but, this shop offers much more than just a few sweets in a sweet jar.pencer had a long history here, too. nearly 90 years. that is not enough these days, though. it says it needs fewer, better storage for its long—term survival. —— better stores. but it will leave a big old gap for this town and others to fill. emma simpson, bbc news, bedford. a shopping centre in fife is up for auction, with a starting price ofjust one pound. the postings in the town of kirkcauldy, is owned by a pension fund, and fourteen of its twenty one shops are currently vacant. the sale is the latest sign of the pressures facing the uk high street. family and friends have gathered near petworth in west sussex for the funeral of dame june whitfield. the veteran actor died peacefully last month at the age of 93. her absolutely fabulous co—sta rs joanna lumley and jennifer saunders were among the mourners at all hallows church in tillington. reverend debbie smith who led the service described her as ‘an adorable, much—loved woman, known as a national treasure and a role model to man

shop and dine in the 49. shop and dine. and, you know, san francisco has some of the most incredible small businesses. people come here from everywhere to eat some amazing food. to find unique items and a lot of the boutique stores that exist in neighborhoods throughout san francisco. including the fillmore and west portal, and the richmond, and right here on union street. it is like one of my favorite places to hang out. there is chestnut street with a lot of shops and places. small businesses usually owned by one individual who is probably working the business themselves. and today, we are here to talk specifically about the holiday season and how important it is to make sure that we are supporting the businesses writing san francisco. right in our neighborhood character and part of that, is on saturday, when a lot of us are hanging out with our family and friends and we decides that we want to go shopping, while you don't have to go to the crazy mall and deal with all the parking drama. you can probably walk outside your

so let's talk about what was actually happening in these shops. think about them within this larger context of the civil rights movement, or the black freedom struggle. and again, going back to our point about the master narrative, that if we're focusing on the master narrative, it seemed as though the most important thing was about getting laws changed. and getting laws changed is important. but when we look at the activism of black beauticians, in particular, we begin to see a much more come p plplex and muc nuanced story about what the civil rights movement was about to people every day. and so what are some of of the issues, some of the concerns that black beauticians tackled from their position as beauticians, and from their space as beauty shops? any examples? we can look at, you know, even the women in the chapter, bernice robinson, ruby blackburn, we talked a little bit about vera piggy, what are some of the things that were important to them, the issues that were? >> the administration, especially robinson who one offered to take in voter

the crisis affected the way i shop for brands i now wait for sales. back at the big can stop turkey head office discussions i'm brainstorming on how to weather the economic storm continue thirty years in business betting is no stranger to currency shocks and prices but is aware of the scale of the challenge facing him. turkey are seen big economic crises and in my opinion this one is the biggest so far at least the biggest one i've experienced but we'll overcome it cautious bettin has weathered many storms in his career to bring bacon stock to turkey but with economists warning of the session next year this could be toughest battle yet u.s. president donald trump's travel restrictions on cuba were meant to deprive it from profiting from the american dollar it's his decision to cruise companies for the bad guys had an unintended consequence now even more american tourists shows and they're supporting state rather than private enterprise. if you're an american hoping to visit cuba your best chance of getting there is on a cruise ship u.s. luxury liners

me to join up in a magic shop and disappear to random detectives desk crime scene. criminals don't reckon with. detective superintendent. revolutionizes for easy procedures and just vanishes an extensive record system laying the foundations for. just what it can it's was doing back then was basically the same as today and that's. the metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth. t w. it's no secret that europe's populist and nationalist parties a gearing up to try and make a splash at the coming european elections but who's helping them my guest this week here in brussels is michele bachmann a corporate lawyer who's working with president trump's form a structure just steve brown and to try and coordinate those parties activities there i'm they say is to drive a stake through the hot.

