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joel kitchens: not hardly. what crockett and bubbly and travis saw been in 1836 was different from what we would see today. the main example would be the alamo did not have a roof in 1836. 10 years after the battle as the u.s. army was heading down into mexico, they decided the alamo had a four sturdy walls and would make a good storage facility for their materials if they could put a roof on it. they did. they also necessitated increasing the height of the front faÇade. the faÇade you see today looks very different from what you would have seen in 1836. steve: give us a tutorial. what happened in 1836 and at the alamo? joel kitchens: this was a time when the predominantly anglo population in texas in general was unhappy with the way the mexican government had been established and the dictator of the santa ana had established himself in mexico city. they were rebelling against santa ana who had changed the constitution in 1824. they wanted to break off from mexico. they were trying to bulk up and defend the cit

takes us inside a demo kitchen to get some answers. >> this is what you get. >> reporter: in kitchens across the country -- pyrex baking dish. >> 15 minutes in, it was just like, kaboom. it was like a bomb had gone off. >> reporter: shards of shattered glass start this story. >> within two minutes, i heard an explosion. it was like a pop. >> reporter: reports of a well know brand o glassware exploding sending glass flying, causing injuries without warning. >> do not use it. this happened a few minutes ago. >> reporter: pyrex, a kitchen corell manufactured by brands, was originally made of a glass called borosilicate. heat tolerant and l likely to shatter. somewhere along the way they say that recipe changed andx py is now made of the less expensive soda lime glass. a type of glass now under fire from hundreds complaining online, posting photos of shards of glass they say came from pyrex cookware in their ovens, microwaves, and on counter tops. from miigan, it sounded like a bomb went off in our kitchen. handouri, exploded in her cutting her on the wrist, chin and under the eye. and fr

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

>> of course. >> that's the kitchen? >> that's the kitchen, yeah. >> the whole kitchen?that's everything, yeah. >> how are you? i'm marcus. >> hi. hi, marcus, gerri. >> gerri, nice to meet you. [horn honks] this is the whole kitchen? >> this is the entire kitchen. >> this kitchen is tiny. i'm shocked by the size of this kitchen and the lack of equipment in there. i don't know how she even cooks anything, let alone contribute to the $500,000 coming out of her department. be nice if you had more space. >> it would be great to have more space. that's the biggest problem we have. when we're plating at night and a full bar of 75 people, it's really hard. it's tight. [car alarm chirps] >> just hearing from some of the other team members about the place, i think the biggest thing is there is no leader. >> no. >> no? when i was called to come here, i think they assumed that i would just come in and just write a check. >> yeah. [laughs] >> and the reality of it is, is that i am not convinced yet. >> are you the grim reaper, or--[laughs] >> me? >> yeah. >> sometimes. i don't reall

that permit was -- that's why it's not -- the remodel and unit number two for a kitchen and bathroom, that would be simple enough to get. there are issues with the plans as well. i didn't get a chance to say that as well. the site plan, the flor plan of the building, they are better to start again in this case. i don't think i said, mr. bruno said i said i was unaware it was a studio and why think i said that. if i said that i didn't mean to say that. i don't know why they show it as an exiting studio but it's not a studio yet. they can go through that process and mr. bruno can object or support it as he wishes as well. >> are you done? >> this board has another option which is a special conditions permit where we can't accept a revision and apply that to a permit. >> correct, that's right. if we have to hold the appeal, is it because the permit was issued. the existing studio. the studio did not exist. >> i'm going in that direction. thank you. >> these people can do a lot better than this. that's what they need to do. the discussion i have with them today is that's the path they nee

they have a strong need to expand kitchen supply all around the city.t works with big restaurants, as well. how do they make money? they're owning real estate. they're purchasing supplies. how does it work? this: they'll look into locationsearch for where the rent will be low. it will remodel that into this delivery system. , 400-500 divide it square meters, and then rented out. the model -- selina: companies around the world are experimenting with this model. peru, london, startups doing this. and a selection apart from the rest? sarah: i think it's quite different because the market is going fast and it's really big. population,dense combined with increase in mobile space, we have larger delivery market. opportunities between version needs. what they see is that it doesn't line up. even before it opens up. we do think there is a structural -- to build the kind of supplies. selina: they are reportedly trying to expand into china. you think an international player can succeed in the market? sarah: we did see that on the news. they been in the business t

