>> the bar. >> the bar's the best.ery early on, what looks like to be the flaw in this business, too much floor space. you're not a wine discount depot. not enough tables. i don't know that the space is too big. i think the use of the space is wrong. you can cut the retail store in half. your margins would change so dramatically if you could do more wholesale over the web, a little less retail space 'cause you're not getting it anyway, and get to that bar easier. the bar and restaurant has the highest margins in the entire business at nearly 40%, and it makes up 14% of the revenue. the problem is, it only makes up 10% of the square footage. i want to focus on the high margin business, the bar and the restaurant, and minimize the amount of space dedicated to the low margin business, the wine walk-in retail business. i know that if i can add tables and chairs, my margins will go up immediately. but as an owner, you have to be there to connect the dots. the problem that exists today here, there's no leader, and the owners

giants tickets and i'm here to support them he go to the giant game later i believe that sparks raises the bar for what the country should be and the excelsior will benefit by the sparks community thank you. thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon i was first introduced to spark while i was a resident of my free compassionate care because of sparks being able to educate me with patients with my schedule between doctors and i was able to say i was a former resident of my tree not to take away anything in my tree has done but spark continues to support me and i receive well, my medicine i believe that the fact that you know in another location with more staff will allow them for further outreach and get to more people in need that can't get out there directly to the dispense thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi my name is me i am totally opposed on this event >> (speaking foreign language.) >> >> is very inconvenient for me to go in and out of the area. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> let's say if i have to go on a night shift plus my children has to be going in and out of the neig

after the shooting councilman sam liccardo is working to shut the bar down immediately. >> i want an injunction to shut this down because of the safety risks to the community. what lawyers call it is nuisance. and the question is whether or not this is sufficient nuisance to give a judge the reason to shut a business down, which is a very high bar. i certainly believe it is. >> reporter: we reached out to the operators of el torasco for comment but received no response. as for rico mendes, he says neighbors should not have to wait until december 16 toth feel safe in their homes. >> that's six weeks of hell to live through. >> reporter: you can see the bar behind me. i check the records. in the past two years, police have been out here dozens of times to respond to calls of shootings, assault with a deadly weapon, and felony hit and run. >>> are you ready? how about those giants? the team arrived in kansas city awaiting a date with destiny as we say around here. the team's buss left this morning from at&t park a day after madison bumgarner's impressive complete game shutout. team s-- g

we've seen multiple people almost die at our doorstep directly because of the bar. shooting stabbing, prostitution, drug use. it's been horrible. >> reporter: and harry also lives near it. >> there has been fighting and problems. >> reporter: we reached out to the owner for comment but dud not receive a response. they petitioned the city rules committee to do something about the bar. mendez said he just learned they are forcing the bar to close december 16th. it's a victory for the neighborhood but wants to see it shut down earlier. 92 that's six weeks of hell and all that could happen is have a bullet go through our wall while watching television and end our life. >> reporter: on monday, they plan to speak to the state attorney's office and see if there is a way to shut down the bar immediately. >> thanks. for the first time the florida highway patrol is addressing a scandal involving one of the dublin office accused of stealing nude photos off the cell phone of a young woman he arrested. annette, what do you have to say? >> the golden gate division has jurisdiction

a security guard at the bar was shot four times. ght but the security guard was wearing a bulletproof vest and is expected to survive. neighbors in the city want to shut the place down. >> this recent incident gives us the basis for finally getting an injunction to shut the bar down. it's really about what we can persuade a court to do. and with this kind of violent incident i feel much more confident that we'll have a judge who'll grant an injunction and shut this bar down. >> that court hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. the city has already said it's going to pull the bar's liquor permit come december. owners of the bar have declined to comment. >>> after an nobs by area follow-up, the tap water in san jose is now safe to drink again. this is the word from state water leaders this weekend, who lifted the boil water notice for several san jose streets. the san jose water company says that flushing the problem from the water main and taking water samples. both friday and saturday. the water company says it is personally delivering t

