the kitchen is noisy they can't communicate. you have hearing damage risk considerations as laurence listed on the issue. there are some restaurant kitchens that are so noisy that there is concern about hearing loss. and as you may know in the state of california and the united states there are hearing loss limitations and to the extent that because of noise exposure people's hearing is damaged. there is a compensatable cost involved with that. then you have the issue of waitresses and waiters not hearing what the customers are saying because it's so noisy they can't get the order right. independent of the issues i mentioned so far, we have noise transfer to the neighbors. and so we have the airborne noise of activity in the restaurant. people talking. bothering neighbored. if you are residential or commercial neighbor of a restaurant, you don't want to sit in your office or home and hearing the activity noise. you would like it to be [inaudible]. there is a good chance you will complain or sue because it's hurting your business

. >> i had went to the kitchen and a girl ran in the kitchen and bust open the kitchen door.e said, jameni you're on the news. you're free! and i bust out the kitchen. and when i bust out the kitchen all the inmates were like you did it! you're free! you're free! so that was a wonderful experience! >> both women were sfensed jail. >> gladys offered one of her kidneys. in return she gets her freedom too. >> i i'm prying to god that i am a match. i don't want her to have someone else's kidney. i was going to give it to her in prison. did nobody had to release me. i would have gave it to her without a shadow of a doubt. i love my sister. campaigners argue that the scott sisters original sentences were too harsh. their release is proving equally controversial with some transplant groups questioning whether the deal is even legal. it's also unclear what will happen to gladys if she doesn't donate her kidney. the two women have yet to be tested to see if the organ is even compatible. >> it's looking increasely likely that the football demup 2022 will take place in the winter. the f

it has an upgrade to the kitchen equipment. they can prepare the food described. the major element of the capital plan would be transforming the existing boat maintenance repair facility into an indoor seating area. as you can see here, six tables for people to cover gate, have a bite to eat, or perhaps enjoy a little bit of respite from the weather and talk about the nature of the surrounding environment. the bottom right-hand corner, you would have lounge area with comfortable seating, a bookshelf with reading materials related to stow lake and the history of golden gate park. you have the bathroom and a janitor's closet. in order to make room for placing the indoor cafe in the existing boat facility area, the existing -- the facility repair area would be moved to the basement of the building, where we currently have the bicycle rental facility, which is part of a separate project and is being moved to another location in golden gate park. those boats, when they do need repair, which we expect a new fleet of boats will need significantly -- they will need signif

it is similar to in kitchen appliances, stainless steel. is good. it goes with all color schemes. >> there was a recent change to san francisco's codes that said you could not have more than one sitting turned on at any more than one time. so you cannot have multiple salaries and more for water savings. >> right. a lot of people like showers for two, and now, you are saying one valve for one shower. >> i think you could probably sit flow rates could be adjusted, and you could probably make it happen, but it is beginning to be very tightly regulated. tell us, when people come in to buy, what is it that they like? what are they actually buying? >> a lot of it has to do with style. first is for the lab faucet's. you have the widespread, the two handles, hot and cold. very modern design. >> people like modern. >> people like modern, but we are in san francisco, so we get a wide range. then the one hand, very popular, ada-approved. saves water. very easy to use >> > one of the standards for commercial, not residential, is that you have to be able to oper

in the summer, it demands the kitchen six days a week. values his peaceful walks down the beach. -- he works in the kitchen 60's a week in the summer. >> the walk with no one around is beautiful. you can focus on yourself and your live and clear your mind. >> he can also think up new culinary creations. the 2010 newcomer of the year just to prove that he is here to stay. >> we go to britain to meet the master of fake marble making. i may be doing him an injustice by st. "fate -- by saying "fake ." is an art itself. it can be found in many castles and noble houses of europe. it is in buckingham palace. if it is good enough for the british royals, it is posh enough for anyone. >> it looks just like the real thing. this faux marble can be found in many stately homes across europe. this home belongs to a cousin of queen elizabeth ii. a valuable pieces of furniture make the natural marble standing alongside the faux marble from the 18th century. he has just restore them. >> what is real and what is not real? this is beautiful and real antique

this is a view of the kind of kitchen that is anticipated. energy star, low-energy appliances will be part of it. the simple incorporation of energy star refrigerators throughout the last 15 years in california has reduced and made an incredible reduction in the amount of energy used in california. this is part of the goal for parkmerced. likewise, the question has been asked about the nature of outdoor space and how it relates to the new plan. again, there are benefits to the ways parkmerced is laid out right now with low density. in its reflection of a very clear suburban quality of courtyards, large yards, there are three playgrounds. there is a community garden. the drawbacks are, as you can see in the little picture, much of the open space is captured in yards that are not usable. their captor between esplanades and streets. in quantity, it would add up to a lot of free space in terms of usability. not so good. one of the problems is, in the current irrigation system, there are leaks. as you may remember, we have identified there are ove

