>> 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

where is the earth bar? >> the earth bar we serve food here >> what's the distance between there? >> there's a lounge area here and called out in the permit as the lounge of the earth bar >> i can't see it. do you know if that distance is scaled between the entrance and the lounge itself? >> thank you for looking at scale. i don't have a scale here. but you can kind of tell the scale by looking at the dimensions that do appear. but frankly again you walk in the entrance. >> i'm sorry, could you -- look at the television so you can see what we see. >> back out other direction. >> there you go. >> sorry. i didn't know you couldn't see. >> that's all right. >> you walk in the entrance here. this is an opening. this is a wall. >> where the concierge is at. >> here's the concierge desk. here is the wall. when i walked in and i should ask d.p.w. if they did. you can't go beyond this point because the concierge is asking for your id. >> can you show the way you would get to the restaurant? >> you go in >> you go in that double door. and you walk down here. you see people at tables. we sh

the bar to hike rates is much higher than the bar to cut rates. when i think about the timing of the next possible rate hike, i'm thinking middle of 2021. again, i don't think the fed will hike in the second half of next year, not only because there is an election, which i think generally raises the bar for action, but more important is in the middle of next year, the fed will opine on their inflation targeting framework. how on earth are they going to hike rates after they tell us that they care about missing on their inflation goal? it doesn't make sense. mike: maybe the bar for action is tough, but think about late last year. the fed hiked in december. two weeks later, powell had a bad new year's party or something. the whole tone changed. was there an actual shift? no. but did the markets react? of course. you can have a pretty quick turnabout by the fed. jonathan: are you implying i had an opinion about a policy decision from the federal reserve? everyone is sticking with me. coming up on the program, the auction block, featuring the biggest i

joel leave the bar? n leave the bar? >> no doubt. >> three-and-a-half minutes later? >> right. >> plenty of time for any of the people in that crowd to have confronted and attacked joel? >> and we know the cowboy, the gangster, the construction worker had already gone out and the bus was still there. >> in court the lead detective was forced to concede the police timeline was flawed. >> we know that they have three-and-a-half minutes to do that, have this face-off and be back on the bus, right? >> right. >> three-and-a-half minutes, plenty of time for plenty of people other than travis stay to murder joel. travis never took the stand, leaving open the question of what the jury would make of his amnesia during the most important hour in his young life. >> you had lost your memory before? >> right. >> because of alcohol? >> right. >> every time you went out and got drunk? >> no, i mean not every time, but it was -- you know, i didn't drink that often. but when i did go out, i -- i drank hard. >> what as far

>> holbert told the whole, horrible story, how he took kelli to the bar and they hung out. olbert, someone there told kelli about his prior sex offense. she got upset and swore at him in the empty parking lot. >> and i just snapped and zoned out and hit her, knocked her out. >> holbert said he took kelli to his camp site where she woke up and started screaming. >> and i hit her again, knocked her out again. and i mean, she was dead. >> holbert said he then took kelli's body deep into the woods and buried her. >> are you okay with going back there, nick? >> i don't know, i don't want to. >> holbert was then taken downtown and arrested. >> this morning, detectives with the fayetteville homicide, fayetteville police department homicide unit recovered what we believe to be the remains of private first class kelli bordeaux. >> by now, kelli's family had gotten the news. >> matt called me -- >> she was at work. >> he was like, "hey, you need to come to mom's now. they found kelli." and i remember dropping the phone to the floor, like "i'll be right there." >> then it's a sense of

mike: maybe the bar for action is tied, but last year, the fed hiked. two weeks later, powell had a bad new year's party or something, the whole tone changed. was there an actual shift? no. but the markets reacted. jonathan: are you implying i had an opinion about a policy decision from the federal reserve? coming up on the program, the auction block, featuring the biggest investment grade debt deal of the year so far. abbvie is coming up. this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg real yield. i want to head to the auction block and begin in europe, where the primary market is showing few signs of calling, deutsche bank raising 500 million euros, helping weekly sales to past 30 billion. no shortage of supply on this side of the atlantic. the junkyard market set for its busiest week in two months. finally, the big one, abbvie selling $30 billion in bonds to finance its acquisition of allergan. a piece of theuy biggest debt sales so far in 2019. the second-biggest week of 2019. rates are cheap. why would you raise as m

