>>reporter: can we see the kitchen? >> not right now. >>reporter: one of the most popular restaurants in all of live roaches in a food prep room, in a dish wash and food storage room. the inspected noted live flying insects in a food prep area. pf chang's was also ordered shut. we wanted to know why but we were shown the door. >> we can't have you guys in here right now? >>reporter: okay. >>reporter: finally to hollywood. 14 violations recently found here. live roaches on the kitchen floor on walls and under a sink. the food manage's certification had expired and according to records obtain bid local 10 news, inspectors have been here 10 times in 2015 and once already this year. not good. >> not so good. >>reporter: baby roaches. baby roaches grow up to be the big roaches though. not gnot supposed to have them in the kitchen. at first she welcomes us back to look in the kitchen thought then has a change of heart. the owner telling us by phone he owes us no explanation. all of the places were allowed to reopen following cleanup and inspect

in the kitchen, we had a backsplash that dated it. had it removed, and i had the backslash painted to match the rest of the house. it's a simple trick, gets you a lot of bang for your budget. i partner up with two interior designers and they really make the magic happen. we created different vignettes or seating areas. it's a very important thing to do to make people feel comfortable. a great point to notice throughout the space is the stylizing and the accessories. they act as eye candy for the buyer. they remember the accents, they remember the tones, they remember the sparkle. so now you can see why staging is so important. we hit the market soon, and i don't expect that we'll stay there for very long. for more tips on staging visit coldwellbanker.com up next, we're heading to san francisco to check out the latest design project by benjamin dhong. plus, we'll visit a luxury loft in tribeca. "open house is brought to you in part by coldwell banker, welcome back. and now we're heading to woodside, california, which is just outside san

but baby and the roaches. >> and then it's in the kitchen. and then >> reporter: the owner has a change of heart and the owner tells us he owes us no explanation. all the places mentioned were allowed to re-open following inspections and you now know what was going on behind that kitchen door. jeff, local 10 news. >> calvin: jeff, thanks a lot. local 10 news made it easy to see any restaurant inspection statewide. >> more trouble for chipotle. it's been hit with a federal grand jury subpoena in the wake of the norovirus update. they've been struggling to maintain the reputation after the series of food-related illnesses including ecoli and a different norovirus outbreak in boston. >> calvin: a california family got the backyard no one wants to. the mud flood from storms hit leaving them in disbelief. thanks to the public works and the use of the sledge hammer to break up the fence, not a bit of it made it in the house. >> laurie: unreal! the highways were flooded with carc and looks like wading through standing water. you can see drivers could

here's the meat stored on the kitchen floor. and check out this picture, where a head of cabbage has rolled out of its plastic bag onto the dirty kitchen tile. 11:24 darcy: would you want to eat a head of cabbage that had been sitting on the kitchen floor? he says it would've been properly cleaned before being served. but speaking of cleaning, there wasn't much of that going on at dong ting taste. in the dirty column on the health report--the freezer floor--complete with dried blood--the microwave, make-table cover and floor under the wok line. there was also built-up debris on the wok line side panels and hood. darcy tag: dong ting taste still has a c grade. the owners expect re-inspection but they'll have to attend a supervisory conference at the health district before that can happen. darcy spears, channel 13 action news. coming up.. in tonight's health report.. a new warning for parents of teenagers who like indoor tanning. more people are living to -1- hundred years old. but.. between you and your spouse.. one of you's more

live roaches on the kitchen floor, on walls and under a sink. the food manager's certification had expired and according to records obtained by local 10 news, inspectors have been here 10 times in 2015 and once already this year. in the kitchen a little. >> reporter: not good? >> nono, not so good. >> and then it's inin the kitchen. and then >> reporter: the owner has a change of heart and the owner lls us he owes us no explanation. all the places mentioned were allowed to re-open following inspections and you now know what was going on behind that kitchen door. jeff, local 10 news. >> calvin: jeff, thanks a lot. local 10 news made it easy to see any restaurant inspection statewide. simply download the free restaurant app. >> more trouble for chipotle. it's been hit with a federal grand jury subpoena in the wake of the norovirus update. they've been struggling to maintain the reputation after the series of food-related different norovirus outbreak in boston. >> calvin: a california family got the backyard no one wants to. the mud flood from storm

