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alison: we're back now with an update on the fallout from this year's michelin stars in d.c. we told you yesterday that the elite ranking added just two local restaurants this year and up in of the 14 spots on the list earned more than two stars. stephen tschida found out while some establishments are pouring the campaign, others might breaking for a struggle. stephen: the michelin guide is out and two got stars. a prestigious michelin guide can bring in business. >> we are honored to be part of michelin and the fact they recognize us is amazing. >> they noted the new restaurants for good food at good price. the japanese restaurant got another star. that is great but there is a down side. >> there are good restaurants all over the world. who doesn't want a star? >> he says his business went up 10% when he got his first star last year. he says sure it's good for business, but it can cost regular customers the access they had prior to mishlip's accolades. but he is fine getting the star again. >> maybe we don't need it this year. stephen: others wonder why their favorite eateries didn'

to extend their trick or treating hour. >>> still ahead here on abc 7 mornings, michelin is out with star ratings. why the bay area may now be able to claim it is the best place for fine dining in the country. >>> and here's a live look from four emeryville camera. that fog is still but dry weather is on the way sometime this week. sometime this week. lisa will tell ♪ sometime this week. lisa will tell what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ >>> in the central valley an 8-year-old with receiving a sweet gift. the squeal was from jayden white given a wheelchair inspired by the disney film "wreck it ralph." her brand new wheelchair was made to look like the character of venelope von schweet. the high school's advanced 3-d art class designed that chair. jayden's mother said the gift means so much to t

made, the michelin star is about to get humbled. he just learned california's is becoming the only mexican restaurant anywhere to get two michelin stars. ellen ford of eater s.f. has a lot of talented chefs. >> we have three more 3-star restaurants than new york city. >> he had to wait two weeks to find out if he was keeping that coveted rating. as fire tore through wine country, michelin decided to delay the choice. >> people couldn't be thinking about restaurant ratings while these fires were going on. >> reporter: not only that, but fires threatened the various farms these restaurants were coming from. now with the fires contained -- >> tourists need to know things are still going and support those restaurants. >> reporter: just a block away from his 3-star kitchen, corey lee is picking up another michelin star for his institute of art. >> i don't even think about it as a restaurant. it's a project that involves food. >> while he makes his own creations, this is a star place for chefs. >> it's kind of fitting the institution has its own star. >> reporter: when they're not visiti

dinner for puerto rico. jose andres.. aaron silverman.. and patrick o'connell - all michelin star chefs - will cook up a nine-course dinner at silverman's "pineapple and pearl's" restaurant. all proceeds will go towards world central kitchen and the unidos disaster relief fund. recently, jose andres traveled with the groups to puerto rico to help prepare more than 130-thousand meals for those in need. speaking of the d-c dining scene... the 20-18 michelin guide is now out - and two new restaurants are getting those coveted stars. komi and mtier were each awarded one star. they join eight other restaurants earning the distinct the three restaurants that earned two stars, also all kept their ranking. those are jose andres' minibar.. pineapple and pearls.. and the inn at little washington. we've heard of deflate gate.. but how about popeye-gate? coming up - the fried chicken controversy at one california restaurant that has every one talking.. vj live tease this year? you're not alone. this fall is shaping up to be the worst in several years. tree experts say the late-summer dry-spel

. we know there's great dining in d-c -- but now the best of the best- are highlighted by michelin! take a look. 22 restaurants made the "bib gourmand" cut. new to the list-- hazel in northwest-- ivy city smokehouse in northeast-- and sfoglina (s-folina) in northwest-- the star list will be available next week. and we'll keep you posted. there is more coming up on good morning washington. ryan hughes what are you working on for 5 o-clock? death toll rising to at least 17 in california as crews continue to fight fast-spreading wildfires. a look at the devastation and the issues making it difficult for firefighters to get the blaze under control. breaking news in the district -- gunfire erupting overnight in two seperate locations -- leaving three people dead. the new details coming out from police -- straight ahead. and a u-s soccer stunner. the team failing to qualify for the world cup for the first time in decades. good morning washington. toss to vj today: mostly cloudy, rain likely early (before noon) followed by spotty afternoon light showers. mild & muggy highs: 70-75 winds: e

