazil where this is quite a doozie. everybody is chilling, hanging out in the bar when suddenly -- >> that guy has a gun. >> he sure does. >> oh, my gosh, nose deep in his phone. >> this is the funniest thing i have seen all week. the entire bar is on