i care and sa go shopping when her eldest daughter visits her they shop together. in the village she meets her friend. whose husband also works in russia like so many men from the surrounding villages but. the next morning she travels to bad can the nearest town the trip takes more than two hours she wants to buy winter clothes for her baby at the bazaar. the bazaar is the only place far and wide where people from the surrounding villages can buy fabric clothing and shoes that suit them. my husband and i used to come here in our car and buy food and other things. now it's harder with the baby. in the end she finds what she was looking for and sent south her home again. our last report takes us to lebanon the country is sinking under huge piles of garbage caused by corruption and mismanagement now some young people are determined to pitch in and change things for the better. the beaches of the lebanese capital beirut could be beautiful if they weren't so often drowning in garbage. it's something these young people want to change with the motto run and clean they com

let's talk about what was happening in the shops. think about them within the larger context of the civil rights movement or the black freedom struggle. going back to the point about the master narrative. if we are focusing on the master narrative, it seems as though the most important thing was about getting laws changed and laws changed is important that when we look at the activism of black beauticians in particular we see a more complex and nuanced story about what the civil rights movement was about two people on the every day. what are some of the issues, some of the concerns that black beauticians tackled from their positions as beauticians and from their space as beauty shops? any examples? look at any of the women's stories in the chapter. we talked about some of them. some of the things and issues that were important to them. >> robinson who offered to take in voter registration cards to their house so the whites would not know who was registering and she became a teacher to be able to read for the registry. >> bernice robi

and i would like to know how people in housing will go shopping. my neighbour who owns a property over $3 million can't even shop there. he complains. we joke about it. you have to take a mortgage out. and that's is just not right. in order to build community, we need store fronts. we need people to make a commitment to us. the commitments they make and the design to bring retail here instead of throwing up their hands and saying -- people are staying online and are not going into the community. we don't go into the community because we don't have retail. and we are a desert. there is no way we should be a desert. we should be a vibrant community that we see in all those plans and dreams that we were waiting to be fulfilled. thank you very much. >> hi. i am a member of the ociicuc and i was part of the selection committee. the landscape has changed since the original bid in 2014. hopefully the profile brought out -- i would like to point out that the original offer on the table was for whole foods at 25,000 square feet. 10 parking spaces two blocks

. >> 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

with chinese medicine shops are forced to close because the second generation cannot legally carry the operating license our livelihood will be in jeopardy but more importantly it will be the end of a taiwanese tradition and cultural icon that it will be a thing of the past it will be difficult for them to emerge again an estimated two hundred taiwanese natural medicine stores shut down every year the total has been cut in half to about eight thousand in the last twenty years taiwan's approach is a stark contrast to china and hong kong where there has been a push to promote and export traditional medicine mounting concern anger has led to protests in the capital taipei now the government says it's trying to find a solution with industry leaders but shop owners fear it may be too late and employees such as lead channeling worry that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of taiwan's culture katia locus of began al-jazeera. and the wintry conditions in china's shining dong province of created an icy spectacular the plummeting temperatures of stop the flow

i do a lot of online shopping now with two children. pressure on retailers who are having trouble making the numbers add up. something has got to give. round the corner, they worry that this one could be next. up the road, they have been doing just that since 1905, so how was christmas? booming. lisa has only owned this sweet shop since september. some people might be thinking, what on earth are you doing, taking on a shop? yeah, it was a bit of an impulse buy. but, this shop offers much more than just a few sweets in a sweet jar. i still believe that there is a need to have a retail experience that isn't sitting behind a computer. marks and spencer had a long history here, too. nearly 90 years. that is not enough these days, though. it says it needs fewer, better storage for its long—term survival. but it will leave a big old gap for this town and others to fill. emma simpson, bbc news, bedford. a shopping centre in fife is up for auction, with a starting price ofjust one pound. the postings in the town of kirkoddy, is owned by a pensi

