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so these are the finished energy bites after they've been chilled in the refrigerator. and these energy bites get me through a long day of school or just give me that extra boost to finish throughout the day. at the culinary institute of america, for teen kids news, i'm cody. - that's a recipe i've got to try. that's all for this week's show, but be sure to tune in next week for more teen kids news. (upbeat rock music) - [girl] write to us at info@teenkidsnews.com. >> we are fox sports. >> september baseball is heating up. >> the longest winning streak in american league history and's at 22! >> the twins sending shock waves throughout the wild card standings. >> the two best teams in the national league will square off. the dodgers hold the best record, looking to capture their third straight division title. washington punched their ticket to the postseason. >> the nationals are the champions of the national league east! >> now the nationals turn their attention to los angeles with the top spot in the national league.

. >>> the refrigerator has a warranty, but fixing it freezes for months. i'm consumer investigator kris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. ♪ ah the moon belongs to everyone ♪ ♪ the best things in life they're free ♪ ♪ stars belong to everyone ♪ ♪ they cling there for you and for me ♪ ♪ flowers in spring ♪ the robins that sing ♪ the sunbeams that shine ♪ they're yours and their mine ♪ love can come to everyone ♪ the best things in life they're free ♪ ♪ to a livermore woman whose costly appliance sat broken for >>> it is 6:25. nbc bay area responds to a livermore woman whose costly appliance sat broken for nearly two months even though it was protected under warranty. chris chmura is here to explain how what happened. >> sharon said the icemaker inside her refrigerator began malfunctioning and leaking but she wasn't too concerned because when she bought the appliance from lowe's she also bought an extended warranty. with the trouble she contacted lowe's and it sent out a technician to look at the refrigerator. he said he needed to order some parts. but shar

. >>> refrigerators, that magic box that we just wish was a bit more magic.w, when you go late at nit, nothing in, five minutes later, still notng in. you wish something cool would appear. guys, i found a magic refrigerator. she goes to the fridge, opens it up. >> really? >> it's a bag. gets out the bag, a box, opens the box, and then you might want to put your fingers in your ears. immediately gets a ring out, slips it on her finger and jumps on her man. thank you very much! >> i'm going to stick to my diet so much better if i found jewelry in the fridge. i'd be like, who needs carbs? i got karats. >> dang, girlfriend. is this a proposal? >> no, in fact, they make clear why she needs this ring. >> she lost her old wedding ring, apparently that morning, and she's been tearing apart the place. wow, that's some lucky timing. >> i saw your ring this morning. >> really? >> but it was for a good reason, because he brought this upgrade ring. stole the old one in the morning so she'd freak out, but then gave her the bling later in the day. >> happy anniversary. >> t

some people lost everything and need to start over with furniture, refrigerators. we can show you some of what they've lost. befding stacked out there. there's a crib. but it's personal things that can't be replaced. it would be hard to say exactly what they need overall other than money to be distributed. handed out to folks so they can get exactly what they need. every situation is so individual right now. >> sarah dallof live in houston for us this morning. she did mention that chemical plant exploding in the flood zone. we're keeping an eye on it. >> molette green is at the live desk with more on that. >> they're trying to monitor that flood crippled chemical plant near houston, that plant wh m products like plastics and paint. it exploded and burned early thursday morning. at least two tons of highly unstable chemicals exploded. the owner of the plant warns that more explosions could happen due to a loss of refrigeration and because of the dangerous circumstances, the fire marshal says they're uncertain about water levels at that plant. because they're not sen

this refrigerator was actually on this wall. >> reporter: his loss especially acute. moved in this past april. >> you can see you can't even close some of them. >> reporter: and he's a storm reconstruction expert. >> you were prepared. you know what to do, what to expect when you walk back into a home. >> we were probably a little more prepared than most for what we were dealing with. but it's still -- when you walk in and see what your life has become, it can be difficult. >> reporter: compounding the troubles in texas, an explosion at the arkema chemical plant in crosby, 30 miles northeast of houston. the incident reportedly triggered when chemical-filled refrigeration containers failed, warming the oxygen peroxide inside, causing them to burst into smoke and flames. abc's clayton sandell went to crosby. >> what does it mean for people's health? >> what does it mean for people's health? you don't want to stand in smoke, do you? >> reporter: and from fema an even more alarming message. >> yes, the plume is incredibly dangerous. >> reporter: epa administrator scott pr

