the shared kitchens of the second and third floors were removed and a larger kitchen and pantry space was added to the ground floor. the original proposal included no private bathrooms and the rooms. the supervisor pause proposal includes four rooms with private full bathrooms and four rooms with private full toilets only. they include 10 shared toilets and showers. the revised proposal adds showers. this was presented at a community meeting on november 16 and subsequent follow-up meetings. based on the commissioner's comments, we added additional uses of approval. the new conditions would require a view of the operations of the hotel six months after the opening and to provide that review to the planning commission. the project sponsor would have to appoint a community liaison to deal with any issues that may come from the neighbors. this week, the project sponsor and one of the d.r. request jurors agreed to a set of conditions of the project. it is important to note that while some of these conditions may overlap with those approved by the department, the department does not recomme

it has an upgrade to the kitchen equipment. they can prepare the food described. the major element of the capital plan would be transforming the existing boat maintenance repair facility into an indoor seating area. as you can see here, six tables for people to cover gate, have a bite to eat, or perhaps enjoy a little bit of respite from the weather and talk about the nature of the surrounding environment. the bottom right-hand corner, you would have lounge area with comfortable seating, a bookshelf with reading materials related to stow lake and the history of golden gate park. you have the bathroom and a janitor's closet. in order to make room for placing the indoor cafe in the existing boat facility area, the existing -- the facility repair area would be moved to the basement of the building, where we currently have the bicycle rental facility, which is part of a separate project and is being moved to another location in golden gate park. those boats, when they do need repair, which we expect a new fleet of boats will need significantly -- they will need signif

inow we have a kitchen that we have consolidated into the ground floor. the previous kitchens work on individual flores. there were approximately 120 square feet. this kitchen is approximately 400 square feet. it is a lot more than the two. this has seating and storage and a common area for cooking, and is located so it is easily accessible to everyone. in terms of the use of this space, we see it as a socializing area. it is very visible for control of the whole area. on the right side we have this area dedicated to a restaurant that we hope will be used to enhance the neighborhood and for use of the tenants also. the floor plans. this is a typical floor plan for the second and third floors. the blue areas indicate the bathrooms. previously, we only had a three bathrooms up here. now he have added four bathrooms in total. there are two more full baths on both floors, for full bathrooms, and for smaller bathrooms and four, and bathrooms. these are located on the side of the fifth street where we felt the tenants would not have easy access to the bathrooms

. >> now, if you think some of the greatest stresses at christmas come in the kitchen, spare a thoughtor the master chef looking for -- after british troops in afghanistan much the kitchen there will be working overtime serving more than 4,000 meals. >> we're here in the main kitchens at camp bastian in hell mund province. on christmas day there are going to be something like 4,000 meals prepared that day and the man in charge is the master chef. thanks very much far -- for taking the time today. how much turkey, how much beef, how much is going to be prepared for the troops on christmas day? >> for the christmas dinner we're looking at nearly eight tons of turkey, eight tons be each. and the main focus will be on the fresh vegetables. there's a lot of spices to be prepared. >> so a big task for christmas dinner, but for you you have an entirely different task. going to be a long day forum. >> coming in round about 3 or 4:30 and work through about 1630 in the evening. a good 12-hour shift. >> now, of course, it's a very stressful time for you in the kitchen but the thing to remember ab

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

especially if they come from the kitchen of one of the beloved chefs.s john berman. ♪ >> reporter: if christmas has a global food headquarters, a headquarters with a sweet kitchen and an italian accent. it might be here. the new york home of lidia bastianich. i feel like i'm being knighted here. thank you so much. >> you got to be comfortable the kitchen. >> reporter: lidia bastianich, she's cook book author and the italian grandmother that i never had. she had me over to help cook. >> one of our favorites -- >> reporter: she also talked about her new book and tv special. >> this is my grandmother's house. >> reporter: about her growing up in italy. >> my grandparents, you know, they grew everything. dry figs, dry apricots. all for the winter. and then when christmas came around, that's what we decorated. >> reporter: for lidia bastianich, christmas isn't about presents, but food and family. i'm surrounded by marvelous women here. >> this is julia, one of my granddaught granddaughters. >> reporter: 90 years old, to cross cultures still ka veling over ev

they just need to stay out of the kitchen. as for the fence, ripped out of the ground and the roof damaged to an unknown extent, eric says it will all be fix the once he hears from his insurance company and in the future, he may invest a bit more in landscaping. >> we were going to have it cut down this summer but it never happened. and then, no... now we're having it cut. >> reporter: in san bruno, anne makovec, cbs. >>> wind can cause some trouble. tracy how long will this last? >> they will be gusty throughout the day. here's a live look toward the embarcadero and take a look at that flag. it's whipping and waving. so gusty conditions expected through the afternoon. let's take a look at some of those highest wind gusts we have had since midnight. look at those sustained winds. oakland international airport, winds sustained at 23 miles per hour out of the northwest. sfo up to 28, as well. 26 inverness and foster city, winds out of the west at 47. that was as of the previous hour. again, those gusts slightly higher than that.

