the next morning, the kitchen staff come and collect the lists. >> the kitchen staff start by look throughhe meal lists in detail. >> 250 nurses work at this hospital. some are still not used to the system. and sometimes make mistakes. if there is confusion over what to do, staff consult with the doctors and nurses. after the lists have been checked, the required number of each meal type is written up on the board. >> the kitchen staff use the board to prepare the 25 different meal types. there are 11 kitchen staff all together. they work in shifts. the ingredients are procured from a nearby market. today's soup is made from leafy vegetables and pork. and the main dish is a stir fry with fish, tomato, radish, and carrot. the food for children under 2 is made from pure aed pork, pumpkin, and rice. seasonings where only add after careful measurement. >> lunch is being handed out. the kitchen staff confirm the name of the patient, and the meal type, using the meal lists. the total number of calories for each meal is carefully calculated. the count is adjusted by changing the volume of rice. f

and, um, that's obviously an integral part when building a new kitchen, is the kitchen cabinets. george oliphant: there's so many pieces inside right now. i don't know if we should bring them in or leave them out. [grunts] -uh, wait, this is a banquet, right? -yeah. -let's, uh, let's take a drive by. bring it in. -all right. drive by. -what's making it difficult is we have our wood floors, which were just installed, but they have yet to be sanded. we have our cabinets going in. we have our molding going in. and we also had all of our appliances delivered. and it's-- it's just a circus, -we've got to start doing something because if they're gonna start bringing stuff it's gonna get very cluttered. we're not going to have any space to work. so get a screw gun in your hand, let's get some 3/4 number six screws up and let's start putting the doors up. -all right, perfect. and then work came to a screeching halt because-- -we have no more 3/4 inch number six screws. how can we run out of screws? -so we have all these cabinets, but we couldn't put the doors on and we couldn't put the s

this kitchen would probably be $200,000 new. under $10,000 you can get this kitchen for $9,000. >> how old is it? >> about 10 years old. >> reporter: it's all gently used, recycled furniture. >> we get a phone call from an architect, kitchen designer, real estate agent saying my client is going to be renovating their home. we talk to them about how much money they're going to save, they're going to save on their full tax deduction. they're going to get full removal and packing. >> reporter: the kitchen gets transported to the warehouse and ultimately deliver today the new homeowner. feldman said he started the business based on something he saw. >> i saw the queen of iran's mansion being demolished. it was in greenwich, connecticut. >> right now we're standing in a white cherry kitchen. this came from someone's apartment on 5th avenue. it has all name brand appliances and a subzero refrigerator. >> you have edie fal co of the soprano, kevin jonas of the jonas brothers. >> reporter: they ended up with this kitchen for $11,000. ha

ikea kitchen nightmare. >> can we relate to this, gu ikea kitchen nightmare. >> can we relate to this gu ♪ ♪ it took leonardo and miriam years to master the toss. but just a few little steps to master depositing checks with the chase mobile® app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. i'm keeping my mom healthy! keepers, i'm keeping dad on schedule. i'm keeping my mom happy! comfort keepers in-home professional caregivers can provide meal planning and preparation, health and wellness services and personal care services through custom care plans that can change as needs change, so your aging loved ones can stay happy and healthy in their own home. ♪ >>> last month we told but a berkeley couple that built a kitchen with products from ikea. >> how many of us have been here, guys? michael finney stepped in to help. and we want to know what happened. >> that is what it is. we kim back to see the kitchen come together. >> yes. >> before and after. >> talk about a simply required. this was mind boggling. two do it yourselfers faced a mountain of boxes with hu

or kitchen made since 2009? >> yes. they were we're actually not sure when those kitchens were installed i can tell you that prior to my clients purchase something actually made a report of illegal units at this property it was a fooshd property maybe prior tenants after the property was purchased they loud the dbi to inspect and the floor plan and consistent with a previous floor plan signed off under previous remodeling. >> who funded the kitchens. >> it would have been the financial friend and project manager so no record of no record of funding the construction, the acquisition i'm assuming of equipment goes in the kitchen a ghost. >> this year's nothing and trying to get information from the prior prompt manager has been difficult. >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. duffy. >> commissioners joe duffy dbi the building permit over-the-counter approval on the undocumented level for kitchen determined for the plumbing and electrical separate electrical and plumbing primaries are riders the permit was ac

