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. >>> guy fieri is more than the guy you see on the food network.hose empire keeps growing. tonight, he reveals the secret behind that success but we start with him clarifying one key detail, his name. guy fieri, welcome. >> thank you. >> i'll start right there. i've been practicing your name for days to prepare for this interview. was i close? >> you got guy perfect. [ laughter ] you nailed guy. you got fieri. >> it is fieri. >> you got it. >> where does the d come from. >> e-r-i you don't have to say it with italian flair. there is a guy named eddie that has to pay a fee, there is a fee eddie, easy, peezy. >> i got it. >> good kickoff. >> so you were born guy ferry and you changed your name. >> the family was changed. so when you see ff-i-e-i-r you say fieri. >> when did you change it back? >> beginning of my 20s. i'm so proud to be italian american and my grandfather, i think of the way i live my life and who i am and what was important to me and thought i was something i want to do and it's great. >> let's talk about your latest show on the food

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holding yambrand passes to a new russian owner, the buyer of the franchise partner of the food service networkbusinessmen konstantin kotov and andrey oskolkov. they operate forty-one kfc franchises in four regions. udmurtia tatarstan kirov region and perm region to russia jan brendse 70 own restaurants. about 930 more kfc outlets are operated by franchisees. the new owners buy 7 months of their own kfc establishments as well as the master franchise the total cost of this entire business. experts estimate about 1.3 billion rubles. the buyer, under the terms of the contract, will be responsible for rebranding the restaurants to a concept different from the yam concept, as well as maintaining jobs for the entire russian team. the parties agreed after terminating its corporate presence in russia in 2021, the revenue of the pit restaurant sarasha exceeded 18 billion rubles. and the net profit amounted to almost 2 1/2 billion in march 22, the brand suspended the operation of its own kfc restaurants in russia. investments in the domestic market in july, the american corporation announced that it had

complaining about th new mary new series on netflix freight it was originally scheduled for the food network? new york city's residents upset over the mayor's plans for migrant tent city. on the right side, at least julie will have a place to pass out after happy hour. it's funny because it's true. we deal in india lived with her husband's corpse for 18 months angel was unaware he died doctors validated his claim cng was responding at the level of most married men. you try being married to women, why do you think they call it caps had the honor of playing james madison's 200 -year-old crystal flute during her washington, d.c. concert alread dynamic artist, she now also th pied piper of pot pies. i guess i'm happy it could have gone in a bad direction. the average person begins to worry about their vision at age 39 except for feel his wife he said blindness can't come soon enough. they announced they had their seventh child this week, alec found out the hard way, he wasn't shooting blanks. i saw that one coming. the biden administration announced a new rule that would require airlines didn't

recent data from the independent food aid network showed that one in five organisations were actuallythey couldn't access sufficient food, or surplus food, to be able to make up the usual parcels they had been distributing. food donations, financial donations have dropped, and food banks are having to dip into their financial reserves in order to try to cope. so the situation is really unsustainable, and we need to see a solution that increases people's incomes and reduces the need for charitable food aid very, very urgently indeed. thank you, sabine. well, we've had lots of questions from you and we'll be putting them through to our panellists. so, one here for you, kevin, from mr s palgrave, who says... "i'm 59 years old, i live alone in norwich. have you any idea when i'll receive that second cost—of—living payment, as i'm on benefits, unemployment support allowance? i'm sure many people would also like to know, as money is very tight," he says. yeah, 8 million people will probably want to know because they are the ones who are eligible for this particular cost—of—living payment. i

ladies and gentlemen, you know my next guest as a beloved food network star, a bestselling cookbook authorso nice to see you. since you are here i think we need to contessa up this interview space just a little bit, spread that out a little bit there. >> it's appropriate for a contessa. >> stephen: there you go, there you go. this is the barefoot contessa. what did you make? >> stephen: this is yours. >> from my new book. >> stephen: this is your water melon martini. >> say good night, everybody. >> stephen: it could just be for show, if you want. >> is the glass big enough? >> stephen: and these, these right here. >> oh, yes! >> stephen: chipotle cheddar crackers from my new book. r.n.a. >> are they good. >> stephen: sweet lord. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: thank you for being here. >> so happy to be here. ( applause ) not bad, right gli could chug that like gatorrade, but i won't. your 13th book. >> yeah, isn't that crazy? it's called "go-to-dinners." you-- you really-- you say that the pandemic changes your idea of a go-to dinner. .>> it did. >> stephen: how so. >> because you w

