kids for lunch or dinner, you kind of want to see it on the menu. ouldn't be surprised if other franchisees ask the same question about the kids' menu and other non-burger options. this is good feedback and something i should have thought of the first time. john: how about your food costs? -lemonis: right now we're 34%. -john: that's very high. lemonis: and where would you like to be? john: i think in the 30-range -- 28%, 30%. lemonis: so we have some work to do. john: a little work to do for sure. lemonis: okay. i can tell that john is pretty close to saying yes. if we can resolve the menu issues and get our food costs down, then i feel like we're close to a handshake deal. i think, based on your visit, we've gotten some good feedback, and so i think we have some work to do. and maybe we can schedule to meet in a couple weeks. -john: okay. -lemonis: we'll see you soon. john: okay, take care. thanks. ♪ lemonis: our first priority now is getting those food costs down. and before we dig into ways to do that, i want to find out what joe was thinking wit

lemonis: why would you be in charge of the menu? anchina: i just want to make sure that some stuff stays there that actually supports the restaurant, that's all. lemonis: well, wouldn't he know that, though? wouldn't you give him the data and -- you would train him on the data, right, and say, "here's what's selling, here's what's not." tranchina: if you put it that way, yes. lemonis: look, we don't have time for shenanigans, and i don't have time for the drama. what i have time to do is fix the business. if you want to take something off the menu or put something on the menu, whose decision is that? fuji: mine. lemonis: what's up, guys? sammy: holy [bleep] i came in this morning, and the kitchen's filling up with water. the snow is melting in the back of the restaurant, clogged up all our drains. -lemonis: where is it coming in? -sammy: i'll show you. we have drains underneath here, but they're clogged up. every time we get heavy rain or a little snowmelt, same problem. lemonis: the issue is that you got all this garbage here, and y

at the restaurant and the menu, or the menu of recipes i should say in the cookbook, actually is not simply what you would think from a harlem restaurant. it's not as far as it goes, soul food say, right? - well it's inspired by stuff, but it's also what i want to explain to people is it's a highly diverse community. and it's been forever. you know el barrio, there's this beautiful latin gem in harlem, east of us, which started as a puerto rican american community and today is a mexican american community. so things are changing. it's still latin, but it still serves pernil and cuchifrito, but also has tacos and this tiny shift i want to explain. you know we have little west african which is senegalese, and sort of west african community, but that links back to southern food right? that's how we got our grits. that's how we got our rice, and that's how we got our okra right? so the music and the food and the people are always going to be linked back to west africa, and southern food and soul food will always be diverse because the settler could come from different places, the cook ca

lemonis: what happened to the menu items? een trying to get that done. lemonis: where's all that stuff? kevin: that, you know, we didn't use enough items. lemonis: how's the new pos system? kevin: um, dave wasn't happy with h-how much work it took to enter the soups every day. lemonis: so what? i mean, it's like we need the data, you know? kevin: i know. lemonis: where's the pretzels at? and what's that? now we're -- what's this thing? kevin: that's his ice cream. lemonis: i never...knew that. is dave here? kevin: yeah, he's in the back. he had to print something up. lemonis: let's just assume that i couldn't have been any more pissed at dave. well, i've broken a new record. i'm more pissed. how you doing? how are you? dave: good, how are you? lemonis: so, where's everything that was put up here? dave: it's down. it was confusing. lemonis: confusing to who? dave: the customers. lemonis: but just to take them off -- and what happened to all that stuff? dave: you know, these are great ideas in theory or in your head. lemonis: in

but it's edible and it's foraged, therefore i'll put it on the menu. on the fish no matter what. >> anthony: oh wow. >> noma cook: grilled pike heads with the beach herbs you foraged yesterday. >> anthony: oh! >> alessandro: wow. >> anthony: then you just pick off every little bit. but i think even at its most ludicrous manifestation, surely it is a positive thing that people are actually starting to look around and see where -- grows. >> rene: it still is good, because people are being connected to the place they're in. what's edible, what's not, what is there to eat. >> rene: oh here we go. jackpot. this is a mustard, a beach mustard. in three weeks, this is gone, new things come up. >> noma cook: so, this is our bread serving. it's a sourdough bread that's made with a swedish grain. and this is a cow's milk butter that has not been churned all the way. it's called virgin butter. >> anthony: oh god. >> alessandro: this is amazing, huh? >> anthony: butter like this, where you can pretty much taste what the cow ate. you know anybody who's milked a cow,

