we always wanted to redo the kitchen. that was the main thing. people say, i love the kitchen. we sold that without redoing the kitchen. we made more money than we thought we ever could. they loved the kitchen. we separated the appliances and painted the whole thing. we did all the things around it. we made sure there was storage, and parking. all of the things that that was one thing that was not on, for somebody who would like to have it your personal, the kitchen, particularly, do it -- do everything else. that was a very big lesson in some ways. i thought the value would be taken away for that. it was not. >> that is a good point. you are right. especially if you -- did you do a countertop change at all? you didn't. you did appliances. >> yellow. >> new appliances can help a lot. especially today, the cost of competitive prices are pretty good and you can make those changes for $3,000, $4,000, $5,000. they're oftentimes more energy- efficient. the general consensus is people like that. one other thing that i think is overlooked in terms of value, and i don't know of the sur

some claim to have community kitchens, there are no fixtures, no kitchen. i think it is lighter than air, when you have a dancer -- denser situation, you need to pay attention to open space, light and air, things that become more necessary when you have a denser population. >> i would like to make a comment. i have the same thoughts that commissioner walker had about common areas, and a host of other things. but i realized was that what is being proposed here is the minimum standards, right? i think i would like to say that i am supportive of this as a minimum standard, but i would like to leave it up to the developers, innovators, and builders, to create something that is appealing to the customer. sorry, to the people who will be using these buildings. if the developer decides yes, we should have a common area, they should market it. i do not know if we can add that into the building code, but somewhere, if necessary, we have to figure out how to include that. the other thought i had was -- 150 square feet is not very large. we have two bedrooms in our ho

this is the kitchen.d modern. look at this great chandelier. we would never think to do something this sophisticated in our kitchen. i love this coral and then the blue chairs. this is from mayfair. i love, again, kid color but having the combination with the modernness of the chandelier. >> you saw in that picture she had some benches. >> she actually put a picnic bench on one side and then she had a bright blue chair. >> cameos? >> modern silhouettes of the children. this is from andrea pettish. you can literally cut out the old-fashioned way. then she placed it on a bright blue background with the white frame. love how that's modern and traditional at the same time. >> and personal for your family. >> always be personal. exactly. >> okay. and then over here, speaking of personal, now, this is a way to combine tastes. in fact, in the room, the inspiration you're using, a husband and wife had very distinct tastes. one liked modern. >> she liked modern. he inherited a lot of antiques from his grandfather,

and we have the condition of the kitchen floor, you can barely make out that it is still the kitchen floor with the debris covering it. i want to move forward now to february 2012, i would say that i have been in every kitchen in chinatown either as an inspector for a chinese translator. i would have to say that on february 12, the conditions found is the most egregious i have ever seen. i was saddened that in reading his letter to the board, he mischaracterized my findings as the inspector found a small, a dead mouse. the photos that you have in front of you are an accurate microcosm of how he runs a daily operations. at that point in time, i suspended his permit to operate. i also want to show a few photos from that inspection. what you see in front of you, commissioners, a couple that rats in front of a mouse in tree holes. we also have an accumulation of rodent droppings. again, the kitchen floor that you saw a year later, after it was cleaned up and returning to that condition, i want to show you a picture of the that least 100 or 200 cockroaches under the freezer yet it. he is

of applying for a permit to do a kitchen and bath remodeling. what i am saying is a major remodel -- what i am seeing is a major model. and then applying for permits to do what has already been started. >> we want to put the brakes on the whole team -- whole thing for safety reasons. as the project moves forward, the homeowner will be compelled to take the appropriate safety steps for the remainder of the project. >> what was the last date that you saw construction taking place? >> it was the day before the appeal. february 21, i believe. >> i am confused on the facts. work should not have been happening? >> they applied for their permanent on february 3. there is a 15 or 18-day appeal process. >> if you believed all of this construction. now i get it. and did you see the bay window being constructed and extended prior to the issuance of their permanent? that is what you stated? >> yes. >> thank you. it was only after you communicated to your neighbor that this was not work that should be happening? how was it that they ultimately -- >> there we