it's not the food network, and it's not glossy magazines, and it's not something you'd get from reading. i was afraid of france because i knew if i went, took on the subject of french food, i'd have to go really deep. so we went, and we thought we'd stay for six months. and we -- we stayed for five years. >> anthony: we meet at bouchon comptoir abel. a bouchon is a uniquely lyonnais institution. a casual laid-back kind of pub/bistro with a limited, usually old-school menu and always, always an unpretentious vibe. people come here to unwind, to relax, and to eat with abandon. so you say outright, recently, in one of your published works that lyon is better than paris. >> bill: lyon is a dark, tragic, beautiful, well-eating city. and everybody here knows that they have a really good life, and they don't give a flying fig if anybody else knows about it. 'cause they don't actually want visitors. >> anthony: if you were to pick one iconic dish to represent the bouchon lyonnais, it would have to be the quenelles de brochet. a not particularly fabulous river fish -- pike -- folded into a light

he and cindy even found themselves starring in an episode of pitching in, a food network candidate series. >> he had these visions that he was going to be a famous person, rich and famous. >> cindy watched her husband's ego swell with all of the attention, and she worried, that it had been less than the year since levi died. yet carl seem to be having the time of his life. was that normal? >> just like an intuition that something just was not right. >> she kept thinking about the day levi died, it turns out mike was an easy about it to. what did carl say to you after levi's death? >> not a lot. i went to the hospital and i was in the room with levi, and karl came into the room, and i don't know what i wanted him to say but he says how do i explain this? >> what do you mean by that? >> no idea. >> mike didn't share his misgivings about carl with cindy, but she had plenty of her own. she fought them for a while until one day she had to admit to herself. >> oh my god, i think he did it. but then i would also talk myself out of it, i would tell myself, you know, you're crazy, we weren't even

if you just practice love and kindness, it's a labor of love and that's what the food recovery networkey salvage 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. >> good afternoon like to call the september 27, 2022 meeting of sfpuc to order. call the roll. >> president moran. >> here >> commissioner maxwell and commissioner paulson is excused today. >> um -- this meeting it held in person room 400 authorized by the california code section 54953e and mayor breed's 45th supplement to february 25, 2020 emergency proclamation.

joining us now is host of food network's "restaurant impossible," chef robert irvine, also a british. so i can say real marine, right? [laughter] the original. joey: i'm 75% real. >> i'm going to help you with that. [laughter] pete: so tell us about that. is there a flavor of it? what are the the biggest challengest -- >> i think the biggest challenge we have now is inflation, right, and supply chain. we've bot a lack of staff, number one. then the food expense on top of that and how do you pass that on to a consumer? it's getting harder for restaurants to stay afloat, that's for sure. and it's those last couple of years, obviously, through covid we were on the road to 66 restaurants through covid. and now here we are in this inflation piece. it's tough. rachel: i think about these restaurants, i think about this every time i go into a restaurant, that it takes courage to still be in this business when you're getting battered for, you know, first covid, hen this labor shortage because we're paying people to stay home, and now you have this inflation, and now i saw a report saying rig

i said how many shows you have got on the food network? i think it's about a half dozen he has there. and we talk about the food because he has his most famous show, i think, is diners, drive-ins, and dives. and the one thing we show because of course we're trouble makers, is this lasagna, and he's got the chef has got some sausage, and he says to her, how much are you going to put on? she says all of it, and she dumps the entire big heaping plate of sausage on the luzona, but there are other things he does as well. he said i'm your chef, not your doctor. >> he's put a lot of places on the map with that show. people seek out restaurants that they probably would go to anyways. >> locally, they would go, but he makes them national. 1 thing people have said to him, you never criticize any restaurant. he said look, i'm not there to criticize. i love american cooking. i love these places that feed people around the country. and i'm there to celebrate not to criticize. >> i think they're bringing their best day when guy fieri, bringing their best

