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he was barely even a teenager when he won a food network baking competition.ur vanilla butter cream. >> reporter: naiel is just 14 years old, but has already accomplished something many bakers work a lifetime for. >> i just tried my best and, yeah. in the end i tried my best and i won. >> reporter: last winter he was a contestant on the food network's kids baking championship. he beat out 11 other kids using original recipes that featured traditional pakistan ingredients. in the end he took home the grand prize of $25,000. but he says his love of baking runs even deeper than just what america saw on tv. >> since a very young age, i've been very fond of cooking and baking. whenever i could, i'd help my mom in the kitchen. >> reporter: as he got older, he started cooking with his older sister, and say it was a meal the two of them made for their parents during the pandemic that led them to realize their mutual love for baking. >> it was garlic bread, pasta of their choice, and a hazel nut chocolate souffle. and we found we enjoyed making the souffle the most. we

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the sudden death of a celebrity chef famous on the food network. >> also ahead, another major pharmacy chain bracing for a walkout as employees protest work conditions. >> and new video of police officers playing a video game instead of responding to an emergency call baby. >> just watch. starting tomorrow morning on good morning america in about 20 minutes, i will have diced, chopped, cooked, pureed and have ready tomato soup and layer this. >> that's celebrity chef michael chiarello, the former food network star has died. his company says he suffered an allergic reaction and went into shock. he was only 61. hundreds of pharmacists and other employees at walgreens are planning to stage a walkout out beginning today. >> they say they're overburdened, being forced to give vaccines in addition to filling prescriptions. meanwhile workers at kaiser permanente are back on the job, but their strike resumes next month. and a new labor dispute in the trucking industry. union workers at mack trucks are going on strike today after rejecting a contract that included a 9% raise. >> now to californ

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talents earned her a spot in the food network's halloween cookie challenge.lauren martinez sat down with her for a sneak peek. >> so for halloween i'll do a 3d printed cookie cutter. this is just a black cat. >> christina ledesma has a talent for decorating cookies. the fremont baker posts her creations under the name the retro cookie lady on instagram. >> i like to channel my inner child by creating edible pieces of cartoon because it just makes me happy. >> on monday, ledesma will be competing against the nation's top cookie makers in food network's halloween n cookie challenge. >> i just took it all in and just everything about it was so exciting. >> ledesma can't share details of the episode they filmed in the spring. it was back in march when a food network casting producer discovered her edible artistry through her instagram page. >> it was a three step interview and during that third interview, i actually had to do a time demonstration for them. >> ledesma thought she bombed one of the final interview questions when they asked her, what do you love abo

it was back in march when a food network casting producer discovered her edible artistry through hera time demonstration for them. >> ledesma thought she bombed one of the final interview questions when they asked her, what do you love about halloween? she immediately thought of her mom. >> she was a single mom. and so for every halloween, she would always come to our schools to dress up, dress us up in costume and take us trick or treating. so as an adult, i could see now that she sacrificed so much to be there for us at that time. >> ledesma bakes as a hobby. >> she's a mom of five and is currently a student at san jose state, majoring in psychology. she as a young mom, ledesma focused on her children and work . now she's focusing on her education and the creative outlet that allows her to balance it all. >> no matter where you come from, no matter how difficult your life is, you could still go after your dreams that everybody goes through challenges in their life. but my takeaway from this is that our past doesn't define who we are. >> uh- in fremont, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >

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she tells abc7 news that a food network casting producer found her edible artistry through her socialck in march. ledesma is a mom of five and currently goes to school at san jose state university. she says as a young mom, she always focused on her children and her work. while now she also has a creative outlet that helps her balance it all. >> no matter where you come from, no matter how difficult your life is, you could still go after your dreams that everybody goes through challenges in their life. but my takeaway from this is that our past doesn't define who we are. >> and on monday, she will be competing against the nation's top cookie makers. good luck to her. new this morning, the rolling stones are out with their first new album in nearly 20 years. beatle palmer mccartney is on the project. also, lady gaga. she's on a song titled sweet sounds of heaven. you can check out musical appearances as well from elton john and stevie wonder, the 12 song album is out now. that sounds really good. they have a lot of people featured on that album. >> i know spanning a lot of different gen

the food network star appeared frequently on the "today" show.untville where he owned and operated three restaurants, the mayor described him as always down to earth. she says he bent over backwards to help the community, even feeding first responders during the napa fires. >> he says, how many people? well, is 400 too many? nope. i'll be there in a couple hours. he'd bring all this food and have it all ready to feed the first responders. he never said no. >> his food and his restaurants were really special, had a lot of bold flavors and everything. yeah, it's a loss to the culinary scene. >> cchiarello's ex-wife and the mother of his three children tells nbc bay area that he didn't have any known food allergies and his family doesn't know what sparked that allergic reaction. he was 61 years old. >>> let's take a live look now outside at the golden gate bridge. looks like some sprinkles there on our camera. jeff ranieri is going to join us next and update our forecast and the rain chances as we headnto tonigh it >>> 274. >> you heard it right the

he had his own cooking show on the food network. he competed on the next "iron chef." he was born north of chico and spent most of his career in napa and became chef of the year for "food & wine" magazine. his family says his legacy will move on in his food. relatives say he was being treated for an allergic reaction over the weekend in napa, and he died from anaphylactic shock. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month. >> we're shining a light on the way people can detect cancer early. one in every eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their life. that is an astonishingly high rate. so even if not affected directly by cancer, someone you know might be. guidelines have changed. the task force recommends women get a breast screening or ma'am gam at age 40, ten years earlier than a previous recommendation. this means doctors can catch it early better than other kinds of tests. >> they're looking for abnormalities in the breast tissue, such as a nodule or distortion. they're also looking for calcification, little white specks that can occur in the breast

the famed chef and former food network star appeared frequently on the today show. he owned and operated three restaurants. he bent over backwards to the community, including feeding first responders during the napa fires. >> he says, how many people? is 400 too many? he said no, i will be there in a few hours. he brought all this food and had it already. you know, the first responders, he never said no. >> his restaurants were very special. they had a lot of bold flavors. yet, he is a loss to the culinary scene. >> 's ex-wife that he does not have any food allergies and they do not know what sparked the allergic reaction. >>> top prize at the battle of the bands in fleet week. it is called the haskell band challenge. fleet week. this morning, you are looking at it and hearing it in golden gate park. haskell band space up for prize money to support their music programs. the marine corps band said this is all a great opportunity for students to show their stuff while learning about military service. >> it takes a lot of extra hours outside of our regular schedules fo

according to a company statement he hosted shows on the food network and other channels through the yearsmichael chiarello was 61 years old. >> graceland is king when it comes to american museums. elvis presley's home was named the most popular museum in the country. that's according to researchers at the website. airport parking reservations. the kings estate beat out new york's met museum of art, metropolitan museum of art, and some other good ones. nice. now to beat myself now to. >> no, no, i have not. no, not yet. well, we got to go. but now that i heard that. yeah, i wanted to so excitedly move on to baseball. well, one of your favorites, because this one was had a little spice in it. one attendee at this weekend's playoffs showed much more than support what we're going to the fall classic. >> we're almost there. video shows a social media man oh yeah. >> spicing it up in a speedo bearing the words virginity rocks, then jumping onto the field at baltimore's camden yards during saturday's orioles. >> rangers game, a second post shows him promptly getting tackled by stadium staff. pol

