to my kitchen to see if i can duplicate that? >> not duplicate. do something different. duplicate, it's not interesting imitating. it would be boring. but you go back to your kitchen to do something very special, and it's inspired potentially by what your friends did. that's good. >> rose: how often does that happen to you? once every six months or -- >> no, very often. >> rose: very often? yes. >> rose: so you eat out on purpose to see what others are doing? >> i eat out for pure pleasure but, at the same time, i am a professional. if someone gives me something exceptional, i'm, like, appreciating so much, and then i want to go back and i'm, like, listen, when you're gonna come to my place, i'm going to show you something that you didn't think about. >> rose: you have said at some point in your career, i want to make sure that one-third of my life was for me, one-third for family and one-third for business. have you done that? >> i do that. you cannot calculate that in terms of hours, obviously. but i take time for myself. i rea

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most of the kitchens in france.lie: you never doubted the decision that cooking was the right thing for you. your early interest about your mother and then your stepgrandmother influenced you. eric: my mother was cooking fine food inspired by fine cuisine. my grandmother cooked soul food. it is the backbone of everything because it is not just pretty food. despite the challenges, i never doubted that i would become the chef i am today. you had an influence. eric: my main mentor. charlie: what did he give you? eric: he taught me record, love for thehe beautiful products and the respect for beauty. i learned so many techniques with him and finally at the end, three years later when i wanted to come to america, he was the one who sent me to washington. charlie: you said he instilled fear in you. eric: yes. he was not a screamer and he was not physical, he was antiviolence but he was this severe professor. super demanding. for himself and for the team. we were very scared of him because we wanted to please him and he wa

. >> in the kitchen. >> oh my. >> how the makeshift swimming pool gets the party flowing. >> i'm sorry. this is great. this is funny. >> all i can say is some people are just. >> he jerks. you see a hot air balloon as it starts to ascend into the air. it has things attached to it. you see people down below on the ground looking up to see what's going on. >> there's smoke now. that's not good. >> and then this happens. >> is that intentional? >> yes. that's what you saw hanging down from the hot air balloon. at this point the video starts to get shaky because you see those gathered around start to run. you can't really tell if they're laughing or whimpering because those fireworks are now popping off. >> the level of stupidity is mind-blowing. one, taking fireworks up with a hot air balloon that could have been pierced or burned and now launching these into a neighborhood where they could easily start fire and destroy homes like that is just so irresponsible. >> that looks like an air attack. >> some folks made mention of that because the olympics are about to happen in brazil. they don

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they founded a project called "kitchen on the run".t gives refugees like nadeen a chance to invite friends over and cook for them. >> i haven't cooked a meal for 6 months, so i'm thrilled to have a chance to make dinner for others in our home. cooking for others is part of my culture. reporter she'll be cooking here : in a mobile transport container on the grounds of this church in duisburg. jule and her team raised 150.000 euros to turn it into a kitchen and travel with it across europe. since it took to the road in march, 1,200 refugees and their guests have eaten dinner in it. but tonight is different, and jule schroder is excited. >> tonight is special, because it's ramadan, so the refugees and people from duisburg who join them tonight will be breaking the fast. reporter: nadeen and her friends from a nearby refugee home are in charge today. after everyone's introduced themselves, it's down to business. everyone has a job to do, from cleaning up to chopping vegetables. language barriers aren't a problem. >> i think today will be s

it's not just the kitchen. it's things like the thermostat and locking the door and security features. what other things are going into the home these days? >> it's really every aspect of the home, not just the kitchen but also, as you said, thermostats, there's a security element to it, we've seen connected cameras. we've seen, as you have said, smart locks. we didn't see smart beds. >> that is creepy. what are they tracking? >> i see you're wearing a fitbit. it's like the same sensors or similar built into your bed that can track your sleeping habits without you having to go to bed wearing a bracelet. >> there is a concern about privacy, how much do you want to let people know what you're doing in the house. when does something go from being helpful to creepy? >> you've seen a lot of gadgets, sort of nice to have things but for us it's focusing on what is helpful. >> useful? >> this is not technology for technology sake. and i think you can go off the path and ends up confusing things. you have 15 different s