michelin—starred chef, tommy banks. and it has beaten the likes of heston blumenthal‘s the fat duck and raymond blanc‘s le manoir. phil connell went along to sample the menu. nestled on the edge of the north york moors, it‘s a village restaurant that‘s ta ken the world by storm. the black swan at oldstead isn‘t the best in yorkshire or even britain, according to users of tripadvisor, this fine dining restaurant is the best in the world. it‘s a little bit surreal. it‘s been crazy. we‘re just a yorkshire farming family running a little pub, and to achieve an accolade like this is just amazing. what makes this accolade even more extraordinary is the age of the two brothers who run this family business. at 28 and 30, they are young, ambitious, and now receiving worldwide recognition. with james front of house, and tommy in the kitchen, this country pub has been transformed, earning a michelin star and from diners, glowing recommendations. i‘m very proud actually, as a yorkshire woman, to think that a restaurant in yorkshire has been voted the best restaurant in the world, ma

uk's youngest michelin—starred chef, tommy banks. and it has beaten the likes of heston blumenthal‘s the fat duck and raymond blanc's le manoir. phil connell went along to sample the menu. nestled on the edge of the north york moors, it's a village restaurant that's ta ken the world by storm. the black swan at oldstead isn't the best in yorkshire or even britain, according to users of tripadvisor, this fine dining restaurant is the best in the world. it's a little bit surreal. it's been crazy. we're just a yorkshire farming family running a little pub, and to achieve an accolade like this is just amazing. what makes this accolade even more extraordinary is the age of the two brothers who run this family business. at 28 and 30, they are young, ambitious, and now receiving worldwide recognition. with james front of house, and tommy in the kitchen, this country pub has been transformed, earning a michelin star and from diners, glowing recommendations. i'm very proud actually, as a yorkshire woman, to think that a restaurant in yorkshire has been voted the best restaurant in the world, m

. >> where does the ice cream go? >> in your mouth. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> michelin just released list of the best bay area restaurants for deals. >> some of these have already closed. >>> nearing sunset in live picture f >>> we're a team. >> you don't play team sports. never have. not well anyway. >> beginning of the end for "scandal," the final season premiering on abc7. even the actresses don't know how it will all end. >> we don't know. shondaknows. >> she's gone on record saying for years she knows the ending. >> how she to end. >> final season premiers at 9:00 in between "grey's anatomy" and now to get away with murder tlt. >>. >>> michelin guide announcing guy. >> gormnd list came out. >> dozens of bay area restaurants made the cut. chris nguyen with the story. >> reporter: for those in the restaurant bussnesi, rht ingredients are crucial to making impression. >> guest today isn't here to enjoy what they're eating only but the experience. >> dosha was named as winner again. >> it's always meant a lot for us to have most diverse audience visit. >> reporter: restaurants that offer

4:00" -- michelin is out with a new d.c. restaurant list. the places that they say you have got to try. nancy: how about that one? alison: laughing gas in labor? could it be a compromise for expecting mothers who want a natural birth experience but also need help with the pain? nancy: a young girl gets the surprise of her life. it's caught on camera by pure luck. >> my heart was so happy. it was like screaming! nancy: what she finds out is something that will have you reaching for the tissues for tears of joy. robert: i'm robert burton in chicago. look who is to my left? w-man. i don't have to ask you what will happen tonight. >> the cubs are going to win. let's go, cubbies! robert: welcome to wrigley field. cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. al

the information. michelin with a new rist of local restaurants before the elite stars are handed out. alison:s but, she has an oscar, emmy. tony. screen actor guild award but find out the new line viola davis is about to add to the resume. q: i'm q mccray here in southeast with the baseball fans waiting for a game that is postponed a little bit. we will tell you what they have to say about the win for the nats perhaps in a live report. larry: a look at what is coming up tonight on abc -- cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. ja the nationals and cubs are in a rain delay in chicago. larry: no matter what happens the nats need to win whenever they play. alison: and q mccray is live where the fans are feeling apes. that is safe to say. q: we are a coupl

argument. nancy: plus, why the new michelin stars are getting a school reception from some of d.c.'s food elite. >> stacks and stacks and stacks of bottled water. it means marine corps marathon preparations are underway. we will explain what is going on and have a live report coming up. jonathan: an all-out manhunt going on for this man, radee prince. he is responsible for shooting and killing coworkers. he is on the run in a 2008 black gmc acadia. the license plate you are looking for, delaware tags pc64273. we will continue to cover the story and the manhunt going on now as we nancy: new development today in the year's long battle of the peace cross. this morning the federals appear court ruled the 40-foot cross on the median of a maryland state highway violates the u.s. constitution. judge says the 92-year-old statue amounts to governor sponsorship of a pr religion. alison: signs of the weekend's marine corps marathon are starting to spring up. it will wind through arlington and the district early sunday morning. richard reeve is live with a closer look at the security and the preparat

