williams sonoma culinary stage is back with a unique line up of chefs and musicians, tonight, food network chef paired up with country singer morris to make margaritas. >> we came in from canada. we had to take two flights here. it was so much fun but a long way to get here. we came in 2019 and we loved it. >> reporter: bottle rock has gor play foods from dozens of bay area restaurants including saint helenas goose and gander. >> it is awesome. i love this festival. we get to pump out a bunch of burgers and go have fun. >> reporter: they expect 100,000 people over three days. that is slightly less than pre- covid-19 years. >> it is my first festival. very chill, everyone is excited to be back around people again. >> reporter: in napa, betty yu, kpix5. >>> still ahead tonight, bay area nurses say their employers were unprepared for the pandemic and they are still feeling the effects. >>dog the bse op, everday get re. d beering a vaccine mandate for students. details on the plan. >>> air quality across the bay area was in the moderate category across the board. could be worse. could not see

but i'm as much of a chef as most of the people on food network.cookbooks, and i've competed on food network. and if you ask bobby flay, the greatest cook ever. lemonis: okay. ♪♪ ana: when the second book came out, they had done this big thing in the miami herald about my new book, so i started getting, like, calls for endorsement deals and things like that. and i got called to do "real housewives of miami." don't hold that against me. lemonis: so, you were on "real housewives of miami"? how many seasons? ana: yeah, for two seasons. i'm a terrible housewife because, to me, everything is attorney-client privilege, so i don't perpetuate rumors. so, no, it didn't work for me. lemonis: so, the million dollar marinade? how'd you come up with that name? ana: i don't know. it rolls off the tongue. lemonis: what's funny about it is you told me a lot of different things about it. ana: yeah? lemonis: "it does this. it could do that. it could do this. it could do that." how do i know that? ana: you don't. lemonis: because million dollar sauce is, like, i don'

tonight of food network chef and paired up with country singer to make margaritas >> we came in from toronto, canada. we had to take two flights here. it was a long way to get here. we came in 2019, and we loved it. >> reporter: bottle rock features gourmet foods from dozens of bay area restaurants including st. helena's goose and gander. >> i have always loved this festival. pe as100,people and ha fun.al ov the next re veonexciteto be ba. >>orin napa, kpix5. >> bottle rock is not the only entertainment available. there is a way to check out the best of the festival this weekend. >> we will be bringing you best of the festival tonight at 7:00 right here on kpix5. joan jett and the black cards and st. paul and the broken bones. the concert series continues next saturday with the best acts of this season. >>> almost 5 million children have been with covid-19. as kids return to school nationwide, a new campaign is launched a urge parents to get their kids vaccinated. the campaign wants parents to t throfor 22% of new cases nationwide. >>> all students aged 12 and older are encouraged to

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if you just practice love and kindness, it's a labor of love and that's what the food recovery networkalvage our mission. >> to me the most important part is it's about food waste and feeding people. the food recovery network national slogan is finding ways to feed people. it's property to bring the scientific and human element into the situation. . >> supervisor haney: all right. this meeting will come to order. i'm matt haney chair of the budget and finance committee. i'm joined by committee member supervisor ahsha safai. our clerk is linda wong. i want to thank lena mendosa from sfgov tv. do you have any announcements to make, madam clerk. >> clerk: the board recognizes that public access to services is essential and invite public participation in the following ways. public comment will be available on each of the items on the agenda. streaming the public call number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during public comment period are available via phone call by calling (415) 655-0001. meeting i.d. 24896907105 and

to make a better life for myself and my children, donuts caught my attention, a small food network post have no background experience, by no means am i a professional baker but i am a recipe follower and a creative person and i love mixing and making it was just a means of coming out of a situation to be more, produce more and that's where donuts came into place. [laughter] neil: absolutely. you've got a gift for this because i know online the donuts are blazing out the door so that's a testament to you and your family. go ahead. >> we have a very strong social media following and that's how i started my business, posting donuts on my personal facebook page and we went to instagram and its of following for what we stand and what we believe and for our community. neil: that's great stuff. i hope you continue making a lot of don't. thank you very much, it was an honor to have you. gerri willis, talking about her life and everything she's been doing. you've been following the u.s. open but it's not quite the same, can you explain? [sirens] >> after two years not being here, fans are back f

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we need to get food into the country before the winter, get it into the communities, get it into the households before the snow comes. we have a fairly robust networkffices, a fleet of trucks, so we're prepared to get moving quickly but we need the funds urgently. a representative of the world food programme. what next for britain's 18—year—old emma raducanu, who has won the us open in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis? raducanu only made it into the tournament as a qualifier, but she won the title without dropping a single set — beating nineteen—year old leylah fernandez of canada but she won the title without dropping a single set — beating nineteen—year old leylah fernandez of canada in two sets, 6—4, 6—3. she's the first british woman to win a grand slam singles title in 44 years. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott visited bromley tennis club in london — where emma raducanu trained for years. seeing their home—grown star seal the most extraordinary of triumphs, elation for emma erupted. cheering and applause she's just stunned the world on the iconic courts of flushing meadows, but it was here at parklangley club in beckenha

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