. >> reporter: the fame shaft and former food network star appeared frequently on the today show, but where he owned and operated three restaurants, the mayor says he was always down to earth. >> it come by the table, say hello to everybody and ask them where they were from, walk into his restaurant. >> we were coming from florida, we've never been here and everybody said go to all his restaurants, all the restaurants were great. >> i'm so sad, we had no idea, we're here for four or five days, that was on our list. >> reporter: these folks came said they came to celebrate their anniversary at one of chiarello's restaurant. 's fans and customers say he's an icon. >> he was always a strong personality, saw him on top chef, once. just talking about how it happened. >> reporter: chiarello's ex- wife and the mother of three of his children tells nbc bay area he didn't have any known food allergies. and his family doesn't know what triggered the reaction. >> it makes it that much more shocking that it would happen to someone like michael, >> reporter: the mayor says the town will find a spe

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es que trabajó en televisión en espacios como food network. mujer en stockton. la muerte lo sorprendió a uno de ellos víctima de un tiroteo, mientras la otra víctima. pues dicen que corrió con mejor suerte, pero está bajo cuidados médicos en un hospital. y ahora, como nos informa alejandra quezada, las autoridades están investigando si ellos eran el objetivo del ataque o resultaron ser víctimas de las circunstancias. >> la oficina del médico forense lo identificó como michael marlow, senior de 44 años de edad, pero sus amigos lo conocían como mike, un hombre que vivía en esta camioneta estacionada en una privada de la calle kelly drive. >> al norte de la ciudad. hay varios de los vecinos estaban reunidos en ese lugar. me dicen. mike perdió la vida a unos pasos de su camioneta. >> si buscamos store de es poner las everything happened. >> mike venía caminando de la tienda y cuando llegó a la esquina es cuando fue alcanzado por las balas, dice este vecino que me platicó k era una persona tranquila que no tenía enemigos. eran las 19:30 de la noche

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chiarello.and remembering micha tributes pouring in for the chiarell celebrity chef and former food network star.o, his death being blamed on an allergic reacti his death being blamed on an on we'll have details and a look allergic reaction. back at his lifeok back at his life. all that, plus flyin >>> all that plus flying high.gi new gold medals, new records an applause ], new gold medals, new records and ne new wows for simone biles.w wow biles. is her next stop the paris so is her next stop the paris olympics? >> it ended up just fine. >> what she's saying about her olympics. >> didn't think i would be at the world, didn't think future. i would be at the classics and it turned out just >> and gold rush. fine. >> what she' >> kittle! in independent space. number two. >> the 49ers blast the cowboys to remain undefeated. are they the best team in the nfl? today, monday, october 9th, 2023. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today" on this monday morning. 7:00 a.m. on the

he may recognize him from the food network where he had a show and competed on the iron chef. f chico, but spent most of his career in napa. he became chef of the year from food & wine magazine in 1985. his family released a statement saying his legacy will live on in his food. relatives say he was being treated for an allergic reaction over the weekend in napa, and he died from anaphylactic shock. the "today" show will have more on his life and legacy coming up at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> happening today, a return of an annual fall tradition, that competition for the world's heaviest pumpkin. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell is live in half moon bay for this year's great pumpkin weigh-off. you've been going for almost a quarter of a century out there. this event is a big milestone. >> reporter: it is. i've been coming here on and off since 2000, not every year, but a number of years. this is the 50th annual half moon bay pumpkin weigh-off. the current world record is 2,703 pound, the north american record was set by this man, from minnesota, who set the recor

you may recognize him from the food network where he had his own cooking show. but spent most of his career in napa, becoming chef of the year from food and wine magazine. relatives say he was being treated from an allergic reaction and died from anaphylactic shock. >>> cal fire doing a prescribed burn in sonoma county. started at 8:00 this morning. firefighters will continue this burn tomorrow so people in the area are being told to continue to expect to see all the smoke. may be rescheduled in the weather doesn't cooperate. and bart is celebrating a post pandemic milestone. they had more than 116,000 riders yesterday. actually 72% of the average saturday. their campaign is to have more people take trains and credited more trains running on weekends. >>> how long will the rain stick around for us? rob has that answer in our seven day forecast. >> we're seeing much cooler changes in the forecast today. got the cloud cover, light rain chances in the north bay then as we pass lunchtime, a few more of those chances drop south around santa cruz mountains but the best

