>> 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 u.s. supreme court bar to all qualified women lawyers and therefore the rest of the federal bar. she also ran for the presidency in 1884 and 1888 and continued to practice until her 80's and at that point in her life actually had a major win as -- at the supreme court representing the eastern branch herokee indians. if we look a little bit more, this is her supreme court bar certificate. so we want to think a little bit about these early women lawyers, and there is a historical ontext, of course. they were coming out and fighting to become lawyers, fighting where the bars would not accept them, for example, which was the case with bradwell, lockwood, and several others. they were fighting in a period of reform -- reformed spirit and reformed struggle that followed after the civil war. we know that women were fighting for the vote in this period, but perhaps you've no less -- again, as professor strum said -- that part of the excitement of this period is that women also began running for office. in a number of cases, they were running to be selected or not by an all-male constituen

last night, all the football chat in the bars and restaurants in moscow was about that portugal and spainch, everyone raising a glass to the genius of cristiano ronaldo. today it was over to lionel messi and his argentina side here in the captial facing iceland making their world cup debut. —— capital. they splenic fans getting back from the stadium where iceland stunned argentina, getting a draw on their world cup debut. a nation of just draw on their world cup debut. a nation ofjust 300,000, and the captain all, would you believe it but lionel messier fluffing his chance from the spot to win the match for argentina. finished 1—1... joe lynskey reports. look down the line at this argentine generation, it's defined by an icon. just the presence of lionel massey makes them believe. but the argentine accusation is they rely on him, and the rest of their superstars don't step forward. so for sergio aguero, a moment to come out of the shadows. prolific in the premier league, this is his first world cup goal. but if so those... the other is iceland's approach, built on unity and the courage to

a pursuit on foot but haven't said what led up to the shooting.people were forced to stay inside the bar for about 2 hours as police roped off the street - then let them out 15 at a time checking id's and taking down reports.sot: alex darrow, witness//"there was everything from people freaking out, freaking out that they were trapped in the bar. someone actually kicked in the back door to the liquor room looking for a back exit after we told repeatedly everyone there was no back exit. some people could care less. there were a lot of people filming it."one witness claims they saw officers shoot the man in the back.sfpd hasn't confirmed that information.a tupelo employee said detectives reviewed their surveillence video but the vantage points didn't capture the shooting. ...while the tope bar's employees say cameras weren't working because of water damage from last week. witnesses described the suspect as a tall heavy set man, bald, with a lot of tattoos...they say a gun lay on the ground for three hours during the investigation. police confirm a firearm was recovered but didn't specify wh

the sun looks after the bar. well the father is in the kitchen he's preparing results to other pescatore and saltfish for the lunchtime crowd delicacies straight from his sicilian home. residue but he believes sicily is still rich in resources fish agriculture perfectly and the incredible see everything of. the family had to leave sicily nine years ago there was nothing for them in italy is poor self so they put their savings into this restaurant in rome. result understands why many italians are now looking to populists in hopes of a new stance. if you do not have most of those in the greatly needed sovereignty back. we can't decide anything on our own economic if you do in the last twenty years of economic decisions have been dictated by europe because europe wants things and europe needs that they never asked what the italians watching the view of the father and son believe that the populist five star movement and its right wing league partner can make italy grace again. and sicily to. us like. a tourist attract

at the berlin bar prints the shop. as a kid my friends and i were always trying to see how long we could hold our breath until we turn blue in the face well those days are clearly over but for french freediver julie go chair holding her breath is essential to her job and she goes underwater for up to six minutes at a time at a depth of seventy meters and she films her experience talk about multitasking we met up with her. filmmaker. captures surreal scenes by the camera. but the most unusual thing about this shoot is. doesn't need an oxygen tank she can remain underwater for minutes at a time on just a single breath of air. what's amazing with filming in freediving it's the freedom because you have no tank you have a light. and it in those you to do really day that makes us and to really move around the scene. very freely. really go to is a professional free diver this is a sport in which divers descend to great depths underwater while holding their breath personal record is seventy two meters camino bolter smallest in

and mike, who was the bar manager. blown away by their dedication that i made a deal, but one with a catch. i put in $300,000 for 76% of the business. but 25% of my share would be handed over directly to the employees. [ laughter ] people, for me, is the only reason that businesses fail or they survive. man: guys, to a new beginning. lemonis: cheers. with the staff now truly empowered, we went to work. i spent an additional $350,000 renovating the entire restaurant... there you go. man: aah! lemonis: ...the real moneymaker. and while there were some bumps along the way... well, greg's not in charge anymore. -i'm in charge. -man: yeah, i understand. -lemonis: do we understand that? -man: absolutely. lemonis: ...the new amazing grapes was amazing. mike, this is crazy, how busy it is. mike: yeah, it's -- yeah, it's been unbelievable. lemonis: : with our seating now doubled, our weekly revenue went from $11,000 a week to $34,000 a week. and with our new customer-friendly layout and our new website, wine and beer sales went