, her kitchen was in this pile on the floor. >> it's hard to believe but it will be a kitchen. >> shehusband got it from ikea. you know what that means. >> you know, it's assemble. >> reporter: before they started a catch. >> i got 90% of the kitchen. there is 10%. >> reporter: key pieces were missing. and impossible to get. >> to build ikea you have to have the whole. you can't just have some of the parts. >> reporter: she contacted 7 on your side. we got ikea to dig up the pieces. now, their kitchen was a done deal. right? >> we have a lot of work to do. >> reporter: actually, getting parts was just the beginning. >> next, step. >> reporter: she work was matching the pieces with the dia gram. >> i hate reading the instructions. >> reporter: the construction zone begins to transform. >> that is the hardest. organizing parts. >> reporter: there are set backs like when patrick builds the wrong size cabinet. >> i walk into the room and i'm like oh, no. that is the cabinet we don't need. >> reporter: he had to start over. >> we're still married. it worked out. >> reporter: after weeks th

. >> inside the kitchen of corey's apartment, police found a bloodstain on the kitchen counter next to the sink and on the windowsill above the sink, both inside and outside. this led police to believe the killer entered and exited the apartment through the kitchen window. >> the reason we believe the killer didn't go out the door was because of the light that was outside. the kitchen window offered the suspect a way to both get in and out of the apartment without being illuminated. >> corey's phone records revealed that a former co-worker, 27-year-old eric jones, had been calling her repeatedly before her death. >> he had been asking corey out for some time. she had been telling him no. >> employees at the restaurant told us that he had an obsession or an infatuation with her and was continuously talking to her when she'd come to work or trying to ask her out. >> jones had no criminal record, but acted bizarrely when interviewed by police. >> not only did he have a history of mental illness, by his own admission, but he told police officers that he had fantasies about raping and killi

coming up, an east bay couple's ikea kitchen nightmare.g parts but were they able to piece it all together? you can see from the exploratorium camera a bridge version of the san francisco skyline that should be the top of the transamerica pyramid but instead you just see fog. lisa argen will have your full forecast in just a few minutes. >> last month we told you about the couple who built appear entire kitchen from ikea and they ran into trouble right away. michael finney stepped in to help and he shows us how it turned out. >> this, amazingly, is the entire kitchen. >> the last time we saw her, her kitchen was in this pile on the floor. >> it's hard to believe that it will be a kitchen. >> she and her husband got it from ikea, so you know what that means. with ikea it's like, you know, it's assemble. >> but before they even started, a catch. >> i got like 90% of the kitchen and then there's this other 10%. >> key piece were missing, and impossible to get. >> to build ikea, you have to have the hole. you can just have some of the parts. >

how did zoe's kitchen lose its mojo. if you go back to early june, zoe's was putting up robust numbers. then we got our first warning sign june 18th when the chief financial officer resigned, quote, to pursue other business interests. it's never a good thing when your cfo resigns especially when it's out of the blue. falling from $42 down to $39. mid june the bulls still alive and well. zoe shrugged off the departure and the stock began its climb again. the next month zoe's went back to a market darling surging to a new all-time high of $45.60 on july 23rd. that's when the vicious decline in the averages began. the whole stock market getting pounded. zoe's was crushed falling roughly $10 to $35 and change a month later. fast forward to last thursday though. zoe's kitchen had a chance to redeem itself when the company reported second quarter results after the close. initially the market seemed to like the numbers. stock surged 3% the next day. it gave back all those gains. selling continued today. what's happened here? wa

we'll go inside "the insomniac kitchen." on this wednesday, september 23rd. >>> good morning, everyone. phillip mena joining us today. >> great to be back here. a big week for the northeast here. >> it is a big, big, big day with pope francis in america. and i heard a priest say on-air, so much of what he does, he thinks what would jesus do in the moment? he downsized his apartment. he showed up, got picked up in a black fiat. downgraded that. and i'm guessing jesus wouldn't like rib-eye or sushi. he's asked for boiled vegetables and rice. they're going to have fancy meals. they're pulling out the stops. he is clearly humble all the way down to the food he eats. >> yeah. taking that message that the pope has of humility to heart. i do believe that jesus would be into sushi. what do i know? >> you like your sushi, too. >> that's where i'm getting that from. after months of preparation for the pope's visit, it's being put into motion today. >> the pope will make up at the vatican's diplomatic residence, in washington, d.c., ac

