i will do an asian onto the barbecue. i will do an asia n style onto the barbecue.ikely to burn, so it is less likely to give permissions. it is more sustainable, will give up less emissions. my top tip for a barbecue is unsweetened apple juice. spread on to everything on the barbecue, meat, fish, vegetables, keeps it moist and gives it a lovely cannibalisation. we will see how it is going later on. there are people watching who are saying this is really important, other people saying this isn‘t a serious new story. why is it serious? 2596 of greenhouse gas emissions come from the food industry, from farmers to disposal. it is about giving people ideas. yes. people have been angry at our melon pizza because melons tend to be fluent in. give us an idea about how you can make the right choices. if you are going to buy a melon, buy a whole melon. the pre—sliced melons are very bad because they have probably been processed in the country of origin. also, by having been cut up already, they will have to be flown. if they are not cutup, they can be transported by ship. it

if i open up barbecue in texas, it's a problem because i'm competing against that region's barbecue -not a battle that i'm willing to fight. i'd much rather take the money and build into the infrastructure here and make this a destination. these ribs are ridiculous. what are you food costs today? do you know? as a percentage? norton: 41%, 42%. now, 41% is what the food people tell us. 41% is good. lemonis: the people that sell you the food can tell you that. norton: [ chuckles ] lemonis: and, you know, your food costs being high are a function of what? what do you think, ewell? ewell: what do i know about food costs? i don't even cook. [ laughs ] norton: how much they eat? lemonis: how much they eat. that's one. what else? what they pay for it. i couldn't go to wendy's... lynn: oh, yeah. we've been there. yeah. lemonis: ...for this price. -lynn: this would be shuler. -lemonis: are you the boss? -shuler: eh. -lemonis: i'm marcus. nice to meet you. did you know that you and i have something in common? we're both adopted. lynn: cool. lemonis: do you know how lucky you are? norton: i know

you cannot barbecue tomorrow either. one of the things that we are plume? gulf. week and we saw this will add to the humidity. you may have noticed it. with high heat tomorrow and the increased humidity, we are talking about warm temperatures. if you look at the fog along the coast, you can see the marine layer there. you see all of that fog. down in the bay area you have fog and low clouds right along the coast. we will take a look at that, there is the fog. the way that this works tomorrow, not as much fog. it is restricted to the coast. with that, it is going to be hot inland. here are the current temperatures. right now we are seeing 100s in the warmest inland they valley. seven degrees warmer than average in concord. the fog is coming in, the highs, it is being pushed by that high- pressure. what you cannot see here, as the air sinks and that is what is he doing, it compresses the fog. you get pushed over the hill and gets in here and is pressed down. so in the air sinking, this is what you get, a warming influence from the sea breeze not getting very far in

but if you think barbecue, you think meets.y. i will make upa ingredients in this country. i will make up a couple of delicacies that you will love. crack on. you and academics from manchester university have quantified the environmental impact ofa have quantified the environmental impact of a family barbecue so we can visualise it. tell us about that. the idea was to put it into terms that people could relate to. a typicalfamily terms that people could relate to. a typical family barbecue, so for people, each having two medium—sized beef burgers cooked on charcoal on a bread bun with your slice of tomato, bit of cheese, a bit of patter, maybe some stroppy for dessert. the carbon dioxide equivalent of making that one meal equates to driving 80 miles. it is less to keep a check and less again if you go vegan. my less for chicken? a lot of the emissions that come from making a beef burger is partly due to the fa ct beef burger is partly due to the fact that cows burp methane. fabulous! this is something else you have looked into,

that used to be an enclosed barbecue place and now it's an open place. >> oh, i don't hear the barbecue. but there's a bar that's there, and they will have things that i will hear. having something close to my house monday through friday and saturday and sunday is a different story. >> okay. so you don't hear the barbecue at all? >> the barbecue is further away from me. >> clerk: thank you. is there anymore public comment on this item? >> good evening. >> good evening. i'm greta gall, and i own the building at 1315 to 1321 grove street, and it is a victorian. all of the rooms -- there's four units in that building and all of the rooms are on the street of grove street? it's a victorian so i can't change the windows. they need to remain the original ones, which they're sing sing single paned, and they're not double ones. i've gotten a lot more complaints from tenants about the noise and asking if we can do anything about the windows in the front of the house, which i cannot do? so i'm all about supporting did i see -- divisadero street and the development of this community, but it's been