>> among the 32 violations up to 75 live roaches crawling around the kitchen. roacebbing cement on the walls, ovens, equipment coated with greece and food debris. >> next door. >> oh next door. >> no, it was you, empire. >> no, we are open friday already. >> whody us it take the inspector for you to come here >> no no no, i can not say inning. >> the final stop, sunny ayes beach. at 168th and colins ten violations were found here, the doors were ordered should have, after rodent droings were spotted in the kitchen even on a food tray nobody here right now, who are you? >> i am opening the kitchen. >> is there a rodt problem? >> no. >> was there? there was maybe a long time ago, no comment right now. >> all the places mentioned were allowed to reopen following inspections, you now know what is going on. local 10 news. >> hundreds of teacherer from miami dade and around the state stood on the steps today to rally for betetr salaries the state is currently set to spent around $80 billion on education. a figure not seen in nearly a decade, but many teachers say the

i'm not going near him because he'll run. >> you're the one in the kitchen with all the tools and utensils. this one is on you, girl. >> no. it's going to take more than tools and utensils to kill that bad boy. >> i don't think they want to kill it. spiders are good for the environment. >> i can see a simple solution. there's the pot on the cooker. turn it around, put it over the spider and leave it there for ever and ever. >> [ bleep ]. >> it's moving. >> i don't understand how you can be that scared of a spider. a dog is bigger than that and you will see a stray dog and like, oh, that poor little thing. see a stray spider, it's going to get me. >> give me a poisonous dog with eight legs, that's going to freak me out. >> [ bleep ]. >> you don't see how they dispose of or dispatch the spider. but if you don't get rid of it, how do you sleep in that house? >> with a huge freakin' basement basement. "right this minute."i'm charles molineaux. this is your first look at what's happening right now in the midlands. we are now just a few hours away for kickoff of the college football national tit

absolutely incredible. >> it's mind blowing. >>> there's horrifying screams coming in the kitchen. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh, no! >> oh, please. that spider is nonoing. >> this is in australia. >> oh, burn theouse down, run, just move, you're done. >> waiting f this moment all week. i knew he was in the house somewhere. >> [ bleep ]. >> what am i to do? i'm not going near him because he'll run. >> you're the one in the kitchen with all the tools and utensils. this one is on you, girl. >> no.

i'm not going near him because he'll run. >> you're the one in the kitchen with all the tools and this one is on you, girl. >> no. it's going to take more than tools and utensils to kill that bad boy. >> i don't think they want to kill it.d for the environment. >> i can see a simple solution. there's the pot on the cooker., put it over the spider and leave it there for ever and ever. >> she is not moving. >> [ bleep ]. >> it's moving. >> i don't understand how youcared of a spider. a dog is bigger than that and you will see a stray dog and like, oh, that poor little thing. >> give me a poisonous dog with eight legs, that's going to freak me out. >> [ bleep ].'t see how they dispose of or dispatch the spider. but if you don't get rid of it, how do you sleep in that house? >> with a huge basement basement. >> that's it, that's all.

>> among the 32 violations up to 75 live roaches crawling around the kitchen. roach ebbing cement on the walls, ovens, equipment coated with greece and food debris. >> next door. >> oh next door. >> no, it was you, empire. >> no, we are open friday already. >> whody us it take the inspector for you to come here to fix it, why isn't it clean all the time? >> no no no, i can not say inning. >> the final stop, sunny ayes at 168th and colins ten violations were found here, the doors were ordered should have, after rodent droppings were spotted in the kitchen even on a food tray nobody here right now, who are you? >> i am opening the kitchen. >> is there a rodent problem? >> no. >> was there? there was maybe a long time ago, no comment right now. >> all the places mentioned were allowed to reopen following inspections, you now know what is going on. local 10 news. >> hundreds of teachers from miami dade and around the state stood on the steps today to rally for better salaries the state is currently set to spent around $80 billion on education. a figure not seen in n

the doors were ordered shut after rodent droppings spotted in the kitchen. isishere a rodent problem? >> no. >>reporter: was there a rodent problem? >> there was a long time ago but nothing right >>reporter: all the places mentioned were allowed to reopen following cleanups and reinspections but you now know what was going on right behind the kitchen door. jeff weinsler, local 10 news it. >>> of course we do have a list of all of the places shut on our website. we made it easy to see any inspections state-wide right on our smart phone. all you do is search restaurants florida in the app store. > hundreds of florida teachers rallying for education this yeaea that's the highest amount they spent in nearly a decade. some of the teachers say the spending doesn't go far enough. they are pushing for more spending on schools including pay raises. >>> hi there, good friday morning, south florida. big changes expected in our forecast so pay attention. this morning you're going to need the umbrellas again. we're expecting wet conditions to start you friday. warm, very

ok, so what would be the first thing that you would put in this kitchen? so i think the bakers rack would be perfect because alot of these items could go on their instead of on the kitchen counter. ok, good. and the kitchen cart would also be great because it's a mobile storage option and it has a bamboo cutting board on top. not really a good use of the space, what would you do?

