chris cook is here. what is this all about?e things kerry mccarthy has said this evening is that the problems with kelvin hopkins, as she relates them, were not very tangible. "if i told anyone, it would just be gossip instead of a complaint". but it is inappropriate, the way he has behaved. she has come up with stuff that she feels is germane to the investigation into the conduct of mr hopkins, now an independent mp since labour suspended him. we have one of the letters here. here is a quote from it. he sent her a note while she was a sitting mp. "i dreamt about you the following night, a night dream —— nice dream. you remain a very attractive woman". mr hopkins himself has said that if ms mccarthy had raised a complaint with the labour party in the normal and fairway, he would of course cooperate with any investigation. but he appealed on behalf of himself and other individuals and their families that these matters should be dealt with by proper due process and not what he describes as an unfair trial by media. chris, thanks.

here's chris cook.just to begin with. but they didn't get what they wanted. we also recognise that the nhs is under pressure right now. i am therefore exceptionally and outside the spending review process, making an additional commitment of resource funding of £2.8 billion to the nhs in england. so why does the nhs seem to need so much money? nhs demand is a tide that comes in and never goes out. since 2010, the number of people going to english emergency departments has risen steadily. we have an ageing and growing society which requires an ever rising quantity of care. since just 2010, we have 250,000 more people going to emergency every single month. today, the nhs england board says it thinks it can't keep up with this demand on this budget. the additionalfunding is obviously helpful, given the very significant financial and operational pressures that we face next year. but even with some pretty ambitious assumptions around efficiency, our assessment is that it won't enable the nhs to deliver all of

here's chris cook.at's in the chancellor's red box, it's become clearer and clearer that the space he has to wield it has shrunk and shrunk. his last budget in march was hardly a giveaway to begin with. since then, though, his options haven't improved. economists worry in particular about something that they refer to as "head rooom". that's the term they give to the amount of money that the chancellor has on hand without needing to raise taxes that can be put towards spending increases or tax cuts or coping with unforeseen events. the problem that philip hammond has going into this budget is that the amount of head room he thought he has has been massively decreased. this former obr economist explains what's happened. the single biggest problem that the chancellor is facing is that productivity is not growing as fast as it once did. we're not getting more efficient at producing things and this means the economy is going to grow more slowly in the future than it has in the past. and this means there will

also is chris cook who's been looking at the nhs and public spending. s, with you, the nhs, not cracking open the champagne. you can forgive a bit of irritation in whitehall, with nhs leaders today. they have put in about 2 billion next year, a further 3.6 billion over the rest of the parliament, in capital, the slight problem is that the nhs made clear that they thought they wanted 4 billion to make the sums up next year and 10 billion of capital over the rest of the parliament, to modernise the estate and make sure the hospitals can keep up with the ever rising demand for health care, the thing is the nhs has this odd structure, we have a chief executive of the nhs, we have a chair of the nhs england, and they are independent, they are allowed do what they like, they have started campaigning for more money, so we have this odd thing, they have been given 2 billion, 3.6 over the rest of the parliament and sir malcolm grant says the extra money is welcome, but he say, we can no longer avoid the difficult debate about what is possible to deliver for patie

chris cook was saying just before, in some of these cases, the women seem to have good relations withn beforehand a good relations afterwards. a lot of people say, it cannot have been that bad if they we re cannot have been that bad if they were friends afterwards. do you think that can form any part of the defence of someone accuse inappropriately, propositioned ? defence of someone accuse inappropriately, propositioned? no, asi inappropriately, propositioned? no, as i say, these people are in positions of power and ultimately these are the people deciding on the laws in our country and that they should know better. as i said today in my e—mail, with the labour party, we wa nt in my e—mail, with the labour party, we want to look like a society which we want to look like a society which we wish to create. if our mps and oui’ we wish to create. if our mps and our procedures to not look like that, i worry that the public will see that. there will be enquiries and a lot of these cases and it will often be one word against another — how do you tell if clive lewis squeezed someone‘s bottom

but first here's chris cook. i saw my son on a slab and he was 17 years old.sed him then i'd find out the truth. i don't think we've found the truth yet. and i still owe him that promise. private geoff gray died in 2001 at the deepcut army barracks in surrey. he was found shot twice in the head with a rifle. the army ruled that his death was a suicide. the week before he died he had phoned us and he told us that somebody had taken their life in the barracks. i think he had taken some tablets and he had died. and he said, that's a coward's way out. and i thought, you know, he's talking about suicide being the coward's way out. so i don't think he did. it's not in his nature. in 2002 an inquest returned an open verdict and today the high court ordered that it was necessary or desirable in the interests of justice for a fresh inquest to be held. private gray's family believe the truth of his death at the deepcut barracks has not yet been uncovered. looking at the fact that he was shot twice in the head. you always have to look at the fact that he may have been mu

