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crews contained the initial fires of the kitchen. but there were pockets of the fire that spread into the attic and continued to person. >> it does have a lot of heating and ventilation. infrastructure in there, duct work. the duct work is one of the things causing the problem because it allowed the fire to travel to different parts of the attic. away from the kitchen itself. >> the restaurant was evacuated. postino is housed in a building built in the 1930s with unique brick work. >>> police in napa have released video showing a close call for a woman and her two young children when a driver lost control of her car in a shopping center parking lot. as amber lee reports, the car crashed into tables and chairs that were set up outside the villa corona restaurant in bel air plaza. >> reporter: video shows a woman coming out of a restaurant followed by two young children. all of a sudden, an suv plows into tables, chairs and umbrellas set up on the sidewalk. >> it was just like a boom. it was a loud noise. >> reporter: vivian is a server

>> of course. >> that's the kitchen? >> that's the kitchen, yeah. >> the whole kitchen? that's everything, yeah. >> how are you? i'm marcus. >> hi. hi, marcus, gerri. >> gerri, nice to meet you. [horn honks] this is the whole kitchen? >> this is the entire kitchen. >> this kitchen is tiny. i'm shocked by the size of this kitchen and the lack of equipment in there. i don't know how she even cooks anything, let alone contribute to the $500,000 coming out of her department. be nice if you had more space. >> it would be great to have more space. that's the biggest problem we have. when we're plating at night and a full bar of 75 people, it's really hard. it's tight. [car alarm chirps] >> just hearing from some of the other team members about the place, i think the biggest thing is there is no leader. >> no. >> no? when i was called to come here, i think they assumed that i would just come in and just write a check. >> yeah. [laughs] >> and the reality of it is, is that i am not convinced yet. >> are you the grim reaper, or--[laughs] >> me? >> yeah. >> sometimes. i don't real

you are cooked, i'm running the kitchen. how about you are the cook and i am running the kitchen. >> you say what you need and they have algorithms that match you with somebody who has experience similar to the restaurant. they will match you with somebody who is in sync with your needs. carol: what will i pay jason and the dishwasher? jason: i thought i was a cook. carol: jason is doing at all. >> that is actually, there is an issue with pared. hour and mostn people in the kitchen are not getting paid that much. jason: interesting point, let's say i have a dishwasher for carol. i'm in the kitchen and my buddy does not show up. i shoved my job. she goes on the app, recently in, and i learned that this guy is getting 20 bucks an hour but only getting 15 or 16. >> you take your apron off and say i'm out of here. ,here are some things going on you are getting your taxes withheld on the app, succumbed ,pril 15, you have a big bill but it could definitely cause problems in the kitchen and people are comparing salaries. apps, have

the chef is also making music with his kitchen utensils. through the summer michael feel more like a chef from stumpers but i'm also a musician. actually i'm both simple to do. the creative force behind the musical dinner concept is the suck so often asked the project was inspired by her own life area. i grew up in restaurants it was owned by my grandparents i always found the restaurant noise fascinating so the dough wants to make people more aware of the connections among the senses hearing taste and smell and create a kind of edible music chef cooks while the musicians perform. total richie prepares most of the food for the one hundred guests attending the show the main course is a fish stew a popular dish in southern france it's made with octopus leeks onions and potatoes even as he's preparing the food the chef gets into the rhythm of the show. don't. always hear a kind of music when i'm working in the kitchen everything you touch whether it's the dishes or a pot on the stove makes a certain kind of musical sound. when i'm making french

i'm a cook, i'm running the kitchen. bout you are the cook and i am running the kitchen. [laughter] so if the dishwasher doesn't show up, what a way do? the app and say what you need and they have these algorithms that match you with someone who has experience similar to the restaurant. they will match you with somebody who is in sync with your needs. carol: what will i pay jason the dishwasher? jason: i thought i was a cook. now i am a dishwasher? [laughter] carol: sorry. kate: he is doing it all. that is actually, there is an issue with pared. they pay $20 an hour and most people in the kitchen are not getting paid that much. jason: and that is an interesting let's say i am a point. dishwasher for carol. [laughter] so i am in the kitchen and my buddy doesn't show up, i dutifully show up for my job. she goes on the app and brings somebody in, and then i learned, because we are washing dishes together, that this guy is getting 20 bucks an hour but i am only getting 15 or 16. kate: you take your apron off and say i'm out o

