. >> there's a lot of people who are on began nick foodies who have good skill -- organic foodies who have good skills and they are looking to attract those people. >> they expect to double sales in the next six months and reach out to the richmond community with plans to plant fruit trees at the city's public schools. >>> we are co-sponsoring a hire event job fair today from noon to 4 p.m. at the vine street development center in san jose. pg&e, prudential insurance and san francisco police among the employers hiring. we have a full list on our website abc7news.com/jobs i am >>> tonight will be the 29th annual national night out when local communities will step out to fight crime this year over 37 million people are expected to participate nationwide there are different types of events from block parties to maybe parades and you have them in the cities of cupertino, san francisco, redwood city and sonoma county check abc7news.com for events in your community. >>> time to check on the weather. >>> two to four degrees will put our temperatures above average today. good morning. a few c

all new foodies, you can catch it on comcast 208, fios 460. pat collins gets really messy at this restaurant. it's all over him. >>> imagine driving to work with all of a sudden a small plane lands near you. >> that's what happened to commuters in tampa today. a single-engine plane made an emergency landing. >> none of the people were hurt. the plane damaged a wing during the landing. hazmat crews cleaned up 60 gallons of fuel that was spilled. >>> still to come on "news4 at 4," officials say a day doesn't go by without a driver risking live to get through an intersection. he's made his choice. but what choices will women be left with? just like mitt romney, paul ryan would get rid of planned parenthood funding. in congress, ryan voted to ban all federal funding for planned parenthood and allow employers to deny women access to cancer screenings and birth control. and both romney and ryan backed proposals to outlaw abortion even in cases of rape and incest. for women... for president... the choice is ours. i'm barack obama, and i approve this

i hear you're a big foody. >> i'm not a big foodie, but i wanted a big burger with some ranch sauce.th kathie lee and hoda. should i be scared? that's what he wrote. >> that's exactly what! >> we haven't hurt anybody yet. the day is young. >> congratulations. >> coming up, the hottest styles for the cool kids on campus after this. good morning i'm crystal egger with the weather channel. we're stuck in a stormy pattern. so many cold fronts moving through. with that we get the cooldown, but also the threat of severe weather. later today, much quieter in new york city. lingering showers, maybe a few thunderstorms rumbling across northern new england, but here comes the next cold front, a more significant front, really dropping our temperatures here across the upper midwest and the ohio valley will feel more like fall and showers and thunderstorms will prevail. we'll also see a few showers and storms over the southeast. notice wrat cold front is doing across the high plains and the western lakes. we're at 71 for the high in minneapolis. actually jacket weather early in the morning. some

today is the first annual funky fresh foodie fest. the food truck festival is being held from 1:00 to 9:00 today at the d.c. fairgrounds. for $75, you can sample food from the trucks, do wine and beer tasting, and listen to bands. one of the food trucks will be awarded the winner of this year's trucky awards. you can buy tickets online at dc4.com. >>> a bizarre record attempt will happen today in ocean city. city planners are looking to break the guinness world record for most bikini clad women at one time. they're hoping to get more than 1,085 women of all ages in their two pieces. it's part of the uptown beach bash this weekend. the bikini parade will start at 3:00 this afternoon. it's free for anyone looking to be a part of the world record. >> good thing you always have your bikini with you. >> i wear a one piece. >> you can run out there right after the show. >> better have your umbrella in your

good news for foodies. baltimore county has extended the restaurant week.early half will keep that this counseling for another week and that is 14 locations. some are offering deals through the end of the month. to see which restaurts participating co you can visit baltimorerestaurantweek.com. baltimore is home to the state's only gluten-free restaurant. the executive chef says several things have changed when it comes to gluten-free products. >> five years ago, some of them would have tasted like the sole of your shoe but now things have changed. not only on the outside but their products out there which are good. goods to burger buns, it wl not tell the difference. >> many enthusiasts are driving in from neighboring states. if you want to witness the history and get a tasty snack in the process, can the international said it is attempting to break its own guinness world record for the largest crab cak thoopressor o saturday, september 1, i will cook upheantic crustn creation ofhe mste their rec mee e 20 at -- record came in at 253 pounds. no matter what t