he says life sometimes seems awfully repetitious and something like a doe in your kitchen window lie livens things up! >> this week is interesting! >> reporter: and it keeps getting more interesting. >> got another interview. [ laughter ] >> reporter: with all of the attention they are getting. not a normal week at all for the family or the deer who headed for the hills and has her own story to tell. in castro valley, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >>> traffic has gotten very interesting on 680 south of highway 4. an update on the breaking news that we had about five minutes ago. now traffic is really backed up because of the concerns, the discovery of pipe bombs. you can see the highway is closed in that one direction and so that's backing traffic up. but apparently, a drug bust reportedly led to this discovery of pipe bombs. we are told by the county sheriff that another pipe bomb has to be detonated. there you see the storage facility as well as the police crews there and the bomb squad so that's affecting traffic on 680 south of highway 4. we'll continue to keep an eye on that and updat

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kitchens are the ultimate and social room, while bathrooms are kind of the opposite. bathrooms, like kitchens, are part of homes and houses, so they are part of architecture, and they are opportunities for people to express themselves, to express their style. they are just an important element in the house is in san francisco. >> i think we can talk about how bathrooms had changed in san francisco. the old-style we're used to have a separate compartment for the bathtub, and now, we have a whole different concept. >> traditionally in san francisco with victorian and edwardian, we had split bathrooms. a separate room for a toilet, and a second room for a tub. i have done literally dozens of projects where we try to combine them. the difference in today's baffin's is there is a lot more stuff. double vanities, soaking tub, showers, toilets, bedets, a lot more things going on. >> has this economic decline at the moment -- has that affected people's desire for complexity in stuff? have you seen a short-term move toward simplicity? >> yes and no. people still love their bat

there is a kitchen helping entrepreneurs beat the odds. >> this is a nice fried chicken from my grandom and mom's recipe. >> alicia makes a tasty tamales. >> this is like avocado salsa. >> she is cooking her creations at la cocina, a nonprofit kitchen help gg cooks turn an idea into a business. the executive director. >> we're looking for national entrepreneur autos entrepreneurs either low income or immigrants or both. and have a passion for food. >> so i make hummus, only local organic hummus in the bay area. >> i make japanese food, very popular in japan. >> this is a hand made tortila with beans inside. >> we have a business going to launch a restaurant and others sell packaged food and do food service. >> businesses accepted into the program get to use the commercial kitchen at a greatly reduced rental price. and get help with a business plan. >> there is packaging and getting nutrition back. >> and more critical. >> they help you taste it and give honest feed back. >> and. >> and so my husband were working farmer markets with my daughter. it's all family since. >> the business i

the kitchen we always hear is the germiest place, especially the sink. >> kitchen sink competes witho what you want to do is when you're talking about the kitchen sink is you want to make sure you clean it at least once a week. a lot of food gets caught down there and bacteria and germs can breed in that. you want a solution of a tablespoon of bleach mixed with a quart of water and wipe down your sink with that, and then pour the rest of it down the drain to kill anything festering in there. >> also comes in handy for your cutting boards. >> that's right. cutting boards, 200 times more germs on a cutting board than on your toilet seat. >> that is lovely. as you're making dinner. >> yes. so if your board has a lot of old grooves, germs get caught in those, replace it if it's getting that old. plastic and glass go in the dishwasher after every use and if you do have a wood boreard, e a few drops of bleach after every use. glass and plastics are better for meat. >> the sponge, i have to say anyone that watches this program, this is my personal, this is my pet peeve in the kitchen, don't

there are things in the kitchen sabotaging us. >> it's a beautiful kitchen but it's a minefield in termsigger than they used to be 35 years ago. as a result we spend a lot of time doing a lot of tasks that have nothing to do with eating. >> paying bill, surfing online. >> doesn't this want to make you play the theme music from "psycho." they'll eat 50% more food while distracted. television, big offender. they will eat a whole meal more a day. that's a lot of pounds. >> my kids sometimes watch videos. >> clear it out. >> do the office work in the office. this is what you want. >> isn't that nice? a clear, calm zen space? it cues your brain. the only place you should be eating. >> another cue to the brain is light. sam is obsessed with the fact that lightbulbs can make a difference. >> not swallowing lightbulbs. if light is too bright it raises your stress. it stimulates appetite, makes you eat faster. too low lights, you want 240 watts, no more. >> not too bright, not too dim. good to remember. what about family -- >> this is a big offender. people tend to put on their kitchen table a bi