you'd love to do some cooking to merit this kitchen inside, it's an open kitchen with an industrial size refrigerator, double oven with granite counters, and custom cabinets. the dining room has travertine floors, there are beautiful timber tresses high above the great room that extend way out to the outdoor living space, and is accessible through the sliding glass doors. the outdoor living room is half in, half out, partially enclosed by a vaulted timber ceiling. and out back there's a seating area circling a wood burning pit and with spectacular sunset views over those gorgeous mountains. >> our director joe michaels said we should go there and do our show. >> definitely, why not? >> and then finally, palm springs, california. kind of a pricey address, but not a bad price. >> but this is what you get in palm springs. people think you get nothing. but this is what you get for $399,000. a classic modern home with a butterfly roof. both ends are higher than the middle. it's got a detached car port, not a garage and a breezeway all under the same roof line. the island kitchen is not that b

should the kitchen remodel be reassessed? you might get that tax bill, but if i were you would consider what that meant. i do not know. >> next year we should have the tax assessor reporter's office here to answer those questions. >> that is a tricky thing. i read the fine print and it says similar quality materials, so i do not know exactly what that means. >> along the same lines, the next section are repair and maintenance base say are assessible, but under state law you can file a claim exempting this. >> i did not know this. >> these are possible exemptions. i had not heard this either. disability improvements -- they will assess it unless you file. disability improvements, seismic retrofitting of an existing building has an assessment exclusion. fire escapes and so on. this is very interesting. i think we do need to get someone from the assessor's office one of these days. >> it is unfortunate you are going to be assessed or punished for putting in new york electrical and plumbing in some instances. >> i think replacing

. >> reporter: daniel has two great loves, the kitchen and new york.ome to his namesake restaurant, daniel. and six additional branded eateries in a growing empire. >> i learned cooking in lyonnais and i was born on a farm. >> was this your plan? >> my plan was to go back home 25 years ago. >> and what changed that? >> i fell into -- i fell in love with new york very early. and i said, well, if i stay here, i'd better do well. >> reporter: perched in an office he calls the skybox, he oversees his personal brand of french-inspired food, cookbooks and catering business as well as co-ownership of his management company, the dineex group. it runs restaurants in six cities around the globe. menus range from the $125 fixed price at daniel to burgers and beers. how important is it for you to come up with these different price points, a real diversity in terms of the scope of restaurants? >> well, i think it's also about expectation. daniel, of course, grew to become what it is today. it was a neighborhood restaurant. and from the neighborhood, it grew to a ci

two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea.er surge in the case of missing teenager sierra lamar. as rob fladeboe reports, searchers are far from giving up. then another week ed mcmahon " " we get has come and gone. volunteers at the sierra lamar research centers say they are not giving up any time soon. 350 people turned out on saturday. on sunday 500 separate search teams were organized and dispatched into the fields. >> we're coming close to nearly 4000 missing -- 4000 people who have participated. searchers have found nothing related to the sierra lamar case. >> we are eliminating doubt in keeping alive. >>pam: new crowd control reforms have been put in place for oakland police for what it is another occupy protests slated for may 1st. a previous protests resulted in several clashes between demonstrators and police followed by several use of force completes against officers. haaziq madyun was there at city hall with the chief announced the new reforms. >> better training on how to deal with scenes like these, that is what t

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. >> it is a soup kitchen. many have seen massive cuts in their monthly pensions and can barely pay their rent. sometimes there is not even enough for basic needs. many people are so disappointed in their country's politicians they do not see the point in showing up to the polling stations. >> it is disgusting. i have no reason to vote. who should i vote for? >> what is going to happen? and a few days i am out on the street. can any politician tell me what i am supposed to do? no one has an answer. might insurance runs out, too. no one will help me. >> the soup kitchen it opened in december. volunteers' work here to help the needy. -- volunteers work here to help the needy. >> i see these problems on a daily basis. i am the first who will stay away. i see every day that everyone is miserable, hungry. all have been kicked out on the streets. politicians do not acknowledge the people's pain and hunter. -- and hunger. >> it is just one of the many soup kitchens in athens. to receive aid from the eu and the interna