plus, the local contestant on the hit food network seasonal series.at will squash your neighborhood competition. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code on your screen. be carving pumpkins and their kids or maybe might just be reading them. a nice book. so today we want to know what was your favorite childhood book? let us know in your answer. could be read live today on the show. 01:00pm right here on kron 4, james. >> childhood book. you know, i remember my mom, my mother read to me the lion, the witch and the wardrobe, the chronicles of so that road if it was a single book at the that one. but as a child, i read every single hardy boys book. >> so you are a big reader growing up. i was growing up. yeah. i don't love as much as i'd like to these days. i feel like i'm too busy, but i should make more time for right. >> me too. i say this a big list is have a good morning. >> remember the yeah. >> all right. bad bunny's latest album own verano siente. he tops the billboard ch

network, but the establishment will be renamed in growth. here. russian kfc restaurants owned by the american holding yambrend are transferred to a new russian owner the buyer is the franchise partner of the foodetwork of businessmen konstantin kotov and andrey oskolkov. they operate forty-one kfc franchises in four regions. udmurtia, tatarstan, kirov region and perm region in russia uyam-brand has 70 own restaurants. about 930 more kfc outlets are operated by franchisees; new owners buy 7 months of their own kfc establishments, as well as a master franchise , experts estimate the total cost of this entire business at about one and 3 billion rubles. customer under the terms of the agreement, he will be responsible for rebranding restaurants to a concept other than yam, as well as maintaining jobs for the entire russian team to complete the transaction, state regulatory authorities will still have to approve, and all conditions agreed upon by the parties after the closing of the transaction must be met yambretz will cease its corporate presence in russia in 2021. yama restaurant sasha's revenue exceeded 18 billion rubles. and the net profit was almost 2.5 billion in march 22, the yam brand susp

outtake caught the eye of a food network executive. >> she said i was making something and i took a spoonfuls really good. and martha stewart crews said, cut, you can't talk with your mouthful. i was like, why? it's a cooking show. >> she told network executives she didn't want a show. gave in with a caveat. instead of an adoring studio audience, she insisted more intimate affair in her kitchen. she directed the cameras to com party. one of the things i'm fascinated by, there are a lot of people who watch your show who don't cook. what do you think the appeal? why are they watching you cook? mom was in the kitchen cooking for us. i feel like people are hanging out with me and i'm cooking for them. >> it's not about look at me. >> it's never about look at me. i'm like don't look at me. i'm just the opposite. it's funny. i have a friend who said everybody else is like look at me. look at me. pay attention to me. i'm like, well, this is what i do. you can do whatever the [ bleep ] you want to do. and i'm just having fun here. >> the fun came to a screeching halt for ina and everyone else during

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sabine goodwin is coordinator at the independent food aid network — which provides help to those at the end of the cost of living crisis. and mercedes osborne is a mortgage expert at pointers financial — based in exeter. welcome based in exeter. to all of you. also with us this week is our climate editorjustin rowlatt, who is out and about giving tips to householders on simple measures that may help reduce their energy use. we will beat with justin we will beat withjustin a bit later. we have a whole range of topics lined up. first, kevin peacheyis topics lined up. first, kevin peachey is has analysis on working age benefits and whether they should be linked to inflation, that is prices, ratherthan be linked to inflation, that is prices, rather than wages. working age benefits cost the government £87.4 billion last year. now, to put that into context, the defence budget is about half of that at 42 billion, while health and careful england is more than double at 192 billion. the benefits budget covers a range of payments, including housing benefit, personal independence payment, and empl