. >>> coming up, a nightmare with an ikea kitchen.e to find the missing parts, but were they able to piece it all together? here's a live look at the exploratorium camera. all you see is clouds. we will have the full forecast coming up. anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. wheall i can think abouthit, is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. >> this is abc7 news. >> last month we told but a berkeley cup whole took on the daunting task of putting together a kip ben you ikea. michael finney stepped in to help and he shows us how it turned out. >> this, amazingly, is the entire kitchen. >> the last time we saw her, her ki

is there any kitchen work in there for you? >> there is a kitchen. >> seth: there is, really?acter gets a perfectly lovely kitchen. >> seth: wow, that's so awesome. >> it was so awesome. and i didn't want to make nancy feel bad about it, because, you know, i think -- you know, she just loves kitchens, but she doesn't quite understand why we all fetishize them. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> so, i didn't try to freak out, but like, i didn't pull a full mariah, but on the inside. >> seth: and now, when you leave set and you go back to your actual life kitchen, are you like [ bleep ] this? [ laughter ] >> well, the thing is, when i was pulling inspirations for my kitchen, i did use a lot of nancy meyers kitchens. >> seth: they are. yes, it's the kitchen to want. >> but, yeah, but it doesn't matter. i mean, as long, if her touch isn't on it, it's not as -- >> seth: gotcha. >> not as impressive. >> seth: i read this recently. your husband adam, lovely guy -- you guys were watching television, and you mentioned the film "the devil wears prada" came on -- >> mm-hmm. >> seth: -- and he asked to

the kitchen build-up might be in there, also. kitchen was in shambles when i came in. i got the rent -- lemonis: that's leasehold improvements of $109,000. erik: yeah. lemonis: and so all $1.2 million is gone. -erik: there you go. -lemonis: and there it is. erik: yep. lemonis: and then, in addition to that, it looks like there are some loans on the books. erik: that's correct. lemonis: huntley was $20,000. kalaydjian, $10,000. -erik: that's correct. -lemonis: snap advances... erik: basically what it is, is i borrowed $178,000. lemonis: and where's that money now? erik: spent. lemonis: well, remember the math that we did a minute ago? erik: that's correct. lemonis: $1.2 million came in. -$850,000 lost -- -erik: that was last year. that's this year. this year that those loans are on the books. it went towards salaries that were too high and advertising. our website was 70 grand. i don't do all the numbers. i got the numbers from a c.f.o. which, i paid him to do them, which is where part of this money went. what i do is try to keep the doors open every day, try to keep ev

now their kitchen was a done deal, right?etting the parts was just the beginning. >> this next step -- >> she works on matching the pieces. >> i hate reading manuals. >> 20 minutes later, the cabinet starts to take shape. her husband patrick makes drawers. thea puts them in. >> organizing the parts. >> there are setbacks like when patrick builds the wrong size cabinets. >> i walk into the room and i'm like, oh, no that's the cabinet we don't need. >> he had to start all over. >> we are still married. >> after weeks of a simply required aggregation, the big reward. >> ta-da! >> here is how it looked before. here is now. thea says assembling an entire kitchen isn't for everyone, but satisfying. >> i can't believe it's real. >> all that hard work did pay off. the whole kitchen cost about $4,200. a fraction of a contractor's price. if you try this on your own, thea says make sure you have good tools, a lot of patience and maybe a marriage counselor getting through those rough patches. >> we needed some patience to get through thi

