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can't hold the tavern owner liable for damage done to themselves but in this case, casinos -- there'sy they can't continue to allow someone to gamble if they know their drink, or continue to serve alcohol. i do have the -- in my opinion they have a responsibility or their liable -- >> they're not baby-sitters. >> but they're taking advantage of this man. keep serving him drinks. loan him $500,000. >> they make money on drinks. >> do we want society where it's okay you act like an idiot, lose half a million bucks when you're drunk, whatever you do, i was drunk and should be off the hook. is that the kind of society we want? i say absolutely not. >> if you go into a car tealership and you're drunk, they can't let you sign -- >> the bottom line, the casino always wins. you know where i get on -- i'm going to make up for this at the breakfast. >> i love it. >> last year he wasn't even invited. this year chris christie gets a standing ovation. the conservative party and they can change their minds if they want to. >> our ideas are better than their ideas and that's what we have to stand up

. >> i was anying any tavern guilds or business /aeu associations that deal with this, might be good to notify. i think people who are permitted and have having trouble with the patrons, i think this is something that we could get a lot of people to coalesce on would be a good thing because we are in definite need of help in this. >> we could do a couple things. i think we could form a sort of subcommittee that looks at this further and meets with all the people and do that on your own and then bring it back to the entire commission. i don't know if you guys just want to sit and mare inade on it for a little bit and think about the right approach. for now, until we figure that out, i don't know that we need to add it to the agenda at the next meeting. that fair enough? >> yep. >> okay. all right, any other new items you guys want to add for future meetings? okay, let's take public comment. any public comment on our future business items? nope, public comment is closed and this meeting is adjourned. and this meeting is adjourned. thank you and have a [horns honking] announcer: big dre

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. >> captain nicholas only serves fish he catches himself at his tavern.he prepares it himself and is one of the few locals who are critical of light fishing. he prefers to usenet -- he prefers to use nets. >> i don't like it. it's an unequal fight. i don't see what's so exciting about it. it's like killing a sleeping animal. >> nicholas serves fresh column are a -- column mari -- fresh calimari. although they use different techniques, they agree that in a few years time, the only fish that will be eaten here will have been caught i big trawlers. >> only five percent of our fishermen are left here. the young ones are afraid to get into a boat. they prefer to spend their nights in front of a computer. hobby fishing has no future here . >> the next morning, he sharpens his fishing spear. weather conditions are forecast to remain favorable tonight, so with no wind, no moonlight, he will be back out at sea practicing the old tradition is one of the last light fissures -- fissures -- fishers. >> that report brings us to the end of this edition of "european jour

a fire crew returning from a medical call spotted heavy smoke coming from the tavern at lark creek onagnolia avenue in larksburg this morning. firefighters believe the two- alarm fire may have started in an oven exhaust pipe. the century old building suffered heavy smoke and water damage. fire cues say it appears to be structurally sound. >> happening now, california considers are gathered for day two of the state gop convention. a big name has some advice on how to rebuild the republican image. former secretary of state, condoleezza rice addressed hundreds of people in burlingame today. we have a report. >> reporter: hundreds ever state republicans are here this weekend crafting a plan if a -- for a gop revival in california. a ballroom full of republicans jumped to their feet to cheer for the former secretary of state. >> we are believers in the power of the private sector because it is the private sector that is creative and innovative and risk taking. >> condoleezza rice was the day's keynote speaker. >> when i hear people talk about inequality, when i hear people talk about the 1

even when we opened gramercy tavern, we were not thinking 20 years in the future. >> but you were hoping it would be successful, obviously. >> yeah. but when i started cooking, i had no idea that i would be working in new york. i started cooking in new jersey. we do not have a model for a young american chef doing whatever cuisine you are doing. that example of that kind of longevity. >> there was nobody to follow. >> prior to that, you didn't know about chefs. >> getting the cooking job was the last thing you did after you got out of the military before you went to jail. [laughter] it was the lowest common denominator. anybody could wash dishes. you could always get that matter what your education, no matter your luck, no matter what your situation, no matter your location geographically. >> when i told my parents i wanted to cook, i think they had visions of me with a cigarette hanging out of my mouth stirring the sauce. >> look where you are now. rachael, let me ask you this. what would you say was your big breakthrough moment when you finally said, you know what, i am going somewhere