the prison kitchen. >> everything here could be made into a potential weapon. the sheet pans are thin and sharp on the edges. he could pick one up and cut my head off. >> we met him at the kern valley state prison armed with pepper spray and baton. he's the lone officer responsible for supervising the inmate staff. >> i have six, seven inmates here. i have four or five cops outside that door. the door is locked. there's one dude with the key. you have to trust them to a certain extent. they have no reason to assault me unless they are pissed off and i disrespect them. >> the number two cook is carter hill. >> tell me what your sentence is. >> murder. >> what's your sentence? >> 50 to life. >> there's a dynamic in prison, when you are interviewing somebody, if there's a corrections officer or inmate together, they will watch their ps and qs. they will tell you what you want to hear. when we met him, we got truth. >> like '82, right. later on, it came to cos. now, i look at them and we got gang members. in green suits. >> hill was willing to make an exception for

in the afternoon, she came into the kitchen, she walked past the stove and could spell gas.day morning, she came into the kitchen and said dan, you won't believe i nearly set the whole palace on fire. i called the fire brigade. i had 12 hunky firemen all to myself. >> reporter: mcgrady using kitchens at new york's institute of culinary education to whip up some of the royal family's favorite dishes. >> stuffed bell peppers is one of her favorites. >> reporter: telling us he wanted to share his experience of princess diana after prince harry recently said he was struggling to remember what his mother was like. >> eads struggling to remember but it's personality. william is like his father and his uncle but harry is more like the princess. the princess used to say darren, they're going to take care confident heir. i have i've got to take care of the spare. they were so alike. his mom would have been so so proud. >> reporter: for "good morning america," lynn i janice, abc news. >> can you believe she would have been 55 this august. >> i love the behind the scenes look, especial

in that kitchen for quite a while. i do remember showing how to do a stirfry. you've got to get some lames. it has to be intense. it's going to almost burn. you've got to almost reached too far. they were doing it and they were laughing at the same time. date think that's a surface. in french cooking, if anything flames, it's considered ruined and they throw it out. it was a bit of a shuffle for them too. haslinda: like the other chefs nvolved cheated. david: you defame me. one of the funny things about my industry is we tend to break rules. the shuffle was elusive. no one quite knew what they were had to do. there were two explicit rules that they talked about. you cannot take anybody else with you. you are on your own. you can't take any ingredients with you. >> lo and behold -- >> i took one assistant with me and 65 kilograms worth of the ingredients. he took 85 ingredients and two assistants with him. almost everybody cheated. i found that very heartening. in my industry, we at least know ow to break a good rule. h

>> anthony: we worked in the same restaurant kitchen. >> pierre: in the same kitchen.irs kitchen. >> pierre: basement kitchen. >> anthony: it was downstairs. >> pierre: oh, i can't believe this, man. well, boom, boom was really the defining moment for me. boom had, like, this global ethnic/italian --. >> anthony: so you saw a window to start introducing african, west african flavors? >> pierre: yeah. >> anthony: and it, it worked. people were receptive to that. >> pierre: absolutely, yeah, yeah. ♪ oh, wow. >> anthony: tonight we're having yassa made with the local fish called thiof. cooked simply, on the bone, wrapped in foil, and steamed over the fire, served with a mignonette-type sauce of onions. grilled mussels. sea urchin. >> anthony: mm, grilled mussels, cool. >> pierre: yeah. >> anthony: oh, that was good. mm, starving. i mean, i'm really hungry. so, what distinguishes senegalese cuisine from the neighbors? >> pierre: i think we have the best food in the continent. >> anthony: have you, you've traveled in the american south? >> pierre: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: um

we would be in the kitchen tasting things. >> reporter: two hours in the kitchen monday re-creating their rip 17-person celebrity judging panel. including qua may and watchchy from top chef cooking everything from barbecue chicken, pizza kay sa delas to stuffed zucchini all out key ingredients of ol lichb oil and salt. >> reporter: the team from orange county took home the gold with the moroccan stuffed zucchini. all of the lunches will be served to thousands of students across their respective school districts. >> our thanks to catherine there for us. >> such a good idea. it's not that hard sometimes to cook inexpensive healthy meals. requires a little more thought and effort. >> not when it's considered like a potato is a vegetable. those are the guidelines. yeah, but those are the guidelines they have to work with. hungry. >> they did a good job. >> i'm starving. >>> this morning on "world news now," hillary clinton's getting a major boost on primary day. >> clinton inching closer to history gaining enough delegates to become the presumptive nominee but not counting her chickens before

spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event.on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> that breaking news from the supreme court, we have team coverage of two major decisions released in the last hour. >> julie carey has the information and angie goff is following the restrictive texas law. we begin with the former virginia governor's case. after more than a year of appeals, the supreme court has weighed in on this. >> it appears that former virginia governor bob mcdonnell may be getting a new trial. julie

