>> 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

the eagle has become a fik cheer in the soma community and remains a community oriented bar. after review of these applications, staff finds that the above legacy businesses have met the criteria to qualify for listing on the legacy business registry, this concludes my presentation, i'm happy to answer any questions and i believe we have some representatives here today. >> thank you, commissioners, any questions? commissioner pearlman? >> i have one question about the elbo room, i know there's a project there and i'm wondering is that going to threaten the elbo room, the commercial space in that building? i don't know if -- >> i'm not sure at this point. i don't believe we've seen anything come to us just yet so i'm not sure of what -- >> i read about this on socket site. >> what's mention ined the report. >> there's a condominium project. i'm wondering if the elbo room is going to move out and move back in or is the elbo room not going to be there anymore, what's happen tog the elbo room. er >> commissioners, that's a great question, at this time, we don't know, if they were

par $60 an hour and would sit outside of the bar ways for police officers to make machine my when they are off-duty and on days off. they are not allowed to do these paid jobs while they are woking. that is what is being alleged in union beach, first and making the allegations one of the chief's own officers. robert harriet ordered to double dip and falsify records crame the chief himself. harriet wason duty last september when he said he received an order. go to ub social and sign in for the off-duty security job. refusing to work security job and did his regular shift instead. two days later, he put the concern in writing. this memo from harriet obtained by chasing news was addressed to the department's second in come mapped and where it two on days after harriet and received the order to double dip. harriet lays out the conversation between him and his sergeant who told him the chief wanted someone at the bar and even though harriet and one officer were the only cops at night. harriet was also disturbed and he was peaking told to

at night they are at the only bar in town at the marina. that's lauren, waving at the camera. saturday evening, off-duty cop and wakefest security officer chris yarchuk bumps into lauren at the bar. what'd you make of her? >> >> reporter: he sees her leave at around 2:00 a.m., finding her a night of drinking with hannah, chris and aaron. so they left. >> they left. the last time i saw them, yeah. >> reporter: they're heading to their camping spot, an outcropping across from the houseboats that make up wakefest. there's an impressive 35-foot drop to the lake on one side, a 90-foot drop on the other. hannah and her boyfriend aaron will crash in a tent. lauren and chris will bunk together in a hammock on the edge of the cliff.

the bar was charged $2 40 but harriet was never there. where did that money go? who did it go to? ial said inappropriate charges for off-duty officers are part of the reason they are no longer in business. the claim, the bar owners attorney said that he could not come beyond the notice that was publicly available, but they are planning on see suing the town for $1 million, alleging a campaign of systemic harassment by the chief and the mayor. i asked the mayor last week what he thought of the allegations? >> i thought it was horrible naming me. i had nothing to do with any of their problems or this situation. >> recent changes to way off-duty work is assigned and paid for cops in new jersey, means that this is businesses don't actually pay the officers directly, city or town pays cop and business reimberses the town, in this case, ub social never paid for this mandated police protection, so who was on hook for thousands? union beach taxpayers. only raised further questions, like or license, mandated by town council on ub social require police officer to guard outside of the bar on

the men in your life that acts like dogs. a scottish brew company that just opened a brewery in bar in columbus ohio was the first company in the united states turn out there. >> if it bars and staffed they can bring them into work with them, it just made sense that they could if you have a puppy or adopt a dog or rescue dog that you can take some paid leave. it just seems like the thing to do. >> he said they put a limit on the benefits. >> we have limited to one dog per employee just in case anyone tries to rescued dogs and get a nice your office. >> what would you do if you had pawternity leave? >> i would be going to the dog park every day. >> obviously this is a benefit that dog lovers would love to have. why don't more companies offer the policy? >> amply we don't do it. >> i reached out to major new jersey-based company like toys "r" us, johnson & johnson, and merck and none were able to confirm whether or not they had this policy. >> we want to be the best company in the world that we work for. so have cool benefits for our team. and we love dogs and you can probably tell by her name. >> those are the most important thi