city to shut the bar down immediately. in the past two years, police have been called out here to respond to reports of shootings, assault with a deadly weapon, and felony hit and run. neighbors are fed up with el torasco bar and one city councilman is asking that the bar be shut down immediately. this afternoon, el torasco bar on 13th street in san hose quiet. friday night, this video shot by a neighbor shows just the opposite. a chaotic scene outside the bar after a security guard was shot four times at point-blank range. he was wearing a bullet-proof vest and is expected to survive. rico mendes lives a few feet from the bar and says friday night's shooting is not the first. >> we've seen multiple people almost die at our doorstep directly as a result of the activities of the el torasco bar. shootings, fighting, stabbings, prostitution, drug use. it's been horrible. >> reporter: so horrible, for months he and more than 20 neighbors have been pleading with the city to shut the bar down. as a result, the state is expected t

investigators say a security guard was shot four times outside the bar. that's on 13th street in san jose. the guard was wearing a protective vest. doctors say he should survive. police are still looking for the gunmen. neighbors say shootings like that happen all the time. many of them petitioned the city rules committee to do something about that bar. it just received word the city is forcing the bar to close on december 16th and neighbors do consider it their victory, they want to see the bar shut down sooner. >> that's still six weeks of hell to live through. all take into accounts is one bullet to come through our door or window or wall that could end our life when we're just watching television. >> we reached out to the bar operators for a comment, but did not receive a response. >>> the group says there's no place for the promotion of hatred against any race. the ceo of city sightseeing san francisco released a statement apologizing for the actions of the now former employee. >>> much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, why family members of

. >> so i remembered an establishment prior to yourselves it's in the back there's a bar in front of your place correct. >> right. >> so i don't know there's a lot of activity in the front so if nobody knew you were that the back. >> that's true it's a popular spot called the islands 32 our building is the same building we you see if you're standing in the front you see their bar not ours we're hidden in the back. >> commissioners any more questions? go ahead and will the doors to each one of the karaoke rooms have windows or - >> yes. with the abc license we have doors that's open 2 by 4 feet there's no lock on the doors it's very visible from outside no obstruction from the windows added any given spot. >> very good. thank you. >> i don't see any more questions or comments i'll invite the police to come on up. >> good evening. i'm officer 80 business i have not been here in a while with comma i've met with mr. lee today i've met him numerous times in the past i do a lot of bar visits he's tenth he's not had complaint we'll have will complaint in island 32 so in front of of the area

we were so the next one doing business as as a bus stop one of the oldest family owned bars in the city on union street they've had a billiard permit and want the music and the family have been involved in the union street you'll find letters of support i believe we have one letter of opposition e opposition and the union square approval the good neighbor policy that requests the backdoor closed with live entertainment. >> hello, welcome. >> again, thank you. >> would you like to tell us where why you're applying. >> we're doing something like during the happy hour maybe a jazzy thing to give more vibe to our place the street and it is just kind of it's a good permit not past 10 so not going to get out of control and we're looking to enhance our business that's pretty much it. >> all right. other questions for applicant? commissioner >> you're going to be okay with the backdoor being shut. >> yes. >> are you going to be booking the band user. >> myself or our manager japantown's. >> and the outreach you did how what was that conducted i don't know if you have the union square go associa

the bar may be forced to close for good. >> reporter: police sirens ring out at el tarasco bar in san this video was taken just after a security guard was shot point- blank after his attempt to break up a robbery outside the bar. >> when i came out immediately and i saw him laying there, saw husband bullet wounds i began filming. >> reporter: rico mendez is the man behind the camera. >> any time you see someone nearly die in front of your face, it is a difficult thing to watch. hearing the screaming of the man who was shot. hearing the crying high school children watching as he got shot. it is a hard thing to take in as a person. >> reporter: the bar has a long history of attracting crime. so bad that the city has tried to shut it down in the past. the department of alcoholic beverage control is pulling the bar's alcohol permit in mid december, but with the open drug use, prostitution, and stabbings right outside his door, mendez says that is not soon enough. >> we don't deserve to live near a place like that. >> reporter: police are still looking for at least two suspects who ran off