raises the bar in terms of time and somebody else has to know what to target.argets each year. that is a really hard thing to do. it took us so much to get here, so much sacrifice, so it is been such an odd year, painful, and these races as well, fighting off max, chasing down max, trying to chase off for ari, chasing down and fighting off doctor re, it is i've had to dig deep. —— chasing off ferrari. qualifying has not been spectacular but it is putting me in the shooting range where i think i raised better this year and that is what i am proud of. but i have left a lot of these races literally with nothing left in it as taking days to recover. i love the idea of getting out of a symbol, getting back up, and going again and i think about my brother, who growing up with cerebral palsy, he will fall over and get up and never complained. he would try to shoot for a hoop. i look at a lot of different people who have done great things, and had difficult times, and recovered and bounce back and that other great things afterwards and i try to do it in my own way. but

i don't see how it's possible, especially when the fed says the bar for hiking is so high. it happening. jonathan: when will we see the weakness in the data start to clean out? many people expect it to happen in the next couple of months. when do you expect to see the worst of it? matthew: our economists are looking at the first quarter, but that is under the presumption that we have a deal. we are still trying to figure out the ag purchases after weeks and weeks and weeks of positive spin. i don't really see it coming in the near term. we will see. jonathan: kathy, what do you make of that, we have not seen the worst of it? kathy: i think we discounted the worst of it. even if we get a slowdown in economic growth, we are looking at something around 2%, a little bit south next year. that is good enough to get used -- to get yields to edge higher. jonathan: it is the rapid fire round, three quick answers. in high-yield, buy ccc's or stay away? do you buy or stay away? kathy: stay away. matthew: stay away. mike: stay away. jonathan: can we reclaim the highs of the year on the

the bars and the grills are being removed taking him off the custodial aspects.now called the clinical research center and administered by the national institute of mental health has intensified its research and to many approaches to rehabilitation. one technique basic to many treatment methods is encouraging addicts to help addicts, by working together, playing together and just being together. there's another center. one engaged in addiction research. its mission is to investigate the nature of the drugs themselves. our understanding of the scientific working of drugs, their physical effects on people, what changes they cause in the body, questions to which we have few precise answers. >> patients from the clinical research center volunteer for a variety of tests involving the actual intake of drugs. to the outsider, these tests may appear meaningless, and from a conservative point of view, immoral. however, they bring us closer to a clearer understanding of the chemical relationship between body and agent, whether marijuana or a marijuana cigarette, or a synth

the bar to hike rates is shorter. when a thing about the timing of the next possible rate hike, i'm thinking of the middle of 2021. i don't think there'll be a hike in the second half of next year not only because there is an election, which i think raises the bar for action, but was more important is in the middle of next year it's going to depend on their inflationary target. how high will they target rates after they care about missing their inflation goal. >> think about late last year. the hike in december which is one of your personal favorite moves, two weeks later it's like they had a very bad new year's party. so was there an actual shift? no. but to the markets react? of course. jonathan: are you implying i have an opinion on the federal reserve? everyone is sticking with me. coming up, the biggest investment grade deal of the year so far. it is coming up next, this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." i want to head to the auction block and begin in europe,

i thank the federal bar association. support passage of h.r. 1663, which would give the foundation operational flexibility. as i did when the house passed a congress.rsion last however, i would be remiss if i did not note my concern with 6 of this bill. federal law requires the tondation's principal office be in the district of columbia. section 6 would amend that equirement and allow the foundation to have its principal office at any location in the states, decided by its board of directors and specified its bylaws. currently, the foundation's principal office is arlington, virginia. violation of federal law. i'm speaking on this bill, not oppose it, but to make a larger point about the location of federal agencies. the foundation is a federally chartered corporation and operates independently of federal government, h.r. 1663 comes to the floor at a trump en the administration and many members of congress, among them my epublican colleagues, be are working to relocate federal agencies outside the national region. recentl

