choi she received the notification a month later which she was served with a demolition that requires a copy of the permit audio tape it at this point the appeal time was passed this is unfair the dbi has not taken a position on the matter deborah the tenant is here and will be addressing this issue during the course public comment i testified before the litigation committee about this lack of notification i recommended they notify the tenants last year supervisor david chiu passed legislation diversely the ability to legalize illegal unit so this landlord can approach dbi didn't need to demolish that is interesting in box 24 the dissolution permit that asks did this constitute a illegal occupancy i'll august this constitutes a change of ms. lynns occupancy this is 7 minutes already to wow. oh i did not realize the mayors directive actually directs them to examine the permit they're to send it to planning for a discretionary review and that should have happened in this case excepts the landlord checked no in terms of the occupancy question we're asking you grant ms. lynn her jurisdict

. >> you call this type of eating an-choi. >> an-choi.s not a main meal. it's for snacking. >> yeah. >> banh ram meat is a delicious marriage of fried and sticky rice dumplings. it starts with frying the paste in cooking oil. then unpeeled shrimp are stuffed into dough. place the chewy part with the crunchy part and sprinkle with chopped, fried shrimp. oh, wow, oh, that is awesome. what is underneath? >> a rice base. >> right, oh, okay. >> but on the top is thin. at the back is fried. >> oh, that's great. oh, it's nice and crispy and greasy. i love it. anybody would love this. it's just amazing. >> it's a combination between the soft and -- >> the soft and the crispy, crunchy. delicious. ♪ so far, you're horrible at this, flo. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard, i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movie theater! home and auto. lamp! squar

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a mercer county grand jury recently returned an indictment charging joon choy with that december attack. they say he repeatedly stabbed his ex-girl friend in the neck at the hamilton subway. he remains in mercer county prison on $750,000 bail. >>> well new at 6:00 o'clock tonight a partnership between two new jersey hospitals and gloucester county prosecutor's office will resupply officers with a heroin overdose anecdote. >> that medicine called narcan has been used by county officers since last september and so far it has saved more than 40 lives. gloucester county prosecutor says there has been an increase in demand for medicine and price has doubled. >> many instances where there is a 911 call for an overdose police are first ones arrive and emt's. the fact that the police officers are carrying narcan and trade how to administrate it, has been helpful and work out well for them. >> a two dose package of narcan now cost hundred dollars and partnership between the the network and kennedy health will help with those costs. >>> straight ahead here on "eyewitness news", a vacation nightma

broccoli, spinach, radishes, lettuce and bok choy. >> how delicious.'s great. >> i'm all about this menu. eventually this will be on the menu there at the white house. at some point. >> terrific. >> coming up when was the last time airlines offered you free wine or beer? >> oh, come on. >> yeah. >> are you serious? >> i'm serious this time. also in "the skinny," kim kardashian proves again she is not shy. >> and later we'll take you into the jungle for a documentary about monkeys two years in the making and comic tina fey is actually involved. you're watching "world news now." making and comic tina fey is actually involved. you're watching "world news now." i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplem

>> it was balk choy.be fancy and treat yourself but the goal is to feed the family so you would not go to whole foods or one of the others. you would go to where you can by re -- buy more. >> and there were six limes on there. what would you make with that group of food? >> i am not a that creative but i will say this i like the idea of at least raising awareness and maybe raising aware -- money but the idea is to sacrifice. she is trying to adhere to the menu she eats. i don't think the reality of the average person eating off food stamps is to be healthy and eating kale lime and beans. >> she is saying everybody could be healthy. >> what would you do with six limes an limes, andrea? >> i think we know the answer to that. where is the blender? margritas. >> you don't think you would sneak a ding-dong? >> would i sneak a ding-dong? maybe. i don't think gwyneth paltrow would. but i looked at the ingredient and maybe she is making fried rice. she could make a big thing of fried rice. >> every day for a week

obviously batch choi has italian roots.san francisco. >> i would say it's more and more popular sport in the whole of the u.s. and, of course, in italy and more and more so in the world. we are very proud. it's wind essentially italian. it's the italian lifestyle, fun, social and competitive. >> reporter: you hit on my next question in that it's a sport you want to win but at the same time, you're hanging out and having a really good time even with the other team and your friends. >> you can enjoy it with a bunch of good friends and enjoy life italian style. italian way. the way we like it. >> reporter: would it really be a real bocce match if you don't have good food with it? >> absolutely. food is a part of it. and you know, the ancient romans started it all. it's the oldest known sport in the world. san franciscans find it trendy and cool. >> reporter: beningy, it's not just san francisco. this is becoming more and more popular throughout the bay area. >> that's the new yoga. >> there's clubs all over in the heart of san

