you might recall that patrice mumbo was assassinated. >> that a number of black americans invaded the united nations and had a raucous demonstration, turned it out. >>. >> you might also recall the recent news stories about the commerce cold, the secretary-general of the united nations. who died in a plane crash near that same time, apparently. and many of us suspected this for a long time that he was killed by the rhodesians or their allies in the condo. for that allies in venezuela navia for example, finally after 56 years, there is a credible legitimate investigation taking place and if any of these culprits are still alive, hopefully they will face the music. >> and with regard to marcus garvey, keep in mind that there was not that many independent african nations at that time.you have liberia which was sort of neocolonial. the appendix of the united states of america and thenyou had ethiopia which as i point out , i think in this book that marcus garvey's relationship with ethiopia was not the best for various reasons. and so that's complicated having relations with his imperial

then you have heather graham not getting work, right patrice? >> patrice: yeah.y when you're a young woman whose trying to kind of make your way. you shouldn't have to trade your integrity for a shot at your dreams. >> liz: we have to get to this sound bite jane fonda telling cnn she knew about harvey wine stein about a year ago. she regrets it about not saying anything watch. >> jane: i found out about harvey a year ago and i'm ashamed i didn't say anything right then. why didn't you you're so bold? >> jane: i was not that bold, because i guess it hadn't happened to me and so i didn't feel it was my place. >> what did you know? >> jane: one of the women who have spoken out, rosanna told me , and it came as a shock and a great disappointment. >> liz: okay we have 32 women with claims of sexual assault and harassment by harvey wine stein. here is jane fonda on president trump. the predator in chief and his fake news, you know, their tactic is to divide and conquer. >> we refuse to be controlled by a sexist lying hypocritical bigot. >> i have a new idea for a new b

well said, robin, patrice, thank you so much for your time. cheryl: debate continue for days after what we have seen in las vegas this week, coming up, get ready for tropical storm nate, oil companies evacuating the rigs, the gulf, new orleans has declared a state of emergency, nate could become a hurricane before it makes landfall, janice dean with the latest track of the storm. you're watching fbn:am at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. [message notification] projections need to be... [message notification] e

. >> reporter: patrice beady tells nbc 10 she recognized him right away from our stories and needed to jump in. by the fence on kensington avenue was michael cor sello. shortly after leaving his rehab facility in fort washington. >> i wouldn't want to be sleeping on it the street, would you? they get robbed, beat up. it's all true. you can come down here for help and you never go home. >> reporter: we've been following the up ands downs of corsello since he came up two weeks ago since overdosing twice in less than two hours. how did you know it was him? how did you recognize him? >> his voice. >> reporter: sady says he came to a narcotics program, got robbed and he slipped up again. he's back at the rehab center now. she's being called a guardian angel. >> i don't look at myself that big. >> reporter: but in reality you probably made some sort of difference. >> i hope he changes, that's all i have to say. >> and patrice you just saw there in that piece says she understands the horrors of hair r heroin addiction. the father of her two kids died from an overdose this summer on the street

congra to patrice and >> isn't that great? it's a fabulous reveal. >> pretty spectacular.t of luke our weather today? >> yes. patchy frost. today' is only going in normal time of year we we'll cool today. plenty sunshine for the rest we start to warm up again friday into the weekend. but we do stay nice and dry you can start making plans. it's no the until early next but then we cool down again. pat? >> all right. thank sheena. >>> for joining us. that's news 4 midday. we're back on the air this aftern you ca get news and weather update any time with the nb alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. what's new from light and fit? greek nonfat yogurt with zero artificial sweeteners. real fruit and 9

liz: patrice, danielle, you'll be back with us.re taking a live look at the president and first lady hosting a halloween event at the white house, opening south lawn to children from 20 schools in the d.c., maryland, virginia areas. those from military families and community organizations for trick-or-treating. the president and first lady handing out treats like presidential m&ms. staying on the story. cute stuff at the white house. >>> this story for you. political correctness gone haywire again. now a church in virginia removing a black honoring george washington. we'll get reaction on that next. ♪ lan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. i had severe fatigue, went to a doctor. became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. i had to put my trust in somebody. we recommended chemotherapy, and then a stem cell transplant. when his disease progressed, i thought that he would be a good candidate for immune therapy to unleash his immune system against the cancer. i'm back to working hard.