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

the roof trusses, the kitchen sink, outdoor unit was just delivered.hing outside you see has been donated. >> everything in this house is designed to hugo's specific injuries and to help him get around. phenomenal type of technology that now exists for people with these type of injuries. the flooring services and style in every room is designed to be different so that hugo can know, by the sense of feel, what room he is in. >> so when he has his cane, he can feel the different textures walking into the kitchen area. >> there's a -- a voice-activated thermostat, which he can control from his iphone. >> it will actually read to him the temperature of the room. >> 79 degrees. >> although he is legally blind, hugo does still have some light perception. so blue led lights will be projected onto the floor. >> that'll help him navigate to get to his children at night, come up and down the stairs safely. ♪ >> about a month before they were to be handed the keys, the house still under construction, we brought hugo and his family by to check the place out for th

rise of the machines in your kitchen and in your home. a fridge that sends you a shopping list, recipes and an oven that can cook. amazing technology helping one vietnam war veteran. an arm that sounds like science fiction but it's science fact. >> i have much more finesse. this is my power grip. >> father's day money lessons from kids. what you can learn about your finances from your kids and what they do better. keeping fido or fluffy safe. how to keep your pet out of harm's way. "on the money" starts now. >> your money, your life, your future. now becky quick. >> our houses are inanimate objects made of wood, brick, concrete or glass. more and more they are getting smarter and more connected. is that good or are we giving too much control to technology? that's the cover story. doorbells with cameras that let you see who's there. thermostats can be changed from a smartphone. technology is integrated into our homes. major tech companies are leading the advances. amaz amazon's alexa speaker and google home now work with smart homes and ap

spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> let's take a quickthe markets. at this moment the dow is at 200 plus points mark, up more than 1%. same story on the nasdaq and s&p. good to see the numbers after all that red we saw on friday and monday. >> that's right. >>> the academy motion picture arts and sciences is hoping to become more diverse by extending invitations to new members. they came under fire this year after all 20 acting oscar nominees were white for the second year? a row. they promised to double the female and minority membership by the year 2020. 683 potential new members have been extended invitations, including idris elba, america ferreira, ava mendez, ryan coogler. they would boost the female membership to 21% and those of color to 11%. >>> the marin county fair is kicking off a big line-up of fun and food. the fair features more than 800 categories and 13,000 exhibits. several artists will perform over the next few days. tonight the wallflowers. tomorrow cool and the king. sheila e. then foreigner on the fourth of july. it o

kitchens?kitchens are number one, best indoor improvement that you can became. >> that's what new buyer's want? >> that's what they want. it costs a lot of money, about $30,000, but you can probably recoup 20 grand of that back. >> so you're not throwing it down the toilet? >> exactly. >> what about the bathrooms? >> they are up there high as well. you're going to be able to recoup that as well. that's something that you want to keep in mind. there's something that you want for yourself. >> carpeting. >> closet renovation. speaking about somebody who has a tiny closet. it doesn't cost that much to do it but the buyer doesn't care about how you've organized your closet, you know? >> exactly. >> what are some ways that you can try to save money if you're getting into a home renovation? >> you want to make sure that you keep the same footprint that is in your kitchen, for example. you don't want to move a bunch of the plumbing because that can cost a lot of money. the first thing you should do is

i love it. >> and tours of the white house kitchen garden are open to any school and community groupt in gardening and healthy eating. > don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, hillary clinton's historic moment. the first woman in a major political party to become the presumptive nominee reaching the magic number but focused on today's major primaries, plus more trouble for donald trump as top republicans urge other party members to unendorse the candidate. we're live. >>> tracking colin. it's pounding florida. the storm's latest path as it heads up the east coast. >>> a large cat crawling towards a man with its power fful jaws. >>> a judge gives a teenager a choice go to jail or sing a song at a busy intersection.

spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> 7:23. deputies are looking for a bay area man in connection with a kidnapping and beating of a 13- year-old girl near clovis. deputies released this photo of 40-year-old miguel carriedo. they say he is known to stay both in san francisco and oakland. he is accused of being part of a group of at least four men who waited outside the girl's home in february and forced her inside their car. deputies say they drove about 20 miles away, forced her to get out, and punched her and kicked her before driving off. she found help and was treated at the hospital. a woman who had been dating the girl's father and the woman's 18-year-old son were both arrested on suspicion of conspiring to commit kidnapping for financial gain. >>> there are reports that san francisco's willie brown middle school got a failing grade from many parents and staff members duri

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we would be in the kitchen tasting things. >> reporter: two hours in the kitchen monday re-creating theirning recipes and scored by a 17-person celebrity judging panel. including qua may and watchchy from top chef cooking everything from barbecue chicken, pizza kay sa delas to stuffed zucchini all out key ingredients of ol lichb oil and salt. >> reporter: the team from orange county took home the gold with the moroccan stuffed zucchini. all of the lunches will be served to thousands of students across their respective school districts. >> our thanks to catherine there for us. >> such a good idea. it's not that hard sometimes to cook inexpensive healthy meals. requires a little more thought and effort. >> not when it's considered like a potato is a vegetable. those are the guidelines. yeah, but those are the guidelines they have to work with. hungry. >> they did a good job. >> i'm starving. i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoi

a kitchen. who were in the swimming pool noticed smoke and started banging on doors. a neighbor grabbed a fire extinguisher and ran into a smoke-filled apartment before the firefighters arrived, and here is how he described what happened next. >> you could see the black smoke coming from beneath the door. andst pulled the pin started spraying into the kitchen. i was coughing a little bit. i said i was ok. i was holding my breath. roz: firefighters say the damage was largely contained to the one unit because they were able to attack it quickly. we saw some of the chart appliances, in indication of how fast the flames were moving. the apartment is sealed off tonight with yellow tape. that is the only unit right now that has family cannot be in there tonight. they got the other families back damage was pretty minor, all because of the quick thinking that got the neighbors out quickly and the one hero neighbor who try to put the fire out and did a pretty good job of it you for the firefighters arrived. roz plater, abc 7 news. kimberly: it was a warm night to fight a fire,

this was the kitchen area. obviously, the roof is gone, burned. i can't even imagine what the inferno was like when they walked outside. >> it first started upstairs where -- everything i had was in my office -- my wallet, my money, my credit cards, my license, all financial records. all the family pictures are gone, pictures with five different presidents, two popes, pictures with them. you just think about everything you have is gone. >> the coach and beth thanked god they made it out alive. >> what i was grateful for -- no firemen were injured because it was a big fire. but you're sitting there, and you're just saying, "i can't believe this is happening." and you're depressed. we made a decision that till 8:00 monday morning, we will feel sorry for ourselves. but 8:00 monday morning, that's over. >> that's it. >> we're gonna look forward and see what we have to do. what's important now? your house burned down. you lost everything. what's important now? >> they hired ray altieri, a public insurance adjuster. that's someone who works on behalf of

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and a kitchen with room for everyone.nd $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> unit states of america, it's not what we are all about. it's not what we are. >> that is senator john mccain, a former prisoner of war responding to donald trump's renewed calls for torture against terrorists in the aftermath of the terror attack in turkey. nbc tracie spots is live on capitol hill witre the attack has set off an angry debate. >> reporter: the debate happening not only between democrats and republicans, they are among republicans where mccain not only says that water boarding and other torture tactic supported by donald trump are a bad idea. they don't work. when you inflict pain on someone, they tell you whatever you want. there was a closed door briefing on isis after that senate republican slamming president obama and on what they have not done so far. major clashes here on whether or not the president has done enough to go after isis. but it's interesting this debate that's going on be

and investigators believe the fire started in a second floor kitchen and the american red cross is helping four families affected by the blaze. >>> on the weather front we see clear skies this afternoon but it's only temporary so go out and enjoy it. the humidity is lower following yesterday's strong storms and temperatures in the 80s a perfect summer day but keep the umbrella handy because tonight and tomorrow could bring more precipitation. david murphy is outside on the terrace with the latest from accuweather. >> it is looking rick like a nice summer day. there are changes coming but probably not until the later overnight hours, we have cloud cover earlier this morning and it's pretty much out of here, and now out to the west we see high, thin clouds beginning to push their way in. and as we go later into the afternoon over the next several hours, generally speaking it's pretty bright. your temperature is warm, 84 degrees in philadelphia right now. 83 up in central park in new york city. and the humidity in the process of dropping so it's warm this afternoon but feeling less humid than

