they are kept behind the spa. they have their own logs. i review both of them. i think the vendor's logs were there. the on site maintenance logs were not kept there. >> can you explain the difference between the vendor log and on site logs. >> state law requires you test ph chlorine in temperature of a spa. typically vendor logs are more detailed with what chemicals they added. >> what is the frequency of the vendor log verse the on site log? >> most facilities is once a week. this place is three times a week. >> thank you. >> it was characterized all over again. what was your da moment. >> i have closed this facility four times. >> what length of period, time wise? >> 2013 through 2018. >> more. >> every other visit i am closing the system. >> thank you. >> in terms of the logs that they did submit at the hearing and the copies we have here, did those logs look okay to you? >> yes except for the last two weeks. they couldn't come up with those logs that is the vendor's logs which i think are three times a week. >> thank you. >> you still have three minutes if

express spa will operate a wellness center and spa concept in terminal two, and all clear offers expedited traveler services for checkpoint access throughout all airport terminals. the new zoom and all clear leases both have initial rental terms of five years with two one-year options to extend and express spa has a rental term of two years with no options to extend. all vendors will pay the minimum guarantee or percentage rent based on total revenues. over the term of the leases, the airport will receive at least $9.265 million based on the annual guaranteed rent. the budget analyst has reviewed the terms of the lease and recommends approval, but i would be happy to answer questions that you may have. >> president cohen: i have a few questions. given all clear is a unique lease, skb it doesn't go through the competitive bid process, how do you determine the value of the lease? >> it does go through the competitive review process, although they are currently the only provide vendor that offers this service. the t.s.a. does have a similar service in precheck that is basically front of the l

we learned the regency didn't operate the spa. an independent company did, and we couldn't reach anyone at that company at all. but lowe's stepped up and sent susan a check for $150 anyway. lowe's said it understands the frustrations, and refunded the guest as a gesture of goodwill. keep this in mind for holiday shopping. in most cases, if you have a gift card for a company that goes out of business, you are out of luck. so don't sit on those gift cards. use them right away. if you run into gift certificate trouble, you can complain to the department of consumer affairs at the state. give us a call, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. >>> 4:57 for you. right now, coming up on "today in the bay," the breaking news to tell you about. driver is arrested while behind the wheel of a tesla. the strange way the chp had to get the car to stop. >>> and we're seeing the roads drying out this morning, as we take a live look outside at 880 and fremont, as you get ready to step out the door, it's going to be cool.

never, not a spa, not a boxing match, not a professionalfight, not spa, not a boxing match, not a professional fight, not anything spa, not a boxing match, not a professionalfight, not anything —— spar. i‘ve never, ever been bettered, not one time. so if deontay wilder is that man, then god bless him. i cannot wait. at the time is clicking. it is boiling down. there's only three days left now. can you feel the energy? can you feel the anticipation that this fight is going to bring? the two as heavyweights in the world, right here, toa heavyweights in the world, right here, to a stable near you. y'all should be excited. that is all your sport for me. goodnight. hello. the atlantic is set to prove fairly relentless at steering spells of wet and windy weather our way in the coming days. we saw one on wednesday, that is the cloud that marks out that area. this is what is waiting for us, though, for thursday. if anything, waiting for us, though, for thursday. ifanything, perhaps waiting for us, though, for thursday. if anything, perhaps a deeper low feature then we saw on wednesday, which cou

she gets the spa treatment. they name the dog snowbird they noticed while she was at the spa, she was walking kind of funny, they later found out that she has a heart condition. now, they're just waiting to find out if she needs medicine or surgery. and for all of the people who donate for this, the dogs may need medicine or some kind of medical care. ♪ >>> rally racing is a very quick frenetic sport. this video, onboard footage from andreas nicholson's car at rally australia. you see this stage, gravel, tight turns, really, a cliff on one side and a mountain on the other. you don't have a whole lot of room. the car constantly scratching her grip. they are four-wheel drive cars. but still, look at how they pop the car back and forth, drifting around these correspondenners a to -- well, stay on track. >> these guys are drift racing an entire eight, nine, ten-mile track they've never been on before. >> andreas had that track. but things did not go as well for driver molly tallis. in south wales. >> oh! >> what t

it is the 25th anniversary of the sea-spa n bus program -- c- spa and bus program. by partisans pollys -- policy center don -- discusses --. the university of south florida will talk about political dynamics. be sure to watch the washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern on friday morning. joined the discussion. >>> campaign 2018 continues friday. former president obama will hold a rally in florida for senator bill nelson who is up for reelection. live coverage beginning at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. saturday, president trump is back in florida to stump for republican candidates. also on c-span. struck in addition to our -- struck in addition to our coverage leading up to the midterm elections next week, we will take a look at --. that gets underway friday at 11:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3. :5 of barbara bush's grandchildren remember her in this discussion led by cokie roberts. she is only the second woman in history to be married to one american president and be married -- and be the mother of another. i work coverage of this event began right after the audie