david rivers sells everything but the booze. >> bars, sinks, ice makers, anything on the bar top, jittersshakers, bar caddie. >> reporter: his company keg works is an online one-stop shop for bar supplies. it started in the late 1990s, when e-commerce was barely a thing. craft beer were in the range. a beer salesmen by trade would often ask for parts for inhome draft beer systems could be had, usually using a refrigerator and a check. >> the kegerator, it's 2g. >> whatever the name, a good relevant lator is key the valve and gauge system used to maintain pressure to keep peer fresh. rivers knew a wholesaler and asked if he could take orders on the internet. fax them over and have the wholesaler ship the equipment out. >> you have a couple catalogues, have a nice day. >> reporter: within two years, rivers had so many orders for kegaratter kits and a wholesaleer asked him to keep his inventory and ship it out, he did, first out of a garage and in downtown buffalo in the early 2000s. >> at that time there were only 250 people living in the core of downtown. >> reporter: the downtown renaissa

turn on the bar lights. 0k. alexa, turn on the microwave. have i got your attention now?r. 0k. it's only me. we set that up. but the lights were real, even though the oven and the front door was faked a little bit by us to just show you what the potential is of this technology if it cannot recognise your voice. in actual fact, amazon tell us the unlock feature for doors is not available on the echo, and that may be the biggest admission there is that there is a lot to be done with security on these devices. when computing power was limited, the text adventure that players head—scratching puzzles and mysteries, all brought to life by typing instructions into the game. but the reason that i've taken us on this journey down 32 kilobyte and it's a title that reminds me of those old text adventures quite a bit. leading you through the abbey, abbess approaches one of the sisters. now, you might think playing a game on one of these is like trying to play a game on your microwave. because the echo, of course, lacks a screen, or any other way of interacting with it other than bark

the first hitting the bar and striking him on the back.ond, exactly the same, but off the post this time. brighton are still seven points clear of second placed newcastle, who now have a game in hand. manchester united will face the spanish side celta vigo in the semi—finals of the europa league. united, after coming through their quarter—final against anderlecht, will be away in the first leg on the fourth of may. in the other tie, ajax will play lyon. the women's super league side notts county ladies has gone into liquidation after new owner alan hardy was unable to clear their debts. this is the team leaving meadow lane after they were told they didn't have a job anymore. it's just two days until the team were due to start their season against arsenal but they've now withdrawn from the league. goalkeeper carly telford is one of four players in the squad selected to go to the european championships with england this summer. it doesn't seem real. like, yesterday your training, everyone is looking forward to playing arsenal on sunday and t

adjacent to the bar....e spoke to the bar manager who is expecting a very busy night. in fact, even hours before the game, fans had already starting coming in and making sure they had a seat for the game. there is also a restaurant inside mad oak bar that sells bbq, the owner of that business says she's also stocked up for the night. the bar manager at mad oak expects as many as 500 customers tonight. (hasani barnes/mad oak bar mgr.): "we are extremely prepared, always have enough security, we have a lot of bartenders, a lot of bar backs, i mean this is when the payroll goes up but it's good it all works out." butted to (kristen adams-moffett/burned ends bbq): "i'm super excited, we probably should serve around 300-350 people plus this evening so it'll definitely double from what we're normally used to." coming up at ten we'll hear from warrior fans....in oakland, lydia pantazes kron4 news. coming up at eight.... a killer is on the loose after a man was shot to death outside a san jose motel. what a witness

in 2013 when we lowered the bar for lower court nominees and cabinet appointments. let's talk about that was the reason jointly to read changed the rules was because republicans had ramped up the use of the filibuster, the very filibuster they now decry, to historic proportions, they filibustered 79 nominees in the first five years of obama's presidency. let's put that in perspective. prior to president obama there were 68 filibusters on nominations under all other presidents combined from george washington to george bush, now we had 79, our colleague, leader mcconnell, filibuster is wrong, 79, more than all the other presidents put together. they deliberately kept open three seats on the second most important court in the land, the dc court of appeals because it had such influence over divisions made by the government. this is the court other than the supreme that the federalist society, the heritage foundation hate the most. the deal that a number of senators made in 2005 allowed several of the most conservative judges to be confirmed to that court, very conservati