one of those betting shops —— what have those betting shops —— what have those betting shops —— whatto stop people like yourself, in the role you were assuming, from continuing to gamble? a couple of the betting companies have said they will investigate. 0ne said they would investigate what we found. to be fair, they said that last year as well and they were one of the worst offenders this time round! the association of british bookmakers, which is the body for most british bookmakers, said they we re most british bookmakers, said they were disappointing that mega disappointed in the findings, and so are the group funded by the bookmakers, when it comes to the scheme working, but is the people who run the scheme, they have said they are disappointed in what we found. the association of british bookmakers also pointed us in the direction of some research which they claim said that eight out of ten people with gambling problems have been helped by this scheme. although that was the same research they put to us in 2017 when we did they put to us in 2017 when we did the programme and we

and then leading officers on a chase which ended at the cross-roads shopping center in pleasant hill. before police we're able to place him under arrest they say a standoff ensued for hours. the standoff caused a major traffic backup in the busy area of the shopping center, which is located just off 680. (grant) in berkeley -- (grant) off 680.is located just center, which shopping area of the in the busy traffic backup caused a major standoff the hours.ensued for say a standoff arrest they him under able to place contempo marin. portion of valley and a marinwood, lucas terra linda, communities of and it serves the founded in 1864 district was the school morning. the school district was founded in 1864 and it serves the communities of terra linda, marinwood, lucas valley and a portion of contempo marin. (grant) in the east bay -- 46-year-old francisco lima was arrested after allegedly crashing into an unoccupied police vehicle in walnut creek... and then leading officers on a chase which ended at the cross-roads shopping center in pleasant hill. before police we're able to place him un

and ailing industry the chinese medicine shops that are now in poor health themselves. hello the u.s. military says it carried out an asse strike in somalia that killed fifty two fighters it was launched hours after the group attacked a somali army base. still controls large parts of rural southern and central somalia and continues to carry out high profile attacks in the capital mogadishu and elsewhere since twenty seventeen the u.s. military has stepped up air raids against the armed group in somalia carry out forty seven strikes last year and shabaab is fighting to overthrow the internationally backed government in mogadishu and even baba has this report and a warning you may find some of the images distressing. the bodies of suspected al shabaab fighters lie on the road as somali troops pour over the scene the fighters were reportedly killed in american airstrikes after fleeing from a somali military base earlier had stormed the base three hundred seventy kilometers southwest of the capital mogadishu military officials say six soldiers were killed during the attack

aiming industry the chinese medicine shops that are now in poor health themselves. that i was forty two degrees in perth on sunday not much else happens you can't see anything generated from it's just dry heat there is cloud further east and that has in fact dropped the temp is in various places so it's a generous and pretty big showers around sydney north of camber as well that might be repeated but the heat has gone from perth down to thirty two now and it's running through south australia eventually it'll start to warm places like adelaide have already it's thirty two and it will get warmer this is come tuesday and once again when he was terrified raj across the dawsons due south wales and again towards city in a city where is the rain that you might think this should be the wet season the rain has been avoiding the last friday for a couple of weeks it's on its way just hasn't got there yet as the new zealand well another pretty hard temps across churches ten above average not again on sunday probably for an effect the sea the clouds on the west side the mountain

instead but thousands of shops have shut down in the past twenty years. reports. lead chilling dispenses traditional chinese medicine from this herbal store in taiwan natural medicine shops like this one have been used for generations as an alternative to visiting a doctor but the industry that depends on curing illnesses is dying taiwan's government hasn't issued a new operating license for twenty years jo-ann below he's a just. this profession in taiwan is on the decline it's become a so-called sunset industry older people have slowly left and younger ones don't have a license it's all very uncertain the license shortage started in the one nine hundred ninety s. as the government trying to regulate traditional medicine shops government leaders feared combining western and eastern medicine could lead to unforeseen medical emergencies it was hoped train professionals would take jobs in traditional shops but that didn't happen well pay a limited benefits failed to attract young doctors and now more and more shops are closing down. good shrink who knows her