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you got barbecue and quesadillas, pizzas, i love all those things individually. done. i'm going to try it out but for now we'll send it back to tom. >> yes. >>> i can't wait to get into that. that looks amazing. >>> all right, guys, now to our cover story. as children head back to school across the country, there's growing concern they may not have enough time to eat lunch. according to a recent survey, this is kind of wild, more than 20% of public schools are giving kids less than 20 minutes to eat. it's a story we first saw in "the washington post," and t.j. holmes is back here with more. you have little kids like i do. this is crazy because it takes them so long to eat. >> they are not supposed to be eating a barbecued chicken pizzadilla thing but there are nutrition standards, federal standards for kids in this country for school. there is no standard for how long they get to eat that lunch. so what's the point, tom? if you have a nutritious meal in front of you and no time to eat it, there's growing concern now that this is having a short-term but even long-

. >>> it's the uninvited guest that seems to show up at picnics, barbecues, pool parties. we're talking about yellow jackets. in contra costa county the pests have reached epic levels this summer. in fact, the problem is so bad vector control crews are now issuing a warning about it. live in lafayette with a look at the problem and that warning, scott? >> reporter: experts tell us it's likely a change in the weather that's led to more yellow jackets flying around, and those who track them have been kept extra busy. suiting up and tracking down yellow jacket nests. it's what contra costa county vector control employees do 21% more often now than at this time last year. they're seeing a lot more yellow jackets than usual. >> our entmologist tells us he believes because we didn't have a particularly cold winter that the hibernating queens probably survived. >> reporter: survived, built underground nests and birthed more yellow jackets. >> that's where we get exposed, our local school club and at home and stuff, in our backyard. >> reporter: and they're dangerous. >> they may

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firefighters say the grandmother, who was asleep smoke inhalation. 50 neighbors held a barbecue to raise money for the family. they collected almost $1,000. they wanted to check on each other after losing one of their neighbors. >> i said, we need to have a barbecue and be together to process what we have experienced and heal together. >> there was a third person in the home. he managed to jump out of a window to safety. >>> coming up, life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. >> some people try to make summer cash. why in state governments are giving future entrepreneurs a s. >>> a developing story out of asia. south korea says north korea fired two short-range missiles into the sea. the north korean military continues its weapons tests. this is at least the fourth round of missile tests and comes during stalled nuclear negotiations with the united states. we'll be right back. buttermoh manscuits now we're talking fried egg want it melty cheese want it sausage want it or bacon i want it! try my 2 for $4 breakfast biscuits and add 4 donut holes for just a buck. only at jack in the box. s

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or the tangy barbecue chicken with chipotle mayo. the new hot chicken trio at togo's. how far would you go for a togo? >>> scary moments for passengers on this small plane. take a look. authorities say the cessna made a hard landing just before 10:30 this morning at the end of the runway at oakland airport. firefighters released these pictures of the aircraft. you can see the nose of the billing -- plane touching the ground. 3 people were on board and were okay. no other injuries reported and no word on what went wrong. >>> on the subject of aviation, united airlines is tracking down on the common trick by travelers called hidden city ticketing. the practice of booking a flight with a stopover and getting off the plane at the stopover. some passengers find him a they save money that way but it does cost the airline money. agents are being told to watch out for. people caught can be charged for the extra leg or lose their mileage plus account. >>> taking the ferry to alcatraz will someday be a much different experience . >> kpix 5's john ramis is a major makeover is pla