see what they've got on the menu. >> plus, a group of teens were in the right place at the right timew they came to a woman's rescue right after their prom ended later on "action news." first up "gma"'s first look. >> in this morning's "gma" first look. >> it was clear in the diary she planned to die during this event. >> the plot police say possibly inspired by the columbine massacre. a a shotgun, explosives, pipes for a pipe bomb. >> it's very clear to us she had the means, the materials to cause significant damage to herself, to the study body, to the high school. >> all allegedly planned by an 18-year-old honor roll student. nicole cevario. her parents discovered the diary and her father contact candidate authorities. >> you're parents. can you put yourself in their shoes. >> they most likely saved their daughter's life as well as other lives. >> we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look, i'm pierre thomas, abc news. >> ♪ what about this guy? this guy's... been through a lot. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree brings out the

to sum up, april showers on the menu for the 1st of april, saturday, drying up on sunday but some chillyur evening. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 8. yes 69, no 59. the motion as amended is therefore agreed. the scottish parliament has voted to back a second independence referendum.” hope the united kingdom government will respect of your parliament. this is simply about giving people in scotland choice. welcome news for some — but the uk government says the issue is not on the table for discussion yet. we will be declining the request for a section 30 to hold another independence referendum and we won't be making any negotiations until the brexit process is complete. meanwhile, theresa may prepares to kick—start the 2 year process of leaving the eu tomorrow.

menu. lemonis: okay. mike: the theme is a turn-of-the-century theme. many different items are on this menu? -mike: there's over 100. -lemonis: there's a lot on here. so, you've had a ton of restaurant experience? mike: i had very little restaurant experience. lemonis: why did you start this business? mike: it's hard to describe. farrell's is a place where lifetime memories are made. lifetime. it's all about family. i've got my daughter working for me. lemonis: okay. i'd love to meet her. mike: let me see. shauna. want you to meet marcus lemonis. lemonis: hi. how are you? i'm marcus. shauna: i'm shauna. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. father daughter working together? shauna: yeah, yeah. it's fun. lemonis: and have you been in the business a while? shauna: i have. i started right out of college. so, i'm the director of marketing now. lemonis: you're the person that gets everybody in the front door. shauna: yes, that's my goal. lemonis: what's it like working with your dad? shauna: i love working with him. i mean, my dad has always said that

part of the 2468 value menu. that area is still closed off due to a man with a gun and possible explosives inside an apartment building there. >>> one last check on the armed standoff on valencia between 16th and 17th. it's closed off due to a man with a gun an possible explosives inside an apartment building there. >> minutes ago we saw police rush inside the building. we don't know what that means. we haven't seen the suspect out or police officers come out. police ask that you avoid the area completely. they have not given us a time frame of when the situation could be over. >> we'll have more information for you at 6:00. thanks for watching kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> also ahead at 6:00, puffing season on the point reyes national seashore at 6:00. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: a strong jobs report. and the trump white house makes quick work of taking credit for the numbers. >> they may have been phony in the past, but it's very real now. >> pelley: also tonight, the marine corps commandant asks victims of

among the menus was in issue £2 billion be spent on social care in england over the three years.e chancellor was accused of breaking a conservative manifesto promise by increasing national insurers for millions of self—employed people. and he offered some help for firms in england — facing higher business rates. we'll have details of the speech — and we start with our political editor laura kuenssberg. number 11 fears rainy days. so there was no chance that the chancellor would emerge to spicy cash. saving for a would emerge to spicy cash. saving fora rainy would emerge to spicy cash. saving for a rainy day, chancellor? the kmart holding the box. less broad smile, more grin and bear. from lonely journey to the smile, more grin and bear. from lonelyjourney to the roar of smile, more grin and bear. from lonely journey to the roar of the commons bearpit. —— he came out holding. his boss hardly looked worried about how he would perform. the right honourable philip hammond... at his first and most spring budget. next time, it will be in the autumn. norman lamont also build what was bi