so much so that the american bar association gave judge gorsuch its highest rating. the a.b.a.'s assessment, mind you, has been referred to by the minority leader as the gold standard when it comes to evaluating a nominee's fitness to serve on the court. senate democrats must be concerned about judge gorsuch's pass then -- past then. again, that is not the case. no one was able to dig up anything remotely resembling a scandal in judge gorsuch's past during this process. you can't manufacture a controversy where none exists. nothing about judge gorsuch has come to light during this confirmation process that could conceivably merit blocking a vote on the nominee. i've heard senate democrats try and argue that judge gorsuch is out of the mainstream. that hasn't stuck either. this is a judge that has been with the majority of the tenth circuit court of appeals 99% of the time, 97% of his decisions were unanimous. judge gorsuch is about as mainstream as you're going to find. editorial boards from newspapers across the country, including glai -- "u.s.a. today" supports judge gorsuch f

they predicted -- this is the bar association, the american bar association predicted that he will be a strong but respectful voice in protecting it. the group ended up giving him its highest possible rating. now interestingly, senator schumer once called this group, quote, the gold standard for evaluating judges, the gold standard he called it. and they have given him their highest possible rating. so why does the minority leader think that the gold standard is not good enough anymore. judge gorsuch has even introduced at his confirmation hearing by a former top lawyer from the obama administration. neal katyal is a democrat. he served as solicitor general of the united states under president obama. he called judge gorsuch one of the most thoughtful and brilliant judges to have served our nation over the last century. let me repeat. this is someone who served as solicitor general of the united states under president obama calling judge gorsuch one of the most thoughtful and brilliant judges to have served our nation over the last century. he even wrote an op-ed in "the new york times

the man moves inside a vestibule covers the entrance of the bar. n and the majors he has been seeing on tv won't leave his mind. >> busy. >> busy. why does this guy look like the guy aam watching now. you know what happened next but you have never seen it like this before. new court don'ts, once interview, on locations footage and cell phone videos videos from otherness withs aring to give you a point of view, minute by minute breakdown when authorities took down ahmad kahn hemiwho say the manhattan bomber, a homegrown terrorists. >> he called the linden police and the unit was immediately sent out and the confrontation with rahami. yeah. taking a nap. >> yeah. you cannot be sneaking up on somebody's door. >> who says? >> police officer angel approaches are a hemihere. he is sitting right there. he is right there. >> what is your maim? >> what is the last name? huh? >> khan. >> begins to talk to him. he reaches into the sweatshirt. >> you take cover her and head back to the weight patrol car to radio the backup and will arrive within seconds all of

now walking along the parkway to the bars and hotels and some places are seeing double their normal business. local charities are also reaping the benefits. the sidewalks packed, the bars mobbed. >> it's controlled chaos. >> city manager told methey've been at max capacity since 2:00. >> it's been busy all day. >> reporter: out of towners reped their teams. >> we were doing good and once it got really going, it was dallas sucks. >> reporter: melissa gonzales is brave who travelled from texas. >> we were told but got to support, we're here. we're bringing texas with us. >> earlier the tgi friday's roof top was crowded. note lk guest c.j. spun records to benefit the big brothers and sisters of pa. people from all over the country came out in support. >> i've met people from houston, california, i even met some folks from holland. >> there was a fan here from absolutely every team in the nfl. and as the first round is concluding, even more people are expected. max capacity all around here along the parkway and more people means more local business in philadelphia. reporting liecve, nbc 10 news.

the secret service hop on the shineola bikes with the bells and streamers that come off the handle barat's for security. >> off they go, the former-- oprah-- they're all gone, and i have a bike that you couldn't deliver newspapers with. ( laughter ) it was-- first of all, it was an undersized girl's bike, you know, with the thing-- not the-- not the manly bar. but the little-- that thing that goes down there. >> stephen: sure. >> it was rusted, like, all over. and instead of the handle bars out like that, they were in like this. and not only that, it only had one gear pawment others were, like, mountain bikes 27 gears and shifters. i literally have a single sproket and coaster brakes that hardly-- and i'm like-- and they said it's tahitian islands are beautiful to go biking because it's so flat. nonsense! i don't know what the french word is. it is not! this is what my view of riding a bike in tahiti was, up-up-up-hup-up-up. and i'm going like this. it was so bad i passed, like, my sixth tahitian corrugated tin hut of the people who live there-- they can live in like-- it's paradise. e

