then we directly usually go to the kitchen where the action starts. we want to see the kitchen because by the time we start doing everything else peripheral, things might be changing in the kitchen that we don't actually get to see what the kitchen looks like. so we usually start with the kitchen first, the heart of the facility, and see how they prepare the foods, seeing where things are generally organized. we're looking for cross-contamination items. >> what do you mean by cross-contamination? . >> for example, you have raw chicken, you have raw chicken being defrosted and it's right next to an area that's doing salad. there's a cross-contamination problem. there's a possibility for that. >> how long does your inspection usually take? do you usually know -- if they know you are inspecting that --. >> a facility like this it depends. it could be a small grocery store, very short, half an hour. it could be a large facility like this or a large chain market, it would take us 3 or 4 hours. it's up to us to really work with the chef to know where the fo

maybe some dirty dishes in the sink, a pile of laundry on the floor, or a big stack of papers on the kitchen counter. eventually most of us clean, fold and file our way back to at least presentable. but for hoarders clutter crosses a line from untidy to out of control. and the mess becomes a monster taking over their lives. from the outside it looks like a typical home in an ordinary suburban neighborhood. but go inside and you'll witness a shocking sight. rooms stuffed to the rafters with clutter and debris. >> it's very, very chaotic and stressful. >> in california, 27-year-old jessica, who asked that her last name not be revealed, lives with her mother, an admitted hoarder. >> i would describe it as bad. it's not an environment that's comfortable to be in. >> after living on her own for more than a year, jessica moves back home to save money and help her mom with her worsening condition. the transition to such deplorable conditions takes a toll. >> it's been very difficult. i grew very accustomed to having kind of a minimalistic existence in my apartment. not having a lot of stuff. and be

but i'm standing here in the kitchen, looking at the pots and pans on my rack, in the kitchen, still hanging lamp in the dining room is not swinging. so it tells me -- that tells me it is from some strange fault because usually the dining room is also swinging. you know, earthquakes are odd that way. >> all right. if you're just joining us. it is 5:38 right now. we were reporting about an earthquake, we're just getting in from the usgs, we're hearing the magnitude 4.3. we have deann delldridge on the phone right now reporting what she felt. and deann, tell us your location. we know that this happened lose to richmond but you're actually in san francisco in the marina, is that correct? >> yes, scott and marina boulevard, right by the water. >> you felt quite a jolt. and you said that things actually fell in your kitchen? >> nothing fell in the kitchen. but all of the heavy pots that are hanging above my stove are still swinging. >> all right. deann, thank you for joining us. we want to check in with leem liam mayclem from "eye on the bay." where are you? >> i'm at 24th and cass stroh.

the kitchen at the turner gilford knight center alone is responsible for preparing 15,600 meals a daydecent food and it's certified by a nutritionist. so on the average, the food, the quality is pretty good. it's not that bad. we also serve medical diets for different people who are diabetics, people who have heart conditions, we prepare special  meals for them as well. move this cart over here close to this cart. >> sergeant golis has worked in corrections for 15 years. he supervises the inmates who  work in this kitchen.  >> the biggest challenge for me personally as the sergeant here is to maintain the safety,  security and integrity of the  kitchen here at turner gilford knight center. take these two carts, move them back this way. we employ about 124 sentenced inmates. the inmates have to be monitored at all times. we work with different types of tools and implements here and  inmates have to be searched on a daily basis.

we were with her, sitting around the kitchen table talking about how that race is going to go before she got in that race. you know, we stuck with her as an organization up until the very last vote was counted. our women vote independent expenditure arm also went in to talk directly to independent women voters on behalf of suzanne to ensure that the turnout came out and we were just thrilled to see her new addition to the u.s. house this year. and we hope to repeat that numerous times come this november. >> one of our tweeters writes in and asks our guest stephanie, do citizens unite have had an impact on women's abilities to run for office? is it a detriment? >> you know, it's a very, very interesting question. i will say one thing about citizens united. it's going to cause chaos in all of these races. men and women are going to have to deal with this in ways that we hate to see. it has opened up a floodgate of unregulated contributions from sources that we may not even know about. so what i tell our emily's list women candidates, our historic number who are willing to step up this y

it has flowered paper in the kitchen that has to go. e main living room and nine foot ceilings in the bedroom. a built-in murphy bed. you have to have that in the small space and a walk-in closet, dressing area and lots of storage. you have to pay $221 a month condo fees. that's it. the taxes are only $1700 a year. cheap way to live in l.a. >> and it reads bigger. >> they planned every inch. beautifully done. >> fantastic. we have never had this. a houseboat in seattle on beautiful lake union for $145,000. >> lake union used to belong to the u.s. navy but it became a houseboat community. this jolly little houseboat sits on the water. it's within walking distance of downtown. what a great place. inside it's like out of a happy movie. i picture falling in love with a young guy, living happily ever after in that space. >> enough about you, barbara. >> plenty of windows and built-ins. >> what about your husband? >> keep quiet. in the kitchen it's a working wonder. that's useful. you get everything done there. whimsical pebbled counter tops t