my fear was we wouldn't get out through the kitchen. kitchen through the games, as did officer rodriguez. >> he punched through the kitchen with a woman on his shoulder. >> i mean, that made me so hot. [ laughter ] >> fireman no one partisan, sexuality doesn't matter, that is hot. >> literally. >> if i rescued a woman and punched through the kitchen and busted out of the house, i would say i'm fearless and was flying through the air. in ted he did this. >> would you say you had religious thoughts? >> it certainly is i'm coming for you at this moment. >> but i'm not ready. >> it was a feeling of being trapped. i couldn't see anything but the flames coming out of the kitchen and i had this moment that i think we're trapped, i think i can't get out. >> a hero who is humbled. >> his campaign has got to be by the way, who have you saved from a fire. let me get this kitten out of the tree. >> it's every politicians dream come true. let's roll it. [ laughter ] >> if anyone has ever deserved the title epic politics man it's him. >> i give it up

they include references to items located in a kitchen and a laundry. the building itself confirms that a kitchen was originally located on the first floor. here's a haert on the first floor. that's the seam between the original fire box and the infill that decreased the size of its opening. not only does the original width independent case it was used for cooking, but so does the hearth. here on the right, you see the remnants of a flue that would have led to a smaller kitchen, which is a common condition. the square bricks, that forms the top of the flue and right along here long here, that white line, that's an accumulation of ash that is about 150 years old. on the last one, you see that we also found buried in the other side of the chimney here, an iron anchor, which would have been what an iron crane was bolted to. the crane would have been used for hanging pots over the fire, for cooking. now, here's an image of a very similar urban slave quarters in charleston, south carolina. and it offers a sense of what this fireplace might have looked like.

get in social services with a kitchen knife? -- butcher knife? you have to go through a metal detector. how did that happen? they were in protective custody. how did the child get stabbed? she was supposed to be protected. >> the baby is supposed to survive. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police are investigating the shooting it northwest baltimore. the victim was found shot in the chest after 10:00 p.m. last night. he was taken to sinai hospital but did not survive. no word as to who may of shot him or why. please credit community involvement in making a third arrest in the st. patrick's day assault. 18-year-old deangelo carter was arrested. one of his relatives turned him in. >> we were able to work with family members of the suspect and track him down. >> this case has been brought forward by people calling in to the police department with more information and locations on these individuals. >> police are still looking for a fourth suspect. >> a judge will decide the fate of two brothers. eli and avi werdesheim have

that's coming up in "today's kitchen." >>> "today's kitchen" is brought to you by hellmann's.cooking school, crab, three ways. >> chris kimbell our teacher, with simple and mouthwatering crab recipes. >> only nalie could have made it -- >> i'm exhausted running up those stairs. >> it was olympic. >> chris kimbell the editor of cook's country magazine the host of america's test kitchen one of the best tv shows on cooking on tv. >> why, thank you. >> it truly is. we are talking about some of the best eating. we're talking about crab. >> okay. >> three ways. >> get the jokes out of the way. >> no, no, no. >> first thing you want to know, you want large lump crab. when you get it home sometimes it has a fishy smell. >> right. >> it's nothing wrong with the crab it's just what happens when it sits around so we soak it in milk for 20 minutes and it actually completely makes it perfect. >> for 20 minutes. >> 20 minutes in milk and all that smell goes away. we add a little bit of tomato. this is crab louis which was invented in 1904 in san francisco. simple salad. has crab, scallions,

the kitchen has maple cabinets, granite counters and a tile floor. the upstairs family room has windows on all sides and feels like you're nesting in the tree tops. that's a room i'm sure that family never leaves. and there's a huge pool out back which i'm sure is putting a lot of pressure on the poor kids to be olympian swimmers. what a pretty house. remember it's only $459,000. >> very nice. now let's head to illinois. this is glen ellyn. a home priced at $459,995. >> people see right through it. you don't fall for that baloney. this is settled around like ellyn which is a pristine lake. it's 3,000 square feet. it's a brand spanking new house. here's what you get. you get an open family room with a stone fireplace and recessed lighting. the dining room has decorative molding on the ceiling and the beautiful tall wainscoting. the kitchen is up to the minute in every way with wood cabinets and floors, granite counters, stainless steel appliances and a snazzy up to the moment tile back splash. and take a look at this master bedroom. it's elegant. tray