joining me is chris kofenas, patrice leowuka.sten to his speech here, what's your opinion of the strength of what he's saying? how many of the 12s toup republican seats can he peel way to move more turnarouowards his? >> it's not clear. at the minimum, he's creating a division in the party which is destructive. if you look at the dynamics that are shaping up for '18, even the best, they lose seats. now you have a situation that's an internal civil war that is ongoing and you have a former adviser to the president who's still arguably an adviser to the president, feeding it. it doesn't play well with modern independent voters. i'll not sure that's his game. i think his game is to weak tn republican establishment as much as possible. >> if he's doing that, patrice, if you look at his words and his choice of words, is he a donald trump presidential wing man on the outside, or is he somebody that's being critical of the president? reminding the president, hey, this is what got you to the white house is this. >> i think he's trying to

patrice a treat to talk to you. thank you all. >>> coming up, a month since hurricane the irma and maria and hurricane -- sorry, hurricane irma and maria hit puerto rico and the virgin islands and things are not looking good. we'll have the latest, next. hate to play devil's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary. (phone ringing) what? keep going! yeah... (laughs) (voice on phone) it's not millennial enough. there are a lot of ways to say no. thank you so much. thank you! so we're doing it. yes! "we got a yes!" start saying yes to your company's best ideas. let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. whether it's connecting one of or bringing wifi to 65,000 fans. campuses. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. bring you more ways to helps reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with

patrice, what is missing here?> well, let's think about, you know, her approach to to the people that brought allegations about her husband. she was trite about it. she dismissed it when called out on her hypocrisy lately. her husband, a powerful man, settle ad lawsuit with paula jones for $850,000. if she is willing to wink her eye at hush-hush money back in the '90s, why are we surprised her winking at this kind of hush-money today. trish: i said this before. feminism is a loaded term. i am a feminist because i believe entirely in the equality of women. women should have every single opportunity and ability to make their own choices in life. no one looks down their nose, if you decide to stay home to raise your kids, whether you decide to be career woman. feminism, should be about embracing women. but i don't like this. when you just embrace the kind of woman that you think a woman ought to be. >> we've seen this from hillary clinton. we've seen it from michelle obama. if you don't think the way they think, that

good to see you, patrice.heryl: coming up, wouldn't up, wendy, messy, chilly weekend with four inches of water in the region. janice dean the next. what is next for duane the rock johnson. how about a run for the white house? you were watching trainspotting. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. cheryl: a nice ring to it? the president has a really nice ring to it. that's a boxer said at an event that alleys, con over the weekend. fans have taken this to mean the rock is not ruled out a run for the white house after he told "vanity fair" he's not running for office is a great opportunity to help people. wait and see what t

take a look from patrice johnson who says $5.40 each time i go through. r.k.n with the winner with 30 to $35 from woodbridge too tyson. question any idea how they set those prices? >> no i don't have any clue. >> the government claims to care about the poor. yeah right. poor buggers trying to get to work, have a job, provide for his wife and family and they want to stick their hands in their pocket. good luck with that. i don't see it that way. people talk about government or talk about capital greed what about governmentre >> if there's an actual formula i've never seen it. >> my understanding is that it's calculated based on the amount of traffic on it at the time. >> so some confusion and anger frankly about how it all works. the verify team on it and whamo. that led us to an australian based company called transurban. they may come from a land down under but they own and operate those pass lanes. they got the nod from virginia to start imposing congestion pricing back in 2012 and they were totally cool about showing us how they calculate the pricing formul

