so i visited it and it has 32 choices of drip coffee and x press drinks, tea bags 12 choices and sandwiches and baked goods. but we did a survey with our customers we asked two things similar is our try tea that is served. and how many choices the customers have in the financial district to depreciate with we have surveyed and in the results our customers said our try was very different. i think it's not the exact the same. and then second example that was given was tot to jam juice. they do sandwiches they have cakes and use cream they have an extensive menu and again try tea is one on the menu. i'm going to address the congestion for the letter itself doesn't give any details as to why we will be adding congestion to that location so i'm going to address some of the things that might have been considered. we do have a - we're not near a cross section. we are not a traditional food caterpillar in the first diagram you can see the times and days we sell our products is usually in the morning and in the afternoon and the second ones if we take one day you can see the distribution of who we s

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a tea bag helps. a steak can get your eye infected.>gretchen: maybe the theory was the steak was frozen in plastic so it would be like a bag of peas. would it be okay then? >> i'd stay from it. cook it and eat it on the barbecue. >>gretchen: let's go to our favorite prop of the day which is the paper bag. does this actually work? >> this one isn't ridiculous. this one is dangerous. first of all, why are you hyperventilating? it could be you're having a heart attack, panic attack. if you use the bag you get more carbon dioxide into your lungs, you'll get more anxious and confused and you could pass out. a dangerous idea. you have to figure out why you're hyperventilating and calm down. >>gretchen: i remember hearing if you got a burn you're supposed to rub butter on it. >> it's the opposite. take that butter and put it on the steak, not use it on the burn. burns are hot and oilm the oil. you need to use something to cool the burn down like ice. like alloy or silverdine cream. you do not want to use butter on a burn. >>gretchen: somebody

the targets show a silhouette of a person wearing a hoodie, holding a can of arizona iced tea, and a bag in a pocket. >> he offered a target that look like travel and martin the officer rejected. "something like that" >> benjamin crump, the attorney representing martin's family, says the sergeant's use of the target was "absolutely reprehensible." there is a train derailment. details on our morning news, coming up the police are on the scene to restore traffic as soon as possible. >> background checks raise the question about how to determine if a person is mentally ill. many recent suspects in shooting rampages had mental health issues. yet were still able to obtain guns. athena jones has more. >> reporter: james holmes in colorado, jared loughner in arizona, seung-hui cho at virginia tech, all with mental health problems and all able to buy guns to kill. background checks stop others like them? >> the common ground rests on a simple proposition and that is that criminals and the dangerously mentally ill shouldn't have guns. but it's not simple at all for one thing who's considered dang

the targets show a silhouette of a person wearing a hoodie, holding a can of arizona iced tea, and a bagf skittles. that's what martin was holding when he was shot and killed by neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman. >> he offered one of our other officers our target. it was the silhouette of martin. the officer rejected. and he said that he should put them back into his car. >> the lawyer representing martin's family says, the sergeant's use of the target was "absolutely reprehensible." port canaveral is about 50 miles southeast of sanford, florida where martin was killed. >> procrastinators. your time is just about up. tomorrow is tax day -- the deadline for filing annual income taxes with the i-r-s. the agency says 97 million americans already submitted their tax forms by the first of this month. about 90 percent were done electronically, and the average refund is two- thousand, 755 dollars -- down about 40 bucks from last year. if you owe taxes this year but you're not ready to file, you'll need to pay at least 90 percent of the amount due when you apply for an extension. oth

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not know how many times i have seen a picture of somebody holding, wearing a tricornered hat with tea bagscodepink has tried to play into the media stuff very aggressive the. at the democratic national convention, you recall there were dancing vaginas. they wandered the streets. i saw that because that was an interesting visual. host: you mentioned the tea party patriots -- they have a news stream. one of the story today is congress spends like it is going out of style. congressman spend, they said the huffington post reported that outgoing members of the house give large bonuses to their staffs. it is one of a number of articles in a ticker they have. to oregon we go. curtis is on our independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. thespect social media and power of the internet, because in this day and age, it is a solution to a couple of important problems. one of the biggest problems i see is the propaganda machine that has been in operation for years, since before world war ii. this propaganda machine that convinces people that activists, the social groups are not what they re

of skittles be as frightening as a real life bag of skittles, and when confronted by iced teas useless. take down that beverage or perish trying. i know the stand your ground law was created to correct florida residents from affablo black teenageers. but what about roving bans of elderly people, and parents forcing children to go to the epcot centerrer and you're denying them from growing up in florida and having their votes suppressed. commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> john: the factory explosion in west, texas last week that killed an estimated 14 people and injured 200 was a disaster and a tragedy but should not have been a surprise. according to the daily beast residents of west had speculated

shooting range depicting the silhouette of a hooded figure in a sweatshirt carrying a bag of skittles and a can of iced tea. this will sound familiar because it's the resemblance of trayvon martin all from that case when the 17 year old was shot to death in february of 2012 by a neighborhood watch volunteer. trayvon was in a hoodie carrying iced tea and skittles. king appeared to explain his actions in a youtube video posted over the weekend but nbc has not verified this is indeed king. >> the target was something that i viewed as an example of a no-shoot situation. while others used it as a novelty, i view it as a tool for scenario base ed firearms training. although targets were never used but i did possess them for those training it reasons. >> joining me is attorney benjamin crump. it's good to have you back on with me. nbc is yet to confirm that video is indeed from king himself. however, jonathan capehart did an editorial in today's "the washington post" about this story in which he says king never explains why he has a no-shoot training aid at a shooting range and while king may have viewed the targ

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