. >> dave chiang, he was only doing noodles roy choi, west coast had a food truck.ast and lunch, breakfast is huge right now, he is in indianapolis. gerri: i could eat breakfast all three meals chef, you are from north carolina. tell me, how you think about food? what your theory is. what you are trying to do with your restaurant. >> i am trying to create something wholly delicious fun exciting ma maybe people don't see every day. but at the same time can be familiar when you eat it. i think that you know, inspiration at the restaurant comes from the ingredients. gerri: what do you like to cook with? >> pot and pans and a fire. i am into one i have a couple hot dogs. gerri: you brought me hot dogs. >> one is a indian lime pickle. >> in this hot dog so many trends in america today they represented his restaurant, middle eastern. >> a zat -- i am collaborating with a dj friend of mine. gerri: that is how cool, chefs are. >> this is a demi dog. >> tell me about your tattoo. >> i on the arm it is a food and wine best new chef. gerri: what is going to happen to him. >> h

some of the notable names we have candace bergen tc boyle, roy choi, the chef, sarah bill dessin, briangrazer your ates favorite, billy idol, joyce carol oates, patton swalt, jason seal, paulie peretti, john scalazzi, tavis smiley octavia spencer. there's something for everyone.rs families foodies hipsters, spanish language programming. everything from california crime noir to digital privacy rights to the future of the american t: identity. >> what kind of reaction do you get from the community to a book fest? >> it's been an immediate event success. when it was startedge 20 years ago, it rights away became a cornerstone event in los angelesng. culture.n when people market out all year long, it's been a signature event. it's been kind of a way the "los angeles times" invites folks around the community to celebrate the great city. it's grown to one of the largest festivals of its kind's no there's nothing like it anywhere in the united states.. it started simply as a bill bringing -- an event bringing together people who love books and has grown to a broader celebration. among other thi

prosecutors say 48 year old yoon choy stabbed his ex-girlfriend multiple time at hamilton subway last september. he is being held in the mercer county prison on $750,000 bail. >>> well tough word for rolling stone magazine today from some of its journalism colleagues. today columbia journalism school said that the magazine story about a rape at the the university of virginia was rife with bad journalism. the magazine retracted that article and apologized. the story least involved around the the alleged sexual assault of the woman that the magazine identified only as jackie but police could not confirm that it ever happened. >> suffice to it say we were unable to find any basis of fact to conclude there was even an event on september the 28th, 2012 at that particular fraternity house. >> reporter: story led to protest on the campus of the university of virginia all florida turned activities were suspended and instances of vandalism. the fraternity now says it will pursue legal action against rolling stone. >>> tonight white house is going on the offensive against critics of the nuclear

maybe she chose bok choy when other people wouldn't have done that. >> where do you sit on the paltrowming of food stamp challenge? >> i ultimately come down on anything that raises awareness on an issue that doesn't get enough is probably a good thing. i think aside from cutting snap there is a real poverty shaming going on in this country. we see all of these bills spreading up in state legislatures about how you shouldn't be able to buy steak with your food stamp cards. you shouldn't be able to buy certain kinds of healthy foods. if she wants to instagram $29 worth of healthy foods, and six limes is a lousy choice if you're trying to stretch food for a week. but the idea that poor people should -- the poor americans should only be able to buy the junk food that we consider okay via food stamps is awful. and the idea that they can't even find kale or avocados in the food deserts in which these food stamps are largely being spent is also awful. and zero people you know, talk about that on a daily basis. so if i were her publicist, i would not be pleased with this happening. but becaus

for allegedly stabbing his ex-girlfriend inside a subway restaurant in new jersey. 48-year-old hun choi of charges including attempted murder. police say he attacked his ex inside the subway on sunny vertebrae boulevard in hamilton in december. he ended up turning himself in two hours later on the new jersey turnpike. he's in jail on $750,000 bail while he waits for his trial. >> and still ahead here at 4 o'clock today police catch the easter bunny bringing more than mean one -- candy into one oklahoma home. >> chaos breaks out during an attempt to break a world record. how several pushy parents ruined an egg hunt in california. >> opening day in major league baseball. that means new rules, new security measures and new food. we'll run down some of the most delicious and perhaps disturbing items you could find at your ballpark coming up. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state

