. >> i always help in the kitchen. y i was coming in ten minutes late, and when i came said, oh, no, it is burning. two officers were inside the lodge. >> reporter: the fire started around 5:00 in evening. the battalion chief says it may have started in the kitchen. >> initial reports was stove on fire. crews arrived on scene. there were heavy smoke and flames coming out the front of the structure. the call was -- the fire was reported by two of the personnel working inside. >> reporter: they were inside preparing for the monthly fish fry fundraiser. kevin farmer was in the building next door getting ready for bingo night when he saw the flames. >> i immediately ran over, went inside the building. i was going to try to put the flames out, but once i got up to where the kitchen was it was too hot. a lot of the smoke was coming down from the ceiling. >> reporter: about 300 people next door had to be evacuated. the two people inside the burning building suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation. >> it is such a devastating

once i got where the kitchen was, it was too hot. of the smoke coming down from the ceiling. >> reporter: about 300 people next door had to be evacuated. two people inside the burning building suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation. >> it's just a devastating day for santa clara elks lodge today. >> reporter: the elks and communities across the country do charity work for the communities they serve. this chapter has been here 67 years, raised over $12 million for those in need. >> we pray we'll be able to rebuild. don't know how long that will take. >> reporter: the point is they will rebuild and the good news is no one was seriously hurt. crews will be here all night long making sure this area is safe. reporting live in santa clara, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. team has been tweeting updates all night long. twitter page is great resource. @nbcbayarea. >>> shake-up in sacramento, head of the employment development department has resigned after year on the job. took over in 2020 as the department was dealing

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facebooks of the world that have those types of kitchens. s that change every year, again, it's the notion and the venue. >> one of the things i love about vince is one of our outlets is a concept restaurant, and he changes the concept every year to show students how to do a startup restaurant. it's been a pizzeria, a taco bar. it's been a mediterranean bar, it's been a noodle bar. people choose ccsf over other hospitality programs because the industry recognizes that we instill the work ethic. we, again, serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. other culinary hospitality programs may open two days a week for breakfast service. we're open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner five days a week. >> the menu's always interesting. they change it every semester, maybe more. there's always a good variety of foods. the preparation is always beautiful. the students are really sincere, and they work so hard here, and they're so proud of their work. >> i've had people coming in to town, and i, like, bring them here for a special treat, so it's more, like, not so

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oh, so this must be the kitchen capsule? 0ld �*70s interior. use as kisho kurokawa's own private villa. there is one central shaft with four capsules attached, each with a different function. and what you about the nakagin capsule tower in tokyo being set for demolition? i love the idea of a metabolically designed building — that parts or pods can be removed and recycled — but sadly, that's more difficult than it sounds, and while the nakagin capsule tower is destined for demolition, at least the original design concept is living on here in nagano. hello, and happy new year to you. well, for me, and probably for you, it's been another challenging year for travel, and 2022 begins with a tangle of international rules that can make anyjourney a gruelling battle. but my hope is that as vaccination makes progress around the world, international restrictions will start to ease and borders will open, restoring the benefits that travel brings to the world. so what am i most excited about this year? the resurgence of rail in europe. during the coronaviru

there are a number of us from districts like mine where the kitchen table issues are really what govern, and we have got to get representatives like me, and other representatives in these competitive districts to the table so that we can negotiate from a point of view of an average american, who has to deal with costs that are frankly too high, and that people are struggling with. we have to figure out what we can do, first and foremost, to help people reduce their costs. host: the question is can you get republicans to the table. i want you to react to kevin mccarthy yesterday when he was asked about working with the president this past year? [video clip] >> the president speaking on opposition from republicans asked what are republicans for? your reaction for him saying republicans are refusing to work across the aisle. >> let us back up, where do i say i refuse to walk you across the aisle caused -- two walk across the aisle? the number of -- the border became a major crisis because this president change the executive orders. a number of us went down to the border, i believe in febru