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yambrens, are transferred to a new russian owner, the buyer, the franchise partner of the food service networktov and andrey oskolkov. they operate forty- one kfc franchises in four regions. udmurt republic, tatarstan, kirov region and perm territory to russia yam-brand 70 own restaurants. about 930 more kfc outlets are operated by franchisees. the new owners buy all the months of their own kfc establishments as well as the master franchise the total cost of this entire business. experts estimate that at about 1.3 billion rubles, the buyer, under the terms of the contract, will be responsible for rebranding restaurants to a concept other than yam, as well as the preservation of jobs for the entire russian team to complete the transaction will still have to be approved by the state regulatory authorities, and all the conditions agreed upon by the parties after the transaction, yambretz will cease its corporate presence in russia in 2021, the revenue of yama restaurant sarasha exceeded 18 billion rubles. and the net profit amounted to almost 2.5 billion in march 22, the yam brand suspended the o

i'm danger and of course made you are already loses a lot of food to a food waste stage as a result of the poor transportation network. so even getting the food around already food is wasted and add on top of that that we don't even have enough harvest coming in in a few months. and we definitely me foresee some form of food shortage, but then again adrianne does not consume every for the food consumed in nigeria is not produced here. so we depend on inputs as well for food. so that may provide a little bit of a buffer for our for nature, and these floods are the worst in a decade. i feel that that's a, that's a sentence that we've heard more than several times in the last few years. do authorities believe this is yet another example of the impact of, of human made climate change? yes, a lot of us are, it says a lot of our ministers have attributes this flood, to a climate change. but it's very easy to see the body language of the, of the, of the government, of this country. there is a lot of fits his, him, there's a lot of blaming, of nature of, you know, there is nothing we can do about it. in fact, just yesterday,

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, and medicine broke down, in connection with this, there is now a shortage of food products, especially in trade networksn the territory of crimea as well as certain medications in pharmacies. also, in the territory of the occupied crimea, in addition to that, there is a certain level of anxiety among the population that is connected precisely with the beginning of the evacuation of officials and military and families of military personnel from the territory of the kherson region who are being taken out either to recreation bases in the territory of crimea or they are transiting to the region of the russian federation, in particular, they are currently being taken out en masse to the territory of the krasnodar territory and the stavropol territory . that it is difficult to trust well, you probably don't need the russian mass media, but they won't call it a media tool. so, some people say that everything has already been restored there, then they say that until december only they will start to restore something, we read that the bridge will be repaired in july next year, what is the situation there now, h

director of the wine trading company ford alexander lepilin believes that the average check in this network fast foodw by two or three times . canadian-american restron brands international owns the burger king brand, but all outlets in russia operate under a franchise and their parent company has not yet been able to close them. well, apparently, in the near future will not succeed. yes, thank you stalolaev, viewers of ntv capital made news are waiting for the release today in moscow, and we will continue to air for other regions of central russia the russian military destroyed the ukrainian defense enterprise in the dnepropetrovsk region of the workshop were located in the area of ​​​​the city of pavlograd, they produced solid rocket fuel and explosives there, in addition, as the ministry of defense reported a day before. several offensive attempts were made. all attacks were successfully repelled by enemy units. it was possible to throw back to the starting lines, the attention in the kupyan direction, the enemy, with the forces of up to two native tactical groups reinforced by mercenaries, attack

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i am so proud of what vermont has done and our extraordinary network of food hubs. would continue to support them. i also want to give a shot out the vermont national guard that played such a major role during covid and food distribution at various airports around the state. >> gerald malloy? mr. malloy: thank you. so in terms of engagement, many vermont farmers, there seems to be too much government involvement in food production, which i would love to decrease. i would go back, even to the state we are in with the $31 trillion debt. i read an article where someone talked about the loop where we are going to have to keep borrowing to pay interest on the debt. in the future that will impact our ability to pay for social security, which goes to older folks and helps them survive and pay the bills. i would start off with fiscal responsibility. >> next, we have another question for -- from burlington. this one from sandy. she asks, do support the basing of the fighter jets. would you support moving the jets to a less populated area? mr. malloy: i support the fighter je