as wallace saw it, conrad's story went like this conrad was in the kitchen. heidi was in the bathroom. at some point conrad heard a pop. when he heard, he saw heidi standing somewhere between the kitchen and the bathroom hallway bleeding. >> and he either runs over to catch her or she falls down. >> wallace then went back to the truman home making detailed measurements of the kitchen and surrounding rooms, he wanted to see if conrad's story checked out. his conclusion, it did not. >> her body is at the top of the staircase. it doesn't add up she would have traveled the distance he's saying she would have gone and fallen at that location. >> it was hard for wallace to believe heidi could have traveled from the bathroom to the top of the stairs after sustaining such a severe head wound. >> she would have fallen immediately to the ground. >> wallace shares his findings with assistant district attorney craig johnson. johnson agreed, everything pointed to conrad. >> why would conrad truman want to kill his wife? >> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was b

how exactly does this shared kitchen cost work?in china, delivery market is growing really fast. it's pretty phenomenal. offline investment trends are expanding online. growth is very impressive. with are some restaurants ofine sales up to 30% or 40% off-line sales. selena: it works for some big restaurants as well. in terms of panda selected, they make money. they own real estate, they are purchasing supplies. how does it work? to really search for this kind of no foot traffic location to remodel that into these kind of delivery kitchens. meter 500 square locations. the main revenue model comes down to the rent of charge. selena: companies around the world are experimenting with this model. travis kalanick's new startup cloud kitchens is also in this space. what sets panda selected a part? >> the chinese market is very different. china has this density which also combines increasing mobile penetration. we have a large online grocery market and the second thing is there are up charge traditionals from retail change. we see that res

and a downstairs kitchen. we're converting that into a single family home with adding additional bedrooms, taking out one of the kitchens, rehabbing the whole thing, and to see what it's becoming is very exciting. - could you even imagine doing something like this prior to this? isn't it something? i mean, you know, you're talking about it like it's second nature, but this is six or seven months ago. that's how powerful it is. you took action, and that's what i'm proud of you, because, you know, i can help you with the vehicle, the real estate vehicle and the training, but it takes you to make that decision and that leads me to say this. if you're watching this, what you have to understand is, it is the toughest part is to get over that hump and to at least come check us out, because there's opportunity there, and if this is for you and you take advantage of that opportunity, it could change the whole financial landscape of your future and your finances, and i'm really really proud of you guys, so what i'm gon

world central kitchen activated hundreds of volunteers and chefs and tyler florence and his wife and business partner here with us today to feed bay area federal workers including employees of the coast guard, nasa, epa, citizenship services an department of agriculture and social security administration and the department of transportation. i want to acknowledge dan bernal from speaker pelosi's office. they worked hand in hand with world central kitchen to connect them to furloughed workers in san francisco and the bay area. on behalf of the san francisco board of supervisors i'm thrilled to honor world central kitchen and the many chefs and volunteers who helped ensure our federal employees had access to food during the shutdown. josÉ couldn't be here today but i'd like to invite chef tyler florence and his wife and dan bernal from speaker pelosi's office to accept the certificate of honor on behalf of world central kitchen. >> thank you very much. supervisor mandelman. you did an amazing job. it's been a real absolute pleasure. president yee and the board of supervisors. i want to

from michigan, it sounded like a bomb went off in our kitchen.ri, exploded in her hands cutting her on the wrist, chin and under the eye. from arizona, exploded, so scary. oresays those are unusual and says it produces glassware o the highest quality that's safe to use in ovens and microwaves, pyrex glass ware has a exceptional safety record. we found 850 reports of shattering or exploding cookware, including pyrex and other brands submied to the consumer product safety commission in the last seven years. why is it happening? we hope toit answer that a demonstration in this lab. where we brought two brand new baking dishes. on the lef pyr made of soda n lime,e leftif a dferent brand using different glass. mark filled both dishes. >> it can amass heat and absorb it. >> rr: and put both in a standard oven at 450 degrees. nearly an hour later, the pyrex explodes almost instantly, seing shards of glass fg ing after beaced on a wet stone lab. an extreme condition that's not advised bu can happen. >> this was brought about by thermal shock. pretty sobe

