i know the people from the church they can comply with whatever you ask them to do because that kitchen is this year to help the needy and so i beg you to help them it's there since 1971 and i know they help they're good for the people the needs help. so i really appreciate what you can do for it thank you very much >> any additional public comment? >> hi. i'm francisco i live next to the corner and i move forward to the district. i'm in this church. i'm a member and i work in construction and we know of the safety things. and we trying to fix that and we have asked professional equipment but it's not working right now so we need to - are we tried to pull the predicaments to make everything work with safety and try to keep any others out, you know, filters like professional restaurants. and the same thing i have my kids grew up in this church they're good students and i think the church helped us a lot. we doing a lot of good things for the neighbors. thank you >> good afternoon. i'm arthur. i live one block away from the church about 10 years. i frequent the church. i've seen a lot of

building permit they will have to comply with all the building code requirements with respect to the kitchen facility which i assume means thanks to like sprirlg requirements within the hood itself >> yeah, the building permit will be moved through frier codes. there's also number 9 that requires them to submit a separate sheet with an order control equipment on that we'll be checking that as well >> okay. thank you. >> yes. i guess maybe ms. jackson. so the picture of the captive thing we saw there is that the system they wanted to install the one in the backyard that we see >> the building was built without permits so in updating their exhaust system it triggered i know it's the violations so that's why the building was constructed without meeting all the current codes so the picture is the new system they haven't hooked up yet and it won't be sitting in the backyard; right? will it be in the roof of the building? >> it's a single story building so that's the position it will be. >> and obviously it will have to meet the code. >> yes. >> since the legitimization of the structure is in the

the fact that the kitchen is a disaster because she's running back and forth between the garage and thet work. it holds her back. she spends a lot of time where she could be baking new things working around the limitations of the kitchen. >> i would like to raise more money for cancer research and i feel that cancer was -- is one of the main illnesses and i want to make it go away. >> hey, how is it going, everyone. >> it's nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> so excited. i'm shaking. >> how is it going? >> you must be olivia? bring it in. how are you? >> good. >> i heard so much about you. i need a cup of sugar. no. no. i heard about you, olivia. people are screaming your name from the mountain tops. we are here to make that kitchen better than ever. >> what do you think? >> yeah. >> i'm going to ask you to pack up and get out of here. it would not be a surprise while you were living here. we got a place for you to go. i'm going to get my crew to destroy that kitchen and make it better than ever. let's get to work. >> all right, guys. welcome to the o'donnells. helping us out is j

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

warm water, soap and towels as part of the operation of your kitchen. we don't want them washing their hands in the area where they are washing dishes at. we don't want them washing their hands over in the area they are preparing the kitchen at, they need to have a separate sink. although it might be grandfathered in, in some of the new facilities, but new facilities you have to have separate hand washing facilities. if they didn't have soap or towels or warm water we would take 12 points off. we know that's one of the highest transmission routes is, is not washing the hands or using the restroom and not washing the hands. can you imagine what it is out there in the basement where they actually had the food preparation during world war ii? that's a hard job, the restaurant business. i said before, talking about that's probably one of the toughest jobs to have in a restaurant, own a strauplt, all the things you have to worry about besides the food skills, your overhead, your worker's comp and just traipsing in and asking questions is a hard thing to do. t

we mckee is fantastic in the kitchen and helps me out. thanksgiving morning he stuffs the bird, and saute the celery and onions and is very helpful in the kitchen. he is also one of the most responsible people because anyone that worked hard in the kitchen he takes them out and cleans up themselves that is a thrill for anyone so he is fantastic in the kitchen. >> host: are people getting family photos that have never been published before? bid you will see a lot and the one in the cover makes me laugh everytime i see it because we get together in the summer with all the grandchildren you hear about the of romney family olympics than these competitions but we had a watermelon eating competition. they could not use their hand the you will notice they're all using there hands. it makes me laugh because they're all competitive it got at it very quickly they would not eat much without their fingers. see you can see the little ones are really grabbing on. >> host: hopefully you did that outside. did you put this together after the campaign? how

what happened is that the ceiling is open in the kitchen. and one thing that happens is that the sound through the wall or kitchen door goes into the kitchen. and probably hits the pipes that goes up to the water heater and resounds in that. you dropped the ceiling but you didn't sound proof the area above the dropped ceiling. what is happening -- i don't know if you thought of it, it goes up in that area and that goes out the back of your club. you probably have sound leakage there. my suggestion to you is that you seal off that ceiling and put a wrap-around to the pipe up to the water heater. it's really inexpensive, you buy it at home depot, it's a foam wrap. and same with the ceiling in the office above the kitchen. it's open, and you have this space acting as a sound tunnel that is no open, it could be going out to the back. and you said that you did double half-inch sheet rock, and we saw someone finish sheet rock and only single half inch. i don't know if that paper you left for us was correct or not. but i took pictures of it, it wasn

