rain in bountiful makes route 400 conditions worse than usual, according to longtime resident, dave kitchent was just pouring rain. what you'd normally see in late spring some place. then it changed to snow, just like started out with like a layer of slush, and then the temperature dropped fast enough that that slush just turned to ice. i've never seen anything like that here. >> and as heavy snowfall covers the icy road, neighbor rhee braby just happens to be videotaping at the right time. >> my parents were in the caribbean and my dad just -- i just got off the phone with my dad and he was telling me how great the weather was there. so i was making a video to send to him to show him what he was missing. >> just as rhee is capturing the freezing weather, a white saturn barrels down the hill toward a honda suv, stuck in the middle of the road. >> watch out! >> rhee alerts motorists talking on the sidewalk. the driver avoids the suv, but ends up spinning around, right in front of rhee's camera. no other vehicles are approaching and the dizzy driver continues on as if nothing's happened. >> w

dave carlin is live at 6:00 in hell's kitchen with details. >> reporter: dana, the site of this fatal fall over here, let's give you a look. this is 42nd and ninth avenue. the building right here, what police say is that the top area where the construction worker was, was very unstable and gave way. shut down and locked up, this high-rise construction site at 577 ninth avenue was off limits to everyone except officers and building inspectors investigating the death of a 30-year-old worker. the unidentified victim was a mechanic who police say was wearing a hard hat but not a safety harness four stories up. it was lunchtime and the boards gave way above the elevator shaft and the worker fell down into several feet of standing water at the bottom. the man died at bellevue hospital. >> it's very sad that these people risk their lives. and it's just very sad. >> reporter: going up on this site is this, 25 story hotel condo building. signs identify the contractors for the project as brf construction. we reached out with questions about safety at the site but we have not heard back. across

live in hell's kitchen, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >> dave, thank you. >>> new tonight a knock at door helps the new jersey family get out alive. you can see the intensity of the fire at an apartment building on avaline drive it started in a dumpster around 7:00 this evening, spreading to a garage area. one resident didn't know it was approaching her apartment until a friend banged on her door telling her to get out. >> i walked over and saw everything engulfed in flames, and the first thing i thought of was to grab my child and get him out of there. >> the resident's disabled son was treated for smoke inhalation, but he's expected to be okay. >> a dump truck caught dangling from a bridge in new jersey. it landed on beams of an overpass, and the crash delayed traffic in both directions for hours, and three people suffered injuries. >>> tonight a suspected gang member is dead after police say he fired on officers and earlier shot a firefighter. cbs 2's jessica schneider reports on a violent end to a standoff. >> my son would not want to hurt a firefighter or nobody. i don't think he wan

kitchen. a manhole explosion happened earlier today. cbs 2's dave carlin is live with the story. >> reporter: ninth avenue a mess here. let me tell you about the coned crews in this truck right now. they are in there waiting it out because they can't get down into the manhole. it's still hot and smoking down there and they have the water going in to try to cool it off. very heated right now over here traffic and the drivers not happy at all on this friday commute because it has been bad here on ninth avenue in hell's kitchen but also all over manhattan as a result of this blast that began around 11:30. >> i heard just boom the cover came off. >> reporter: chopper 2 over ninth and 45th where an underground explosion sent a manhole cover flying. witnesses estimate it shot some 15 feet in the air landed on a fire hydrant. no one was hurt. >> there's one with the lid on still smoking a little bit and one with the lid off. >> we were just right over there and we heard a huge explosion. and we all just screamed and ran out the juice bar. we thought everyb

cbs 2's dave carlin reports from hell's kitchen. >> i text and theres with an explosion. >> reporter: lea's 12-second smartphone video packs a wallop. her camera rolling when the underground explosion rocked the corner of 9th avenue and west 45th street. after the fireball roars out of the ground, you hear breaking glass. and this is the cracked window. five floors up. and over here, a scarred fire hydrant, which was struck by a manhole cover. >> the cover just, boom, came off. we all just screamed and ran out of the juice bar. we thought everything blew up behind us. >> what were the flames like, blowing up, it was pretty scary, really fast. >> reporter: remarkably in a place so packed with people, no one was hurt. chopper 2 was over 9th avenue. >> there was one with the lid on, still smoking a little bit and one with the lid off. >> 14 blocks were shut down at the start of friday evening rush hour. even after lanes reopened, traffic jammed and drivers tempers flared. >> trying to get to jersey right now. don't think it is going to happen for like another two hours. so feeling pretty