the kitchen prepares free school lunches for one hundred fifty thousand children every day. we are cooking three legs indian flared bread every day we are cooking twenty five hundred kids use of lentils every day we are cooking five thousand cases of as if they were every bit we are cooking through thousands because you have rice every day. it's late morning and time to prepare the transport of the food the food is contained in steam sterilized baths. hygiene is a top priority. the bombs drive all across joint poor the capital of raja start delivering lunches to over a thousand government schools in the region. the children get a meal of lentils rice and vegetables eating a proper lunch means they concentrate better and learn more effectively. about three hundred million indians live below the poverty line. for many of these children the free lunches are the main reason they come to school at all here. without these meals. the problem is i don't get proper meals at home. the kitchens equipment is state of the art. this machine produces six thousand to parties an hour. actual

and the kitchen becomes a workshop. to try to do things and i do not want people who see this to reflect on whether we should get rid of the cliché that men belong in the workshop and women belong in the kitchen i'm. on the phone if you're here and there's a rican cvs design classic the. new versions invite an individual way of sitting not just spreading for males and demure poses for women. every so you can sit in multiple different way and express and gender to you that is not binary that is more bile that is active most of all this exhibition encourages us to think more critically about marketing strategies and perhaps to finally do away with design that conforms to outdated and necessary gender roles. and i'm not so sure that's going to happen joining me here in the studio is my colleague mike a clear go welcome and you've been looking into the rather more gender stereotypical design and i see you've got some stuff with you i can't believe we're still having this discussion with blue for the boys and pink for the gi

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go through the garage to the kitchen. this is -- it was on martin luther king day in san francisco going to the kitchen to go to the event for the breakfast and one of the people working in the kitchen said to me, i have to tell you this. when the president says that the mueller investigation is going on too long you just say back to him, not as long as your tax audit, mr. president. i thought those were words of wisdom. reporter: some have said [inaudible] the tax return, trying to demand it, what do you say? the speaker: as you have to be careful. as i said, we are in the first month. the committees have been appointed. they have organized. they are prioritizing their work. and in terms of the tax returns, it's not a question of sending a letter. you have to do it in a very careful way. the chairman of the committee will be doing that. i know this is impatient because people want to know that answers the question. but we have to do it in a very careful way. chad. reporter: with everything that's been going on with virgi

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bill darcy, national kitchen and bath association ceo.ng us. >> thank you, melissa. great to talk with you. melissa: i love to have you on, because you have your finger on the pulse of the economy, really, because everyone who is part of your group is out there building kitchens and baths and restoring them and replacing them all around the country and around the world, actually, so you know exactly what's going on. >> absolutely. melissa: i know one of the biggest issues for you right now is something that is a huge topic in america. finding the right workers, finding the right labor, finding the people who can do the job. it's been tough in your industry. talk to me about that a little bit. what are your members telling you? >> you know, since the great recession, a lot of businesses in our industry left the market and didn't return. for every five people leaving the industry, only one comes in. so you know, attracting the youth to the industry is our biggest challenge right now. melissa: what are you doing to try and make that happen?

coming up on today's kitchen experts show, why homeowners recommend kitchen experts of california. -ny said, "i can do it in three weeks," and i said, "i kinda don't believe you," (laughing) "but let's try it."