why more medical students are taking classes in the kitchen. now. >>> from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news." reporting tonight, erica hill. >>> good evening. in iowa tonight, it's a full court press. with the caucuses 48 hours away, candidates aren't wasting a moment, especially among the undecided. crisscrossing the state to make their final pitches, trying to meet as many voters as possible. in a poll tonight, hillary clinton is leading bernie sanders, 45 to 42% in iowa. a virtual dead heat for the democrats. donald trump may be leading among republicans, 28%. ted cruz, 23. and marco rubio, 15%. nbc news has full coverage. we begin in cedar rapids with kristen welker. >> reporter: secretary clinton will look for votes here. top surrogates, her husband and daughter chelsea. just a few miles away and in the exact same city, bernie sanders is making his final pitch in this race that is tight. hillary clinton and bernie sanders neck and neck, pulling out all the stops in the final hours before iowa voters weigh in. cl

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absolutely incredible. >> it's mind blowing. >>> there's horrifying screams coming in the kitchen. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh, no! >> oh, please. that spider is nothing. >> this is in australia. just move, you're done. >> waiting for this moment all week. i knew he was in the house somewhere. >> [ bleep ]. >> what am i to do? i'm not going near him because he'll run. >> you're the one in the kitchen with all the tools and utensils. this one is on you, girl. >> no. it's going to take more than tools and utensils to kill that bad boy. >> i don't think they want to kill it. environment. >> i can see a simple solution. there's the pot on the cooker. turn it around, put it over the spider and leave it there for ever and ever. >> [ bleep ]. >> it's moving. >> i don't understand how you can be that scared of a spider. a dog is bigger than that and you will see a stray dog and like, oh, that poor little thing. to get me. >> give me a poisonous dog with eight legs, that's going to >> [ bleep ]. >> you don't see how they spider. but if you don't get rid of it, how do you sleep in that house? >> with a

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here's the meat stored on the kitchen floor. and check out this picture, where a head of cabbage has rolled out of its plastic bag onto the dirty kitchen tile. 11:24 darcy: would you want to eat a head of cabbage that had been sitting on the kitchen floor? he says it would've been properly cleaned before being served. but speaking of cleaning, there wasn't much of that going on at dong ting taste. in the dirty column on the health report--the freezer floor--complete with dried blood--the microwave, make-table cover and floor under the wok line. there was also built-up debris on the wok line side panels and hood. darcy tag: dong ting taste still has a c grade. the owners expect re-inspection but they'll have to attend a supervisory conference at the health district before that can happen. darcy spears, channel 13 action news. this snowboarder is being blamed for triggering an avalanche in california.. after officials say he and his buddies were trespassing in a closed area. it follows two other deadly avalanches that have claimed

we definitely feel that there's a divine touch in the food that comes out of these kitchens. there's a divine touch. there's a special taste to it. this is called raita. amos: raita? so yogurt and some vegetables? madhu: yogurt and some vegetables. amos: madhu pandit das is the hare krishna missionary and engineer who designed the gravity force kitchen. madhu: you know, some of these processes are so laborious, we could have actually done away with it, but still we do it. for instance, coconut grating. to grate coconut to put in sambar for 100,000 children is no joke. we could easily avoid coconut. it doesn't make much difference. but it makes a difference in the taste, because sambar means it has to have coconut. amos: if the dish is called sambar-- madhu: yeah, it has to have coconut. amos: there are 4,500 schools eagerly waiting for their meals. and each van visits roughly a dozen of them. considering the state of the roads... [horns honk] and the traffic, it seems miraculous that the lunches reach the schools on time. this road's pretty rough. man: yes, most of the roads a