thanks, foodies, good night. [ applause ] ["the colbert report" theme music playing] [eagle caw] [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting stephen] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you sox welcome to the report. thank you for joining us up on this balmy thursday. nation, the world is gripped with olympic fever and i have got it bad. [ laughter ] my doctor actually said i might have ringworm. [ laughter ] and folks, i caught it from a horse. [ laughter ] the romney's olympic dressage steed raflaca. oh, people love raflaca. yesterday was raflaca's first day of competition and she crushed it. power prancing to a score of 70.243. that sun heard of in that i've never heard a dressage score. is that good? is that good? [cheers and applause] i'm being told -- i am being told that no one knows. [ laughter ] anyway the second round is tonight. check your local listings on the nbc dressage channel which i'm guessing is bravo. [ laughter ] we'll have more coverage on tomorrow's show which, of course, we do not broadcast. [ laughter ] now, folks, you are here on an historic night. the report has

the occasion is being celebrated by foodies around the world, as well as the smithsonian institution.he museum of american history contains a replica of the kitchen that child used to introduce french cuisine to the american public. recently i had an interview with author bob spitz. he's written a new book about the fascinating life of julia child. the book is called "deary." i'm one on one with bob spitz. the culinary world is about to celebrate the 100th birthday of the legend julia child. he has a new book called "dearie: the remarkable life of julia child." my goodness. this is a beautiful picture of her. >> she was 35 years old. it was taken even before we got to know her on tv. >> is that so. she actually revolutionized the cooking world. she changed things for the american housewife. >> completely. she came along. she was a seemingly ordinary woman, had no tv training whatsoever, no media training. got the spot to be on tv. because she was on tv, she basically launched pbs. is was on julia's shoulders. she was their first tv star. >> why did do you this book? >> i think she's o

. >>> many san francisco foodies are craving a favorite restaurant that are shut down for health code violations. a restaurant on market of closed friday due to a health hazard. temperature controls. rodents and cleanliness on the list. restaurant owners say they plan to make improvements and reopen. regulars say the food is good, cheap and policemeniful and the family behind the counter made it feel at home. >> i came into the place after 2 1/2 years. hi, boss i haven't seen you in a long time. that's part it too. >> the health department is expected to hold a hearing where the permit could be revoked for good. >>> san jose's newest casino making its clientele wait longer. san jose police giving casino matrix the go ahead to open after five years of legal delay. they had planned to try to open up sometime this week but now the new target is between august 6th and august 8th. the opening expected to create hundreds of jobs. >>> 4:50. a look what you can expect to see in our olympic coverage tonight. >> a live look at 880 through fremont. traffic is just fine but i'll show you further

nbc has new details on how a health department order is forcing some foodies to satisfy their appetitesewhere. >> can you make it at home and bring it to me? >> loyal customers looked right passed the closure notice and begged the owners for their favorite dish. >> i've been eating shrimps in this place for, i don't know, maybe 20 years now. and it's the greatest food in the city. >> reporter: herb cane wrote about julia child eating here. located on gritty 6th street near market, the family-run vietn vietnamese restaurant attracts all kind. >> it's a listing rustic. but you get used to that. >> opened since 1977, the health department has issued citations before. it suspended its operating permit friday due to an eminent health hazard control. restaurant owners say they plan to make improvements and reopen. curtis will be back. >> it's good, it's cheap, there's lots of it. >> the closure is mentioned on yelp where many diners say the whole in the wall is good. it's the second dive the health department shut down in a matter of months. after decades in china down, sam woos closed in apr