>> it is always about creating me new flavor, some new, you know -- we have abc kitchen.t. that's what everyone is talking about. quick thing on the salad. >> this is actually -- the short ribs are quite ric so serving it with a salad is actually very delicious. >> perfect complement. >> te dressing on top ot is? >> olive oil, balsamic vinegar, pepper. >> this is the prize.l s, we can screw this up. we need your hep. this is the molten cake, which you created, to be clear. >> melted chocolate and butter together. >> okay. >> two eggs and e two yolk together. >> yup. >> quite simple. five ingredients. >> it's quite simple. >> we mix that together. okay. >> pour the chocolate on top. >> it is going to be hot? >> it should be fine. >> not terrible. >> here we go. >> everything. >> a pro. in. >> clearly not. >> eggs and the hot chancolate? >>the sugar. >> we have to move fast. after you whip this up then? >> that's it. >> oh. >> there we go. >> is that a mold you can purchase? >> yeah. you can use an aluminum old. a mold that goes in the oven. put it here. >> let's try it. >>

the article here is about leasing kitchens which i think makes less sense because it fitted kitchen, is not worth brain much at all. intriguing to see how they are thinking of doing it with kitchens but the idea of making things more sta ble but the idea of making things more stable —— sustainable by using them again, good idea. could you do a google detox? 9096 of the internet is a waste of time but the 10% you use, you cannot do without. google maps, couldn't do without. i must admit i do rely on maps. there are other providers of maps. annabel says google is god, i thought we establish that tenuous ago. jason says i only use it because it's popular, i couldn't care less. who makes it. another view it says i am using dragonfly a quick search engine, surprisingly easy. see you soon. engine, surprisingly easy. see you soon. goodbye. good morning. a ratherfrosty start to the date. for many of us rather foggy as well. but the fog lifting and clearing, staying quite cloudy for many of us. some rain moving eastwards. some brighter skies this morning across the east, look towards the atla

and we have things for the kitchen.on't think about that we take for granted that you need when you hav a hese and you'rerting your life. i want to bring in miss d.c. usa, who started a nonprofit, dedicated to committing a random act of kindness. that's what this whole week has been about. you can talk about that from a person experience? yeah. after experiencing homelessness myself, i know how importantis to have resources in your community. it's amazing the work that community of hopeg. is doin >> i love it. we're going to put up a wish list of items. and we're going to put a link to f r website to community hope, so you can check out the wish list because they constantly need to refill the supplies, right, to service those who are battling homelessness. that's what it is about. fighting homelessness here. back to you guys. >> wonderful. valentine's day, a way to show some love, to help others. doesn't always have to be about going out to dinner and stuff. >> thank you, molette. >>> inase you spaced out, today is vale

from michigan, it sounded like a bomb went off in our kitchen.souri, exploded in her hands, cutting her on the wrist, chin, and under the eye. and from arizona, it exploded violently, glass literally everywhere, so scary. corelle brands calls those types of storiay unusual and it produces glassware of the highest quality that is safe to use in conventional, convection and microwave ovens, and while any glass has the possibility of defection. yet we found 850 reports including pyrex and other brands submitted to the consumer product safety commission over the last sevenyears. a trail of shattered glass in kitchens nationwide. so whys it happening? we hope to answer that with a demonstration in this lab. where we brought two brand-new baking dishes. on the left, pyrex brand, made of soda lime glass. on the right, a different brand made of borosilicate. usomg sand,n in this type of demonstration, glass expert mark michelin filled both baking dishma. >> it has, it can absorb heat and really hold it, just like a liquid can. >> and put both in a standa

one is more of a commercial kitchen and one is more setup like a home kitchen would be, and in the home kitchen, we do a lot of cooking classes, how to make lasagna, how to comsome eggs, so this grant that we received has tremendous value, not only for our center, for our participants, but the entire community. >> the thing about climate, climate overlaps with everything, and so when we start looking at how we're going to solve climate programs, we solve a lot of other problems, too. this is a radical project, and to be a part of it has been a real honor and a privilege to work with those administrators with the sf carbon fund at the department of environment. >> san francisco carbon grant to -- for us, opened the door to a new -- a new world that we didn't really have before; that the result is this beautiful garden. >> when you look at the community gardens we planted in schools and in neighborhoods, how many thousands of people now have a fabulous place to walk around and feel safe going outside and are growing their own food. that's a huge impact, and we're just going to keep rollin