you have the dining room, living room, kitchen and family room. the guest room is down below. it is all connected. i am happy with the project. i think it is a very good project. >> maybe i missed something. why is it that the garage is unusable? since there is an existing garage now? >> the recommended slope of the driveway is 8%-10%. the existing driveway is 34%. we could not even get close. >> nobody has ever parked in there? is that correct? what is an average car? >> [inaudible] >> i guess mr. donaldson is in sacramento or washington dc. i will play the historical conservationist. i do not like this project. i think the idea is egregious. i think it overwhelms the historic character of the house itself. the problem i have is that under ceqa and other different kinds of court cases, it seems as though the interpretation of what is character defining and respected as a historic resources, ceqa is for the benefit of the public. what has been happening over the years is that the interpretation of the public benefit has been narrowed to where you are supposed to be able to see

when i got to the kitchen, it was pitch dark, couldn't see your hand before you. why didn't you just switch on the light? we didn't have a wall switch in that old country house. there was a light in the center of the room with a cord that hung down and had to go all the way into that dark, dark kitchen, like going into a mouth. you go in and feeling around for the pull switch. meanwhile my brother would slip around the side of the house. he was really my uncle, but grew up like siblings. my uncle brother. but leon would come in the back door and stand by the refrigerator. when i would switch on the light he would jump out snarling like she was changing into wolfman. i would know it was him. he would -- i would start running and hop passed the table and out through the living room and my grandmother would say don't slam, bam, the screen door. i loved being deliciously frightened by my grandmother's stories. i loved being frightened as most young people love to be frightened. fast forward again, i decided i know, i am going to tell my grandmother's stories, so i wro

you have the kitchen and a sitting room. you have another one upstairs with the bedrooms. as long as the connection is clearly there -- it is an rh-1 district. it seems like it is probably ok. i would rather have seen more detailed plans. commissioner moore: the only comment that i wanted to mention that the commissioner made is that the plans given to us are only an example of what i encouraged the department not to put in front of us. the drawings are of different skill to the existing condition -- different scale to the existing condition. we would like to look that is right next to each other. i told the department this is exactly what we do not want to do anymore going forward. she said the architect reissued the drawings. i told her that this is not acceptable anymore. i want to let you know i am asking for a higher standard of drawing reputation, including existing condition and proposed conditions. so in response to commissioner antonini's question, i hope that is readable. commissioner antonini: to follow up, even though i think we have talked about impact and we

kitchen. the most dangerous place to be in a disaster because that's where all the stuff breaks, in the kitchen. where do you put the heaviest pot? top shelf in the back over the fridge. least accessible area. they are the first to fly out. how do you medigate that problem? what do you think? on my house i have a 5 and 7 year old everything was baby safe. that's the same for earthquake proofing you don't want the glass to fall and come out. the way they do it in new york. these are different types. hook the hooks. put safety latches you can put the magnetic ones. any heard of [inaudible] wax. she this expensive vase if it's earthquaked it will not fall because we use this. a silly puddy you put on if you have things of value you don't want breaking in an earthquake, grab this. all hardware stores have them. anybody have this at home? >> this is, why is this a hazard aside from it being in an earthquake? most of the home it is built in the city before the 1850's was meant for one socket not for

the kitchen has gleaming wood floors and a breakfast bar. there you go, that's a nice kitchen. in the foreground there. there's even a fully finished man cave in the basement. >> you don't see that too much. >> you don't see it that much, and you should see it less. you've got another full kitchen, a lovely bar and plenty of space, you can make that space whatever you want. >> florence, alabama, a 3 bedroom home, at 199$199,900. >> florence is on the banks of the mississippi river. this home is 106 years old. it's on the national historic registry. i never met a person in the world that doesn't like a porch, even though people never use them. i think it's in meticulous condition, the doors have period handles, original bannister up that beautiful staircase. >> it's in the national historic registry. >> and that gives you bragging rights, my house is so great, that i can't change it. and that's the problem, you can't change it. so it depends on how you look at it. there's a great shot of not the living room, but the den, a charming fireplace off to the left. lots of light, high