i'm joined by chris cook. a lot has been going on.bout the sexual harassment process wasn't going to be the most important thing. the most important thing is about an iranian briton — nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — who is currently in prison in iran. she was arrested last year at tehran airport. she is being held on a charge of trying to throw over the government, of sedition. she denies the allegations. she says she was there to visit family. last week boris johnson told the foreign affairs select committee that, he said the following words, when i look at what nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was doing, she was simply teaching people journalism, as i understand it. thing is, that isn't what she said in court in iran, and the iranian high court said over the weekend that mrjohnson shed new light on what she had been doing. it shows she was there for something other than a holiday. they have urged the foreign office to correct this mistake. what has borisjohnson said? we have this fudgy statement saying the uk is doing all it can to secure her

chris cook reports. there was rare consensus today in cardiff bay and throughout labour.aken his own life. the former welsh cabinet minister left his post last week pending an investigation into his conduct. shocked, horrified and deeply sympathetic to his family and the statement they put out was that he was the glue that held them altogether and i can only think for the moment of the stress and horror they are going through. he was somebody who represented our party, worked hard to represent community and my deepest sympathies are with them. carl sargeant held a range of post since being elected in 2003 culminating in a cabinet post for communities and children. he had been a member of the welsh government for ten years, he served as chief whip and then held a variety of sensitive political roles and i think it is fair to say that half the legislation roughly passed in the last six years would have been passed through his hands, some quite ground—breaking stuff around domestic violence and future generations. last week carl sargeant agreed to stand down from the welsh c

sam cooke. chris moore right there. it led to a touchdown. fans are loving it. a turnover alex and for eight yards for the ravens. 14-7. never child again. 23-16 final. the ravens are 6-5.>>> stanford against unc this friday night at levi. to decide the membership. there is another team in southern california that will like to be part of the conversation. in the near future. they think chip kelly is the man who will get them back there. the former 49er coach spent this college football season for the most part on the other side of things. working for espn. analyzing games.>> i had a good experience. for you to grow as a person you have to get out of your comfort zone. i got out of my comfort zone by joining the media. it was an enlightening experience. >> his comfort zone is probably more suited for college football than the nfl. people in philadelphia in the bay area will tell you. that is the sporting life. time for more news. >>> a battle over proposed budget cuts at the school board meeting in oakland. hundreds of angry students parents and teachers confront

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chefs grant crilly and chris young worked with nathan at modernist cuisine before breaking off to do their own thing, chef steps, a high-tech outfit, dedicated to help people cookcook a meal for their family, cook a meal for their friends where they're happy and didn't know they could cook that well. because we are kind of technologists too, we think, you know, there's a role for technology. but there is also a role for craft and tradition. >> anthony: i think there's an element of uncertainty and risk that is very exciting to me, when i cook. you know, it's the imperfections in life that are most interesting. if everybody knew how to sauce pasta correctly, i don't know that that would make me happier. >> chris: the kitchen is pretty scary place for a lot of people. and so, if you can bring technology in, it takes that fear away because they know that it's going to come out well, they're going to be happy with the result, it'll get them to cook again. coming from the guys who, you know, wrote "modernist cuisine," we're trying to find that 21st century blend between youtube and instagram and technology and tools like that with the things that are great about coo

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chris, will be this town. >> yeah, okay. >> and if she and ben will take the kids an just let me cook. is heaven for me. >>> and "modern family" is hashtagged this photo. that is her ex-husband, chris martin, and current fiance, brad falchuk. they look completely at ease while enjoying sunday brunch as a consciously blending family unit. >>> now to justin timberlake and jessica biel's date night in beverly hills. >> what's the chance -- >> jessica, how you doing? you look great. >> no super bowl secrets being revealed just yet. the two coordinated in red black, and gray style. the couple's 2-year-old son silas was at home. but earlier that day, he was instrumental in helping justin burn off those extra thanksgiving calories with a set of pushups. >> reporter: with a polite >> one. two. three. >> all right. let's not forget to talk about one of my favorite couples. kevin hart and eniko parish. they day bud kenzo. and then, how about this? his first black and white selfie. >> you're never too young for a selfie. hawaii. he's promoting his new film and talking baby kenzo, too. >>> let's m