he also had a cooking show on food network.said he died at the hospital after being treated for an acute allergic reaction that led to anaphylactic shock. he was 61 years old. >>> the first thing that is different about sunday besides not having a heat advisory and being cooler, we see the marine layer come back. was not a lot to this but there is a little creeping in through the golden gate and it should not be overwhelming by the time we get into the afternoon. and impacts on fleet week will be minor. the show will go on and he might have a little bit of marine layer at the golden gate bridge today . and it adds a nice backdrop. let's look at daytime highs today. we no longer have a heat advisory. parts of the banks that were in the mid and upper 80s yesterday will be back down into the upper 60s like san francisco. that is where we will feel the cool down today. you will be cooler inland . not dramatically cooler but technically cooler. if you want dramatically cooler , let's go to monday. watch what happens when we had fran

he was also famous for a cooking show i the food network. he died at the hospital after being treated for an acute allergic reaction that led to anaphylactic shock. young, and such a loss to our bay community. passing away at 61 years of age. >>> we talked you darren. you think about the italian heritage festival that is going on here as well. some will be feeling that loss extra cutely. it has been quite a day. >> there has been a lot covered since we started. we cannot shut it down if you. the weather is going to be down. the only thing on sunday is, we might have a little bit at the marine layer. and since it is still fleet week tomorrow, we have another show and last year it got grade over. here's what today look like. with this is from our camera that sits on top of the mark hoffman hotel. this was, i started rolling destroying the blue angels performance. every once in a mile, you might see a plane go by. but really strikes me is as soon as the show ends, you see all of the ships in unison and the spectators kind of clear out in a hurr

within 7 minutes in san ramon, philippe djegal kron, 4 >> celebrity chef and former food network star michael chiarello has died. his company says the 61 year-old passed away at a hospital in napa where he was being treated for anaphylactic shock caused by an allergic reaction kill rela ran a handful of bay area restaurants including coke head san francisco. he hosted shows on several tv networks and was named chef of the year by food wine magazine in 1985, his restaurant group says he spent his final moments surrounded by family and friends. and this family is asked in lieu of flowers that people make donations to meals on wheels. sunday marks 6 years since the deadly tubbs fire first sparked in the north bay that fire killed. 22 people burned more than 36,000 acres and destroyed more than 5500 structures throughout sonoma and napa counties. paradise, ridge winery in santa rosa was destroyed the morning of october 8th 2017. and since then, the winery has found a way to rebuild and reopen the winery. co-owner reflects now what has changed. >> i feel like our community's top better car

in food network's halloween cookie challenge. how this local is treating us to ghoulish. ali, good time. plus, we're honoring day of the dead with the 42nd annual de los muertos procession happening in the mission district. details on how the community can come together to honor their ancestors. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say in today's question of the day, everyone. so go ahead scan that qr code in honor of halloween. we want to know what is the weirdest thing you ever received while trick-or-treating. tell us and it could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm. james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. wednesday, let's let's take a look at the forecast for the trick or treaters last day of r. that means it's halloween and we've got 70's for the daytime highs today. now, sunrise 06:12pm, tonight. >> so by that point is going to be in the 60's out there. just bring the jackets with. you don't cover up the costumes the whole time. and john, what's the forecast for the rest of your here? forecast now with very thing. we're going to i had a

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he's appeared on various food network shows, including east entertaining as well as top chef. he was based in napa and opened various restaurants across the region, including coco, to here in san francisco. a family spokesman says he died at a napa hospital a week after being treated for an acute allergic reaction. he was only 61 years old, a boy that was raised picking vegetables in the fields of california becomes the first migrant farm worker to make it to space. >> that is a story of former astronaut jose hernandez. it's now been made into a movie in prime video's a million miles away. hernani yes. grew up in stockton and learned english as a second language when he was 12. after earning degrees in engineering and working at the johnson space center, he was chosen to go to space. in 2009 as a mission specialist. he says watching the 1972 apollo 17 mission was his first introduction to space. >> he see people somewhere on that looks like them. you know, brown skin speaks english with an accent. he came from humble beginnings, and i want them to feel empowered and say if he

