he's a little guy, but he's fine. >> julien was in the neonatal intensive care unit. ronald mcdonald house on scott street in san francisco. they don't have to drive 90 miles back and forth from their home now. but he was at home when he found out his wife was going into early labor. >> so i rushed back down, thinking that i was going to miss the birth of my child, was she going to be okay, was i maybe going to lose my wife and child in the same swoop. sitting in traffic on the 101 thinking all these things. >> now they have a home away from home here at the house while julien is getting stronger. and they have a built-in support system. >> because he's three months early, we almost -- almost didn't know how to react to loving him when you are so afraid of losing him every moment. so those first couple weeks were so hard. but then when we talked to other families and realized that's how everybody feels, it really helped us in terms of balancing. >> they are able to get their own laundry done here and don't have to worry about a decent meal. >> they cook meals for us s

he's a little guy, but he's fine. >> julien lives in the neonatal intensive care unit.om and dad living at the ronald mcdonald house on scott street in san francisco. they don't have to drive 90 miles back and forth from their north bay home in cass dare row now. but he was home when he found out his wife was going into early labor. >> so i rushed back down, thinking that i was going to miss the birth of my child, was she going to be okay, was i maybe going to lose my wife and child in the same swoop. sitting in traffic on the 101 thinking all these things. >> now they have a home away from home here at the house while julien is getting stronger. and they have a built-in support system. >> because he's three months early, we almost -- almost didn't know how to react to loving him when you are so afraid of losing him every moment. so those first couple weeks were so hard. but then when we talked to other families and realized that's how everybody feels, it really helped us in terms of balancing. >> they are able to get their own laundry done here and don't have to worry

he's a little guy, but he's fine. >> julien lives in the neonatal intensive care unit. he's at a local hospital right now. mom and dad living at the ronald mcdonald house on scott street in san francisco. they don't have to drive 90 miles back and forth from their north bay home in casdero now. but he was home when he found out his wife was going into early labor. >> so i rushed back down, thinking that i was going to miss the birth of my child, was she going to be okay, was i maybe going to lose my wife and child in the same swoop. sitting in traffic on the 101 thinking all these things. >> now they have a home away from home here at the house while julien is getting stronger. and they have a built-in support system. >> because he's three months early, we almost -- almost didn't know how to react to loving him when you are so afraid of losing him every moment. so those first couple weeks were so hard. but then when we talked to other families and realized that's how everybody feels, it really helped us in terms of balancing. >> they are able to get their own laundry do

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. >> reporter: we are heading out to clear conditions we have by claude julien is still a lot cooler between the morning hours certainly chilly out there. allow the protected valley is are in the upper 40's. most a clear conditions in the bay will increasing cloud cover as the go into tomorrow. for today holding onto dry conditions '60s and '70s 70 in hayward of the six is the downtown san francisco 71 in san jose and as we look ahead there's a slight chance for sprinkles from the golden gate bridge. the meeting mizar off right now we are seen easy conditions as we work our way into the city. over at the cemetery ridge drive times are 12 to 13 minutes. you may be in the company of some big raids but other than that pretty light traffic. >> reporter: the set of fiscal giants are just three wins away at risk from the team's third world series championship in the last five years. giants dumped into a early lead with a double. the giants of three to nothing. that was more than enough support. he keeps coming at it is about one out making pitches. that's all it is and try to concentrate o

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julien pass the long-time chief of the toronto police, the toronto police force is one of the biggest police forces on the entire continent being it's by par the big nest canada about an 8,000-strong police force, the bottom line there is no better policeing in canada than there is around parliament hill at the moment. it is the headquarters of the canadian military, full of soldiers and police force and government minister head of one of the large of police forces so we should be getting good information out of ottawa. there is a lot of information out the ottawa because of the cameras positioned around the place. it's an easy place to control, it's a government place, nobody is moving around so if somebody is walking around with a rival or shotgun they should be lies identified. we need an update as to what is the situation think i just spoke to a member of parliament who is still in their office and has not been cleared from lock down. we have been hearing from globe and mail reporters saying that they are still being told to remain in lock down, the ottawa police are trying to pla

i'm going to do one apple, julienned. granny smith. >> any apple?n't need a lot of dressing because you have the lardons, the egg and you crack the egg and it beautifully dresses the salad. >> you have the bacon. >> bacon. >> let's show the finished product. >> beautiful. and, amy, how inspiring are these teen that is have taken over the culinary world? >> we were completely inspired by them. to see kids who have learned how to cook, watching internet shows. >> and watching their families, like with alexander, right? >> then because of social media they can show what they've learned. >> great salmon with asparagus. >> yes. >> it should be really simple. sometimes people are scared of cooking fish but you shouldn't be. there are just two nice salmon filets that i salted. i want them crispy skin. >> skin side down first, right? >> do you like your salmon medium? >> yeah, i like it medium. i do. m >> me, too. >> you like pairing it up with asparagus. what do you like pairing with the asparagus? >> simple lemon mustard p vinagrette. toss it in there. >>

i'm going to do one apple julienned. >> it's giada de laurentiis. >> very big compliment. >> salad doesn'tlly dresses the salad. >> you have the bacon. >> bacon. >> let's show the finished product. >> beautiful. and, amy, how inspiring are these teen that is have taken over the culinary world? >> we were completely inspired by them. to see kids who have learned how to cook, watching internet shows. >> and watching their families like with alexander, right? >> then because of social media they can show what they've learned. >> great salmon with asparagus. >> yes. >> it should be really simple. sometimes people are scared of cooking fish but you shouldn't be. two nice salmon filets that i salted. i want them crispy skin. >> skin side down first. >> do you like your salmon medium? >> i do. >> me, too. >> you like pairing it up with asparagus. >> what do you like pair wth asparagus? >> simple lemon. toss it in there. >> mix it up there, alexander. thank you so much. al? >> we'll be back, but first this is "today" on nbc. >> good protein. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want