even when we opened gramercy tavern, we were not thinking 20 years in the future. >> but you were hoping it would be successful, obviously. >> yeah. but when i started cooking, i had no idea that i would be working in new york. i started cooking in new jersey. we do not have a model for a young american chef doing whatever cuisine you are doing. that example of that kind of longevity. >> there was nobody to follow. >> prior to that, you didn't know about chefs. >> getting the cooking job was the last thing you did after you got out of the military before you went to jail. [laughter] it was the lowest common denominator. anybody could wash dishes. you could always get that matter what your education, no matter your luck, no matter what your situation, no matter your location geographically. >> when i told my parents i wanted to cook, i think they had visions of me with a cigarette hanging out of my mouth stirring the sauce. >> look where you are now. >> in a suit stirring the sauce. >> rachael, let me ask you this. what would you say was your big breakthrough moment when you finally said,

. >>> fire tore through much of the tavern at lark creek around 3:00 a.m., took firefighters 90 minutes to put out the flames. investigators believe the fire started on an oven fl flue pipen the roof. >>> a life insurance policy, to $2.5 billion, took seven months and 19 insurance companies to hammer out. ♪ ♪ >> thousands of people celebrated st. patrick's day, with the 150th annual parade in san francisco. this year's celebration was a tribute to the irish workers of america. the southeastern one of the largest events in the parade. international business association ranks it the seventh largest in the nation. >>> a different type of st. patrick's day celebration, in chicago, dyeing the river green for the past tbeas years. 53 years. leigh glaser, what's the temperature? >> increasing four or 5° near the coast, winds will shift and cooler scenario for you tomorrow afternoon. live dor dorp credi doppler, bui think it will start to move back in overnight tonight. from our sutro cam, 60 in san jose, 49 in half moon bay. our exploratorium cam, showing you all the lights. livermore 56°. all

civilization you will find probably people were telling each other stories, gathering around at the local tavernor around the fire, whatever, and all participating in that social activity of communicating and entertaining each other, seeing each other songs and telling each other stories. that is the natural way they're supposed to go and it is cool that the internet is bringing us back to that. in the 20th century with broadcast technology, we all were taught to sit on the couch and be passive spectators. but i think we are more naturally inclined to participate. tavis: i imagine some caveman saying, did you hear the one about -- >> i think that is true. tavis: you're probably right. speaking of creativity, you had your rhetorical debut. -- directorial debut. >> it was a movie called "don jon" and i love the experience and i am proud of the movie and how it turned out. it is very different from "hitrecord on tv." it is a satire about gender roles and the influence that media has on how people often objectify each other and treat each other more like things that like human beings and i play a gu

i love catonia and park tavern, foreign cinema so -- and those are kind of restaurants that please everyoneoing to dinner tonight? >> i can't tell you that. >> by the way, we were at the cavalier in san francisco for that interview which is one of bauer's favorite new spots. he goes to a restaurant three times before writing his initial review. he adds the peninsula is the biggest weak spot for bay area restaurants. that's going to do it fours. thanks for joining us for this interview special. we've posted all of our profiles on our website. a great place to see all our segments. go to nbcbayarea.com/theinterview. for our producer and photojournalist and our director will adams, have a great night. see you back here tomorrow. good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man bee got