we learned the regency didn't operate the spa. an independent company did, and we couldn't reach anyone at that company at all. but lowe's stepped up and sent susan a check for $150 anyway. lowe's said it understands the frustrations, and refunded the guest as a gesture of goodwill. keep this in mind for holiday shopping. in most cases, if you have a gift card for a company that goes out of business, you are out of luck. so don't sit on those gift cards. use them right away. if you run into gift certificate trouble, you can complain to the department of consumer affairs at the state. give us a call, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> here are storeies we're working on for you for 6:30 coming up. breaking news, the massive data breach we've been telling you about this morning, we're live at the marriott in san francisco, where workers are still striving to find out whose data is at risk. >>> brand new this morning, a i change in the way companies to label lettuce. response to the e. coli outbreak traced back here to

oo reporter: at her spa, her flotation therapy have become a popular place to pass out. >> we have oneoe client who suffer from insomnia. she says she felt great and was able to sleep for the next four to five days. >> reporter: in a pool bigor enoughwo people, 1200 pounds of epsom salt i mixed with 11 inches of water. >> an hour of sleep here in this amount of salt is equivalent to four hours' of sleep. >> reporter: giving the float a try, finally let go and fall into a weightless sleep. i felt like i could have stayed in there for another hour. from taking a dip to a trip to the dentist, to fix a problem millions of americans have at night, sleep apnea. this dentist makes these mouth guards. it's a smaller, more comfoteable ative to the standard known as c-pap, and it's often covered by insurance. >> in most cases they do because vents a lot of problems >> reporter: angie goff, news 4. >> now, she says the zbards, i -- guards are best for mild to moderate cases. >> as for the flotation therapy, we found places offerin sessions that range from $45 to $100 an hour. sleep is such a premiu

at this you're known as a spa or you let us build our hopes brother than our fears against each other. you provoke them and together we can avert threats like the specter of global warming poverty hunger disease inequality and ignorance. that we have engaged in this fight and we can win it let us pursue it for victory is possible to live a quiet perceivable. fought over in the first and light of the second world war the french capital paris playing host to own the enemies today together and reconciled . our chief europe correspondent mike often was at that event at the austin two also this morning. europe remembered one of its defining days this morning tell us what that all moment with wanting to. learn was not at all a military event as some might have expected the very pacifist there were a lot of children involved schoolchildren that we just saw on the report there was a lot of music in there for the strongest moments of the ceremony came from from those sources and what really stood out was for example the bull arrow performance from the european union youth orchestra extremely p

at this you're known as a spa or you let us build our hopes rather than our fears against each other. you provoke them and together we can avert threats of limit the specter of global warming poverty hunger disease inequality and ignorance that we have engaged in this fight and we can win it let us pursue it for victory is possible. well if you. if you're in the first and i to the second world war the french capital paris playing host to only been a nice today together and reconciled our chief europe correspondent max hoffman was at that anniversary ceremony in paris earlier today he says french president emmanuel mccrone used his speech there to born of the dangers of nationalism but he made a stark contrast between nationalism and patriotism actually saying that patriotism was the opposite of nation nationalism and that was a pretty thinly veiled message to some of the world leaders that were sitting there besides him. for example the u.s. president donald trump he also made the case for multilateralism saying that what was responsible also for those years of peace that the european

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back in a moment plus: a bay area woman misses out on a hotel spa experience. her gift certificates were worthless. we get her money back. tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ a. >>> sexual misconduct allegations have brought down the democratic chairman. today he agreed to resign. male and female staffers have accused him of making sexually and police and it inappropriate comments at work. his decision to resign follows questions from governor newsom to step down. >>> and being called the next generation of air travel, they rolled out facial recognition. passengers can show their face. it is the first biometric terminal in the u.s. college up next, detroit flights and then domestic flights within two years. >>> a wild finish in toronto. and what kevin durant did after the game. finals preview tonight between the warriors and toronto raptors. the raptors have the best record in basketball... so tonight was a good test for the warriors. >>> could it be? >> the raptors have the best record in basketball so

thismorning, from spas to dental visits, we're looking at insomnia treatments that don't involve medication. >>> chuck? >> good morning, everybody. 6:12 on a thursday morning. already areas of heavyleet in parts of southern maryland. our first reported snowflakes as well. all the sleet will eventually mix in and t change ovsome potentially heavy rain later on today around the metro area. could be some significant icing in the shenandoah valley. complete forecast coming right up. >>> we are back now on a storm team 4 weather alert day at 6:16 a.m. this is our first blast of winter this many may see some snowflakes out there. others could see ice. most all of us a goingo see some rain. storm team 4's chuck bell is keepin an eye on your forecast and will join us in a few minutes with an update. >> the school closingro are stil ing in this morning. in virginia, clarke, frederick,o oun, winchester, faquier county schools are all closed. in maryland, washington, frederick, allegheny, and howard schools are closed. in west virginia, berkeley, jefferson, morgan, and hampooire county s are all close

