2 outlets in kitchen have no power to them
Sounds like they're protected by a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI), and the GFCI has tripped. You'll want to start by searching for the GFCI device, and resetting it. In most cases, it will look like a receptacle, except that there will be two button in the center of the face.  Press the RESET button in as far as it will go, you may or may not hear a click.

If these receptacles are not GFCI protected, then there's likely a loose, broken, or damaged wire somewhere.  You'll have to determine everything that's on the circuit, then try and figure out where the line feeding the first dead receptacle comes from.  With the circuit breaker off, carefully inspect the wiring of all the devices on the circuit.  Look for damaged, loose, or broken connections.  

If you're not comfortable with electrical work, or don't have the knowledge and tools necessary, please contact a local licensed electrician.