-there is a leak in the kitchen. but i think i know what the problem is. wouldn't it be cheaper just to hand your customers a nice bath towel when they come in ? just fix the sprinklers. right away, mr. brashov. - bye, katherine. - so long. a new customer. definitely not one of the regulars. hi. hi. i'd like some dessert. what do you recommend ? our lemon meringue pie is excellent, and there's brashov's famous apple strudel. - that sounds wonderful. - all right. one apple strudel coming right up. i think you have an admirer, victor. no, she is just being polite. why don't you go talk to her ? don't be ridiculous, jess. there you are. will there be anything else ? no, thanks. this looks delicious. thank you. well, what are you standing there for ? go see what the lady wants. are you the mr. brashov that created this dessert ? please, call me victor. victor, i have eaten in the best restaurants all over the world. and this is the best apple strudel that i've ever tasted in my life. thank you. that is very kind of you to say. please. i would love to get your

the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door.le he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. >> the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins also has a handgun. as robbins looks inside the bar, word spreads that he's armed. that's when lashon sawyer returns from the kitchen with the gun he says he found. >> just as i'm about to enter the bar, i hear, he's got a gun. now for a split second i thought they were talking a

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in the kitchen, we have lemon juice, white vinegar, baking soda. u can make cleaning products out of these. >> what about dish washing soap. i was surprised. you si the anti-bacteria may not be a good idea? developed to kill germs in a hospital setting, not a home setting. not in a home setting. they do this with a chemical called tryclostan. >> that's right. >> bacteria are becoming resist tent to it. the more we use these products, the less they work. frankly, the stronger the germs become. in your household, you are fine using regular soap and water. studies show and doctors agree, it's just as safe and kills germs as effectively at home as antibacterial. it can be a public health problem, exactly. >> can fruits and vegetables, things like that develop because they are so easy to use, people like it because of that? what about the canned foods? >> vegetables in soups in particular, they are in a plastic called bpa. this is something that's been in the news a lot lately. it's a class of chemical that is are endocrine disrupters. they mimic our bod

joining us in a few minutes and we will have a tour around the inside of the restaurant looking at the kitchen, looking at the food prep areas, looking at the dish wash and the cold storage. so this will be really fun. and looking of course at fire and life safety issues in restaurants. there are particular issues regarding safety in restaurants because you get a lot of people together. basically they are considered assembly occupancy. any place you get 50 or more people together are considered assembly occupancy. the rules go way up. we're outside town hall restaurant. this is a historic building and we believe when the building was built it was installed with a fire sprinkler system and of course you need to maintain the equipment that was installed when the building was built. what do we have here? . >> what we would do on the inspection is start with the outside of the building, take a look at it. this is the automatic sprinkler connection for our fire engines to hook up to so we want to make sure it's clear, it has covers on the inlets so nothing could be put in there to block it. this is

certainly, some of the kitchen staff have been there for that amount of time. over the years of performing and working together, the company developed a bond that greatly enhances the theatrical experience for our guests. teatro zinzanni has an international reputation as a first-class attraction bringing in artists and performances from north america, south america, europe, asia, and australia. my parents' generation used to talk about dinner and show. teatro zinzanni is a dinner in a show. performers are welcomed into this beautiful tent, which was built in the 1910 is in belgium and imported by the staff of teatro zinzanni. it is an elegant interior with red velvet and stained glass. it is lined with mirrors, producing a kind of alternate reality for the guests that come into the tent. it is a medical setting for dinner and a show. -- a magical setting for dinner and show. over three hours of eating and entertainment by world-class comedians, singers, dancers, magicians, trapeze artists comic aerialists, jugglers from all over the world, and including a live

we'll be right back with jc cooking in the kitchen. i smell mexican. toothpaste is not formulated for cleaning dentures, the abrasives in the toothpaste actually create those micro fine scratches in the denture, and that's where bacteria can grow and thrive. these are the very bacteria that can cause bad breath. dentists do recommend that you soak your denture in polident. polident doesn't scratch the denture surface, and it kills 99.9% of bacteria that are responsible for causing bad breath. by using polident and soaking your denture every day you can feel confident your dentures fresh and clean. >>> i am one on one with chef ismar. when i go to a mexican restaurant, i always fill up on the chips and guacamole. this is delicious. he is with the tapas bar in silver spring. >> what are you making? >> i'm cooking shrimp with roasted peppers. >> you don't mind if i munch the chips. >> please. >> homemade fresh guacamole. what else did you put in there? >> white wine, ole liver -- olive oil, roasted peppers and cheese. >> this didn't take any time to make.