. >> some good news for foodies looking for a deal. restaurant week will be extended by a weak by some restaurants. some are offering the deals through the end of the month. you can visit the baltimore county restaurant website for that information. no ambassadors and no heads of state. a younger crowd at the white house. 54 students for the first ever kids state dinner. they are all winners of the healthy challenge. they to design a recipe using the nutritional guidelines. >> me and my mom -- we sampled some health food and i asked my mother if we could get some and she said yes. >> yes, you can eat healthy. congratulations to the recipe of sizzling tofu with green onions and sugar snap peas. >> sounds yummy. >> now insta-weather plus and traffic pulse 11 together. >> word of an accident southbound on >> follow breaking news and weather any time at wbaltv.com, blocking the left lane. in ellicott city, we have some closures on frederick road where it turns into main street. take 40 west as your detour and avoid that area. report of a c

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birthday.the smiihsonian national museum of american history is unwrapping a the late foodie icon...ay here in 2002. 9-hundred objects are placed just as jjlia had them when she filmed three of her popular television shows... at her massachusetts ome. restaurants across the couutry are also honoring her specialized menu that reflect her dishes. coming up... scotty mcreery's on stage slip-up. slip-up.scotty singing the trouble with girls girlswe'll show you what happened to him in the middle of a song... and his surprising reaction. [ harry umlaut ] that's one creamy muller. [ sally umlaut ] it's greek-style yogurt. thick, scrumptious, and more protein than those regular yogurts. are those almonds i see in the corner thingy? caramelized almonds i think you'll find. well, who wants ordinary run-of-the-mill almonds when you could have the caramelized kind? if i was this girl, i'd caramelize my whole apartment. weird. this greek style yogurt has style. you can say that again. why thank you. this greek style yogurt has style. okay. stop saying it now. you're sending me mixed messages. [ m

in a foody town it was never a secret. >> we're the first grilled cheese sandwich restaurant in san franciscole just picked it up and went crazy. and this is such a lunch destination. >> wow, grilled cheese place? incredible. this is a classic american thing. >> it's a unique little style. >> that goes to art work covering the doors and rooms and ever cheesing cheese puns submitted by customers. they were working in high tech but she won grilled cheese competitions. >> you have an idea and maybe months later you goat see the idea working. and you know there is a life cycle. and i have an idea. the next day it's on the menu. >> the restaurant embodies their create activity and potential. >> will this have impact for the community? is that a wise decision for them? hopefully, it's to grow. >> they're going to use the grant for an obvious way, empl pangs, going to add a second location proving that kmees is the grill of their dreams. they do the puns, not me. celebrating with you guessed it, a grilled cheesecake. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00.

. >> for all you foodies, a new and growing trend, bon appetit out with their list of the ten best restaurantsout the country. the drinks editor is here. >> we topped 50 restaurants and just this week announced our top ten restaurants in the magazine right now. go pick it up, the september issue. what we saw, interestingly enough, is the casualization of the american dining scene. what i mean by that, not a single restaurant on the top ten had a white tablecloth. number ten, cakes & alley. >> baco me rca t, los angeles, oxheart. >> esoteric, husband and wife owned teams. amazing, thai restaurant. no phone, no substitution. if you have a peanut allergy, don't go. >> number six in minneapolis, number five, the catbird seat. willie, has to go down to the catbird seat. one of the new growing trends, counter seating. only 12 seats. no menu. you sit down, whatever they serve. >> number four. luce, three and two outside new york city in brooklyn. >> i hope daniel doesn't get mad at me. >> new restaurants. >> really things are going on in brooklyn. with the rents in manhattan, things are crazy. so you

these days, everybody's a foodie, but not everybody gets portrayed by meryl streep. >> bon appetit!n "snl." nothing finger-licking good about his chicken. >> you must stop the bleeding. >> reporter: the real julia may have liked things rare but not that bloody. she used a blowtorch to melt cheese over a beef tartar burger for david letterman. >> have you ever cook something, julia, that just turned out awful? >> yes. >> what do you do with it then? >> i give it to my husband. >> reporter: no wonder he died first. julia's auto tune resurrection is the latest installment of pbs icons remixed, icons like mr. rogers. fond memories evoked by new technology. certain lines are favorites. ♪ bring on the roasted potatoes ♪ >> reporter: the video even makes some people cry. it's not because julia's chopping onions. one commenter wrote -- every time she mentioned the smell of something cooking reminding her of home -- ♪ i like the smells of cooking makes me feel at home ♪ >> reporter: -- i tear up a little. aww hell, i cried full out my first listen. the woman who once said how can a nation be

