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Gordon Ramsay was forced to walk off the 82nd episode of Kitchen Nightmares after being unable to work with the owners, who have courted controversy ever since the episode aired. Adding to the stress of the show, Amy and Samy also claim their Facebook account was hacked following their TV appearance — and say that someone also forged a Reddit posting where they seemingly tried to hit back at their detractors. The pair went to cops and say their Twitter, Yelp and work email accounts were hacked too.
Amy alleges they discovered a middle-school student had hacked their Facebook account — but claims that Facebook chiefs have not got in touch with them despite making complaints to the social network. Amy and Samy Bouzaglo say despite the trouble caused by their Kitchen Nightmares episode their bistro has now turned into a tourist attraction - and they are planning their own reality show. Amy and Samy Bouzaglo have amended their contracts - and taken out a clause that forbids staff from going to work at rival restaurants and bakeries within a mile radius.
Amy Bouzaglo says she and her husband are 'good, strong people to work with'. Amy Bouzaglo said she and her husband are now looking for new staff for Amy's Baking Company - who 'know they're coming to work and not play. While this is all on-going, Amy and Samy, who have been married for 10 years, are now fearful that Samy will be deported back to Israel, where he is a citizen. Morrocan-born Samy served 15 years in jail in Germany and France after being convicted of drug trafficking. He moved to the U. He is currently involved in a U.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement case to revoke his residency status. The owners of the restaurant appeared to lash out at criticism via social media. The post came shortly after the episode of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares featuring the Scottsdale restaurant aired. Days after the abusive messages appeared, the owners claimed that the social media accounts of the restaurant had been hacked. He does not have a parking ticket or a speeding ticket, he has perfect credit. We will continue to fight, we're good people.
One good thing, Amy said, to come out of Kitchen Nightmares is that they are now bombarded by customers. Amy Bouzaglo puts her cakes and deserts on display at Amy's Baking Kitchen. Never in my life would I have thought the show would launch us into this kind of stratosphere. Kitchen Nightmares was not doing very well and the ratings were not very strong. We are upset about the way we were portrayed and edited but we are focusing on our future now.
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Stephen Paddock, 64, turned his luxury Las Vegas hotel suite into a sniper's nest on Sunday by smashing open two windows on the hotel's corner and setting up two guns on tripods before opening fire on the Route 91 Harvest music festival below.
The video presents excerpts from an eye- witness's testimony about the attack, from statements by the Las Vegas Sheriff, and from an old recording by British ISIS executioner Mohamed Emawzi, who became known as Jihadi John. In his speech, he says that attacks on Muslims would result in bloodshed in the aggressors' home countries. A written message appearing on the screen declares that the film is 'a message to America and her allies from the Islamic State,' that 'as you kill us in our country, we will kill you in your country'.
It also shows the scene of the atrocity from above awash with blood with the caption 'we are back because of your arrogant foreign policy towards the Islamic State'. The video also singles out Donald Trump, insisting the President had ignored their previous 'serious' warnings. A song, featured regularly in previous Arabic propaganda videos, plays in the background with the lyrics 'Oh, my brothers, jihad is the way, to bring back the honour, the glorious day. The promise of Allah will always remain, the fight for his sake is the ultimate gain'.
The home is in a quiet retirement community in which residents must be over Cops found 19 guns there, plus explosives. This was the scene at the music festival before the assassin opened fire on the crowds of 22, Debris is strewn through the scene of a mass shooting at a music festival near the Mandalay Bay resort and casino on the Las Vegas Strip, Monday, October 2, , in Las Vegas. Las Vegas police stand guard along the streets outside the the Route 91 Harvest country music festival grounds after a active shooter was reported on October 1, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The group, which referred to the Las Vegas attacker by a nom de guerre Abu Abdal-Bar al-Ameriki, has increasingly claimed to be behind a number of attacks, only to later be found to have no link to them at all. Paddock opened fire on the Route 91 Harvest Festival just after 10pm Sunday night, using a hotel room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino across the street from the festival as his man-made killing nest. Using 23 rifles and thousands of bullets, he smashed two windows and sprayed bullets down for several minutes at the 22, festival-goers down below.