this is a view of the kind of kitchen that is anticipated. energy star, low-energy appliances will be part of it. the simple incorporation of energy star refrigerators throughout the last 15 years in california has reduced and made an incredible reduction in the amount of energy used in california. this is part of the goal for parkmerced. likewise, the question has been asked about the nature of outdoor space and how it relates to the new plan. again, there are benefits to the ways parkmerced is laid out right now with low density. in its reflection of a very clear suburban quality of courtyards, large yards, there are three playgrounds. there is a community garden. the drawbacks are, as you can see in the little picture, much of the open space is captured in yards that are not usable. their captor between esplanades and streets. in quantity, it would add up to a lot of free space in terms of usability. not so good. one of the problems is, in the current irrigation system, there are leaks. as you may remember, we have identified there are ove

i, for some reason, i'm just drawn to the kitchen. back there, and they were angry all the time and they wore their bandanas and there was some element of piracy to that whole culture back there. i really feel like that's my place. and i never looked back. pork trotter is basically the pig's foot. we braised it, boned it. we mixed it with herbs and spices. we're painting it with dijon mustard. rolling it in fresh bread crumbs and then putting it into a saute pan and cook it through. we all have a point in this business where you have to have a conversation with yourself. at the end of the night, to let it all go. every single bit of it. that feeling that you have of anger, defeat, intensity, adrenaline, is not going to help anybody at that point, including yourself. right now, we have some white corn, butter peas and lady peas all mixed with spring onions. we made a vinegarette. fresh dill, tarragon. when the trotter is done, we take it off the fire. we cook these farm eggs, sunny side up. we place it on top. and then from here to the

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like the large kitchen with it's wolfe range and granite countertops.having these great islands withnite and large expanses for cooking surface and preparation was something i really loved.when you entertain everyone is always in the kitchen right? they are all gathered around and i feel like i can be in the middle of my guests and still be doing what i want to be doing which is preparing their food.after the kitchen, rebecca's favorite room is the bathroom.this is my decompression room...i can enjoy a very calm soak in the tub and i'm still sitting in the midst of my vineyard here the best part is you can also drink a glass of wine while you're sitting here soaking. the homes at cordevalle embrace an indoor-outdoor lifestyle.most afternoons you'll find the guerra's taking in the view from their patio.it's just so beautiful to to sit out with wine and look at the lake and enjoy the vineyard which is right next to us.it is so serene yet you're so...yet with the physical proximity of the bay area means you can still be involved with all the business pursuits but enjoy the uh, the seren

they just need to stay out of the kitchen. as for the fence, ripped out of the ground and the roof damaged to an unknown extent, eric says it will all be fixed once he hears from his insurance company and in the future, he may invest a bit more in landscaping. >> we were going to have it cut down this summer but it just never happened. and then -- no. now we're having it cut. >> reporter: in san bruno, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> yesterday's heavy rain is now hitting southern california. some roads are shut down because of flooding and rock slides. and there is fear mud could start sliding down saturated hymns. this comes just a week after another storm triggered mud slides in the town of highland. crews have begun the clean-up but more rain is in the forecast and that threatens their efforts. >> it might be a couple months before we can get to work physically here. >> volunteers have been working to save what's left of their town. they set up 100,000 sandbags in hopes of keeping out even more floodwater and mud. >>> we have lear

plus in today's kitchen, from under a brick to on your plate in no time.n dinner, chicken dish for dinner tonight. all you have to do is go out to your house and chip out a brick from the front of your house. fantastic. >> that is exactly it. i don't know what it will do for your house, any ways it will taste good. a check of the weather for us? >> we sure do. take a look for today, we have got wet weather, the pacific northwest, icy conditions your way, speaking of icy condition, this is the mouth of the cuyahoga river right on lake erie, cleveland, ohio. this thing is completely iced up. it is a lighthouse and that's also a navigation marker. >> wow. >> completely encased in ice. almost doesn't look real. unbelievable. amazing stuff. that's what's >> snow showers today, one to 3 in. generally. beginning like at about noon until the early evening hours. until the early evening hours. >> that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al. coming up next, adding spark tole to your holiday. more diy, after this. a place for friends, family, and your husband's trad