download the app and earn free food with every order. >>> today, the future of the networks and the rise. >> garth ancier, the head of programming for fox broadcasting. >> i was 28 years old. >> thank you. well, we're clearly an alternative to the network. we don't think of ourselves as abc, cbs or nbc. we don't have to reach everyone. and the fact is -- >> it was very clear rupert had made this a priority within news corp. and he was going to invest until it worked. and you know, if all of us dropped dead along the way, that'd be okay. there was no guide to what to do. and it was pretty clear very fast that the unconventional shows worked. 21 jump street. >> oh, god. >> in loving color. >> two snaps up. >> married with children. >> who would you rather spend the night with, a, your wife, or b -- >> b. >> the simpsons. >> it was really just a slightly lower brow, more populist approach to entertainment. >> i'm rupert murdoch, the billionaire tyrant. >> and murdoch really pushed that agenda. he likes the big headline, the screamer, the things that grab your attention. >> he has on shows l

food establishments. and in the social network tik tok, they launched a flash mob in support of ukraine.lory to the nation and to the russian federation. thank you for this meeting, for this conversation, we were interested andrii kovalev , press officer of the 112th terro-defense brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, tetyana ivanova, a human rights defender, and roman svitan, a military expert , a reserve colonel of the armed forces of ukraine, nazar dugi, joined us via skype. but the air continues, so don't leave us unconquered cities of ukraine dnipro, the space capital of ukraine with the longest embankment in europe and the shortest subway, arose on the site of cossack earthworks, zaymish and freedom, the lessons of hitler's occupation, everyone was shot in the dnipro from 17 to 21,000 jews, after the expulsion of the nazis, it remained under the attack of enemy aircraft but he did not stop working for victory, as he does not stop, and now he is the first to meet those who are fleeing from the war and, despite everything, reliably holds the rear of the dnipro people, it is just sp

to deliver food zaporizhzhia to the occupied territories, unfortunately, not all of them left, so the relatives remain there, and today there were such photos, they were spread on the networkoadblocks , torn parcels from people, medicines, food, here are scattered they simply do not allow you to transfer these extremely necessary things, saying that everything seems to be there, but of course there is nothing there, and in such attempts to make their propaganda on the ground, they of course, they don't think about people's lives, because there are people there who need special medicines that are not available in the occupied territories. but of course , the grid doesn't care about all this. why did they succeed? well, i think they are doing this in order to explain to people why there will be no heating season, because it is already clear that it will not be there, despite the promises of the rashists, and they are now trying at least do something to explain why their promises failed again and why people had to live under occupation from constant threats , now they will have to simply freeze in their homes in winter. it's a dangerous zone, so here you are in the zaporizhzh

we are absolutely prepared as a network and as a food bank to serve those communities, as well as served with families that come over on the side. we are evacuating them. >> enough you heard my colleague in the last segment, but she talked about folks on pine island say that they're not getting enough resources in their desperate and they are sending tax. that is not -- colors to the mainland. is your group able to do anything for folks around the mainland? i know the highways are open, but i let the people on the island. is there anybody able to reach them that you know if. >> we are working closely with the eoc and them urgency operations center and those are the folks assessing the damage there primary focus right now is life-saving. they focused about doing it that families over to the transportation, and there's no bridge to go across the pine island. it's so fleeting it those folks on the mainland and get them the food and water that they desperately need. >> well absolutely. and the work that you've been doing is very impressive, taco, and thank you for being on the ground there a

the day after the hurricane, community organizations opened a network of kitchens across the island to cook food. folks delivered food to be elderly and they started -- that elderly and they started -- they organize activities for kids to get their exhausted parents break -- a break. they gave supplies to commodities -- communities cut short as a consequence of landslide and flooding could be reached. when the waters were rising, people went to extraordinary lengths to help each other survive. we saw people using arrived in a boat to break waters and rescue neighbors trapped. they are paratroopers but neighbors. they are regular folks ready to do whatever they can do when their help was needed and the neighbor was in trouble. thanks to them, this recovery of -- is underway. i heard that hospital that kept running and the supply chain that is steady and the debris that has been cleared. we have to do more. when the next hurricane strikes, puerto rico is ready. i am announcing martin $60 million to help puerto rico become better prepared. we made a flood warning system to help shore up flood walls

