the kitchen staff as diverse as they are delightful. rant bringing them all together, america strong. because the nonas work different shifts, the menu changes nightly. when yaya is in, greek food is on the menu. when it's nona maria, you better believe you're getting zucchini parmesana. it's open every weekend in staten island. >> chef's kiss. i know where i'm going this weekend. >> listen, i have to learn how to say grandma in every language. abuela, how you doin'? is it like og grandmas like you have to mind your manners? >> i was on my best behavior. it's a grandma, and you've got to respect your elders. but nona maria's from italy, like fresh off the boat. what they're making is legit. >> you're getting, this is not first generation, second generation, okay? this is o.j. thanks will, now we're hungry. >> we are so hungry. >>> coming up, tipping the scales. the pumpkin that outweighs a small car. >>> america strong on abc news, sponsored by abbott. life to the fullest. news, sponsored by abbott. life to the fullest. look, i gotta say

fuji is in charge of the kitchen. so he is now a partner, as well. de a deal to invest $130,000 for 30% of the business. we got a deal? we're gonna start over. if we're gonna set the standard, it's gonna be my standard. we upped the quality of our ingredients, simplified the menu, and overhauled the space. [ laughter and applause ] we needed somebody to run the day-to-day operations, so joseph stepped up to be the general manager. but i wasn't just fixing up one restaurant in staten island, i saw standard burger as a national opportunity. and this place would be the model we'd use to sell franchisees on the concept. to the burger boys. -all: burger boys. lemonis: six months and about a half a million dollars later, we're just about ready. ♪♪ today we're at "time out" magazine's battle of the burger, and there's about 50 restaurants here competing for one prize -- best burger in new york city. joe t.: so let's rock this out. let's show everybody who we are. [ cheering ] [ whistling ] lemonis: the business plan is to launch standard burger into other ma

to be back in the kitchen, to welcome customers back -- >> yes. >> how does it feel? >> beautiful. e. i want to come into work. >> i missed this restaurant. i missed the people, the customers. >> reporter: eachona on staff preparing their specialty dish whenever they're in the kitchen. nona maria's specialty, zucchini parmesan which she agreed to show us first hand. the kitchen staff as diverse as they are delightful, and the small staten island restaurant bringing them all together, "america strong." because the nonas work different shifts, the menu changes nightly. you better believe you're getting that zucchini parmesan, andst the open every weekend in staten island. mona, reena? srandma have the kalture, it >>> right now on "america this morning," deadly amtrak derailment. a train packed with passengers careening off the tracks. >> oh my god. it's on its side. >> our team on the remote scene this morning as the investigators look into what happened. plus, what we're learning about the first victim to be identified. >>> vaccine mandate deadline. thousands of health care workers f

so i went to the kitchen and i looked out the kitchen and i looked out the window and i saw a hole inthe building. it looked like it was around ourfloor. i the building. it looked like it was around our floor. i saw some smoke and i said are you sure it was a passenger plane? and he said yes, it was a passenger plane. isaw and he said yes, it was a passenger plane. i saw the passengers, isaw passenger plane. i saw the passengers, i saw the pilot. i saw everything.— ha-- saw everything. can a 'ust happy because fl saw everything. can a 'ust happy because we i saw everything. can a just happy because we haven't saw everything. can a just - happy because we haven't got a great deal of time, but the image i really want to talk about now, because unfortunately i'll know the whole world knows what happened, how come those firefighters got a flag from your boat close by? how did that come about?— your boat close by? how did that come about? that was an unusualthing. _ that come about? that was an unusual thing. our _ that come about? that was an unusual thing. our boats, - that come about? th

the never university can be sat as a kitchen, a special kitchen. you wish that you then they would be the bottle years. we could feed few of them lunch and people need that in the evening. connecting with that special supermarket or market. they're going to deliver their food the next that it would be so easy to do it and he would change their mind the millions of the will. then they're going to be the leader of the future. i have a couple of questions for you, massimo, anew chiefs are going to go live to achieve us right now. this one is from john cooper, within hospitality and restaurant kitchens. what measures and innovations are in place to reduce food waste? is the level food waste within hospitality, comparable with the waste that happens at home? and exactly, that's a very that there they, you know, it's a great question because we have we, the places where we ways the most is in our home is not being thereafter and you know, in the city francis ghana. yeah. i don't know if you know about that. we have a 3 nice land star like that off of the