passengers generally only make a quick trip on sure leaving little time for shopping. and i mean when he planned to buy just one leader of iraq you don't smoke. maybe buy some coffee. if trump's aim was to starve the cuban state of american dollars the plan failed us ships pay the cuban government millions to dock in the capital economists say the policy is actually hurting an unintended group of people . the most effective has been the non-state sector the private sector. known state run restaurants more in the days of u.s. tourists coming to spend both time and money for. we've got a reduction of about forty percent in business compared to last year. in the think of. the number of u.s. tourists in cuba is actually growing despite trams travel restrictions but they're coming into our groups i'm staying only for a short while and the result is that their money is going to state run enterprises i'm not to cuba's entrepreneurs. to turkey now where the central bank has to decide about interest rates later today and that could help put it on inflation the collapse and turk

we're very concerned about preserving union square as a destination shopping centre.we don't want it to be degraded either. we don't want the buildings to be vacant. >> supervisor peskin: they did survey and found a relatively healthy occupancy rate. i think that kind of went into the staff's original recommendation for a strict r prohibition at the third floor. we rhet struck a compromise lan. >> supervisor haney: how floors defined? some of the places have a very open atrium. the second floor might not be up until 40 feet. i'm curious how the floors were defined in instances. >> t >> there are definitions for floors. based on that definition, there's a mezzanine definition. i think in some cases that counts as a second floor. it depends on certain characters of the building. >> supervisor haney: union square boundaries, i understand you have them laid out here. physically where does the union square downtown zone end? does it end at market street? does it capture the west field mall across the street. is not capturing the mall? >> i believe it does extend to west fi

in its 14 specialist shops. realize there is something quite different about it. everything for sale is secondhand. the mall only sells items that cycled,ycled or up meaning items that are broken do reinvented as something new. you can do sustainable shopping, and sweden loves it and the world once it. reporter: the clever thing about this mall near stockholm is its location. it is right next to the city recycling center. a steady stream cars is already coming to drop off unwanted household items. this produces a regular supply of stock for the shops. they sort everything into categories. canmall shop keepers spick things they want toell or use as material for upcycling. one of the most popula shops in the mall specializes in handmade ornaments. this is its best-selling item, made frojaone of leather ets. -- one out leather jackets. >> it is saving the planet. >> you can buy things other people that use anymore. it is good for nature and good for environment. >> in sweden we like to think shopping like this is g

the mouse shop owners have had some rare good news with a presidential decree ending the practice of foreign currency rents but the stores selling solely imported goods whose prices have risen substantially it still remains a struggle to get. our customers remember the prices from last year can clearly feel the increase the higher prices make us get into conversations with our customers about the exchange rate they ask us the reason for the increase and we have to explain the exchange rate situation. on that as i said this makes people think twice before buying. it that's the way it is with other brands too not just ours is a market the answer to the few customers that visit the shop most are just looking to assert crisis is already hitting people's pockets. the crisis affected the way i shop for brands i now wait for sales missing unit back at the beacon store turkey head office discussions on brainstorming on how to weather the economic storm continue thirty years in business bettin is no stranger to currency shocks and prices but he is aware of the scale of the challenge facing hi

the french tobacco or tobacco shop has been an institution for generations alongside their goal loss cigarettes and live to go newspaper customers can purchase cryptocurrency in their neighborhood shop. it seems like there's one on every corner in french cities that about all tobacco shop now the small store was a selling bitcoins vouches can be bought at the counter and later redeemed for the cryptocurrency restriction the buy must be at least eighteen years old. to google because of all those who've ordered the two it's much more advantageous in terms of prices and it's easier in terms of transaction at least you're sure not to be giving your bank card details to malicious websites. the business is a joint effort by french financial start up to play out on the association of tobacco retailers around four thousand stores are already on board and many more are expected to take part kopeck hopes to help recover from its collapse in the last year a lot of people now know and for a while are interested in becoming don't know how to buy it even online it's quite complicated even if even

