please welcome my friend and yours, jose andres. ( cheers ) >> stephen: jose, thanks so much for beingta. you have pasta. >> stephen: sure. yes, i have a lot-- what kind do you want? >> we want a pasta that cooks very quickly, like angel hair, three minutes, so this one. >> stephen: i have these thin asian noodles. will that do? >> boom, i like them. >> stephen: three minutes. okay, good. >> so, here i have fish, and i have shrimp. >> stephen: wait, i have shrimp. my lovely wife, evie, has cleaned some beautiful shrimp. >> boom, we got it. >> stephen: boom. >> do you have any stock of any type? >> i not only have stock. i made my own shrimp stock last weekend. >> wow. >> stephen: look at that. look at that beautiful-- mmm. >> okay, i have a stock, too. >> stephen: does yours smell like a creek? >> that's good. that means you are using real shrimp. so we have these. i need some tomato. some onion. >> stephen: i have onion. i have got some onion here. i have some to chop. >> so, you're going to get a little pan like this, a little one. a little pan. we need two pans. a big one, like this

ok, now we will talk to jose andres. jose is touring around virginia. i think he was in his car earlier. jose, can you hear me? jose: hello. david: where are you physically right now? jose: i am in virginia beach. i woke up early, made bread, and i began driving to virginia beach from maryland. right now, i have this beautiful church, the new jerusalem church back here. they are doing an amazing work with all types of families -- puerto ricans, latinos, south americans. this is one of the main centers we have in virginia for this -- for distribution. david: for people who may not know you as well as i do, how did you decide to get out of the world of just being a chef, which is an honorable thing to do, and get into the world of feeding people who are hungry? what motivated you to do that? jose: i always said i feed a few but we cannot have a restaurant without making sure nobody else is hungry. it feels very awkward to me that we can be eating fois gras and two streets down from where i have my restaurant, people don't know what they are putting on the

now going to talk to jose andres. josÉ is touring around virginia somewhere now. think he was in his car when us on earlier. josÉ, can you hear me? >> hello. >> so what are you physically right now? >> i am in virginia beach. i wake up early. i made bread and then i begin driving to virginia beach from bethesda, maryland. i am right now in the back -- this new church, beautiful church which are doing amazing work with all types of family, puerto ricans, latinas, south american, this is one of the main centers we had in virginia for this distribution. >> so for people don't know you, they're people who may not know as well as i do or -- how did you decide to get out of the world of just being a chef, which is a very honorable thing to do, and get into the role of feeding people who are hungry? what motivated you to do that? >> i always said that i feed a few common but we cannot have a restaurant without making sure that nobody else is hungry. it is an awkward to be eating -- into streets down from her have my restaurant, guys, families, they don't know what they w

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chef jose andres, welcome back to the "the daily social distance show" this time.are you, my friend? >> i'm six feet away from you, six feet. >> trevor: more than six feet away. it feels every time-- every time i meet you it's because there's a disaster somewhere in the the world, and, like, a superhero of food, you've stepped in to help feed people. the coronavirus has done more than just shut down people's businesses. it means millions of people don't have access to food. and as soon as i heard about this crisis, i heard about your name and about your organization that has jumped into of in to start feeding people. we know that you did this in puerto rico. we know you did this after the hurricanes. but this is a unique experience. what are you dealing with right now? >> well, we began many months ago yolk hawm ajapan, princess cruise ship. many people have corona. and the leadership called us and we went there to help the japanese government feed the 6,000 men and women on that cruise ship. so from there, we went to oakland to help governor newsom to also feed th

jose andres will join us live when "the 11th hour" continues.se folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> you've seen pictures like these during the pandemic. these pictures we have to show you today are from a high school in maryland. cars lined up for boxes of food. and in most cases, these are people who never dreamed they'd need to accept food from a kind stranger. we've also seen farmers struggling to sell their wares for lack of a supply chain to get their products to market. according to "the new york times," quote, not since the great depression has so much fresh food been destroyed. our next guest says he has a solution to help that's already gotten bipartisan support in this country. for more, we welcome to our broadcast chef jose andres, founder of the world central kitchen and both chef and owner of the think food group. his organization just passe

