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he was very young to be a sous chef, and i want to be like him, basically, in the future.program, it's awesome. >> it's another world when you're here. it's another world. you get to be who you are, a person get to be who they are. you get to explore different things, and then, you get to explore and they encourage you to bring your background to the kitchen, too. >> i've been in the program for about a year. two-year program, and i'm about halfway through. before, i was studying behavioral genetics and dance. i had few injuries, and i couldn't pursue the things that i needed to to dance, so i pursued my other passion, cooking. when i stopped dance, i was deprived of my creative outlet, and cooking has been that for me, specifically pastry. >> the good thing is we have students everywhere from places like the ritz to -- >> we have kids from every area. >> facebook and google. >> kids from everywhere. >> they are all over the bay area, and they're thriving. >> my name is jeff, and i'm a coowner of nopa restaurant, nopalito restaurant in san francisco. i attended city colleg

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so first of all, my wife's a pastry sous chef at 11 madison park.hen we found out that she was pregnant, we looked at the ultrasound and we're like, okay, there's a baby, like, congratulations. and then, boom , another one came out and into the into the ultrasound. and i almost fell off my chair. she couldn't fall off hers. but it was crazy just to see that we're very, very lucky. >> what's next for you? >> can't wait for the twins to come out and be a father and obviously open up some restaurants and just continue doing what i love. >> our thanks to linsey davis. i'm sure he'll teach his kids to cook since his dad teach him the fundamentals of cooking. his dad was from hong kong. >> you know, not to toot my own horn, but earlier this morning, i did toast a bagel. so you're well on your way to the wellington. >> here i come. >> oh, no. you hate coming home to a dark house and you're uptight about noises outside in the night. outdoor lighting systems cost a fortune and leaving lights on all night drives utility bills out of sight. you need the bell a

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them is a bronze sculpture depicting the ancient macedonian ruler, alexander the great, the peace is sou spectacular. did it seem destined to go on display at the acropolis? but there was a problem archaeologist think it's a fake, the archaeologist stuff on lima, and has spent the last 20 years researching fake antiquities. we 1st met him in 2015 when he was still working at the university of honda in germany. here he was just finalizing a catalog listing. suspicious, bronze is for publication. the artworks had come from auction houses, galleries, and art dealer's. as many had been laundered onto the market by robin symes, the our dealer authorities also sees the alexander bust from lima and believes the bronzes are forgeries, the works of an expert forger or forgeries known in art circles as the spanish master. their identity remains a mystery. to this day, the spanish master often makes bronzes of ancient rulers, like emperor augustus. their faces are covered in a convincing path now and so well preserved. it's almost a miracle problem. so must, the north number kind of vanish. monster

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color, the flip flops, sculptures find their way to clients all for the world on, in homes, museums, sous and parks. the proceeds of this are channel to educational and environmental initiatives. this has been a wonderful day filled with our design and your experiences till next time. please remember to collaborate because you much strong get together for more you can check us out on dfw dot com, forward slash pc the the enter the conflicts own with sarah kelly, to a carefully choreographed profession victory day celebration was, ain, that's showing military might on red square this week, my guess on complex own is nina cruise drove up. she has spent most of the war in moscow as russia prepares to face a ukrainian counter offensive. how safety is prudent positions? thank you for inviting me conflict zone. in 30 minutes on dw, stop for more little bangladesh, a go picking the country, please. guessing pushed back even from their own families. slicing social loans, seeking a self determined life. douglas, go escape from drudgery and abuse. in 60 minutes on dw, the various do not understand

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russia has ground, battalion sous, common in the west, as hurge noted against the backdrop of such ae house now cannot admit to the failure of its course in ukraine and they simply decided to wait until the kiev regime will collapse on its own. moreover, the conflict in ukraine is used by the state, among other things, to increase sales of its weapons and to test the combat conditions of new models at this meeting, the un security council pointed out to russian representatives noted that the loss of the apu does not bother anyone in the west, the only result of the ukrainian counteroffensive, which they are forced to admit even in the west. these are tens of thousands of battles of ukrainian soldiers and hundreds of units destroyed by expensive western equipment, which, as the whole world could see , is not something that is not unique and invulnerable to of russian weapons, but in many cases even inferior to soviet-made models of fifty years ago, the deplorable situation with the combat training of troops and the planning of the operation of the armed forces, which is confirmed by t