professor patrice yahaan is leading the study she says micro plastics are entering the environment in large volumes from a wide range of sources but the dangers are not widely appreciated. so along my plastic border see so long. when people see plastic bottles or seals strangled by fishing nets things form until then they do something about it a curfew. of this kind of mexico but these particles are so tiny they tend to get overlooked because they had a much lower loss of them for course thomas mani analyzes the samples from the rhine firstly sifts the soup from the river three times through ever finer serves he then adds enzymes and hydrogen peroxide which dissolved the organic material but not the plastic the tiny particles he's looking for are five millimeters or less in diameter. once most of the organic material has been removed he analyzes samples under the microscope he counts the tiny pieces of plastic and calculates how much micro plastic per square kilometer is swirling at the surface of the rhine. this sample from the german dutch border indicates a concentration of well ov

meantime, patrice understands the horrors of heroin addiction. the father of her two children died from an overdose this summer on the streets of kensington. the nbc10 digital team has familiared the opioid epidemic -- followed the opioid epidemic and its impact on local families for two years now. see our award-winning series "generation addicted" right now on nbc10.com. >>> if you're going to be in south jersey today, watch out for flying pump kins at the technology park in manchua. [ cheers ] >> rohan university's annual punkin' chunkin' contest will have an angry birds theme this year. as you see from previous years, organizers will be rolling out giant catapults to fling the pumpkins. several high schools and colleges from around the region will be competing. >>> looks like good weather for whatever you're doing. this morning, the pumpkins could have frost on them as the winds have died down. with clearer skies, not in philadelphia but the suburbs, south jersey, into the lehigh valley, looking at some areas of frost this morning. 45 in the c

patrice understands the horrors of addiction. the father of her two children died this summer on the streets of kensington. >>> today, david chilkin will highlight the approach to treating opioid addiction. nbc10 has been following the impact on families the past two years. you can see our award-winning series "generation addicted" on.com -- on nbc10.com. >>> and a case against a suspect will move forward in court. yesterday a judge ruled that derek rollins will stand trial. he's accused of shooting and killing a man on haverford road in ardmore over the summer. the case had been held up while rollins secured a final attorney. he's accused of murdering john lee in july. the apparent random killing that shocked the community. rollins allegedly fired shots at two people in the overbrook neighborhood hours before the murder of lee. >>> imagine being stranded for five months in the pacific ocean in a sailboat and nobody hears your calls for distress. >> that happened to two women until a navy ship picked them up yesterday 900 miles o

women in kenya in the slums dream of having a job like thirty seven year old patrice here who goes doordoor for nestlé in sound paulo but the job comes with financial risks and she has to give customers a full month to pay for their purchases. and i found that. sometimes people don't want to pay but i have to pay the nestle distributor on the fifteenth and the thirtieth of the month if others don't pay it comes out of my own pocket. if she sells a lot the trays here can earn up to three hundred euros a month that's hardly mold on the legal minimum wage in brazil under this business model best selling deborah products and dessert so organized in kits depending on the size and contents the kit costs between four and twelve euros it's good for everyone the vendor sells more than to customers pay less as a bonus the regular treats for children let him have some so he grows up to big and strong for him. but jack i was. talking to him as i know that. today is children's day a public holiday in brazil most families don't out sweets and have a nice meal. maria de silva is family is no exception

patric maguire learned that whennee first moved to town with his pick up truck. >> i got hit with $2,000 worth of parking tickets. >> reporter: it turns out a fortunate few are actually due to get money back from the city, if only the city could find them. >> they have a refund that's due to them, and we want to do everything we can to get it back to them. >> reporter: in all the city is holding $500,000 in tickets people accidently paid for twice or paid by mail. several hundred thousand drivers each with tens or hundreds -- >> these people collect about 50, $60 million of parking tickets a year. >> reporter: still, the city will take that money if nobody claims it. >> if we don't get ahold of them, that money will go into the general fund. >> how about just not charging so much in the first place? >> reporter: city officials point out they could be going right back into streets and buses, but they could be going right back into your pockets, you know, to pay for more parking. >> i got to get back to my parking meter. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >> to see if there's a check with your name

patrice can do so people are can during the recent feud with senators flake and corker that they could erode the tax bill, but is mccain or murkowski the real maverick here and maverick here at d.c. dems helping out? >> i don't believe they'll really take it on board. we've seen some democrats who are pro-tax reform, pro-sent a fine bureaucratic tax code is come to backtrack against it. when it comes to mccain in murkowski, we've seen none be the maverick on repeal and replace. even before we get to those folks, we've seen some republicans on the house side beat really salty. they are trying to derail today's budget vote because they want their tax giveaway caps save and this is part of the delicate dance of tax reporting. lauren: a lot of house members are from the west end without. there was a meeting that was canceled for last night about many of these high tax state members. if the state and local tax deduction were taken away, then put it beyond what the data. listening to the soundbites from senator chuck schumer and will respond on the other side. it gets pretty dramatic again.