kitchens. >> seth: they are. yes, it's the kitchen to want. >> but, yeah, but it doesn't matter. i mean, as long, if her touch isn't on it, it's not as -- >> seth: gotcha. >> not as impressive. >> seth: i read this recently. your husband adam, lovely guy -- you guys were watching television, and you mentioned the film "the devil wears prada" came on -- >> mm-hmm. >> seth: -- and he asked to watch it. was that -- did you watch a movie you were in with your husband? because i would imagine that would be strange. >> well, when you say it like that, it sounds terrible. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, no, no, i would -- i just -- i feel like it's weird. watching myself is weird. >> i -- it is. >> seth: yeah. >> it's uncomfortable. and, so i don't do it, but i was channel-surfing, adam was in the other room. and i -- it was the first part of "the devil wears prada." so it was like the kt tunstall song and i'm eating a bagel, and i was like, "oh, i haven't seen this in a while." and i kinda got caught up in it, and adam cam

kitchen. but what i really want to show you is the living space, because that's the highlight of the apartment. you have the living room with wood-burning fireplace. nine foot ceilings. shaun mattivi: yes, love that. love the beam ceilings. and look at this expanse. shaun mattivi: my gosh, it's incredible. i almost feel like i'm in a treehouse. now what about this wall here? yeah? would that-- is that load bearing? is that possible to be brought down? i need to check, but i have a feeling that it could come down. and we could find out. and then would you open up everything? yes. open it up, make it one big space. good idea. most dining rooms, as you know, are in the back and they're dark. this has four windows. shaun mattivi: yes, it has exceptional light. i also like all the woodwork detailing, uh, the wainscoting around here. i really actually like the hardwood floors. i like the rusticness of it. wendy sarasohn: did you see the wine cooler over there? ah, very nice. let's pop one open. i th

charlie: it is all in the kitchen? april: yes. i still have as much passion now as i did when i was 16. i love the fact that i do. charlie: you look like you're 16. that i still have that and i hope that comes through with the people i work with. charlie: what is your ambition? ken: to keep excited. keep on doing projects that are exciting and interesting and new. not just re-create stuff. to do new things. ♪ is one: massimo bottura of the most talked about chefs. his restaurants are ranked third in the world. book,here with a new guess what the title is? never trust a skinny italian chef. here is a look. [video clip] bored, and i grew up in the land of fast cars, and slow food. kid toed since i was a think very quick, as the roman would say, think quick, do it, very quick, absolutely. but slowly. have a very quick thought to do it slowly. they interpret what i am thinking. they know what i am thinking. here we go. oops, we dropped a lemon tart. charlie: that was a nice promotion for the book. why the title? because your skinny? c

and the dodgers mvp whose biggest hits were in the kitchen. when this western edition of the cbs evening news continues. >> >> dahler: today officials in arizona announced new arrests for a crime similar to the string of recent highway shootings in phoenix. authorities believe these suspects are copy cats. here is ti-hu chang. >> reporter: after two weeks of vehicles being struck by bullets, today the sheriff of maricopa county held a news conference to announce the arrest of a trio of teenagers using a slingshot and stones to hit cars and people. >> just probably a copy cat but that is still serious. >> reporter: since august, 11 vehicles traveling on or near interstate ten in phoenix have been struck by bullets or small projectiles. the attacks have also struck fear in many motorists who have taken to side streets and even cokohn vinceed some they have bn targeted by what turned out to be road debris. >> if the police can't find the person what are we going to do? i am just trying to go through day to day. >> one injury shattered glass and c

i just have a question about the commercial kitchen. so, there was a concern raised and there were others who spoke about making sure that scott will be able to afford to maintain the current business as far as costs or other expenses. how is that being -the negotiation is not final yet? >> that is correct >> what are the actions that we are taking to make sure that entrepreneurs start out and do business in san francisco? as i understand this is a inkbation type of commercial kitchen and eventually some of them will probably are going to be very profitable businesses. in the mean time we want to make sure small businesses are being supported, what are the actions we are taking. >> i agree [inaudible] cookery services are important and we acknowledge that and everyone is working to make sure the cookery continue tooz succeed on the shipyard as well as all their clients. the negotiations are [inaudible] they have just begun. who is negotiating the lease is lunar in collaboration with ocii and it is mainly department of real estate involv