the blond wood kitchen has been nicely updated. i still feel they left the victorian feel but it's a pleasure. the formal dining has rich wood door frames and base boards. s swing chair on the wraparound porch is a perfect place if you want to get lazy and the lush, green backyard has a simple patio surrounded by a happy flower bed. >> and now finally, in clinton, mississippi, you've got a nice brick home on a corner lot for $166,900. >> and clinton is just 15 minutes from the capital city of jackson. it's an all-brick home that sits on an emerald green lawn, and it's got a straight as an arrow walkway. imagine being drunk and having to walk that line. >> that's an odd analogy. >> but look at that. it looks like you'd be punished going home every day walking that straight line sort of. but the main living area has a trayed ceiling, wood floors and a tile fireplace. the clean, white kitchen has a little too much clutter for my taste but it has plenty of counter space. a big breakfast area is flooded with light from the picture windo

. >> how do you maintain cost efficiencies in the kitchen?you have to stick by in terms of ensuring that expenses are not getting out of control? >> exactly, but what's the most important is that we can afford to sell it at the right price. meaning at the right price, at its price. we don't want to try to buy cheaper in order to try to be financially safer. we want the customer to feel that it's going to be the best. >> after building a reputation as one of the best in new york he expanded in the late '90s and discovered neighbors he could feed who might never make it into his dining room. >> when i closed daniel on 76th street i wanted to do a closing party. i felt it would be good to give to it a charity who will do something good for the city. when i reopened daniel here, i wanted to do be a opening party again. and since then it's becoming an annual gala. >> $2,000. $3,000. $4,000. >> last weekend's the five-course benefit dinner raised $500,000. >> $25,000. >> he raised millions. where does that money go? >> the fund contributes to servi

it's the prison kitchen. >> everything back here could be made into a potential weapon.se sheet pans are very thin and they're sharp on the edges. it only takes one of these guys to pick one of those up and they could almost cut my head off. >> we met officer epperson at the kern valley state prison in california. armed only with pepper spray and a baton, he's the lone officer responsible for supervising the inmate kitchen staff. >> i have six, seven inmates back here now. i've got one sitting on the line. granted, i got four, five cops outside that door. that door's locked. there's only one dude out there with the key. you have to trust them to a certain extent. they have no reason to assault me. unless they're totally pissed off or i disrespect them. >> among the inmates epperson places his trust in is the number two cook, carter hill. >> tell me what your sentence is. >> murder. >> you're here for murder? what's your sentence? >> 51 to life. >> you know, it's interesting. sometimes there's this dynamic in prison when you're interviewing somebody, if there's a correcti

half the building was completely demolished, and they demolished the kitchen and bathroom who down to the removal of the foundation's. a notice of violation and was issued. thought work order was issued. work did not stop. the subject lot is very small and uniform, which realize the granting of variances richard -- which belies the granting of variances. they wrote who -- they rezone these to 35% minimum rearguard. goothis project not only proposs to violate the 35% minimum. it proposes to violate the 25% real yard. gooit is 15 feet from the back fence. but as a 39% reduction of the minimum who youyardrear yard. they have only applied for one very dense, but they have been given five or six. when you build pass both ed adjacent neighbors, you are supposed to cut the addition in half. they are not cutting it down during your -- they are not cutting it down. it was not legal. but as another exception. in order to rebuild, you have to show in the special use district the original condition was dealt with service from 1987, and that is what the section says. this was demolished, and it wa