but then the chinese medicine shops are forced to close because the second generation cannot legally carry the operating license our livelihood will be in jeopardy but more importantly it will be the end of a taiwanese tradition and cultural icon that it will be a thing of the past it will be difficult for them to emerge again an estimated two hundred taiwanese natural medicine stores shut down every year the total has been cut in half to about eight thousand in the last twenty years. taiwan's approach is a stark contrast to china and hong kong where there has been a push to promote and export traditional medicine mounting concern anger has led to protests in the capital taipei now the government says it's trying to find a solution with industry leaders but shop owners fear it may be too late and employees such as lead chillin worry that it's not only her livelihood at stake but also a tradition that's part of taiwan's culture. well as moving the sport has far. thanks very much the asian cup is number one ranked team around have booked their spot in the quarter finals they beat oman

and dine shop and dine the 49. >> my name is neil the general manager for the book shop here on west if san francisco this is a neighborhood bookstore and it is a wonderful neighborhood but it is an interesting community because the residents the neighborhood muni loves the neighborhood it is community and we as a book sincerely we see the same people here the shop all the time and you know to a certain degree this is part of their this is created the neighborhood a place where people come and subcontract it is in recent years we see a drop off of a lot of bookstores both national chains and neighborhoods by the neighborhood stores where coming you don't want to - one of the great things of san francisco it is neighborhood neighborhood have dentist corrosive are coffeehouses but 2, 3, 4 coffeehouses in month neighborhoods that are on their own- that's >> 2:02 p.m. the small business commission and sf gov tv for televising the program life streamed at sfgov.org. members of the public, take your opportunity to silence your phones and electronic devices and public comment is limited to

going to the doctor is a popular choice for people who aren't feeling well in taiwan more and more shops a shutting down known as failed that when they die their industry will to the tail of the un explains why. leave chilling dispenses traditional chinese medicine from this herbal store in taiwan natural medicine shops like this one have been used for generations as an alternative to visiting a doctor but the industry that depends on curing illnesses is dying taiwan's government hasn't issued a new operating license for twenty years jo-ann don't know he's a. if this profession in taiwan is on the decline it's become a so-called sunset industry older people have slowly left and younger ones don't have a license it's all very uncertain. the license shortage started in the one nine hundred ninety s. as the government trying to regulate traditional medicine shops government leaders feared combining western and eastern medicine could lead to unforeseen medical emergencies it was hoped train professionals would take jobs in traditional shops but that didn't happen well pay a limited benefits

hopes his sausage hotel while his shop stay a cut above the rest. and that's your business update thank you for watching. get ready for something new on d w d w news often bringing you stories across the region stories that shape our world. for the news media's africa. h.i.v. positive in many parts of russia it's a terrible stigma but an orphanage and show ya bins takes a different approach. here h.i.b. positive youngsters grow up with kids who don't have the virus. what's the daily routine like for the stand out of the children themselves. sixty minutes on. let me we were wrong when we were. in the percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship to listen. to. us. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the book. rico is in germany to learn german and why not come with him simple online on your mobile and free stuff d w z e learning course nikos for german made easy. time for an upgrade. our furniture that grows all by. our house with no room. for design highlights you ca

find anyone who wants to take over the shop in this era of bricks it trying to make a living selling imported goods from britain seems just too risky i'm not sure who would take the chance at the moment of finding themselves in a position where they're not able to get hold of the stock that's required i mean there is a possibility we thought of ourselves a possibility of perhaps going through ireland because ireland has its own issues at the moment as well so it is just simply not knowing ever since the brics that referendum two and a half years ago britain's leaving the e.u. has been a constant topic of conversation here in broken english in order to remain e.u. citizens many of dale cars customers have taken on german citizenship including the shopkeeper herself what is your view on the brics it oh dear well. my own personal view is that it's a terrible mistake that the u.k. is making simply do not understand the politics behind it all what they possibly thing will be better bracks it is to blame for her now giving up a clearance sale began this week in broken english. bourbon bisq