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Bowers attended the show with her friends. When the gunshots began, they dove under a table. According to Zacker, everybody was running all over, and nobody could find her. She will be remembered by her three children, Kurtis, 20, Katie, 16, and Ariel her 2-year-old adopted niece, who were the "epitome of her life," Zacker said. Distraught by what happened, her bosses at the coffee shop where she worked started a gofundme page to support her family, Zacker said.
Stewart was a passionate country music fan and an amateur singer-songwriter, who uploaded videos of some of his music to YouTube. One of his videos — a cover of a song from Cole Swindell's album You Should Be Here — has now received thousands of views. His family said in a statement that Stewart shielded his girlfriend from bullets and helped others to safety, the Associated Press reports.
Roe was an educational assistant with the Foothill Schools division, which confirmed her death.
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She was also a model with Sophia Models International. Roe, a mother of two, was with her husband at the show but they became separated during the attack, the CBC reports. Silva, a private security guard, was on the job at the music festival when the shooting started. He was killed as he sought to save concertgoers during the massacre.
He was stationed in front of the stage, his company told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. One of his friends, Martin Adrian Marin Jr. Silva's step-sister Daisy Hernandez told CNN that Silva, who had just turned 21 this summer, "was loved by so many people.
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Taylor and Cohen, who were dating, attended the Route 91 Harvest festival together. They never made their flight home. Taylor was a correctional lieutenant in the California Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, which confirmed his death. He commanded a conservation camp where inmates fight wildfires and had worked with the department for nearly 30 years. His mom made the people around her feel their best, he said.
Kimura, who worked in a tax office, traveled to the concert with a close-knit group of friends, The Associated Press reports. None of her companions was shot. Ryan Miller, one of the group members, told the AP they called themselves "framily" — a mix of friends and family.
Kimura was "an amazing woman," he said. Fraser died shielding his wife from the barrage of bullets, his son, Nick Arellano, told The Associated Press. He was loaded into a wheelbarrow and taken to paramedics after he fell.
Arellano had been at the concert with them for the prior two days, but chose to head home early, just missing the harrowing scene. Fraser married his wife, Stephanie, 11 years ago, adopting Arellano and one of her other children. The couple had two more children together, now ages 4 and Davis, a pipefitter, attended the concert with a group of friends that included Thomas Day Jr. Katelyn Hood, a friend of Davis', wrote on a GoFundMe page that his parents traveled to Las Vegas as soon as they heard he might have been hurt, and had to wait for 20 hours to find out his fate.
He was their only child. Courtney Belger, another friend, told the Press-Enterprise that Davis loved softball, country songs and karaoke. They were both country music fans and attended the concert together. Shipp's son is "not doing great," his grandmother said. Corey Shipp, 23, and his mother's boyfriend both spent hours trying to find her in the aftermath of the attack, according to the AP and the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Shipp's brother, Steve Shipp, told the Review-Journal that his sister was "a very happy person" and that her son was the light of her life.
Medig, who grew up in Jasper, Alberta, had taken time off from her job as a waitress to attend the music festival, her boss told the Edmonton Sun. Medig was at the festival with her best friend when she was shot, childhood friend Lyndsay Perham told NPR. The friend was able to get Medig to a hospital, where she died from her wounds.
She was very smart, hard working and driven," Perham told NPR. Rivera was a student at California State University, San Bernardino, where she studied health care management. Her death was reported by member station KPBS , citing an email from the university. Rivera loved softball and "was and always will be a role model to many," her friend Katie Ortega told CNN.