art has a place in the kitchen.h is a place in the restaurant. -- arts has a place in the restaurant. -- art has a place in the restaurant. art has a place in the soul. massimo: art is the highest way to communicate -- it is the highest point of the thought, of the human thought. art makes visible the invisible. art became for us, our landscape of ideas. my wife introduced me to that, to contemporary art. together, we are living every day in our surroundings. we are surrounded by art and thought. from a sculpture of a glass of to the power of a .000-year-old base -- vase if i were to drop it on the floor, i will say i am not defeating my past. i am rebuilding my past and with a temporary mind -- that is my cuisine. i look at the past in a critical way and not a nostalgic way. pastng the best from the into the future. this is exactly what it is, my cuisine. charlie: it is great to have you here. fabulous. the book is called -- "never trust a skinny, italian chef." better than reading the book, which you should read t

cathedral kitchen in camden, new jersey, which is the largest soup kitchen in camden is gearing up to combat that challenge. >> reporter: on a normal day the kitchen delivers 1600 meals to the shut-ins in the city. but security for the pope's visit means the delivery trucks cannot be on the street on sunday. so on saturday two meals will have to be delivered to each client. >> think about it. we're already doing 1500 meals a day. now 3200 meals prepared, packaged, prepped. >> we had made a homemade garlic butter. >> reporter: but not everybody is working on the double order. the culinary class if the kitchen is learning how to make what they're calling pope pizzas. >> start with your seam at the bottom -- >> reporter: joan's baking class is making pope pretzels. >> pizza is apparently the pope's favorite food and pretzels are a philadelphia staple. so we thought we'll have something from italy and something from philadelphia. >> reporter: the pizzas and pretzels will be served to the hundreds of hungry that come to eat on saturday when the pope will be across the river in philadelphia

the burning building on 43rd and 10th avenue in hell's kitchen. jim dolan on the scene. >> that woman tonight is in critical condition, fighting for her life after fire broke out in her 33rd floor studio apartment. a neighbor, and you may recognize him when we show him to you, a neighbor did try to get in to rescue her, but the heat and smoke were too much. he had to get his family out of the building so firefighters had to pull that woman to safety. >> reporter: it didn't take firefighters long to knock down the fire and vent the smoke but for a few minutes there it was scary for folks on the 33rd floor. >> we had just returned home. >> reporter: dylan baker lives right next door to where the fire started in the apartment of an elderly woman. >> all of the sudden the alarm went off in the hall. i went out and there was smoke. so i went to her door and pounded on it and called her name. >> i assure you, we are 100% for real. >> reporter: you may know dylan baker. he's a popular tv and broadway actor but this was no movie and the smoke was getting

we have an outdoor full kitchen out here with another wood-burning pizza oven, a gas outdoor fireplacere that's covered in stone and brick. >> you would never know you're in las vegas. >> no, that's for sure. you never know you have houses around here. >> never. we're now gonna go see something that's also outside that sort of, when you look at it, you think this can't really be here, and it is, so let's go take a look at it right now. >> let's do it. [ "take me out to the ballgame" playing ] [ bat cracks ] >> this can't be happening. this cannot be happening. >> this really is happening. believe it or not. >> this is way past "field of dreams." i mean, i remember as a kid, we'd come out after school. "can we go out and play baseball?" yeah, we'd go out in the backyard. it was like maybe right here. this is a full-service -- this is a baseball field. about 300 feet out to center field, 250. >> 90-foot baselines. >> 90-foot baselines. >> and this is in your backyard. ♪ every single square foot of this house, the attention to detail is incredible. every room is the perfect size. and you

oh, my gosh. >> i told everybody in the kitchen., i'm out of this [ bleep ]. >> 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 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 s