you have a great show, trisha's southern kitchen.ve heard all those stories of people who got in on the ground floor of apple and ended up millionaires, billionaires. this is the story of a man who could have made billions but didn't. >>> i was adopted and i felt i wanted to adopt a kid that needed a home. my son was in foster care for four years. from the minute michael and i met, i knew right away we were going to be a family. i thought everything was going great. after a month, michael was removed from my house, i was instantly caught off from him. >> finding that family for a child, it's nothing short of a miracle. >> let's go. we need to get ready for the horses. >> sometimes families are faced with barriers, because of a myth or misunderstanding causing the kids to stay in the foster care system longer. being an individual or gay or lesbian couple makes it harder. i'm helping other gay and lesbian couples become parents. i've worked hundreds of cases. >> we covered a lot of information last week. >> i train thousands of foster

kitchen, light and bright.nless steel appliances and a door with a transom lighting leading to the back deck. the back of the house looks more like a farmhouse. very green lawn and a simple patio just about the right size for grilling. >> let's go to pittsburgh, p.a. four bedroom house for $219,900. >> i'm going to talk slower now. >> no, no, no. we only got four minutes here. >> this is a neighborhood on the ohio river, just eight miles from downtown pittsburgh. this is a 1910 gem that fits right in. the whole neighborhood has houses like this. the entry has turned staircase with original wood he details. the living room has a gas log fireplace with a mirrored mantel and a brand-new joint job that sets off the white trim. the biening room has build floors, a built in china cabinet. the kitchen has been updated with tile floor and a back splash and the courtyard has a cabana and a stone wall planting bed which a lot of people like. easy to reach, all surrounded by a tall, wood privacy fence. >> let's go to hotl

the cairo kitchen provided in a very different setting. inspired by western fusion restaurants -- >> people used to ask me, what does egyptian food mean? what kind of food you eat in egypt? egyptian food is very much underrated and under offered. >> the cairo kitchen has proven to be very popular with the locals and the not so locals. >> what i ate today was excellent. often, i am afraid it is to fatty. the food is so light. it is traditional food. you have a big choice. made in different ways we have to take care of our health these days. >> the owners say they want to open restaurants in london and new york, adding to bring this egyptian fast-food to a whole new audience. >> making me hungry. you have been watching newsday. >> you are always hungry. one of the republican party candidates for the u.s. presidential nomination, rick santorum, has dropped out of the race. we will see you again very soon. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont,

i went into the kitchen, through the kitchen to the back room.y. i felt terror. it was very scary moment. i couldn't find her. it looked like i couldn't get through where i came from. and i couldn't breathe. it was a moment that i felt very religious. and that's why i feel thankful to go ahead. just when i was trying to find somewhere to breathe, i find fi heard her and found an opening. we decided the to go through the kitchen. she didn't have much clothes on, so she sustained more burns. really only my hand got injured. honestly, i really appreciate people saying over the top. i dd not feel too heroic. it all happened quickly. i'm glad we go out of the building alive. the detectives really deserve a hero's welcome. i've watched them go into very dangerous situations without a second's thought. and those are the rail heros. >> does she know her mayor rescued her? >> the mother, i just talked to that few moments ago, she was the one pleading with somebody to go up there she was incredibly gracious to me last night. she was very gracious today. th

pulled oot a long kitchen knife and began stabbing the baby again aad again.hbor) "the kids are over there to be protected.. so ya know its crazy she got in there with kitchen knife past security"(neighbor)"so it goes to let you know somebody wasn't doiig their job at the front because if that was the case she would have never got in with the knife" knife"social services has now launched an internal investigation. we did receive p statement though from the union representing social service workers... saying he lack of staffing and t of a the baby's mother is now in police custody.megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. 3 new information this morning... on a story you saw first on fox. fox.police make a third arrest in connection with thiss beating outside a courthouse in baltimore last monnh... caught on tape.you can see a tourist being beaten, robbed nakkd.police arrested this man... 18 year old deangelo cartee in northeast baltimore tuesday afternoon. afternoon.police are still looking foo this person...21 year old ssatia baldwinanyone with information is asked

