sous chefs cook a little less. chefs are writing the menus and recipes. our way of setting up the kitchen. we are teaching and executing. we are not in there playing the fiddle every night. >> when you get to a brand as big as all of you, how do you make sure that your restaurants are producing the kind of food that you want them to produce? because you are ceo's now. >> it is training. i think the mindset is -- you have to check your ego at the door. the second you think no one else can do what you can, then you cannot. if you are convinced you're the only one who can do it, you should do it. check your ego. >> one of the things is about being a chef is being the coach of the team, the supervisor, being the last word on what that food is supposed to look and taste like and how it gets executed. make sure they do not take shortcuts. make sure they are tasting the food as well as you are. make sure they are checking for seasoning. >> do you hire everybody? >> do i? no, that would be impossible. but i have chefs and sous chefs who answer to me every single

sous chefs cook a little less. chefs are writing the menus and recipes. our way of setting up the kitchen. we are teaching and executing. we are not in there playing the fiddle every night. >> when you get to a brand as big as all of you, how do you make sure that your restaurants are producing the kind of food that you want them to produce? because you are ceo's now. >> it is training. i think the mindset is -- you have to check your ego at the door. the second you think no one else can do what you can, then you cannot. if you are convinced you're the only one who can do it, you should do it. check your ego. >> one of the things is about being a chef is being the coach of the team, the supervisor, being the last word on what that food is supposed to look and taste like and how it gets executed. make sure they do not take shortcuts. make sure they are tasting the food as well as you are. make sure they are checking for seasoning. >> do you hire everybody? >> do i? no, that would be impossible. but i have chefs and sous chefs who answer to me every single

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. >> this engineer says pooling water raises red flags >> you get pitting sou don't know how much you've lost. >> caltrans expected a certain amount of leakage. it's a bridge designed to be water resistant not watertight. >> would you build a ship that way? >> it's a test to determine how water is getting in. what the solution should be. >> mtv says the list will not be made public for a week. >> and rain we've talked about just north looking towards nef vat yes. sandhya patel is here to tell us when this is going to happen. >> we'll see rain coming in tonight. now i've put the umbrella down. it's mild here on the roof. we have cloud cover. we're getting very light rain in the north bay. there are some lightning strikes in northern california. rainfall totals trace to a quarter inch. so we're not expecting a lot of rain but it's much needed so we'll take anything we can get we'll be back at when the next storm is coming in later on this week. >> thank you very much. >> california drought was a big topic today for the israeli prime minister who visited the bay area to sign a agreement wit

sous chefs cook a little less. chefs are writing the menus and recipes. our way of setting up the kitchen. we are teaching and executing. we are not in there playing the fiddle every night. >> when you get to a brand as big as all of you, how do you make sure that your restaurants are producing the kind of food that you want them to produce? because you are ceo's now. >> it is training. i think the mindset is -- you have to check your ego at the door. the second you think no one else can do what you can, then you cannot. if you are convinced you're the only one who can do it, you should do it. check your ego. >> one of the things is about being a chef is being the coach of the team, the supervisor, being the last word on what that food is supposed to look and taste like and how it gets executed. make sure they do not take shortcuts. make sure they are tasting the food as well as you are. make sure they are checking for seasoning. >> do you hire everybody? >> do i? no, that would be impossible. but i have chefs and sous chefs who answer to me every single

visibility could be a problem sou might want to leave early for work. low 60s to low 70s a sign of spring for friday afternoon. and it only gets warmer for saturday. low 60s to mid-70s on the accu-weather forecast. we go to daylight savings time. sunday afternoon evening is our next opportunity for rain but then, temperatures coming right back up again during middle to latter part of the week. temperatures into the 70s. i'm bringing you a little bit of everything. i'm sant sandhya patel. back to you. >> and what struck gold thanks to an influence. >> surprising number and types of people getting tattoos these days. there is one thing anyone getting ink >> speak with a pure mind. and happiness will follow you. >> the dalai lama delivered opening prayer in the senate today. the spiritual leader is a nobel laurit and spoke in his native tongue. >> pope francis is popular. a survey says catholics are favoring the new pope and he's making them excited about their faith. over the last year, four in ten say they're praying more, among other findings, 71% say p

