so from the kitchen standpoint, we're not closing down. you know -- i'll be here by 5:00 in the morning that morning only because the anxiety is sitting in, you know, i start going through my checklist and, you know, double checking everything that i've done up to that point to make sure i'm ready. it's a long day, but at the same time, it's a lot of fun. getting back to your original question with the service, that day we'll feed roughly 1,500 employees in our cafeteria, also. so, although, a lot of people only see the white house correspondent's dinner, you've got all the people that have been here all day, housekeepers working hard to turn the rooms over, the bellman, the doormen, all the people working in the restaurant, because the restaurant will do probably 3,000 people that day. so if you take all of that, there's a lot more that goes into it than just the white house correspondent's dinner, it's actually planning for the cafeteria, how can we expedite service, how can we make sure we're able to feed all those employees that are wor

and that's when you have to use the resources in the kitchens to produce the food.hat we did was we used the pastry ovens. so we're able to minimize any exposure. >> having attended the dinner, it is very crowded in the ballroom. what's the advice you give to the servers to get through? >> be patient, that's the biggest thing. from my standpoint, i don't see what goes on once they enter the ballroom. because i'm so busy back here. we'll keep working until 11:00 t night, 12:00 at night. whether it be up in the restaurant or room service orders or there's after parties that go on. so from a kitchen standpoint, we're not closing down. i'll be here by 5:00 in the morning that morning. only because the anxiety's setting in. you know, i start going through my check list and, you know, double-checking everything that i've done up to that point to make sure i'm ready. it's a long day but at the same time, it's a lot of fun. so getting back to your original question with the servers, that day, we'll feed roughly 1,500 employees in our cafeteria also. so although a lot of peo

staff in the kitchen. said someone need to fess up and take the blame, or the whole kitchen will turn around and be fired. on the way to my pod, inmates on "d" pod started to yell and scream to me "take the blame," you only have a little time left. we're going to get fired, lose our positions." no, i'm not, nor did i use it ever. i would never jeopardize your trustee job or my release date to go home over a piece of wood that looks like a shank. >> but oflgsz officialer merrick disputes dean's claims that he's only in the stockroom under staff supervision. >> there was several times back there during a meal you tried to pop back there for some reason, i don't know. when you saw me, sometimes you would stop in your tracks and turn away, and make an excuse as to why you're going back there. i need a mop, i need a broom. >> that's when i would go back there. i would have no other reason to get back there except maybe to get some good out of there, something to eat. >> we may look into this a little further and

we have the restaurant kitchen andrew service. we will have six cooks up there and three others up there and a staff of 15. so room service or on the part -- or of the carter those who like to watch could order whenever they want. >> host: that is done in a separate kitchen? >> guest: yes. it is up one floor right off the lobby. >> host: in the years you have been doing this dinner, has indeed been gone wrong the you can tell us about? >> guest: we have had a lot go wrong. part of my job and my assistance job is to look into the future of the possibilities are there for something to go wrong? so we take the menu and think back words so what happens if this needs replaced or this is by now hotbox. we backtracked to minimize those. we have something of a sudden and seven quit -- the of the and got tired. and vice way to put it. so they put the soup and fruit in the oven then you have to use resources in all the kitchens to produce the food. so the pastry of vince we took some upstairs so we try to minimize the exposure. >> having att

we took some up to the restaurant kitchen. so we're able to minimize any exposure. >> having attended this dinner, it's very crowded in that ballroom, and it is tight spaces. what's the advice that you give to the servers to get through? >> be patient. that's the biggest thing. and you know, from my standpoint, i don't see what goes on once they enter the ballroom because i'm so busy back here. we'll keep working until 11:00 at night, 12:00 at night. whether it be up in the restaurant or room service orders or there's afterparties that go on. so from a kitchen standpoint, we're not closing down. we're going -- i'll be here by 5:00 in the morning that morning, only because the anxiety's sitting in, you know. i startrtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtt

i use a permanent marker so nobody else. >> you can't use the kitchen one for the bathroom?> no, you don't want your kids to be extra helpful and use use something you've used in the bathroom in the kitchen. i like to make it very, very clear. nobody can misunderstand. >> it won't wipe off. >> exactly. if you have cleaned your bathroom you want to geel like you've cleaned for a really long time. so when you're done, take a little bit of your favorite cleaner, whatever scent makes you think clean, pour it in your toilet bowl. toilet brush holder. >> that's a smart idea. >> that's going scent but also going to give you extra cleaning power when you do a quick skruv your toilet. if you have kids, you don't want to use cleaning products. you don't want to have them out where they would be accessible to them. spritz dish so or hand so in there or vinegar or whatever you have. but that gives you an extra little boost right there. >> good job. >> always, always always ask yourself, could this go in the dish washer? okay. >> yes, still like this. >> not that. this can't go. >> that

she's in the kitchen. m going to get my neighbor to help me here. [ knocking ] ralph, we're getting help for you, ralph. okay? >> reporter: the police arrived, went into the house with guns drawn. and there at the entrance to the kitchen, still in her nightgown, lay pam candelario, her head covered in blood. >> i knew she was dead when the ambulance showed up because they didn't go into the house. they just stayed and were working on ralph. >> reporter: ralph wasn't shot, but haddy was hurt. and he was airlifted to the nearest trauma hospital. walsenburg, as local reporter eric mullens knew, was not equipped to handle an investigation of this magnitude. >> you have small town departments with five, six, seven people, you don't have murder cops on staff. you don't have forensic professionals on staff. >> reporter: so by the time shannon arrived at the hospital looking for her mother an agent of the colorado bureau of investigation was there to meet her along with aaron. how did she take it? >> about as well

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find an inspection report or business license for rana, the delivery we found was coming out of the kitchen ed's pizza and wings. >> do you think it is misleading to the customer. >> management tells us they have been operating this dual kitchen for 17 years. while no inspection report was found for rana, ed's inspection report came back unsatisfactoriry. >> we have two names. >> another restaurant, this pizza shop which delivers on grub hub we found has no, business license either. >> we will check out. >> in fact, it says carnival pizza, restaurant with so many health violations they were taken to the court but health department says they are entitled to stayed opened and operating while they litigate the previous problems. despite that zotto say they have five stars under new manager many. when were you inspect. >> i mean -- is there a video camera there. >> yes. >> they inspect them in april and found they had multiple violations and most puzzling michael's deli hossa dress on grub hub leads to this house. we have frenchfries, some chicken fingers. >> again we found no active business l

. >>> some of the best young chefs in our area went head to head in the kitchen. the career for arts program cooking competition was held in philadelphia. finalists representing 11 high schools had two hours to create and prepare and serve a two course french meal. the students competed for full and partial scholarships for local colleges. >>> karen is back with the accuweather forecast. here is the problem as i see it. days that were so warm was a cruel trick. >> maybe a treat so you don't mind it when it's cool. >> she has to complain about something man. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we are dry through the area and no trick here we are looking good but we are using double scan to track heavy rain coming our way tomorrow. lets go outside chopper 6 hd was doing some flying and a beautiful day to do that. just one or two clouds up above. as we look at chopper 6 hd, more clouds moving in up north. it's turning milder still below average. but getting better after a cold start to the day, temperatures will be 10 degrees higher than yesterday afternoon a

the rules. >> community kitchen. we'll tell you about a cooking program helping inmates get back on their feet and back into society. >>> it's a quarter after 5:00 and 48 degrees outside. new this morning, transitioning back into society. in honor of national re-entry month, we're taking a look at how a local program is helping inmates with the rest of their lives. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in south philadelphia this morning with more on the community kitchen. katy? >> reporter: tracy, phil abundance operates this large kitchen here in south philadelphia, but recently we went to a larger operation they run in north philadelphia and saw how it's changing lives in a big way. >> you're done. please clean up your boards, wash your own knives. >> reporter: the program is called the philabundance community kitchen, and it gives people a second chance. every student chosen for the program gets culinary job training for free so they can better get back on their feet. here's why it's so unique. they recently began teaching