barbecue. born and raised in san francisco , bayview.ve been kicking for a long time with my grandfather, my mom , it's been a beautiful thing i want to thank you all for coming out and supporting us. bayview bistro got me out here and it has been a beautiful thing. getting my foot in the door, trying to move up and go farther places to support my family a little bit better. i wouldn't be able to do it without you all here. miss mayor, thank you so much. i appreciate it. [applause] >> hello. i own a desert business where i create a variety of putting desserts. it all started with banana pudding but has evolved into everything. stop by my booth to learn more about my business. i would like to thank andrea baker for giving me this opportunity to grow my business here. being here will allow me to serve customers, gain more customers and just gain the experience that i need to own and operate a business. thank you. thank you to the mayor for coming out and supporting, and thank you to bayview for their continued support. [cheers and applause

this evening some 50 neighbors held a barbecue to raise money for the family.llected almost a thousand dollars. they also wanted to kind of check on each other after the reality of losing one of their neighbors. >> i said, you know, we need to get together to have a barbecue and be together and, you know, to process what we've experienced and heal together. >> now, there was a third person home when the fire broke out. that person managed to jump out of a window to safety. firefighters aren't sure if the family actually had working smoke detectors. >>> we are now just hours away from what could be a big day in the ghost ship warehouse trial. the jury will begin deliberating again for the first time since last thursday. derek almena and maximum harris face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each person killed in the warehouse fire. prosecutors argued the two disregarded the safety of others, by illegally converting the warehouse into a makeshift home for artists. the city of oakland, fire department and the landlords all knew the warehouse had been m

are we doing any outreach to say don't decide you were going to barbecue on the roof? >> there's two things there. you have the residential single-family dwellings, which -- that is not our jurisdiction. the our two, the high density residential, the code already has provisions in there -- once you go over a certain size square foot of a deck, it has to be noncombustible. >> i am saying this is not a deck. this is just the rooftop. are we doing any outreach to not be the owners of the building, but the audience of the building >> that is something you can add to your website. >> duly noted. >> thank you for your presentation. >> my pleasure. >> thank you, fire marshal and mr. president. just following up on that conversation from vice president covington. when you look at this rooftop deck, whenever you guys decide on it, i think it is important that you think practically, not like how will this deck actually be used, because you see that when we have these big events like the blue angels, half the city gets up on those decks, and we have had people full from those dec

there's a popular barbecue restaurant, bill miller barbecue. he picked out one of the owners of the barbecue joint. the clear purpose of that was to discourage people from going to that business. to physically harm that business by discouraging people from coming. this has an effect. might affect the owner of it. it's going to affect the people sitting behind that counter who are making those sandwiches and cleaning up those tables and waiting on the customers in that restaurant. i thought it was thuggish behavior and shame on castro for doing it. >> dana: i wanted to get your take on this, also. some democrats have been saying they really want to overturn citizens united. governor steve bullock continues to talk about dark money and the problem about that in the campaign. does this give people a reason to say, we should be able to donate? it's our first amendment right to do so and be protected from it? >> there's two issues here. yes, they have a constitutional right under the first amendment of the united states constitution, right of free e

we were talking about barbecues on the programme yesterday. that the burger meister is the man in charge of the barbecue! here's nick with a look at this morning's weather. i had the barbecue out yesterday and it will come out this weekend as it goes on, and it was a bank holiday as well because more sunshine is on the way. this is how it looked in cornwall yesterday. expecting another stunning day ahead today. the heat was on yesterday, near 31. but temperature was significant because it is the highest well has had in the late august bank holiday weekend, and if anything, temperatures for some of us will be higher today compared to yesterday. a day of sunshine, albeit quite hazy once again, but it is going to be feeling quite hot. 0vernight, some areas of cloud drifting in from the west. mostly high cloud, so that is why the sunshine will be quite hazy. not really crystal clear blue sky, but still hot in that sunshine. there will today be a bit more cloud towards cornwall, western counties of wales impaired yesterday, drifting towards the iri