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there was going to be a spa named after ivanka. did they testify -- did don junior testify, for example, to congressional committee about this or anything else that now mueller might be looking at because now for the first time he is saying, i'm willing to take up lying to congress as something that i'm willing to pursue -- >> gloria, when you think of michael cohen lying to congress and being caught and then now he is the biggest potential threat to the president of the united states in this investigation, i mean, the parallels are so very clearly there, is michael cohen turning into the john dean of this story? >> right. its kind of shakespearian, you know, in a way. the man -- the man we all knew during the campaign who described donald trump as the greatest person in the universe is suddenly now the person armed, potentially, with enough who could really cause the president great damage and it is shakespearian in nature because of their relationship previously and his relationship -- i can't emphasize this enough, his relations

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if the ivanka branded spa had moved forward, she would have been given sole discretion to approve the facility plan. so far, ivanka has not testified before congressional committees. another potential selling point for the moscow project, a free penthouse for putin. valued at $50 million. felix sater, who worked on the project with cohen, said it was an idea considered as a marketing ploy for the moscow project. even though trump said he had no active russian business interests during the campaign, now he says it only made sense to keep potential deals like the moscow project in the works. a seeming contradiction to some of his earlier claims. >> i was running my business while i was campaigning. there was a good chance that i wouldn't have won. in which case i would have gone back into the business. and why should i lose lots of opportunities? >> i built an unbelievable company. but if you look there, you'll see there's nothing in russia. >> now, of course, it's not illegal for donald trump to mislead the american people. the big question, though, is whether in his written answers to

at colenso beautiful finish a nice metal glass a bit of spa and bring in that throughout the whole home with. christmas tree just adding that we'll some tourists feel depressed months. gold and blue glass will make the dinner table look particularly attractive. the decorations on oxford street are of course completely up to the minute it's a perfect winter wonderland featuring some two thousand bottles. but isn't it a bit too early to be switching on the christmas lights is a little bit early but a paper is a good while it was christmas so. i think you find that the come on this time of the year brings everyone together life in fact and to some digital forward to write and see if they're on in the christmas spirit and remind them that christmas is coming to see the faces of them look at their life starting on started kind of good for them and the earlier christmas calls the longer people can enjoy the decorations. eat meat. and the ski season has kicked off here in europe one of the most famous ski resorts is the area around sar much in switzerland the village is located at the foot of

there are no spirulina spa markets today. we mix two in one and created a formulation for it. >> where do you make this stuff? >> we create with a comaker. right now it's sitting on me and i'll wipe it off and you can see the done. who is your customer? >> women age 24/to 45, vegans, vegetarians, people into healthy living as well. thank you. go deliberate. how many products do you have? >> ten in total from facials to soaps, body butters. or did you have a background in this j i struggle with skinnishes myself. i didn't find anything on the market for me. after doing research i found the products i was using contained harmful chemicals. >> can i breing them in? the answer is yes. i'm so excited for you. >> congratulations. great business. one thing i was thinking about, spirulina is used as a hangover remedy. how can you become someone who uses it. you're the only scrub who has that. so i think you could lean forward on the spirulina trend but become the thought loader. >> i think it's surprising you say shockingly. >> i wou

it was an opportunity for people like jeff and constance to change their lives and to open a spa business. before i moved to austin i was in the health care industry and then a hospital administrator for several years in kansas. my project was going to live and i wanted to be with my family first and i remember talking to some people was talking about wilson about north dakota and this oil boom there's a lot of oil out here and there's a lot of jobs in the water of opportunity for business willesden seem to have the best opportunities for us and my family and so we drove up to the local and we realized immediately there was a huge opportunity out here so many people out here there must have been at least thirty thousand people going through here and there were only five restaurants at the time and then we little bit closer and said ok what skill sets do we have that would be a good system and we thought that maybe if you don't shop there were so many other businesses have done here and the old timers they all think that foreigners coming here to take their money and go back home they don'