. >>> giant's fans are sternly is basking in gloat of the team's big victory. >> bars were packed as he team grabbed a victory in st. louis. here is a little bit of what is sounded like across the city tonight. [ applause ] a lot of screams and high-fives and hugs. kutv's debora villalon watched the game at kezar pub in san francisco and it was quite a night. deb. >> reporter: it was fun. that was the jampacked kezar pub you just saw. the crowd going wild with the win and the confident way the giants went about it from the very start. >> [ applause ]. >> reporter: those were the second inning cheers as the giants got on the scoreboard and then kept the cards off it for the rest of the game. fans never took it for granted though, they know st. louis fights andfides a way just like their guys. so there were nervous moments even with mad-bum on the mound. still the magic of evening years, 2010, 2012 and 2014 seems to give everyone a lot of optimism going into game 2 and beyond. >> kezar is one of the best sportsbars in the city. so it was obviously rocking, but the city city has a good n

it was to say the least a run down old neighborhood bar they did a suburb job of renovating the space they took a dive bar with a neighborhood feel and good respiration at ma drom and the mission has no objections to the permit and welcomes them to the neighborhood. >> can i just ask you i wanted to talk to you about a couple of things so i understand why you want security to enjoy the the police if an incident happens within the vicinity of the bar and that should complaint noise arises from the neighborhood that pops shall contact the mission station i buildings why i want them to work with you that's number 5 and 8 and number 9 and i appreciate that you would like to work more with the organizations but i'm wondering like are those things should be put on conditions of the permit or should they be things - and those 3 conditions have passed in the permitting process prior every permit has passed on the permits there are more cooperative approach vs. we're going to come and have to be knocking on your doors are my doors open and your doors ope

existed and the hope that my family and i have is that spark and their organization will actually raise the bar in how a dispensaries will be operated. >> next speaker i'll call more names (calling names). >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, i'm susan i come from the excelsior home of my husband who suffers with p t s d and my father-in-law on london street as a punishment caregiver for mire 94-year-old faurnl i've become a member of several ms. curls i've let my membership lapse and sad to say many collectives are more like head shops spark is oppose it is patient and medicine driven the staff is knowledgeable and sparks has acupuncture and support groups this past tuesday the new york times highlighted the toil of the catastrophic obtaining medicine for one of my patient a benchmark dispretty soon is one that is well-staffed and clean and come impartiality it experience is what the medical cannabis people deserve that's spark they've set the highest standard and mites sincere hope and my patients hope you'll approve this in a neighborhood that is lacking in a reputable resources thank you

personally to the bar maybe i can take the speaker off the bar or pad it some way or get a sound guy in less work together to mitigate the issues so the neighbors shop claiming that's been really effective. >> are there any other okay. thank you - is there any public comment on pops house seeing none, public comment is closed the matter is with the commission. >> all right so i move to approve and the only wording in the police conditions i want to change is item number 3 the word employees should be changed to manager that's my motion. >> do we have a second. >> i'll second. >> all right. so on the motion to approve. >> hold on i do want to say i did want to have that conversation about the permit i'll say we have said that employees are responsible inform assess and operate the surveillance video and the reason t is if the police medical cannabis come and the manager is not there so we're going to make them have those the employee should be able. >> our good neighbor policy says if someone in charge a manager with the cell phone has to be on site at all times when the permit is bein

now, what about going beyond the american bar? you know that there are dozens of law organizations and associations across the country. i'm thinking about widening our approach so that we can begin this discussion with them working off of the good initial work that you started. >> well, he appreciate the question. and again, i think your point is well taken. as a former president of the national district attorney's association, i know that district attorneys across the country are very concerned about this project and are very interested in what the results are that we just finished. i know we're going to be having conversations about this. i know state prosecutors associations are going to having and are always concerned about collateral sanctions.ng and are always concerned about collateral sanctiong and are always concerned about collateral sanction and are always concerned about collateral sanctions. and the effect it has on not only the offender but on the community. >> you're giving prosecutors a great new description here. i

a man that they say was working for the bar as a security guard was shot point-blank many times just right across the street here. and amazingly that man is recovering from his injuries. now here's some video that was taken last night just moments after shots were fired. san jose police say that security guard was trying to break up a robbery when he was shot. police are searching for at least two suspects who ran off. surrounding neighbors tonight were still disturbed by what they saw and heard. >> anytime you see somebody nearly die in front of your face, it's a difficult thing to watch. hearing the blood curdling screams from the guy who was shot. hearing the crying, high school children that were watching as he got shot. it's a hard thing to take in as a person. >> reporter: the city is trying to step in and shut down the business before. at this point the department of alcoholic beverage control will pull the bar's alcohol permit by mid-december. and city council member and mayoral candidate sam la car doe has been vocal. he says he'll be speaking with the city attorney on monday