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i'm active and involved in the bar association of san francisco. i'm president-elect of the barristers, which has over 3,000 members. the bar association and the criminal justice task force is part of the working group that worked on the use of force d.g.o. as well as the taser d.g.o. i've consulted with them since i began this process, you know, 1 1/2 years ago. there are broader asian-american groups that i engage with with the asian-american bar association of which i'm the treasurer, the largest asian-american bar association in the country. i'll be president within two years. and through that, i have pretty -- i would say, extensive relations throughout the chinese, japanese, and asian communities throughout san francisco and the bay area. we're constantly working with other organizations, working with other -- we do a lot of working together with other affinity groups, charles houston bar association, which is african-american bar association, bailiff, lgbtq community. >> supervisor safai: any nonprofits in san francisco? community-based nonpr

it's the longest outdoor bar in north america, and you really have to run all the way down the bar, but because it is the longest bar, and we got all this surface here, i wanted to try something i've always wanted to try. in the movie, that drink that slides across the bloodar here with me, we're going to do this here. slide the drinks and see how far it goes. ready, colleen? protecting anything glass over there? one, two -- oh! all right, now you need to do it back to me. all right. because here's this is -- this is what it's about in the watch parties for the world cup. what a great way to start for fans here. if it was one goal today for the san jose earthquakes, it was for fans to have a good time for the world cup's opening game, and why wouldn't they? north america's longest bar was open. the russia versus saudi arabia was on the very big screen, and the quakes' mascot, q, was passing out free donuts. the world cup happe eou years, so the san jose earthquakes decided to hold a watch party for every single game, even the onesthe morning. >> we hope we have, you know, crowds like to

a pursuit on foot but haven't said what led up to the shooting.people were forced to stay inside the bar for about 2 hours as police roped off the street - then let them out 15 at a time checking id's and taking down reports.sot: alex darrow, witness//"there was everything from people freaking out, freaking out that they were trapped in the bar. someone actually kicked in the back door to the liquor room looking for a back exit after we told repeatedly everyone there was no back exit. some people could care less. there were a lot of people filming it."one witness claims they saw officers shoot the man in the back.sfpd hasn't confirmed that information.a tupelo employee said detectives reviewed their surveillence video but the vantage points didn't capture the shooting. ...while the tope bar's employees say cameras weren't working because of water damage from last week. witnesses described the suspect as a tall heavy set man, bald, with a lot of tattoos...they say a gun lay on the ground for three hours during the investigation. police confirm a firearm was recovered but didn't specify wh

and the bars underneath that, those sort of gray bars representing the existing contracts we had. so you can see there's the -- if we were fully contracted, the bars would be at the same time spot as the line, right? so i just wanted to show you that prior to starting our contracting process, we had a lot of contracting to do. that's really the message of this slide. and this slide, the additional blue bars indicate the power supply that we have acquired over the past several months to serve the customers we're enrolling in the program. so you can see, for 2018, we're almost 100% contracted for our forecasted -- our expected sales. in 2019, we're 90% contracted. and you can see those percentages track the -- the portion of our forecasted demand. i just wanted to show you this, that that's the progress we've made in terms of acquiring the energy we need to reliably serve the customers we're going to be enrolling? i also wanted to show you this, which is our projected power content for 2018, so this current year. and the way the energy supply content is tracked in the electric secto