and i was bending time in the kitchen with my mom and my grandmother in my hand. and you know, from under the table i was looking at the, were the, i was looking, you know, and in the, from a different perspective. and in the meantime, i was feeling that the leaning from from like grandmother crap, you know, there was, there's so many that you have done over the years, which i find fascinating, which is that you've, you've led this movement from chefs being in the kitchen and people with my ring, their skills, the coloring skills to being out in the world, talking to the world about important issues. the connection is obvious once you start hearing and seeing it. where did that come from in your life? who gave you that voice? i think the reputation of the shaft is a start growing in the ninety's and all of the of that gas are nami, congress, help us to connect one to another and to connect to each other and that we became friends. that's a movement. the, you know, is be, become a move man, global movement as spanish, french, chinese, japanese americans, all togethe

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so, fuji is in charge of the kitchen, and he is now a partner, as well. managing partner. if we're gonna set the standard, it's gonna be my standard, and my standard is way higher than you guys'. when i'm done, there will be something special about our food. there will be something unique and different that nobody else on staten island will have. and we're gonna start over. is that clear? tranchina: i like that very much. sammy: i'm ready. i'm ready. lemonis: but we got a lot of damn work to do. let's get to work. come on. so, fuji, one of the things that we're gonna do -- we're gonna start over on the menu. now that we've got the chef back, the thing i'm most excited about is getting him into that kitchen to come up with new ideas. i'm looking to kind of see the gold inside of here -come out in here. -fuji: all righty. tranchina: what do you think about doing a mixture, like doing a little pork with a little beef or something? meatballs -- sometimes that meat is so juicy 'cause it's got that fat from the pork in there. maybe, like, some jalapeÑos with so

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the unvaccinated also puts our economy recovery every is causing honeys around the kitchen table. i can imagine what is going on the conversations this morning, a lot of parents are wondering what is going to happen. those who have been vaccinated, is going to happen pretty slowing economic growth and costing jobs. the refusal has cost all of us. i moving forward the requirements wherever i can. these are covering two thirds of workers in america. i'm pleased to see the more businesses and organizations instituting on vaccination requirements. i've had business leaders call thanked me for saying the policies to allow them to do the same thing. they're able to do it anyway but it gives them the ability to move forward. we are making progress. for example united airlines, we -- they required the vaccines about seven weeks ago. they now have 97% of employees are vaccinated. just four weeks ago the department of defense required vaccinations for the military. already 92 percent active-duty servicemembers are vaccinated. we are on track to administer 24 million shots in arms in septembe

that's when they describe the kitchen as if really got going and what i find interesting and i think other people well as well i was able to track down the receipts for fruits and vegetable seeds purchased during the lincoln administration. >> i'm people ate not today what americans and first president ate? >> absolutely. it's good to have a list like like that for many american presidents great if you can have it from abraham lincoln. today you can purchase all manner fruits and vegetables with cucumbers beads turn up lettuce cabbage and you can purchase those on line by specialized seed growers and i believe it's a treat and intending -- attending the event in person there's going to be a type of seeds that would have been grown at the white house during the 19th century. >> that's a wonderful legacy. i'm in washington d.c. the same house for 40 years and my husband has always had a big vegetable garden. it was only during the pandemic that i started a natural flower garden and i should see whether the past residents grew irish and peonies. >> i can tell you for a fact first lady ed

that's when the kitchen garden i was describing really got going. and what i find very interesting, hopefully other people will as well, i was able to track down the receipts for fruit and vegetable seeds is purchased during the lincoln administration. >> and can people eat today what american presidents and first ladies ate? >> yeah, absolutely. so it's good to have a list like that from any american president. it's great if you can have it from abraham lincoln. and you can today still purchase all manner of fruits and vegetables; cucumbers, wall streets, turn ups, lettuce -- turn nips, lettuce, cabbage, the like. and you can purchase those online through specialized seed growers. and i believe as a treat, so those attending the event in person and picking up their boxed lunches, there's going to be a seed packet of the type of seeds that would have been grown at the white house during the is 19th century. >> that's a wonderful legacy, it really is, in our backyard. i live in washington, d.c., same house for 40 years. and my husband's always had a b