and off rain showers for san francisco, 61 degrees there, 65 on the peninsula, looking good in the sous bay, about 66. we have a slight chance for thunderstorms to develop especially over the higher elevations. but not as good as it was yesterday when we did see that severe weather roll through the sacramento valley. we head throughout the day today it's going to be a lot calmer out there, then things start to ramp up as we head throughout tomorrow night into looks like all the way through the weekend we're going to have the shower chance. we're looking good, we need the rain, i want to give you an idea of what that severe weather did yesterday. look at all of these tornado reports, reports of funnel clouds just to our east. very close right here to the bay area to see that severe weather. unlikely for us to see tornadic rotation in the bay area. i have to tell you when we see these severe storms we do have a slight chance. so as we continue on we're going to have that chance. it's warm out there, a lot of this moisture coming up from the subtropical latitudes. that's unstable so keep t

i was his iron sous chef. are on "worst cooks of america." of which i am not one.mething that is -- we take these lovable losers as i like to call them and they are so hopelessly bad. we teach them and we mold them and -- >> what are they bad about, do they not understand the process of putting together a meal or cooking or measurements, they do not feel it, what is it? >> it is shocking. this is my third season with bobby flay. -- first i've minutes of our watching them cook and he said, are you kidding me? people do not know how to use can openers or peelers. out.do not go to a cook if you know you do not know how to do something, when you go -- would you not go to a recipe or the internet or a cookbook, and they are shocked when the recipes do not come out. it is something you need to learn how to do. it is not a genetic trait that your mom and grandmother was a learncook, you have to it. people have not taken the time to do that. >> they have not taken the time to open your book. tell us about your book. >> my kitchen,""own your and it is a collection of my fav

sou don't know how much is lost. >> caltrans says it's a bridge designed to be water resistant not watertight. >> would you build a ship that way? >> this is a process to determine how water is getting in >> the full list of findings will not be made for at least a week. >> rain water has been getting into cracks in the road creating pot holes. san francisco department of public works says there has been a 25% increase in reports. last year, they filled 1600 of them. >> yes. >> still ahead tonight new adventures of bat kid in hollywood. >> smoking pot in a rest room. students are third graders. >> a man pays cash for a new tv and winds up in handcuffs. >> fewer tour of the light show on the bay bridge. you'll have to wait until after dark. don't. i want you to be kind.ff i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor.tk to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be aweso that's the doctor i want. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your

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. >> how sou? >> i don't want my daughter to go through this.f she sees me starting to decline, let me go down to the desert and dry up. not come visit. >> you can't be serious about that. you're suggesting that your daughter leave you alone and continue to live here life. really? >> i don't want to burden her with having to take care of me. i wouldn't want her to be burdened with that. >> in some ways marina is lucky. alexandra who asked us to use her first name lived clear across the country. >> he tells me he's in love. me met this woman at the supermarket who he's in love with and she's wonderful. all of a sudden she's seeing the woman every day. my father is over 80. the red lights are going over here. >> he met her in a parking lot, not in her apartment. she said she's asking me for money, she has to fly to new york and get surringry. he had given they are $20,000 in cash. that's when i said you have to come to california, you can't live by yourself. she brought him to california, not to the home. neither she nor her husband felt they coul

this is sous of an area where they said this is where they believe the plane may have gone down. to about 117,000 square miles. this debris that showed up on the satellite is south of that target zone. it figures into the larger target zone the national transportation safety board first came up with 48 hours ago which was 370,000 square miles. let's talk about really what the goal here is. if they can confirm that this is part of 370, the missing flight, the goal ultimately is to answer the question of what happened. it's likely they can do some of that calculation. it was the national transportation safety board's calculations that took into account the wind and the current to suggest this was an area to look at to begin with. if they can get back to the area where they believe the plane went down, the real goal is to get the data recorders. the flight data recorders are what will answer many questions. another one records the data. the cockpit voice recorder, i've spoken to a friend of mine who is a pilot that suggested if the cockpit voice recorder is completely silent, it onl