according to the newspaper businessmen kfc restaurants in russia will be renamed the rostex network fast food this name in the nineties and was popular in our country, but then it merged with an international restaurant company that worked under the brand. kfc new the owner, most likely, will keep the menu as much as possible and will not change the recipe. well, the goods of many manufacturers who left russia can now be purchased through parallel imports. by the way, its volume is growing by 12% every month. basically. these are electronics appliances fmcg, clothes and perfumes. however, now in our country goods with unusual functionality for russians have begun to appear. at the same time, at a cost. they practically do not differ from analogues of the technique on android, for example, it comes with chargers for other countries, there may be other features. there are e-smartphones with an electronic sim card, which are typical for the states, and there are so-called dual-sim smartphones , a in which it has two slots, a-a, and which are more typical for the chinese market, local chips do no

network of volunteers. >> we are working together . i think everybody that needs food, has food. we are working to our social networks to say, is there any need here or there? communicating, sometimes word of mouth, sometimes passing word over boats, everybody is checking on everyone they know. >> military help has also reached this area. large trucks power their way through with more supplies, while people on the other side wait for a lift. >> it is hard to travel right now. we can't go on cars, it's flooded. >> this time last week this was highway 70 here in desoto county, imagine cars driving through the intersection, the peace river campground is right behind me but a few days after hurricane ian hit the gulf coast, this area completely flooded and up until yesterday, the water level was well above my head. >> for those who grew up your like sarah walker, information officer for the county, the devastation is tough to see. >> we haven't seen this in any of our lifetimes. my dad actually was born and raised here in 1950, never seen the county split like this by the river. so, i

fareshare is a huge unseen network behind almost 10,000 food banks and community kitchens, getting surplusnt keep costs low for customers and keep the shelves full, which means their supply chains have been getting leaner and meaner, more of these products ending up on the supermarket shelves and fewer ending up here. it's really empty compared to what it normally is. that is a daily headache for carl. he is getting 40 fewer pallets from supermarkets into this centre in barnsley each month. there is a just not a great deal in at the moment. so you've got some meat in here... some meat, yeah, somejuices, there. a bit of hummus, and then you've got tomatoes, courgettes... and donations from supermarkets are particularly important. if you are a community group trying to make a meal out of, let's say, just beetroot, it's really hard to make a meal out of them, whereas the retail food is very mixed, so it makes it much easier for our charities and community groups to make meals for the beneficiaries that they are serving. is it also that it's expensive for supermarkets to get the food to you? l

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who will repair the accidents, what they were, they will definitely be because the networks are worn out, that is, foodis in question hospitals because the hospitals were partially evacuated to the left bank, the doctors left from before, they were leaving now, that is, there is a problem with this, although the doctors and ambulance workers remain in place, as far as i know there are in kherson, but there are almost no russians in khyjali by car, well, the situation is very difficult. thank you p serhiy, we will continue to monitor and track the situation in the temporarily occupied kherson . natalka humenyuk will join the operational command of the south, we are looking forward to her interesting and professional comments. and for now, one more piece of information from the kherson region. serhii khlan said that for the first time since the capture of the region, the enemy took all the equipment from chernobaivka, and in kherson itself, russians also became less, khlan says, on the air of one of the channels, he reported this in the regional center, the number of russians has decreased, but they cont

the day after the hurricane, churches and community organizations open a network of kitchens across the island to cook food for anyone who needed it. folks delivered food to the elderly who are housebound, they started generators -- neighbors who had medicine that needed to be refrigerated. they organized activities for kids to give exhausted parents of break. they gave supplies to communities cut short as a consequence of landslide and flooding and could not be reached. when the waters were rising, people went to extraordinary lengths to help each other survive. we have seen people use rafts and boats tied to a boat to brave the raging waters and rescue neighbors trapped in their homes. they aren't paratroopers or professional, they are neighbors, regular folks ready and willing to do what they can do when help was needed when their neighbor was in trouble. thanks to them, all of puerto rico, this recovery from fiona is underway. i am encouraged by all the stories that are opening up, the hospitals that kept running, the supply chains that held steady in the debris has already begun to be cleared. we will