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they've set the bar for against the side like that.t the side like that. they've set the bar for a very good world cup and now the performances have to match that. want to go out there and become victorious. does this relieve the pressure on neville for a bit? because they were saying she had a poor run of form. will make the players are putting a lot of pressure on themselves which is more than we can put on them because they will be hypercritical with everything with all of their analysis, they will know the performances are not good enough and they should be beating the likes of they should be beating the likes of the czech republic and dominating the czech republic and dominating the games. so if there's any pressure from fa, they'll be putting that pressure on himself. we have to be better, we all know that i do think it is a case of reflecting the christmas —— reflecting over christmas —— reflecting over christmas and they need to start with a good performance and hopefully that will build towards the olympics and the euros the y

new delhi hovering between poor and severe plus since late october billy sees it as worth a try the bar's owner a.j. is confident of the benefits. have you read a check you have before when i checked recently the air quality index was showing to around 642 which is extremely dangerous for your health this session helps a lot in that it detoxifies the body and reduces the impact of pollution or the carbon your inhaling it also energizes the body and makes you feel relaxed. good luck to look out for. and as billy demonstrates there's a variety of ways you can get your oxygen fix a deli's only bar where you step inside for a breath of fresh air. and now to some of the other global business stories making news the european investment bank will stop funding fossil fuels by the end of 2021 to help fight climate change that includes natural gas projects many european countries still rely heavily on gas to power electricity grids the bank says policy changes need to strike the right balance between protection in the environment and the needs of the people. amazon wants to challenge the pentagon's

and the millennium hotel's pine bar where they last met litvinenko? e investigators hit the jackpot. these 3-d graphics put together by scotland yard, show the entire pine bar was contaminated with polonium with extreme hot spots on a table and chair. and the levels found inside this teapot? off the charts. paul joyal wonders how many people were unwittingly exposed. >> do we know, ultimately, what the final cost of this use of polonium is? someone who was washing dishes in the pine bar or in a hotel, cleaning crew, do we know, ultimately? >> five months after litvinenko's death, scotland yard issued an arrest warrant for lugovoi. kovtun's would come later. the two responded with a press conference in moscow stating their innocence. [ speaking russian ] >> russia refused to extradite them, so we traveled to moscow to find the men who are wanted in connection with litvinenko's murder. >>> coming up, the stakes get even higher as we confront a top russian official when "dateline" continues. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven strong

how low is the bar for being highlighted by the system? socialising more or less with your neighbours? have you put gas in somebody else's car? are you going out the front door of your house instead of the back door of your house? that's how low the bar is, that which door of your house you're using can flag to the authorities that you're somehow behaving or in other manner that is suspicious and requires further investigation. another leaked memo shows that people who have left xinjiang but return to visit are also considered to be potential terrorists. it says that where a suspected terrorism cannot be ruled out... gulzera says that is what happened to her. translation: they said separatist and terrorist ideas come from foreign countries, so you need to be re—educated. they said, your ideas have been poisoned. when i found out it was going to be for a year, it was a terrible shock. my only dream was to die. when we wrote to china's uk ambassador about our evidence, he said we were making "fact—distorting comments." in the past three year

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exactly what he did yesterday, lower the bar on the trade expectations so now you're going to try to beat that bar. the one thing that is a little worrisome is this hong kong thing which floats out there as a little bit of a wild card. we don't know what's going to happen there three or four days of like unrest over there. maybe the chinese will act, maybe the president has to act and it's certainly true the chinese are concerned about saving face. so is president trump, he's very concerned and he may be forced to act so i'd just keep that out there as a wild card floating around that could change the calculus. >> brian, to that point, it seems like it's two buckets driving the market action more broadly overall and it is monetary policy and it's trade what do you think is priced in here in terms of trade, especially given the comments we got from president trump yesterday? >> yeah, it was interesting watching the way that the market reacted to president trump's speech it sold off just a little bit. you saw yields fall as well, which i think that just shifted the expectations a little

so her name is in there and the status bar here, this is the magic bar that alerts the applicant every time there's a change. so once crystal ensures that the application is complete and ready to go to the police, she will do that. and that sends an email to the applicant that they know it's moving along in the process. and some other things to highlight, the very bottom of this, i won't get into everything here, but you'll see there is a add a comment section and this is project management functionality and any staff who has access can leave a comment here. if there was a special case that needs to be noted, director wyland can see, oh, this is what's going on and this is why there's a delay or all sorts of things to be added there and that's increasing transparency. and i mentioned the ability for an applicant to revise their application if it needs to be revised. so up here, it's hard to see, but there's an edit response. where is that? allow are right respond to edit. so you can see once or no and then that gives them permission to go in there and make those changes. lastly, becaus