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>> the goal is to have a common bar. really this is to the benefit of the enforcement agency. we want to enhance the trust and respect with our procedures. that is to take into account the different legal and political systems that we have in these regions. ultimately, you want to be sure that the subject of the law enforcement and antitrust laws all appreciate whether we may end up with a different outcome in the u.s., europe, china, or whatever. you want to have confidence in the process. the commitments to the procedural norms are to the benefit of the entire international community. we have had greater international commerce affected by international trust laws and there is not a multilateral agreement of disciplines. i do not know if it makes sense for that type of environment, like a wto. at a minimum, these procedural norms, like nondiscrimination, or transparency, or the ability to have independent judicial review, many people would probably agree that antitrust laws in the united states were saved by the court systems and reflects the ability of law enforcement and al

the orange bars are the objections filed. and you'll see that bar is growing very rapidly. as the exclusion requests have become a little bit seasoned, the objections come in. and then finally, the yellow very small bars are the objection filings posted. pretty well pretty well catchi up with the backlog that was created. a similar pattern in aluminum n chart three. in the case of aluminum, the request for exclusion peaked in the weekend in the case of aluminum, the request for exclusion peaked in the weekend of the 7th of may at 769 that week. and has gone down to 210 in the most recent week. of exclusion requests posted, that's again the gray bar and you can see how that's going up. we manage to post in the week of june 4, 602 . the case of the orange bar again is objection filings. and the yellow bar, the very, very small one, is objection filings posted. so there is no huge backlog a ause as you know there was mandatory objection period prior to which we could not grant anything. so you will start seeing more or less every single day batches of exclusions being acted upo

. >> my mom was very happen the i that was the only bar i was dancing on. u bring it back? >>> we're going make this fast and loose. "jackass" badman johnny knoxville is in the movie, "action blast." >> the cast did a lot of their stunts. all the stuntmen and women. we didn't cut on the action. there wasn't any wires or green screens. everything is real. >> maybe too real. johnny suffered the mostinjurie. >> my eye popped out twice. that was a tough one to recover from. they couldn't film the left side of my face the last few days. i gotta get in a different line of work, huh? ch >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> before a wrinkle in time's blu-ray release, "e.t." has an exchoose i have look at the candid, behind the scene ♪ >>> shh. >> that is required nascar driver dale earnhardt jr. showing off his dad skills. he and his wife, amy, welcomed t

and you chief says chelsea have a surplus of one plus billion this is the the bar in which going forward is in they don't want to fix the problem i don't need symbolic celebrations a year ago when we were doing the first stream show about the grenfell tower and the communities and we asked what do you need right now a year on what is the community need right now. so i think i mean you know one of the one of the positives that's come out of this tragedy is something that i've been mentioned already it's how communities have been able to structure and really organize themselves and i'm just going to mention just as how how far as today they've managed to do that we've talked about going through tonight and how survivors have come together buoy families have come together to really spearhead the fight for justice for themselves we also have heard about. when so speaks which is taking as it was just taking the reality of making sure that everything to do it grenfell is documented in terms of media i think that's a community member one of the thing that would talk about is actually when commu

live look at the bar here. ng up later we'll talk to ron feature ronnie will tell about all the specials coming up the party going on later on this afternoon again i i appears to the quiet side right now. but as we get io the afternoon hours, he's expecting crowds one to 200 people and a lotf them he says will be rootg for specifically irano see whether or not they can knock off the big dogthey seem to be the undeg this one on theutside looking in but if they can knock off pour few gallon later on today, it's going to be big news. comingp later we'll talk to ronnie let you know about the specials and see in you a littl. bit, i'll send it back out to rfk to you. ♪ >> mike, thank you. with every big srtporting event doesn't matter what it is you have got to have something to munch on. am i right. >> food segments.ng >> cookiith como. >> i'm getting hungry. we do tt reall well here on fox5. er a como backt home. what do you gothaerr glynn i lovet you're holding it out down on the field. that looks amazing. i have c

so i mean the bar is high. >> tomorrow is goi to be a little --. >> bar is high. >> tomorrow is a lottoday shawn and ji today is second only to caps parade day. right jim andn. great day tuesday was. loty oef ditched the humidity. did keep the sunshine and lovely breeze with high temperature topping out 87. without the humidity will be real comfortable tonight. checking temperatures around the region right now while the deistrict is still war at 81 sgr mee dropped down toear 70. culpeper 65 degreesndpe atures . in fact, wouldn't be surprised to find a f mid s.hagerstown log martin 55. annapolis 66. cool and comfortable overnight. starts us out on nice note on friday as well. wanted to talk about what is ahead. first of all, wenow tomorrow is goingno to bether great day with nice low humidity an temperatures probably not too far from where they were today. maybe a couple degre cooler. but here's what we want to get you ready for. starting father's day, t we're goingo see temperatures really getting hot, high pressure is going to move to the coast. we have not had many 90 degree days so