at bucky minor a sous chef grinding up all the cannabis used in gourmet edibles. the demand for marijuana jaunts is so high in these states there are even website devoted specifically to the industry. >> when you get in to working with patients and how it benefits people medicinally it's a particular skill set and you have to go find people who are educated with. >> cannabis investors and entrepreneurs say pot sales could reach $10 billion in five years and dixie elixirs are preparing for that. they're investing in a new 30,000-square-foot facility to keep up with demand. al jazeera, los angeles. >> the fda has approved the first device said to help prevent migraines. a battery powered device to deliver inpulse to the nerve believed to be the source of migraine pain. tests subjects apparently saw fewer migraines per month and had to use lower doses of painkillers to treat the pain. users are only allow to use the device once a day at 20 minutes at a time. coming up on al jazeera america we go behind the barricades of venezuela. the death toll rises in protests. >>

he's got a trip to japan and a trip to sou korea. asians are very much about face, and he's not going to china, he's going get on philippines instead. i think that's absurd. sending his wife is fine, but he needs to thereby too. lou: to follow up on judy's point, the reality is that 40% of the chemical weapons have been destroyed, an estimate, in that range. that's 40% more than last year. so that has to count as progress certainly if not a significant foreign policy victory. we'll worry about the construction when we get to 100% or something close there to. what do you think about what are his successes and is it unfair to suggest that his legacy right now could be basically abject failure? >> i look at it in a strange way where the peo had the biggest, you know, public face on the obama diplomacy was first hillary clinton and now john kerry. his secretaries of state really seem to carry the message, and the white house and the president really seems to be several steps behind. i think that's very strange, and i don't think he's int

and sous chef grind up all the cannabis used in gourmet edibles.demand is so high in these states there are website devoted specifically to the industry. >> when you get in with patients and marijuana and how it benefits people medicinally it's a particular skill set and you have to find people who are educated with. >> reporter: cannabis investors and entrepreneurs say pot sales could reach up to $10 billion in five years and dixie elixirs are preparing for that. they're investing in a new 30,000-square-foot facility to keep up with demand. al jazeera, los angeles. >> the strongest painkiller yet, the food and drug administration has just aproved zihydro. many are concerned about the abuse of the drug. jacob ward joins us from san francisco. jake, we know that the addiction to painkillers is a problem, but how big of a problem is it? >> reporter: well, it's really quite out of control, and from pharmacies to the street corners this new drug reaches the spectrum of deeper addiction or worse. for johnny lorenz who runs an exchange in san francisco,

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i'm a sous chef. i've owned a couple of steak houses in the area.bbean restaurant in hernando county. i've been in the food business since 1985. >> since most inmates complain about the food, we asked powers for a professional evaluation. >> it is bland. a lot of the food is bland and i agree somewhat it isn't enough food, but once you're here for a week or two weeks, you get used to it. people are eating -- used to being on the street and eating when they want and what they want. unfortunately, when you come here, that's not what you get to do. >> it's not enough to fill you, just enough to put something in your stomach to keep you going. >> there's chicken in here but the chicken is not real good chicken. very bad chicken. but, anyway, whatever. >> it is what it is. i eat to survive. >> i think that the food tastes reasonably good. what we have done is try to create neutral food tastes so if the food is bland, at least they are not having something that they find objectionable. >> once you're here a little bit, you're like, you know what? it's rea

. >> what secrets will the grave give up about a marriage gone sou south. >> sleeping with the enemy. here now, elizabeth vargas and david muir. >>> tonight, the stunning case thrust into the national spotlight, two wives, one dead and one alive. murder investigation that had reached a dead end until "20/20" got on the case. tonight, the bombshell tonight. >> tonight, we take you from the courtroom to the crime scene to the bedroom and to something sitting on the bedside table and a clue buried with the wife -- until now. you'll see the video recorded by the murder suspect himself, would his own words haunt him? john quinones back on the case that he broke wide open. >> reporter: in the heart of utah's salt lake valley single mom vanessa pond raises her 11-year-old daughter. the only man she can depend on is her father, and he says, she's fine with that. >> i used to jokingly refer to her as the president of the man hater's club. >> reporter: that is until this man, raven abaroa, a good-looking 28-year-old widower chats her up at their children's school. she agrees to have lunch. what