asian american fusion desserts in february, nigel was the first pakistani american teen to win on food network's kids baking championship. a big motivation for this duo is representation to this day, we get messages from people who are like, my kid was really embarrassed about his culture or embarrassed about his religion. >> and when he saw you representing it. i feel happy that like kids, because they come up to us and they say, you're like our role model. >> last farmers market, they raised $3,000. and during a pop up event on sunday, they raised 4000. >> i think that that is a tremendous feat for kids at their age. and i really applaud the work that they're doing. >> thank you so much. >> in los altos, lauren martinez, abc seven news. crews is now pausing all driverless services nationwide. >> that's in response to the california dmv suspending its autonomous vehicle operations over safety concerns. in a statement, general motors run cruz said the decision is about rebuilding public trust while looking inward at its process and systems. the announcement also said this is a proactive measure

in the previous slide, there was a very good accessibility to internet and even to the food network just before, just how find out why the internet connection and even the us to the phone. the signal network has been dropped and we don't know what, what is the clear reason behind that? which because not even know anything about what is happening in other districts and in the territory. maybe there are you bottom into place in these areas. we don't know how much victims, how many victims really hold due to the use very ongoing structures because only he abutment everywhere. but we don't know any anything about the casualties about the situation on the ground. we don't know anything also about the medical conditions of doctors, medical workers and even the ship a hospital and the situation is catastrophe right now. we cannot no longer be able to communicate with the international community that we cannot go live. so god is also who is told her to us from god and let us listen. and the mass of obama took place and separately are using the besieged treachery, including the another enhanced c

the bills take on the giants for new ideas, we turn one of our favorite chefs in town for the food network the giants. >> okay. we are making my pretzel challah bagel dogs this is super basic, really easy i have all the dry ingredients in the dry mixer flour, sugar, salt and instant dough is yeast, which i love. pour in the wet ingredients, just water, eggs, oil, so the dough is super nice and soft it is so easy. with the sugar and oil and eggs in it, it is so moist and delicious. that gets kneaded for 7 to 10 minutes. it rises you can also rise it overnight this is the fun part. >> absolutely. >> so we have the hot dogs and the dough here wrap it around like a mummy. fo pastries? >> it actually rises a little more in puff pastries. >> you cover the whole dog. you want a nice tight w you can use these for halloween. >> is this working for puff pastries >> it actually rises a little more in puff pastries. >> you cover the whole dog you want a nice tight wrap and lock in that hot dog so it doesn't fall out >> okay. so we've got that. they take a bunk in a baking soda bath. this is one cup of

. >> judge of food network's holiday baking championship. >> these two went from judging to facing offplause ] now the tables are turned, you two. it's the kids judging you in this competition. richard, you're from new york. my home state as well. they say the most popular candy sour patch kids. how in the world can we incorporate sour patch kids into our desserts? >> that will be tough but i can do it because i am a mad molecular mixologist. you're going to help me. >> yes, i will. >> we are going to do a vanilla cupcake is what we have right here. you're going to cut into it. then pop out a little, dig a little hole in your cup cake. you fill it with vanilla pudding. fill it with vanilla pudding. now you have that little surprise inside the cupcake. pop it back up. and then what you're going to do. just put another piece off that one and put it on top. >> i ate the top. sorry about that. >> this is where i get crazy. i am going to melt sour patch kids. we're going to melt them. i am a mad molecular gastronomist. >> do you want to tell us how you melt them? >> it takes a lot of precis