side dish and representing half of our business today >> what's an ampexample of refrigerator side dishr 24 ounce smashed potatoes that's distributed all over the state and all across the country. literally, you can have really, really good smash potatoes prepared in five minutes part of the reasons that we had such success with that is neat to consumers today consumers spend 20 or 30 minutes making meal and they spend most of that time on whatever that's at the center of the plate. they want quality side dish they they can have in the short period of time that that's where they make the mark >> we talk a lot about the family style restaurants what's wrong with the american restaurant business right now. >> chilly completely changed its entire concept and what's happening? >> all i can do is comment on restaurants and really deemed the separations of the food business and restaurants created shareholder's values it was difficult for us to tell the gross side wth size of the . we felt that for creating values shareholders and maximizing that, we got a fantastic price for that and really

post to bob evans, it was our refrigerator side dish business which has been growing.have a 50% market share and growing at a rate that far exceeds our competitors. >> shares of post were slightly higher to 86.36. bob evans' shares popped 6% to 77.41. >>> the government is reportedly taking steps to make it easier for american gun makers to sell small arms to foreigners. that's according to reuters. the report said new rules would cut regulatory costs and potentially lead to more job creation in the u.s. that was good news for the gun makers. american outdoor brands shares were higher by 10% to 15.70. >>> after the bell, bed bath & beyond reported disappointing profits and weaker than expected sales growth. the home goods retailer cited a number of issues including restructuring charges and the impact from hurricane harvey. shares initially plunged in the extended hours session and also ended the regular day down about 1% to 27.03. >>> homebuilding activity fell for a second straight month in august thanks to a decline in housing starts for multifamily dwellings. but t

if it's insulin, it has to be refrigerated. do they have the temporary power to refrigerate that? these are real challenges that the government on its own will not be able to confront. we have the know how of logistics with the capability to restore them and with the authority to make decisions quickly without having to check with 18 agencies and get the sign offs that can add days to the process. >> the business model that needs to change. >> i think they need to continue on the trend line they are following. to be frank, i think at least they need to restore logistics and the federal government will have to be in charge of that through the department of defense with the authority to make disions quicklyut what comes in and how it will get there and if there is not a capacity to distribute it, bring in what the capabilities they need to distribute it and get it to the right places. the restoration of communication and power as part of that. >> you are right in the middle of the aftermath of hurricane irma and in puerto rico and the aftermath of hurricane maria. do you see differe

impact on many different aspects of the world's climate i've heard the arctic refer to as the refrigerator for the planet not as a place to store your food but as in a temperature regulator how does that mechanism work and how is it being altered or distorted by climate change well the arctic is warming up about two or three times as fast as the rest of the world and the the way in which it's now failing to do its job it is for instance the fact that the whole arctic ocean used to be covered with ice year round but now it retreats in the summer into a smaller and smaller zone in the middle of the arctic and leaves a huge area around the edges ice free and that area is made up of shallow water and underneath that show the water there's. permafrost leftover from the last ice age below that there's a huge mass of methane so when the. ice shrinks down it's not doing its job of keeping the water cold anymore so that means the water can warm up in the summer because of solar radiation that melts the permafrost and there comes the methane so we've seen very big plumes of methane coming out of the

the company said the water knocked out refrigeration needed to keep chemicals from degrading and catching fire. 100 miles east of houston, residents in beaumont, texas, waited for their water treatment plant to be fixed. they continued to line up at grocery stores and distribution centers to get bottled water. back here in north houston, maria says she has no flood insurance. yet she remains grateful. >> the important thing for me is my son has life. my mother, she is 80 years old, okay. but most important, we are kept together. we are safe. >> reporter: and for now, she's just taking life one day at a time. give us some perspective as you were going out last night, today, are all parts of the city under water or different parts being affected differently? >> reporter: indeed, it is my home town. i usually cover the refugee crises in places like syria and iraq, so to see some of the similar themes of displacement and loss here in my own home town is truly incredible. there are parts of the city that were not dramatically affected. i arrived last night and went to dinner at a restaurant ne

when the refrigeration units quit during four to six feet of flooding, the chemical plant knew this was going to happen. they said it could happen at any moment, and late this afternoon, it did. yesterday, one of these trailers went up. now at least two of them have exploded. this is an intense, big fire. this chemical plant has a host of potentially very dangerous chemicals. executives told us those chemicals are far away from where this fire is burning, and fire crews just let this fire burn itself out. it's too dangerous to go in. that smoke is an irritant. that smoke can create some breathing issues. weon thursday at least 18 first responders were taken to the hospital with a variety of issues and yet we were able to get right up next to the plant today, even though it is inside an evacuation zone. and there are many people we saw trying to get back into their homes. this fire has to burn itself out. and remember, there are six more of these tractor trailers that have yet to go. demarco. >> morgan: a dangerous situation out there. kris van cleave reporting. kris, thank you. the stor