. >>> are you a foodie or just looking for a great excuse to actually go out to eat? we're celebrating d.c.'s restaurant week all week this week right here on 9news now. we're joining by chef tony star from a brand new restaurant in georgetown on m street. we're just plating the first one. we'll show you how to make a second one. what is this? >> this is a classic dish in mexico. the circles are -- they are calamari. we basically do a sauce. we'll use fresh tortillas and peppers. >> let's show you how you get everything started. you start with a little oil. >> basic will you you glaze your pan. >> want to try another one? >> definitely. >> you were telling me bandolero just opened recently. >> yes. we opened in may. >> opened in may. so only a couple months now. business is going well? >> business is good. >> excellent. >> been busy. >> what's going into the papineau? >> this is the garlic right there. cook the garlic a little bit. >> up next is the calamari. >> calamari. >> it smells wonderful. is that olive oil in the base of the pan? >> yes, olive oil. >> what else

. >>> foodies are celebrating the life of an icon. julia childs was introduced french cooking to the television masses would have turned 100 years old this wednesday as karen reports, the birthday is being marked by fans, restaurants, and even the smithsonian. >> inside this ordinary kitchen, worked an extraordinary cook with an extraordinary personality. >> this is julia child's kitchen from her cambridge, massachusetts home. the museum collected the kitchen in 2001 and we have assembled it here exactly the way it was on the day julia left her home. when she moved back to her native state of california. >> endearing chef who cooked on television pretty much before anyone else, julia childs was born august 15, 1912, 100 years ago. the smithsonian national museum is unwrapping a renovated space dedicated to the late icon, including the kitchen that first went on display in 2002. 900 objects are placed just as julia had them when she filmed three of her popular television shows at her long-time home in cambridge, massachusetts. not just

these days everybody is a foodie, but not everybody gets portrayed by meryl streep. >> bon appetit. >ckroyd on "snl." nothing finger licking good about his chicken. >> must stop the leading. >> reporter: the real julia may have liked things rare, but not that bloody. she used a blow torch to melt cheese over a beef tartar burger for david letterman. >> ever cooked something that turned out awful? >> yes. >> what do you do then? >> i give it to my husband. >> reporter: no wonder he died first. her autotune resurrection is the later installment of pbs icons remixed icons like mr. rogers. ♪id you ever grow anything in the garden of your mind ♪ >> reporter: certain lines are favorites. ♪ bring on the roast and the potatoes. ♪ >> reporter: the video even made some people cry. it's not because she's cropping onions. one wrote, every time she mentions the smell of something cooking, reminding her of home, i tear up a little. oh, hell i cried full out when i first listened. the woman who

smithsonian national museum of american history is unwrapping a renovated space dedicated to the late foodie kitchen that first went on display here in 2002. 900 objects are meticulously placed just as julia had them when she filmed three of her popular television shows at her long-time home in cambridge, massachusetts. not just an inspiration to the at home chef, she's inspiring restaurants across the country, like here at washington's cafe dupont. >> she is a little bit special and different because the way she taught us is that we should have fun. it should be easy and we also should be happy in what we do. >> reporter: a special 100th birthday menu has recipes she shared with her own family and friends in this kitchen. >> just looking at this room and seeing just how homey it s you really can almost visualize yourself there. >> reporter: julia child's legacy still bringing people together with food. in washington, i'm karen cafa. >> julia child moved to washington after the u.s. entered world war ii. she volunteered at the office of strategic service, a newly formed government intelligen

. >>> foodies definitely listen up here. restaurant week kicks off this week here in the metropolitan area. that means you get to dine at some of the area's finest restaurants for a great price. you have until sunday to take advantage of the delicious event, too. the president of the restaurant association of metropolitan washington has more details. thanks for coming in, lynn. this is always very exciting. we were talking about before, this has been going on since 2001. it's been so successful that everybody looks forward to it. >> because the chefs know how to shine and it's an opportunity to shine to new customers and experiences for the restaurateurs and the restaurant-goers. >> we also want to point out, too, because a lot of people don't realize, this is not just for d.c., this is for maryland and virginia. their restaurants are taking part in this. >> it's a regional celebration and we love that part about it. we have metro to interconnect everybody to all the different restaurants. so it's five counties in northern v