zoe's kitchen keep bringing the heat? plus, a brand new edition of the lightning round. >>> the form he market darling turned punching bag. it is widely regarded as having some of the best technology. palo alto pioneered the fire wall. they're at the forefront of keeping digital information at a time when companies big and small are taking security very seriously. it has the best growth around. including a 12% decline last friday after the company reported. after that kind of move you have to ask yourself what was so terrifying? it had higher than expected revenue. billings scored 60%. this is the cheapest it has been. the growth is so darn rapid. i understand these stocks are out of style in the wall street fashion show. if you believe that the cyber security industry is still ahead, maybe it is worth considering that it could be a pull back that's buyable. it reported a strong quarter. let's take a closer look. learn more about that quarter. welcome back to "mad money." the head said it is the biggest risk facing the fi

. >> over 14 bedrooms, 9 kitchens -- and that includes a commercial kitchen. >> right. >> multiple dining. >> yes. >> bowling alleys and everything else -- what is the motivation behind this? >> we didn't plan on building the largest home in america, but by the time -- like, i wanted a health spa, david wanted a movie theater, we added another movie theater, then he wanted bowling alleys, and then... >> it just sort of -- just morphed. >> in order to fit all that in. ♪ >> how much property does this sit on? >> this sits on 10 acres. i think it takes up a whole acre just for the house. if you go into a walmart -- you know how big walmart is. >> i do. >> it's the same square footage as a walmart. >> that's big. ♪ now we're entering the master-bedroom area. >> you have to take a tour just to get through the master bedroom. >> i'm picking up what you're putting down on that. i understand. we're having a living room in the master bedroom, along with a kitchen. >> right. >> you don't want to have to go downstairs. >> we won't have to go too far for a cup of hot milk in the middle of the night.

you see this restaurant is actually a soup kitchen. >> today we have oven fried chicken. roechted potatoes. >> reporter: one with an innovative twist. gone are the trays and the slow-moving buffet lines. . . >> party of one today? >> two. >> reporter: instead, the guests are waited on. >> the first time it happened, i thought it was off the chain. >> what can i get to you drink? >> reporter: after serving meals to the needy for more than three decades, episcopal community service switched to the restaurant model this year, surprising regulars like tess mccue. >> i was like, am i in the right place? >> you walk in here and someone sat you down and served you, how does that make you feel? >> special. very special. >> reporter: to make it work, all of the waiters are volunteers. >> thank you. >> it doesn't cost anything extra. it really doesn't take that much extra time to be friendly and greet our guests as they come >> there you go. in. >> reporter: as for the chefs, many are part of a culinary training program, including kevin beard, who is homeless. >> do you feel a conn

i see them running from the back and i'm running from the kitchen -- >> the loud pop was the sound of gun fire on the unit block of east walnut lane. tia reed's son and others were playing basketball like they do on other days. >> be believe the whole group was playing in the house, an abandoned house, they found this gun and passed it around from kid to kid and the 15-year-old shot the gun one time and hit the 13-year-old. >> i called the police after the boys came running out. >> what did the boys say when they came running in? >> said he was dead. >> they eye if ied the victim as christopher macke and the 15-year-old that fired the shot has not been identified due to his age. he ran off after the shooting and told his parents that took him to the homicide unit. they describe him as good kids. >> tia reed and his friends tragically learned a tragic lesson. >> this is a wake-up call and anything can happen, you have to make good decisions all the time. >> and police are still investigating who owns that gun and how it was left in that abandoned home. i am live outside of police headq

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the kitchen and he has family recipe all the way from hungary. it will make you hungry. there he is with his very tall son, paul. dr. gorka is coming up next. >>> but first, let's check in with bill hemmer with what's coming up at the top of hour. >> i bet that involves paprika. just guessing. >> because it's hungarian goulash? >> number one export. >> it is. good morning. >> he says yes. >> smart. >> confirmed? >> confirmed. >> overnight fire works from the floor of the house, where is the debate going now? who made the call on the orlando terrorist? the guy who installed hillary clinton's server takes the fifth 125 times. what does he know? the campaign has gone to a new gear. we'll talk to the trump team about his defense against hillary clinton and the stunning report on the number of isis plots stopped here in the u.s. martha and i will see you, packed show, 11 minutes away, top of the hour.