the first thing is all the food in the refrigerator rots. so within 48 hours, i don't care how much they stored for the hurricane, they can no longer eat a lot of the food they need for their nutrition. you may say well, why don't they just get up and go see a relative or go somewhere that is handing out food? they are on the 13th or 12th floor. the elevator doesn't walk. they can't walk down 13 flights of stairs. this exposed the real vulnerability that we will have to examine. and then debris removal. some of these are small counties. some of these counties are still owed money from storms last year. fema disburses the funds to the state. the state hasn't disbursed it to them yet. now they have to go out and hire, hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of dollars to clean up these roads, and they don't have that in their budget. so a huge strain in that regard. what our office has done and senator nelson and i spent two days together traveling last week and continue to work together, helping so many different people. yesterday -- on friday,

it stores compounds that need to be refrigerated it lost power because of the flooding. people in beaumont texas are desperate for drinking water and they lined up for miles to get bottled water after the town run dry. the voters on the pumping station shorted out when the river spilled the banks. >>> and houston, a man-made flood emergency. police are asking people to evacuate as they release water from the reservoir.>> i simply do not feel comfortable. this can last for the next 10 or 15 days.>> tomorrow trump will travel to texas and louisiana to meet with victims and survey the damage.>>> the warriors had steph curry stepping up for the flood relief. a three-pointer challenge and a pledge to donate $1000 for the 18 shots that he made. he matched that amount and it donated another $100,000. >>> police are looking for a woman suspected of opposing as a nurse. cameras snapped his dish these photos. she put on a uniform and snuck into a residence from and took money. the village is working with police to track her down.>>> the school year is beginning but the parents are

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the plant lost refrigeration yesterday that caused several explosions. the owners believe there will be more. the epa believes there's no serious danger but evacuated the area as a precaution. in houston rescue efforts continue as crews go door to door. so far they are rescued 72,000 people. many of those are returning home to clean up from the devastation. >> feel like crying but then i'm joyful because i could have been in the water. this too shall pass. i know that it will. >> about 20,000 homes will remain flooded for the next week because of emergency water releases from two reservoirs. today houston's mayor asked the affected residents stay away from their homes. >>> yesterday you helped us raise $67,000 for relief efforts. disney's day of giving raised a total of $14 million. there's still time to help out. >>> a hawk is soaring above sonoma county again thanks to a golf golfer. take a look at the hawk stuck in a tree. timothy carter knew something was out of place while he prepared to put on the second green wednesday evening. >> like a crow or t

we need to keep that refrigerated. it's so difficult. there's no ice. there's no -- there's nothing. so we need to do these lines of four, five, six hours to get that. so it's chaos. it's really chaos. >> reporter: ali velshi was asking about the mixed messages we've been hearing. are things improving or are things getting worse nine days after the storm? >> well, it's not improving too much. you know, it's very, very difficult to get, you know, gasoline, the medicine, the food. we really need the help. it's so difficult to get everything. you know, it's just chaos for us. >> reporter: people here aren't working because they have to stand on these lines all day. we've seen the latest reporting from the white house there's 7200 troops on the island. have you seen them? is that enough? what are your thoughts here? >> not too much, really. you don't see that often. really it's so difficult to see with all the chaos, you know, it's so limited. the help we're receiving in security. and i'm not seeing that too much. so we need that help right now. >> reporter

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f to require refrigerated pharmaceutical. m end then to have a true impact this threatens theot fundamental character if we do not help the florida keys. a . .we the housing and the like and entire in apartment buildings, towers of apartment buildings populated by senior citizens if they tell you what happens when the power goes out. all the food in the refrigeratoa rods. they can no longer eat a lo a lf the food they need. the elevator doesn't work so they can't walk down 13 flights of stairs. this exposes a vulnerability and then debris removal. some counties are owed money from storms before. senator nelson and i spent days traveling last week and continued to work together helping so many different people. we had an event in a migrant community in florida. 800 people turned out. jacksonville today 1805. naples florida back on friday and we are about to start in the florida keys helping people because you have no internet and no power how do you go. i don't want to leave on the negative note that there are some uplifting t

there's no insulin because there's no refrigeration. 5% of the island has electricity. 5%.es that tell you? that people are dying. people are suffering. there's no running water. people are drinking water out of the creeks that they have. there's no gas. so, you know, we know what the problem is now. we just got to kind of overcome these logistics. and it could be done. you know i just saw the interview that you did with the posadas, i love what they're doing. so many of us here in the states making every effort. but the problem s i have friends that have like cargo planes loaded with water, ready to go, but when they land, there's no one to receive, there's no one to take off these palettes of water, there's no trucks. so, again, the logistics need to get better. people need to delegate -- >> louisuis, with the president tweeting earlier today, criticizing the mayor and saying that the mayor and other leaders, they're not able to get their workers to help. what do you think that that message was? i mean, is that the example that you're saying, there aren't people there to