they were busy preparing the kitchen, she said . on game days, some people show up three hours early to get a seat. we have the bartender doing a lot of extra prep. we have security coming in tomorrow to help out we have about 40. reservations are ready. so we're almost booked, but we will have some room for walk ins. we've got a lot of prep in the kitchen . a lot of wings were ordered, so we were just trying to stock up. and don't forget your vaccine card because a lot of these bars do require proof of vaccination. and in oakland, they're going to start requiring proof of vaccination for indoor restaurants and establishments. february 1st that means that if the 49ers do win tomorrow, which, of course we all expect them to that means for the super bowl. you will need that card in order to go into a bar in oakland reporting live. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. have to be careful while watching that game, melissa. thank you. we talked with 49ers fans today at oakland international airport before their flights to l. a. check o

they pinned him against the hard surfaces in the kitchen and kept hitting him against the surfaces.him...pinned him down to the floor and climbed on top of him to handcuff him. two officers' actions at the flat are being investigated, and whether their use of force on mohamud was necessary and proportionate. i think he mentioned that there were over eight police officers at that time in the kitchen with him. theyjust kept hitting him to get him into the police van. mohamud was arrested on suspicion of a breach of the peace, placed in the back of a police van and driven to cardiff bay police station. one of the officers being investigated for alleged misconduct was in the back of the van with mohamud when they left his home. the independent office for police conduct says mohamud was recorded on body camera complaining of having a fit, suffering from a migraine, and he appeared to be in pain. he is seen, apparently, on the footage asking for help. he's in pain. why's he in pain? why's he asking for help? what had happened to him from his flat in thatjourney to the police station for h

anu: yeah, i'll be in the kitchen. nakul: you want to run the commissary? anu: i want to host it. arjun: aaah! that's how this wine tastes. nakul: oh, let me taste it. arjun: what are the notes on this? aaah! [all laugh] pawan: you know, last evening when i saw their menu, he said, "this is our bar menu." okay. and then he turned it over, and he goes, "wine list." aha! so on the wine list... anu: i think he really enjoys being with the boys, you know? because as they were growing up, the were times that he wasn't around and, you know, he was trying to build something for them and, you know, make-- you know, every father wants to do something for their child. but i think this is the time where he's kind of recapturing those moments with his children. pawan: this is going to take the longest time. anu: so i took nakul and arjun to sesame-hood, and he used to watch "sesame street" all the time. pawan: when we were in new york. anu: and it was like so first ernie comes out, ernie and bert. and nakul goes, "ernie! ernie!" and he goes--little nakul, he can't even get his arms around ern

sandy was in the kitchen. she says, come here, come here!we're standing in the kitchen looking out the window. and i went, him? she likes him? and she said, yeah. >> just days before the wedding, molly is expressing real concern that james is getting cold feet. >> are you still sure you want to marry me with my anxiety >> yes, dear, why would you ask something like that? >> because when you were talking earlier, you sounded like you were starting to doubt your decision. >> not even close, dear. >> as molly's building and getting ready for the wedding, there's some horrible news. james tells molly his ex-wife, melanie, has just died. >> his ex-wife/mother of his kids was in a car accident over the holidays. she had just passed away from the injuries. >> this is such tragic news. and of course it could not have happened at a worse time. just as molly is putting the final touches on her day, her wedding day. boom. >> on the day that molly watson was murdered, james adi had dropped off centerpieces or decorations for the wedding planner and had

but underneath the kitchen was an underground hiding place for 10 to 15. people built by yet. vegas father in law, a pure tra could be let's correct finish. came to hello a trap door lead to the chamber with the help of neighbors, they kept their jewish guests supplied with food. that too was dangerous, as not all polish is could necessarily be trusted. with these are the arrow, those people who are like her for a money or for a different sources, they will selling basically juice yale and they will like a and of course in a, in a poly she's telegraphy, it's like still tupper and of course we should talk about it, but the family, a family of the co village, so they were, they were heroes. a representative of the family was honored by the state of israel as righteous among the nations attired who used to distinguish non jews who risk their lives to protect the jews during the holocaust. but yet vega could be, let's says, the family has received almost no recognition in poland. so she's came to support natalie's work. there are a lot of hiding places that nob