and use stuff in the kitchen to make music. >> you should recognize the song almost immediately.". >> he's doing his cover of that song and he's taking the title very literally. ♪ ♪ you were my sun, you were my earth ♪ ♪ you didn't know all the ways i loved you, no ♪ >> and starts chopping onions. >> because he needs to cry. ♪ >> onions getting to him, crying his eyes out as he recreates that justin timberlake classic.s ♪ cry me a river, cry me a river ♪ ♪ the damage is done so i guess i'll be leaving ♪ >> oh, dad. >> okay. was that for something. [ laughter ]. >> doesn't look like he thinks this is his best work, but that's okay. thank you, clueless. >> see you the next time, everybody. ♪ >>> still want to figure out your summer holiday plans? i might be able to help you out here. this first one, have this sweeping shot of daca, the capital of bangladesh. this is so cool. this is the call for prayer. we're going through these narrow alley ways and you bcrowd, the throngs of people, the spices, the food. >> that is wild. >> people. ,no. it' jst an assault on eve a god and open to

christina for proof i always hear a kind of music when i'm working in the kitchen everything that you charge whether it's the dishes or a pot on the stove makes a certain kind of musical sound. when i'm making french fries for example the noise reminds me of approval of it through a movie troupe and so the. time now for the second part of the show the me. which has its own. sound. the musicians now double as waiters and provide the guests. and drink. just about every show is sold out it's an evening that sounds as good as it tastes. a feast for all the senses indeed heart time is up but you can find more on those stories on our website at www dot com slash culture in the meantime all the best from us until next time and a warm bye bye for now. tera poker. u.s. president donald trump is ignoring. so free trade and setting global markets on edge. but are europe and germany doing that much better. luck who are the winners and losers in a high stakes game. close up in thirty minutes on d w. what secrets lie behind these most. find out in an immersive experience and explore a fascinating w

that is when i walked around and i located the victim on the kitchen floor. >> oh. , okay. >> it was tom's wife, kelley. right away the deputy knew she had been murdered. >> what did you see? >> the victim. there was blood, blood spatter on walls, ceiling, the victim had blood pooling around her head. >> tom, where were you when this all went down? >> playing poker with my buddies. >> tom said he had just come home from a poker game to find kelley dead on the floor and his seven-year-old daughter charlie saying something about a break-in. >> i came home and my daughter said there was a robber in the house and she saw them. >> okay. come on out here, man. come on out here. i want you to have a seat. you don't need to see that, all right. >> his kids were home? >> kids were home when this occurred. >> where were they? >> when i got on scene he had taken them to the neighbor so i never saw the kids. >> what did you think of the person capable of doing this to her mother with the children home. >> there's no way to describe a person like that. they're not a person. i kne

today they were in the kitchen. only in that. job but they will say that i took the mobile phones away and they have a flat tire on the way to look once i reach park song village of a new one from an old man i'm trying to get but i have no carriage so i have to change myself yes. but he hasn't visited and if you know the right one of. his best childhood friend has come over here. he wants the same haircut. kenya is one of only three boys who left the village of three hundred residents to continue their studies after finishing primary school. it's based on what somebody would like him to go to university but we don't have money for that he'll finish high school this year so many here i don't want him to come home i want him to work for the government you would have to help in fact i used to work for the government but i gave that up to come back to the village me to be so i want my youngest son to continue what i began. paddy. cornel west any whom. you did you know that. the. money i used to be in love with a girl from the uk i don

today they were in the kitchen. believing that. you know what they will say that if i took the most. from forms of a in the eye to flat top the way you look once you reach pop song village of a new one from an old man and trying to get new carriage so i had to change a self. but he has a get out. his best childhood friend has come over. he wants the same haircut. kenya home is one of only three boys who left the village of three hundred residents to continue their studies after finishing primary school. it's based tolo place and we would like him to go to university but we don't have money for that he'll finish high school this year when many here i don't want him to come home i want him to work for the government to help you to head to head i used to work for the government but i gave that up to come back to the village meeting being so i wanted my younger son to continue what i began. patting him cornel west and they poke me. with me going to give the. money i used to be in love with a girl from the uk i don't know any more. but y