the kitchen prepares free school lunches for one hundred fifty thousand children every day. we are cooking three legs indian flared bread every day we are cooking twenty five hundred cases of lentils every day we are cooking five thousand cases of a stable every day we are cooking two thousand square feet of rice every day. it's late morning and time to prepare the transport of the food the food is contained in steam sterilized balance. hygiene is the top priority. the vans drive all across joy poor the capital of raja started delivering lunches to over a thousand government schools in the region. the children get a meal of lentils rice and vegetables eating a proper lunch means they concentrate better and learn more effectively. about three hundred million indians live below the poverty line. for many of these children the free lunches are the main reason they come to school at all here tunnel under the lights now without these meals. the problem is i don't get proper meals at home. the kitchens equipment is state of the art. this machine produces six thousand to parties an

were shooting through the kitchen, out of the tumble dryer.d, he shouted, he grabbed the car seat in the hall, and he told our eldest at the hall, and he told our eldest at the time, who was seven, to get a code and put on boots. —— backdraft. i was code and put on boots. —— backdraft. iwas ina code and put on boots. —— backdraft. i was in a bit of code and put on boots. —— backdraft. iwas ina bit ofa code and put on boots. —— backdraft. i was in a bit of a daze, because i was still asleep, he told us to get out while he was desperately trying to do something but it was so out of control. the photograph you have shown us of your kitchen, so bad, you cannot make out anything, com pletely you cannot make out anything, completely destroyed. just because ofa completely destroyed. just because of a tumble dryer which you had not registered with the manufacturer, because it was brand—new, you had paid the going rate for it. why would you think you would have to register it with the manufacturer? you would not, when you pay the amount of money you do

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so they operate a kitchen. unfortunately, some of the local eating places requirements are out of step with 51% of steps coming from food sales and this would remove music venues as entertainment venues from that requirement. finally, there's a number of cleanup provisions where the code simply is not fully up to date and has confusing provisions so this is to codify existing interpretations of the code and to help people successfully navigate from when they bring their plans and ideas to the planning counter to get to a successful project. just briefly to touch on the administrative reform piece because i know that was something we wanted to highlight, separate from the legislation but late last year, there was a change made to the building permit process that will benefit a number of small businesses. specifically it centers around the area notification. when a business submits a permit application that would require neighborhood application that is taken in and the planning department holds on to that while

many new businesses are coming in and others are leaving like the bangkok kitchen. >> at bangkok kitchen employees are busy serving up some of the last dishes. >> this place means a lot to me. >> customers feel like family. >> peter the owner and the staff are always so kind. they recognize us. it's hi, we're back. >> the restaurant is closing after 25 years in business. the owner says his rent is doubling from 5200 to $11,000 a month. >> i can't afford the rent, i have to leave. >> half price books another popular business will close in early may. it's unclear if the rent has risen but the lease las not been renewed. >> we're working very hard to help them find new spaces and they are looking at multiple sites. >> two years ago an investment firm purchased the block and made upgrades. as a result the rents have increased. >> we've i can policy that just opened their doors. all we can do is work with to existing tenants and try to make sure we find the pest solution for everyone. >> therefore been working with bangkok kitch and for two years, it's a balance of keeping long time businesse

dish dessert the kitchen team on duty sets the tables lead by vadim. then it's time for the others to file into the canteen the midday meal divides the boys' day into school before free time afterwards. so. mr i wasn't allowed to leave the grounds for the first three months after the settling in period i was allowed to go for a walk outside of that i've never dreamt of breaking out they treat us well here. at most. it doesn't exactly look like a holiday camp here. and nor is it meant to. none of the students came here voluntarily. all the boys have criminal backgrounds from pickpocketing and assault to drug dealing and even murder. well then almost five stole a car and cause an accident. or not of course i run away. well i don't know but after two days the police caught me. but it is brainwashing. her. her her her her. her. her her. on average the boys spent about two years and sarah few mosca two years of reeducation. that means order and discipline on one hand and care and kindness on the other. the staff are like new parents to the boys teachers lik