since then patty had three others including one that just opened this week at the yerba buena center for the arts in san francisco. finally just last week, we gave you the latest on 24-year-old kayla jimenez. we've been documenting the journey of this developmentally disabled artist for the past few years, how her art is opening up her once sheltered life. her latest commission was from nasa of a painting commemorating apollo 11's splashdown 50 years ago. it debuted a few days ago and brought one nasa official to tears. >> it's just one example of how when we open our minds and hearts we can bring in everyone. >> that is so moving. you made him cry. you're constantly making us cry. now everyone knows your segments are so touching and so human it really touches everyone. even the nasa guy is crying. >> it's an honor to share these stories with our viewers. as i talked about, the viewers get back in touch and reach out and say i want to help. >> they're crying at home, too. >> you have a lot of people reaching out through facebook and -- >> exactly. if you know of someone who is doing

why america's burger chains are embracing the plant—based patty. and on the markets, asian stocks fell, hit by concerns about the uncertain global economic outlook, the china—us trade war and tepid corporate earnings reports. we start with netflix. its shares have fallen sharply, down almost 12% in after hours trading after the tv streaming giant released disappointing results. netflix has shaken up the world of tv with its rapid growth, but that growth seems to be slowing down as it puts up its prices. let's show you some of the details. in the three months to the end ofjune, netflix had 151.6 million paid subscribers. that's a rise of 2.7 million on this time last year. almost half the five million the company itself was forecasting. in the us netflix actually lost subscribers for the first time ever. revenues were just over $4.9 billion dollars, up 26% on this time last year, but again slightly less than wall street was expecting. the compa ny‘s market position is under threat like never before. next year it will lose the rights to its two m

president trump also saying that sweden has let an american community down patti i mean how does a remark like that resonate in the country. well the president's already lost most of the support of the african-american community hispanics in communities of color what he's reformed reference in here is kanye west is a very controversial rapper singer and his wife kim kurdish in they have quite a bit of influence with this president you know he shows up at the white house puts out his red make america great ahead again and they do photo ops so we do believe that these 2 were lobbying the president hard to intervene. behalf the president tried it failed and he's apparently unhappy about it in the world no on twitter all right thanks very much patty cohen with the latest on that story from washington thank you patty now the governor of hawaii has agreed to negotiate with protesters over the construction of a giant telescope on bake island $1400000000.00 telescope is being built on a mountain it's considered one of the wells best viewing platforms but many native hawaiians also consider it sac

amy: patti goldman, stay with us so we can do part two. patti goldman is a managing attorney at earthjustice. that does it for our broadcast. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your commmments ♪ >>> hello. a very warm welcome to nhk "newsline." it's 9:00 a.m. on tuesday in tokyo. we begin in japan wherere the prime minister has announced h will take hihis time and think carefully about reshuffling his cabinet as well as the ruling party executives. shinzo abe said he has not yet made any decisions, but many believe the reshuffle will take place in mid september. observers s are eager to finind

calling with the latest on that from washington and patty was just mentioning that the u.s. president's recent comments on alijah cummings and his baltimore district but trump's racist rhetoric is seen as positive his election strategy for 2020. he reaches out to his base and alienates all the parts of the population democratic leader nancy pelosi has accused him of planning to make america white again so let's then look more closely at the demographics involved here well as of 2018 white americans make up 76.5 percent of the population the white estates being maine vermont and west virginia black or african-americans make up 13.4 percent with the highest black population the population in the district of columbia mississippi and louisiana maryland where baltimore is located is 65.9 percent of the population are asian the state with by far the highest percentage of asians is hawaii followed by california and new jersey in addition 18.3 percent of the population also identifies hispanic or latino with the highest numbers in new mexico california and texas well douglas sloan i

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congress as you say patty we have consistently seen during this president see the traditional norms and boundaries of behavior and conduct being breached breached can we expect to see a kind of excessive ration of that as we going to 2020. it is just going to continue and there's no signs of it it's going to be any time soon here's the president's strategy he's made it abundantly clear he thinks if he fires up his base his core supporters of mostly white americans that that will be enough to get him across the finish line that is making a lot of republicans nervous because if they look at 20161 of the big factors remember how close this election was in those few key swing states if you look at the voter turnout among african-americans among hispanics it was very low for in 2016 the african-american vote hadn't been that low in 20 years so while he's fired up his base he's also firing up the opposite side and they didn't really come out in big numbers in 2016 and there are some polls that show that this racist language is having an impact there was one poll done and we're going to want t