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>> i'm such a big foodie. and i have the biggest sweet tooth. i see candy as a treat.ld have a good week of practice and i would ask my parents to get me this lollipop that was tough to find in russia back then. but i saw it as a reward, as a treat. that's how i see candy, in a way that my sport is physical and of course i want to take care of my body. but it's like that indulgence that everybody wants to have. and from when i heard of the name name and then i put the two together, and then i always wanted to own my own business. i've been part of great collaborations, but i wanted to own something. i wanted to make all the final decisions. and it's a lot of responsibility -- >> so this is your baby? >> this is my baby. i feel like i've had two pregnancies and the candy's my baby, that's my kid. >> you worked so hard, you rose so quickly. you had the injury. sort of wondering what would happen next. >> yeah. >> now you're back. >> right. >> so is tennis, are you going to be going for grand slams, playing in the olympics the next time around? >> you know, it's interesti

i read the article and what jumped out at me is that both william and kate are foodies.t think it to look at her. she does eat. her favorite meal to make is roast chicken. don't be surprise if anyone goes to kenningston. you are likely to see her filling up her cart until aisles. that's what she does. the whole point is to show how very normal and down to earth these two are. this is her first solo vanity fair cover. this international best dressed list is incredibly prestijous. it's the third time she makes it. >> we look at her here. i think the fact that, you right about how we see her in these beautiful, beautiful clothes but do we say the word frugal? would that be fair? she rewears clothes. >> she does. she's nicknamed the dutchess of thrift over here. she does recycle her clothes and if an expensive hautecouturo gone. she will steteam it with a different clutch. she's not afraid to wear things more than once. she dips into chain stores, high street stores. i would imagine because of the success of the dutchess of cambridge. she wears something, it sells out. every

i love it. [ cheers and applause ] >> this was a crowd of serious foodies. >> lots of cheese, tomatoescomplaining at all. >> and the other part is the dance. ♪ >> probably in the mood of, wow, let's go party now. [ laughter ] >> i feel fantastic. i feel that everybody had a good time. >> but all good things must come to an end. by 11:00, the diners had done their own cleanup and the event was just a memory. >> i think i saw you dancing. >> i want to go. i want to go! >> i thought i saw you dancing in there somewhere. >> i wish. my bedtime is 8:06, but that is my idea, jeff, of a good time. you sit down, you have a lovely meal with nice people. i like it. >> well, we have the thing about the music festivals. we have a flash dinner, you could do a flash music festival. >> i like it. >>> a cold beer goes well with a warm dinner. we'll meet the man who brought us samuel adams beer. there he is, jim cook >>> now to show that he's a regular guy, president obama, you know what he does? >> huh? >> you know what president obama chose to do that he's -- >> huh? >> he brews his own beer at the wh

. >> for all you foodies, a new and growing trend, bon appetit out with their list of the ten best restaurantsneapolis, number five, the catbird seat. willie, has to go down to the catbird seat. one of the new growing trends, counter seating. only 12 seats. no menu. you sit down, whatever they serve. >> number four. luce, three and two outside new york city in brooklyn. >> i hope daniel doesn't get mad at me. >> new restaurants. >> really things are going on in brooklyn. with the rents in manhattan, things are crazy. so you have to go. >> we'll have to try that. >> number one, state bird provisions in san francisco. the state bird, many know, is quail. they do this amazing fried quail with shaved parmesan. food comes out dim sun on a trolley, the best dinner party you've been to. >> daniel on the other side. >> watch out. >> still to come, we've got beauty products to help you chill in the summer heat. >> sneakers to lunch bags, backpack, back to school. >> a nice . >>> it is 9:26 now. good morning. i'm marla tellez. a police pursuit ends in a deadly crash in oakland. the chp has confirmed to

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