we have sunshine on the menu. this looks to be the warmest day of the week. this started in the mid-50s and today is the mid-60s. it is okay tomorrow but there is an increase in the clouds. i think the low to mid-60s on friday. we are good to go with a easterly breeze over the coast. dare i say, it will be close to 70 near santa cruz. it will be the 30s and 40s, but there is cold reading in some areas. it is 30s for river more and also dublin. there is the easterly breeze. the high pressure says come a i think i will not budge yet. it will when the system moves in and there is another one coming behind it. there is not much to it. it is a little spin in the atmosphere that it could increase the low clouds and fog. it is sunny and warm today. tomorrow, we see a change and it is okay. the weekend, it will cloud up and we will have rain. there is rain over the next few days. there is not much through saturday morning. the next system comes in saturday night. sunday morning, there should be okay i'm outs. it is not off the chart. we will get a break tuesday throu

food sales like beef are on the menu. be time to discuss china stepping into the space vacated by america in a new transpacific partnership.” space vacated by america in a new transpacific partnership. i think the tpp itself may need to be modified, because it has very strict rules on prices and a bunch of other issues where china has been difficult in the short term. 0ther kind of modified version may be possible. for this company, more could be done to put the finishing touches on the trade agreement, like improving customs clearance. china and australia have become pretty happy bedfellows. in other business news, south korea's samsung electronics told shareholders this morning it is unlikely to adopt a holding company structure right now. the shareholder meeting comes as the chief sits injail on bribery charges. samsung electronics has been under pressure to simplify its ownership structure, which would have helped solidify the family's control over the company. american car manufacturer ford has signalled lower earnin

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. >> one beverage the coffee complain is taking off the menu. >> also ahead, emergency in mid-air. scary moment for this worker, dangling several stories ahead. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> you may want to keep the umbrellas close by. katie is tracking an unsettled pattern over the next few days, and speaking of ding, pat gallen goes behind the scenes of the king and i to show you what it takes to bring the production here to philly. that's when we come back. stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪ so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >> scary in the air, this worker hanging from his safety harness, scaffolding gave way yesterday afternoon, and that harness, women, that is all that kept that man from falling 12 stories. emergency crews were able to get him to the ground, lower him safely, and they say he was alert, was talking, and they took him to the hospital to be checked out anyway. >> i said earlier, it would be one heck of a wedgy. and i stand by that. >> oh, my goodness. >> i mean, we're not saying you're wrong. >> just

and the brighter the screen, the quicker you're draining your battery. so go into your phone's menu and manually lower the brightness. you'll find that dimming your screen is a really bright idea! - most of us know that sugary drinks can be unhealthy. but sugar is not the only thing we need to be careful about. daniella explains. - when it's time to focus, do you reach for a caffeinated drink like soda, coffee or tea? if you do, you could be reaching for trouble. medical experts say caffeine is more than just a chemical compound. it's actually a mood altering drug. that means it gives you ups and downs, sort of like being on an unpleasant merry-go-round ride. on the up side, caffeine can give you a short term energy boost. but here's the downside. caffeine can also cause anxiety, the jitters, and trouble sleeping. and when it wears off you can feel sluggish. even worse, if you drink caffeine on a regular basis, your body begins to crave it. so when you don't get caffeine, you can have withdrawal symptoms, including headaches and difficulty concentrating. and that's not good for your

balance out everything. >> while i'm eating your delicious ricotta, brushetta, what can we expect on the menu>> in the process of starting the new midday menu, you can expect slushies and little matters to go along with it. >> a bunch of small little bites to go with -- >> what else? >> silt russ season is coming to an end, preserved caper leaves. this is a beet salad and hummus with make with shell beans instead of chick peas. >> angie, come here. take a bite of this. >> facebook live, trying to show -- >> how cool is that. >> while we continue to eat, chef tony from iron gate, thanks so much. this is delicious and can't wait to sit on the patio and enjoy. >> we need to get back to spring and when can we sit outside for lunch? >> we're going to sit outside and i love how facebook live is temperature around 30 for a high but the winds will be gusting. it will make it feel about the low 20s, blustery with a few spasing snow showers or flurries and tonight in the 20s but with the wind it will feel like the teens tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon still breezy but sunny and highs in the upper