chef jose andres.come to prime-time. >> thank you for having me. >> if our superhero, your name should be senior sabaroso. you are dealing with giving people food, but you are also feeding the faith of better days to come. and your work on the ground has given you ideas about how to fix what you see as obvious problems. tell us everything. >> well, i'm going to tell you one thing. the men and women of work central kitchen, we've already reached over 5 million meals. and one of the ways we achieve this is by bringing in -- with our system, over a thousand restaurants across 35, 40 estates. and yesterday was a big day. we were able to influence a bill, a bill that is bipartisan, but between congressman thompson, congressman mcgovern, all of a sudden, bipartisan support by congressman davies from illinois, and at the same time, in the senate, kamala harris and also senator scott, all of a sudden, we had this simple idea, which is called the fit act, that is a very practical idea, a good solution, where we

you know, you've been on the food thing and i was talking the other day to jose andres, the chef, about the feed act and he says you're one of the partners in this. and you're pushing the legislation called the meals on wheels for kids act. why are these part of the covid response, if you will, that you're trying to push forward? >> well, hunger in american families is exacerbated during this pandemic, steve. number one, it great to see you again. i appreciate you the opportunity to be on. you didn't tell me i had to follow the surgeon general, i would have dressed up a little better. [laughter] at least you're not in a tie. a lot of people have been wearing ties this morning. >> you're lucky i didn't get the busch lite t-shirt underneath this jacket. in all seriousness we need some ideas that are bipartisan and that's exactly why i worked with the chef jose andreas and my good buddies to introduce the feed act. this is based off of a program that chef andreas used in recovery during the-- or after the hurricanes in puerto rico and haiti and it's worked already. let's not -- let's not r

jose andres is the chef and restaurant owner, founder of world central kitchen. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> bret: i want to brag on your group, world central kitchen as of may 3rd, more than 4.5 million fresh meal served. 200 cities, 30 u.s. states and territories, ten cities in spain. it's a job to feed people during this time. talk about it, if you would. >> well, we saw a very early on that this pandemic was going to be having a big effect in america. we were following what was going on in china and in europe, italy. we began feeding people, many americans when the princess cruise ship, we had to feed the people inside the ship. we helped governor newsom do the same and we activated because we knew that the restaurants were going to be closed and people were going to be losing their jobs. we were going to be having to cover the blind spots of the system and that's what we've been doing. right now we are doing over 200,000 meals a day all across america. >> bret: you tweeted out the other day something that i reall

sus puertas en el condado santa clara vamos a ir en vivo con andrés que está en el este de san josé andrésaralos comerciantes cierto ? >>> así es, hubo negocios que sí abrieron pero también vimos tiendas que no abrieron sus puertas y la dueÑa de un negocio de hecho me dijo que no sabía que desde hoy iba a poder comenzar a vender sus productos >>> mucha gente, cyrus en algunos setos comerciales del este de san josé justo el día en que el condado santa clara entró a la fase dos de la reapertura económica unas tiendas que no abrieron dejando sus fieles clientes decepcionados >>> doÑa rafaela tiene una tienda considerada no esencial. y dice que muchos comerciantes incluida ella no abrieron por falta de información >>> después de que le dijimos que en efecto ya podía atender a clientes con restricciones, respiró con cierto alivio es que desde marzo sus deudas se han acumulado como nunca antes >>> no tenemos los beneficios para estar pagando la renta cada mes cerca de si esta tienda de artículos electrónicos sí abrió >>> el seÑor lalo es el dueÑo, nos dijo que solicitó el alivio financiero pero

i believe jose andres has partnered with members of congress to put out opportunities and certain legislation to continue to improve food distributions that addresses this issue but also allows restaurants to be able to provide meals, so there are lots of ideas. i think it is a boat and approach. -- both and approach. and it is important for us to be aware when legislation like this is put forward, but also to continue to push for strengthening what has proven to be the most effective antihunger program in america. i will say that some of the foods, unfortunately, that are produced, like potatoes -- not in every instance, but many -- are produced for fast food services. so the nutrition value tends to be poor from some of the sources. my argument is it is better than nothing, but what we have to acknowledge is that we want to invest in programs that distribute and ensure the most nutritious foods are getting to americans. host: let's talk to betty from virginia beach, virginia. good morning. caller: good morning, everybody. i just want to say i am 76. i am a senior, and i am on the snap progr