. >> translation: my parents were cooking in the kitchen. i was in the bathroom. my children were studying in the living room. all of a sudden with a powerful explosion we felt the storm and saw something very strong coming on to us. it was like an apocalypse. >> reporter: many onlookers stood in disbelief. many more scared. >> translation: we heard the explosion. we thought it was an earthquake. we were worried and scared. >> reporter: the car was parked here and it was detonated by a remote control once the mini because arrived at this corner. the explosion was so powerful it shattered the windows of the surrounding buildings. security officials say they have identified the man in this cctv footage as the main suspect. turkey ask increasingly being targeted. last month a suicide attack carried out by an i.s.i.l. suicide bomber killed several tourists in istanbul. both ar can and-- ankara and istanbul have seen spikes in attacks since last year. several kon sul eights-- consulates have closed their missions and have warned their citizens of visiting the country,

. >> later the attackers took the couple down to the kitchen that jimmy made his move. ts briefly left the room. the third implied they might burn the couple next. >> at that point he's like we're getting out. he held out his hand to me and said let's go. i held his hand. he ran to the knife rack in the kitchen and grabbed the knife. >> the intruders came at jimmy, but two were stabbed. >> we started tearing down the street like olympic runners. >> the three teenagers were arrested, two tied to other invasions. they have since last stafford. this week kristi returned to accept an award. an honor shared by her husband. she said for crying every day for weeks, constant prayer helped the couple turn the corner. >> i refuse to let this worry me or zap my joy for the rest of my life. we did our part to get the guys arrested. they are now probably in prison for the length of their lives. >>> 9:52 your time now. four things to know on this saturday morning. we start in prince george's county. an update here. one firefighter has passed away after a triple shooting last night. an

public safety is our number one goal. >> reporter: candace matthews-bash runs the community kitchen. the goal is to end hunger, so the food from class feeds a local women's shelter and the needy. another priority is giving people a second chance, which is why she agreed to allow the inmates. >> if we could actually work with folks before their release, talk about what it means to reenter society, teach skills that are definitely employable. could we speed up the transition process. >> reporter: many leave with jobs already lined up, a major turning point for those transitioning back to real life. >> it's to society's advantage for us -- for people not to re siddiate. those are massive numbers and a big obstacle. anything you can do to shrink the numbers is a tax advantage. >> reporter: each of the students in the community kitchen attends for free. the price tag of $3500 per person is covered in part by the department of labor as well as donations. reporting from south philadelphia, katy zachary, nbc10 news. >>> 5:27 on this saturday. volunteers get to work today in philadelphia and a

. >> my parents were cooking in the kitchen. the kids were in the bathroom.e felt the powerful explosion. we saw something very strong coming on to us. it was like an apocalypse. >> many onlookers stood in disbelief. many more scared. >> we heard the explosions. we thought it was an earthquake. we were worried and scared. >> the car was parked here and detonated bay remote control. the explosion was so powerful it shattered the windows of the surrounding buildings. security officials say they have identified the man in this cctv footage as the main suspect. turkey's prime minister didn't want to disrupt his visit. part of the government's plan is to rebuild the historic part of the city. for months they have been hit by security forces and the outlawed kurdish workers party the pkk. there have been attacks and violence. >> your brothers have come here for the turkish flag would continue to wave. they gave their lives in order for it not to fall into ruin like damascus, like aleppo. >> turkey is increasingly being targeted. last month a suicide attack carried

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public safety is our number one goal. >> candice runs the community kitchen. is to end hunger so the food from class sfeeds the loca women's shelter and the needy. another priority is giving people a second, which is why she agreed to allow the in. >> if we could actually work with folks before they're released, start to talk about what it means to re-enter society, for us to talk about how to make the transitions, teach some skills that are definitely employable, couldn't we speed up the transition process. >> many leave with jobs already lined up. a major turning point for those transitioning back to real life. >> it's in society's advantage for not to residivate. those numbers massive numbers and a big obstacle. anything you can do to shrink those numbers is in the taxpayer's advantage. >> each of the students in the community kitchen attends for free. the price tag of $3500 per person is covered in part by the department of labor as well as donations. reporting from south philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc10 news. >> it's an organization that empowers, inspire

