pandemic has made the supply of water more difficult this is the spotlight moment for the local food networks a part of your hopes biggest urban farm opened in badness will simply it may not completely replace traditional at the culture but it could prove to be an important step for what sustainable living in metropolis. this rooftop in the south of paris will harm by europe's biggest urban farm the aim is to bring about a new era of increased sustainable agriculture and the covert $1000.00 crisis has even more made the case for such a model. kavanaugh. also. our project incarnates what we in france call the world of tomorrow it stands for urban resilience new kind of city with more solidarity and proximity and local food networks of high quality. you know. the plants are attached to vertical pillars or held in horizontal container as a 3rd of the farm is opening now with the whole project launching in 2022 half of the 400000 euros for the project were raised in a crowdfunding campaign. for me we are using so called hydroponics and our opponents methods they are based on a closed circuit wher

liz: enter food network star and celebrity chef, robert irvine. "restaurant impossible" back in business, born during the pandemic, has him jumping in to help struggling restaurant owners navigate the post-pandemic world. this is a tall order, because the odds are now against restaurants. latest stats show that since march, more than 26,000 restaurants in the u.s. have closed, 16,000 have failed for good. how can the star chef known for brutal british honesty save at least some of the hundreds of thousands now hanging by a thread? joining me now in a fox business exclusive, celebrity chef and "restaurant impossible" host robert irvine. robert, take us back to march, when your show and the shooting of it had been interrupted, shut down, you're sitting at home and when did the light bulb go off that you said i got to do a back if business and help some of these restaurants? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me on your show. i've got to tell you, state college, pennsylvania, doing a show, we finished the show and shut down. i actually got f

right when this started, we started doing daily classes with food network.hen we started working on, like, how do we raise money? so we've raised about $65,000 to $70,000 now, lod o ed people oonline, so we just kind of did what we know how to do. - to your point, we're also in our homes. we're cooking. we're experimenting, and you have a recipe for us today. i'm sad i'm not in the kitchen with you because this is my favorite pasta dish: carbonara pasta. now years ago, i watched tom cruise on "the oprah winfrey show," and he, at the time, did his carbonara. that's been my recipe ever since i saw tom cruise on with oprah winfrey, so now can you top mr. cruise. i'm waiting. [laughter] - this much i know. you know, he's better playing volleyball on the beach, flying airplanes and saving people in "mission impossible," but when it comes to cooking, i'm fairly confident that i can make a better carbonara than him, and that is nothing against his carbonara at all. - oh, okay. we got ourselves a battle. okay. we have a rap beef in the kitchen. [laughter] so tell me

>> the food network reached out. they reached out and pitched it to us.it was the food network's idea and we said sure we're not doing anything. there's a pandemic. so we just happened to be free and we're going to be home anyway. >> they pitched it sort of open endedly and then we were on a walk and we were like -- we couldn't really figure out what the show should be in a just said why don't i teach you how to cook. >> oh, really >> yeah. >> i don't know. that sound nice. >> chris, what happens if amy gets on your nerves in the kitchen becse iou e doesner often -- >> how dare you, gayle! >> i said it doesn't happen often. doesn't happen often. >> i just keep going. i just keep going with the meal because that's, you know, essentially -- we have to eat at some point. >> it's a metaphor for life. you're married. you're in a pandemic. just like cook something and eat it and then go to sleep. >> how it is going for you both because you have baby jean in the house too. >> yes we can see him. he's outside playing with jane. it's good. you know, it's like -- i

theas humorous early on in democratic primary, it turned into the food network and you saw everyone in their kitchens. the point wasn't being in the kitchen, it was about engaging with your voters doing something you normally do and behaving like a regular person. >> if you were advising the trump campaign, would you give advice on how the twitter campaign might be influencing swing voters? hear anecdotally that some people are turned off i the way he tweets. >> in general, people complain about tweets it's a proxy for complaining about other things. the complaints really aren't about the tweets. right now, use the twitter feed to fire up your base. the people who were going to go talk to their friends and make sure they get everyone in our house to send their ballot. make sure you don't let up on the gas in the final 68 days. >> switching to the biden campaign, last week i spoke to the senior digital advisor. she talked about the fact that the voice joe biden uses in line with your guidance matches joe biden. joe biden is wholesome, we push out wholesome content. is that the right app