secret was the name of the cia man who brought the poison to kongo to kill patrice lumumba, the leadererson brought poison to kill him. name of the cia person was secret. cia will try to protect -- maybe it's open today but cia tries to protect those names. that's the argument they're making to president trump i suspect. >> makes sense. >>> up next, other big moment, president trump declared nation's opioid crisis a public health emergency. his comments and first lady's, and how the epidemic is unfolding on american streets when we continue. a small new size that's fast, cause it's liquid. woohoo! you'll ask, what pain? new advil liqui-gels minis. backed me up... big time. before movantik, i tried to treat it myself. no go. but i didn't back down. i talked to my doctor. she said: one, movantik was specifically designed for opioid-induced constipation... oic. number two? my movantik savings card can save me big time over the other things i tried. don't take movantik if you have or had a bowel blockage. serious side effects include opioid withdrawal, severe stomach pain, severe diarrhea,

anderson shared his story an iraq war veteran and amputee as well as an author and actor and heard from patrice the founder of the girls auto clinic and the drexel grad what cofounded the service go puff. >>> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report on a tuesday. >> back to matt pellman in the traffic center with a busy tuesday. >> you'll probably feel less youthful when are you done with your ride on 95 northbound. here in del woe a slow go 452 to 320 in chester. and farther north are you locked up from 420 from this point to the airport then was a vehicle fire. you see the fire crews are out here now as are police and penndot and taking out the left lane and the fire is now out. and still heavy as you come northbound from 420 on 95. and farther along a vehicle broke down on the girard point double decker bridge. if you try to get northbound at the bruno mars concert in south philadelphia tonight it's not the easiest ride. and a crash on 42 southbound at 130, luckily that is pushed to the shoulder. middletown township a wreck at 452 at 352 north of granite run. and on 95 in the sta

patrice gillan johnson to the secretary of labor position. >> today patients with interstition lung diseaseple lung center. they gave patients and care taker a chance to learn about the latest treatments and research findings about the disease. organizers believe that the event will help patients better cope with hire condition. >> it's called the explorer's grand slam climbing the highest mountain on every content and trekking to the north and south poles it's impressive but they documented someone that did it after a very brave fight. monica malpass has more on this. >> his name is sean sworner and a cancer survivor twice but now only has one functioning lung and accomplished all of that. ali gorman spoke with this amaz igman when he stopped by "action news." plus, it is a star studded night in northern liberties as the city honors some of the biggest names in music that used to call the philadelphia area home. we are live at the big walk of fame gala. you'll know the names and love their music. >> thank you monica. >>> delaware county is joining pennsylvania's walk works program. the pro

. >> reporter: lisa vinsin, patric patricia's older strrks al eer had abdominal pain.procedures over the past five years including a hysterectomy and lots and lots of narcotics. >> i was torn between not being able to care for my family and i can care for them if i just take some pills. >> reporter: within months, two sisters, lisa and patricia, were both addicted to opioid painkillers. things would soon turn even more desperate for patricia. >> they would give me more, and if i didn't have it i'd get sick, sick, real sick. >> reporter: what did you do? >> there was a guy i worked with. his wife had dilauded, but didn't take them. he would sell me so if i ran out i would have some. >> reporter: one day that same guy didn't have any pills and offered up a cheaper alternative -- heroin. >> and the rest as they say is history. it just went downhill from there. >> she called asking for money for more heroin. and i told her, i will not send you money for drugs. i will not. but i will buy you kratom. >> reporter: around the world, kratom has been used for centuries to help m