in the same year, lenta bought the billa store for 225 million euros, then the platypus food delivery networkes. the amount of the current transaction is not disclosed. the main shareholder of the tape is the severp company of alexey mordashov. world oil prices have frozen; venezuelan president nicolas maduro and the opposition are expected to sign an agreement today. under its terms, as reported again, the presidential elections in venezuela next year will be held with the participation of observers from the european union and will allow among them are maduro's main opponents. in return , as the washington post wrote, the united states can ease oil sanctions against venezuela, which, by the way, has the largest oil reserves in the world. the russian stock market stands still, the ruble also does not see any clear signals for itself yet and has not seen it all day. the dollar costs 97.44, the euro 102.87. for the first time, a russian court imposed a fine on zoom videocommunications in the amount of 115 million rubles. this, as the russian court considers, is 1/0 of the company’s income for t

the food bank will rework to open and expand existing food pantries. 33% of pantries in their network close during the pandemic. the food bank increased steph to meet the needs that were happening during the pandemic. now they will reduce steph by more than 50 employees. this will include some early retirements , and layoffs over the next year and a half. >> we are really concerned about the ongoing need for food in our city. we will be working directly with the mayor's office and our partners. were focused on coordinated solutions . we got to address the impact of the pandemic era food programs ending. >> reporter: steph at the food bank say the challenges they are facing are in part because of federal, state, and local funding going away. another way to look at this is to look at the projections for june of 2025 . that is when all of these changes to take effect and yet, they will still be feeding 40,000 households a week . that is a 20% increase from before the pandemic. >>> still ahead. nearly 2 weeks since representative kevin mccarthy was ousted as house speaker, and the vac >>>

food comes last." anna from texas. the feeding america network 6 billion meals to people in need each year. together, we can end hunger. learn more at feedingamerica.org (calm compassionate music) time now for the stories everybody is talking about the whole on television. joining us now, fox meteorologist, nick kosher. welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> let's get started, let's talk football and pop star. taylor swift will be at metlife not to sing or dance but because i guess her boyfriend travis kelsey is going to try to beat the jets, i don't see how it's possible, anything but on a roll, i'm being sarcastic but this will outrage, did you see what happened last week? even though they were winning have 30 points, taylor swift was in the box. she'll be in the box at metlife. >> 24.3 million viewers, that's like a small super bowl, the swift effect right there. i guess prices for the jets game are between $110,000. >> a genius even if he is a being friends. he has four 100% spike in travis kelsey jersey tells his brothers number one on

also announced that the drones that had flown from noor gaza penetrated the sky of nati food town the al-mayadeen network also quoted the zionist media as saying that the sound of gunfire was heard in the area near the gaza strip. khabar dadal 14 tv of the zionist regime also announced that the conflict between the forces of this regime and the palestinian fighting forces continues in the town of yaatid near the gaza strip. occupied lands from lebanon were also targeted. three military bases of the zionist regime in the hills of kafarshu, located in the southern borders of lebanon , were targeted by mortar attacks. lebanon's hezbollah claimed responsibility for the attack on these three zionist military bases and announced that in order to liberate the rest of the occupied areas of lebanon and in order to support the resistance of the palestinian people, the groups of the commander of the martyr haj emad mughniyeh targeted three zionist bases in the occupied shaba mausoleum with a large number of cannon balls and guided missiles this morning and caused a lot of damage to this base. kor of the zionist mil

anyone, i hate it the whole story is going in the direction of a country whose only food is facebook and social networks. what will its fate be like ours? democracy collapsed quickly in 6 months. after this scandal in chicago , there was a fierce conflict between protesters and supporters. democracy is facing a crisis of confidence. this is happening on a large scale, by government actors, by people who have a lot of money and are shouting, i want to destabilize kenya, i want to destabilize cameroon, behind the scenes of all this is politics , we have created a tool using the technology industry that is very suddenly, anywhere and in any country, the fabric of society just like a war, a country can have influence on another country without coming close to its borders . it is not creating interaction, we have to have a common understanding of reality, otherwise societies will fall apart, this fact that many societies are even progressing is oblivious to it , my god, the problem is not that technology can be a serious threat, but the technological capability that it can be very beneficial for the society