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a home outside of los angeles whichame are became famous for its massive underground complex of spas, pools and tennis courts was listed for $53 million and just sold at auction for $23 million. famed investor peter liverpool is putting his golf home in scottsdale,arizon up for auction after it lange wished on e market for two years at $14 million. auctions don't always work. michael jordan tried to auction off his chica mansion fl 2012 with no takers. plus the o ownersf this house have high hopes it will the most expensive home ever tt sell a auction. no one has ever lived here. it was built on speck in 2014 and came on the market for $139 million then put become on at $159 before being pulled off t market in 2016. it is 58,000 square feet with ref bedrooms, 22 bathrooms, a private max theater we shall 20-car garage, 500 feet of frontage with a private yacht dock on the inrcoastal. it takes about 150,000 gallons of water just for the pool. bidding starts online on november 12th. but you need a check of $250,000 just to qualify to bid. for nightly business report, i'm robert frank. >>

. -- portfolio manager at spa. let's begin with you. this looks solid. what do you see? noelle: it is solid. it is broad-based growth in the jobs report today. at invesco we tend to not look at anyone thing as a trend, and -- at any one data point as a trend, and the trend is pointing to growth numbers .8%, and that is why we are calling for moderating growth going into 2019. jonathan: does this complicate things for the fed, tom? tom: it is trying to get them on that path they defined as neutral, 2.75%. maybe it speeds them and they do it every quarter, but it appears that's where they want to get, and they are probably going to want to get there quicker. jonathan: that is just around the corner. chairman powell says we are a long way away. who is right and who is wrong? tom: i only look at what they define as neutral. it is a moving number. i am a simple guy, did some simple math, i came up with 75 basis points from where they are today. does that mean they may move it? i guess they have been known to move goalposts in their life, so that may not shock me. it might bot

and there is a section called the natural world which is cectures of the earth or spa that you can kind of recognize what they are. and then the last section is a section that we call earth art. how you can take photos of the earth and really make it lok like a wall-worthy piece of artwork. >> thompson: you write in the book about the first time you launched into space and you looked down on earth. i mean you are one of the few human beings who will ever be able to s earth from this vantage point. can you describe in words how is feels the earth from there. >> yes where, so you know, my first flight we launched at night. aneing my first mission, even on my second mission when i was the commander of the space shuttle, i didn't look out the window during ascent really one me because i was kind of focused on my job which was being either the pilot or commander of the space shuttle. and on my first flight it wasn't until we were in space for about 20 minutes that i just noticed something on the outside that caught my attention. i didn't even know what it is. i asked the commander of the cre

. >> so i want to spend time talking about the spa. you made the promise to. 47 states. >> so you are almost done with this. >> yes. >> what have you learned and what are you telling people? what does our audience not know about thesba. >> i don't think people understand the full scope. how many of you think it's about loans. you'll see hands go up all over the room. if i say, do you really realize we don't make the loan. we guarantee loans. do you also understand we have all of these resources to help businesses start, grow, expand. and sometimes recover from disaster. we have our score offices. spdc offices. women's business centers. veterans outreach centers. >> let's go quickly. score is amazing because you can go into score and get an adviser for free. >> all of these services are for free. scores manned by volunteers. they're giving back executives who are still there. . markets representatives or experts in other fields and you can go and let them take a look at your business. >> right. >> hope you in the business plan. marketin

. >> reporter: this woman says at her spa in tyson, her flotation therapy rooms have become a popular place to pass out. >> we have one client who does suff from insomnia and she says it's lasted for her after here float. she felt eat. she was able to sleep for the next four to five days. >> reporter: in a pool big enough f two people, 1,200 pounds of epsom salt mixed with 11 inches of water. >> one hour of sleep is equivant to four hours of rest. >> reporter: here we go. i finally let go and fell into a weightless sleep.e i felt l could have stayed in there from another hour. from taking a dip, to a trip to the dentist to fix a problem that keeps millions of americans up at night. sleep aapnea. this doctor makes these mouthguards for patients with breathing dirders send her way. it's a smaller, more comfortable alternative to the standard treatment known as c-pap, andent is oovered by insurance. >> and some cases, they don't, but in most cases, theydo, because it prevents a lot of problems. >> reporter: angie gotch, news 4. >>now, the doctor says those guards you wear during sleep ar

stadium atlanta took the lead through yourself martin and this just after the half hour mark to recall spa load after the break. well no goals in the first leg of the western conference finals portland timbers almost scored against sporting kansas city but fell short the winners of the conference finals in the m.l.s. cup final on december the. world champion lewis hamilton ended his f one season in style by winning the grand prix however it wasn't the finale runaway driver and nico holcomb very would have been hoping for. but you're ok if you look at. this. picture of the car but the company. did eventually emerge on harmed from this crash in the first lap hamilton went on to win his eleventh race of the season his fifth while title had been secured last month in mexico. and the next year is going to come back strong so going to make sure i try to come back with it but i'm really grateful for the. congrats he said i'll try we will try and i think i will hold the we'll try to come back stronger to make sure we give him a run in to the exterior and that's all your support for now be back wit

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