imagine anything outside of san juan where someone is a diabetic and depends on insulin, has to be refrigerated. that medicine has gone bad by now if they haven't run out. imagine if someone needs dialysis once or twice a week. it's probably the longer the net since at the imagine if you are undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. that's not going to happen this week or next unless things real dramatically change. these are real challenges, and i raised them only because thi ths a disaster that will require an intense effort on behalf of the federal government that you a would not traditionally see anything that impacted the mainland for the reasons i've outlined and many, many more.ou the good news is that earlier today you saw the white house engaged even more in terms of some of the things they are doing, more dod, more department of defense assets. as a result of some restoration at the airport, the ability to lend more points more quickly. so again more things come in. the ports opened fairly quickly. but the challenges remain. ou approve $10 billion of assistance and somehow figure out a way

. >> boxes on the porch but the refrigerated items they could put in your refrigerator. >> go in the house, put it in the refrigerator walmart shoppers can monitor the drivers through the august home app. we asked to see if this a service people would actually use. here's what they said. >> you're saying the deliveryman would have a key or a pass to my home to come in and. ut the groceries away? i don't think i would like that. >> i would definitely allow it i trust walmart and i live in a secure place where they would let them in. >> based on what i'm hearing right now, i wouldn't be comfortable with somebody i wasn't familiar with coming into my home and dropping off things. >> i think with every system it's going to take a little bit of thyme to put it all together and have a safety system i mean, if the houses are backed through the application, i wouldn't be sure it's a problem. a lot of apps are already utilizing that i'd see the application being good if i was buying ice cream, wouldn't want that to melt. >> exactly my dearly departed mother-in-law loved her milkman, come in t

. >>> the food in your refrigerator goes bad. to take pictures on your way to the trash. >> if the power goes out and food in your fridge spoils, you can file a claim with the power company for reimbursement. requires a list of the food, the prices you paid, and receipt and other documentation. that is where those photos of your spoiled grub will come in handy. >>> if you have a question or complaint for chris, call us, 888-996 -- >>> first happening now, large and widespread protest in the philippines. activists and political opponents of philippine president duterte. has been under fire for amping up war gengs drugs in his country. >>> new report outline the health disaster in flint. city saw fewer pregnancies and more fetal deaths after april 2014. that's when people were exposed to high levels of led in their drinking water. we're back with more news. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emerge

an area outside of san juan where someone is a diabetic and depends on insulin that needs to be refrigerated it that medicine has gone bad by now. dementia someone needs dialysis once or twice a week. probably longer than that, imagine if you been undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. that will happen this week or next list things dramatically change. these are challenges. i raise them because this will require effort on the federalm main traditionally see in a storm that impacted the mainland for the reasons i've outlined many more. the good news is earlier today you saw the white house engagenf in more in terms of what they're doing. more department of defense q access. the ability to land more planes more quickly and more things coming in. the port open fairly quickly. the challenges remain. even if we could improve $10 billion and somehow figure way to deliver it to puerto rico they would still be challenged to take it from the airport or seaport and deliver it to the places they needed the most.ul there are road still not clear. we still don't have a full b assessment of where the damages

i need them to put me meats, milk and all those things in the refrigerator because we don't want to wayt money. i don't think anybody is worried about the cereals. >> i have use key pad from giant, fresh direct, i will use amazon has great won, everyone will deliver i have used them but they drop it on me counter and turf put ate way. >> yes. >> if you are not home then my cold stuff would go bad. >> i don't. >> karen, you are in to this service. you will let this stranger wal-mart worker come into your home. >> yes, this is not that much to steel. >> first personally met all morning to say that. so that is the first real me, wal-mart is on to something. some people will be into this. >> they are providing security camera when they are sitting in the barco lounger watching your television you can see them doing that eating my chips. >> your fantasy. >> pizza delivery guy. >> the other issue is. >> young strapping man. >>> from wal-mart. >> in our case we work so early we leave the home first. so if you live with other people, a significant other, a child, and you forgot to tell them del