is in cannes to interview michelin starred chef angela hartnett. hello and welcome to talking books: cookery special. we're here in cannes, in the south of france, one of those great cities where the food is exquisite and the wine's superb. we're here to talk to a michelin starred chef, angela hartnett, whose cookery roots and cookery books are based on her italian and welsh families. angela hartnett, welcome. now, working with gordon ramsay at the start of your career, that must have been... i'm trying to think of the right word... testing, challenging, was it? they're both very good words for it. yeah, i mean it was, it was certainly a challenge. i think because i went into it very naive, i'd come from a lovely little restaurant in cambridge, where we started at nine in the morning, very civilised, we had a nice two hour break in the afternoon and then generally we we were home before the pubs closed, you know, it was very nice. then came to london, where we were starting at seven in the morning, a break if we were lucky, we got half an hour in the afternoon — if we were lucky â

101 and san mateo. >> the fine dining capital. the michelin guy has a three-star rating to seven bay area restaurants, the most of any place in the country and a couple in the north bay, the sonoma area impacted by the wildfires. >> i would take anything. i don't need a michelin star at this point. >> we're easy, right? >> thanks for watching thus morning. >>> alexis smith, she's on the go every morning. >> avid runner -- >> she's a newlywed. she used to be a deejay. >> her sister's name is marin. >> because her parents used to live here. true story. >> loves halloween. >> and michigan football. she's from a really small town, no rush hour there. >> boy, has her world changed. >> alexis tackles bay area traffic like a boss. >> her tweets save you time. >> it's like she has secret traffic fighting powers. traffic fighting powers. >> accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a

musician. >>> the michelin dominated in the 1960s. here's a look back at some of what fats domino gave us. >> ain't that a shame was one of the sponges put him on the musical map. catapulted this soft-spoken new orleans musician into super stardom. >> i feel much bigger when i'm in new orleans. >> before jazz and blues engulfed the city, it was the boogie woogie beat that had people foot tapping. domino was the best selling african-american singer in the 1950s and early 1960s. the pianist and singer sold more than 65 million albums and had more than 30 top 40 singles, including the catchy blueberry hill. ♪ i found my thrill ♪ on blueberry hill >> although domino originally signed with imperial records in the 1940s, he moved over to abc paramount records. from then on the hits slowed down. that didn't worry domino. >> i enjoyed working. i feel better when i'm working. >> fats domino's music will live forever. but that's not all he gave us. >> in all my life, i tried my best to make people happy with my music. [ applause ] and tonight, i want you all to know, you all made me very, very

highlighted by michelin. alison: i'm sure you are hungry after seeing the severed zombie head. new to the li northeast, and selena's in northwest. jonathan: good news for flyers. delta is going to give complementary champagne on some flights. it is not just for first class. everybody. delta says it wants to bring the celebration to people's travels. but the lottery for the national christmas tree lighting starts this week. if you have never checked it out, a lot of fun, do it. starting 10:00 thursday, you can apply for a chance to attend the 95th festivities. applications are open until 10 a.m. monday. find more information on our website, wjla.com. steve: looking at the christmas tree, and today we hit 86 degrees. now we are at 76. still feels like and the breeze not giving much relief. at this hour, 75 dulles, 72 winchester, oakland now 63, cumberland 70. the feels-like temperature's in the middle 70's, feeling warm and sticky overnight. relief is on the way. look what's happening right now on stormwatch 7 radar, a few showers developing around 66, further to the south, fredericksburg, aro

at your local chevy dealer. alison: two d.c. restaurants earned the coveted michelin stars. a couple of the restaurants receive dimensions in the guidebook, but is there a downside to the accolades? >> there are many restaurants all over town. who doesn't want to have the first?? alison: the star can bring big crowds, but costs them regular customers. generalushi taro's manager said he will keep the star. 7e the full list on the abc smartphone app. pros and cons. jonathan: speaking of stars. robert:th coming up monday. alison: we met you. robert: oh, you guys. sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the redskins-eagles monday night. kirk cousins 0-5 when the last meeting the redskins had with him made him look like aaron rodgers, creating things from broken plays. what's the secret to stopping of? up and take him down, make him feel at the next morning, hit him as many times as we can, get him frustrated, then go home and celebrate. the dodgers punch their ticket to the world series, taking away the