the war. kind of a little extra to love for a bit. when bruce gets there, he goes looking for ernest. ernest set himself up in a hotel, pretty good hotel with a good kitchen and a good cellar. has to have a good wine cellar. and he finds ernest's bedroom and this is how he describes it. nest's bedroom was the nerve center of the operations. boys and girls reporting from as far as versailles. army gear littered the floor. revolvers of every nationality were heaped on the bed. the bathtub was filled with hand grenades and the basin with brandy bo brandy bottles and under the bed was an rash of army whiskey. bob kappa, the famous photographer encountered the same scene and wrote in his autobiography that 15 enthusiastic young men from the french resistance were taking after the large charismatic american who spoke their language. copying his sailor bear walk and spitting short sentences. hemingway is famous for short sentences even in the speech, from the corners of their mouths in different languages. so this is kind of the -- this is the manning table here. and this -- this group establishes an intelligence op center, and these three, the three in the pict

come see the kitchen. and this is the kitchen. who left this mess? we each buy our own food.refrigerator, so please put your name on your food. see, like melaku does. excuse me... does melaku live here? oh, yes. he's one of my renters. he is going to go far, that young man. he's always studying. now, the pots and pans are up here... the glasses are here... the dishes are here... and the utensils are in this drawer. now... you must be thirsty. would you like some iced tea? yes, i'd love some, please. this is the house phone. local calls are free, but don't stay on too long. of course, we each pay for our own long-distance calls. we keep a list. i... didn't know that you had renters. i didn't write to you about the renters. oh, rebecca, i'm sorry. i am so embarrassed. i guess i'm not quite used to the idea myself. it was just kind of a surprise. yes, of course. ever since my uncle moved to the retirement home, the bills have been coming in so quickly. i had to do something. renting out rooms seemed like a good solution. i'm sure the rent money helps. i just couldn't take care o

but very nicely here in the kitchens where the guy is going to cook the meat alexander. therefore it's. ok. other main things to do that the service is not free cost one hundred rubles for every one hundred grams of steak. a very. very nice beautiful time to talk in take a look at this steak. dishes made by the chefs here are brought to a new level with the signatures. else is unbalanced one card these elements make the most of the meat on each plate in this case you know gaulish all saw i dish is nothing straightforward piece at this best i like my steak medium rare now this looks delicious. and to discuss the world of meat in the recent capital let's needs no pun intended this week's guests don't feel great to see the man with the meats three hundred friends of his here we have four different types of main. ones from australia one is independents are from america so i'm going to try and explain to you what i can about the different types of name and this is a popular dish here mistily or it's yes we're going to we're going to start off with a three yucky soup. ok so wh

it's very nice and here in the kitchens where the guy is going to cook the meat. on the first therefore it's really an attack. on the main thing to do about this service is the great cost one hundred rubles for every one hundred rounds of steak. a very. very nice beautiful time to talk in take a look at this steak. dishes made by the chefs here abroad when you level the signatures. forces unbalanced wind cause these elements make the most of the meat on each plate in this case the gaulish all saw i dish is nothing straightforward beast at its best i like my steak medium rat now this looks delicious. and to discuss the world of meat in the russian capital that's made no pun intended this week's guests jonathan great to see you the man with the meat what we have in front of us here we have four different types of main. ones from australia one from dependency from america so i'm going to try and explain to you what i can about the different types of names ok and this is a popular dish here mr lee or it's yes we're going to we're going to start off of this with yucky

and even using lamb chops the kitchen is an organized case of kaleri activity regarding conover starts today more meat is being eaten in russia every year various reports state that the yearly caps of meat consumption in russia is sixty three kilograms per person a good forty to fifty kilos and other places like america and western europe yes but this figure has shot up by twenty kilos in the last ten years. it's very nice well here in the kitchens where the guy is going to cook the meat alexander but therefore it's t.v. and. other main things about this service is the great cost one hundred rubles for every one hundred grams of steak. a very. very nice beautiful time to talk in take a look at this steak. dishes made by the chefs here abroad when you level with the signatures. all says and balance one card these elements make the most of the meat on each plate in this case. all side dishes nothing straightforward please ask this best i like my steak medium rare now this looks delicious. and to discuss the world of meat in the russian capital that's needs no pun intended this week's gue