dave, jeff, thank you both today for joining me. now to the race to make our homes smart. oven built by former apple engineers and designed by robert brenner. i went inside the june kitchenere in san francisco to test it out. ♪ june, thet ultimate sous chef. it is so smart it can detect what food you want to cook and how to cook it. >> we are taking from the latest and greatest of machine intelligence and machine learning, computer vision and deep learning. emily: parked a guy with a splash of machine learning combining a lot of tech already in the kitchen, like a scale or the temperature probe. but with june, it is all about one device to help you become a better chef. so we are in the kitchen, surrounded by ingredients. how does it work? >> let's say i want to make a stake. the of it recognizes the steak, and it knows what the starting temperature, and can ask you the preferences. the oven takes care of everything. emily: you are an inventor on a number of camera patents -- there's a camera in the oven. >> the difference is that the camera is used to capture pictures -- we analyze pictures on a streaming basis. emily: this all sounds great and at almost $1500 it costs

kitchen doesn't just cook the fish, he catches it. christina: simone boyce is here to tell us about her fishing trip with the chef. >> reporter: chef dave is at ekca. he has a minimalistic approach to mediterranean approach. simple ingredients, the best ingredients, simple preparation, just keeps it basic, very minimalistic. being his apprentice for a day was a breath of fresh air. >> we're catching fish today. i'm going fishing with chef dave of esca restaurant. we're going fishing for fluke. we're going back to the restaurant and cook it and eat it. how does it feel knowing that you caught the food that your customers are eating? >> i love that feeling. it's a great feeling. >> reporter: dave, i can honestly say i have never met a chef like you. i meet a lot of chefs in new york and everybody is kind of pretentious and snooty. >> into themselves. when i'm not working, i'm hanging out with my family or out fishing. >> reporter: dave is taking us to another location. there are a ton of fish around here, but they're too small. we're moving. >> reporter: i think we found our lunch. we're back in the city to cook our catch of the day at es

dave kinchen life outside that eatery tonight. that community is a little grossed out tonight. >> reporter: no doubt about that. radnor police say they found roaches all over the kitchen and many people were shocked to hear that. >> hungry at the dinner hour looking for bite at the chinese restaurant in radnor township but the orange sign on the door -- >> was enough to turn their stomachs radnor police say it was shut down after roaches were found everywhere inside. >> what? >> you're kidding? >> reporter: radnor health department sign also called a quote gross facility after investigators say a girl found a roach in her noodles on friday. >> that's pretty gross. >> reporter: when given another dish police say that unwere, too had a roach in it. officers on scene found roaches all over the kitchen with many coming from an electrical outl outlet. >> we had reservations this evening. we just called today and they're closed. >> i think it's a loss. because this was a real favorite restaurant in this area. >> reporter: yank ming was one listed as america's greatest chinese restaurant according tots website. investigators say the building was decontaminated and checked on

dave are the stars of the real estate show "flipping boston" where they buy rundown properties, buy them, flip them and resell them. they're here to help us with curb appeal. are we starting in the kitchen? we haa, a .mor. >> let's do the kitchen. >> ooh, yuck. >> the befores always shock me. >> even if you took everything off tht counters it would still look bad. >> it would help but it's not -- >> 1970s. these things across the top of the windows just scream 1970s. >> what should you do? >> watch the magic. >> ideally rip it out and do it all over again. you got new cabinets? >> this is new. >> how much did that cost? >> the cabinets about 2k34rr $ 3500. >> looks like you lost counter space and you lost cabinet space. >> we changed the layout. you can't see in the the picture but you couldn't function co carrectly because the stove was up against you so we made it straight, added a pantry, the space we lost we gave it back here. >> you put in wood floors or are those laminated. >> wood floors. >> if you can't afford this -- >> you can paint these cabinet, change the countertop, change the sink, change the faucet. >> the hardware, too. >> and what's big is the closers, you can attach t