boyle, roy choi, your favorite billy idol, joyce carol oates jason segel. polly perretti. octavia spencer. there is someone for everyone. families foodies, hipsters students. more than 100 conversations on everything from california crime noir to digital privacy rights to the future of american identity. host: what kind of reaction do you get? guest: it has been an immediate success. when we started, he became a cornerstone event in los angeles' culture. people market it all year long. it has been a signature events. the "los angeles times" invites everyone to celebrate this great city. it has grown to one of the largest festivals of its kind. there's nothing like it anywhere in the u.s. it started simply. it was about bringing together people who create books and people who love to read them. it has grown into a much daughter celebration. we have a big book award we give out every year. we are adding something new called an idea exchange. malcolm gladwell will be in conversation with the "los angeles times" critic. if you listen to npr, you are probably familiar with that

. >> tonight the choy in this election has been clear. you can vote for the same old parties and get the same old politics. more cuts and more misguided priorities. or you can vote for something different, better, and more progressive. i went into this election with a clear message. none of us can afford more austerity. none of us can afford an additional 30 billion pounds of cuts. and none of us can afford the 100 billion pounds that the tories, labour, and liberals intend to spend on nuclear weapons. their priorities are wrong. but they won't pay the price. it will be ordinary people across the country who pay the price. the snp offers an alternative, a clear alternative, a plan for investment. yes, it is fiscally responsible but it will also allow us to invest in infrastructure to protect our public services and to lift people out of poverty. to people in scotland i say vote snp for a louder voice for scotland. to people elsewhere i say ours will be a voice to help bring about change for you too. >> nicola sturgeon thank you. nick cleg

the highest quality of antioxidants out of our l your asian vegetables, bok choy on steroids. >> forgetale? >> forget kale. go with arugla. very high in dietary nitrate. any high in dietary nitrate, will help if you your an athlete, and will bring your levels up, consume less oxygen, and better -- >> you say you like fit, a but want cheap feta. >> french and also peck reno, sheep milk diet. it is very very high, help lower cholesterol, in moderation, great this over your pass tax real thin slice of this over your salad, garnish, help your heart. >> most important for the rest of the things we have? >> ginger, and honey. where is the honey at? ginger and honey, as long as you don't have any blood sugar problems, tablespoon of honey. teaspoon of ginger and little bit of cinnamin will help bring your cholesterol down. about 20 points in 40 days. >> just shaving it into my me? >> shave it. actually going to break this down, boil it, chop it into the tee. add teaspoon of the cinnamin, teaspoon of the honey. drink it. also add some tumoric if you want. >> what's it taste like? >> it is a litt

so we had no choi these are -- no choice. as i say t not good for taxpayers. they ought to be able to get that answer and, in fact, we ought to be answering the complicated questions the simple ones are the ones you ought to to go to the web site for. i think it's important to understand the people who care most about that are, in fact, the people in the call centers who feel they could help taxpayers more if they just had more resources. >> mr. koskinen, thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. i wasn't sure of the choreography, so i was just sitting here. thank you howard. so thank you very much howard and thanks to the tack policy center the urban -- tax policy center the urban institute and brookings for inviting us here and featuring the irs budgetary column p ma on -- dilemma on tax day this year. perhaps you're doing that in the spirit that those of us who are associated with taxes are definitely in a challenging endeavor, and april is as good a time as any to commemorate that. so thank you.

choi the gentleman reserves. anyone seeking time? the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment of the gentleman from arizona. peapea -- those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it, the amendment is agreed to. the clerk will read. the clerk: page 6 line formerly utilized site rerks medial action program, $104 million. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. mcclintock of california, page 6, line 12 after the dollar amount insert reduced by $2,500,000. page 2 rks line five, after the dollar amount insert reduced by $400,000. page 22, line three after the dollar amount insert reduced by $22,661,000. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? mr. simpson: i reserve a point of border -- of order. the chair: the point of order are se reserved. th

boyle roy choy the chef. brian grazer. your favorite billy idol. joyce carole oates. patton oswalt. giants segel, paula peretti. john scelasi the science fiction writer. tavis smiley. octavia spencer. there's something for everyone. families foodies, hipsters, students spanish language programming. more than 100 conversations on everything from california, crime noir to digital privacy rights to the future of the american identity. >> what kind of reaction do you get from the community to a bookfest? >> you know, it's been an immediate success. when it was started 20 years ago it right away became a cornerstone event in los angeles culture. people market out all year long. it's been a signature event. it's been kind of a way the "los angeles times" invites folks from all around the community to come celebrate this great city. it's grown to one of the largest festivals of its kind. there's really nothing like it anywhere in the united states. it start the very simply bringing together people who create books and people who love to read them but it's grown into this much broader celeb