number four, don't eat bad barbecue. same rules as your kitchen. avoid food poisoning by separating raw food from cooked and wash your hands well. five, watch out for biting bugs. wear long-sleeved clothes. use insect repellent. check for ticks. if you're unlucky enough to find one, pick it off with tweezers. number six, recognize poisonous plants. poison ivy, oak, and sumac can cause itchy, blotchy rashes almost designed to ruin your holiday. save your vacation. six steps and have a safe, happy summer. i'm mona kosar abdi, abc news. >> a big thanks to mona. >>> a new study suggests the stress between parents during pregnancy can have a negative impact later in their toddler's behavior. >> researchers in new york, britain, and the netherlands have found that prenatal stress in first-time mothers resulted in more tantrums, restlessness, and spitefulness in children bit time they turn 2 years old. >> sounds about right. toddlers whose fathers reports depression and anxiety had more social and emotional problems. as far as toddler tantrums, i literall

we are up on the barbecue later. yes, i we are up on the barbecue later.g a mexican dish, which i can hardly say! it is a marinated fish cooked in banana leaf, and we are doing it with sweet potato and tortilla salad. charlie the drinks? yes, we have a belting aussie white wine, and are building out refreshing mexican cocktail that is not a margarita. we are getting on it! responsibly... you're in charge of what shane has to eat, details the website. shane richie saying he is not a fine of broths, you thought he said bros, the band! stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with steph mcgovern and tina daheley. coming up before 10.00am, we'll get the weather from susan, but first a summary of this morning's main news: thousands of people in derbyshire have spent a second night away from their homes as emergency services continue efforts to prevent a dam from collapsing. some residents in whaley bridge will be allowed to return briefly today to collect essentials. let's speak to our reporter stuart flinders, who's in whaley bridge for us t

also coming up a good barbecue is part of argentina's national identity but with the peso plunging we'll show you to which lengths arjun times will go to have some solid beef from the group and new ideas driving electric mobility into the past. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program on a day when a no deal brags it has become much more likely prime minister boris johnson will suspend parliament in the run up to his october 31st breaks a deadline he even got her majesty the queen is approval the move gives his political opponents even less time to block a potentially chaotic withdrawal from the european union. maybe it's a bluff but the consequences are already quite real boris johnson wants the e.u. to take a no deal breaks seriously forcing the bloc back to the negotiating table but with every lurch toward his october 31st deadline the pound has reacted it slid steadily against the dollar leading up to johnson's election as conservative party leader it fell after his meeting with german chancellor angela merkel failed to produce a breakthrough and then today a slide of more than one per

the lunar module with a set on sat there andnd did not barbecue so wherever the sun was, it was going to impinge on that part of the lunar module all the time. it's thermal design was different and validating the design was done out there in the chamber. among other things. another issue -- another thing there was a -- number of changes made to the lunar module fairly minor once it arrived at kennedy. which was the during testing down there, the paper would be the chamber down there and its crewmen would get in it and one of the things that happened kind of late and armstrong's flight apollo 11 was he indicated he was too warm. in the lunar module in the chamber and at that time, it was only air cooled, air blowing through the suit and out. our plans had always been when we were landing that the crew was completely suited. airflow andling was he got to warm. toause they were also going be on the lunar surface, they were wearing a liquid cooling garment which is a fabric that had water tubes running through it. with au're in a suit support system, it ran water through that for cooling

nick and his friends enjoy a barbecue none of the my f.t. supporters and yet none of the candidates has a far right problem they say lost is demonstrations were exaggerated by the media they more worried about the city's image shows i only learned about what happened from the media apparently people in chemists or stamped for next to no reason there's a bit of latent fear them this case has been exploited by all sides. and so it goes to show us what it would truly present in the media as if everyone in the demo was right wing but that's not how it was said the brass majority were simply concerned this finds session i found a really shocking that even in america they were reporting on kemet some what was happening here people must decide for themselves how much importance to place on it that's probably why so many people myself included are afraid to let our children play alone outdoors which was once totally normal. but given what you know as a freedom fighter something i feel the reporting of what happened here in cam lance was exaggerated