. >>> food and fun were on the menu in northeast philadelphia yesterday. hungry and generous people spent the afternoon at sweet lucy's moek hou smoke house. those who donated to the cause got to meet a few of the four-legged members of the police force. >>> moms and kids love the classic story "the giving tree" for decades. >> now the story about the relationship between a boy and a tree has inspired a real-life version in california. arborists cut down a tree because it threatened a family's home. so now they're giving literary life. they've had it carved into a seat. >> it brings the community together. >> i love when people can tie the meaningful stories of our lives into something in the real world. >> the stump has quickly become a local landmark. >>> new details this morning at a chaotic scene at a septa station. we se'll show you who the offic are looking for. >>> if you're planning on springing out of town for spring, you may be facing big crowds. we'll tell you about the rush expected this year. >>> getting ready to head out the door. you'll need

now the company says it added chick tonight menu. >> we wanted to put make meat that's delicious for tter for us and better for the environment and animals. >> reporter: but don't expect it to be available at the grocery store anytime soon. memphis meat says they are still at least five years away from market and there's the challenge of cost. a pound of lab grown chicken costs more than $9,000 compared to just $3 for the old- fashioned real farm kind. now, memphis meat says that there is an economy of scale that the more that they make of this the more they refine their process, the cheaper it will become. in san leandro, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a south bay-based sandwich shop has big plans to expand. pogo's is planning to open between 15 and 20 more stores throughout the bay area. they are eyeing locations in san francisco and oakland as well as in walnut creek, lafayette, benicia, san bruno and in the north bay. >> we want to be more accessible to wherever our customer's live now. the population is growing. we want to grow with them. >> togo's was founded in 1971 by a san jose st

asking for a friend. >> wow. >> okay, wendy's. >> it is interesting they are only picking one item on the menus opposed to the entire menu. >> maybe engage to go see how customers respond and go from there. talk about a beef though, right. beef wars heating up. >> yes, they have a beef with each other. >> thanks, happy friday to you >> thanks. >>> 7:27. now we will get to jen, what are you up to. >>> spring break now, and if you are a little medium size or bigger you want to wear a couple spring break look we will look at it in the lafayette hill. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> causing problems, even for your morning and evening community. sue tells us what to expect as we turn the calendar to april when we really expect showers. >>> also ahead, sharing a stage with the rock and roll legend we will introduce you to the local band who won chance to open for bon jovi tonight at wells fargo certainty. it is coming up. >> so they will practice here

he reiterated the menu chin rule multiple times since the hearing. here's the problem. the numbers do not add up. i'm sure we have press folks in the audience and you can see articles written to go through table after table that show how the new chin rule is broken giving tax relief to the fortunate by hundreds of billions of dollars paid for by taking insurance coverage and tax cuts for healthcare away from working families. still waiting to see in the affordable care act debate what happens to those tax changes, but in the bill in 2015 the republicans in the house took away the medicare tax change. then medicare tax change is important because everybody in america pays a minute medicare tax with every paycheck. in 2015 they said they said it will be cuts only one group of people, the most fortunate in america, one group that least needs relief would get the relief under the medicare tax and we know the demographics of medicare which is why the change was made in the first place. so the new general is really on the road. it's pretty early on but with the trump plan sla

. >>> also chipotle says it's pulled off the menu in the u.s. yo >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton gave her first big speech since the 2016 election. liam ee anne is live from the conference. >> reporter: people in that audience really wanted to hear what hillary clinton had to say. there was no mention of president trump, but she criticized washington, she criticized the workplace, while offering new advice for clinton. hillary clinton was a late addition to this conference, agreeing to be a speaker just two weeks ago. she was comfortable today being candid. this is where the former presidential hopeful feels most comfortable among those who envision a country who in her words is stronger together. >> despite our struggles and our set backs, we have never been in a better position to take on this vital work. >> reporter: she shared her manta that came to her during those long walks in the woods. >> enlist, perspers >> reporter: many said they came to find support in a climate of hostility. >> i think women are realizing that they ha

. >> reporter: he say ifs you expect anything from china live, it is that the menu is not set in stone. he says expect it to change every week. in china town, andria borba, kpix5. >>> it was the moment that had people around the world gasping. we know the price two accountants will pay for the oscar blunder. they are banned for life. one was tweeting photos of emma stone right before he gave the wrong envelope to warren beatty. it led to an awkward confusing scene with the producers of la la land calling the real winners from moonlight onto the stage. as millions watched it unfold live on tv. those accountants won't be allowed back at the os cars but they will get to keep their jobs with price waterhouse coopers. >>> you want do stay younger? slow the way you are aging? only on 5 tonight, juliette goodrich reports on a test that may reveal how well you are aging. and point a way to a longer healthier life. >> reporter: your biological age says you are a young pup. but, is everyday stress turning you into an old dog? >> chronic stress itself is causing accelerated aging. >> reporter: lo