more information we will pass it along. big news for d.c. foodies. the michelin guide has its second list of stars for d.c. restaurants. restaurants were added to the list full stop number of the 14 restaurants earned the coveted three stars. are critics and bloggers quick to criticize the list, saying it does not acknowledge the diverse food scene. alison: hearings on the hill can get tense. jonathan: and it was really tense today. there was a source of drum today that might make you laugh. >> sor and distracting you. spilt a dr pepper. jonathan: having a drinking problem with his dr pepper. senator cruz responded with a tweet, the photo of the dr pepper machine. says he is cut off from dr pepper now. a light moment on the hill. no word on what led up to the spill. we will get to the bottom of it. oute: the temperature is there right now, a little bit on the chilly side, 49 degrees dulles, upper 50's reagan national. we drop into the opera -- the upper 30's along i-81. andmwatch 7 satellite radar, not a cloud in the sky. if you walk out right now, look up and you will see the

best of the best are highlighted by michelin! take a look. 22 restaurants made the "bib gourmand" cut. new to the list-- hazel in northwest-- ivy city smokehouse in northeast-- and sfoglina (s-folina) in northwest-- the star list will be available next week. we'll keep you posted on that. good news for some fliers -- delta is going to give complimentary prosecco on some international flights! the toast-worthy news comes from conde nast traveler. it's not just for first class. delta says it wants to bring the celebration to people's travels. a check on weather. today: mostly cloudy, rain likely early (before noon) followed by spotty afternoon light showers. mild & muggy highs: 70-75 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: occasional showers with fog developing lows: 60-65 winds: e 5 mph thursday: showers, drizzle, breezy & cool highs: 65-67 winds: east 5-15 mph, gusts 20 kidd o'shea in the now.. austin rogers was at it again last night. he is the bartender from ny games and over $360,000. here are some of his fun antics from last night. tom petty tops the charts again. following his death, tom

reduced to one lane in each direction. >>> bay area is fine dining capital of the u.s. michelin released ratings. last week anoused coi for seven. today lowered jean george to two stars. five top rated restaurants. added three three-star restaurants to the list while new york has added none. >>> charles schulz continues to bring in money. create are of "peanut"s had in front of elvis presley but behind arnold palmer and michael jackson. >> octopus invasion going on in wales. took this picture of octopus roaming around. seen dozens around the beach. rare numbers. thinks sightings related to recent storms like hurricane ophelia. not first time octopus seen walking out of the water. 2011, fitzgerald marine reserve here in san mateo county. octopus to whales. humpbacks in monterey bay. share your pictures using #abc7now and may see it in news cast or online at abc7news.com. >>> whales to sharks, cornerstone of san jose's hockey team returns but this time in visitor's >>> thanks for staying with us. coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. san francisco could be paying you for parking. explain how you

noted for its wonderful food and superb wine. we're here to talk to the michelin starred chef galton blackiston, born and raised in norfolk, his most recent book is hook, line and sinker which as you might have guessed is mostly about fish. galton blackiston, welcome. it is very nice to be here, thank you. before our interview, i was looking at the critics for something really damning and they say, you could not for something really damning and they say, you cook not for money but with passion for your work. your restaurant is an earthly paradise and a place of pilgrimage. they do like you, they really do. that is wonderful. yeah, i'm quite stuck what to say about that! but i think i know who said that and he is one of my absolute heroes. i presume you are talking about michel roux senior. an absolute legend in my eyes. let us talk about your background. your name, galston blackiston has been described as dickensian. quite old—fashioned. i am the youngest of five boys. andrew, nigel, miles and jamie. where does galston come from? i had a terrible school life because of my name. you