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it is similar to in kitchen appliances, stainless steel. is good. it goes with all color schemes. >> there was a recent change to san francisco's codes that said you could not have more than one sitting turned on at any more than one time. so you cannot have multiple salaries and more for water savings. >> right. a lot of people like showers for two, and now, you are saying one valve for one shower. >> i think you could probably sit flow rates could be adjusted, and you could probably make it happen, but it is beginning to be very tightly regulated. tell us, when people come in to buy, what is it that they like? what are they actually buying? >> a lot of it has to do with style. first is for the lab faucet's. you have the widespread, the two handles, hot and cold. very modern design. >> people like modern. >> people like modern, but we are in san francisco, so we get a wide range. then the one hand, very popular, ada-approved. saves water. very easy to use >> > one of the standards for commercial, not residential, is that you have to be able to oper

oh, my gosh. >> i told everybody in the kitchen.]. >> after serving three years at the tennessee prison for women, jamie eldridge is about to go home. >> so tomorrow first thing when i get out, i'm going to get my cigarettes in a box, definitely in a box, no more roll-ups. i'm not going to have to hide from an officer to smoke. >> but while jamie is gaining her freedom, she's also leaving something behind. >> you spend your whole time trying to forget this place, like when you're gone, you're gone. it's over. but -- and then i met christie, which was totally -- i just feel so [ bleep ] up in my heart about it that, you know, i'm just leaving something so ç precious behind. she's got to do her time, though, you know. >> she's done her time. you know. she's got a family and everything out there that loves her. it's hard to let her go. i love her. you know. she's everything to me. >> jamie and christie won't be allowed to say good-bye at the gate, so they meet on the ball field for the last time. >> i love you so much. >> i love you,

the kitchen in flames. it was a really frightening experience. i didn't think we would get out of there. >> great to have you with me. i'm robert thomas sitting in for tamron hall. mitt romney will speak in about 20 minutes at a national rifle association conference taking pla it is in st. louis. it is his chance to appeal to the group that has had its doubts about him in the past. that is conservative gun owners. peter alexander covering romney's speech in missouri, joins me live on the phone. what do we expect to hear this afternoon from mr. romney? >> we do expect to hear from governor romney about 20 minutes from now. we are at the nra convention. over seven acres of guns here and outfitters, more importantly perhaps for romney, what he has to do is try to find that delegate balance, appealing to the conservatives who make up so many of the gun owners in the country. not scaring off independents. we spoke a short time ago in a conference cup who said this speech will be less about guns and more in his w

just punch through the kitchen i'd be okay. punched through it and found myself in a situation i didn't know how to get out of. i didn't feel honestly too courageous. i felt a lot of fear bordering on terror. had that first time in my life where i thought i wasn't going to make it. i couldn't breathe. it looked like i couldn't get back out through that kitchen and i couldn't find her. it was just a very scary moment for me. thank god almost as if her voice helped me. she started telling me where she was. i was able to find her. breathe in some more of that smoky air. then i just bolted through. she sustained the injuries unfortunately because things were dropping down from the ceiling which was on fire and mostly got on her exposed back and arms and the like and just on my hand. but we were able to get out, really tumble down the steps. i've never been more happy in my life to touch to touch the pavement. >> quite amazing. you're standing in front of your property and we're going to zoom now to your left which is where your nei

>> to make a statement, the location is not able to have a ktichen -- the kitchen. this area around here is a false ceiling, it goes from there, there sis two possibilities. >> you can move the microphone. >> there is no problem with the exhaust. and these are the -- they also have [unintelligible] for the kitchen. i do not know. i think there is the -- one way out. it was not possible to put the kitchen. she got the small business administration loan. which was different from what i had. she signed a lease, her mortgage is at 1231, 2010, and proceeded to evict me from the location. thank you. president fong: thank you. >> good afternoon. i have lived on potrero hill for 33 years. i have the property next door, a victorian that was condemned. i built a fence between the east fence for this property, when this property was a meat market, and then klein's came in and helped that commercial corner or commercial block. it became a community magnet. it was a hanging out place. these are hard to do. he had plans to put a deli in there. this kind of use i found i could not