jamie, what's on the menu tonight? >> look, ted cruz is keeping a low profile, i think purposely on this, because of tonight. but somehow i am sure that president trump somewhere along the line is going to tweet about how beautiful heidi cruz is after everything. he just can't resist. or maybe i've just kept him from resisting. >> i think ted cruz is a perfect example of the kind of person caught between his own very conservative ideological inclinations and a base if texas that is strongly supportive of donald trump. there's been talk about a primary challenge for him when he runs for reelection in 2018. he doesn't want the president against him. for ted cruz in some ways, he's one of the few people who has a more uncomfortable balancing act than donald trump right now. left to his own devices, he's gone pretty far in life just saying no to everything that the more mainstream leadership of the republican party supports. it's not clear that's a luxury he has now. >> the only person i think who has a tougher balancing ac

, that celebrates the cultures and cuisines of los angeles. >> the menu includen jerk chicken to a california cobb d. all cooked not on site but a central kitchen a few miles away. further reducing costs. >> the whole thing has been designed to to be as economical as possiblement . we are not producing meals here in the store at each store. having the small footprint stores, that enables us to save on rent and labor and the combination of the two things, enables us to price at a level that gets some people to laugh. >> this is the tamale, seasonal. >> jess ska speica spear is the chef. >> delicious. that's healthy? >> it's healthy. >> obvious question, how crucial is flavor when you are trying to make a community not used to eating healthy, eat well. >> they're used to a certain flavor and thing that resonates home to them. so if you don't hatch the right flavors in there, completely something that they don't understand, they're not going to eat it. >> reporter: which is something every table employee, juan bravo has seen firsthand with his father. >> heap is t i

if you look at the menus of a lot of the places here, very traditional, pretty much the same menu at our place. they're all doing well. it's very confusing. i need more beer. >> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: three more? >> woman: three more. yes. >> anthony: please. >> man: three? >> dimitrios: yes. >> man: no problem. >> anthony: that's what i like to hear. >> dimitrios: cheers. >> daniel: cheers. >> anthony: cheers, guys. ♪ >> anthony: cologne. you gotta love it. they support artwork that might get you punched in the face elsewhere. performance artist, painter, and cooking enthusiast, rene stessl works and lives here. his current project is called the restaurant of the egoist where you dine alone with a full-length mirror across from you at the table, which is weird, right? oh wait, let me get a selfie. did i instagram my food yet? >> rene: the restaurant, you know, it's a question. it's a bad thing. or it's also a good thing. i found out or it's fact that it's also a good thing because simple example, if you help a guy sitting on the street, needs money, you give him the money. you hel

then what we have is mitch mcconnell can choose from the menu on what he can get done. but the pressure for the full repeal will build if the house sends to the senate and the odds of the full repeal get greater and greater. then, the house doing its job, and we're not obligated to negotiate a deal out of the house and the senate and the white house. it is the judgment of the house that needs to be reflected here in this chamber. this most deliberative body that we have, the voice for the american people, we should never be trapped into thinking that we can't pass anything out of the house if we don't first have a handshake with the president and the majority in the senate. that has handcuffed us for the last eight or more years. the strategic thinking has been, we don't need to try to move anything out of the house unless we know they can take it up in the senate and unless we know that we can get a signature from the president. anything else is a waste of time. well, it's not necessarily a waste of time, mr. speaker. not necessarily at all. in fact, we need to send out

instead of fruit, vegetables and grains fast food, ready meals and soft drinks are on the menu. many people's financial situations have improved in recent decades. more and more people move to the cities. we went to the bolivian capital "la paz". many young people are not aware of the wide variety of native food products. but now they are learning that healthy food can also be really tasty. >> kamilla seidler is on her way to work at the restaurant 'gustu' in the bolivian capital la paz. the danish chef has been working towards an ambitious goal for three years. she's doing her bit for education in the city. the restaurant and its kitchen are -- in a manner of speaking -- her classroom. in the language spoken by the indigenous aymara people, 'gustu' means 'flavor'. and that's a topic kamilla is focussing on here -- with students young and old. on her syllabus, ways to produce and prepare different foods. that knowledge is helping to secure a common future. under the motto "education for sustainable development", everyone who comes participates in the project either in the kitchen