>> it's unfortunate he thinks the patty isn't big enough for his position and ideas. i think the republican party should be a broad party. i shouldn't be the only african-american republican in the houses of representatives. >> you had a pretty colorful quote where your add vice was don't be an expletive, don't be a homophobe, thing liebz that. >> we need make sure the republican party is growing. ruby red, texas. it's actually purple. just because we don't have a state elected democrat, doesn't mean we're not pupal. and i think this is -- that go grz the rest of of the country as well. we have an opportunity because i know independents and center-left democrats are concerned with the direction of of the democratic patty and we have an opportunity to intrigue those folks interested in solving problems for the future by empowering people and not governments. >> as i said the only republican that represents a district on the border. thanks for coming on and sharing your view. >>> when we come back we're going to talk about the crisis at there border and as we go, here a

>> little chichi here and beef patty down here. >> beef patty is an english bulldog? >> yes. how old is he? >> he's about 7 years old. >> but super friendly, and i guess some of the a antages of the older dogs, they're a little low key, and can be a little less work. >> yeah, i was surprised, he has quite a bit of energy and quite a bit of sponge, so does chi chi here. a lot of times the older dogs can be house broken and a little more laid back, which is definitely more my style of dog. >> how old is chi chi here? ot 8 years old. she's still a l of fun, great little dog. and still has energy to do walks, but then will come home n and sleep the couch with you. >> that's the advantage of a little dog for sure. >> i guess it depends on the tteed. especially the li dogs like chihuahuas can make 13, 14, 5 years old. this is really the o middle life. >> she still runs around and will play, loves other dogs. dogs, to play with other can still do a lot of the fun stuff of a younger dog, but again at the end of the day, you know, can be a little more laid back. >> and as is always th

sanctions we have 3 live reports for you in this news our patty cohen will join us from washington d.c. and the tasha butler is in paris but let's begin 1st with dorsetshire bari in tehran so door so how significant is this decision then by iran. well hasn't this was a decision that was already made this is just the fact that they've carried out on what they said they were going to do on july 17th the spokesperson for iran's atomic energy organization said that they were going to increase production and exceed this 300 kilogram of stockpile of low enriched uranium at the level of 3.67 percent this is something we knew that was coming and it is now here now the important point is the foreign minister zarif has said that this is in fact what the european signatories of the nuclear agreement have forced iran to do to scale back their commitments and it is within the agreement for the rain ians that they are allowed to do this under the nuclear deal to ensure that the other parties withhold their end of the deal now the 2nd phase of this scaling back their commitments will come on july 7th

legendary soul singer patti labelle. everybody loves her and knows her. she was honored in her hometown. a stretch of broad street in philadelphia now called patti labelle way sometimes referred to as the godmother of soul. labelle has won two grammy awards and has been inducted into the grammy hall of famei labelle's place. but i guess when you hit broad street now in philadelphia you've got scream out now with a nice big round high tone just in honor of her >> that's how you know you made it, you get a street named after you in your hometown >> do you have one phillip mena way or road or circle >> in el paso, texas not quite yet. >> i'm richard lui >> i'm phillip mena. keep it right he more news is strreai >>> and good wednesday morning to you. take a live look out at san mateo bridge, as we get started with this wednesday morning. 4:30 for you right now. thanks so much for starting your morning right here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. vianey is in for mike, we'll get you the traffic report in a moment. first a look at the for

thanks very much patty cleaner in washington d.c. . many 65 people have been killed in a suspected boko haram attack on a funeral in nigeria it happened in the northeastern city of might occur in borno state president mohammed who bihari has condemned the attack and ordered a military operation to hunt down those responsible gupta has more. on these shad remains are what's left of what once was someone's home this village in northeast nigeria is now the scene of the worst attack on civilians in the region this year. gunmen attacked mourners gathered for a funeral on saturday in the battle that took them to yet images that you can too on. wednesday if you will the remaining people and. then they went after them this is. the villages have gathered again this time to remember this staggering number of lives lost in just one day personally kenyatta condom i sincerely sympathize with the palm of this. if. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but the armed group is suspected to be behind saturday's carnage local government offici