he says doctors threw, quote, the kitchen sink at the virus. he claims he is taking every kind of medication possible, including the horse dewormer ivermectin. >>> with new cases across the country, the cdc is warning about travel across the labor day weekend. i spoke earlier with dr. yvonne maldonado. doctor, let's talk about the upcoming labor day weekend. the cdc is urging people to reconsider travel over the weekend. saying even vaccinated people should consider the risk. why this warning now? >> what's happening now, we're seeing a big surge in delta variant cases, driven primarily by unvaccinated people. the cdc and others want to make sure that even vaccinated individuals are very careful about not getting infected. hospitals are really overwhelmed right now. we don't want to add more stress on the hospital system in the u.s. >> we've seen covid cases in children spiking. do you attribute that to schools reopening? >> absolutely not. the schools are not the source of transmission. unvaccinated people around children are the source of tra

the garage. >> reporter: and more blood, tiny stains on a kitchen rug. they sent it out for tests. >> everything on the floor, on the inside walls and on the carpet came back to being michelle's blood. >> reporter: and suddenly the case looked very different. >> then we knew we had a real problem. >> reporter: what in the world happened to michelle harris? coming up. >> they had what would appear to be an idyllic life in beautiful home and beautiful children. we learned more and more, he became the focus. >> reporter: a husband suspected. a daughter questioned. >> i didn't talk. i just sat there and cried the whole time. >> when "dateline" continues. wow, that's a low price. ooh, that's a low price. huh. that is a low price. what's a low price? ♪ ♪ ahh, that's a low price can you let me shop? hmm, that's a low price. i'm gonna get it at amazon, anytime is a good time to save. ♪i want to break free♪ (vo) ready to break free? it's time to get away to a place where we can finally be free. ♪i've got to break free♪ (vo) plan your future getaway with norwegian.

families in northern ireland who didn't talk about the troubles, as we describe them, around the the kitchenle. it impacted on so many families. and my father at time was a part time member of the of the army of the ulster defence regiment. and he would be out serving his country at night. and, you know, those were dangerous times. were they frightening times for you? i mean, when you went out and you're a child, well, was there a sense of will he come back? will he face the same fate as my cousin faced? well, look, we were no different to many families, so i'm not sharing this because i believe that somehow we were a special case. we weren't. but yes, you were always worried about the knock on the door. who was it? and you were always at night suspicious of people calling at your home. you know, we had to check under our car every time the family went out to see would there be a bomb under the car? and that was life. that was what life was like growing up in the northern ireland that i was born into. and that's why i've dedicated so much of my life to moving north ——northern lreand beyond t

and even make the kitchen sink, the entertainment center.ext project like no other. >>> i can hear you. i can hear you, the rest of the world hears you. and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >> iconic words from then president george w. bush as he stood on top of the smoldering rubble on ground zero. two days later, vice president dick cheney gave the nation a preview what the u.s. response to the 9/11 attacks would involve, a fight that would later be dubbed the global war on terror. >> we also have to work sort of the dark side if you will, we have to spend time in the shadows in the intelligence world. a lot of what needs to be done here will have to be done quietly without any discussion, using sources and methods that are available to our intelligence agencies, if we're going to be successful. that's the world these folks operate in. >> and joining me, cnn contributor and author of the book "the only plane in the sky, oral history of 9/11." garrett, you've done such a service to the u.s. with all your

yeah, on the kitchen floor like that. >> you're the only one that can talk to me?ocked? >> and they didn't -- the operator didn't understand him. because he already had, like, impaired speech from the injury, and he was traumatized, obviously, and in a panic. >> at first glance, it looked like possibly a burglary that was interrupted, and mr. mclaughlin unfortunately was shot. >> police walk into the house, and they find a very distraught kevin mclaughlin, and bill mclaughlin. they find a man who's been murdered in his kitchen with six bullet holes in his chest. and they also find six expended shell casings. they knew it was a 9 millimeter. >> bill was a gun collector. so, initially, when the police came they said, hey, are there guns in the house. kevin said, yes, there are guns in the house. have you shot any of them recently? he said, no. he pointed them to a locked gun box. >> they were able to eliminate all of his firearms as being potential sources for the expended shell casings that they recovered in the kitchen. >> there were no fingerprints left behind. th