patrice and her husband michael watched eagerly as the capital wheel lit up in all blue to celebrateaby boy on the way. the couple has been married for seven years and it will be their first child. congratulations to them. big blue wheel for their little baby boy. >> nice way to let the entire county know what kind of baby you're going to have. that's great. congratulations, folks. >> great it was a bombshell announcement last week when the boy scouts said they would start allowing girls to join, but that's nothing new for one local trooper. why they started doing it for this particular troop before this bik announcement. at you're wching news 4 first cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> it's still the talk at dinner tables all over. the histori

patrice, your daughter-in-law, is quite an exquisite singer. classical music. your other hobby traveling music, working out, 1999. who got you on that path. it was marty again. >> at the end of my bout with colorectal cancer. marty said you look like a survivor of concentration camp. you got to build yourself up. i asked around and gladys said i have the right person for you. >> put that slide up again. >> he works in the d.c. district court clerks office. in his spare time, he's a personal trainer. i have been with bryant since 1999. >> the book is already out. she does 20 military type push ups. she does 30 planks. holds a plank for 30 seconds. she's actually left the white house dinner so she can make her appointment with bryant. now justice kagan does kick booking with him -- boxing. >> she does real boxing. he says she is tough as nails. then we have the making of notorious rbg, which the two law students commenting on your shelby county decision and hobby lobby. you didn't even know who notorious was? >> he told me about notorious b.i.g. i looked up about

and patrice, your daughter-in-law, is quite an exquisite singer. so classical music. and your other hobbies, you have many traveling, music, working , out, 1999. so who got you on that path? that was marty again. justice ginsburg: yes, at the end of my bout with colorectal cancer -- and marty said you , look like a survivor of a concentration camp. you have got to do something to build yourself up. so i asked around and gladys kessler who was a district court judge, said i have the right person for you. judge williams: put that slide up again. working out. works ininsburg: he the d.c. district court clerks time hebut in his spare is a personal trainer. so i have been with him since 1999. judge williams: and the book is already out. she does 20 military type push ups. she does 30 planks. i mean, holding it for 30 seconds. so she has actually left a white house dinner so she could make her appointment with bryant. now justice kagan does kick boxing. justice ginsburg: no, she does real boxing. judge williams: and real boxing. and hasn't just as prior now signed up -- jus

patrice o'neal is one of my favorite standups.polarizing people you'd ever meet. he was honest about himself. that's what you appreciate about himself. >> there's four standup comedians? yeah. it's nonstop jokes on set. it's like, we've got to add. sorry about that. judd's funny himself. >> it seems like a good director would cultivate that. >> standup and multikam sitcoms they marry each other well. martin was one. >> yeah. >> they marry each other very well. i do standup and i'm used to doing some audience shows. i know what's going to work and what's not. and from the acting world, i'm just more confident playing characters on stage. >> do most of the people you know who do standup comedy are sort of funny by nature? >> yeah. >> it's not something they necessarily learn. >> oh, no, no. there's comedy schools around town. you can't teach standup comedy. but you can teach someone how to formulate a joke. >> timing. >> you can't teach timing. that's something that's in you. mitch hedberg, pryor, and others, they're all from new yo

patrice o'neill is one of my favorite stand-ups and he is probably one of the most polarizing peopleimself and that's what you could appreciate about him. >> there's four-stand-up comediennes on the cast? >> yes. >> it has to be fun. >> it is non-stop jokes onset. it is hard to hold us back in to act. y'all, we got to act today. oh, my bad, sorry about that, jud. juld is broadway and hilarious, too, man. >> it seems a good director would cultivate and say, yeah, we'll use that. >> it is true. stand-up and multi-sit coms marry each other. martin was one of my favorite shows. >> martin lawrence, yeah, yeah. >> doing live shows in the stand-up world, sot of just -- you know, and multi-cam marry each other very well. i'm used to doing the audience shows and i get to hear the immediate reaction, so i know what jokes on the live shows are going to work and what's not. from the acting world, i go do stand-up, i'm more confident playing characters on stage. >> do most of the people you know who do stand-up comedy are sort of funny by nature. >> yeah. >> it is not something you necessarily le