for breakfast. >> the keyeard is bar, ast. >> i did make that call, and that's why she's still talking to me. we like cups in our city. stanley cup of course. after yesterday, the dugw between poal and spain left us wanting more. today we got more. four games, including the first ever world cup appearance by tiny iceland, eager to take its giant killing action from 2016 to a bigger stage. iceland beat two years ago, now the world cup, argentina the challenge. 19th minute, no score in this one. rgio aguero,1p6 talking about, controversy in the 15th minute. france applying pressure. tripped up in the box. the ref says play on, but the next stop officials call for the use of assistant referee var, first time it's used in the world cup. they overturn the call and award france with a penalty kick. so it will be a penalty kick, and twan green, 80th minute,gy techno involved again. inside the cross bar, appears oo come. wait a minute, thatoal line technology. that says it went over. france holds b on toeat australia 2-1. worth getting up for, i guess. den mark, great game, lots

iceland who'd had more of the game but croatia were that bit sharper when it counted — they'd just hit the barf when this was put away by milan bad—ell. iceland responded by playing to their strengths. laying siege to the croatian goal. but it was the kind of night where it looked like nothing was going to go in. raising into the penalty! hejust did not catch it. but then, a lifeline. handball by dejan lovren. and gylfi sigurdsson, who'd missed a penalty against nigeria, wasn't going to make the same mistake twice. with argentina now winning, another iceland goal would have seen them into the last 16... but they'd left the door open at the back and ivan perisic burst through it. the first time icelandic heads had dropped in the hole 90 minutes. a 100% record for croatia. a harsh outcome for iceland. who couldn't have given any more. they head home with just one point. arjuna squeaking through an nigeria so arjuna squeaking through an nigeria so close themselves. just a minute 01’ so close themselves. just a minute or two away of getting through. the final round of matches in group c earlier. f

we have had fireworks, people have come straight from the bars. lag. the red tide everyone is decked out in the national flag. the red tide they call the fans here. it is a new sport for panama, which is very much a baseball nation. but they‘re proud to have made it to russia. now they‘re looking to dent that english confidence and take a point from them. they want to score their first world cup goal and they think they may have an outside chance of a real upset. england are 43 places ahead of them in the rankings. so there is no pressure on them. if they could upset them it would be their proudest moment. 6.23 in the morning there? very early in the morning. and they must be as you say, so proud they‘re even there, but if they could get out of group stage and defy the odds, i guess panama would go crazy? it would go berserk. to do that today they have to beat england. you would be surprised how much confidence there is among the fans. they don‘t want to be thinking about, you know, that i was not going to happen. they want to try and bring that en

that is the bar that president trump set. eems to have softened his rhetoric as of late, and i worry about that. in fact, it was right after the meeting with kim dong chul when he went to the white house that that rhetoric soften,esident this is one meeting of many and it will be a process over time and he does not want to talk about maximum pressure anymore. i think we have to be laser focused on what comes out of to themmit with regard question of north korea's nuclear program if we are going to determine this has been a successful meeting. david: thank you for coming on the program, paul haenle at the carnegie-tsinghua center from our beijing studio. in terms of what is ahead, our coverage continues of the singapore summit. first, a look at how we go♪ david: time for a quick check of your latest business headlines. executivehsbc's chief to poor $17 billion into expanding key markets and improving technology. they say it is time to get back into growing mode after restructuring targeting hong kong in particular. but the focu

this was a woman who was an attorney, the first female to pass the bar in the state of texas, also the first female licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman in the hall of fame, an architect named mary jane coulter. she is noteworthy because she currently has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this woman worked with the harvey company, the harvey girls and the harvey hotels, she joined the company and designed many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguish her was -- distinguished her was that her design took a departure from european models. she worked within her natural environment and did not want to impact or build anything that seemed out of place. that particular design has come to be known as the national park service rustic design. you can see samples of her work where she incorporates native stone or worked within the environment present without disrupting it. our hope is that when a visitor comes to the museum, they will take away increased knowledge and appreciation of the incredible women who shaped the west an

from public school who went straight to one of the best universities in the country who then went to the bar read the high court bench so all the communities fear was this is a. lot understand us and the concern of the residents of the local community was we want people on the inquiry yeah we understand you think you should a david here says why doesn't the public inquiry ask the questions that the community want to asking such as why isn't this being called corporate manslaughter why i think why we look into the white of course is like social inequality so many questions that said i want to bring that back and say in into this conversation because i'm really thinking about what has happened what has happened that is positive back in this last year what progress has been made in terms of other tablets and in terms of cutting for instance. well there's been a huge amount i think in north kensington as in the rest of the country communities organizing themselves to to cough to each other and to kind of get their rights and their safety dealt with quickly but still we're seeing from local and f