go to getfios.com in violent weekends ends with a man shot in the bar. st on the manhunt for the gunman. >> developing now, the manhunt for the suspect in a murder posted on facebook, expands, into several more states in pennsylvania one of them. >> and after the weather gets rave reviews on easter sunday, any chance of repeat performance this week? big question mark there. today is monday april 17th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. lauren kacie has your forecast, meisha watching the roads. weather yesterday gorgeous. >> absolutely stunning, i enjoyed it. looking outside, just dealing with a loft construction, one accident oath there, disable vehicle, we'll get to all of it in a minute. >> repeat performance the answer is no. >> that's why katie took off. >> yes, it was a warm day yesterday, getting taste of summer for the easter bunny and all of the little baby checks. 87 degrees in philadelphia, high temperature actually 3 degrees shy of the record yesterday. got close to record in ac at 88 degrees, if you were down the shore yester

so we went in the bar and complained the soda water i ordered was too expensive and my purse was really ugly. i guess he -- >> so that's how he treated you for the rest of the evening. were you ever on the show after that evening, wendy? >> oh, yes, he made a point of keeping me on. and i did what every woman does. we try to save the gig. we try to stroke the dog, as it is and i should tell you that the fox released some of my cringe worthy suck up emails today because i thought if i can just be professional, polite, talk through his assistant, then he'll understand i'm not a threat, i'm not going to sue him and he will give me the job he promised. >> so, okay we'll get to the hemails because i have one of those e-mails. when he said he wanted you to go back to his suite, what did he want? >> you know, i wish i knew his mind, what he really meant. maybe he just wanted privacy to talk to me about my career prospects but that's very inappropriate and maybe he's just clueless. in my case, i'm a grown up woman. it's not the first time i've been to this rodeo and when he said do you think i'

my first class i was at the bar and i was need ling around the bar, and i was talking out loud, "how >> i want to say maybe six or seven. >> stephen: such a disappointment. >> yeah. all right a disaster. and the teacher came over and said, "you know what, this is actually quiet time. we're learning first position." and i remember thinking, "this is not going to work." >> stephen: so is actress a form of rebellion for you? >> it's like the lamest form of rebellion ever. i was like, "i'm going to do plays!" >> stephen: you started doing them early. what's going on here? >> i was in a children's shakespeare theater for several years. >> stephen: you have presence. that's presence right there for a kid. you know where the camera is, that's for damn sure. >> that's so nice of you to say that because i see that and i'm like, "i'm just wng little bit. >> stephen: not at all. you're almost challenging. "who are you and why are you taking a photo of me?" where was this? i understands you were in, like, a new york suburban shakespeare company? >> yeah, so my neighborhood is about-- that i grew

kwaetsz i assumed we were going to the bar to finish a conversation about my career prausz pects. d right towards the suites, the rooms and we didn't even realize we were walking away from each other and i said i think the bar is this way and he said come back to my suite and i said i'm sorry. i can't do that. and he said do you think i'm going to attack you or something? >> i don't want the big boss mad at me so i said we're both raising teen age girl. i think it's good we mod gl choices. he sighed and said okay. we had a bad table beside the piano, we couldn't hear well and he immediately became angry, hostile and insulting to me. this whole bar experience lasted maybe 15 minutes. enough to get a glass of soda water and him to complain about the price of it and then i left. and then i spent a few months trying hard to save the relationship. sending flattering emails. we think i'll let him know i'm not threat. i'll get the job he promised me and i watched him grow colder, more withdrawn onset. there was no chit chat on the commercial break anymore and the last time i happened to b