The police department in Shippensburg, Pa. He coached youth wrestling and Little League and, as The Philadelphia Inquirer reports , had traveled to the Route 91 Harvest festival with his wife to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. There's so many people who are upset about this. He's going to truly be missed. The Inquirer reports that Wolfe posted a photo of himself and his wife, Robyn, enjoying the concert earlier in the day.
Robinson was attending the country-music festival with his boyfriend when he was shot in the neck, his sister, Meghan Ervin, is quoted by The Las Vegas Review-Journal as saying. A city of Las Vegas public affairs officer confirmed to NPR that he had been a municipal employee there. On Facebook, she wrote: I honestly feel lost. He was so [happy] and an amazing man in his life! I will never understand this. A GoFundMe page for the family said that Robinson "loved to cook, entertain, run marathons, travel, go camping, boating, and the outdoors in general and above all surround himself with those he loved and others.
Meadows was a regular substitute teacher for Taft Union High School, from which she also graduated in A representative of the school district confirmed her death to NPR. Please keep my family in your thoughts and prayers as we try and move past this horrible time," Meadows' brother, Brad Meadows wrote on Facebook. Von Tillow, who owned a truck company, loved beer — especially Coors Light — and the American flag. He was attending the concert with his wife, daughter, son-in-law, sister and niece, all of whom survived, TV station KCRA reports.
Because of him we got on the ground and stayed there. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that Ahlers is survived by her husband, Brian, and three children, ages 3, 11 and Her father-in-law described her as a "loving, caring and devoted mother" who ran the kids around from soccer practice to school events. A GoFundMe page for the family says: Alvarado, a mother of three, was married to a firefighter in Cedar City. The fire department confirmed her death in a statement on Tuesday. She and Albert loved traveling with their children and went on many trips, cruises and day trips, too many to mention.
Tonks worked for Irving-based Technologent, which posted this message on its website:. A great mother, colleague and friend, Neysa Tonks. She leaves behind three boys — Kaden, Braxton and Greysen. Neysa has brought so much joy, fun and laughter to Technologent — she will be greatly missed by all! Her younger brother, Cody Davis, wrote on his Facebook page: You are a great mom, sister and friend. We are trying to understand why and how this could happen. We are trying to process this situation but it still feels like a nightmare.
The life of Thomas Day Jr. He died in the attack in Las Vegas. Courtesy of Portrait Construction hide caption. It's a family business. Everyone here is heartbroken. Day was a father of four who loved spending time with his kids. He would often take them out in a speedboat on the Colorado River, and he played softball in a co-ed league with his daughters. Day loved country music — he attended the Stagecoach and Coachella festivals. The trip to the Route 91 Harvest festival was another chance to spend time together. His children, all in their 20s and 30s, came with him.
He took his family everywhere," said Abbey.
Ramirez graduated from California State University, Bakersfield with a degree in business administration in ; the school confirmed her death in a statement on Tuesday. Her cousin Maribel Ramirez, who has established a GoFundMe in her cousin's honor, tells NPR Melissa Ramirez was "a loving and caring person" who was close to her parents and loved country music. But she particularly loved the Philadelphia Eagles, her cousin says, and Eagles fans from across the country have donated to the family to express their support.
The father of two, who was attending the concert with his wife, Laurie, died shielding her from the bullets. She survived the attack. His mother-in-law, Lauraine Cook, confirmed the circumstances of Beaton's death to NPR, but said the family was busy making funeral arrangements and couldn't speak further. Beaton's father-in-law, Jerry Cook, told BakersfieldNow that Beaton "always had a smile on his face" and was an "incredibly friendly, caring and loving" man. The Beatons' son said on Twitter that his dad "jumped in front of my mom and got shot.
The couple had been married for 23 years. They were celebrating their anniversary at the concert, the newspaper reports. Duarte was a recent graduate of the University of Arizona, where she studied business and was a member of the Sigma Kappa sorority. The university confirmed her death in a statement on Tuesday.