and if you look at the age distribution, the bars on the bottom shows that among the 18 to 24-year-old group, san francisco which is an orange has fewer women compared to the state and then at the 85 and older all the way at the top we have more than the state's average. >> women in san francisco, are highly educated with over 50 percent being holding a bachelor's degree or a graduate degree and this is much heighter than the state wide, over the 30 percent of women hold the bachelor's or the graduate's degrees, the women in san francisco, are highly likely to have health insurance and this graph shows the present of 18 to 64-year-olds who are uninsured and so on the left you have california men and women and on the right you have san francisco men and women and you will see that shortest bar represents san francisco women, and with only 13 percent unininsured and so they are taking advantage of their employer responsered public or private insurance options. >> the birthrate in san francisco among women, is generally, lower than that of the state, and so if we look at the group of bars

mayor and i can't tell you how happy i am am to be here san francisco is once again setting the bar for emphasis economic agenda we're doing it together. i'm proud to be here with the mayor the buyer board of supervisors, labor our nonprofit leaders and the chamber of commerce. united to bring forward a proposal inform the voters of san francisco the most progressive and strongest minimum wage proposal in this proposal all san francisco employers will be paying $15 by 2018 this is pure wages that san francisco workers will be bringing hoyt home despite setting the prototype in the city in the last two years in particular we've been seeing a widening inflict gap between our lottery and highest paid worker no one should be left behind an economy that is so successful some be able to benefit. when the mayor and the board committed to creating more jobs in san franciscan it was not about creating just any jobs but with health care it was not only allowing our workers to afford to live in santa fe san francisco but support their families i want to acknowledge the labor and workers they've be

suspect, isw, the behind bars. investigators are looking for more connections between graham'ss disappearance and the 2009 death of virginia tech student morgan harrington. >> former first lady maureen mcdonnell is asking for a delay sentencing. she was convicted of nine corruption charges last month. former governor mcdonnell, was convicted of 11 of 13 charges. maureen is seeking a sentencing hearing february 16 instead of 6 next year, because apparently one of her lawyers has a scheduling conflict. whether the judge will approve the change. the nflonly week 6 in season, but for redskins fans, last night's bumbling loss to arizona cardinals feels more like it could be a big nail if in the coffinnail for the season. sports director tim now here us. >> whoa, whoa! >> i'm not the only guy saying this. >> you said it accurately a few minutes ago. it's gloomy outside, wet outside. it's monday and they lost again. here's the deal. there's no question jay breud -- shaking his head. it's still field position and execution.

complicating matters, the bars on the window prevented access to the shop. crews had to remove the bars first and if that wasn't enough, they faced another challenge. >> the closest fire hydrant is about a thousand feet from here. once we were able to get that, we called a second alarm immediately and were able to get personnel here to put the fire out. >> the fire was under control about an hour and a half later. s a you said, up to 40 -- rather 70 motor cycles were destroyed. no one was inside the store so no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. now chief williams did say that arson is not suspected at this point but they are looking into old electrical wiring in this aging building to see if that caused the start of the fire. >> a lot of people in the camden area familiar with that place. thanks a lot. >> it is 6:06 on your monday. time to check your forecast. a view looking at the bay bridge as we get ready to start our look out. it's been kind of cool in the morning. we've been pining away, wanting fall to be here,

the letter also barred the company from telling anyone. now the judges will decide if the gag order on the letter is constitutional. >>> the ebola epidemic could end up costing $32 billion. that's if it spreads to neighboring countries in west africa. the world health organization estimates that ebola has killed more than 3400 people and infected twice that many. in america, thomas eric duncan died from the virus today at a dallas hospital. he may have contracted ebola while in liberia. >>> the bay area got quite the show overnight. we'll have a look at the total lunar eclipse next. >> and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, at 888-5- helps-u. volunteers are there right now. >> we'll be right back but first here's today's bay area jobs report with steven greenberg. >>> for many people the job search is now going long distance. of all the job searches done each month in california, more than 22% are for jobs out of state. many are targeting neighboring states like arizona. but texas and new york are the