. the pub's restaurant is run by the uk's youngest michelin—starred chef, tommy banks. and it has beaten the likes of heston blumenthal‘s the fat duck and raymond blanc's le manoir. phil connell went along to sample the menu. nestled on the edge of the north york moors, it's a village restaurant that's taken the world by storm. the black swan at oldstead isn't the best in yorkshire or even britain, according to users of tripadvisor, this fine dining restaurant is the best in the world. it's a little bit surreal. it's been crazy. we're just a yorkshire farming family running a little pub, and to achieve an accolade like this is just amazing. what makes this accolade even more extraordinary is the age of the two brothers who run this family business. at 28 and 30, they are young, ambitious, and now receiving worldwide recognition. with james front of house, and tommy in the kitchen, this country pub has been transformed, earning a michelin star and from diners, glowing recommendations. i'm very proud actually, as a yorkshire woman, to think that a restaurant in yorkshire has been

of the michelin guy, the fine dining capital. the guide has released its annual list and this year seven bay area restaurants have the guide's coveted top rating of three stars. that's one more restaurant than new york city, yes, we got them. although the big apple may regain top footing when their guy comes on next year. to some the distinction marks a renaissance in the bay area's fine dining scene. >> for san francisco i think that says something about our quality of dining, our standards, the chef talent. >> the guide's release was delayed because of the wildfires. several restaurants and wine country earned stars this year including single thread in sonoma and monte's in santa rosa. people at michelin say they hope foodies will return to the region for their next meal. >>> coming up next the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> the rare ride by some surfers over but on the inside, i feel like chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisie to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to c

michelin starred restaurants. this is the food that goes out on delivery to our homes. to customers know they are not getting it from the proper source? this is the controversy, the customers are not aware that if they had ordered from the mitchell and starred restaurant, it might have been prepared in and shipping container in an industrial park and not the restaurant. ultimately, it will be the same restaurant, it will be the same chefs and techniques and quality control. all of these things. it is the provenance. when a customer knows it wasn't made at that restaurant. it can't be the same chef can it? all of these re sta u ra nt same chef can it? all of these restaurant will have a head chef somewhere that pops in. they will have lots of executive chefs running their kitchens on a day—to—day basis. what i saw recently which was incredible. it was a box that they put motion centres on a mission and starred chef. then they put it on a robot with its robotic hands and it would just do exactly the method that the chef did. the ideal being that the chef did. the ideal being that

tomorrow and gavin esler is in cannes to interview michelin star chef galton blackiston on his passion for cookery in talking books good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the bbc understands the metropolitan police is investigating a further three sexual assault allegations made by one woman against film producer harvey weinstein. alexandra mackenzie is here. the british police very much involved now in this investigation. what have we learned? we got a statement from them within the last hour, this statement, they have not named the hollywood producer but the bbc understands that is who they are referring to in this statement, they have reminded us that on the 11th of robert merseyside police had referred an allegation of sexual assault to the metropolitan police service and what they said is that it's alleged that a man sexually assaulted a woman in the late 80s in west london. we understand that to be the british actress lysette anthony, she has spoken to a sunday newspaper and she met the bridges in 1982 can she was given the lead role inafilm, 1982 can she was given the lead role in

been transformed, earning a michelin star and from diners, glowing recommendations. i'm very proud actually, as a yorkshire woman, to think that a restaurant in yorkshire has been voted the best restaurant in the world, marvellous. it's not always easy to find either, but boy is it worth the effort. but how can a restaurant in a small north yorkshire village take on the industry's greats? in second place was raymond blanc‘s famous restaurant in oxfordshire, while daniel's in new york came in sixth. there are some amazing restaurants on that list, places that i've been wanting to go to my whole life. so it is amazing. but i think the best thing about this award is that it's voted for by our customers. the brothers say that with a bit of yorkshire grit, dreams can come true. in their case, a simple country pub transformed into the world's best fine dining restaurant. phil connell, bbc news, oldstead. time for a look at the weather. here's phil avery. a mini heatwave coming? you are getting excited, aren't you? your word. it was a glorious and a start, as yet again evidenced by one

interview shimmins star chefs —— michelin star chef angela hartnett. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the former prime minister sir john major has weighed into the debate over theresa may's future calling those conservatives who're seeking to undermine the prime minister "self—absorbed and disloyal". mrs may has admitted her difficult speech at the party conference last week had been "uncomfortable" for her but says she's "resilient" and determined to carry on in thejob. here's our political correspondent susana mendonca. and there is some flash photography in her report. if i win, i shall continue as prime minister... fending off the plotters was a full—time job for sirjohn major. when he was prime minister, he faced a leadership election and won. more than two decades on, he's now coming to the defence of theresa may against those plotting to take her down. writing in a sunday newspaper, sirjohn said, "the country has had enough of these self absorbed and frankly disloyal behaviour seen among some in the conservative party", and he urged party members involved to "focus th