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owner who was one of those competitors hoping to get one of those grants >> the lucky horseshoe bar feels like a trip back in time for the historic mill from the bars 1950s past remains over the door. like this old-style cash esther sits behind the cash only sports bar >> if you make a mistake on it you are kind of doomed >> marie is not looking back. she left law school and end up buying the bar in 2011. local residents say she say the place but >> that business was surviving on a few customers and it was going to go away. >> but for a small business owner who has never had a credit card there are challenges in bringing her business into the 21st century and replacing old equipment. >> half of the taps don't work anymore. >> so she decided to take a chance but on monday she joined other female entrepreneurs to make a pitch for funding like a reality tv show, she stood before a panel of judges. four women especially women who do not ask for money and think they can do it all on their own, it is really nice to get that helping hand. to get that funding for either operational costs or

and there is still a sizable crowd inside and outside the bar. the most progressive candidate on the ballot and his campaign was largely focused on reform over. >>> incarceration. his agenda as san francisco da is clear. >> there's a lot of distrust between san francisco communities and law enforcement and my first job is to roll up my sleeves an work with everybody. and make sure we can rebuild the trust. >> reporter: the bar was bursting with supporters and big smiles. >> i'm in heaven. we got our city back. >> we will be focused on dealing with the root causes of crime and not gust locking people up. >> reporter: that was the premise of his campaign, diverting people away aljustice the former public defender has vowed to hold police more accountable in cases of brutality. just weeks before the election, major breed had appointed loftus as interim da. loftus said i didn't win the race but we won the support of many in san francisco who demand our city work together to build safety. boudin learnedover his win on a plane. he was visiting his fath

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the bar in terms of a time, and someone else knows what to target.ur own new targets each year and that is a really hard thing for us to do. some, like former red bull driver mark webber, have called on hamilton to be knighted. jolyon palmer spent the best part of two seasons racing against hamilton and feels he's still not as widely revered as he should be. he has almost been too dominant this year to get the plaudits he should get. if he won it with a dramatic race in the abu dhabi finale, he would get a lot more praise than he actually gets from winning races early on and winning it with two races to go. it has become a bit boring to the outsider, that is just how good he is. it is a tough one for him, but this year, number six, next year, number seven, tying with michael schumacher for the all—time greatest achievement. that is the one that will be a big one in 12 months. after breaking his ankle during everton's 1—1 draw with tottenham in the premier league yesterday, andrew gomes is due to undergo surgery today. he was stretchered off midway th

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before our money went to the bar, she bought alcohol here at the hollywood liquor mart. >> she consumed that alcohol with her cousin, and then they went to the bar later and were served alcohol there. >> these types of investigations are important for the public's health and safety. the mac and it sends a message to the public, this is illegal and dangerous, and sometimes when you sell alcohol to someone under the age of 21 there can be deadly consequences.>> the wife of an oakland police officer killed back in march 2009 was killed in a traffic accident herself this week. she was the widow of a sergeant, she was driving back from chico where she visited her youngest son. her family said they donated her organs to a number of recipients, including her kidney. she leaves behind three children and was 52 years old. >>> a bicyclist was killed last night after going over a cliff in santa cruz. authorities were called to westcliff drive and david way at about 7:45 pm. when they arrived they found in injured man at the bottom of the cliff. the man's name has not been released. police are inve

in my problem the entrance is the three feet in front of the juice bar. but what are you saying the primary entrance is? >> the way we have interpreted that code section is essentially two things we mention in our brief. the door should be labeled that it's for the restaurant and it should take you directly from the public right of way to the restaurant. public works has seen this before. this board of appeals has seen this before with this applicant for example in front of macy's which has a restaurant in it. that permit was proximate to the macy's entrance when there's the cheesecake factory in macy's. so essentially the way we view it is if there's any type of gap between the door to the building and where the actual restaurant begins it wouldn't be subject to the 75-foot restaurant requirement.

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