they are the stars of a cooking show on the food network called "amy schumer learns to cook," which isnd chris is a chef. >> and also you're an actress. >> thank you. >> and a mother. >> and a model. i'm learning how to cook because i don't know how. what are we cooking today, chef? >> i love in the show that you call him chef. it's very formal, you know. chef, would you pass me the hors d'oeuvres. >> we're a good team. i make dumb jokes and he doesn't laugh at them. >> you guys are like rigging up cameras, your nanny is running the joe. >> our nanny, jean, is our director of photography. she's from the philippines and so they're very proud of her right now. i think she's totally becoming a household name in the philippines, which is really funny, because we're like, jane, don't go changing on us, you know. don't be oh, i can't. >> almost everything you do, you just feel like you're watching you being you, him being him, ignoring you occasionally. it feels like an actual window into your house. is it? >> it really, really is. >> it's my favorite vegetable. >> are you going to talk abou

i -- [laughter] this is actually, so i worked on a food show on the food network called good eats, and it was hosted by alton brown. and my very first -- and my job was a production assistant. it was nothing glamorous. i was, you know, plunging toilets, making coffee, helping, like, whatever needed to be done. and, but my very first day on the jobbaltop looks at me -- alton looks at me and goes, put that guy in a wig, we need a thomas jefferson. [laughter] and it came, like, i had one line, and it was -- >> one. >> one. and it was i declare these prouts to be delicious. [laughter] -- sprouts to be delicious. [laughter] so my one line, my one line came at the end of, like, a three-minute monologue that alton had to do, and i screwed it up like three or four times, and he got really upset. [laughter] it got ugly. but, yeah, that was my first day working on good eats. so i have to say i'm glad that you googled me, because i also googled you. laugh and i, i heard -- [laughter] i heard that you identify as a cyborg. >> yes. >> can you explain that a bit? >> indeed. you wouldn't know it by l

foods. their network of 200 food banks are up and running.istributing food to people and communities they serve. across the country. please visit feedingamerica.org... to locate a food bank in your community. -together... -together... -together... -let's feed the love. ♪ >>> be a normal year where students can meet each other, discuss things with each other, and be in the classroom. >> i'm feeling nervous and excited to distance learn again. >> we have to get creative about not only how we teach but how we connect with communities. >> now that we've had the summer to regroup and reflect on the teaching that happened or didn't happen, as you had planned, i think the teachers will be more thoughtful in their delivery of lessons. >> and welcome back. you know, i want to put this out to the group and whoever feels comfortable answering this, please do so. i've noticed the issue of distance learning and covid has pitted some teachers against parents. in fact, i know some parents have told me, they want a hybrid mode for their children because they

amy welcomed son gene now 15 months who often makes cameos in amy schumer learns to cook, a new food networkthe family recently appearing on "today." >> hello oh, my goodness. >> be cute be cuter just get cute for this one interview. >> reporter: the comedian's love of mother hood shining through in spite of any struggles. >> oh, man i mean, come on. it's -- i mean, life is just so much more beautiful in, like, the best things in my life >> reporter: something so many women can relate to. for more of schumer's sit down with willie geist, tune into sunday "today" this weekend. >> all right have for that we bring in dr. natalie azar dr. azar, good morning ivf is so different for women. it's not pleasant but they get through it and for some it is really, really difficult what should people know if they're considering whether this is right for them? >> yeah, savannah. ivf is definitely considered the most effective form of assistive reproductive technology, but it can come at a potential cost certainly financial as well as physical and emotional as both kristen and amy pointed out to us remember