. >>> also chipotle says it's pulled off the menu in the u.s. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton gave her first big speech since the 2016 election. liam ee anne is live from the conference. >> reporter: people in that audience really wanted to hear what hillary clinton had to say. there was no mention of president trump, but she criticized washington, she criticized the workplace, while offering new advice for clinton. hillary clinton was a late addition to this conference, agreeing to be a speaker just two weeks ago. she was comfortable today being candid. this is where the former presidential hopeful feels most comfortable among those who envision a country who in her words is stronger together. >> despite our struggles and our set backs, we have never been in a better position to take on this vital work. >> rep

now, they have successfully added chicken to the menu. >> we wanted to make meat that is delicious, better for us, also better for the environment and the animals. >> reporter: but don't expect it to be available at the grocery store any time soon. memphis meats says there is still at least five years away from market. and there's the challenge of cost. a pound of lab grown chicken costs more than $9,000. compared to just $3 for the old fashioned farm kind. devin fehely, kpix5. >>> yeah, well, get ready for more rain. that's what the weather man says. >> that is what the weather man says. more than probably most people would want. and it is coming next week. we are turning the page to spring and the rain should be behind us. let's bring the rain back. high-def in addition doppler. we are drying out around here, a couple of drips in the north bay earlier today, we have had a pretty dry march. thank goodness. santa rosa, 32% of average. san jose, 24% of average, below normal san francisco, livermore as well. that will change next week. cloudy night tonight. only dropping to 55 in san francis

a fox and sons fancy corn dog corn a cheese curds and funnel cakes and the menu is naturally gluten freei may have to quit my vegetarian -- >> uh-huh. >> and people here in philadelphia received ashes at the services at the basilica of saints peter and paul. >>> much more when "action news" comes right back. hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast. win instantly. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams sara bloomquist and meteorologist david murphy. >> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, we are tracking stormy weather, rain and lightning and gusty winds are all possible today. meteorologist david murphy with the details from accuweather. and the same storms are blamed for several deathed and a large path of destruction in several states and the reward

jack: at my place, you get the double jack combo with one jack: of the biggest burgers on my menu. double the beef, double jack: the cheese, plus hot and salty fries and a refreshing drink for jack: just $4.99. yup, i took the combo and made it a bigger jack: deal. like how ben franklin made flying kites a bigger deal. jack: or how astronauts made a sunday drive a bigger deal. jack: or how egyptians made triangles a bigger deal. sfx: back-up warning beep jack: so, if you want to go big, you know where to go. jack: nice ride. jack: my $4.99 double jack combo. jack: only at jack in the box. >>> four people were killed today in an explosion at a home in a mexico city suburb. government officials say the victims were two women and two children. six people were hospitalized and the explosion was apparently due to a gas buildup. >>> in a rock, a number of civilians that have escaped from mosul are being treated for chemical agents. they say of chemical agents were used it would be a war crime and a violation of law. >> reporter: this is not the first time that isis has been accused of usi

. >> guest judge mayim is the first ever to turn the menu vegan on tonight's master chef junior.ut things get a bit fire where i -- fiery. >> did you mean to do that? >> no. >> somebody needs to run over to that kid. >> that's a fire. >> yeah. >> meanwhile, an emotional night on cbs. it is the first episode of "training day" since bill paxton passed away. >>> all righ possessions on display for the very first time at graceland. >> this was actually one of elvis's personal cars. >> priscilla presley gives e.t. an exclusive tour. >> plus, hollywood's biggest feud ever. >> are youea thrtening me. >> betty davis and joan ccawford's epic grudge on a new show, and how bad did it really get? >> weren't they in love with the same man? >> closed captioning provided by -- z29phz z16fz y29phy y16fy can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? one bottle has the grease cleaning power of two bottles of this bargain brand. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. >> we went all gold glam at the world famous chinese theater with jessica lange posing beside a vintage automobile, and it

breakfast with bob everybody thursday we pick a different spot to try great stuff on the menu, irish on, we are coming to you from mckenna's kitchen in havertown. jen and brian, the owners. thank you so much for inviting us out. we are getting ready for parade. >> yes. >> very exciting. >> you do it every day. >> every day, we have irish food every day. >> let's go down the line. you stand right here. we will start here on the left >> these are our sausage rolls >> okay. >> irish in a puff pastry and it comes with our sauce. >> you keep talking. >> total traditional. >> next up is breakfast special we have. it it is bread pudding french toast. this week it is peaches and cream. >> look at this. >> this is what you want on st. patrick's day, your traditional irish fry, two eggs, two bangers, two of everything. ans, potatoes, bread, all of the traditional >> this is a creatio chicken br. >> unbelievable. without fish and wherever meal is a t house over the my what is this owe joseph. >> is he irish. >> half irish, half italian. >> santeeno the irish dancer, look out michael flatly. so w