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. >> well we're fortunate in that our neighbor hooked us up to the neighbor's for the refrigerator only. so our refrigerator is running. >> at one point this morning more than 11,000 people in santa clara county were without power. by 3 this afternoon pg&e says 687 still had no electricity. renee moreland says the winds were so strong theyer to the screen off the front window and ripped off shingles. from the los gatos backyard to busy streets in campbell. the isolated storm caught many by surprise packing a powerful wind driven punch. you can see paul certainly has his work cut out for him. because that is a sizable tree. i got off the phone with pg&e and they told me they had 270 customers without power. they have you crews working on it right now. they hope to restore electricity to them in the next couple of hours. reporting live in san jose, marian favro nbc bay area. >> we can hear them working behind you chopping down that tree or chopping it up we should say. you can track the changing weather from the palm of your hand. download the free nbc bay area app. >> let's turn to the o

. >>> sharon he canland stays the ice maker inside her refrigerator began malfunctioning and leaking.e wasn't concerned because she got the extended warranty from lowes. after the problem occurred sharon contacted lowes and it sent out a text somebody to check it out. that tech said he needed to order parts. but sharon ended up waiting nearly two months for the parts. and said she couldn't get an answer from lowes about when they would finally arrive. frustrated she reached out to us for help we contacted lowes and get this it refunded sharon the full cost of the refrigerator. that is a savings of more than $4400. in a statement lowes apologized and said we apologize for the inconvenience mrs. he canland had. and we are pleased to have resolved her concerns. if you have a consumer sclant please call us 1-888-996-tips, or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> did they fix it. >> shh she had to get a new one np 4400 for a refrinl rater do does it come with milk and eggs. >> well if you pay the extended warranty, man. >> absolutely cheer to sharon for holding them accountable. when you b

how walmart is trying to fill your refrigerator in a new way. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. as we continue to follow all of the def nation by harvey, irma and maria we're asking if the nation's capital is ready for a major hurricane. a super storm in our area and jeopardize national security. what could be at steak we asked experts. lauren. >> as you walk along this stonewall constitution avenue you may think is part of one of the monuments. i did. turns out this is levy built by army corps of engineers to protect our national treasures. how much water can this thing hand. >> in case of major hurricane making land fa

." >> it's a dire situation as puerto ricans head into the eighth night without power or refrigerators. our reporter is on the ground where even ice is hard to come by. >> we are here where one of the main necessities is ice. as you can see, i'm at the local ice plant where people have lined up since 2:00 in the morning to try to get a couple of bags of ice. you can see the line is incredibly long. people have been waiting for hours and hours. they say it's important to wait here. they need to get ice for their families. they need ice to have food. people from the plant told us they are limiting the amount of ice to two bags per person. if a couple is living in a home, it's two bags of ice per person. the line continues and continues four blocks. >> that was amanda ramirez reporting from puerto rico. this has bee has been a deadly e season. storm survivers will need help for months if not longer. reporter chad pradelli travel today texas during hurricane harvey to show search and rescue. local first responders were part of the efforts in florida. brian taff was in naples riding out hur

storm them in the refrigerator a way. pepper was loaded with vitamin c and another nutritional value our body needs. isn't that beautiful. i want to combine a bunch of them and saute them. i'm tony tantillo. eat fresh and stay healthy. >> they're pretty good too. >>> homework without grades, why bay area high school was looking to dump the standard a through f scale. that story and more coming up at 5:00. all right. it's a nice -- i took a nice walk earlier today. not too bad. a little chill in the air, but not too bad. keep your jackets handy for the rest of the week. >> especially in the morning. ♪ [ insects chirping ] >> bill: brooke, you're not leaving. >> brooke: i have to. >> bill: it won't solve anything. >> brooke: solve what? you wanted your damn skyscraper so badly, you had somebody set fire to spectra! and then you punched your own son when he called you out on it! >> bill: i regret it! i told you! i regret all of it! >> brooke: you regret getting caught. >> bill: i regret that it might cost me my son. but not

the plastic bag that you buy it in, put it in the refrigerator. shelf life is two to three days. i like to take the vines off right here. a little bit of the stem and put it on the grill. and 30-seconds a slide and get the char to them and add it to a salad. you'll live it. i'm tony -- got to feel fresh. >> we went for a walk earlier and you can feel a huge difference in temperature. cooler. almost need a sweater, not quite. >> not yet. >> it was nice. >> enjoy your labor day. ♪ >> steffy: you're really doing this? >> liam: it's the right thing, steffy. the truth is always the right thing. >> wyatt: got your message. what's going on? >> liam: well, some things need to be said. >> wyatt: to me? uh-oh. should i be nervous? >> liam: no, no, no, not you. dad. >> wyatt: dad? all right, what's he done now? >> liam: well, if you honestly don't know, i would sit. this ain't gonna be pretty. >> thomas: sit for what? >> liam: you'll see. thanks for coming. >> caroline: you didn't really give us much of a choice. we were on our way to the airport. >> liam: i know. i-i appreciate you taking