the lauzon family eat in the kitchen. the parents and the oldest son said it one table. you have a little bit on the other son the daughters in law and the grandchildren sit at the other. twelve people live in this house and all. that. much of life is governed by custom and tradition from the seating arrangements of meals to the women's dress to the work they do their daily routine and their festivals. up to the top. how can keeps a close eye on things and. he's a member of the village council of elders and a former village chief. and although no one says so directly he's also the shah men. meaning this is a fortune teller. put it not if someone is old and very sick that i can know the day of their death by looking at this. mayhem. it's fine that i can make these predictions but he would not be good for me to tell someone else that bad luck is coming their way they would be. out with a. neighbor comes to fetch him a child is sick with a high fever and the family says the boy was frightened in the forest and his soul left him. now the spirits are trying to lay claim to hi

she's in the kitchen. i'm going to get my neighbor to help me here. ralph. okay? >> the police arrived. went into the house with guns drawn. and there at the entrance to the kitchen, still in her nightgown, lay pam candelario. her head covered in blood. >> i knew she was dead when the ambulance showed up, because they didn't go into the house. they just stayed, and were working on ralph. >> ralph wasn't shot, but he was hurt. and he was air lifted to the nearest trauma hospital. walsenburg, as local reporter eric mullens knew, was not equipped to handle an investigation of this magnitude. >> you have small town departments, five, six, seven people. you don't have murder cops on staff. you don't have forensic professionals on staff. >> so by the time shannon arrived at the hospital looking for her mother, an agent of the colorado bureau of investigation was there to meet her. along with aaron. how did she take it? >> about as well as you expect anybody to get hit by a sledgehammer or whatever. first you're just kind of shocked, then a little bit of den

we went into the kitchen, through the pantry and i asked her if she wanted a beer and she said no. got over to the pool area and i sat down, i remember taking off my shoes, asked her again if she wanted to go in swimming and she said let's go down to the ocean. i went back and patty was standing there and i went over and i kissed her again and we started walking across the lawn arm in arm to the beach. i thought that we were going to have sex. >> we kissed and i put the towel down in the sand and we got on the towel. >> what happened on the towel. >> we started two. she unbuttoned my pants and i took her panties off with her help and we embraced and i could feel her and i put my hands on her and she was excited and i asked her if she had birth-control. >> what was her response. >> she said we better be careful. >> that's always bothered me. a medical student from georgetown, i assume he probably knew a little something about hiv and std. i was shocked that nobody ever asked him why he never said anything. if it was consensual, why did he use protection. >> she was massaging me and

but as we cross the threshold here, we enter into probably the oldest part of the house, the kitchen. once they came home in 1953, and purchased this home, and they modernized the rest of the house, this kitchen was one of the few realms that they updated after that. so this kitchen received a few updates between 1953 and 1971. frequently, we have people say that this kitchen remines them of -- reminds them of their grandmother's kitchen or the kitchen of one of their aunts or uncles or somebody in the family. many comment to the wallpaper and ceiling paper. this paper was part of that last renovation in 1971. and it was chosen by president truman himself. and i always say that two of the best places perhaps to get truman dna remains under the lamp here on this wall, where you can see the wallpaper's worn away. as they would turn on the light here. and then also on this wall where you can see the wallpaper worn away under this lamp over here. one thing in this room that means a lot to us is the calendar that hangs on the wall remains on the wall and it's a very simple calendar, it's a

the fire started in to the kitchen which made it difficult for firefighters to under control. >> it does have a lot of heating and ventilation infrastructure in there. the ductwork is causing a problem because it allowed the fire to travel to the attic and away from the kitchen itself. >>> the casino is housed in a historic building dating back to the 1930s. >>> french prime minister emmanuel macron has launched a competition to rebuild the cathedral at notre dame. over $1 billion has already been pledged to rebuild the cathedral.g of sorrow here in paris, but there is also hope as people here in france and around the world promise to rebuild the notre dame cathedral. frenchotc cathedral tuesday night, holding a vigil. it made a promise from french president emmanuel macron to restore the truth to its former glory. >> we will rebuild it even more beautiful. we want to complete it from now until five year. >>> the money has started pouring in with donors from around the world supporting the effort. >> i use my personal bank card to fund repairs to the cathedral. more than 800 years ago, i

, and the remodel for the kitchen. but i'm actually concerned, as my vice president probably, my fellow board members, that we're going to see a multitude of appeals here. and trust me, even though you're saying no, people behind you are waving yes. so -- >> if you can give me just a minute, i'll address this as best i can. >> okay. >> i have spent a tremendous amount of time putting together a gant chart that shows the scope of the project by week all the way to conclusion. i've divided the project into four functions, and i think that this is the type of information that you the commissioners -- >> you can place it on the overhead, and place it as if you would look at it yourself. thank you. >> so i guess i have a few minutes to speak? >> actually, we're asking you questions, but we'll let you speak. >> actually, i would like to apologize to the commissioners for not being at the last board of appeal meeting. i wasn't available, but i've never been to city hall and i didn't understand the significance. i do now, and