. >> guest judge mian is the first ever to turn the menu vegan on tonight's master chef junior, but things bit fire where i -- fiery. >> did you mean to do that? >> no. >> somebody needs to run over to that kid. >> that's a fire. >> yeah. >> meanwhile, an emotional night on cbs. it is the first episode of "training day" since bill paxton passed away. he is so good on this show. please take a moment to check it out. >>> all right. still ahead, elvis's most prized possessions on display for the very first time at graceland. >> this was actually one of elvis's personal cars. >> priscilla presley gives e.t. an exclusive tour. >> plus, hollywood's biggest feud ever. >> are you threatening me. >> betty davis and joan crawford's epic grudge on a new show, and how bad did it really get? >> weren't they in love with the same man? >> closed captioning provided by -- e stat grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-

wonderful cause and leukemia lymphoma society and get you a free short stack of pancakes and lots on the menu and drop in a couple dollars to raise money. we're trying to raise half a million to fight against blood cancer. eileen: tell us more about specifically the national area chapter of the lymphoma and leukemia chapter. tell us where the money goes. >> it's going to fund research and patient services and it's going to fund access for patients therapies and cures. eileen: tell us what it means to be here today. >> it's exciting to be in the community and showing people how to flip pancakes and have a smile on their faces and invite people to come and donate to l.l.s. i did win miss america but indulging in a short stack of pancakes today. eileen: everyone has to. it's time to flip our pancakes. we'll see you at your local i hop, so from all of us at the alabama avenue location. back inside to you. jummy: ooh. let's go get pancakes after the newscast. doug: not a bad idea at all. another wild week of weather. so upper 60's today and we're looking at the weekend of turning colder and there'

eggs, sausage, french toast and coffee on the menu. ople from all walks of life and all across the community showed up. >>> a brand new interactive exhibit called this is hunger opened today. it's the first of its kind free exhibit that is here in philadelphia as part of a 10 month national tour giving people an interactive look at the realities of hunger in the u.s. this exhibit is set up at the israel synagogue will it will remain until march 9th. >>> with from season around the corner, a whole lot of teenage girls on the hunt for the perfect dress at the right price. previously known as the fairy god mother's of delaware, the prince women's prom gown and accessories organizations hosted the seventh annual prom fair. dresses as low as $5 and low cost accessories will make prom a night to remember. >>> he has lived his young life seeing shades of black and white. now this youngster is seeing things in color for the first time. we'll show you his reaction. >>> and meteorologist melissa mcgee has the accuweather seven day forecast when a

so the bill will be like those fancy restaurants where they don't have what it costs on the menu. at's the heart surgery? market price. i'll just stuff my chest cavity with bread. thank you." republicans defended the plan. here's oregon congressman greg walden: >> we're like the ambulance crew that showed up at the scene of the wreck. we're here to clean up the mess and heal the patients. >> stephen: that's not quite it. it's more like an ambulance crew that hates the previous ambulance crew so much that they rip the patients out of that ambulance and put them in their own ambulance, which they are still building. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) now, the burden of these changes falls mostly on the working poor, who got some advice from utah congressman and captain of the bad team from "the mighty ducks"-- jason chaffetz. >> and you know what? americans have choices, and they've got to make a choice. and so maybe rather than getting that new iphone that they just love and want to go spend hundreds of dollars on that, maybe they should invest in their own health care. >> stephen

what people may not know is that back then, when you came up with the idea, it wasn't on the menu. had to send the pizza to them. wolfgang: well, spago, first of all, was a lot of firsts. we had an open kitchen. i built it that way. that way i can see the customers and manage the restaurant at the same time. and then one day, when i served smoked salmon, normally we used brioche, and then it came into my head, i will just cook the bread, the pizza dough, maybe some onions, because smoked salmon and onions go well together. and i will put some dill cream, some fresh dill, and shallots on top. hot and cold goes well together. the soft and crispy goes well together. and then i tasted it and said, wow, a glass of champagne with that would be perfect. so i ordered the glass of champagne and everybody tasted it. and then i used to send it to all the people that i know. the never saw anything like that. haslinda: next on "high flyers" -- wolfgang: we never hear about them. ♪ ♪ haslinda: so, chef, whenever you do a google on wolfgang puck, the first thing that comes up is celebrity chef. ye