the very sizable package we put together for monetary policy purposes was engineered around my kitchenable. when traveling was more flexible, i went to the office a bit, but the by default solution is remote working still today, and probably until the end of january. then we will see. david: you should take that kitchen table and move it to your office! obviously it was very productive. [laughter] david: do you expect europeans will go back to work five days a week? or four days a week of work? christine: we should all acknowledge that there are people who do not have the luxury of choice that have to go to work because their physical presence is required. you think about hospital staff, construction workers, some people working in shops. they have to be on site. offices, i think we are heading towards a hybrid movement where part of the week will be spent in the office so that people can meet, see each other, can hold regular meetings, face-to-face contact. the rest of the week will be working from home. whether it is ready percent 60% -- 40%, 60% that has to be dealt with that compan

>> they found two bullets lodged in the kitchen cupboard. two shots that went through the arm, went through the arm and through that wall and came out into kitchen cabinets on the other side. >> i see. thompson and his partner used string to simulate the path of the bullets. they even tried to act out what might have happened. and before long, they came to some conclusions. how far away was the shooter? >> pretty close range. >> so, if they struggle and the gun went off, it would be, right? >> yeah. some kind of conversation went on and a struggle ensued. two shots went off, and then the third shot into his chest. i think that bryan then struggled to get in to call for help. that he sat there. i think the perpetrator stood there and watched bryan die. >> and as for the location of the gun so close to dr. rein's own hand? so the killer must've put it there? >> correct. >> but were there any fingerprints on the gun? >> no. it looked like it had been wiped off with a solvent. >> so investigators now thought they knew how the murder occurred. but

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and there's no place like wayfair to make the kitchen sink, the entertainment center.ver you make it, make your next project like no other. >>> now i want to turn -- let me get to this breaking news to you just now, just coming in to cnn. we've just learned that president biden from the white house, president biden is going to be getting his, coronavirus booster shot this afternoon. the president will also be delivering remarks about the booster program, and this comes just days after the cdc director rochelle walensky overruled a cdc advisory panel endorsing an additional dose of the pfizer vaccine, not just for older americans but also for frontline workers at high risk for covid. >>> it has been 27 days since texas banned most abortions in that state. the new restriction bans all abortions after six weeks, which is before most women know that they're pregnant. it also takes the extraordinary stem of allowing any private citizen to sue anyone who treats or assists on one seeking the procedure. now abortion providers in neighboring states are reporting a big increase

the kitchen and her treehouse survived the flood.cross the road workers are clearing up the last of the debris. at first glance, the town seems almost back to normal. but only a couple of weeks ago things looked different. this town isn the region hardest hit by the recent lives in germany. dust floods in germany. -- floods in germany. it has been a month but hurt like is barbara boxer normal. -- her life is far from back to normal. >> i'm trying to find a balance with being a mother, at night the children come in and want attention. >> in their kitchen, making waffles is a far off reality. as a single mother of two, she has to rely on help of volunteers to rebuild her life. >> over the weeks i have learned to accept help and say i do need something. >> what do you wish for for your children? >> i hope my children will forget this at some point. or they want to come back. right now they don't want to be here. at some point it won't be enough for me to be here alone. >> right now she and her children have to sleep at the homes of frie

homeschooling one of a stereo typical version of homeschooling where you might have a parent sitting around the kitchen table with textbooks and replicating school at home i challenge that a little bit in this book and suggest you don't need to replicate school at home even in homeschooling models that you can encourage children's natural curiosity and creativity and as a parent connect his interest and captions that your kids naturally have two available community resources of places and things around us. >> how do you get to the basics of teaching math and reading literacy to children in an unschooled environment? >> i make the point very clearly in the book that is ever parents responsibility to make sure that their children are highly educated and i would argue that is true whether your children are in school or not in school and parents need to make sure that the children are actually learning and being educated and with him schooling because there is so much more family involvement because parents are tuned in to their weaknesses and areas of interest is easier to connect the resources and build