and i think we're losing track of how many labor secretaries there have been patty . well not as labor secretary this is a president unlike any in the past that just seems to churn through cabinet secretaries with a cost of living within the week we will now have an acting homeland security secretary acting defense secretary acting labor secretary let's not forget that the white house chief of staff is acting and there are a whole host of under-secretaries that do important work that are either unfilled or they're in the acting capacity so just the bottom line on this alex alex acosta came out to the cameras with the president as he was walking out to marine one and he said that he had made the decision to step down basically saying the economy is great and that's what the focus needs to be on the bigger thing is here is this was not going to go away he tried to make this story go away he held a press conference with a lot of people came out and said that doesn't make any sense you're lying the background on this is you mentioned has to do with jeffrey epstein he isn'

. >> what if someone is interested -- >> reporter: last year we told but patty novaltes inspared idea to raise awareness of gun violence and honor her son, robbie, who was killed by it. patty got together with law enforcement agencies to organize gun buy-backs, then commissioned artists to make art out of them. her first exhibit was in vallejo but since then patty has had three others including one that just opened this week at the yerba buena center for the arts in san francisco. last week, we gave you the latest on 24-year-old kayla jiminez. we've been documenting the journey of this developmentally disabled artist for the past few years, how her art is opening up her once sheltered life. her latest commission was from nasa, of a painting commemorating apollo 11's splash-down 50 years ago. it debuted a few days ago and brought one nasa official to tears. >> it's one example how we open our minds and hearts, we can bring in everyone. >> if you know of someone who is doing something good for other people or their community, i'd love to hear about it. you can find me on facebook, twitt

thank patty let's go over now to elizabeth she's an associate professor of american studies and political science at george washington university joins us from washington d.c. good to have you with us let me start 1st of all elizabeth with the question of how do we heard this and they're saying well we were never really expecting any bombshells to drop here but anything that takes perhaps the public perception at least in any new direction. well i think that the hearing started out in a really interesting way when the democratic chairman jerrold nadler said 3 times repeating you did not exonerate trump and muller said yes to all 3 of those answers so in many ways he's challenging trying to narrative of what has actually happened and i think that that's something that the democrats will definitely use to continue to emphasize both from mischaracterize what the report said and also that the report does have a lot of really. challenging evidence to show that there are many points where trump obstructed justice we now see the democrats are continuing to try to emphasize that to state it in pl

you get a nice beef patty from 165th street and jamaica avenue. island flavors you can get a jerk chicken style. you can get kalalu you can get whatever you want in there. just open it and stuff it with paleo mozzarella you can even put bacon and meatball you can get crazy with it. that's what ey serve at the pizzeria in new york city. >> seth: that is a good ok log -- >> it's a vegan alternative. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: we joke around. we have our fun. this, right here, is no joke you're in a martin scorsese movie. >> i am. >> seth: this is a photo - >> it's crazy to even say that >> seth: this is a real thing. you were in a photo -- this was you and bobby de niro and marty scorsesela [ cheers and appuse >> that looks photoshopped, right? >> seth: and you are -- this is the film "the irishman." >> it is it's coming in october, i think. >> seth: it's gonna be on netflix in october >> i believe so. >> seth: and what was the experience like? i mean, obviously, you're a rk guy, to be with these guys >> it's illuminati

you get a nice beef patty from 165th street and jamaica avenue. island flavors you can get a jerk chicken style. you can get kalalu you can get whatever you want in there. just open it and stuff it with paleo mozzarella you can even put bacon and meatball you can get crazy with it. that's what they serve at the pizzeria in new york city. >> seth: that is a good looking -- >> it's a vegan alternative. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: we joke around. we have our fun. this, right here, is no joke you're in a martin scorsese movie. >> i am. >> seth: this is a photo - >> it's crazy to even say that >> seth: this is a real thing. you were in a photo -- this was you and bobby de niro and marty scorsese [ cheers and applause >> that looks photoshopped, right? >> seth: and you are -- this is the film "the irishman." >> it is it's coming in october, i think. >> seth: it's gonna be on netflix in october >> i believe so. >> seth: and what was the experience like? i mean, obviously, you're a new york guy, to be with these guys >> it's i