sou sounds like it's out of a spy novel.long it's taken to piece these separate pieces of information together and speculation, what do you make of that? it seems so unusual here seven days later. >> the malaysian authorities are not equipped or trained to interpret the data they had or to conduct and coordinate a multinational search for a major commercial passenger accident. they just were not. they were holding back information. the search was not well coordinated. data was being released to the press and to the public that was erroneous. once american authorities from the ntsb, fbi and i'm sure intelligence communities are involved, once they were involved, the data stream, the information stream became more accurate and more stabilized and remained consistent for several days. i'm quite confidence we are going to reach the end of one of the deepest mysteries in commercial aviation in history. >> okay. anthony roman, thank you very much. appreciate your insight. >> let os go to ukraine where all eyes are on crimea and wh

world's largest coffee chain is introducing four was sou items that julie kind to bring in.what they have. we are staring at these. >> i got a sneak preview last week and i went downstairs to our starbucks and bought them today. there is a new egg and cheese sandwich with vegetables on it. terkel -- turkey bacon and egg white and an egg and cheddar on toast. starbucks told me they look for feedback from their customers. they wanted to see a cut -- a sandwich with more vegetables and they wanted the turkey bacon want to have fewer calories so the reformulated the bread to have fewer calories. this is a market that is in high demand right now. >> they're doing it without a kitchen. >> yes. they do this in a lot of various fast food places where you get breakfast. the boards where you order, it is all still beverages when -- but they are relying on people coming past the case that has all the patriots -- all the pastries. >> it is interesting. we are talking about how you have got the food companies the coffeecoffee and companies going into food. starbucks wants to play in this

making sure we have enough sous chefs and managers to make sure it's great every day. >> how often dore? singapore and it was about 120 degrees. we sat at the bar and had two or three in the heat. think we were fin irned for the day after that. they were great. they're pretty smooth. they go down smooth. >> yeah. there's different alcohols in there which we can't notice which is always a giep thing. we would ask if you could share the devg with hope would would that bihm. >> there was an unknown guy artie cutler who really gave me one of my first starts. >> chef scarmadella, thank you so much. and for more head to our website at "cbs this morning saturday." >>> up next he has music from his new solo album from studio 57. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents -- awesome. but now you can use them to make pizza night awesome, too. unroll, separate, add sauce, pepperoni, cheese and fold. behold: weeknight crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] most 100-calorie yogurts are made with artifi

. >> reporter: we drove up and down moreland way and sou that nearly ef -- saw that nearly every lawnit. it looks bad. apparently somebody has been spraying some sort of chemical that's leaving streaks of yellow and black dead grass, killing the soil as well. if you look in the distance, you can see another lawn that got the worse of it. people who live on moreland way say as many as 30 lawns have been poisoned, causing the grass to die. some neighbors thought it might be ecoterrorism or someone upset about the drought. but some say it's unlikely because the incidents started on halloween in 2012 and 2013th but this year it's happened every month. >> it's a quiet neighborhood. we feel we're violated. to replace the lawns is thousands of dollars. what do you do? you replace it and someone comes around and does it again. the neighborhood association held a meeting where neighbors decided to collect money so they are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the capture of those responsible. some homeowners have purchased security cameras to help. the victims have contacted the

bucky minor acts as a sous-chef. >> there is where we put our plant material. >> grinding up all thes used in edibles. the demand for marijuana jobs is to high in these states there are even websites devoted specifically to the industry. >> when you get into actually working with patients and working with marijuana and how it benefits medicinally, it's a really particular skill set and you have to go find people that are educated with that. >> can bass investors and entrepreneurs say sales could reach $10 billion in five years and dixie elixirs is preparing for that, investing in a new facility to keep up with demand. aljazeera, los angeles. >> legal marijuana sales are set to begin in washington state this summer, estimated at a generate half a billion dollars in sales. >> we're finding more about the cams of that hockey player last week. this had a lot of people concerned. >> things are looking. you. dallas star rich peverley will miss the rest of the season as doctors look to make sure it doesn't happen again. he suffered a cardiac event and collapsed on the bench during a game wi