officials are also reporting a surge in demand for food with more people out of work due to the pandemic fortunate to have a robust and the first network of food support across the city. >>collectively these programs provide the equivalent of over 1 million meals per week. >>to that end the city has announced it will extend its great plates meal delivery program for at-risk seniors through september 9th. one other note of interest the health department says in terms of testing their meeting and exceeding their goals trying to do about. >>1800 tests today. they're actually doing about 3100 tests on average a day better than most jurisdictions they say across the country live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan. another inmate has died from the coronavirus at san quentin, a total of 22 and made some died at the person know their deaths tied to the virus. san quentin currently has 168 inmates who have tested positive. but there's been a total of more than 2200 cases at the prison. a new harvard study says jails can spread the virus to nearby communities. researchers looked at booking and release information in chicag

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officials are also reporting a surge in demand for food with more people out of work due to the pandemic fortunate to have a robust and first network of food support across the city. >>collectively these programs provide the equivalent of over 1 million meals per week. >>to that end the city has announced it will extend its great plates meal delivery program for at-risk seniors through september 9th. one other note of interest health officials say they are well surpassing their goal of doing 1800 tests on average today they say right now. >>there are about 3100 tests today. they say that outpaces most jurisdictions across the country. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>the serious technical problems are leading to an under reported number of coronavirus cases in california multiple counties and the state posted notices on their web site tuesday reporting the problems. now over the last 2 days, california has reported its slowest single-day case count since early july. but now those numbers are being questioned health and human services secretary doctor mark galli address the issue in a virtual briefly. >>we're certainly working around the c

food prices. the nonprofit feeding america has a network of 200 food banks and 60,000 food programs across the countrydemic this year, including 18 million children. only on "cbs this morning," feeding america ceo claire babineaux-fontenot joins us now from dallas to talk about this. good morning to you, claire. >> good morning. thank you so much for having me. >> so can you describe for our audience, you said that your organization has never seen anything like this. describe what it's like right now on the front lines. >> yes. so as you said, we've never seen anything not quite like this. we've seen a significant increase in need and some decreased in supplies from some of our traditional sources all in the middle of a global health pandemic. so we've had to put in place new protocols to keep the people who need us and the people who are providing those services to them safe. so it's simply unprecedented these times. we just recently engaged in a really extensive research with mckenzie. what we were able to discover, unfortunately, is that over the course of the next 12 months, our estimate is that t

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officials are also reporting a surge in demand for food with more people out of work due to the pandemic fortunate to have a robust and the first network of food support across the city. >>collectively these programs provide the equivalent of over 1 million meals per week. >>to that end the city has announced it will extend its great plates meal delivery program for at-risk seniors through september 9th. one other note of interest health officials say they are well surpassing their goal of doing 1800 tests on average today they say right now. >>there are about 3100 tests today. they say that outpaces most jurisdictions across the country. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>governor newsome also gave an optimistic update on the state's coronavirus numbers just yesterday but tonight we're learning this state has been under counting case, yes, serious technical glitches are affecting the counts our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the situation. >>and what state leaders are doing about it. >>the brighter outlook governor gavin, newsome gave monday on california's data included a 21% drop in positive cases and a 6.1% positivity rate b

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the meat and the dairy that is going out to people in need and this particular food bank is part of the feeding america networknd the director tells me demand is up 80% and this really is a confluence of what he calls a natural disaster and an economic disaster all rolled into one and if that wasn't challenge enough for so many people who were enduring hardship right now, food prices are also going up according to new federal data that we got. we saw major increases in meat and poultry and eggs and your average grocery bill going up by 6% compared to last year so people really feeling the effects of food and security it's something that could be going up by 50% this year alone. >> some tough numbers to swallow there. thank you. >>> coming up we'll take a check back for a preview of this weekend's weather. a the philly fanatic really not again! we're seeing a doctor when we get home. myrbetriq treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder or h