to us, is after we're done and believe it to be abated and the property owner may have removed the kitchen after that it may return and that's a challenge we have and we have to work through that at that time as well. we're trying address that. >> that's exactly why i asked because i know that's a source of affordable housing but there's this code enforce meant and i am curious to know your between a rock and hard place. >> the issue is safety. a lot of electrical work is done without permit and may give rise to serious safety issues there so our concern is safety of that unit. we do attempt in many cases, donald can echo this, we've gone over properties three times and they haven taken the kitchen out three times. eventhough, we still try to address it. >> you have a wonderful selection of materials advising people what the codes are and frequently asked questions with your going to try to legalize things in the basement and one of those was to comply with electrical code activities for storm room. are you actually enforcing those electrical activities. when i checked with someone they sa

they promote a social cause where players ask to help out at local food kitchens.or the eagles, that meant volunteering. >> it makes you understand how fortunate you are playing football, and people are starving and not as fortunate. it's good to help out, do whatever you can. >> 100 volunteers associated with the eagles took part in donating money to serve more than 4,000 meals. >>> the nevada wolf pack from the university of nevada where a few blocks away at glide memorial church, the theme, make every ticket a meal ticket is the idea behind the charity food bowl, that kicks off tomorrow at 6:00 at at&t park in san francisco. >>> should be a good game. how are the nfl playoffs going. >> the nfc west was the butt of many an nfl joke with the seattle sea hawks. first 7 and 9 team in history. the sea hawks hosting a game and they were the double digit underdog against the new orleans saints. brandon stokely gets behind the new orleans secondary and halls in a 45-yard score from matt hasselbeck. he threw four touchdown passes on the day, finds mike williams early in

but when his mother collapsed in the kitchen, he knew what to do.fell and emergency services and stayed on the phone until paramedics arrived. he is given the hero of the year award by the ambulance in the north of england. here is the report. >> what is the address of the emergency, please? >> my mommy has fallen down. >> when harvey's mother collapsed in the family kitchen, the 3-year-old knew he had to get help. >> can you get the phone to mommy? >> yes, mommy. >> is mommy awake? ok, we're going to get some help for your mommy. how old are you? >> 3. >> what is your name? >> harvey. you are a clever boy. >> harvey's mother has fallen sick before but never like this. >> my husband was working. he knew to do something. >> you must be proud. >> yes, i am proud. >> harvested in the phone for 13 minutes into the paramedics arrived. >> we talked him into unlocking the door. he was a very brave. >> his family says he is a little life saver. he still knows who to call if there is an emergency again. >> 911. >> would you do it again? >> yes. >> doctors ar

. >> i bust out the kitchen. when i bust out the kitchen, all the inmates were beating on the door saying you did dwrourit, y it. you're free. >> the sisters are moving to florida to live with their mother. they are hoping that medicaid will pay for the transplant. >>> up next, mike tyson rev ls his one true love. >>> remember the miners of the 33 rescued chilean miners, edison pena has publicly embrasd his freedom the most joke on the letterman show, running the new york marathon and even singing duets with olivia newton-john. today he's in memphis, tennessee, visiting graceland, the home of elvis presley. the presley estate heard how pena led elvis sing-alongs to raise the spirits. so they gave him a special invitation. the king would have turned 76 tomorrow. >> how about that? >>> mike tyson is going from heavyweight to featherweight in a new reality show. the six-party series will air on animal planet because it's about tyson's love for pigeons. he's raised them since childhood. but in the show, taking on tys

. >> it's a dish that is known for being durable but could pyrex explode in your kitchen? what goes wrong when people don't read the fine print. >> and is facebook the new foreplay? the dangers for couples who use social networking to get lucky. ,, now a top school official in the east bay has cut down the list of schools e. >>> welcome back. teachers and parents pro player stadium tested. now a -- protested. now a list of schools is cut down that may close. according to the "mercury news" three schools are on the short list. the goal is to close two schools saving about $1.5 million. a final decision will be made in two weeks. >>> water fountains getting a face-lift in san francisco. the city has several new tap water refilling stations like this one at sfo. you can put your bottle under the spigot. press the button and the water pours straight down. you can find other refilling stations at the golden gate park, academy of sciences, schools and more coming. >>> good morning. it is thursday, and like yesterday we're expecting or shouldn't say we, we're expecting another fo