colombia the council wants to meet with government officials on the former are members asunder and patty is joining us now live with more from the colombian capital so what is the delegation hoping to achieve. well there in this is the 2nd time that the security council has traveled to call me up to check on the implementation of this landmark peace accord between the colombian state and gravels the 1st time they were here in 2007 during the as the laying down of the arms phase of the implementation and there are back now at a crucial time for this implementation which there are many doubts many worries surrounding the pace of the implementation and the fact that peace remains elusive in many of the areas that were under foreign influence for many decades essentially there are 3 issues that the security council is looking at here the 1st one is the very slow pace of the implementation of a number of reforms and infrastructure transformation of these remote areas where there has traditionally been a very little presence of the colombian state the 2nd one is the fact that there is a new go

no i really i really don't think it's a big deal look i think the president you know patti mentioned that you know he's he he doesn't do things necessarily like everybody else before you know like his predecessors and that's true and this is a president who likes to do things his own way but i don't i don't agree that it's been politicized he's celebrating the great military and keep in mind it's one of the last institutions that's very well trusted in the u.s. still a very trusted institution so look i think this is great for the military it's great for the country it's just it's just patriotic that's not well this is what american media is saying they're saying that some figures military figures are not attending for fear of violating the prohibition on uniformed officers or troops participating in political activities while it's being termed is there some concern there whether it's justified or not you know is there that concern among some members of the military. no i don't think so and in fact the i'm not surprised that a lot in the mainstream media would be critical of the pres

and for more on this we can go live now to patty cocaine in washington d.c. so patty as we heard there in my cannas reports it's been a litany of events where. dan coats has been at odds with president trump and his policies so why step down now. well it remains to be seen whether he stepped down or he was forced out by the president the president taking to twitter to announce that he was leaving notably we didn't hear it 1st from the director of national intelligence coats now all eyes are going to turn to the person that donald trump wants to replace him with that is representative john ratcliffe so what do we know about john radcliffe well he doesn't have any experience in intelligence if you look at the statue creating the d.n.i. the executive order it is said that it should go to somebody who has some intelligence experience that would be the preferred candidate he's a congressman a couple term congressman former u.s. attorney former mayor of a very small city in texas so he's going to have to face confirmation now again the republicans control the senat

culhane washington so patty what's the view likely to be in the united states over this decision by the by iran to increase in rich you running. you know when it comes to the trump white house you never really know what they're going to say when it comes to iran and it's getting pretty late in the day here we still don't have a response from the white house a spokesperson told our white house producer that they expected that there would be some sort of statement coming again hours of past still no response i think the big question is how how close is john bolton the national security adviser to u.s. president donald trump john bolton is a well known hawk on iran before this announcement was made he said in reaction to if this was going to happen he said the message is that basically all options are on the table but is does he have the ear of the president right now it doesn't seem likely that he does because very unusual move he did not travel with the president over the last couple of days the person who did travel with the president was tucker carlson a fox news talk show host who

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took patty and i has something in common. >> i have two confetti cannons.t home. >> darn right, kylie. go big or go home especially when it comes to confetti cannons. every time i see it it makes it special. kylie was going through the day with her dad. family friend, family dentist, on her youtube channel and the prank she pulled on her dad. and that she pulls quite a few on her dad. she challenges her dad to get a coin from his four head into a funnel in the front of his pants. >> i love this one. oh. and then she got him with this powder cannon as well. his reactions are gold. this is why everyone has been working together to put this together. what the dentist does is he is using a new light. he says close your eyes. >> open your eyes now. >> [ laughter ] i love it. he does laugh, he really does find joy when he gets prank. that's a quality bond. >> it's a prank, dad. >> he's so cute. >> i like that one. >> we need more for the show. are we cool? we're cool. >>> cheers friends, don't forget to check out our website at rightthisminute.com for more fun and entertaining videos . and