oh, yes, more money. >> the kitchen renovation alone cost $35,000.ually is work. antoinette's chocolates, a handmade high end confection. she has both the store and a website. >> how many employees do you have? >> just me. >> antoinette's chocolates. >> but after years of running a law firm, there's not much she can't do. on a day-to-day basis, you're the accountant? >> yes. >> you're your in house legal. >> yes. >> you do your it, your computer work. >> yes. >> you're a web designer. >> yes. >> what else. >> make the chocolate. >> but after three years, she's just breaking even. >> i don't think you're in it for the money. >> i'm in it for the smiles. i don't have 60 attorneys, it's just different. it's almost like a zen feeling, working with chocolate. warm, silky, soothing, it's therapeutic. >> and the proof is not in the tasting. at 62, antoinette is not only happy, but healthier. chocolate, romantic, said duck ti seductive, delicious and maybe a lifesaver. >> after three years, antoinette is finally in the black, but just breaking even. that's t

when i got to the kitchen, it was pitch dark, couldn't see your hand before you. why didn't you just switch on the light? we didn't have a wall switch in that old country house. there was a light in the center of the room with a cord that hung down and had to go all the way into that dark, dark kitchen, like going into a mouth. you go in and feeling around for the pull switch. meanwhile my brother would slip around the side of the house. he was really my uncle, but grew up like siblings. my uncle brother. but leon would come in the back door and stand by the refrigerator. when i would switch on the light he would jump out snarling like she was changing into wolfman. i would know it was him. he would -- i would start running and hop passed the table and out through the living room and my grandmother would say don't slam, bam, the screen door. i loved being deliciously frightened by my grandmother's stories. i loved being frightened as most young people love to be frightened. fast forward again, i decided i know, i am going to tell my grandmother's stories, so i wro

he would keep sneaking into the kitchen, trying to steal food, keep getting thrown out the kitchen.e turkey got done cooking and basting, my mom brought out dinner table. my uncle, when he came back again, he grabbed the kitty litter box, picked up a handful of the litter and spread it all over the turkey and said, "turkey's done." right after that, my mom and my aunts and uncles, some of them were quite upset with it. they didn't like the fact that he just ruined our turkey dinner. so, what ended up happening after he was gone, we ordered out. merry christmas, everybody! >> jimmy: well, that's very sweet. [ cheers and applause ] you would think they would use their heat vision to burn the litter off. and i want to thank the royal shakespearean theater company for appearing in that sketch. there's a hotel in abu dhabi, they have an $11 million christmas tree. they just showed it off yesterday. which really makes the million dollar christmas tree we had at my house growing up look like crap. it costs so much because it's draped in jewelry. it has a total of 181 diamonds, pearls, emer

water used by one household in one year could be treated with one filter in one hour the size of a kitchen sink. >> the biggest applications will be remote areas, third world countries. >> with a couple of batteries you could take something like this on the camping trip. richard hart, "abc 7 news." >>> and environmental dilemma faces cal trains. how do protect their one of a kind plant. plus.... >> when you are bigger you're all going to college? >> the program is n san francisco giving kindergarteners a downpayment for cololololololñ >>> welcome back. bay area environmentalist are trying to get a plant listed on the endangered species list. >> scientists thought the franciscan manzanita was gone forever but last fall they were on a doyle drive off-ramp and something caught his eye. >> i phoned a professor kind of excited, i said i'm sorry lou, what if it were. >> nestled between the retaining wall it was a large franciscan manzanita. work on clearing the vegetation revealed it to his sharp eye. >> there is some speculation it could have been there since spanish times and survived the cons

look at this. [ female announcer ] it seems like the best family traditions always start in the kitchenrispies®. happy holidays. >> a live look at the oracle arena in oakland off of 880. it's a cold, cold morning. we will check in with rob in a minute. the holidays will be merrier for 10 families in need. 49er players and coaches and sam's club and the salvation army teaming up for the fourth annual green drive. they will present families with $1,000 with the food and gifts from sam's club. this will be at the sam's club in concord. a woman in south africa took in 28 orphans. you can help her by drinking coffee. they're donating half of profits to charitable causes. customers voted for the 9-year-old business to provide her kick down orphanage with a vegetable garden. they are hosting a celebration to thank neighbors for support from 7:00 to 9:00 on college avenue. >> they left the back slider open and holy cow, it was about 40 degrees in my house when i woke up. >> anyone would be waking up to temperatures in the 30s. we have an hour or two of cooling towards sunrise. look at this. mid