the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. eated the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. because our mission is a healthy home made simple. lysol. mission for health. >>> good morning, this is your abc2 news to go, i'm megan pringle. thank you for joining us. we have a busy monday morning for you. charlie is live , the details on a rally planned in baltimore in support of trayvon martin and his family. people are already lined up for today's supreme court hearing on health care. more detail on that, sherrie johnson has the latest developments. let's get a check of the weather with lynette charles. >>> we are stepping outdoors with temperatures to above average, 45 chester town. columbia 51. centerville 54. the winds are calm this morning, they will pick up as we go in to the afternoon, out of the north and west at 10- 15 miles per hour. gusts up to 25 miles an hour. we are looking at a freeze warning and a watch th

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that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. because our mission is a healthy home made simple. lysol. mission for health. >>marty: will come back on this saturday morning. we cannot see quite a bit on this saturday morning welcome back. >>isabel: and only 50% chances still however, the water reservoirs still are not up to level. >>janu: as you can see the wet sand the tail bridge with widespread showers. this increase with taking a look at the san mateo bridge. late rainfall for the morning. starting in the north bay with widespread showers. indicating light showers. along the peninsula is showing along the san mateo coast. pacifica all receiving precipitation. the south bay is pretty quiet. and along the east bay and inland is pretty dry. the yellow is indicating moderate downpour. let me track this. setting at noon in will increase in intensity. more widespread by 3:00 p.m., napa, fairfield, livermore and parts of the south bay all getting a m

there's too many cooks in the kitchen. the doe, epa are all in the process of studying fraking. i've heard there's as many as ten agencies involved in the process. i think the budget gives $13 million to usgs. i think it's about $45 million for fraking research in total in the different budgets. duplication is something that i'm always worried about, people doing the same work in different agencies. we can get a little better bang for the buck. i just want to get your perspective on the research effort. is there coordination between agencies so there isn't overlapping research? >> again, duplication is always a concern for all of us, i believe as we go forward during these lean times. i'm aware of two studies we're assisting with. one study by epa, and then a second study being conducted by the usgs within the department of interior. our participation is fairly limited to providing statistics and data that they are then taken into account as part of their analysis. as it relates to the bureau of land management. we are proposing a new rule relative to fraking. the components of

the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, tray von home made simple. lysol. mission for health. >>> making headlines this morning north korea moved a long range rocket to its northwestern launch site the rocket containing a sate lite will be launched into space, april 15th the north maintains it is part of a peaceful space program the u.s. warned the move could jeopardize a recent deal that would ship u.s. food aid in addition to a moratorium on such nuclear tests. >>> president obama arrived in seoul early this morning the gathering brings together other nuclear armed nations plus those with civilian nuclear plants and several seeking to build them. it will start tomorrow night with a working dinner. >>> new development in shootings that killed 17 afghans and left an american army sergeant with a fine the united states paid $50,000 in compensation for each afghan killed e

but starting here in the kitchens with the guys going to cook the meat alexander. therefore it's a preview of the. other main things to do about this service is the great cost one hundred rubles for every one hundred grams of steak. a very. very nice useful time to talk in take a look at this steak glorious dishes made by the chefs here are brought to a new level with the signatures. else is unbalanced one cause these elements make the most of the meat on each plate in this case no gaulish all side dishes nothing straightforward peace activist best i like my steak medium rare now this looks delicious. and to discuss the world of meat in the russian capital that's made no pun intended for this week's guests. great to see you the man with the meat what we have in front of us here we have four different types of main. ones from australia one from japan and south america so i'm going to try and explain to you what i can about the different types named ok and this is a popular dish here mistily or it's yes we're going to going to start off of this with yucky soup in thi

go ahead and hang out at the kitchen counter, because i have to brush my teeth. >> okay. >> what's in? >> oh. nothing really. >> good evening, how are you? why don't you have a seat on the stool, please. >> okay. >> do me a favor, just take your hands out of your pockets, if you would. what's going on? >> i'm going to leave. >> no, no, i think -- trust me, you want to chat for a minute before you do that. >> okay. i want to go, please. i -- i don't -- >> what are you doing? i want to see what's in your pocket. >> just a cd. >> of what? may i see it? >> songs i have. >> songs? >> yes. >> in stephen coates, you've got a guy who has a good job, successful executive. he composes his own music. he's made his own cd. he's got his own website. he has a life, a wife, a son. it's never ceases to amaze me in how one part of a guy's life it can be so totally normal, successful, and yet they have this secret dark side where they're trolling internet chat rooms for dates with teenagers. and what are you doing here, stephen? >> i was doing something that i shouldn't be. >> and what is that? why don