. >> are we starting in the kitchen? we heard a rumor. >> let's go. let's do the kitchen.e do -- >> even if you took everything off the counter? >> it would help but it's not what you want to do. >> 1970s. the things on top of the window. just screams 1970s. >> what do you do? >> ideally rip it out and do it all over again. >> you got new cabinets? >> these are new. >> how much? >> the cabinets here, about 3,500 bucks. granite, about 1,000. >> 5 grand for a small kitchen. >> you lost some -- not the counters, yes, counter space. and you lost some cabinet space. >> we changed the layout. you can't see it in the picture but you really couldn't function correctly because the stove was up against you. now we made it straight. added a pantry. >> you put in wood floors or are those laminated? >> lawood floors. >> you can actually paint these cabinets, change the countertop, change the faucet. >> the hardware too. >> you know what's big now is the push closures. you can attach those right to the drawer. >> my mom has those. >> all right, let's move on to the living room, shall we

>> i'm usually kitchen kind of back of house. but i have a lot to do with-- you know, like plate wear and things. we bounce ideas off really. >> rose: and you simply are the person who is there out front, knowing and making sure that everything is okay. >> yeah, i mean-- yeah. and sometimes a lot less, and sometimes a lot more. >> rose: and doing the planning ahead and those kinds of things. for new restaurants or how to make spotted pig better. >> it's super important to have a partner like april that kind of doesn't forget that it's not about the next project. it's about the last project. it's about making sure each plate that goes out to the people that chose to come to our restaurant is perfect. i sometimes suffer from getting bored with things we have now and want to do the next thing. and it's super important to be like, no, no, we committed to this one. >> rose: you keep him grounded. >> that's best thing about our relationship. if ken had his way, he'd be opening 20 restaurants a year -- >> why not 20? why not 30? >> prob

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

i'd cook more. >> some of us have never had a kitchen not taught how to cookie wasn't taught how to cook. >> i have a great appreciation for programs that teach kids food and cooking it is one of the healthiest positive things you can communicate to people that are very young. >> the more programs like the cooking project in general that can have a positive impact how our kids eat is really, really important i believe that everybody should venting to utilize the kitchen and meet other kids their age to identify they're not alone and their ways in which to pick yours up and move forward that. >> it is really important to me the opportunity exists and so i do everything in my power to keep it that. >> we'll have our new headquarters in the heart of the tenderloin at taylor and kushlg at the end of this summer 2014 we're really excited. >> a lot of the of the conditions in san francisco they have in the rest of the country so our goal to 257bd or expand out of the san francisco in los angeles and then after that who know. >> we'd never want to tell people want to do or eat only provide

and tina trinh stopped by their kitchen for "the insomniac kitchen." >> we're at kingside restaurantck out the new dishes inspired by the season. we're with chef murphy at the kingside restaurant. summer is over. it was a fun summer full of hot dogs and hamburgers. now, i'm ready for responsible fall food. what have you got? >> the first thing i think about is brussels sprouts. what we do here at kingside, we take a raw salad. we take a mandolin like this. and you shred the brussels sprout like this. i'm going to add mince. a little salt and pepper. a squeeze of lemon use in here. >> just got me. >> did i get you? there you go. and then, we're going to drizzle a little olive oil. going to throw in ricotta. and i'm going to put in toasted pine nuts. i'm going to mix this up. make sure the seasoning is right. and finish it off with a little more ricotta just drizzled over the top. >> on to the main course. >> main course. we're going to do a duck bolognese. we're going to go with a little smoked ricotta. we'll start with the pan with a little bit of olive oil. black garlic. and add in

lack of kitchens. over 90,000 units lack kitchens. we have seen an incredible need for meal programs because of that there is dinner, people want choice, we need flexibility and we are lacking that. there is a lot evidenced. we have seen a substantial study of sro and residents. we found high sierra rate of food insecurity. 89%. the majority of respond ents were high nutrition risk and there were very few kitchens if there was such a thing in their sro. here are just some of the solutions we are looking at for the food security task force. we partners with the state level to look at ssi and ssp i don't if that campaign were able to speak to you all but there are efforts of crosses of bandwidth services that are needed. so there has been some legislation and some wins and some loses . we are continuing to really take that campaign to a next level and that is something that the mayor's with disabilities councils, that is something that will ultimately take for all of us to move forward. doing a lot more cal fresh outreach. if you can't