chris, do you own the joint? >> ya, ya, i'm the owner. >> ya. >> ever do any of the cooking? >> sometimes. sometimes. >> he's being real modest, chris at one point he was one of the best cooks we had. >> loverly. >> so will this be standard fair for thanksgiving? >> yes. >> what do you have planned? >> all of these thing, all every these items we're setting up giving you all today will be on our menu for today at this at the little lion, serving thanksgiving all day. >> really, you guys are snow. >> yep. start at 12:00 and going to be rolling from there. >> oh, okay. >> and you can either get catering and take out or do family style, sit down and eat? lovely. >> so we start with us. now, we probably have some guests come in. >> cool. >> how many people can you feed today, do you think? >> feed about four to six probably. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> all right. >> four to six maybe. >> probably enough. >> well the sixth person is me, because i didn't eat. >> oh,okay. >> so start with appetizers, sides? >> solace, nice rolls, soup. >> and, you know, get you all guys, lined up little bit. we

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cooking, molette? >> beef and broccoli, is it enough? that's the big question, right? chris and jason in the kitchen say it is. when you have a firefighter eating a bowl of lucky charms? bowl of lucky charms when they're cooking up these spices and making this food look so good and smell good here in the kitchen. we're at engine 13 in d.c. at 501 fourth street in southwest. why these firefighters say cooking these quick tasty meals is necessary in a fire department this busy. we're back in a moment with them. >> looking good so far. he's just lining his stomach with the lucky charms, getting ready for what's to come. molette, thanks. >>> 6:09 is our time right now. trouble on the tracks. walking towards danger. the mystery hero who was in the right place at the right time. >>> plus, do you just have to have your coffee in the morning? the reason you may want to make that extra cup. >>> this morning is a good morning for coffee, especially with the colder temperatures outside. many of our suburbs in the 30s right now. as we go through your morning, slowly getting into the 40s

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intimidated i'll see that you've got your spurs and also chris some one flag which is a little bit result will give you that you just russia will cook next year lots of stuff being talked about in the european championships last year so you see england scotland fans mingling today. when you go to russia would you go to russia are you frightened what you will get enough and i. get enough of my london as it were for ficken to. be fair we have been charged by the only thing stopping us is money anyway is the money would you go to russia have you any concerns after last year your thoughts place. i would say i would say i'm not so confident i go now that i was a was for france i mean i was a bit concerned about whatever fan i was on in the world but yeah i would say i would say over the content but i'll go and spoil every now and go all what we found is what we're told before we go it's quite often a different scenario when you actually arrive there. three times problems on each visit and obviously when each visit i've been subsequent i'm questioning whether it's worth it basically thoughts about what's called pools of russian football f

cook more than we do. we go to fires. >> then we went on to d.c. d.c. fire and ems. chris hebert. thank you for coming in. your smack talk continues. >> we busted open that fortune cookie and it already read the future to you guys so it's over with. >> he wants to be crowned montgomery county, of course, came in strong as well. peter, what do you want to say? >> hi. hey. the big dogs stayed on the porch. the real big dog won today. >> then real quick, prince gorges county, john michael. >> go hard or go home. >> oh, okay. that's it, folks. the winner is coming up next on "news 4 today" in our next half hour. don't miss this. it's going to be good. >> i can hardly stand the suspense! did you hear -- not only do they fight fires, they're trash talking out there. >> and they cook. they were good. >> see you in a little bit, melissa. >> i love a little friendly competition. >> i love trash talking. >> she did work in philadelphia. >> no, it's true. you learn a lot when you work in philly. >> where were we? a 52 degrees. a little warmer than yesterday. the not as cold outside. still jacket weather. not as cold

like to have a meal cooked by germany's the best chef then you will have to head to a castle in the western part of the country on the border with luxembourg that is where chef chris john a bow creates award winning dishes now hours just crowned chef of the year two thousand and eighteen by the restaurant guide told me you know well we met up with him to find out the secret to his success. yellowtail amberjack sashimi. grilled steamed longer steamed. it is it made if this is not raw sprays and line. many go maize can spot a dish may find christiane bell on the site the new chef of the year is one of the first in germany to combine japanese influences with classic french cuisine. and yeah. we use a lot of fish often preparing it the way the japanese do and that means we use a lot of raw fish and a lot of very briefly poached fish. rarely with cream sauce of the sort of things like that. in our dishes the focus is always on the basic ingredient is inherent flavor we have to accent. but an all around it's an array of fantastic side dishes . and even not far from the border with luxembourg and friends will mains and consulates be pampered by the three stone chef since

chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> next saturday night hundreds of people will gather for the 25th annual phillies men are cooking celebration. here to tell us all about it are one of the participating chefs. tell us all about it. >> we have been having it for 25 years. we have professional and amateur chefs coming out for the foundations and community programs. >> tell us about that, where the money is going and what you're doing with it. >> over the 25 year period we raised over $300,000 and we have given them out to countless students who have gone out to college and in the philadelphia area. >> you are a professional chef. tell us what you will be whipping up. >> i decided to do my famous thai chili shrimp. >> why do you enjoy taking part in this event? >> not only is it a great opportuni opportunity. >> so we have people who like to cook and come out and help us raise money for a great cause. >> it sounds like a great time. >> lot of fun, food and a festive event. >> and 25 years going strong. >> 25 years. >> thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> the 25th annual philly's men are cooking is saturday