into the next t three days, mor than 250 millimeters of rarain on t the menu, especially over e northern areas. more rain is definitely notot gd news in the area. and across north america, we're seeing a lot of clouds over the midportions of the u.s. the system caused heavy rainfall along the western coast of the united states on tuesday and wednesday. ahead of the system, warm air is surging in. that's pushing up temperatures. albuquerque had the record high temperatures for the day on wednesday. the mercury hit 28 degrees, but as the cold front moves through, the temperatures will go down by about 10 degrees. along this cold front, there's a chance for severe thunderstorms. from the southern portions up towards the northern plains, we're expecting very severe thunderstorms, gusty wind, and even large hail. so please watch out for the dangerouss weather on your thursday. and out towards the west, i it' mild acroross the westetern aref the u.s. at this moment, but another pacific system will likely move into the area on your friday. so wet weather is coming up once again. seattle, you'll

the changes include adding more upscale items to the menu. what do you suppose that means? >> salad. >> they have salad already. and launch ago mobile order and pick up service. the fast food giant is testing out a delivery service. you should start to see the changes toward the end of the year. this year, mcdonnell a's says it's work to go reverse years of declining customer traffic. is there anything you think you'd like to see on a mcdonald's menu, like truffle fries or something like that? >> what.? >> well, it says more >>> 4:56, our time right now. >> imagine get ago water bill in the mail nearly five times higher than your previous month's bill. >> tapd to a d.c. woman and nbc 4 responds learns it could happen to you. susan hogan explains. >> dorothy reeves is used to paying the same price on every month's water bill. but when her bill climbed by nearly $400, she turned to nbc 4 to get answers. we got to work immediately and contacted d.c. water. within days, dorothy's bill was reflected to reflect what she really owed. >> offer called you all, my bill was $11.12. >>

heck is this woman who writes the menu every day and unheard of to do something like this. the british isles. >> the brand is famous in ireland. that's myrtle in red, she tushed 93 this past week. the allens, all of them are a food dynasty. >> i run the hotel. >> i help my parents run the school. >> i help out evenings. >> i'm the farmer. >> i help out in the hotel. >> i work in the house and in the shop. >> about 15 ancillary business, some very small, some larger, all connected under the the name. >> as the allens built they edible empire chefs across ireland saw opportunity. among them, paul flynn. after years at the top london restaurant in 1997 he dared to go home and open this award winning restaurant in the old cannery where his grandfather worked in the seaside village, not far up the coast from ballymalou house and school. do you feel that the success you've had in part was enabled by the allen family? >> without a doubt. happened in the rest of the country as well. because their reach has been throughout the country. people find them opened. >> opened to the idea

the menu item taking away that has a lot of people sounding off on social media. >>> 14 before the hour and the frenzy on capitol hill continues today over the vote to replace the foeaffordable care act. >> house republicans are expected to vote on it this afternoon. tracie potts is live on capitol hill. do republicans have the votes to pass it at this point? >> reporter: at this point it's not clear. if you just go by the numbers our latest count is 32 republicans against it. then no, they don't have the votes, but some of those seem to be softening, waivering especially now that the president has issued this ultimatum that the vote has to happen today. >> and tracie, republican leaders unveiled some new changes to the bill overnight that are designed to get more people to get on board with this. what are those changes? >> reporter: they're still tweaking it. so first of all there's a near 1% medicare tax that would get extended for six years. there's a patient and state stability fund, but the big here is cutting essential benefits, things like maternity leave, mental health, maternit

which of these is not a dish you'd be likely to find on the menu of an italian restaurant?[laughs] hopefully not chicken pox. that's my choice. d, final answer. >> yeah, let's hope not. >> let's hope not. >> you are correct. [cheers and applause] $500. second question worth $1,000. stationed atop a volcano in hawaii, scientists involved in nasa's hi-seas project spend a year in isolation pretending they're what? >> well, i'm actually familiar with that project, and it's b, living on mars. final answer. >> yes, that is the project we were looking for. [cheers and applause] that got you to $1,000. this will get you to $2,000. where would you be most likely to take the popular over-the- counter medication dramamine? >> it's for motion sickness. on a cruise ship. a, final answer. >> just like that, three questions down. $2,000 in the bank. you're playing great. we're gonna take a quick time-out. >> that's good. >> back with more "millionaire" right after this. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ at gerber, our fruits and veggies are our babies. that's why our unique flash cooked step tak