originally used to pull the fuel rods of the plant after it's meltdown in an accident caused by the 2011 sou nami. well algae 0 is how to code montgomery reports from tokyo. we're currently standing outside the japanese prime minister from new york. she does office where he just announced that the plan hasn't been approved. which means starting this thursday, japan will begin releasing treated radioactive waste water from the collapse superhuman diets and nuclear plants into the pacific ocean. if ocean and weather permits. now this decision comes just 2 days after to see that visited the plant himself, where he met with tyco representatives and discuss the plan safety. it also comes on the keels of an i a e, a report in july that endorsed just hands flat, but we're already seeing domestically there have been some protests against. she does decision. they cite that pepco doesn't have sufficient data to prove that the plan is safe. they also cite potential negative consequences to the reputation of the cushion by fishermen. now this concern was echoed by the head of japan national fisheries fe

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[laughs] i'm a very good sous chef great i don't know how to do anything but i don't have the help.re for the mingling and the food. >> kelly: who in your family look forward to seeing? >> lauren: i love thanksgiving. i hosted frequently. i don't know about this year i have a niece who is two years old. it's so much fun. everything is so new, it's really fun to introduce her to family traditions. >> kelly: it's magical! >> lauren: excited to party with her. >> kelly: such a magicalge >> lauren:he wants evhing the grown-ups have. unfortunately wee talked heard the word margarita. and so every drink, every time somebody has something, she's like, margarita? tata talk? not me, i just heard about it. >> kelly: are you able to take time off and just chill? you always have a show going on that i love by the way. >> lauren: that's nice. >> kelly: not many people have that. it's amazing. also, people that study, doing shows that are successful. >> lauren: i've been so lucky and successful. [laughs] [applause] >> lauren: tv show summers are like may and june, not a great time to have summer

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and sou�* southeast feeling much in the southeast feeling much warmer highs reaching 24 degrees andest day the week for most of us. day of the week for most of us. plenty sunshine come the plenty of sunshine come the afternoon in sunshine afternoon and in the sunshine feeling much warmer. highs reaching degrees reaching 27, possibly 28 degrees in the south. but it is one day, one day as we go into friday, turning and more showery. one day as we go into friday, turn that and more showery. one day as we go into friday, turn that goes and more showery. one day as we go into friday, turn that goes into more showery. one day as we go into friday, turn that goes into the e showery. one day as we go into friday, turn that goes into the weekend,. and that goes into the weekend, too. >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news you with gb news. >> our top story tonight , the >> our top story tonight, the police service of northern ireland has tonight admitted that it mistakenly published the data of every serving psni police officer and many civilian employ

past six years in usa gymnastics with individuals with no disabilities, next year she is going to the soutition. chelsea is no stranger to the international stage. she first pri competition a year ago. was that your first world championship? >> chelsea was way better than anyone else at that competition. they did not have the skills she was doing even listed. >> that is her coach don pombo. she has been working with chelsea for two decades now, but when they started working together she had no experience working with kids with special needs. what is your secret? >>>> i treat her like anybody. she does not have down syndrome. >> that hard work has paid off tenfold inspiring parents of kids with down syndrome around the world. >> you think there are not going to be opportunities for my child, but chelsea and other athletes are proving that, that is completely untrue. >> as for south africa -- are you ready for september? >> yes. >> if she does what we practice, she will win. stephanie: what a remarkable story. chelsea, we are cheering you on. flaming lips day -- it is the last sunday of the

they assumed that they are so morally sou superior, the left fields about itself.ality of result with the republicans because they are morally inferior they have to play by a different set of rules, and unfortunately, many republicans buy into that, they want to be liked and speaked and known, and they enable it and appease it people have to say, call me any name you want, say anything you want about he, me, you will not tell me how i have to dea h behave and i will not destroy the bill of rights, we're getting near that a lot of conservatives are saying we either speak out, we speak out forcibly, or we will lose our rights. mark: the media we talk about media, a wrote a book on it, is it not true victor davis hanson, we don't have a free press, they are free to do what they want but we have a government press or a democrat press, or i call a t state press, "new york times," maggie habbermans and w "washington post," they hand out prizes to each other for reg reg re-- they peal t -- they feel, los angeles times, chicago -- they feel they are from the same cultural

and sou�* southeast feeling much in the southeast feeling much warmer highs reaching 24 degrees andbest day the week for most of us. day of the week for most of us. plenty sunshine come the plenty of sunshine come the afternoon in sunshine afternoon and in the sunshine feeling much warmer. highs reaching degrees reaching 27, possibly 28 degrees in the south. but it is one day, one day as we go into friday, turning and more showery. one day as we go into friday, turn that and more showery. one day as we go into friday, turn that goes and more showery. one day as we go into friday, turn that goes into more showery. one day as we go into friday, turn that goes into the e showery. one day as we go into friday, turn that goes into the weekend,. and that goes into the weekend, too. >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news you with gb news. >> our top story tonight , the >> our top story tonight, the police service of northern ireland has tonight admitted that it mistakenly published the data of every serving psni police officer and many civilian emplo