>> a tavern in portland has had problems with violence since january. the bar claimed koniak drinkers are causing problems. but they say it is racist. the owners say there is a sign to make the bar safer with their lawyer maintaining and i quote, the purchase of these liquors was related to debt pro mental mental -- detrimental conduct. from now on the bar will be serving kittens. that is the cutest thing i have ever seen. now i feel though he is trapped and can't get out. >> he can just fall over. >> sherrod, you are our official correspondent on racism. >> asians, blacks, come to me. >> tell me if this is racist. >> what did they ban? >> hennessey. >> that's my kid's name. >> i don't know if it is racism. black people can drink other things. i think it is fine. serve what you want to serve. you will just miss out on money. >> that's true. if you don't want the money, so what. turn it into a lesbian bar and get all of the dudes out and then there will be no fights. >> then you would lose a lot of money. >> if you get the right lesbians in there. >> do

. >> back in the tiny kitchen, the chef whips up simple foods like this fish dish as well as tavern foodip the classic cocktails with an updated twist. >> the locals will love this. >> >> not fooling around. >> my top pick, the beef, the beef tar-tar. to find out more, go to our website and click on dine and dish. >>> the silver and black holding onto key players. that's coming up next in sports >>> television stars come to the big screen, breaking bad trades meth for speed. martha shade has this week's showing. >> reporter: plenty of car racing, and car crashes in the film adaptation of the video game, need for speed. aaron pauls plays a straight racer framed in the death of a fellow racer. now that he's out of prison he's looking for revenge for his friend's death. >> just left him there. that's what i can't forgive. >> reporter: he joins a cross- country race but the businessman who sent him to jail has other plans. need for speed is rated pg-16. kristin bell returns to her role as teenaged tv sleuth veronica mars. she's grown up and on the big screen. she's a new york lawyer who is h

taverner, cms administrator and sinister to me it will be up this morning. before we get to the program i want to make an announcement, you need for this program. provides an opportunity. today we can put up the slide, today is budget day in washington. it is the day at the white house release is the president's budget for fiscal year 2015. the federation is releasing a new report on this day on national spending trends in health care, and its implications for medicare policy and the federal budget. this report was prepared by a health economist alan dobson updating a previous report that al did for us in june 2013. dobson examined the forces driving the historic trends of health care growth and developed estimates of potential additional savings in medicare if the current trends continue. it has been less than a year now, but much has happened since that last report. there are new, empirical studies and new cms data. most importantly there are new congressional budget office analysis and budget forecasts. all of these are documented in that dobson report. t

even when we opened gramercy tavern, we were not thinking 20 years in the future. >> but you were hoping it would be successful, obviously. >> yeah. but when i started cooking, i had no idea that i would be working in new york. i started cooking in new jersey. we do not have a model for a young american chef doing whatever cuisine you are doing. that example of that kind of longevity. >> there was nobody to follow. >> prior to that, you didn't know about chefs. >> getting the cooking job was the last thing you did after you got out of the military before you went to jail. [laughter] it was the lowest common denominator. anybody could wash dishes. you could always get that matter what your education, no matter your luck, no matter what your situation, no matter your location geographically. >> when i told my parents i wanted to cook, i think they had visions of me with a cigarette hanging out of my mouth stirring the sauce. >> look where you are now. >> in a suit stirring the sauce. >> rachael, let me ask you this. what would you say was your big breakthrough moment when you finally said,

in ocean stirks washington, a bridge collapsed, in crescent city, california, a dockside tavern was destroyed. in hilo, hawaii, 12 1/2-foot waves overran the waterfront. waves in rivers and lakes and harbors caused damage. it wasn't extensive damage but caused damage along the gulf coasts of louisiana and texas. just think about how this massive earthquake just really reverberated around the world. if you look again to the map that has the epicenter here, you would think that the extent would just be where the epicenter lines the felt limits go. but in fact when you account for the tsunami effect, it truly was an amazing, amazing amazing inse where mother nature comes together in a massive and violent way. as we think about the devastation, the loss of life, the lost property, you have to ask the question whether or not anything good can come from a tranl did tragedy like the goody earthquake? the answer has to be yes. we came together to help rebuild the worst-hit communities. we rebuilt them to withstand earthquakes and in locations that are protected hopefully from the ravages of future ts