the kitchen has remained operable but that not for the public. the proposal is for any reason improvements to the kitchen area but the commercial space wouldn't be enlarged. the project retains an exist historic resource and doesn't contain any construction. the planning starch surveyed the property within 3 hundred feet and the total amount of footage that was given to the eating starnt was 41 percent although this exceeds the conversion both are counted toward the transmission. as of this writing there has been 9 letters of support 8 are excluded in your packets. the project is individually antidepressant and is compatible with the neighborhood. this that includes may presentation and any public comment oh, project sponsor, please >> hello good afternoon. i'm jamie i'm the general manager the cost can cafe. my boss has the tennis of keeping the history alive and hopefully opened o open for another one hundred years. we've been working closely with the previous owner to maintain it's integrity. our goal is not to change this restaurants but to e

it works in the kitchen. in the bathroom.r the big reveal, they hooked up 14 cameras, hidden cameras around the house with a bunch of monitors to watch their buddy russ come home and experience the beer coming out of all the taps. >> what the hell? >> he himself is now going to crawl under the house and see what the heck is wrong here while all these guys are watching. these guys love it. they eventually go around to the front yard. one of the main pranksters, sean brown, is joining us. how and why did you pull this off? >> this is a group of mates who prank each other. this is the most elaborate. >> is one of you like a plumber? how did you know how to do this? >> we're all trades. i'm a builder, one of my mates was a plumber. i wanted him to laser up a new nozzle for the kitchen tap. we had a cooling unit under the kitchen tap. so that was the actual beer that was beautiful to drink. >> tell us about russ's reaction overall to all of this. >> he couldn't believe it. he makes his own beer out in his garage. his immediate tho

the extension for the guest bedroom on the underwriters floor and expanded the kitchen at the second story and no expansion for the enterprise below and what was pointed out out as the fluff on the northeast corner that's not part of the proposal but the captains of the kitchen and bedroom would be fine >> yeah. i think that's fine. >> i'm confused i actually supported getting rid of the side yard but the entry of poems believes is in and out our jurisdiction. i prefer we not make suggestions around that but i think that the issue that's been identified is more of the side yard not the rear yard and to the extent you want them to create - i mean, you, have it within reason we don't have is a giant hoa over san francisco and i think the side yard is not reasonable space i don't necessarily have an opinion about the other additions that's been added to the motion but i wouldn't want to go too far >> despite suggestions from project sponsors i would generally allow the motion if it's okay with the maker but not deny the space between the - >> the side yard. >> the side yard. >> commissi

shoes from walking on the streets, and everything on our pets' paws, too. >> studies show that the kitchen is actually one of the germiest places in your home. so you may think your kitchen floor is clean, like we see here. >> yes, this floor looks pretty clean. >> but watch what happens when we turn on our black light revealer. >> whoa! look at all that! incredible. >> now, that unseen dirt could represent germs and bacteria. elizabeth, could you try cleaning up this mess with a standard sponge mop to see what happens? >> sure, okay. here we go. oh, look at this, mark. this is the problem with a mop and bucket. when you start using that dirty water from your bucket, it just smears it around. >> that's the problem with a mop and bucket. let me try with my shark steam & spray mop. >> okay, 'cause this sure is not getting it. >> it's not getting the job done. >> no. >> watch this. just with my steam and steam energized pad, look what's happening here. all of that dirt and mess that could be germs and bacteria is coming up in seconds with the power of the super heated steam energizing that pa

we do this for every section of the countertop in the kitchen. n: all right, and then we've got one of the sections here, that l-shaped section. this is the template. what's next? next is we're going to build a form, which is a mold for the concrete to be poured into.