not just to that hair but also to a tiny speck of blood recovered near her kitchen sink. suspects, the next-door neighbor, dishwasher and tiffany, were cleared in the case. >> we were jumping up and the down. >> we wanted to go get him then. >> reporter: and prosecutor angela corey said no. >> he can come up with a story to explain that dna away. i carried her groceries in for her, and i cut my finger. you can't give anybody a chance to explain it away. >> reporter: the prosecutor wanted him on the record denying he'd ever set foot in the victim's apartment. then they'd hit him with the dna proof trapping him. so they sent katie kingston back to maryland to robert denney's house. >> well, i was going to play like i didn't know anything. >> reporter: you were acting. >> just acting kind of dumb. >> reporter: she told denney they had found the man who killed his old neighbor corey parker. the detective was just here to tie up loose ends. he seemed willing to help. what he didn't know the detective was wearing a wire. >> do you know corey parker or ever talk to her? >> no. >

we are right up above at fudge kitchen. there say lot going on here and history as well. out hank he is doing it up big time making the ribbons. hank you are on the spot this is your 15 minutes, there you go -- we have more on what to do down the shore, cecily there is vanilla fudge. i have it waiting for you. rick and monica what do you like? >> a sample plate. >> free is my favorite. we won't see any of that. more ahead in our next half hour of "action news" at 5:00. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again. here is what is happening on "action news" thursday night. police say that the gunman that kill aid professor on ucla campus is connected to a murder thousands of miles away. and governor tom wolf issued a call to action for all pennsylvania lawmakers to take a stand against drug addiction. >>> now to more developing details on the murder-suicide yesterday on the campus of ucla. authorities say he had a kill list with at least three targets on it. his professor bill kluge was apparentl

foods prep kitchen in boston and uncovered violation like condensation from the roof and pipes drink on to food prep area, and the kitchen makes food for 74 whole foods locations throughout the northeast, whole foods says that it has taken steps to correct the issues. hope you are not going to go lose your appetite, nicole and brooke. >> that is rough. >> yes. >> thanks, jill. >> coming up after the break, we will get another check of weather and traffic. >> katie is tracking showers. she will show you when it will clear up though one american park is larger than yellowstone, yosemite, grand canyon and glacier national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> today is the day we have been looking ahead to as the most unsettled day in the forecast. we will dodge wet weather anytime today. i wouldn't call it a wash out but keep wet weather gear, weather, rain slick error umbrella at the ready at any point because we coul

you're really staying there for the history and to cook in julia child's kitchen.a lot of demand as one would expect, but the home is available on airbnb. it is available for rent like any other home would be, 600 and sleeps610 a night, it -- six. this is a great entry-level deal, but i will say it has been very popular, it has been on the site for about a week and is already booked up through december. mark: i'm not sure about the hidden cameras. while i want to stay somewhere where there are hidden cameras? price youart of the have to pay, there is one camera in the kitchen and it is meant to ensure that you don't take any of her utensils or steal her rolling pin. all the footage is destroyed after you check out and it is a security measure. betty: the pup karate is always following mark around, that is why he is sick of cameras. mark: coming up on the european close, we have an interview with the vw chief and ticketed. we will get his reactions to earnings that showed the emissions scandal is hurting profits. stocks,ook at european trading lower for the second c

spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event.0 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> taking a look at headlines, all eyes on wall street after friday's more than 600-point drop in the dow. this morning prices were down again when the market opened. the british vote to leave the european union sent shock waves through the markets. they will work together to ensure economic stability and security. >>> americans are eating healthier. the percentage of u.s. adults with poor diets fell between 1999 and 2012. servings of whole grains doubled and whole fruits are also up and soda and frozen food sales have fallen. >>> if you're driving, you can expect lots of company. aaa says a record 43 million americans will be traveling for the fourth of july and most of them, more than 36 million will be driving with gas prices lower than in ten years. aaa says this could be a record breaking year for summertime travel. >>> bankrate.com out with the list of the best places to retire. here it is arlington, virginia