. >> so, patrice awe got to go to the game. >> my first sixers game, some exciting not only was a buzzerole experience of sitting, with the family, keith our son my husband, my son. >> that is joel's sister. >> yes, yes. >> they put us up half court they posted it on the jumbo tron. >> so exciting yes. >> that is a special treatment >> we sure did. >> and, press conference. >> that is is exciting. >> and, good day at the bakery >> on our way to camden right after this. >> to meet some of the players >> yes. >> dropping off your cake. >> you made a shake for him designed for him. >> after we, he is nutela fan and when his representative came to speak to us. we sent back some stuff some goodies and our normal shake is only 20. we had to bump it up so we made 32-ounce and he personally named the shake itself. >> what sit called. >> the embiid. >> well, he is creative. >> i like it though. >> and there is joel right there, he made a crepe and he wrote process on it. >> that is great. >> that is really cool. >> huge. >> just like him. >> he is a great guy. >> he makes chocolate of course. >>

. >> and patrice, the irony of course is here you have the fbi inventing something they call black identityts. the internal document that was made public on august 3rd. the aclu has now demanded information about fbi surveillance of black activists. they essentially took it to mean that their idea of black identity extremists means black lives matter. what do you make of the idea that the federal government is targeting black lives matter and calling black lives matter extremists but law enforcement having no interest in arresting white supremacists. >> i think it's deeply unfortunate that we are living in a moment that the fbi is deciding to target black activists who have essentially held a peaceful movement for the last four years. i think what the fbi should be focusing on are these white nationalist groups,these alt right groups who have not just killed. they've brutalized, they're harmed and they spew hate across this country. i think it's a waste of resources to be pivoting toward black activists. and we've seen this before. this we have to fight it and make noise about stopping it.

>> patrice. >> how long are you turning? >> 31. >> you're here from? got to get dave price's dance moves. did you see the spin? thursday morning. good crowd out there. >> we'll say hi to the people in a little while. first, your news at 8:00. the pentagon investigates the ambush that killed four american soldiers. president trump is facing questions about his treatment of the gold star families. hallie jackson joins us from capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. senator john mccain is one of those people this morning now calling for more information about that attack in niger. and a former top intelligence official is, too, with questions now not just about what happened but about the president's outreach to families of the fallen. one of the president's high profile critics, not satisfied so far with lingering questions over the apparent ambush in niger. former cia director john brennan with savannah and matt this morning. >> i know general mattis and others are going to be looking into the details of this and how the approval p

neil: patrice, what do you think?teresting, celebrities in support of what he said, sean "puffy" combs, colin kaepernick, lebron james, but what is interesting a lot of rappers have interesting history. snoop dogg was on "the apprentice," was he helping one of the projects he was working on. it is ironic everybody is #resist in the music init dangerous -- industry. i don't think what eminem did was courageous. he was speaking to the crowd. there are rumors that he has a upcoming album and has music on pink's next album coming up on friday. >> uh-oh. neil: carley, would be brave if he had a rap in favor of the president, but i wouldn't hold my breath. >> that would be the real bravery here. we've seen this some times where celebrities and politicians are considered so brave for making political points when they're making them, in a room full of people that feel exact same way as them. that is not necessarily my or traditional definition of bravery. it is also not smart. why we're seeing nfl ratings decrease, award show

chef patrice has done a few things like have a residency cooking at embassy owe he cooked for two presidentsyou. >> yup. >> it's a rather interesting way and wonderful spin on cooking lessons and cooking classes. he'll give you a free lesson right here on good day you'll find out how you can cook with the chef on a regular basis yourself. i love the idea blending cooking, smells delicious i stole some of the gruyere. what are we going to make later today. >> we'll make a frittata. >> with all the vegetables we can find in the refrigerator. >> i love it. >> chef i'll let you continue to work here. i'm going to walk over here. here's what the chef said this is what's great about the frittata. he said basically as long as you have eggs and anything else in your fridge. >> anything. >> he'll show you how you'll not go hungry. >> well if i have him in my kitchen. >> but later today you'll find out how you can have him in your kitchen. make sure you stickie round for the rest of the show today. >> welcome to good day at 10aa lot ahead for you. >> before we get to all the other things we have in st