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. >> i've been inside the kitchen.erous place. a yummy place but dangerous. i think i just looked at a o co couple dishes and gained five pounds. >> i'll never forget that trip. you cooked up magical stuff in that kitchen. we're going to move on. you may remember nicholas brendon. now he is struggling with alcoholism. he's been arrested. and we sat down to talk with dr. phil about it all, things went off the rail fast. >> you were at a bar last night. >> we're done. i'm not doing this. >> in a dramatic display, nicholas storms off the set on wednesday's episode. >> so at this point, nicholas has walked off the stage, ripped off his mike. >> nicholas brendan was in rehab three time and arrested five time in eight months. he was desperate. he came to you. >> i asked him a couple of questions. one of them, have you been drinking? no. so i can smell alcohol on you. is it just from the night before? because the night before he had been thrown out of the hotel we set him up in. >> i'm not here to have people laugh at me. >>

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did they entitled -- didn't they throw the entire kitchen sink -- did they throw the entire kitchen sinkgeorge boubouras: not a bad enough for the entire kitchen sink. ,n a flippant way, mario draghi whatever it takes. you cannot be accommodative with your language but not appease markets or of sex workers. cutsy andone five yes, they can be more innovative. markets orppease accommodate markets. it is conducive to make sure confidence is more robust than what it is at the moment and do what they can to assist the fiscal or monetary and any type of policy issues. rishaad: a couple of hours away before we get the rate decision from the reserve bank of australia. tell me something, george, they must have looked at the pmi numbers. concerns about mining in australia. no change expected. would a rate cut to make any difference anyway? mm, it willouras: u make a difference sometime in but wet six to 12 months believe they will cut rates again down under. one reason is china's slowing, the number one trading partner. australia is more exposed to that. we have the massive corruption in terms of

but every time, paul, i would sit across the kitchen table, which the prospect's kitchen table, from the family, i would ask myself a question. is there is a formula that you practice consequently you get wealth every time? that was my quest. >> yes. >> yes. >> can you share that with us? >> yes. >> i recognize that successful things very well. they make decisions based on having a sound framework that to them is a religion. secondly, they're very disciplined towards their religion which keeps their behavior consistent and minimize mistakes. and lastly, successful people, they are access. >> that three-pronged philosophy applies outside of business, i am assuming. >> the life. >> the life. >> every professional, every business has to do three things very well to be long-term sustainable. number one, we have to build the best reputation possible. and you build the best reputation possible by having stated values and the consistent value system. number two, every professional, every business has to be conscious about every day in the marketplace. and number three, every business, every

he is very smart man saily wife is the superstar in the kitchen. >> she tweets out picture of what she cooks and i look at them before we have breakfast...it looks so amazing. >> drop by the house. >> waiting for the invitation. >> is there an invitation? >> we will talk about that. >> meat and potatoes, maybe put some meat open his bones. >> we are looking at and feeling warmer and the golden gate bridge with the winds from west at only six miles per hour. hazy. not foggy. we have high clouds, sunshine, and warmer conditions today. a reverse of yesterday where the clouds came if -- in late. it will feel more like fall next week but, still, no sign of any rain when we transition back to the cooler weather and we get the wet weather and still too early for that. the winds or light and variable and the two areas with high pressure we have talked about are dominate the forecast. very impressive looking cold front with a last cold air behind it but because of the high and clockwise flow it is deflecting most of that to the north away if us. we are just get the high clouds. temperatures tod

. >> and they walked into the living room, and then they saw a blood trail leading into the kitchen.> and that's where they found the sales associate, sarah walker, in a pool of blood. >> the victim was stabbed 27 times. there was an incredible struggle. >> furniture and plants were knocked over. it looked like the victim fought for her life. >> it just didn't happen in a little two by four square area. if you can picture a bar room brawl, that's probably what was happening in that show house. >> for there to be that much blood left at a scene, that's what we consider overkill. >> sarah walker was 40 years old, recently divorced, and the mother of two children. >> when i answered the phone, it was the mckinney police department. he said sarah has been assaulted and as a result has died of her injuries. and i just started screaming. >> sarah worked for a real estate company showing model homes to potential buyers and was very successful. she also appeared in some sales videos. >> d.r. horton is so proud to be in a neighborhood like this. it stands out above all the rest. >> she was th