we have a shopping tip for movie fans the berlin the more a billion a shot. and a viewer takes us to the glamorous seaside resort off the in europe why. my first stop is that so plus perhaps the most famous cinema berlin many important film so for me are here. there was a cinema here in one nine hundred fifty it was destroyed in world war two and rebuilt. in the fifty's. lost was extensively renovated from twenty eleven to twenty thirty today there are seven cinemas here the concept is feel good cinema the back rests are it's just a bill and dreams are served. this is berlin's largest cinema with eight hundred fifty seats i met the managing director hunt through who fled. which internationally known stars have you met here. as here in berlin as for the front a lot of us and german film stars come to the most famous ones were perhaps steven spielberg. tom hanks and they came onto the stage here and said how much they like this cinema he told the disc. ok but in this do they keep to themselves much. when most of the big stars are very friendly some are arrogant

visiting a traditional chinese medicine a shop and sort of going to the doctor is a popular choice of people who want feeling well in taiwan but more and more shops are shutting down and owners fear that when they die their industry will tune out and up as a dog that explains why. leave chilling dispenses traditional chinese medicine from this herbal store in taiwan natural medicine shops like this one have been used for generations as an alternative to visiting a doctor but the industry that depends on curing illnesses is dying taiwan's government hasn't issued a new operating license for twenty years. although he says. this profession in taiwan is on the decline it's become a so-called sunset industry older people have slowly left and younger ones don't have a license it's all very uncertain the license shortage started in the one nine hundred ninety s. as the government trying to regulate traditional medicine shops government leaders feared combining western and eastern medicine could lead to unforeseen medical emergencies it was hoped train professionals would take jobs in traditi

welcome back visiting a traditional chinese medicine shop instead of going to the doctor is a popular choice for people who want feeling while in taiwan more and more shops are shutting down and out is fear that when they die their industry will too gotta love as how they are explains why. leach chilling dispenses traditional chinese medicine from this herbal store in taiwan natural medicine shops like this one have been used for generations as an alternative to visiting a doctor but the industry that depends on curing illnesses is dying taiwan's government hasn't issued a new operating license for twenty years jo-ann don't know he's a name just. this profession in taiwan is on the decline it's become a so-called sunset industry older people have slowly left and younger ones started to have a license it's all very uncertain the license shortage started in the one nine hundred ninety s. as the government trying to regulate traditional medicine shops government leaders feared combining western and eastern medicine could lead to unforeseen medical emergencies it was hoped train professio

it is all about the allure of shopping.how many of you go to the store had tried on something at the lady is like, this looks really nice on you? and you are like, i don't know. it is the idea -- i don't know if you have ever gone to a department store where they give you a nice cup of tea while you are shopping or champagne -- all of you are underaged, so hopefully not a glass of champagne. [laughter] so now as a thing you should go visit like a bloomingdale's or neiman marcus or saks and just go in and experience it. even it is to use the ladies room. it is very different. it is just a little different. but the allure of that makes you feel like you want it. what is lost is that, that feeling of retail, that's lost, and people don't go into stores anymore. so there is like a greater detachment from the worker and consumer. we buy virtually everything online, it feels like. this is why every year stores are struggling to get people to come in and purchase for their christmas and thanksgiving sales. that is in part what the

. >> i believe it is the blacksmith shop. >> okay. so you are concerned that the way the ordinance was previously drafted, it would allow -- >> my understanding, and please correct it if it is incorrect, is it is within 600 feet of another similar establishment. >> okay. that is the concern. thank you. >> thank you. i will bring up planning department staff in a minutes. is there anyone else who like to speak on item two? public comment is closed. maybe we can get clarification on that, unless you need to go back and look up more information. >> 443 folsom is my project, so i am familiar. >> it is in regards to the pending m.c.d. application section of the ordinance which applies to projects which had been submitted for review, and had been under review for some time prior to the adoption of the 600-foot rule. there were three projects we had identified, and then suddenly they are no longer compliant. 443 folsom was under review for a couple of years. it is a historic landmark and so they were going through their preservation review o