no the regular living requirements, probably would have to be served from the only kitchen on the second floor. >> okay >> serving food. >> yeah i mean, i would want to ask for a notice of special restrictions on this to make sure there is no kitchen put in there and normally i would not want to see a door, but i can understand the access issue, it sounds like project sponsor wants to spend most of his time living in that lower area, even though he can't access it it is still a single family home and should remain that way. >> additionally, if the commission will allow me, the ground floor will also have reviewed and we believe that it meets the ground floor room addition matrix with the stairway connecting both floors without the wet bar or kitchen facilities. >> that i think is important in my opinion but there is also a question about a change between the earlier renderings, and i guess that this little space, it may be a south side and i am not, the same side as where the entrance is to the living room on the lower, it is marked that it will be a lawn area, i think that there have be

the new shark steam & spray. i use it on my foyer, my living room, my kitchen, my family room, all the way up and down the stairs. >> at shark, we're constantly improving our steam mops, and the shark steam & spray mop is our best ever. it delivers truly clean floors. in fact, let me show you something. elizabeth, why don't you clean with that swiffer wetjet spray mop and see how clean you can get this floor. >> okay. well, it looks like pretty ground-in dirt, so i'll give a little spray there. >> when this kind of mess happens, you want to get your floors cleaned fast, right? >> oh, sure, you do. i guess that's why people reach for these little spray mops, right, 'cause they're fast and convenient. all right, almost done. let's see. one corner over here. >> so, what do you think? is that clean? >> you know, it might not be really super-deep clean, but i guess it's good enough. >> you know what? that's what a lot of people end up having to accept -- good enough. but you know what? at shark, good enough is never good enough. i'm going to clean the area that you just cleaned with the swiffer, and look at what's goi

despite locking him in in the -- locking him in the kitchen the dog was found roaming freed. he set up a camera and that's when he found out take a look. that sant window in the kitchen it's -- that isn't a window in the kitchen it's a path through that the dog manages to get on the counter and squeeze its way through the other side. that's a determined dog. >> that's amazing. >> it's amazing. >> okay, my gosh. >> i would love to put up a came ray rato see what's going on. aileen gabbey is here with an adorable kitten. >> yes i guess how the brits say bird so we have the two siblings of buggy are bird names. >> that's great because if someone sees the kitten and say they have to have there there's other ones available. >> definitely. >> we were talking about this dog that was determined in the kitchen. and lynette and i were talking about how cats have a tendency to hop on the counter. and people don't like that sometimes. >> oh, no. of course not. so there are things you can do. you want to get rid of anything that the kitty was interested in if it's food. put it away in a c

i thought, well, it's in the kitchen, the boat's outside and why would anti-freeze be in the kitchen?rrator: and then there was the time that holly was complaining about matt and holly say -- >> i can get rid of hill. an i thought--she actually backed up that statement with, well, you can work and we can just move in to your house. >> narrator: weird, as he looked back on that. once she heard about the coroner's report and the podalak family suspicions, she cut off all contact with holly, ended the friendship without saying why. >> i thought to myself, i had exposed my family to a murder. >> it seemed to me like she believed that holly poisoned matthew. >> were you a little freaked out by that? >> she stated she was afraid of holly. >> narrator: so quinn kept an eagle eye on holly mcfeature. then he heard about a karaoke bar. >> they were singing a song by the dixie chicks called "earl had to die." it's a song about an abused woman in a relationship with a man who to get back at the man poisoned his food. and they were up there singing the song and laughing about it, this was after ma

. >> this is my roommate in the bedroom -- >> in the kitchen. >> in the kitchen at 830. let me do it again. >> that's weights dropping. >> another dumb bell. >> 830 weights dropping. i'm in my kitchen. >> he's in the kitchen. >> (sound of dumb bell dropping on the above floor). >> i have better but these are just weights. what would you like? would you like to have people talking? >> i would like people talking. >> okay. just simple conversation. just a simple talk. >> (playing audio). [inaudible] >> it's a simple [inaudible] in the back -- [inaudible] >> okay. could i hear the music please? >> yeah, of course. let's see music. >> the gym class wednesday night at 830. >> that is 8:20 a.m.. i seen it. this is my bedroom. this is the insane thing that wakes up every morning. by the way if you know sounds when animals jump from the sound and earthquake and i have to wake up with fear they're running on the treadmill. you can look it up. [inaudible] >> that's good. thank you. >> you're welcome. i am sorry i'm just a little bit -- it's been a year of this. >> okay. i have a qu

in the kitchen. in the bathroom. then for the big reveal, they hooked up 14 cameras.ound the house with a bunch of monitors connected to the hidden cameras to watch their buddy, russ, come home, and experience the beer coming out of all the taps. [ laughter ] >> what the hell? >> the overalls. he, himself, is going to crawl under the house and see what is wrong here. while all these guys are watching. they love it. they go around to the front yard and -- [ cheers ] >> one of the main pranksters is shawn brown. he's joining us. how and why did you pull this off? >> a group of mates. it's something we do. prank each other. this was, by far, the most elaborate. it came together perfectly. >> is one of you a plumber? >> we're all tradies. one of the engineer boys had to laser up a new nozzle for the kitchen tap. we had a cooling unit under the kitchen tap. that was the beer that was beautiful to drink. [ cheers ] >> he's the right guy to do it to. he likes his beer and he likes good prank. >>> that's our show. thank you for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition o