david sous si, thank you so much as an expert in this field.breaking news in the ukrainian peninsula of crimea. we hear that a skirmish has been breaking out on and off between russian forces and ukrainian soldiers at a military base. let's get to nick payton walsh. he is in this nation in the western part of crimea. nick, can you hear us? >> reporter: to be clear, we haven't seen an exchange of shots. it is a skirmish but it is an intense standoff between the ukrainian soldiers and the base northwest of the country and some russian soldiers here. we've counted at least 20 but there are many more here in the building in this particular base. i should just tell you also in the past couple of minutes while i was waiting to talk to you in the skies at least one, possibly two russian attack helicopters have been swirling around. we don't quite know what's happening here or what we have hours ahead. let me run you through what we did witness. some of these russian soldiers -- i say russian. they have identified themselves as such in the past. they'r

so would polls sou -- so it polls south -- pull south pulls to greece and turkey.t it has never known the liberty. there isn't a mindset for liberty inside the country among its leadership. some is developing, but after the thaw that came after the fall of the soviet union, you don't learn the behavior of liberty in one generation. you hope for it, but you realize the mindset of those who want complete power and control is still there. it is all she has ever known. and so it is important for us to listen to the demonstrators in maidan in ukraine, led by the young people, the new generation . it was students that led those demonstrations. ukrainian soldiers who fought in afghanistan joined. and just ordinary people who know there can be a better way of life. i traveled to ukraine -- not at government expense him and my own -- more than any other country in the world. my mother drove there in 1973 to find the remnants of our family. my, what we learn. i feel an obligation to inform. i don't think most americans know, because stalin was our ally during world war ii, t

. >> faith only gets sous far. we have to have the instruments to get us there. les, how about you?against high seas. there are white cap conditions. we know that it's a really deep part of the ocean. what do you make of it? what does your gut tell you, is this a possibility? >> of course it's a possibility. credible information but i'm still skeptical. you know, we go back to the contain eer falling off a ship thing. 78 feet, that is a big chunk of something. >> the big chunk of something, they're saying is about 79 feet long, the largest piece. there are two debris fields. does that sort of fit to what we could be looking at if this was wreckage? >> well, yeah. and i don't knowing the dimensions of the tail, i wouldn't be the tail. my speculation, of course, is that it could be a piece of the wing which makes sense. you know, that there is air trapped in the wing. which could be a very positive thing from the standpoint we could begin the accident investigation from the standpoint of the fragment itself might indicate how the airplane hit the water, how fast it hit the water. this

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a lot of wet weather with windy conditions in the pacific northwest and high surf advisories up for souesday morning. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. your temperatures this morning are mile. we're starting out in the 50s, cloudy, rain moving in as this evening. after 2:00 p.m. in san francisco, high around 64 for today in the tri-valley, 72. 71 right here in beautiful san jose. so showers move in, as we head throughout the second half of the day. you'll be able to get by with a dry commute, clouds increasing, and that rain arrives this evening. >>> get that weather any t >>>im get that whether any time you need it. go to weather.com. >>> coming up, is it time to just simply let it go? john travolta and idina menzel respond to the controversy over her name. >>> we have the motorcycle rider paralyzed in that confrontation on the highway. why he says his role in the incident was wrong. we'll hear his story after this. . so i got the new nokia lumia icon. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what

council and on behalf of my t sou colleagues and our presidentia fred can, i'd like to welcome all of you to this very d our important session with special t inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction, also known as segar john sopko -- sigar as we all know, the political and military transition has begun inas we afghanistan. this is going to be a verybegun critical year. to be the issue of afghanistan the issue of cost, the issue of the u.s. taxpayers money has been alive in this town and in other capitals around the world, that have contributed to the actionss in iraq and then in afghanistanun and there are many calculations out there on the number of dollars that are being spent simply by the u.s. there's one particular site thatat are b haseing these meters that run regularly, every second updatingese the cost, and that estimates thegularl cost at about $10 million an that hour for the war in afghanistan. of course, different figures out there. there's the famous brown university study that calculate the cost of three to 4 billion roughly. has been updated overall costillion