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so we were in the area at a bar, maybe 500 yards away from the market, so when the commotion started whole area down, and we were locked in that bar, so i saw nothing, we we re in that bar, so i saw nothing, we were never in any danger, but we didn't know exactly what was going on. we weren't in any danger at that time, but we spent hours locked in that bar until it was safe enough for us to leave and go home. and the not knowing as unnerving as well. how long was it before you realised friends and workers were 0k? there we re friends and workers were 0k? there were hundreds of people in the bar, eve ryo ne were hundreds of people in the bar, everyone on social media try to find out what was going on, nobody knew, there were lots of stories, so we didn't really know anything until we got out and looked at the media the day after when the dust had settled and everything was factual rather than all the stories we were hearing, because at one stage it was seven 01’ hearing, because at one stage it was seven or eight terrorists, we heard three were killed and the rest were still running

. >> my mom was very happen the i that was the only bar i was dancing on. you bring it back? >>> we're going make this fast and loose. "jackass" badman johnny knoxville is in the movie, "action blast." >> the cast did a lot of their stunts. all the stuntmen and women. we didn't cut on the action. there wasn't any wires or green screens. everything is real. >> maybe too real. johnny suffered the most injuries ever on a film. >> my eye popped out twice. that was a tough one to recover from. they couldn't film the left side of my face the last few days. i gotta get in a different line of work, huh? in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant gove

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, this fbi agent showing off his dance moves when his gun accidentally goes off shooting a man at the bar. what's happening now to the agent. >>> also, a rare sight as a fireball lights up the night sky. >>> and a polar bear escapes through this hotel window. what he stole just seconds earlier. >>> and we do say good morning on this monday, everyone. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. >>> we begin with a stunning new claim from president trump's lead attorney looking to show the depth of the president's powers. >> after suggesting that the president has the right to pardon himself and cannot obstruct justice, rudy giuliani now says the president couldn't be indicted even if he shot james comey. abc's janai norman has the latest for us. good morning, janai. >> reporter: guys, good morning. this is a series of interesting claims we're hearing from president trump's legal team and they seem to almost preempt any conclusion the special counsel may reach throughout the investigation. president trump's legal team is making the case -- >> can you not indict a sitting

four people had just left the bar when they got into some sort of fight. two men were stabbed and one died at the scene, the other is in critical condition in the hospital. police are still looking for the attackers. >> there's still a lot of work in the wake of the north bay wildfires but santa rosa leaders are trying to help. according to the press democrat, council members approved a new $44 million budget that's 16% higher than last year. a lot of the money will be used to cover costs related to the deadly firestorm like replacing water systems contaminated from the fire related toxins. and we've seen a lot of changes on b.a.r.t. in recent months as the transit agency trids to clean up stations and reduce crime. this comes after this video surfaced showing commuters stepping over people who were passed out in the brart hallway. a lot of those people had been using drugs. today san francisco city leaders will announce a new action plan to clean up the city civic center b.a.r.t. station. mark farrell and police department leaders will roll out the new saf

they are negotiating locations in the demilitarized zone. in a singapore bardiplomac was a drink away. and enterprising bartender called it the trump and the kim. preparing for a summit that is looking more likely that the day. the white house is talking about the schedule.>> we can tell you the schedule tentatively for the first meeting will be on june 12 at 9 am singapore time. and take place june 11 at 9 pm east coast time. >> reporter: as for the oversized letter that the north elegation dropped off last week to the white house will not disclose the contents. they will only say it was interesting. there are positive signs. kim jong-un has recently ousted three top generals and insult loyalists to consolidate power and usher in a new era. in congress, there is skepticism. democrats are concerned the president may be desperate to make a deal a number have signed off on a list of requirements. the dome is permanently eliminate north korea's nuical and suspend missile test and allowed robust inspections.>> the president must be willing to take time to construc

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