. >> this is where we spend most of our day is in the kitchen. >> reporter: but not bad looking out the window, a view of san francisco. >> absolutely. in fact, it's completely distracting sometimes. >> reporter: this lighthouse is now considered a treasure, but at one time the coast guard was ready to demolish it, until lighthouse lovers stepped in to save it. >> the guests can come up here whenever they want. all our proposals are here. >> reporter: the visitors this day are tyler waterson and tiffany vans. >> people ask, do you have a cook or maintenance person or anything? it's all us. >> reporter: you're going to be living in the 18 70s. >> which i'm okay. with. >> reporter: among their new duty, learning to get the old foghorn up and running. [horn sounds] as a noisy demonstration for overnight guests. when the sun sets, the little island becomes the guiding light it has been for 145 years. john blackstone, cbs news, east brother, island. >> rte >>ja ler on s ines. for all of us here at cbs news thank you for joining us and good night. >> live from the cbs bay area studios this is

it can cause problems in the kitchen of people are comparing salaries. en the kids filming themselves singing and doing jumping jacks? the app of the moment. carol: lamborghini and bugatti showed off at the auto show this week. jason: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am carol massar. jason: i am jason kelly. you can also listen to us on the radio. in the bay area, in london on the dab. the next thing is made in china. jason: it is called tiktok. carol: it has interesting ideas about censorship. , no relation to bloomberg, is an app that looks a little like snapchat or instagram stories. it basically lets kids do live streams and music videos, very big with between's and teens -- tweens and teens. it's the first time one of these chinese internet companies has had a hit outside of the mainland. jason: that is an important point because we talk a lot about alibaba and tencent, but those are essentially domestic chinese companies. >> the chinese market is so huge , you can build a huge company on the ba

i asked him to come the kitchen windows, because that was a concern of the appellant. if i can ask him to come up and speak with you just for a moment , that would conclude our remarks. i may have surprised him. >> good evening. i am with hammett and edison. we are a independent consulting engineering firm and i am a licensed professional electrical engineer in the state of california. our job is to evaluate sites like these for radiofrequency exposure compliance with the f.c.c. standard. we have completed that evaluation for this site. we find it will comply with the f.c.c. limits. the maximum calculated exposure level at the top floor where the kitchen is his three-point 5% of the f.c.c. limit. it means that the levels are about 25 times below the limit. the maximum level anywhere on the building is on the roof deck as you are standing on the edge of the roof deck, 12 feet away from the antenna. the maximum level there is also below the f.c.c. limit, and the maximum rf exposure level at ground as well below the f.c.c. limit at 1.8%. i'm happy to answer any questions

wow. >> nacho: do you wanna help in the kitchen, or? me to eat. >> anthony: oh, yeah. come on, that's perfect, right? >> lucia: nice. >> anthony: so how long has this place been here? >> martin: about 12 years. >> anthony: started as like a shack or a house? or? >> martin: it used to be a little house on the beach with a bar. you're not allowed to build here anymore, so we bought all this land and that's the only thing we can do. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: and the food is delicious. >> lucia: yeah. >> anthony: look at us out here, on a sand bar. in the middle of nowhere. eating like gods. >> lucia: but this is what i love about uruguay, no? then suddenly you take a drive, even like one hour and a half, and you're in a different world. >> anthony: good to see. i mean, it's really exciting here. i love it here. every day he asks me, "are you sure --" >> nacho: hold on, hold on, hold on. >> anthony: every day. >> nacho: do you really love it, tony? >> anthony: every day. ♪ ♪ this is cnn breaking news. >> 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast and we're foll

and we'll hear from the woman he made a nut butter in her kitchen. w her not brand has become an international bestseller. with $12 million. the uk government says websites could be fined over harmful online content, we want to know if you think internet sites should be liable or is this an attack as some say on free speech. let us know what you think. hello and welcome to business live. a busy monday, so let's get started. big changes ahead for one of the world ‘s largest car companies. it's been holding a large meeting today. carlos: as dead as a director. he rescued the firm from near ba n kru ptcy rescued the firm from near bankruptcy 20 years ago but from what she is accused of siphoning funds. he is in a tokyo jail after being rearrested on what financial misconduct charges last week. he denies any wrongdoing. this man has been appointed to replace carlos gorman. renault, nissan and mitsuibshi have a complex ownership structure. and nissan biggest shareholder is renault at 43% but the french government has a lot of influence because it is renaul