an irishman on the job for several weeks top showing up responded frequently imbibing in a nearby tavern and was arrested at the construction site or it does incidences were rare as meehan and jones tried their best to higher mend it they trusted. meehan made no secret the first was to be citizens of the country in the second was to come from the same neighborhood as meehan to make it plain. meehan made no secret of his affection for the irish and his disdain for the italians who showed up at the site every morning. one morning he spotted a group of italian men sitting by themselves and speaking only in italian and he knew right away they would not make his list. the italians hold aloof from the others. i told him none of the voters would be employed. i never lost anything by standing by the men who supported me. that was not entirely true. he lost money. the italians would have work for lower wages that meehan didn't care. if i hired italians at $1.20 you would work them for $10 i could make a good deal more money he said but i'm not doing business that way. the first 20 many picked nin

you put that thing on, someone will point you to the tavern so you can find hans solo. jordy from "star trek the next generation." are we going back in time? >> reporter: it all comes together. this one, less than five pounds. the part that's really interesting, it's not just the technology, you can see behind you, see to the sides, eliminate all blind spots, also more aerodynamic. inside, this is actually material they use in nasa so soaks up a lot more perspiration. should be available q-4. back to you. >> keeping motorcyclists safe. >> moving on. you have to watch more sci-fi. >>> i need to correct something. those things can't be the next big thing because google glass hasn't been anything. >> my prediction was this would be the year of the glass. the year is not over. >> yes, it is. >>> in the past year, the dow is up 14%. in the past year, mcdonald's is down 3%. today, same store sales fell in america. what's wrong here? let's bring in peter soleil. jack in the box up 79%, wendy's up 71%, burger king up 49% in the past 12 months. why has there been no appetite for

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addend about 80 bars, 80 tavern's lounges. that type of thing.s for a good time for it, and it's not all baseball centric. and, now. of course we have slinked training in full gear giants and a's creosote depended on your allegiances. there and a little bit of a spring training frenzy and of course after a game here have a lot more waiting for you than just a baseball and particularly media have a significant other you're traveling with and maybe they aren't a baseball fan you could pull them into. >> what about families? >> a great place for families. spring training is obviously just one of them. pretty much every activity i came across or took part in you can do with kids of all ages. >> camelback mountain 3 hiking. depending on the age from a family perspective, of their three you have to know your kids in that respect. that's a strenuous hike three they're going to want to take that on the early in the morning with the cool air. but beautiful. beautiful sunrise. serai situation for the $2 and climbing there to read your not going to do that

understand the honorable gentleman's concern because if you search that took place across these i left the tavern was one of the worst floods in the area for a long time. what is key is to approve the seawall from future flooding. i understand it is working with partners thursday 30 million-pound investment going ahead across reclaimers suppose, which will protect something like 1000 homes. obviously there may be whelmed more that we need to do and i'm happy to discuss with him. >> mary clinton. >> in 2010, the deficit would be eliminated by 2015. >> we cut the deficit and we have cut the deficit. we are getting britain back to work. everyone in the private sector government she asked what went wrong i can give it to one word. labor. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, could we bring with it 100 skilled new jobs? the jobs are in the pipeline. when it gets in the midlands, which is the heart, will my right honorable friend commend our last counsel for helping to deliver long-term economic plan and make it the place of the midlands to do business? [cheers and [shouting] >> i'm always delighted to pay homage