this is the type of thing that we do at the kitchen all the time is take things that people, uh, aren'tsure about and turn it into something where they go, "wow. i--now you've really opened up my eyes to something." >> in rio vista, charlotte fadipe, "california country tv." >> hi. my name's mike fagnoni, and we're at hawks restaurant in granite bay. we are making an apple and endive salad with chef's blue cheese, a champagne vinaigrette. get started. we have a, uh, fuji apple from, uh, gold bug farm, placerville. we're gonna just--ooh. just slice that. nice and thin. we have some belgian endive. wanna just make sure to cut 'em in half and cut the core out. we're gonna slice across. do, uh, one more half. it's about an endive and a half per salad. now we have a fennel bulb. we're gonna cut just across, very thin. important to cut the fennel really thin. then we're gonna go to our bowl, put everything in. now we're gonna add some shallot, fine herbs. it's a, uh, herb blend that we use here quite a bit. it's tarragon, chervil, parsley, and chive. this is, uh, chef's blue cheese. it's aged

ironically, did you know kucinich means kitchen in lawn gnome? that's true.epartment of homeland security announced today they're doing away with the color-coded terror alert system we've come to know and love. we're going back, i guess to the old system, which was tagging people with beards, so -- the chief of homeland security confirmed this morning what i've been saying for years. the color system meant absolutely nothing and the safest way to go is to remain constantly terrified at all times. instead of announcing the color codes now, the tsa will announce, once you get to the airport, they will announce specifically what kind of security search you can expect to get. >> your attention please. the tsa will be focusing on testicles. repeat. today is a testicle search day. your cooperation is appreciated. >> jimmy: i like that. you know, you get through faster if you put them in a zip lock bag. hey, speaking of security, facebook has announced that they will add new security features to their site after their own founder mark zuckerberg's facebook page was

there was a building we approved with a conditional use called a green chile kitchen. it was a small start up company. it went from being as well corner where we approve that to having, as there were beyond capacity. -- it went from being at the corner where we approved it to having to move, as they were beyond capacity. another business opened at that spot. we had a cafe. when it opened, they were requesting a liquor license. i was one of the uptight neighbors calling abc and the project sponsor in hysterics over what type of business there were going to be running. as it turns out, they have been a wonderful addition. none of the fears were actually realized. i think that sometimes i had to change my attitude and my insecurities around these issues that a lot of neighbors have. in has been really wonderful to see all of the revitalization in the neighborhood, providing jobs and interesting ideas around businesses. it is a lot more creativity. there is even a place now that offers classes in crafts. it is kind of an interesting shift in the neighborhood. i think this

the kitchen table. feces this high. and trash. dead animals with trash thrown over the top of them. >> reporter: cowling is now living in an apartment with her son and she doesn't believe she should be charged. she says she needs help. >> everybody's there now, criticizing. but nobody was there when i needed help. >>> still to come at 6:00, a problem that a the love people have likely experienced. losing your car in the mall parking lot. now a southern california mall has found the solution. the technology to help or overstepping privacy boundaries? >>> how hundreds of bay area ge ao lot of free groceries today. >>> after a warm day today, you can see things starting to cool down inland. already in the 40s in fairfield and napa. patchy, dense fog setting up for our inland valleys atwh whatt iea t morns f work heweek forecast coming up. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new sc

it's a non-profit incubator kitchen helping good cooks turn an idea that a business.if caleb is executive director. >> what we are doing is looking fortunate entrepreneur. >>reporter: they are either low income or immigrants or or both. have a passion for food. >> so i make comment. i'm the only organic hum us in the bay area. >> that's very popular in japan but anywhere the internet goes, how far this goes. >> this is how my doctor would be some time. we have business that is want to be caterer or food cart or launch a restaurant and business that is sell package foods and do food service. >>reporter: business accepted into this program get to use the xrtional kitchen at greatly accused rental price. that's just the beginning. they also get help with their business plan. >> as simple as the packaging. getting nutrition back. >> even more critical. >> help you paste it and honest feedback during the whole process. >> veronica was one of the first clients with business called much this. indicator and sell food at farmer market markets. >> so i must work farmer market w

it's a nonprofit incubator kitchen helping cooks turn it into a business.g for natural entrepreneurs. >> entrepreneurs who are either low income or immigrants or both and have a passion for food. >> i'm the only local humnus the bay area. >> this is japanese feed. >> that is very popular in japan? >> yes sir and san francisco. >> we have businesses that want to be caters. we want to be food carts. we have businesses that sell packaged foods and do food service. >> businesses accepted get to use the commercial kitchen at a greatly reduced rental price but they also get help with their entire business plan. >> the package can getting the nutrition facts. >> even more critical. >> they have to get honest feedback. >> veronica first business clients. they sell food at farmers markets. >> my husband work with at farmer's market with my daughter. we would go to aul other farmers markets. >> the business is so successful she now has 7 part time employees and will soon open a restaurant in marin county. >> we are working at it. >> most that are accepted here are wo