and patty mirng and hnk and how able to buck her own party. i think networks both within congress and outside congress enabled her to do that and they weren't all women's networks but they were supportive networks. the congressional black caucus was a persistent ally. the progressive caucus usually was an ally of hers and then also she had a wide network of organizations on the outside ranging from the aclu to the ywca who supported her efforts and who organized letter writing campaigns in support of her perspective even when she was opposing a democratic president. and i think that's absolutely essential. >> similar to patsy mink, barbara jordan had many different kinds of allies. on the ground black churches and black women's organizations. organized labor, believe it or not in the 70s texas was a very strong, extremely strong afilco. those white men supported her to the end. they were extremely important allies for her from the time she was a senator through the time she was in congress and she was a very strong proponent of organized labor

the role of carette as scott king is played by the dutch actress and singer patti fan defender. if it had been me i would probably have decided in favor of a singing career and not have married the baptist pastor better known as martin luther king. but that's me i didn't grow up as an afro-american woman in the sixty's. it's easy enough to say i would have done things differently maybe she didn't have the opportunity perhaps it was too dangerous to live certain dreams. martin luther king's political activism was certainly dangerous to his marriage and his family. for i was surprised by martin luther king's recklessness that at the age of 39 he got used to the idea of bomb attacks on his home that his family received death threats almost every day and still he carried on. on the one hand item that's reckless on the other hand vital passion it really shocked me but it also challenged me not to make weak fatalistic decisions in my faith make he could have made a bad decision but instead he said i'm going to invest a lot in one thing and i want to be more courageous i want to be cle

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what it says is plant-based protein patty. jessica you first. react to dunkin' donut's ad there. >> that looks delicious. i think it is a great product i'm excited dunkin' donuts has it. i don't see how anyone could be misled by that product. people are choosing plant based because they understand they are plant based. that is the so state laws are unnecessary. they are not about consumers and they are about protecting the producers and also violate the first amendment. >> dr. strain have you eaten any of the food we're introduce hearing and if not would you be interested in eating say a impossible whopper. >> sure. i'm from south louisiana. so there are very few things we don't eat. and when you get to the crux of the matter, you are talk about plant based meat. that is the crux of the matter. you are saying meat is not produced from plants. there is a standard identity of what meat is. there is a standard identity of what shrimp is. or crawfish. all we're saying is that if you are going to have a plant-based hamburger patty. clearly say that.

we are getting patty drizzle along the coast and for parts of the bay this morning, i will let you know how long this onshore flow will last and when we will see temperatures a bit warmer heading to the week, in a few minutes. >>> just supervisors could decide whether to raise the fees for checkup bags at grocery stores and businesses. right now shoppers pay $.10 for a single paper check out the back. the new proposal would hike that to $.25. it would also require pre- checkup bags like those used for produce, to be recyclable or compostable. if approved, the legislation would take effect in one year. >>> wall street is back in action today after the long weekend and boeing is facing another setback. >> joining us now, radio financial reporter jason brooks. >>> good morning. some big issues for boeing the ground at 737 max. saudi arabia discount airline fire deal is canceling its order for 5737 max. that is a deal worth almost $6 billion and fly a deal said it will instead by airplanes from the boeing rival airbus. it is the first time we have seen an airline cancel an order for boeing

the role of correction scott king is played by the touch actress and singer patti fan defender. if it had been me i would probably have decided in favor of a singing career and not have married the baptist pastor better known as martin luther king. some candles martin luther king but that's me i didn't grow up as an afro-american woman in the sixty's. it's easy enough to say i would have done things differently maybe she didn't have the opportunity perhaps it was too dangerous to live certain dreams. martin luther king's political activism was certainly dangerous to his marriage and his family. for i was surprised by martin luther king's recklessness but at the age of 39 he got used to the idea of bomb attacks on his home that his family received death threats almost every day and still he carried on. on the one hand i know that's reckless on the other hand vital passion it really shocked me but it also challenged me not to make weak fatalistic decisions in my faith. he could have made a bad decision but instead he said i'm going to invest a lot in one thing and i want to be mor