>> the chin has to hit the bar, his body has to remain completely straight and the elbows must be lowered completely. >> i didn't realize you didn't have a mike on because you didn't have a shirt to put the mike on. nevertheless, let's see what you've got. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> here we go. cain, are you in position? is he starting out right? >> he is. >> three, two, one, start. we'll be live streaming, today.com. see how it turns out for the

. >> some of the challenges we faced were, one, the building was well secured. it had barsthe windows. the other was that the fire hued rant was so far away on this bezy street of camden avenue that it took a long time for us to lay line in order to get the water supply to the engine. >> you can see here the fire hued rant was about 1,000 feet away from the burning building. another problem? more than 50 motorcycles and atv's inside the burning repair shop. >> we never made the entrance of the building because of the amount of fire associated with the particularly 75 bikes that are inside. those all have rubber tires, gasoline, oil, things that are very flammable, so the fire had a very good start before we got here. >> reporter: firefighters knocked down the fire in an hour. tonight crews are boarding up the windows, as investigators try to determine how the fire started. >> fortunately, no one was hurt. camden avenue was closed down for a couple of hours while firefighters fought this fire and then mopped up afterward, but it is now reopened tonight. reporting live in san

now, what about going beyond the american bar? you know that there are dozens of law organizations and associations across the country. i'm thinking about widening our approach so that we can begin this discussion with them working off of the good initial work that you started. >> well, he appreciate the question. and again, i think your point is well taken. as a former president of the national district attorney's association, i know that district attorneys across the country are very concerned about this project and are very interested in what the results are that we just finished. i know we're going to be having conversations about this. i know state prosecutors associations are going to having and are always concerned about collateral sanctions.ng and are always concerned about collateral sanctiong and are always concerned about collateral sanction and are always concerned about collateral sanctions. and the effect it has on not only the offender but on the community. >> you're giving prosecutors a great new description here. i

>> reporter: dawn, that attack in the bar sent everyone in that bar scrambling last night and tonight police are scrambling looking for this suspect who they describe as armed and dangerous. that fact has folks who own businesses polling that busy corridor worried about the impact on their businesses. >> it's not going to be good for us. it's not going to be good for our business. >> reporter: businesses along this stretch of market street in upper darby are struggling to make a buck each day. so the last thing merchants like hair salon owner me lane today madison wanted to hear thursday was news about a near fatal stabbing at this bar on this block. >> we need our clients and we're trying to build up our salon and we want our people -- we don't want our possible to be afraid any more. >> reporter: this was the scene caught on tape inside the la cantina bar wednesday night when a man pulled out 95, stabbed bar patron in the neck and fled. >> we're concerned. he's got a knife and we want to get him off the streets. >> reporter: police came to the scene and quickly attended to the victi

the fire out. >> now, there were bars on the windows. and that made it too dangerous to send the firefighters inside the building. they had to attack from the outside until they could get the bars cut away. more than 50 firefighters worked an hour to knock down those flames. cause of the fire under investigation. >>> across town, the san jose fire department was also called to the storage unit on story road. in fact, this was actually the third fire crews responded to last night. another fire was sparked by candles on a porch. >> i am just loving every second of this so far. i'm just trying to soak it all in, enjoy the moment and go giants. >> yeah. go giants is right. another world championship so close that giants fans can taste it. the orange, the black are now just one win away from a third world series championship in five years. and boy, could we use a nap? >> everyone could. staying up late. look at this. the team on the move, the players and coaches on those buses headed for sfo. the giants are catching a bus to the airport and o

complicating matters, the bars on the windows prevented access to the inside of the shop. crews had to remove the bars first and as if that wasn't enough, they faced enough challenge. >> the closest fire hydrant is about a thousand feet from here. we called a second alarm immediately and we were able to get the fire out. >> up to 70 motor cycles were destroyed. no one was inside at the time of the fire. no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. chief williams doesn't believe that arson is suspected at this time but they will look into whether old electrical wiring may have played a role in the start of the fire. >> thank you very much. >> you notice nanette bundled up out there. i thought it was crisp outside. >> it is a little chilly. definitely started to see that reflected in our daytime highs as well. our days are getting shorter. guess what? this sunday you get to sleep in for one extra hour. my gift for you. daylight saving time. 48 in san jose. good morning to you, san martin. get out a coat. it is chilly out there. we are going