you know it's it's just and it's unsettling it's the roaches were discovered at various places in the kitchen during a routine health inspection. >>the restaurant shut down on april first and reopen the next day after cleaning and sanitizing all food contact surfaces that you know lately there's been a lot of restaurants in the area that's been having closure problems to do their sanitary didn't notice anything nsure different during their friday night meal well we didn't know that did close for for that reason you know, maybe we did consider differently but you know, yeah, we don't know and we've always had a good meal in there so food was excellent. i didn't know about the closure. and glad i didn't know about the closure. so i went in there. i think he was the same as it's always been the clam chowder was excellent. so you return, yes, absolutely both say they'll return but as of now there is a plaque hard pending until the restaurant can contest grade. we reach out to claim jumper for comment but we have not yet heard back live in concord to get along. >>kron 4 news all right gail a harro

it was just i thought i was there overseeing make sure things are going on the kitchen, but we were a seat at the table and that was really exciting for us. but it was a great relax night so would you talk about not politics no not politics at all. >>just yet kids how people can come together. through something like a great center. a man figure out how to change in our communities and it was really really nice. >>asia had a lot more to say isn't even about a move possibly across the bay watch the full interview tomorrow at 10:00am we're going to be streaming it on kron on. >>this is 5 a warning for parents with babies why consumer watchdog group is trying to get certain rockers >>once a popular baby swing taken off shelves yaffe very scary step this after the fisher price rock and play infants wing is linked to at least 32 deaths. reporter jeptoo rico talk with worried parents in pennsylvania. >>more the government warning is directed to families like the websters of allentown the 3 and a half month old charlie use the fisher price rock in play as recently as last weekend, the incline

it was just i thought i was there to oversee make sure things are going on the kitchen, but we were we had a seat at the table and that was really exciting for us. but it was a great relax night so would you talk about not politics. no not politics at all. >>just food yet food kids how people can come together. through something like a great center. a figure out how to create change in our communities and it was really really nice had much more to say the >>possible move across the bay to san francisco. if you want to catch that full interview later on this morning at 10:00am we'll have it on kron on will be streaming it on kron on we'll for 54 now and hey look at outside you can actually see stuff out there yesterday that wasn't such the case because we had all that fog hanging out across the day. there still are some patchy areas of it you just don't see it over berkeley right now looking at this pay a little bit of a different way to start the day. now we're looking at most temperatures in the 50's as you're getting out there now mind you it is breezier than yesterday. so you're ste

again, looks like it was the kitchen. restaurant is closed. >>> "time" magazine released its 100 influential people of 2019 and it includes several people from right here in the bay area. up first, congresswoman nancy pelosi. she's one of six honorees selected to grace the cover of the issue. other people recognized this year, palo alto based christine blasey ford and supreme court justice brett kavanaugh who she accused of sexual assault. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and academy award winner mahershala ali from hayward also made the list. >>> a car stolen with the man's beloved dog inside. the car turns up but no dog. don't worry, the story has a happy ending. we'll have it for you after this. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need an

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my hymns older sisters are working in the kitchen. turkmen households are in the women's hands men do none of the cooking. simple but nutritious dishes are typical fare such as czech dema the turkmen national dish. your country so i'm sure. that it does. but it is this is. actually sauteed the ticket we add water and let it simmer for two hours i can work for to be thin lamb for three hours. and right at the end we had rice that we've soaked in water. in the. calendar in terms little has changed from an attack when still it is nomads but the world beyond the kitchen has kept moving forward. to in the old days a wedding couldn't take place without the consent of the ox or car. that's how much elders were respected. the bride and groom had no say in it palatable to today the young people are included in the cards decision you have to out. but anyone who thinks the men decide while the women coke is mistaken the women also have a say the most important question is decided by condoms grandmother b.b. and my hymns mother ana. this year the