absolutely incredible. >> it's mind blowing. coming in the kitchen. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh, no! >> oh, please. that spider is nothing. >> this is in australia. >> oh, burn the house down, run, just move, you're done. >> waiting for this moment all week. i knew he was in the house somewhere. >> [ bleep ]. >> what am i to do? i'm not going near him because he'll run. >> you're the one in the kitchen with all the tools and utensils. this one is on you, girl. >> no. it's going to take more than tools and utensils to kill that bad boy. >> i don't think they want to kill it. spiders are good for the environment. >> i can see a simple solution. there's the pot on the cooker. turn it around, put it over the spider and leave it there for ever and ever. >> she is not moving. >> [ bleep ]. >> it's moving. >> i don't understand how you can be that scared of a spider. a dog is bigger than that and you will see a stray dog and like, oh, that poor little thing. see a stray spider, it's going to get me. >> give me a poisonous dog with eight legs, that's going to freak me out. >> [ bleep ]. >> yo

live roaches found in the kitchen here. mold in the ice machine and we came to ask what happened. >> you are not allowed to get in. >> okay. in a written statement to local 10 news,he company pool guyed and called the issue minimal. havana 1957 says employees will be retrained to make sure this neverrapped happens again i can give you the name and number for the corporate offs. north miami beach wanted to talk to us about their 18 violations that included live roaches crawling around the kitchen. >> you can't talk to us about a roach issue here. >> corporate office doesn't keep the place clean. it's up stoo you gs. >>> and they say they are embarrass add and plan on retraining staff. also on the list empire s szechuan in miami beach. you had a bad inspection. >> why the camera there? >> because we're tv. >> tv? >> up to 75 live roach crawling around the kitchen. roach exta meant crawling on the ralz. equipment coated with gree and today degree. >> we pass already. next door. >> next door. no, it was you, empire szechuan. >>

that cook ored to wash his hand roaches found in the kitchen. mold in the ice machine and we me to ask what happened. >> you're not lewded to get in.>> okay. >> in eye written statement to lol kane ten knew the company apologieded and called the i use minimal. they say the employee will be retrained to make sure this nerve happens again. >> the corporate off i can give you the number. >> no one at the mrk b ale house on 263 street in north miami beach wanted to talk to us about their 18 violation that included live roaches crawling around the kitchen. >> you can't talk to us about a roach issue here. the corporate officer had to keep the place clean support to you guys. >> the company says they are embarrass add and they plan on retrtrning staff. >> also on the list, empire szechuan at 3427 northeast 163 street also in north miami beach. >> you had a bad inspection last >> who is that. >> we're tv. >> tv. >> vie olays up to 75 roaches crawling around the kitchen. roach extra meant spot ond the walls. equipment, coated with grease and food debris.

the guy was in the kitchen and he said kill the baby, kill the baby. i hovered over the baby and i said please, no. the suspect realized something wasn't right . >> i heard one in the kitchen whisper something and they started backing out with the i said i am not. >> orlando police say they took off in a gray impala . these guys are still on the family say they want justice. >> i pray to god that they them up . you live by the gun and you die by the gun. god says that. the only thing the victim told wearing dark clothes and they had their faces covered. police are asking for your help . if you have any information, call orlando police. in orlando, johnny fernandez, news 6. >>david: a car hit a pole and a tree outside of a church. they still don't know if anyone was hurt because they say the car was abandon around 1030 last night. police responded on kennedy boulevard and they say the building was not hit or damaged. so there aren't any witnesses to this crash. right now, detectives are searching for the driver to get some answers. >>bridgett: a man wil

. >>> eating welll why more medical students are taking classes in the kitchen. "nightly news"pbegins now. >>> from nbc world headquarters in new york,his is nbc "nightly news." reporting tonight, ari erica hill. >>> good each. in iowa tonight, it's a full court press. with the caucuses 48 aren't wasting a moment, personally among the undecided. crisscrossing the state to make their final pitches trying to meet as many voters as possssle. donald trump may be leading among republicans, the battle for second place in iowa is critical. on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sande are nearly tied. nbc news has full coverage. we begin tonight in cedar rapids with kristin welker. reporter: secretary clinton will look for votes here. she's bringing in her top surrogates, her husband and daughter chelsea. just a few miles away and in the exact same city, bernie sanders will make his final pitch in this race that is tight. hillary clinton and bernie sanders neck and neck, pulling out all the stops in the final hours before iowa voters weigh in. questions over h