among them are the oregon manufacturer, the luxury kitchen manufacturer, and the old royal porcelainhigh standards for potential new members. to join the initiative. the criteria includes a high proportion of work done by hand and outstanding product quality. they have been making audio systems since 1977. the traditional and craftsmanship meets cutting edge technology. almost all of the components are made and have assembled in berlin by a highly qualified team this subject them to expensive testing. ell>> the more specific the tasr are aiming to satisfy, the lower the volume will be. only a smaller manufacturer can meet that demand. not big industry. we exist because our customers have their own specific tastes and expectations. >> in this case, eight specific taste can cost up to 200,000 euros per system. it is a system that is guaranteed to be hand made in germany. >> every year leading up to christmas, book sales skyrocket. there is one area of the business that is experiencing a boom in germany. cookbooks. the availability of ingredients from all over the world has helped as ha

now, instead of one meal one day, loaves in fishes family kitchen serves meals to homeless and seniors in san jose. precincts is cooking a meal for more than a hundred people. he has been at loaves and fishes for the last 25 years. >> anytime you are with someone that lightning, there has to be a law for it stovall and hundreds of others provide hot meals. community members, students and retired workers enjoy the fellowship and service of loaves and fishes. >> everything is from the heart here. they are nice and kind to people and serve really good food, too. >>> it is a way to be involved in the community and easy to do. >>> executive director kristine says the program is going well. >> we have two soup kitchens running every day in san jose. it is a real benefit to work with people directionally, help them have better lives. >>> stovall says in the beginning he felt depressed. but after these years, he has created bonds. >> it goes from the sadness to what can i do to help them? then that person becomes a friend. >> if you would like to donate, go online to their website or to any of

the idea behind this dish, last thing you want to do is spend the day in the kitchen.e've got it very simple. we're going to put this together. we'll make panna cotta with huckleberry jam. make the whole thing the night before. pull it out of the fridge and off we go. first thing, this pan has about a cup of cream. third of a cup of sugar. and possessed of one lemon. what we're going to do is heat that up. get it rocking right along there. while that heats up, we have three sheets of gel atin there. >> now, you've lost me now, chef. i thought this was easy. >> it is. plain water. gel atin in plain water. >> okay. you get that at a store? >> you can get that anywhere. at a super market. get that bloomed up a little bit. usually takes two or three minutes. but while that heats up. >> want me to stir this for you? >> sure. >> okay. all right. >> while we let that blend. you just want to heat this up until the sugar is completely dissolved. that's what we're looking for. you are going to take the gel atin. it will be a little more bloomed than this. but we'll throw that in

kitchen. the most dangerous place to be in a disaster because that's where all the stuff breaks, in the kitchen. where do you put the heaviest pot? top shelf in the back over the fridge. least accessible area. they are the first to fly out. how do you medigate that problem? what do you think? on my house i have a 5 and 7 year old everything was baby safe. that's the same for earthquake proofing you don't want the glass to fall and come out. the way they do it in new york. these are different types. hook the hooks. put safety latches you can put the magnetic ones. any heard of [inaudible] wax. she this expensive vase if it's earthquaked it will not fall because we use this. a silly puddy you put on if you have things of value you don't want breaking in an earthquake, grab this. all hardware stores have them. anybody have this at home? >> this is, why is this a hazard aside from it being in an earthquake? most of the home it is built in the city before the 1850's was meant for one socket not for

the salvation army kitchen was bustling early this morning as meals were being prepared. they included ham, vegetables, yams and warm beverages. this year the salvation army fed 300 more people than it did last year and says the need won't end when christmas dinner is over. >> there is always a need for more resources. >> the meals were delivered to seniors and those who are too ill to leave their homes. not only did the salvation army feed more people this year, but also welcomed 300 more volunteers to spread christmas cheer. >>> 4,000 dinner guests were welcomed by santa anthony's dining room. the charity served warm meal complete with ham, sweet potatoes, yams and dessert. the kitchen prepared 2,000 pounds of glazed ham to feed the hungry and poor who escaped the wet and cold. >>> well for in this christmas day means time with family and friends, but for others it's a day spent with strangers. ktvus a john sasaki is live in oakland, with the story of those sharing the holiday spirit. john. >> reporter: heather, it is christmas and that means in true bay area fashion pe

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