they say the kitchen is the heart of the home.reporter: each figure takes about six weeks to craft. one of butler's most recent works created over seven months, now featured at the newark museum of art. >> so you're about to see the biggest piece that i've ever made. the piece that took the longest, and this is my baby. >> reporter: this is stunning. the warmth of other suns depicts black families migrating to the north in search of a better life. but butler also takes liberties in taking care of her subjects. >> if you look at the original, he doesn't have shoes. >> reporter: you gave him shoes. >> people wanted to travel in their very best, so if he didn't have shoes it's because they couldn't afford them. and that's something that i like to give back. >> reporter: the portraits capture the stories of who people are and of who they want to be. i'm surprised by how much emotion this evokes in me. did you want people to have that reaction when they first see your work? >> i actually didn't plan on that, but i think that the nature

main set is the kitchen. it's somewhat gritty and somewhat dark. at me. >> we always make little jokes, that's who we get hooping so well! >> the rose aep show was about a close knit family set in lanford, illinois. >> are you ever sorry we got married? >> every second of my life. >> juggling three growing kids, juggling jobs. >> you little ladies enjoying your lunch? >> well, the veal the tres bien and how is your swort force? >> the caviar stinks. >> fashion was still nufl northern american life. >> phone bill. >> roseanne was reflective of the average american family. it was masterfully done. >> thoughts? >> what system? you pay the one marked final it is and throw the rest away. >> she wasn't educated. she couldn't fit in. >> i think an episode where roseanne got a new job. >> it's the tapping rebound three can do anything. >> maybe it can teach me how to use a computer. >> you mean you never worked on a computer at roman? >> i worked on my feet at wellman. >> she had to go back to being a waitress. it's a sad look. other roseannes of the world

david: arounds the kitchen table we just made famous, you put together of package that is designed to solve economic problems as it dealt with covid. in hindsight, would you say the package worked as well as you thought, not as well or better than you thought? >> when we put it together, we were hopeful that would work. the truth of the pudding is in the eating. it was a matter of days before we really appreciated the message was received. fiscal authorities began to act in tandem and good coordination. i think the impact of next-generation eu when all the europeans decided to go on board together jointly, this entire package actually responded well and fast and big to the unbelievable crisis situation we face. all in all, i think it works well and we responded faster and better than we had in 2008 and 2011 and the european sovereign debt crisis. david: in the united states, we've had challenges during covid that people who are minorities, often women, people of lower income strata, they could not get access to broadband and they had childcare problems and so forth. it is thought that

they even have separate cooks and staff that turn over the kitchen from american to mexican. bining the two was the best decision he made. >> a trip to illinois is in the works. let's go. >>> and finally, to some curiously cuddly neighbors. >> after the caldor fire evacuated families in lake tahoe, this family of bears thought it was a great time to go house-hunting. >> video captured by a doorbell camera shows a momma bear and her three cubs around a vacation home. >> once the family saw the bears were okay, they scared them off by screaming through the doorbell camera. they say it took a few tries. i don't know see why -- of course, the caldor fires have ravaged california. all the wildfires have. it's had an impact on wildlife. this is a new spin on wildlife, searching for a ne ♪ >>> making news in america this morning. ida's aftermath. >> i can't stick it out no more. >> new evacuations and misery one week after landfall. new video, officers trying to enter flooded basement apartment, three people found dead. changes now announced. >>> breaking overnight, taliban claiming

i'm soar -- worried about that across the kitchen tables. overwhelm 3% of the debt we are talking about here is incurred under the biden administration. this is about not -- this is about paying the bill. the way you have to pay your credit card bill, so does america. as i said to you before, the 14th amendment says full faith and credit of the united states of america should not be in doubt. for some reason we put ourselves in the situation to vote on this each year. we'll have to examine that process. for now yesterday i was very proud of the members. once again lifting the debt ceiling. as you recall we had done the week before with the continuing resolution to keep government opened, and 100% of the house democrats and then 100% of the house democrats -- the democrats voted for it. the republicans voted against it. 100% of the republicans in the senate voted gents -- against lifting the debt ceiling and keeping government opened, even though many of them in the house and senate had families in their districts suffering from hurricane ida.

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