this was the kitchen. this was always considered the heart of the home. eat in here,would from all the recollections we have from them. they did have storage areas, including a basement, which is very rare on the central coast of california. they had a basement because they were storing months of supplies at a time. they would keep them all down there. they would get a supply ship every couple of months, dry goods, things like that. they would store them. it is quite chilly down there. did come with a formal dining room. guests,s if they had they would use this room. anry once in a while, inspector from san francisco, the 12th district of lighthouse service, an inspector would take a look at the house, make sure the station was running smoothly , the supplies are not being squandered, and that people are getting along. it was a federal working site. as beautiful as the home is, you have to think of this as a working station. all the accounts from the children who live here and adults and people who visited was that it was a nice accommodation, not a cramp

on a first-name sort of economy is even taking some of her techniques to hayes at the macy's kitchen in union square and with the motto of strength in tanya holland believes her food is helping the dubs win and from the looks and the taste, brown sugar kitchen is a slam dunk. in san francisco begin living on this friday morning. is hungry little that if you want to learn how to cook like shift, tanya holland for brown sugar kitchen, she's giving tips this saturday night at the kitchen at macy's san francisco you can go to our website from point that com for details if you have a restaurant a cafe or bar, you'd like to seetfeatured on diet and dish. >>send an e-mail to die in addition kron four dot com or fill out to the substance submission form off all her web site there you can also check out our guide a dish facebook page. >>hi guys let's check out the weather one more time lot of clouds around the bay area tonight we do have a couple of scattered showers out there most that very light some drizzle along the coastline but as we head toward the latter part of the night will see the

>>could be made on the kitchen table somewhere and. fentanyl on one side of the table and cocaine on the other and there could be a contamination there and and you just don't know. >>this was a horrific accident. >>parties friend is showing off one of the victims are work she wants to stress that her friend was in no way a drug addict on the path to destruction what you think. >>might be a fun night out saturday. might mean you don't come home to your kids on sunday parties friends are now trying to raise money to fund the education for the 2 children she leaves behind a link can be found on our website kron four dot com lorraine kelly from 40's. >>in the east bay, the dublin teachers union has reached a tentative agreement with the school district effectively ending the threat of a potential teacher strike. according to the union. the agreement was race after a marathon negotiation session last night. the 2 year agreement includes a 4 and a half percent raise it limits elementary school class sizes to 28 children and provides for a cou

the fire started in the kitchen and spread to the attic. control. >> the duct work was causing problems because it allowed the fire to travel to different parts of the attic. >> no one was hurt. it is a historic bidding that dates back to the 1930s. >>> today will mark 130 years since the earthquake in san francisco in 1906. there is an exhibit that takes us back more than a century. >> reporter: good morning to you. when you talk about the winchester house, you usually think about halloween and the fact that his house is hounted supposedly. today we are talking about the earthquake of 1906, 113 years ago. they are marking the occasion with an earthquake exhibit here. we are showing you shhh some of the exhibits up. you can see what the quake did. we are outside of the daisy bedroom on the third floor of the house which is seven stories. we are joined by a historian who can tell me more about what happened to the house after the earthquake. >> sarah and her home were never the same. >> sarah winchester. >> yes. it was a pivotal moment for h

so this was, of course, just the kitchen. this was always considered the heart of the home. the families would most of the time just eat in here from all the recs we have from them. -- recollections we have from them. they did have storage areas, including a basement which is very rare to find on the central coast of california. and they had a basement because they were storing months of supplies at a time. they would keep them all down there, that they would be coming through. they'd get a supply ship every couple of months. dry goods, things like that, they would store them. it's quite chilly down there. they did come with a formal dining room. now, a lot of the times if they had guests over they would use this room, of course, and every once in a while an inspector from san francisco, which is the 12th district of lighthouse service, an inspector would come dawn -- down to take a look at the how many times make sure the station was running smoothly, supplies weren't getting squand sexerled people were getting along. it was a federal working assignment. you do have to thin

>>could be made on the kitchen table somewhere and. fentanyl on one side of the table and cocaine on the other and there could be a contamination there and and you just don't know. >>this was a horrific accident. >>parties friend is showing off one of the victims are work. she says in addition to being a talented artist cardi a was a devoted mother to her 3 year-old son and 9 year-old daughter she wants to stress that her friend was in no way a drug addict on the path to destruction if kerry had a second glass of rose a thought was a big night. >>parties friends are now trying to raise money to fund the education for the 2 children she now leaves behind. >>still ahead tonight, a heads up for new parents why fisher-price is recalling all models of its rock n play sleeper. and after the break here from the angry father of a teenage girl who was dragged can punch that school. my >>the big story tonight new video shows chicago poce officers dragging a 16 year-old high school student down a flight of stairs punching her and using a stun gun