he helped break it up before leaving the bar with a friend. his way home in the passenger seat of his friends truck. the two pulled up to the corner in san lorenzo about five miles from the bar. >> when they got to the stop sign a vehicle pulled alongside them and fired a few rounds. one of which struck angelo. and killed him. >> this is a sketch of the gunman who fled in a 1980s dark cadillac with four people inside. investigators they say they don't know if the shooting is linked to road rage or the earlier incident. >> we don't know if that was the catalyst for the crime. but whenever the victim of a homicide is involved in an altercation, we are interested in it. >> he was the oldest of three siblings. his brother harbors some guilt because he started the altercation at the bar and wonders of that led to the killing. but he says one thing is for sure, his brother was not involved in any criminal activity. >> every time i mentioned my brother was murdered, that is the first thing people think, was he part of again? that is not the case. i br

what you can see when you compare the generation the big blue bar on the left to the green white bar on the right, clean power sf has a significant lower generation rate than pg&e. the key point to consider though is you have those departing low charges on top, the pci and franchise fee, which represent about a quarter of the total generation charge for clean power sf customers. >> can ask you a quick question on that? how come the clean power generation rate is so much lower? >> that's because the policy the mission pursuit is to have a situation whereby customers, when you pay the cost of clean power generation, plus what you're forced to pay to be jenny for the departing low charges your bill would be slightly less a quarter percent less >> but the actual-because the way you have it the actual generation was lower not the generation plus the pci eight. the generation, plus. >> yes. i think you are referring to why are we able to have cheaper generation than pg&e >> right. >> so i believe the answer -vibrate you can correct me if i'm wrong, we are entering into recent contracts wher

it really pushes us to have to raise the bar every time you go out, which i love. s. the northern irishman led by 16 seconds going into the sixth stage. but towards the end of it smoke started pouring from the back of his citroen, forcing him to retire. and with it went his chances of successive victories in the world rally championship after his triumph in mexico, in this the fourth stop of the series. great britain are out of the davis cup, beaten by france in the quarterfinals. after losing both singles matches in rouen yesterday it was left to doubles partners jamie murray and dom inglot to keep the tie alive. staring defeat in the face, all great britain could hope for was thatjamie great britain could hope for was that jamie murray and great britain could hope for was thatjamie murray and dom englehart would put up a fight. it wasn't long before the french struck a chord of their own. julien benneteau's power was emphatic. there was no lack of harmony with gb levelling. a double fault and on good work. perhaps the task was a lwa ys good work. perhaps the task

i want the other side of the story so we paid a trip to the bar in question on south street. the manager wasn't in but i left my information and was provided a number. i dialed the extension to the office but it kept ringing and ringing and ring. >> i just hope that in the end paddy whack can take responsible for their accidents and i hope this doesn't happen to other patrons that come in. >> reporter: he's going to need plastic surgery now. as for the guy that threw this glass, he was a guest bartender and they didn't know his name. so he goes by john doe in this paper work. reporting live on south street, keith jones, nbc10 news. >>> a follow-up now to the kidnapping of a 4-year-old girl. tonight police try to assure the community they are doing everything possible to find the culprit. drew smith is live in new castle county. i know you asked police and they said neighbors are helping with their investigation. >> reporter: that's right. these detectives have a lot of ground to cover where this girl was abducted, to where she was abandoned are miles apart on different sides o

the american bar association's standing committee on the federal judiciary unanimously gave judge gorsuch the highest possible rating of well-qualified supreme court. i couldn't agree more. a lot of judge gorsuch associates, the chief judge of the 10th circuit who served have said about him, and i quote, judge gorsuch brings a powerful intellect combined with the probe in an approach to every issue. she brings to each case a strong commitment to permit his analysis to that case, it's facts in the record and the law cited applicable. he does not use his judicial robe as a vehicle for anythingia other than deciding the case before him. end quote a president obama's former solicitor general, your cattle codependent op-ed in "thi new york times" supported judge gorsuch in a row, and i quote, i have no doubt it can earn judge gorsuch with help research confidence in the rule of law. his six years on the bench reveal a committee to do judicial independence. they record that should give the american people confidence that he will not compromise principle to favor the president who appointed him,