joining us in a few minutes and we will have a tour around the inside of the restaurant looking at the kitchenat 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 a little

firefighters found one woman in the back bedroom and two in the kitchen. >> all three were found in a position that suggests they were all attempting to get out of the home. two in the kitchen were headed towards the secondary exit that was in the back of the home. >> the fire started in the front room, blocking the front door, when the firefighters found the women they brought them outside and tried to save their lives. >> but it was determined that all three had passed away at the scene. >> they were nice people. i don't know why it had to happen to them. >> they found several smoke detectors, none of the smoke detectors were working. >> the tragedy, three smoke alarms or $15 was the difference between life and death. >> to the women, loved ones and neighbors, a lesson learned one day too late. >> i feel terrible. not going to be able to live right now knowing three ladies passed away next to our home. >> reporter: back to you. >> firefighters are still investigating the cause of the fire. they say at this find does not appear to be arson. >>> burn marks on the top floor of this bui

. >> this is my roommate in the bedroom -- >> in the kitchen. >> in the kitchen at 830. let me do it again. >> that's weights dropping. >> another dumb bell. >> 830 weights dropping. i'm in my kitchen. >> he's in the kitchen. >> (sound of dumb bell dropping on the above floor). >> i have better but these are just weights. what would you like? would you like to have people talking? >> i would like people talking. >> okay. just simple conversation. just a simple talk. >> (playing audio

we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >> fire crew in california are working to save two dozen mobile homes from a wildfire. mandatory evacuations have been ordered for the area. air tankers packed with fire retardant having going along. back here, as we check in, we'll talk a little bit about the forecast here. boy, it's been nice for people who are waiting to are that relief. it's here in full, isn't it? >> it really is. the weather has been spectacular. it's going to continue on into today. it is a little cool out here this morning. temperatures across the region, via our weatherbug network, generally in the 40s. as of right now, i haven't seen too many. i guess that's good news if you're not a big fan of the cold. 32 degrees in barnesville. that's a shout out to you, miss jummy. 48, bethesda. in landover, a few high, thin clouds. it's not going to be that crystal clear blue sky. there are showers over the tennessee river valley associated with a disturbance. that's going to stay to our south. just a fe

[knock] no one was at home, but on the kitchen table sat three insurance policies. rst had lots of coverage. the second, only a little. but the third was... just right! bear: hi! yeah, we love visitors. that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. humpback whales in the mont bay right now: >>> there are a record number of humpback whales in the monterey bay right now. so an official warning going out. don't do what that woman did. give them room. do not paddle up to them. why are we seeing so many more? we are seeing more of the food they eat. >> generally means the environment in california is colder, influenced by arctic water from gulf of alaska. high in nutrients and that makes for productive times here. >> they will start migrating south to mexico in november. look who migrated back. >> i made it. dance. you know. >> very impress said. . tic -- very impressed. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >>> this champagne is on ice, not for team new zealand but for a team that is closing

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seen in the kitchen. the cyclone's getting close so we don't have much time. >> we're right on it, bob. >> we'll never get out of here now. >> there's one more thing we could try. >> what? >> this! (metal clanging) >> hang on a sec. do you hear that? >> loud and clear. >> sounds like it's coming from the starboard side. >> let's go. over there. (screaming) >> looks like you guys could use a hand. bob, we found the boys and they're okay. we're headed back via the starboard side. >> you don't have much time. the cyclone's minutes from hitting. >> roger that bob. take your pick of rides, guys. (screaming) >> bob: gil, sandy, do you read me? >> we read you. we're almost out. almost home, boys. this is your lift. our good friend maureen is waiting for you inside the chopper. >> take her up, mo. >> mo: hold on, i'm coming right back. >> like we have any other choice. (screaming) >> gil, sandy, come in. we've lost contact. (screaming) >> boo-ya, there they are. >> are we glad to see you guys. >> come on, we've g

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. >> but while inmates complain about the food, the kitchen staff works around the clock to make sureo ahead, start it up, start it up. >> this is a 24/7 operation. we have three shifts. everyone works. and if we don't put a meal out, believe me, it's -- it will be trouble. >> every year, over 8 million meals are served. the kitchen at the turner gilford knight center alone is responsible for preparing 15,600 meals a day. >> it's decent 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 that way. we employ about 124 sentenc

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