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and ready to shop. nats "lets go to the shoe section."he's got a list with everything he needs.nathan simons/fourth grader: "we need probably a size 8 1/2 maybe. if they have any."buying half a dozen pairs of shoes... and a bunch of barbecue sauce. nathan simons/fourth grader:"i mean, it feels good. i wish i could have it myself, but i have to think about other people sometimes."and he's got dad to help him stay on budget. nathan simons/fourth grader: "wanna get as much stuff as i can at the most lowest price." spending his life's savings... nathan simons/fourth grader: "it makes me feel happy and proud of myself."and filling up the cart until it's nearly too heavy to steer.nathan simons:"at least 200 pounds." nathan simons:"it's just hard to give it away. t i'm thinking ahead of myself and thinking about other people." and with everything paid for... father and son are ready to deliver these donations.nats: "you know you're doing an awesome thing, right?"cindi gramenz, development coordinator:"to know that somebody that age is thinking a

. >> shop and dine the 49 challenges residents to do they're shopping with the 49ers of san franciscosupporting 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 >> thank you for broadc

we are in the bake shop right here at mom's apple pie shop. the mayor has joined us and jumped right in with a fork into that apple pie that we tasted earlier. delicious. we've got everybody from the ke shop in here from the pie shop. we have debby, the owner, avis, he her son tyson all in on baking this pie and felix over here working on the apple ere. yum yum. okay. so avis, talk to us about national pie da everyday of the year is pie day for you. >> everyday is pie day for us, but januard is a good day to have a recelebration, if you will. you're done with the holidays. it l been atle dull drum in the beginning of januar y hereou are again ready to celebrate the best of e best, which is pie. >> so you have all the fixes .laid out here tyson is lea wngh the crust. this is the crumb topping. we're going to make, what? what are we making here? >> we have got apple and strawberry rhubarb. the strawberries from our farm last spring, too. >> avis,alk to us abouthe sweetness that you're thinking of furloughed federal workers on this day as we ente

and now from smart shopping to smart sport streaming.ith baskets yet. basketball. it's one of the most fast—paced, high—energy sports around, i've come to look at a new piece w m this new technology removes the need to have camera operators shooting the players shooting hoops. the footage you are watching may look like any normal broadcast coverage, but it's very different. there are very few people involved in the production of this footage. the camerawork and direction is all being done completely autonomously. it is a system developed by an israeli company called playsight. we went along to watch—test the software in a british basketball game between sheffield sharks and newcastle eagles — the first time it was used to stream a live professional basketball game in the uk. part of the automatic production, we have highly and advanced analytic tools, all based on artificial intelligence and deep learning. it means that not only can we track the players and the ball, we can identify events automatically. so the system can track two point

the fire started at the bdal shop. no word on injuries or how it started. >> in san francisco police say the suspect who viciously attacked an elderly woman is behind several other violent crimes. 18 year-old faces multiple charges including attempted murder. elder abuse and robbery. as for the nearly deadly beating of the 88 year-old. she was attacked on her morning walk and robbed of her keys. used to burglarize her home. the suspect also committed a carjacking at gunpoint and two armed robberies on saturday. >> the suspect approached the victim on the same red bicycle, punched the victim in the face and stole her iphone. >> he's expected in court tomorrow. >> a south bay highway shooting has investigators searching for answer. around 11:00 p.m. on 101. the victim drove to the bay 101 parking lot on north first street in san jose. our crew captured video of bullet hole ins the car and a shoe on the street. the victim was shot and taken to the hospital with injuries that aren't considered serious. >> a jewel from the

i think they like different things about shops.interesting things, and they like to browse second—hand as well as new products, and they like that all the products are there to see rather than guess what it looks like when it arrives. i'm interested in the whole market, it's worth £7.5 billion, and rising and rising, who is making most of that money? is it amazon? the stars like george ezra who was number one in albums last year, but who else? obviously the streaming services are doing well, like spotify, netflix and new services like youtube music, they are getting new customers, amazon have the alexa speakers and exciting things driving sales. but there is actually profit being made across the industry and like i say, independent retailers are still doing well. supermarkets are still selling huge volumes of physical product and we have to remember that physical is still worth almost £2 billion of that total. so supermarkets have ta ken billion of that total. so supermarkets have taken over. is that where hmv was losing out to?- t

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