the fact the we are insisting on the bar of 60 votes. we think that is far more in keeping with tradition then pull republicans did to judge garland.otes it takes 60 votesov uncontroversial matters on either hand there is absolutely no none. both >> there is blame on both sides we don't think it should be shared that they have been far more aggressive to fight theee nominees and the opposing property and they have been far more noble public the extremes of politics but the others fell last time the republican controlled supreme court is an was it 1895. i will repeat a and but to argue with this started but day filed borer petitions then all other presidencies combined. forever replays the starting point of this long battle over the judiciary, we are now approaching the end point and nearing the final hour. the stakes are considerable. after the cloture vote to the tactics that we thought blos to trade blows but the side is happy with how we got here and now standing on the brink of a near replicable change and to change the rules. i hope

to the bar....(take pkg) (lydia pantazes) (justine) american airlines has suspended a flight attendant after a video showing an onboard clash went viral during a flight leaving s-f-o."hey bud, hey bud, you do that to me and i'll knock you flat." that passenger coming to the defense of a mother... after witnesses say... a male flight attendant violently took away her stroller just before she boarded a friday flight from san francisco to dallas. witnesses say she tried to put the stroller in the overhead bin. and the flight attendant took it down aggressively....coming just inches from hitting her baby. american airlines releasing this statement today about the incident .... (justine) "what we see on this video does not reflect our values or how we care for our customers. " "we are deeply sorry for the pain we have caused this passenger and her family and to any other customers affected by the incident. " american airlines did rebook the mother and her child in first class all the way to their final d

we want to people to spend money at the bar frankly. i would imagine maybe use this one-to dump some of the probably would not be until four and get imagine most people be done by i mentioned 3 am because a crowd is somewhat different than somebody other venues actually, chris was our entertainment director can speak to that if you like. be sure. i think one of the things we consider is how activated this permit is going to be used. i'm not suggesting a condition under hours or days, but i think it's helpful for the public to know. you have full rights to do it seven days a week if you want once you get the permit without that type of condition. but should we at some later point in time, hopefully not need to address that and i'm curious what your vision is at this point. >> all give you an example to another venue in union square and the way with 3m license on ellen and i never use it. i use it occasionally but i typically don't offer it that way. i would say really, krista does the booking could speak want to but i think once we can pr

so much so that the american bar association gave judge gorsuch its highest rating. the a.b.a.'s assessment, mind you, has been referred to by the minority leader as the gold standard when it comes to evaluating a nominee's fitness to serve on the court. senate democrats must be concerned about judge gorsuch's pass then -- past then. again, that is not the case. no one was able to dig up anything remotely resembling a scandal in judge gorsuch's past during this process. you can't manufacture a controversy where none exists. nothing about judge gorsuch has come to light during this confirmation process that could conceivably merit blocking a vote on the nominee. i've heard senate democrats try and argue that judge gorsuch is out of the mainstream. that hasn't stuck either. this is a judge that has been with the majority of the tenth circuit court of appeals 99% of the time, 97% of his decisions were unanimous. judge gorsuch is about as mainstream as you're going to find. editorial boards from newspapers across the country, including glai -- "u.s.a. today" supports judge gorsuch f

a fight outside the bar spilled on to west sergeant street. the victim was shot in the back.nown this morning if he was involved in the fight. >>> and two teens say they were randomly attacked by a group of girls leaving a carnival this week. philadelphia police are stepping up patrols out of fear the attackers will strike again. >>> and police in the lehigh valley evacuated part of a hotel as they investigate a death investigation. one man was found dead in his room in foglesville. >> reporter: let's go outside live on the schuylkill expressway. if you've been waiting for months to drive 50 miles per hour on the schuylkill expressway. today is your day ladies and gentlemen. looking good, a lot of people taking off, light volume no delay at all heading toward king of prussia. i can't remember when i said that since christmas. >> reporter: it will be next christmas when you say it again. we have clear skies clearing out in the afternoon. we have a nice high of 67 degrees, well off the record, not very windy. we have a great sunday, too, if you get up early it's milder it's for