so i ask what kind of dish someone wrote dumplings, someone wrote meatballs, someone wrote sous.answers will fall into the correct one, our second round will last 10 minutes, or until the tower collapses. the tower falls, the team loses all points earned. those are the simple rules. i wish you good luck. don't drop the tower anymore, we're starting our second tour. time has come and the first question for the wot team i really hope that you will answer it. it's in your own interest. what is the name of the flower that adorns the state emblem of belarus? the plant is also called northern silk gold, belarus what kind of plant time has gone, what kind of flower 10-15 seconds to remember? and write down your answer drawings are not accepted. i understand that you seem to me how the coat of arms looks like is not in this matter. about what i said about copying wrong answers, every wrong answer is one element of your tower. time is up. and so tell me, what kind of flower is this northern silk gold of belarus and the coat of arms of the republic, belarus cornflower cornflower northern s

you have the south, dirty sou east coast, west coast, northern california, southern california.er jazz fest runs through sunday and is expected to draw 40,000 people. in san jose, lauren martinez. >> we know a lot of you are planning to go to the jazz fest or outside lands. let's get a check of your weather. lisa argen is tracking the forecast. how is it looking this weekend? >> it is looking pretty typical for the city and outside lands. warm up already underway. inland valleys into the 60's. it has been sunny the last couple of hours. the north bay has had fog, san francisco the low cloud deck. we will certainly feel the effects of the onshore flow the next couple of days. du the systeme offshore. high pressure building in. those elements allowing for microclimates getting through the weekend and beyond. if you don't like the heat, we will have the comfortable temperatures at the coast. a lot of fog. it has been dense in the city. partly along the shoreline heading over the bridge. that will lift and we are looking at sunny conditions and high clouds visiting us the second hal

the end the end is where lindsay lohan sous dennis quaid.is no longer a feel-good story. >> greg: i thought it was going to be a real trap. >> kat: you are probably quite disappointed. i don't know why you were watching that movie. >> greg: it was last week. i like holes that people fall into. >> kat: but people are not really mad at sandra bullock. people on twitter, it is not a real thing. twitter was saying that margot robbie was made. if margot robbie is made -- mid. >> greg: i would go with that. >> kat: right. and unlike me who does not look sickly at all. [laughter] >> greg: i'm kidding. she is a delightful person. i told her that when i get home. [laughter] >> tyrus: because she felt in his little trap. >> greg: yes, thank you. >> tyrus: there you go. trevin michael back to the. >> i think that we are in a period of time where we are realizing that, i mean, let's be honest, you take all the presidents men was an honest phone? there's a lot of nonfiction things that wou that we take fod about nuclear power. you know what i mean? an in

i believe you have also met my sous chef who created the dishes for you as well. and serve some amazing food with local ingredients with a japanese influence. resource from the bait -- we source from the bay area. larry: let me ask you this because if you are not familiar with japanese food necessarily, you may not know what it really means. maybe you can explain that for folks out of their? >> sure. it literally means in japanese i will leave it up to you. meaning the guest will tell the sushi chef we will something for you with the ingredients we have. dish. i'm curious what the sauce is. this is amazing. >> it is actually a cucumber -- cucumber, she so, very fresh. i wanted to evoke summer with heirloom tomatoes and cucumbers which are from sonoma county. that is that dish there. kristen: so tasty and there is a fish dish that looks too good to touch but i am going to touch it. is this how much he? >> it is. yes. with -- no, i made a mistake. that is the cucumber and heirloom tomatoes. white soy vinaigrette. kristen: this melts in your mouth. it is amazing. i t

i keep asking whether sous.e suzanne , suzanne or sue. you're suzanne, suzanne or sue. we went with suzanne , didn't we went with suzanne, didn't we, last time? >> exactly . yeah, >> yeah, exactly. yeah, this is all right . from the daily all right. from the daily express . express. >> this amazing amount of money spent on asylum. >> yes . so spent on asylum. >> yes. so rishi rishi sunak has insisted , according to the daily insisted, according to the daily express, that the best way of slashing the unaccept £4 billion a year asylum bill is to stop the boats in the first place, which might kind of seem obvious, but he's now kind of got on board with that idea, which i think is good news. he's given a bit of detail, not given us a bit of detail, not much, a bit of detail on how much, but a bit of detail on how he would propose do that, he would propose to do that, which break the business which is to break the business model, up the joint work, model, step up the joint work, working with france. obviously we give