i went off to work at secretary choi was at the behest of senator to learn about the hill and republicans. i went up to the hill, worked for him for a year. but during that time, the problem, post problem of leadership at the nsc related to health issues especially of anthrax attacks. governor ridge really took that to heart, so we had one serious leader in shalala and another serious leader in governor ridge on this issue. like i said i'm pleased to talk to you about this. he called me exactly one year after 911. it was on the anniversary. i remember that because he had just come in from a memorial service in pennsylvania that morning, hired me on the spot and said open an office. you have five positions which at the white house is unheard of. bob joined the office and curt mann and a number of others and we started to role. i think we did a pretty good job considering we're starting from a system that didn't really have a place for health and security at that white house. we did hspd 10 and nspd 17. that is still the kind of guiding document for homeland security. i think it hasn't been

. >>> pope francis adding his voice to the choi choir of those calling for women to earn equal pay forequal work. during his weekly audience, the pope call the practice scandalous and warned men should not be sexist and denounced those who blamed family problems on women working outside the home. all those comments were unscripted and got him a huge ovation from the crowd. >>> turning to politics now in vermont, independent senator bernie sanders is running for president. telling our jonathan carl that he'll challenge hillary clinton by fronting as a democrat. the 73-year-old says he'll stand up for working families while fighting income disparity and the current campaign finance system. you can see jon karl's interview later this morning on good morning america. one in the democratic ring. >> she's got a challenger. >> all right. there's one happy family though in new orleans area this morning simply because they have their long lost dog back. >> this is sam, the yorkie. disappeared four years ago. nobody knew where the dog went till he turned up recently in cedar rapids, iowa, 950 mi

. >> choi what she's talking about. i have to check.i thought it was done by regulation but i'll check. even if it was done by regulation, i think she's right. the concept much what she's talking about is the way it should be. the limits should be broad because the market should be able to be flexible but again it was removed before this was this kind of computer driven trading that we have now. but i'll check. i think she makes a good point. >> this happened in 2010. why hasn't that been put back in place? >> since 2010, as you watch congress we haven't been able to agree on pretty much anything and even some of these easy reforms in dodd-frank this is a more difficult reform. this isn't dodd-frank this is something after dodd-frank. a lot of people think the market should do whatever it wants to do. there are those who think reasonable thoughtful regulation and limitation provides a more steady economic forum. that deinterstate an ongoing debate. >> is the lob jig on behalf of those that don't want the provision that she's talking abo

boyle, roy choi, your favorite billy idol, joyce carol oates jason segel. polly perretti.ctavia spencer. there is someone for everyone. families foodies, hipsters students. more than 100 conversations on everything from california crime noir to digital privacy rights to the future of american identity. host: what kind of reaction do you get? guest: it has been an immediate success. when we started, he became a cornerstone event in los angeles' culture. people market it all year long. it has been a signature events. the "los angeles times" invites everyone to celebrate this great city. it has grown to one of the largest festivals of its kind. there's nothing like it anywhere in the u.s. it started simply. it was about bringing together people who create books and people who love to read them. it has grown into a much daughter celebration. we have a big book award we give out every year. we are adding something new called an idea exchange. malcolm gladwell will be in conversation with the "los angeles times" critic. if you listen to npr, you are probably familiar with that c

. >> reporter: paltrow hopes to keep the momentum going nominated chef roy choi next.on, nbc news, los angeles. >> she was nominated. it's hard to believe she's getting all that criticism. >> don't you think there are some celebrities who just get in a zone where they're the target of criticism no matter what they do? she may be in the zone right now. >> she could do anything and people will say what took her so long. >>> now more of our rare and revealing interview with harry potter author j.k. rowling. we caught up with her in new york at the launch of umos her charity. we spoke about that on friday as well as the chances of another harry potter book. rowling had more to say about her popular series, her birthday, and more. i want to flatter you in a way i imagine you have been thousands of time. as a parent of three kids you have helped them love reading. >> i never get bored of hearing that. wonderful thing to hear. >> is that something that you're enormously proud of? >> of course. i really -- it's funny that people so often say to me you must be bored of hearing