the driver was hurt and so were 12 people inside the bar. police say the truck was stolen and the suspect had a suspended license and active warrant. >>> the flowing lava on the big island of hawaii is getting closer to homes in the area. right now, the lava from kilauea volcano puts 50 homes in jeopardy. they're making arrangements so the homeowners can watch as the lava burns their homes. officials believe this may provide closure to those whose homes are destroyed. the red cross is opening emergency shelter, meanwhile, for people forced to evacuate. >>> we're watching some clouds move through the area, but you don't need your umbrella today. in fact, grab the sunglasses if you're heading out the door, you won't need them right now, but once the sun ais is up you'll s some clouds. humidity 74% and that's comfortable and about five degrees warmer in philadelphia. in fact, the entire area is warmer. this is a live view from here at the nbc 10 studios. the wind has finally died down and will stay light today. 40s north and west and potstown 48

we'll take a look at the massive show of support. >> and a thrill seeking tight rope walker raising the bar in every way. >>> protesters in st. louis, missouri, in ferguson are branding this weekend a weekend of resistance. thousands from around the country are taking part in rallies and marches. >> justice for mike brown. the organizers here have done a great job so far. >> the officer who shot the unarmed teenager has not been charged with a crime. grand jury is now reviewing evidence in that case. >>> new health measures are now in place at major u.s. airports in stopping the spread of ebola. coming up next next thursday, stepped up screening will zasta at four other international airports. there are photos of customs agents with the equipment they are using to screen passengers. passengers from liberia, sierra leone, and guinea were screened by taking their temperatures. >>> no matter how many of these procedures that are put into place, we can't get the risk to zero. that will not be the case, but this additional layer should add a measure of security and assurance to the american publ

the seven workers who were closing up the bar at the time were terrified at the time. they lost all of their personal belongings, their wallets, i.d.s, phone, house keys and then corralled and put in a house freezer. they are hoping the public can help find the guys that did it. the bar louis opened up for business following the overnight heist after the first of seven workers were threatened by armed men as they exited the backdoor of the bar. >> approached by three to five hispanic or black males wearing ski marks. they had a hand gun, stun gun and large butcher-style knife. >> one of the workers not want be to be identified talked how they were confronted. >> the employee says that staffers were roughed up, threatened with death. one shocked with a stun gun. bar safe. the police will not say how much was taken we are told it is in excess of $10,000 and the company had no comment. the leaves he says -- the thieves escaped taking a worker's mustang. and the car was ditched and they hope that they saw someone get out of the distinctive wheels. >> their actions were sus

i'm almost pleading to them, stay out of the bars. ans are watching with their families, because grant is one of the guys i'm trying to stop. i'm trying to stop him. he's got a baby on the way, behind want his child to say, my daddy celebrated, look, he's on a flagpole without pants. >> you should write an internal memo to the kron crew. >> obviously i'm on tv so i'm trying to be semi funny but i hate the did he facing of property. >> i think everybody does. >> what have you done to stop in the i'm the only guy taking on the beer companies, the bars. the rest of you guys seem to endorse it. >> oh, gosh, okay. >> so tomorrow night if the giants win, it will be great, but stay home and party within your apartment, your house, maybe your neighbor. are you going to salute me? >> i'm not saluting you, no. >> no one else would have the courage anyway. if you have a problem, write to me on my kron 4 bitching and moaning. >> i'm not familiar with that. >> whatever it is. no, stay home tomorrow night. i'm begging you. root for your team but don

>> not under the proposed legislation there is not. for our legacy bars and restaurants program we defined loose criteria that was kind of derived from the argentina program that required businesses be in existence four years or more, have significant architecture or interior features and are significant and have -- can demonstrate significance in the community in which they are located. of course, this legislation does not reference architectural features directly, but it does have the requirement in the application form which will be developed by the office of small business to demonstrate in some way significance in the community in which they are located. and one of the case studies in the report, the assets of community value program in london which enables citizens to nominate -- pub have actually been the most frequent type of place that has been nominated in that program. they are also required to demonstrate community significance. so, there are lots of great models in term of existing application forms youed in london and other cities that i thi