lack of health care, being food insecure, our campaign became part of a network that had to get food to people in the middle of a pandemic. not just because of a failure from the trump administration, but failure top to bottom. emocrats and republicans in response to this republican. senator sanders: cori, what were you hearing on the campaign trail? ms. bush: oh, my goodness. so health care was a huge issue, especially in my district where we're talking about people with aderlying -- you know, we are predominantly african-american district. that's starting to change right now as we speak. but predominantly wheren-american community there is poverty and we had people who do not have the health care but do not have the access and they cannot afford to go to the doctor there. that are people essential workers. of course, they were the ones going to work getting sick. those in the nursing homes were the ones getting sick. about it?e do i was hearing so many people getting sick and they couldn't do anything. myself. i was uninsured and i was sick with covid symptoms for two months and th

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. >> reporter: universe city and their food partners like city harvest now supply a linked network ofs, but the pandemic created the circumstances for a grassroots movement. >> a network of individuals that took an interest in supporting our community and during a time where pantries were closing down. and when they shut down, it left more and more people, especially those who recently went into unemployment, without the resources they need in order to provide for their family. >> reporter: in a time when, you know, millions of people are getting sick and millions of americans are out of work. >> yeah. >> reporter: and are struggling to put food on the table. in is one way that you're doing your part. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you can now found community fridges, sometimes called freedges across the country each with its own personality. like this one in charlotte, north carolina, created by shamelle jackson. >> bread, vegetables, we hav fruits at the bottom. >> reporter: the fridge at foco cafe in colorado is filled with fresh produce from local farmers, restaurants, and gardens fr

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you can rely on the people and the network of at&t... to help keep your business connected. >>> i want food>> wow. that woman and her husband are lucky to be alive. the glass and debris from tuesday's explosion in beirut injured them both. they now lay in a local hospital room together recovering after surgeries. they are among the thousands across beirut injured in that crash facing a long and uncertain road. cnn's arwa damon live with the very latest. good morning, arwa. >> reporter: good morning, there are survivors as this country continues to figure out just how it is going to recover from this. >> could there be anyone left alive? it's a hope dozens of family members of the missing cling to. knowing that it's unlikely but not wanting to accept that their loved one could be gone. others are laid to rest. utterly shattered in lebanon's capital city. those who survived are trying to pick up the pieces. glass and debris crunch below the feet of an army of volunteers stepping in where the government is not. attempting to clear the rubble of billions of dollars of damage. they urge each oth

crop diversity is essential for food security and has declined by 3 quarters since in 1000 hundreds. but there is an insurance policy a global network of seed banks these are. backup repositories of seeds which safeguard their biodiversity and can be turned to in times of crisis. when more broke out in syria in 20111 of these vital stores came under threat. on the outskirts of aleppo the team of scientists charged with maintaining the seed bank were forced to abandon their work and flee the country. but they never gave up hope. when some of them resettled just over the border in lebanon's bekaa valley they began rebuilding their collection. i'm traveling to the i car to seed bank to meet one of these scientists dr alisha had the ira good to see it too what happened to the seed bank in aleppo syria it became possible to access to the gym by all 3 of the premises and public 2015 because of the ban access to the sent by the armed group on tolling the area. they stole the vehicles they stole the lot of equipments nothing left in the head call to action the buildings and the duma. the war forced 5000000 refugees out of syria right now it

food products. and working with different distributers and different networks, we have access to things that were inas for us to be able to give back to the community, and allow them to support us by-- by getting things that they need and not just, you know, looking for the takeout food but being able to get supplies and things they were unable to get. - what a great idea. i mean, i'm looking at your shirt, and i know that that-- the mr. rogers' quote means a lot to you. the "look for the helpers." how did that quote from fred rogers help you during this time? - yeah, it was--it was another inspirational moment, that we were just--what can we do for the community? thinking back, it's just one of those that stood out to us, again as, "look for the helpers. you will find people who are helping." so we just be the business and be the place that's there to support our community. - do you plan on going back to being a restaurant? - yes, so we have actually found such a great home with our grocery and liquor store, that that is now going to be a permanent part of what we do here at don's. - well, congratu