the role of correction scott king is played by the dutch actress and singer patti fan defender. if it had been me i would probably have decided in favor of a singing career and not have married the baptist pastor better known as martin luther king. some candles martin luther king but that's me i didn't grow up as an afro-american woman in the sixty's. well it's easy enough to say i would have done things differently maybe she didn't have the opportunity perhaps it was too dangerous to live certain dreams. martin luther king's political activism was certainly dangerous to his marriage and his family. for i was surprised by martin luther king's recklessness but at the age of 39 he got used to the idea of bomb attacks on his home that his family received death threats almost every day and still he carried on. on the one hand that's reckless on the other hand a vital passion. it really shocked me but it also challenged me not to make weak fatalistic decisions in my faith. he could have made a bad decision but instead he said i'm going to invest a lot in one thing and i want to be mo

so, patty judge had been the ag commissioner i think in iowa previously elected statewide. she was in her 70s which was kind ode 0 old for a first senate young but is a decade younger than grassley so they got this candidate to -- every time her name is mentioned, people are going to remember that they're blocking a judge. right? didn't work for them. and one of the big problems was the money wasn't there they had a big plan, i lay out in the book, $36 million they would campaign and do a big campaign behind merritt garland but the money wasn't there because the -- most democrats assumed hillary would win. so either she's going to get to appoint somebody or they'll go with garland. so, they -- there was a lot of press events and things on the hill but ran out of steam. go to the convention in philadelphia, and the republicans head made a think but the supreme court at their convention. at the conscription in the democratic convention? philadelphia, merritt gar learned's name was not mentioned one time. not one time. a conscious decision. they didn't want to politicize it. t

instead it is on a impossible foods patty instead after beef patty. otherwise it tastes much the same. it is good alternative. melissa: i know fish is next. andy, thanks for coming on. >> so good to see you. connell: we believe him. melissa: he didn't really say he liked i. he said if you put all the other stuff on it almost the same thing. i think that was a honest dodge which i appreciate. connell: an honest dodge from a guest. sounding the alarm on face app seems to be all the rage, this last few days, this russian-owned selfie tool. it ages your face. some say it poses a security risk for use years why would you do it if it ages your face, connell? it. connell: it is fun. melissa: nothing fun about that. connell: overnight stay in a giant hot dog. oscar meyer's first ever offer to dedicated fans. we cover it all here. we'll be right back. melissa: we really do. ♪ but this year, there's a more thrilling path to follow. (father) kids... ...change of plans! (vo) defy the laws of human nature... ...at the summer of audi sales event get exceptional o

thank you, patty. let us know if there's a team, this marginal. go ahead and send me a song about space. this song has the moon in it. frank is not singing about space here. let's be clear. i'll play your request every friday morning. use the hashtag, ktvu on facebook, twitter, or instagram. >> a roller coaster became stuck at a maryland amusement park. it is closed this morning. it will stay closed until they figure out it's safe to be on it. it suddenly stopped on the top of the coaster hill. people were stuck there for almost two hours before they were safely taken down. six flags america is bringing in certified technicians to inspect that ride. >> the city of los angeles being sued for throwing away items that belong to the homeless during sleeps ofmps. the city ordinance allows the city to throw away bulky items found on the sleep. the lawsuit says the city shouldn't be allowed to throw away their tents, and medications. according to the l.a. times, seven homeless people filed a lawsuit against him. we all told you about packages stolen from

a patty measures five centimeters by two. e recipe i is a closely guguard sesecret. and we use only top-quality meat. rereporter: the e flatbread iso plplaced on the e grill, so tht takes on t the meaty arorom. add some salad and sauce, and e cevapi is ready to serve. obelix sells around 500 portions a day. a large helping with 200 grams of meat costs the equivalent of three euros 30. >> this is the place to come. repoporter: a kebabab with flatd eses down ll w with beer.. in b bosnia herzegovina, cevapis considered something of a national dish. host: that's all from "global 3000" this week. but we love hearing from you. write to us at global3000@dw.com and follow us on facebook, dw women. see you next time. take care. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] 07/26/19 07/26/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. trump: the ultltimate the deaths to be penalty. in other trouble administration's announced plans to