some of the best bakers in america will be in cincinnati today to show off their skills in the kitchen and help you hone yours. wlwt news 5's richard chiles is live in clifton ahead of the retail bakers of america road show. richard, good morning. richard: jonathan, good morning. we wish we had smell-a-vision for everybody. jason sperry and i will get a taste and pack on pounds this morning. starting at 7:30 a.m., the event is going to be hosted here in restaurant at the midwest culinary institute at cincinnati state. the event starting at 7:30, running until 5:00. it's breakfast, lunch and dinner as the retail bakers of america roadshow rolls through the tri-state, featuring bakery tours, test kitchen setup, along with opportunities for training in and out of the kitchen, including folks from the food network. a wonderful opportunity to get your roll on, so to speak. getting started 7:30 this morning. lasting until 5:00 this afternoon. right here at the summit, part of the midwest culinary institute institute, including things outside of the kitchen like finance, for those folks worki

do you see yourself working in the kitchen? ewell: "a" -- it depends on what the deal is that you all do. lemonis: why would the deal that we make determine what your role's gonna be? ewell: it has to make sense for myself and my wife to uproot our lives and come over to south carolina. we need to be able to know that we can grow with it. lemonis: okay. the business today, before you paid yourself, made $145,000. after you took your salary, it really only made $45,000. any salary that you give out to anybody, family or not, could take that number from $45,000-plus to $45,000-negative. what i'm really buying into is the potential of what's there. so, my vision, really, is to have it feel like a real destination. people in the dining room, they come from a decent distance -- 30, 40, 50 miles. and the better the destination, the further they'll come from. i want to build a general store, putting products in that general store that are within our scope. and so, i'm willing to put up a half a million dollars into the business. and we

>> my wife didn't let me in the kitchen because i was that bad. >> reporter: alongside anatomy and biology, cooking classes now on the menu for medical students at tulane university. what do you hope doctors take away from this? >> we want doctors to talk to their parents about food. stop saying blanket statements like lose weight or don't eat as much salt. people need t t understand how to do that. >> reporter: this woman isn't a physician, but the chef is on the med school's faculty. >> push down and forward. come up and back to reset. >> reporter: with obesity and other diseases tied to diet, the classes give students knowledge they can share with patients. non-medical treatment. >> you could be very specific, they are more likely to change their lifestyle. >> reporter: best >> everyone, it is time to get your plates up. >> reporter: the program's founder says it will change hour illness is treated. >> you will come to me. i will write you a prescription to go to cooking class. the insurance company will pay for it. >> reporter: 19 med schools have followed tulane's lead. students scrub

addi >> welcome into the carolina kitchen. glass onion in weaverville is >> i'm happy to be here. >> what are you making? >> a quinoa salad. you can eat it warm or cold. it is easy to eat at any time of the day. what we'll do today is sun dried cherries, very delicious. toasted almonds slivered, a little bit of salt. >> ok. >> you can take if you have pan spray, spray it on it. get the oil on the almondalmond, fresh diced mint and fresh scallion. i like thisthis. >> what is that? >> a vinegar, very delicious. heats up well. >> let's get started. have cooked it about six minutes. i like to cook it until it begins to sprout. it makes it more tender. you can cook it less if you like it aldente. i go the other way. it is a nice dish because you can keep it in the refrigerator. you can have it with your dinner, you can have it with lunch. lunch. >> the sweet from the cherries and the vinegar, it is a grapey vinegar. it is nice because it is. i don't put any oil. i find the oil in quinoa -- >> it is healthier without it. >> it is a n

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this was the kitchen area. obviously, the roof is gone, burned. i can't even imagine what the inferno was like when they walked outside. >> it first started upstairs where -- everything i had was in my office -- my wallet, my money, my credit cards, my license, all financial records. all the family pictures are gone, pictures with five different presidents, two popes, pictures with them. you just think about everything you have is gone. >> the coach and beth thanked god they made it out alive. >> what i was grateful for -- no firemen were injured because it was a big fire. but you're sitting there, and you're just saying, "i can't believe this is happening." and you're depressed. we made a decision that till 8:00 monday morning, we will feel sorry for ourselves. but 8:00 monday morning, that's over. >> that's it. >> we're gonna look forward and see what we have to do. what's important now? your house burned down. you lost everything. what's important now? >> they hired ray altieri, a public insurance adjuster. that's someone who works on behalf of