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a barbecue with a difference here in western cambodia spicy rect is served fresh off the grill with a selection of dipping sources it's an unconventional snack but if you believe the sales pitch one that's good for you. these rats are healthier than pork or chicken chicken a given commercial feat but these rats. and mice during harvesting season. once a fruit of necessity and harder times field rats of becoming an increasingly sort after meeting cambodia local red hunters ensure vendors have a steady supply. i catch these rats in the while and then i sell them i can make up to $30000.00 or about 7 u.s. dollars a day more than twice that if i catch a lot of rats. the roadside stalls do a brisk business with van loads of travelling workers with its drive through or dining in it seems plenty of customers crave a simple meal of rotten rice with their favorite beverage. when we drink beer or wine this rat is a much better match than chicken or beef. red may not be to everyone's taste but for the true converts it's an undeniable delicacy. wonderful if you're. on. where you can watch the. ye

the next decoupling might be a terrible idea do you know what you used to barbecue your sausages. charcoal of course the charcoal also from wood cut illegally in tropical forests and seas findings are truly catastrophic whitfield i can't go on like ghost writer. called an environmental disaster why is the truth so lucrative why is it taking so long to find alternatives in 45 minutes on d w. earth a home for saving google genius tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global ideas be embodied in the series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day i don't think that sophia is that intelligent at the moment why on earth should be construct a robot that looks like a human being ai's but the problem of the issue is making sure that we were fairly a radical. everybody's talking about artificial intelligence.

he was always excited to host the third street big boys annual community barbecue. mr. lee, known affectionately by many, will truly be missed. and i would also like to introduce a resolution today, along with supervisors brown, haney, mandelman, mar, ronen, safai, and stefani, that calls for the supports and resources for a vision zero on homicides and violent crimes plan. it is time for us to take a major stance against homicides and violent crimes in our communities. it is time for us to allocate resources to our areas that suffer from the plagues the most because it can be committed. we have to take the steps to say that we will prioritize services and resources in areas that have the most violent crime. violence does not have a color or ethnicity in mind. violence happens to all, but we can stop it by coming together. this year in bayview alone, as of july 19, we've had seven murders, 17 shootings involving injuries, and 55 shootings without injury. although these are not as high numbers as we used to see years ago, this senseless violence has to stop. for too long

i also want to thank the barbecue smokehouse and and leto's restaurant.s and volunteers. the barbecue smokehouse bus truck will be here somewhere. it is a yellow or red truck. it was here last year. they will have a barbecue for sale as well as the park service's official concessioner and they will have food and drink and ice cream. we also have our local and national exhibitors. the african-american civil war museum. the rock creek conservancy. the american battlefield trust. the mennecke c battlefield foundation. the afro-american historical and genealogical society, and the shepherd park citizens association. that is the most exhibitors we have had. i love it because they are both local and national. last but not least, i want to express the deep appreciation for our congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. i understand she is on her way. for her continuing support of the civil war defenses for many years. she has introduced legislation in the past and the alliance is hopeful that she will do it again to establish the civil war defenses of washington natio

the module, once is that on the surface had sat there and did not barbecue so, wherever this gun was that it would impinge on the part of the lunar module all the time because it was there. so the thermal design was different in validating the thermal design that was done out there in the chamber. among other things. >> another i don't know if it was an issue for something that came up, there was a number of changes made to the lunar module one of the things that happened kind of laden armstrong's flight in apollo 11 was he indicated that he was too warm in the lunar module chamber and, at that time it was only air cooled air blowing through and out and the plans had always been when they were landing that the crew is completely suited, so the only cooling was airflow and it got too warm. so, because they were also going to be on the lunar surface they were wearing a lick cooling garment which is a fabric without water to bring through it. this suit ran water through but didn't have enough capacity for air cooling >> when he got to the moon the crew could plug in the little water tub