>> it comes from my kitchen. i'm cooking, sick nging. >> and the single ben gleib, a comedian host of "the idiot test." we like that show. >> we like the idea of it be the show itself -- it's on gsm. >> you ladies are pretty good at it. >> we're going to go across the street, boys, for our first question. go ahead. >> hi, my name is mattie and i'm from michigan. my question is is it a deal breaker if your significant other does not cook or clean very often -- because i don't. >> she doesn't. >> hi, mattie, i'm chuck and i'm from new york city and the answer is yes! [ laughter ] >> what? >> i like to cook and clean myself -- no, i hate cleaning, cleaning gone, forget it. >> you have to cut a deal. >> i like to cook and i like to be clean but i don't -- i'm not very neat so you have to at least be tidier if -- if you're going to be with me. >> it depends what you bring to the table. if you have a good job gong on. but if you're boring and not cleaning or cooking. >> let me give you the translation -- if you are awe

jewelry left on the kitchen counter.apon suspiciously moved and a slashed window screen in the garage. >> burglars, intruders don't usually cut a screen because they know you can pry a screen off very easily. i think it's just a part of staging. >> next, the dallas county medical examiner described her wounds as superficial and potentially self-inflicted. >> they didn't go deep. it was a straight slice across. but if there really was a killer in there, he would have stabbed her multiple times right through the chest just like he did those boys and she'd be dead. >> the state also focussed on blood spatter from the two boys, found on the back of darlie's night shirt. >> our blood expert demonstrated how that happens if you are leaning over someone and stabbing them. you come up and when it comes up is when the cast off happens. of course i will that's the manner they have to be stabbed. >> and stabbed and stabbed and stabbed and stabbed. and that remained in that jury's mind. >> for darlie's defense, mulder called two doc

he came from here from the city of great kitchens and then his flag show. >> so when did you start working>> 1969. >> he started at the very bottom. as a 14-year-old apprentice. they used to call me the beaver. i was washing every single day. they make you clean the vegetable, they make you carry all the boxes from the market. >> 14. you can't do that anymore. >> you can't work 12 hours a day. and pay maybe a buck a month. >> the art, you can't live without it. >> terrain, pate, sausages, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. few names have gone with more respect. >>> this is the story of one man, one chef, and a city. but not too finely chopped leek. you do not want to get your hand caught in one of these things. then mixed to smooth perfection with a dough hook. >> lot of work. >> spread out and layered for consistent seasoning, formed into shapes and smacked to remove air bubbles. >> make sure the meat gets really tight. >> into the sausage machine and piped into organic casings. trust me, it ain't easy. >> very light touch. >> let's see now, wise guy. come on. let's see t

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the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door.e he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins also has a handgun. as robbins looks inside the bar, word spreads that he's armed. that's when lashon sawyer returns from the kitchen with the gun he says he found. >> just as i'm about to enter the bar, i hear, he's got a gun. now for a split second i thought they were talking about me, but ev

sam: you are basically bringing sort of big data into the kitchen.e have real-time profit and loss reports, which enables us to not waste money on an office but saving money and applying all of that residual capital to innovation. sam: maple-y, kind of granola. it tastes good. almost like a snickers bar. homaro: what you are actually in eating here, the chocolate sauce, that consists of balsamic vinegar, orange juice, and cocoa powder. you're actually eating vegetables and fruits, and it tastes like a dessert that would really be bad for your body. i actually worked with an ice cream company, and they were actually voted one of the worst unhealthy products in america. when i explained to them, your ice cream has 37 ingredients in right ice cream has 37 ingredients in it, but i can actually replicate that using nothing but yogurt, lemon juice, and cocoa powder, that is really an opportunity for me and them. maybe ben & jerry's will be the first company on the planet to ever make an ice cream that is actually good for people. sam: what is the step to g