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chris and bruce) ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ >>> voting is now under way for cnn heroes of the year. here is stan hayes. i have been cookingfter the disaster, extremely emotional. we decided to get a bunch of barbecue families together and help. welcome and thank you for coming out. over the last six years we responded to tornados and floods and hurricanes and the core group are all pit masters or grow masters. our volunteers come from everywhere. >> come on guys. our goal is to be in the area within 24 or 48 hours after disaster strikes. we put the word out through different groups and that way we know where the meals are going. you guys need any meals. to know that you are alittle part of picking the spirit up -- >> cannot help but to bring a smile to your faceme. >> it is amazing. >> it is people helping people, the best way we know how. >> vote for stan or any of your favorite, top ten heroes now at cnnheroes.c cnnheroes.com. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom,"

cook off in d.c. we have beef and deliousness. and we have home made egg rolls. a lot of love in this dish this morning at engine 13, truck 10. chrisjason did it all, that magic in the kitchen. it was good, right? >> yeah. >> yeah. lfrmt what's the secret to making food work in a busy kitchen like this? >> yeah, definitely in a busy kitchen it has to be quick, hot a lot. that's what we've done here today with the beef and broccoli. egg rolls as well. keep the firefighters fed for the next 24 hours. >> all the president's men. this is an important fire company, right? >> yes, it is. we go to the white house for everything, any landings anything like that. we put a lot of love in our dishes, try to take care of it for the firefighters here. >> nearly 206,000 calls last year alone from the d.c. fire and ems. all right. so let's say the challenge is on, bragging rights at stake. what do you have to say, chris? >> i think this is a winning man as cyst doesn so definitely going to set it out to montgomery. but first any chinese dish has to have a fortune cookie. and ours is first. we want to take a look what that fortune says. >> yes. >>

cook off in d.c. we've got beef and broccoli, delish. and we have homemade egg rolls. a lot of love in this dish this morning in engine 13 truck 10. chrisgic in the kitchen. >> yes. >> yeah, all right. what's the secret to making food work in a busy kitchen like this? >> definitely in a busy shirakami sanc kitchen it's got to be quick, hot, a lot. that's what we've done here with the beef and broccoli, egg rolls as well. i keep these men fed for the 24 hours -- excuse me, keep the fire fighters fed for 24 hours. >> all the president's men, this is an important fire company, right? >> yes, it is. we go to the house for anything, any landings, anything like that. we put a lot of love in our dishes, try to take care of it for the guys here. the fire fighters here. >> reporter: nearly 206,000 calls last year alone from the d.c. fire and ems. all right, so, let's say the challenge is on, bragging rights at stake. what do you have to say, chris? >> i think this is a winning dish. manassas doesn't have anything on this. in fact, i don't know how they could get together with that rizoto in 40 minutes. we don't have the opportunity to do that. d

cook up for you. >> why is jim wearing a lion suit? we'll have the answer when we come back. come back. >> i wou father, veteran..., but most of all, he's a fighter. chrise big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. >> all week we've been showing you great touchdown celebration frost some of philly's top radio host, leading up

cook one. we're going to bring it inside at the end of the show we'll sample it, right. >> we'll share it with everyone. >> that's darrin, that's aaron, that's chrisof the most delicious pieces of bacon i've ever tried off the grill. >> that bacon is amazing. guys, coming inside to feeder feed you. >> thank you. come on. >> try to look at the best side dishes. >> for patch cock i never heard of before. >> patch cock. you're familiar with butterfly. >> i was out there. top of the show. smells amazing. and they had bacon which was delish. >> i want to taste -- it up. more tips how you can grill your turkey. i never would have thought of that before. >> these making a history making beautiful woman who's a also a model and the back stage host at this weekend's miss universe event once again. > you're in the a model but you could be. >> coming up next, my won on one with ashley graham want she thinks about bringing more diversity to beauty pageants. all sizes, all colors. right now it is 10:29. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> this sunday that song does something to me, maureen. >> me too. >> and steve. >>> this sunday nearly 100 women from across the glo