. >> jose andres is a renowned chef and humanitarian.e feeds millions in the aftermath of natural disasters through his nonprofit world central kitchen. no chef has done more in the world to shine a light on immigration issues than he has. >> i keep repeating the phrase immigration reform is not a problem for america to solve. it's an opportunity for america to seize. >> for jose, it's personal. he came to the united states from spain 30 years ago. in 2013, he became a u.s. citizen. >> when you examine the food system in america, people who are immigrants, migrants, refugees, documented and undocumented, are touching our food every single step of the way. you realize how important it is to engage with people of other countries in a way that makes sense. >> jose and i want to engage with every american on the issue of immigration. every american. >> president trump, two years and a half ago, you had a conversation with me on the phone, and you told me that you would love to hear our ideas on true immigration reform. i think enough time ha

he is teaming up with celebrity chef jose andres to distribute thousands of meals to local restaurantsing grammy-winning artist pharrell williams is postponing the community centered music festival in the water on the yo.es of virginia beach. >> reporter: the festival's goal was to unite the community and celebrate diversity with help from stars like jay-z, missy elliott and smonoop dogg, but t star is finding a way to raise awareness and give back, partnering with jose andres, and his nonprofit world central kitchen. >> what we are trying to do is diversify the possibilities of people having access to food. putting restaurants back to work, doing what they do best which is feeding people. >> reporter: working with local businesses impacted by the crisis they are distributing meals to thousands of people in 22 locations and counting with 100% of all donations going directly toward food and restaurant workers. >> and not only cook but like serve food with love and intention to like help us save ourselves. >> reporter: pharrell joining a star-studded lineup druing president barack obama

. >>> my friend jose andres and i are exploring the stories of the immigrants and migrant workers whore feeding america every day. welcome to morristown, tennessee, population about 29,000. davy crockett grew up here. and the unusual elevated sidewalks were built after a flood destroyed downtown in 1962. lucky for me, i'm here during tomato season. granger county, tennessee, tomato valhalla. the acidity and the sweetness balance, they're so good. do you happen to be a granger county tomato farmer? >> yes, sir. >> the tomatoes are insane. >> thank you. >> now what makes morristown unique is while tennessee's population is about 7% hispanic, in morristown, that population comes in about 20%. there's a very good reason for it. jobs. morristown and the surrounding counties have become an economic hub for everything from manufacturing to meat packing. >> we have three active industrial parks, and we're looking for possible fourth somewhere down the road. >> the local hispanic population is more than double what the state average is. is that demographic part of what's helping the success st

jose andres, on behalf of all of our viewers, thank you so much for everything you're doing. continue our coverage of all of this. thanks so much. and we'll have much more news right after this. >>> finally tonight, we remember some of the americans who have died of the coronavirus. valentina blackhorse of arizona was 28 years old. she took pride in her navajo culture, entering and winning local pageants and aspiring to be a leader in her community. her sister says she would do everything she could for her family and was a loving mother to her 1-year-old daughter. we also have a special tribute to wilson roosevelt german. he was a former white house butler who worked for 11 presidents, from eisenhower to obama. michelle obama just issued a statement saying german helped make the white house a home and went above and beyond for his country. wilson german was 91 years old. may they rest in peace and in a their memories be a blessing. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, reported coronavirus cases are up in parts of the country as the president refuses

vamos al este de san josé con andrés, recordista el área cómo viste la situación ? an josé donde hay muchos comerciantes esto fue lo que vimos, tiendas que estaban cerradas si nadie adentro también vimos comercios que no abrieron pero tenían a sus propietarios hacia dentro de hecho, conversamos con una y nos dijo que no abrió simplemente porque no sabía que ya podían reabrir. obviamente también había tiendas que abrieron y comenzaron a recibir clientes y con esto también comenzaron a facturar. >>> pues es un alivio después de tanto estrés, tantas deudas porque no están perdonando la renta entonces tramos que sacar para la renta, es un alivio enorme >>> tampoco vimos muchas personas caminando en los lugares donde están las tiendas, eso que hoy es viernes y también es fin de semanade asueto. algunos propietarios de los comercios me dijeron que, a pesar de que esos están abiertos no hay mucho tráfico porque hay muchos restaurantes en esta área y todavía no permiten que los clientes entren a comer, tampoco los bares están abiertos. a las 6:00 de la tarde les voy a contar

many of us have been calling for many weeks -- chef jose andres in my pilot episode with me.d i five weeks ago started talking to the government about establishing cold zones and employee cold facilities where employees could be quarantined and then step in when other employees got sick. as it has been for 400 years in this country, we simply are placing profits ahead of the people who are planting, harvesting, boxing, fishing, shipping, cutting our food. these are marginalized people, mostly people of color and immigrants and, quite frankly, we haven't been giving them the safety that they need to properly execute their jobs. >> what about restaurants? the national restaurant association estimates that the industry could lose almost a quarter trillion dollars this year. it had been on track, at least by the forecast, to make something like 900 something billion dollars this year. not take out delivery help, but apps take their cut, so do grocery apps. what do you see as the solution, at least, for some of this? >> we are potentially -- i underscore the word potentially -- lo