we do two double patties. >> double patty. it make it really, really good. then we do a little bit of chili, texas chili there. >> that southern influence. >> absolutely. >> is there not enough meat on this burger. >> we pile it high. this is our number one burger we sell at the restaurant a little bit of chow chow right on top. and we just top it off right there. >> that looks fabulous. >> it is easy kind of deluxe burger. >> how do you cook? >> i do a little bit of medium. it is good product. you don't have to overcook it. >> if you are cooking kobe beef, you can't go wrong. >> i well doneburg are you want doesn't suit me. the flavor of the meat has to be in there. >> absolutely. >> tell us about your restaurant now. you make these burgers. you just hoped on second street. >> we've been open for about two months now. we are very, very busy. we have a great crowd that comes to see the game but we have some bate locals, people that live above us, live in the neighborhoods. >> the giants have been winning lately. >> we have noticed. >> more people knocking on

the patty without any meat at all. could you tell the difference? hello, i am katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. we are leaving the eu on october 31st "do or die" says the man many expect to be the prime minister this time next week. borisjohnson is not wholly in favour of suspending parliament to force through a no—deal brexit but neither has he ruled it out. and so today parliament moved to stop him, before he even takes office. the mps voted on an amendment to the northern ireland bill. the change they forced through, requires parliament to sit and debate progress on restoring devolved government to northern ireland. in theory it prevents parliament from being suspended through october. i7 tory rebels backed the amendment. a further 30 — six of them cabinet ministers — including philip hammond, david gauke, and greg clark abstained. the ayes to the right, 315. the noes to the left, 274. so the ayes have it. the ayes have it. unlock. the government was defeated by 41 votes. that result came on the back of a warning today

they kicked this off with a breakfast patty option in canada this partnership in canada only. now they've got the plant-based regular burger as well as a barbecue burger. it's important to note a lot of these coffee chains struggle with foot traffic in the afternoon, so obviously burgers are a way to add people hopefully to your customer base during the afternoons. and also restaurant brands international. the parent company is now in with two of these because they also have the impossible whopper partnership. >> how do the impossible sausages sell in the morning >> they said that they were selling well it's a breakfast patty sandwich and this went well that's why they decided to expand the partnership >> why is a coffee chain selling burgers? >> well, i just explained they are trying to get more people in to come eat in the afternoons. that's how you compete >> but is there a risk of diluting what people want? like, i'm not going to go to a dunkin' donuts or winchel's for a pizza. >> but it's this business model creep that goes on if you blow through the existing menu, you go

has all the protein, no cholesterol, less total fat, 10-20% less calories than an 80-20 ground beef patty. >> i would probably get the meat one again. sorry, planet. >> bleh. laura: a federal judge in new york has denied bail for jeffrey epstein. the disgraced financier will have to stay behind bars. he awaits trial for trafficking dozensf underage girls. i spoke to nada h tawfik, w been following the case. why did the judge deny epstein bail? naed: ultimately the judge s with prosecutors who argued that jeffrey epstein, a registered sex offender, remains a danger to the community and a flight. -- fght risk. they pointed to evidence they found at his manhattan mansion, they found in his safe a foreign passport with a fake name, piles of cash, diamonds, as well as many, many lewd photographs of young women and girls. they said he had not changed his ways and that he had the manns motive to fully. -- flee. e judge said that the suggestion by the defense that mr. epstein could remain on house arrest with an electronic motoring bracelet was not adequate, even if he offered to pay for armed gu

court there has extended its detention for another 30 days we begin our coverage with this report from patty culhane in washington. this british tanker and presumably its crew is now in iranian custody as announced on state t.v. . a british oil tanker called stana imperio was stopped while passing through the strait of hormuz because of failing to observe international maritime regulations at the request of ports and navigation authority of our most gun province the tanker was guided to the coast after being stopped and was handed over to the ports and navigation authority iran had 2 tankers one british flagged the other liberian we will respond in a way that is considered robust and we are absolutely clear that if the situation is not so quick to be it will be serious consequences iran later announced the liberian tanker had been warned and release news of the tankers being seized in iran broke shortly before u.s. president donald trump left the white house for his new jersey country club his reaction was muted there will be working with the u.k. they'll have a new prime ministers are which