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coby beef, as well as exotic varieties, like kangaroo and crocodile meet with bristol, in the restaurant kitchen, the to test the progress of the 3 d printed stake and compare it to the animal source original. also carol gets back as it is though i think i'll soon have it been somebody on your that. but with the help of an expert, you sit on expand the one that we will find the right woman was for a test run up our up river. you know, he was in a month or 2 today, mcdaniel be offering something as far better jeopardize in the not substitute or carly find and restroom. yara is dark, almost figured, really got me. i've got to meet the north for on this and very soon, giuseppe shante plans to put his vegan steak into production and offer it to a wider public pollution and warming seas of depleting fish stalks around the world. that's checking the global supply of safer and the livelihood of people working in small scale fisheries. in south africa, autism, old fishermen have found held in the shape of an app. it connects them directly to end consumers and has put a sustainable catch on the menu 5 30

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in the kitchen of the else on to our igor may restaurant north of barcelona. chef use absentee us is preparing to stakes. but only one is a piece of real meat. the one on the right is an imitation. place where i'm at is a normal cut. veal amal, the other came from a 3 d printer. look enough, is it hard to bleed its edge? a tarion about the texture is almost exactly the same as that of meat. come on, i got on it. while get a. i stake fresh from the printer. it's no longer science fiction. we find out how it tastes later. it's the creation of biomedical engineer. giuseppe shante, his startup nova meat has developed the 1st stake from vegetable protein to be 3 d printed. it's thoroughly vega with the look and feel of a real stake i'm which is that there might be rather many alternatives on the market. i thought of it, but there imitation miss process. saw that the image he processed meets such as hamburgers, meet guns for sausages ok, no exist there, but we haven't had before. and this is steve contextual be from the park of what a him blog is. the 1st of his client off i think really w

. >> to meet the kitchen table needs of the american people.include more help for small businesses and a new push for paid leave because of the ongoing pandemic. there could be specific areas where more resistant sources are needed, particularly on things that are for specific lee covid related. gene sperling, a senior adviser to president biden is unsure more federal aid is necessary. white house economic advisers tell me the 1.9 trillion dollar american rescue plan that democrats approved last year was meant to deal with both immediate and long-term needs. the things like the variants that are creating lingering challenges as a result local governments continue to have resources to help keep our schools open to help bring back workers. and senator ron wyden says the biden administration is already providing more help with to testing and masks are now fears of inflation are limiting any consideration of more stimulus. republicans like iowa senator joni aren't think the government already spent too much gas prices mean something groceries. you

water and some carpet fibers, which at the time i thought was odd. >> inside the cabinet under the kitchens open. in the living room, cleaning products left out. and in the backyard was a large pit bull. presumably whoever lived there had let the dog out? >> possibly, yes. >> or the killer had. >> yes. >> as detective garcia went up the stairs, she saw bullet holes in the wall. at the top, the master bedroom door was ajar. >> i immediately saw a bloody foot of nick morelos. i opened the door and saw his naked body laying there riddled with bullets. >> a lot of people will tell you that when their time comes, they want to die at home. very few will say they want to go the way nick morelos did, in his bedroom, alone with his killer, in a hail of bullets. nick had been shot eight times, including once in the middle of his forehead. >> they shot through his window and assassinated him. >> then came in through the window and shot him some more? >> yes, until he was finally dead. >> detective garcia believed the killer climbed onto the roof outside nick's bedroom. that's where she found blood on

they are being told the kitchen isn't large enough. ltimately the third-party deliveries if you grab the business you can. i think in the effort of creating sustainable businesses i would like to see the radius for delivery in a reasonable proximity to the food. >> thank you. any other commissioners who want to add their voice? >> i certainly understand the challenges facing our retailers. in addition to the comments that the staff report noted 11 and 18 we have received an enormous amount of correspondence on sweet greens supporting the location and opposing the location. i think what is still concerning me is the vacancy rate overall in the visit. this would bring it down to 13%. anything at or near 10 is poor. i am concerned about getting rid of vacancies with a business that has some good eight shows in terms of sourcing. i hope it will compliment and not out compete with the local businesses here andrew more people here. i share the idea about the radius limit. this would be something beyond the boundaries of this commission or top

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