witnesses tell police, that just before the shooting, a fight broke out in the nearby bar. >> there was altercation, physical altercation that start inside, went outside. this happened just prior to the shooting. at this time we're not sure if this physical altercation is related to the shooting. >> investigators hope to get more information when they question bar customers and staff. >>> police in camden county asking for the public's help in locating a missing boy, this is 12 year old that here butler, disappeared from his home, 1400 block of ormond avenue in parkside wednesday night. butler is described as 5-foot three, 115 pounds. he was last seen wearing a black shirt, khaki pants and black sneakers, and if you have any information you are asked to call police. >> us forces have struck a tunnel complex in afghanistan with largest none nuclear bomb ever used by the military. this video shows test of the bomb was dropped yesterday in afghanistan, it # 1,600 pounds bomb is called mowap for maintenance air blast, target was isis and strike had actually been in the works for month. bomb

they say wilson shot a man at the bar on april 2nd.tigators say wilson left the bar in the eastwood plaza shopping center before they arrived. police arrested him over the weekend. the person who was shot is still recovering in the hospital this morning. ( james ) classes are getting back to normal at north park elementary school in san bernardino. it has now been more that a week since the school shooting that killed a teacher and a student. police stood guard yesterday as students and staff filed into the school. the school has been closed since april 10th-- when gunman cedric anderson walked into his estranged wife's classroom and opened fire. anderson killed his wife, an eight-year- old boy and then took his own life. <"do you have a message for north korea?" president donald trump: "they gotta behave."> (james) that's president trump's warning to north korea. this comes as vice president mike pence is putting the pressure on north korean dictator kim jon un from across the border in south korea. pence is on a 10-trip to the region

turn on the bar lights. ok. alexa, turn on the microwave. have i got your attention now?ok. it's only me. we set that up. but the lights were real, even though the oven and the front door was faked a little bit by us to just show you what the potential is of this technology if it cannot recognise your voice. in actual fact, amazon tell us the unlock feature for doors is not available on the echo, and that may be the biggest admission there is that there is a lot to be done with security on these devices. welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that apple admitted its latest laptop, the macbook pro, was a bad design. a chinese man married the robot he built himself. and blizzard, the developed behind multi—player, overwatch, successfully sued a cheatmaker $8.6 million for [100,818 counts of copyright infringement. but graphine stole the show this week. a uk—based team announced they've created a graphine sieve that can remove salt form seawater. this could eventually provide millions of people clean drinking water. amazon chief, jeff bezos, says he's been selling a bi

respectfully, hey, you hear it from the front bar to the back bar, showing respects, so we can actually night, buenas noches, whatever, right? >> it is now 10:30. we ask your cooperation, and participation. designed to facilitate peace. to all my brown brothers, buenas noches. >> it's like a shout, everybody will say it at one time. one person will direct it, to all my northerners, whatever, all my hispanics, all my africans, good night. everybody will shout, hey, good night to each race. >> to the whites, skins, asians, souls and others, good night, god bless. >> in the morning it's good morning, too, right? they do that at like 5:30, 6:00 in the morning. hey, and start shouting out, right? then seal will come in and clown too. he'll say, to all my cambodians, you know, good morning. everybody will go, hey, good morning. and he gets a kick out of that. you know what i mean? you got humorous times in here too, you know what i mean? because this is our life, so we got to laugh, you know. we can't be always mad. >> god is good. all the time. >> god is good. >> all the time. >> good night,

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officers are not permitted behind the bars until appropriate backup arrives, but they attempt to end the brawl with oc gas or paper spray. some inmates flee, but cox and one other continues to battle. as a third inmate rejoins the fight, officers flood the tier and the inmates scatter. >> chemical agents were deployed and at this time we are decontaminating inmates from the worst affected to least to give them relief. >> get you up front for a shower. just keep running cold water on it. >> have you been o.c. sprayed before? >> yes, before, but this stuff is way worse than the other one. i'm burning everywhere right now, back, arms. >> cox and other inmates are moved to holding cells in another part of the jail and will soon be questioned by investigators. >> when you are on the streets there is place to run. it's a bigger world. when you're in jail there's nowhere to run, you know what i'm saying? >> cox is right next door to one of the bloods he just fought, clyde ricks. >> he lets ricks know despite being outnumbered, he is pleased with the results. >> no marks on my face, nothing.

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