pound for pound has all thein, no cholesterol, less total fca, 10-20% lesries than an 80-20 ground beef patty. >> i would probably get the meat one again. sorry, planet. >> bleh. laura: a federal judge in new york has denied bail for jeffrey epstein. e disgraced financier will have to stay behind bars. he awaits trial for trafficking dozens of undege girls. i spoke to nada tawfik, who has been following the case. why did the judge deny epstein bail? nada: ultimately the judge sided with prosecutors whod that jeffrey epstein, a registered sex fender, remains a danger to the community and a flight. -- flight risk. they pointed to evidence they found at his manhattan mansion, they found in his safe a foreign passport with a fake name, piles of cash, diamonds, as well as many, many lewd photographs of young women and girls. they said he had not changed his ways and that he had the means and motiveo fully. -- flee. the judge said that the suggestion by the defense that mr. epstein could remain on house arrest with an electronic henitoring bracelet was not adequate, even iffered to pay for armed gu

the more accountable co sponsored by washington democratic senator patty murray alexander hopes to introduce the legislation in the fall. another priority of his before he retires at the end of 2020 in washington, i'm just eat or. >>for your help tonight there are new vaccine guidelines for the human papilloma virus better known as hpv now more age categories are being advised to get the preventive shot. the cdc and prevention advisory committee on immunization practices now recommends that men get the vaccine through the age of 26 that mirrors the age advised for women. the cdc also updated recommendations for older adults ages 27 to 45 who have not been vaccinated to talk to their doctors about getting immune about immunize hpv vaccines are not licensed for anyone over the age of 45. the cdc also says children should start receiving doses around 11 or 12 years old hpv is often spread through hec's and can lead to 6 different types of cancer. >>well the us conference of mayors wrapped up in honolulu today number of bay area mayors attended the event topics of the conference included homeles

deputiesesomicide near pattis bowl in pacheco. the coroner has not released the victim's name. >>> and look at this police chase. this is not something you see every day. a man stole an oakland fire truck and then led police through several bay area counties. this is new helicopter footage of this all going down. the dramatic chase started in oakland this morning. nbc bay area spoke with firefighters. the main question is how did this happen? >> reporter: yeah, kris, it was certainly a brazen crime. to break into a fire station, take a clearly marked bright red fire engine, and then take it for a ride down two major highways. led police on quite the pursuit. >> 85 miles an hour. >> reporter: this was no fire drill. a view from above shows the suspect speeding away, leapolic a stolen fire engine. >> our fire apparatus, our tank wag wagon, was stolen from our fire house. >> reporter: oakland fire's battalion chief says fire crews from station 23 were out doing inspections when someone somehow broke in. >> the premises was secured wh

patty rhule, the vice president of exhibit some content here. we're here at the prologue of our newest exhibit, rise up. stonewall and the lgbtq rights movement. stoma was an event in the summer of 1969. an uprising in a bar in new york city that propelled forward that modern-day lgbtq rights movement. this is where we tell that story of how ordinary americans use the first amendment items, freedom of speech, of press. petition, assembly, religion, to advocate for change and to really change society. >>> we are going to walk around the corner in this prologue area, and look at some artifacts from two of the earliest lgbt organizations that was up in the 1950s and 60s. >>> americans lived in fear and secrecy for much of the early 20th century. people could be arrested for showing affection in public. police prowled park to arrest people who were seeking -- there. it was a difficult time to be a american. but this is when you see the rise of a few early lgbtq groups , social groups, such as the mattachine society and daughters of --. when people a

if it wasn't patti labelle, would you capitalize the b? >> are you good at spelling, andrew? >> i was a bit of a nerd, i won spelling bee's. >> is that a thing to capitalize the b? >> that b should be capitalized, that's my expert my expert opin >> oh, okay. >> the french root. the woman or the girl. >> boom. >> so "b," like the -- >> there it is. okay. the french root. all right. i'm glad we got you here. >> that's the kind of judgement we need in the white house. >> 100%. okay. well, that's what i'm talking about. >> jermaine dupree, thanks for being here. andrew yang, thanks for being here. >>> what other judgement do we need in the white house? well, former republican marc sanford is here. there will be no spelling tests, sir, but i'll see you on the other side when we come back. yoe other side when we come back you get the price match guarantee. so if you find your room at a lower rate, hilton is like... we're gonna match that rate and give you an extra 25% off. what would travel sites do if you found a better price? that's not my problem, it's your problem. get outta he