and then mobilizing through black communities, through churches, through fraternal order, through taverns, through local groups to accumulate the backing, to make a demand in 1941, in the march -- imagined march on washington to threaten the roosevelted a energies, franklin roosevelted a, meteorologist to open up employment in the defense industries to african-americans to demand there be no discrimination in employment in companies that have government contracts. that's politics. and that's power politics. but randolph could only succeed there if he could say, we can make this demand, this is more -- this is a demand, not a plea to your good will. so a lot of the story is how to acquire the necessary -- how to acquire the political leverage to make the demand on the state to respond to black working conditions. and the march on washingtonin' 1963, there are -- it's politics, pass the civil rights bill, but part of that is also to raise the minimum wage, to open up coverage of the wagner act, to agricultural workers and domestic workers, and so on and so forth. and then in most -- after t

brotherhood of sleeping car brothers but by mobilizing through churches, through fraternal orders, through taverns, through local groups to accumulate the backing to make a demand in 1941 in the imagined march on washington to threaten the roosevelt administration, franklin roosevelt administration to open up employment and defense industries to african-americans, to demand that there'd be no discrimination in employment in companies that have government contracts. that's politics. and that's power politics. but be randolph could could only succeed there if he could to say we can make this demand, this is more -- this is a demand, not simply a plea to your goodwill. and so a lot of the story then is to acquire -- is how to acquire, and that's the story of black labor activism, how to acquire the political leverage to make the demands on the state to respond to black working conditions. and the march on washington in 1963 there are, it's politics w passed the civil rights bill. but part of that is also to raise the minimum wage, to open up coverage of the wagner act to agricultural workers and dome

a ktvu news assignment editor took this video of the fire at the tavern at lark creek in larkspur.is morning. it did go to two alarms 20 minutes later. the fire chief tells us he believes the fire started in an oven. no one was hurt. three fire units all a.l.ed in putting out the fire. >>> in san francisco, a bar fight ended in a stabbing. police say there was a brawl outside a nightclub near 16th and albean streets in the mission district. one person was stabbed, another person hit over the head. police tell us both victims are in serious condition this morning. >>> tomorrow marks the second anniversary of the disappearance of sierra lamar. the 15-year-old girl vanished while walking to a schoolbus stop near morgan hill. she was a cheerleader at her high school. as they have every saturday morning since her disappearance, a group of dedicated volunteers will fan out this morning to look for her. prosecuters have charged 22- year-old antolin garcia-torres with kidnapping and murder. he pleaded not guilty last month. lamar's friends will remember her tomorrow by dedicating a bench i

buy 18 chainsaws made from a chinese manufacturer, whatever it is i met the founder years ago at tavern on the green when that existed in central park. he's like, oh, i have this new company alibaba. i said, this is never going to work. never been more wrong about anything. >> we saw him two weeks ago in new york. and he, well, anyway, the point that i was just going to make is that -- >> you have to imagine that everyone is courting him at this point to try to get a part of the ipo. >> there's six potential underwriters trying to do this crazy thing. they are not claiming anyone is the lead underwriter. we'll see if that happens in truth, but i think the larger question is what this means for yahoo! in that do they sell their shares, how do you actually value yahoo!. and if the price actually makes sense right now, it's an indictment of yahoo! itself. >> a yes for you, what are the investment banking capabilities of the chinese national banks? china construction, i have no idea. >> they can't -- look, the thing -- >> could they do it? >> well now they really can't do it because they ar

and the club called the green dragon tavern and they actually you know thought up this plan to dress like native americans and sort of stage a populist uprising you know by going onto a boat and throwing tea off of the wow and just their control of the media a lot of the things just wouldn't happen the way it did if you know you know or or the masonic control you know benjamin franklin own several newspapers and actually spread propaganda about british soldiers you know to to fan the flames during the revolution of course we know the foundation of d.c. is one giant masonic symbol and there's the arts apparently ironically that friend yeah let's put it like tronic music why do you think more electronic musicians aren't more politically inclined don't have more of an eat those inside and outside of their music. that's an extremely good question it's it's becoming increasingly rare to find really in any music but it's it's really bad in electronic music and i say bad i just mean that it's almost impossible to find any modern electronic music that hasn't yet those besides just period esc