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report some, some by the way, where political bodies of ended their campaign bodies had a white and sous presidential election and followed from the focusing on nuclear disaster. the release of treated radioactive was that's due to start on the 1st day despite objections. uninstalled and nerve unites for austell action from the english premier meetings on his way the on the. well, it's the return of 60 degree sheets for iraq tend also to a tear for one. great to have jo long, but i want to go in for a closer look around the golf because some of the seat will move down the golf. so for us here in the, the temperature loops to about $4546.00 on wednesday, that means the humidity is going down and this will last over the next several days . so bit more comfortable, but certainly hot weather in the mix here. also a bit of a winds here through southern buckets on correct. you're looking to seek us about 50 kilometers per hour, and we're in the clear rate across 30 a plenty of sun in the forecast here, including 4 is stumble with a height of 30 degrees. hop to africa, we go. the wet weather wi

but the rivers in the southwest state, the tom bigley, the alabama, and the mobile, they run north to sou a they drop off in the port. and that's why shalela dowdy, one of the milligan plaintiffs, testiethat when mobile's doing well, then everyone regardless of race in the mobile area and even in the black belt counties directly north of the is doing well. so they're -- they're proving our case for us. justice alito: are therenough people in the black belt to constitute a district by itself or -- mr. lacour: no, justice justice it -- was it -- was it necessary in their proposed district 7 to reach up into -- toontgomery and pick up black areas there in order t get over the 50 percent mark? mr. lacour: yes. 's why it goes up into as i mentioned, the 18 core black belt counties are only 56.6 percent bonly 566,000 people. so it'ry difficult to draw a district. plus, because it spans the stou can't draw one district that puts them all in there together. otherwise, you're going to strand too many south of there and yoc't have contiguousicts. and on this point of who does ber not in the black b

that sou me like something that's looking for intent. you say there was no intent because every time we ran the simulation without taking race into account, iss what it came up with. and my undstding of our -- our cases is that you don't have to show intent. so w the significance of your computer simulations? mrlacour: well, a -- a few points, your honor. i mean, if you inject race as a traditional districting principle, which is what both plaintiffs' m drawers said they did. they treedace as a traditional districting prcie. it's going to have that to make it harder to comportg with traditional disng principles and you're going to end up with a map that's not going to do as well. also, i mean, intent is not irrelevant if we've shown conclusively that we're achieving our lege goals, that has to factor in. i thk en the dissent in brnovich said a section 2 plaintiff needs to show that it's not possible fortate in some way.ts legitimate goals and -- and it's -- we've shown that. it is impoib for us to acundisputably legitimate goals of keepi

of the country, hotter temperatures starting to wind up into the rockies, and that heat is on into souin our inland valleys, the temperatures will be in the upper 90s, close to triple digit temperatures in some spots. it will turn breezy and cooler back into the 70s and 80s ahead >>> yes? >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right thank you, al. >>> just ahead, if you have ever struggled to help your kids overcome obstacles and disappointment in their lives, teachable moments and into successes. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. this nex >>> welcome back failure is a part of life, but it can obviously be hard for children so as parents, how can w help them turn those disappointments into valuable lessons? we have a parenting expert here and mom of two she is an author as well she spoke to parents around the country for her latest book called "eight setbacks that can make a child a success." you went around and spoke to parents around the country all of them seem to tell you if they could do it all over again, they would want their kids to make the same mistakes what else did the

warm, across scotland, very little in the sounight|d another warm, across scotland, very little in the souery little in the sounight to come.r warm, muggy night to come. temperatures are a minimum around 17 or 18 degrees. so a bit of a cloudier start to friday. there will be some bright or sunny spells. rain, though, northern england though, across northern england and . this pushing out and scotland. this pushing out the and then be a day the way and then it'll be a day of spells and scattered of sunny spells and scattered showers country . showers across the country. showers frequent in the showers most frequent in the brisk breeze towards the north and west. some these and the west. some of these heavy times, some will heavy at times, some places will stay in the best of the stay dry. and in the best of the sunshine towards south—east, sunshine towards the south—east, temperatures around 25 or 26 celsius. so still feeling quite warm a little fresher warm here, a little fresher towards the north—west >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on (tannoy) this