>> we use espresso beans in our mix to power the coffee bars. and with that that is kind of where we say the full shot of espresso but the equivalent of caffeine is equal to a cup of coffee. >> we are scalable in our measure. >> guys, i'm curious about your choice to use kick starter to raise funds. why did you decide to go that route? >> with kick starter we wanted to leverage the kick starter community to create a strong backing behind us. it is a great way to test and make sure people are interested in an edible form of coffee. >> building a food and beverage brand can be costly from a capital perspective and marketing perspective. what are your future fundraising plans? >> right now we are looking to raise $10,000 on kick starter which we succeeded for the packaging. and so the future goal is we are going to open up a series a round to help with future expansion into other channels. >> we all heard what johnny and ali had to say. we need to find out if we are in and out. this includes you cnbc viewer. just log on to cnbc.com/vote and tell us

now, what about going beyond the american bar? you know that there are dozens of law organizations and associations across the country. i'm thinking about widening our approach so that we can begin this discussion with them working off of the good initial work that you started. >> well, i appreciate the question. and again, i think your point is well taken. as a former president of the national district attorney's association, i know that district attorneys across the country are very concerned about this project and are very interested in what the results are that we just finished. i know we're going to be having conversations about this. i know state prosecutors associations are going to have and are always concerned about collateral sanctions. and the effect it has on not only the offender but on the community. >> you're giving prosecutors a great new description here. i always think of prosecutors as the bad guys that are trying to rack up convictions as many convictions with as many severe penalties as possible. i mean, i thin

that means big business for the small bar. >> we just received a big beer delivery. socking up the fridge. getting ready for today's game. >> reporter: the manager plans to switch all nine television sets to the game. and he'll hold on to hope that the team keeps his bar busy through the end of the month. >> we were really slow when they don't make to the playoffs. so it means a lot to keep going. >> reporter: according to the business journal, the economic impact of a postseason day game in san francisco is about $15 million. and that accounts for the added bump to small businesses, but also a huge loss of productivity. so if you see any co-workers taking an extra long lunch break, you might not want to ask a any questions. tiffany wilson, abc 7. >> here is the schedule. today is at noon. game two tomorrow in d.c. at 2:30 p.m.. and series comes back to at&t park for game three on monday. the starting time has not been announced. we'll let you know as soon as abc 7 gets word. game four takes place tuesday and the series would return to wednesday for the deciding fifth

fans are gathering here at the bar sitting down having a friendly rivalry but looking forward to watching the game tonight. reporting live david stevenson ktvu news 2. >>> it's one of the most beautiful parks in all of baseball, certainly different compared to the park in kansas city but at&t park has this very exclusive club, it's called the gotham club members only right behind the out field like a speak easy. >> we aren't a member there but they did find it in their hearts to let us in today. claudia i hope you are on your best behavior when you are there. >> let me show you where we are. we don't have much time thursday is the cove out here so you can see how people get in. members check in right there. then you can see their awesome view right there and they open up those gates for batting practice so they really get up close and personal. come on in. members only. we let our photographer go up there first so he doesn't trip but as he goes up the stairs this is where it all begins. there are pretty cool things. those are the founding members about 600 of them but 850 members now. the

the prototype. fir you lower it on a bar, put out the seat and insert it like this.it automatically locks and you pull out the key. >> if you saw off the tube of the seat you can't put the bike back together again because the bar can't be joined. you have the to have the lower bar or the bike will collapse and break. >> reporter: the yellka is meant for the city. >> this has an akil achilles he. does it not? >> you can use a personal code to unlock it not a key. >> reporter: with the global trend of people seeking healthier simpler lives, the bicycle market is are increasing 20% per year. they have had inquiries, for the description of this bicycle. necessity is indeed the mother of invention. lucia newman, al jazeera. >> if you want to hear all the news stories, just head over to aljazeera.com. "al jazeera america." this is techno, a show about invasions that can change lives. the 60s of fighting a wildfire. we are going to explore hardware and humanity and doing it in anique way. >> this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team, hardcore nerd