the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. because our mission is a healthy home made simple. lysol. mission for health. >>> people who want to gamble are leaving vegas because they're in long lines buying tickets for the mega millions drawing. and nevada does not take part. it is the largest lottery jackpot. at this hour lines are not as long in the area. and we went out to middle river to look at the frenzy. megan. what is going on out there? >> reporter: charlie, they do not start telling -- selling until 6:00, when word was out that it did not hit for 1 times. they were coming here and any place you that can get a ticket. you mentioned other states. you can buy them in over 40 states. let me give you a number that was interesting. in new york, 17,000 tickets were sold every minute. people are excited about this jackpot. when it gets this big you have

and put them to work at the kitchen. so if you went to the kitchen here, there's german prisoners that don't have anything on below the waist and ernest has them peeling potatoes. so they also use local knowledge. they talk to people who live in the area that the troops are going to pass through on the way to paris and get information about the germans and the passability of roads and this sort of thing. it's good intel, and bruce makes sure it works its way up the chain. gets to the operators who are going to need it. it's not spectacular. it's not award winning. it's solid intelligence. ernest gets at least a b-plus for this. then the push to paris happens. it fills up with everybody. charles degaul. a large group of famous and not so famous journalists, he kind appoints himself head press man there. when they complain about why did he get the good rooms and the best food and wine. he kind of gives stabs. one of them is andy rooney, by the way. bunch of senior intelligence officers show up. then it's off to paris. erne

that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. lysol. mission for health. get a $3 coupon for the lysol kitchen system starter kit. only in this sunday's paper. >>> marty's over at first warning weather. >> let's take a look at doppler radar and what you're going to see is shower activity -- the last batch if you will. exiting the -- the western shore. exiting the metro. it's the last batch of the overnight but not the last batch of the day. let's go ahead and take a look at the day part. i'm not going to tell you it's going to rain all day long but there could be a couple of showers around and maybe even a thunderstorm later on. it's almost 60 degrees right now. 70 at lunch, a high four high of 80. 76. 72 degrees at dinner time don? >>> newest nates in the cost of the -- estimates in the cost of the law. >>> maryland republicans releasing their version of the state budget proposal. and the annual ed block courage awards banquet returns to martins wes

the building itself confirms that a kitchen was originally located on the first floor. here's a hearth recently uncovered on the first floor. and you'll note both pictures have a cold joint, the seam between the original firebox and the in fill that decrease the size of its opening. now, not only does the original width of the firebox indicate it was used for cooking, but so does evidence inside the hearth. here on the right you see the remnants -- get my pointer here. here on the right you see the remnants of remnants of a flue that would have led to a smaller oven, a very common condition for a kitch kitchen heartth. that forms the top of the flue and right along here, that white line is an accumulate of ash that is about 150 years old. we also found an iron anchor which the crane would have been used for hanging pots over the fire for cooking. now, here is an image of a very similar urban slave quarters in xharl son and it offers a sense of what this fireplace might have liked like. you'll note again the iron crane that's inside the fireplace, as well as they're both

that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. uch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. lysol. mission for health. get a $3 coupon for the lysol kitchen system starter kit. only in this sunday's paper. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. d.c., partly sunny, 68 degrees. mostly cloudy, 68 in atlanta. cloudy, 61 degrees in detroit. mostly sunny, 68 in denver and chilly with rain, 46, in seattle. >>> people around the world yesterday marked the one-year anniversary of the 9.0 earthquake and massive tsunami that leveled japan. nearly 20,000 people died or went missing. bill whitaker was there as survivors remembered. >> on the day of great suffering, no place suffered more than the small coastal city here. 3,182 people died in the tsunami here. it was only fitting this place would ring in this day of remembrance. starting at dawn, people rang this bell found in the debris one strike for each of the dead. all across japan today in cities and towns and all alone with flow

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that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. because our mission is a healthy home made simple. lysol. mission for health. >>> take a look at this video the tornado that knit indiana. you can see the school bus being lifted, thrown across the treat into a business. and just three minutes prior to this, the kids were able to get off the bus safely. >> come on. >> 11, go negotiation. >> that was a quick thinking bus driver. she got them all off to safety. these are images we have been seeing for weeks. and that is devastating video. >> exactly. i like how she kept it calm. that's the thing. you need to cover your head. we look at indiana. they have the chance for some severe weather to pop off. storms are rolling through that area. and this is potentialally what is sliding into us as we go into the evening as it gets more together we'll have that tomorrow morning. nice and clear. that's why the temperatures are dropping out there back to charlie. >

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