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, the largest kitchen in washington, d.c. does it get crowded on the night of the correspondents' dinner? andre: it is crowded. >> who is in here? andre: we have a lot of celebrities who want to be back of the house but at the same time we've got so many cooks and people working that evening, whether it be from the management teaming all the team members, we're looking at roughly 400 people that are here to assist on that evening. >> does that include servers? andre: that includes servers. >> how many people are out on the floor? andre: about 200 servers on the loor, then mate red's -- maitre' d's that oversee the front of the house. >> and about 200 people back here then? andre: about that. >> where are you that snevpk andre: running around. we were just talking about how many steps i do and the white house correspondents' dinner is definitely the most. 24,000 steps that day. all over the place. whether it be in the pastry shop, butcher shop, the preparation of cold food area, on the hot side, working on hors d'oeuvres, makin

gun to work and another employee picked up the gun before it went off and both men have been charged with reckless conduct. >>> an out pouring of support kitchen whose equipment was stolen. the team has gotten a flood of offers to help out. >> reporter: we are at the bottom of the sixth inning here on randall's island. the game is on between graphics campus and east side community. you can see they are playing ball. and the equipment they're using thanks in part to some generous news 4 viewers. last night we told you thieves broke into the car of the baseball coach. inside most of the team's equipment. that included helmets, bats, balls, gloves, jerseys. after our story aired, the school got dozen of calls from generous folks who wanted to help the team out. >> we received a tremendous, tremendous feedback. we got calls and e-mailed and just out reach from, you know, different organizations around the city, the public school everyone is reaches out to us. it's been a tremendous pleasure to see that new yorkers really care about kids. >> reporter: there are about 30 kids on the team between varsity and jv. a lot of the kids tonight, the coaches

the ear, and tearing a tenden in his wrist. it happened saturday morning in hell's kitchen. they were attacked by a group of men, who never said a word before hitting them with glass bottles. >> my friend, the short, very, flamboyant. i do drags so i was wearing one of the t-shirts i sell. as we passed them, they must have come up behind me with the glass bottle they had in their hand. this as a possible bias attack. he performs in drag, and his friends are wishing him a speedy recovery. >>> calls for a ban on the sale of powdered pure caffeine. the families of two young men who died taking the supplement joined forces asking the food and drug administration to block it. other manufacturers continue to sell it online. >> if you look at one cup of coffee, that has 200-milligrams of caffeine in it. if you take one teaspoon of the powder, it's the amount of caffeine of 28 cups of coffee. >> one tablespoon of the powder can cause nausea, vomiting, anxiety, and heart palpitation, and can trigger chest pain, seizures, and in some cases even death. >>> we know it's a common problem

little english is spoken in the kitchen in queens, new york. or the head chef, juan suarez deleso. >> is food a universal language? >> it is a universal language. we are connected some how in a way. >> reporter: a made from scratch business that hopes to have all right right ingredients. jamie yukas, cbs news, new york. >>> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning" and from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news," i'm jeff glor. new york holds its primary. the latest cbs news poll, donald trump holds a wide lead over republican rivals. ted cruz and john kasich in a tight race for second. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has a ten-point lead over bernie sanders. and their race for the nomination has gotten nastier. john dickerson spoke to sanders on "face the nation." >> what happened to the democratic race? "the new york times" described you as having a ferocious perfo

. >> reporter: if you watch that video, he seems to really know his way around the kitchen. but the employees at this five guys say he's not a former employee or anything like that. in fact they've never seen him before. what they suspect happened is that a delivery person propped open a door and that's how he snuck in, waited for that delivery person to leave and cooked himself a meal. employees say it's lucky he was just hungry. reporting live in northwest alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. >> hungry fellow there. >> didn't hurt anybody, but still he broke the law. >> yes he did. >> cycling for a cause. >> there's a group making a four-day journey here to dc. >> it's next up new york for the presidential candidates. how they're trying to drum up support ahead of the next big contest. >> and president obama in his first ever interview with chris wallace. make today smile with 6 dunkin' donuts for $3.99, powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jelly, or topped with sprinkles. share some smiles with 6 donuts f