at the bar, it's the scantily-clad woman by herself, whispering to a much older man.derbelly here, born to service all of the men here. it's happening. i mean, i saw for my own eyes, sex trafficking happening here in williston and in this region. >> after two nights of watching activity from afar, wendy gets a call from a woman who needs her help, and she's agreed to talk to us. >> we'll have you sit here, and i'm just going to sit here. and they're going to take a couple more minutes. >> we learn that the woman is only 19 years old. we decided to disguise her identity for her own safety. >> tell me when we're good. good, tom? >> yeah. >> why did you come to williston? >> i came for a boy, because i was in love. well, i thought i was in love. >> but after the couple arrived to north dakota, their relationship took a violent turn. when the stress of an oil rig job became too much. >> as time went on, he would be working more and more hours, and, you know, with the windchill and the freezing cold, it was like a lot of stress on him, and he -- i guess he started getting

we've raised the bar in san francisco the average age in san francisco is 27 years old we have a repeals as an in the city this city thinks outside of the box the heavens and earth shock this morning that this cruise terminal was opening up it speaks to our culture and history and the proudness we have in san francisco this terminal belongs to the citizens it belongs to the world we're a city we may have the olympics we're acy stone the move we make no apologizes in closing i'm to is i'm going to introduce a man that not only is a friend and mentor but robert is a 42 mentioned member of the international longshoreman and bob came from the docks of vancouver washington he's married his wife sally and children and grandchildren are the love of his life he's one of the military lerdz throughout the world in 2006 he rows to the holy grail we becoming the sixth international president of the longshoreman union and he's commented to the port and to the city he has a big job he oversees alaska and hawaii and the parenting ma he's a visionary and a true working class leader ladies and ge

they're a different system and a the questions are asked slightly different but more importantly the bar is different for that type of a system a capital corridor as the an easy example everybody is sitting do you think that's satisfaction level is not going to be an apples to apples now other agencies we've done satisfaction and golden gate whether or not those questions are asked the same i'm not sure we could get back to you with what is asked by in terms of the utilization look at how tprove that which you've done in the last four instances. >> i appreciate that perspective i'm wondering about what compatible cities like boston or seattle i appreciate it we're not been able to check it out or whatever else they do serve wine but it's interesting to see what are the highest ratings that the agencies that are compatible have done what are they doing right. >> let me follow-up on that there's public information on other cities and agencies and any other yes are decorator. >> i was happy to see the satisfaction i want to give a shout out what making and the cooperating committee i want t

the bar codes and seat locations are intact. ve another day. >> he wanted to go, right? i'm sure. >> apparently the ticket to a ride isn't quite as ruff as an extra lane along -- >> that's pretty funny. >> i'm glad you like. that each direction on 202 by 29 earlier this week. you can see traffic is moving fine. now between 401 and the 30 bypass it's still just two lanes so we still see the bottle next there. by 29 traffic looks g looking good in delaware so far this morning. no issues on 495, 95 or the kirkwood highway and mass transit's on time at least at this point. karen. >> storm tracker 6 live double scan showing our sprinkle right nearly a town starting to fade apart right here and along the coastline we still have a sprinkle in atlantic city and near surf city as well. it's going to be a day where we could see a passing shower here or there. most of the area is dry. by 9:00 a.m., 67, mostly cloudy skies. by noon, 70. we are keeping lots of clouds today and a few sunny breaks. chance for a brief shower at any point. by 3:0

in kansas city, there was trash talking that got the bar owners involved. in giants lost left last said they would send the special bloody mary mix. >> a long road. we know it is not over. a great start. >> great way to start the series. >> although some royals fans went to lefty o'doul's to watch they did not enjoy it as much as the giants' fans. game two is tonight. >>> royals fanned watch the fall classic for the first time in 29 years. the giants were head with a double that scored and posey tried to score but was then out at the plate and that was not close. that was followed by the homer to right center field. he did not get that involved and still an out. only giving up one run, three hits in seven hittings. the pitcher credited hunter pens with putting the team on the advantage early. >> no one works harder than him. it has been an honor and a blessing to have him as a teammate. >> the record for scoreless post-season innings on the road ended at 32 and two-thirds on a him run snapping a run of 28 scoreless innings, the second largest streak in histo