i think we have to make sure -- and by the way, there's also a good bill that chef jose andres worked on i think will help with hunger and food banks. those are the things congress has to pay attention to. i think they've got a lot of great priorities but it's time to focus on these right now. >> andy, thank you for joining me as always. andy slavt, a former acting administrator for the center of medicare and medicaid services. >>> coming up senior advicer to the president kevin hacitt says an additional stimulus package might not be need. i'm going to ask him about that and his prediction of what's to come in the months ahead. and his prediction of what's to come in the months ahead i'm a work in progress. so much goes... into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2... medicines in... 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with fewer medicines... while taking dovato. you can take d

she singled out chef jose andres and his central world when the grand princess docked to help feed quarantined passengers. >> he knew who to call. he called bon appetit. he knew he needed to call in the san francisco bay area. and he did it and he got what he needed because the cruise but his example is admiral. >> well, waters says the hospitality industry won't be broken by the pandemic because people are in to it give to others and to cook for others, and that doesn't go away. >>> it's said everything old is new again, and that's proving true during this unprecedented time. mel's drive-in san francisco is offering car hop service at its locations on geary boulevard and lombard street. it's a perfect way to attract passengers while abiding by social distancing guidelines. the grandsons of mel himself came up with the idea after recently looking at some old photos showing car hops. >> people who used to come in the '50s and '60s and '70s, and we were all coming back and saying oh, wow, what a great tile and they're bringing their kids. they're all having a ball. having a blast at it. >> gabri

we have senator tim scott from south carolina together with chefs including jose andres, the feed actd it is about supplying local restaurants with federal support to do the work that they want and need to do to feed their communities. there's more work that we're doing. we're doing work that's about supporting small businesses. i also announced this week the s.o.s. act which is save our street. in particular, save the businesses that are right down the street, be it the local restaurant or the bodega or the food truck. those small businesses that have missed out on what should have been their opportunity to receive the paycheck protection program, they've not received it and so i'm saying we should carve out in the next tranche those businesses that have ten or fewer employees so they can receive the benefit that they need to actually stay open and do the business that they're doing in their communities because after all they really are part of the life blood of communities and they are the ones who feed and participate in all the work that needs to happen in communities to make sure

. >> virginia senator mark warner and the founder of world central kitchen, jose andres, talked about the coronavirus, hosted by the economic club of washington. >> and mark, for those who may not know mark as well as i do, went to connecticut, went to george washington, a perfect average 4.0 and victorian of his class, harvard law school,

virginia senator quarter and the founder of world central kitchen jose andres talk about the credit virusandemic, hosted by -- talk about the credit virus pandemic, hosted by the economic club of washington. >> mark is a native of connecticut. he wanted george washington university where he got a 4.0 average and valedictorian of his class and later went to harvard law school, came down and got back into washington. he got involved in the cellular telephone business, formed club your capital, made money doing that. and ultimately got involved in government and politics and became the chairman of the democratic party in virginia and also later became governor of virginia and then elected senator from virginia in 2018, reelected in 2014 and he is up for election again in 2020. mark, thank you for joining us.

donde las familias hispanas disfrutaban de las altas temperaturas en la ciudad de san josé el panorama es distinto andrésá >> sí distinto donde estoy parado aquí en anteriores salía chorros de agua habían niños buscando refrescando si es que movemos la cámara a la derecha esto está vacío aquí había venta de comida y helados un poco más allá al césped había siempre familias teniendo picnic comiendo hoy hemos visto a estas dos personas acá es un ambiente distinto al que estábamos acostumbrados al haber esta ola de calor en la ciudad de san josé esperemos que la gente pueda venir lsa recomendaciones es si usted irá a la playa aumente el distanciamiento social y las autoridades recomiendan usar protección solar e hidratarse se siente más calor que alrededor de las 10 y 30 las temperaturas van a subir esto no se había visto antes la plaza césar chávez vacía mantenga el distanciamiento social si es que estará cerca de personas use mascarilla e hidrátese frecuentemente vamos a recorrer otras Áreas en el noticiero de las cinco de la tarde regresamos con ustedes al estudio >> gracias por la información andrés , s

veces la hispana las alarmas se encendían en el este de san josé y que nueva información que muestra es el área más vulnerable en vivo andrésestra las estadísticas >>> que quien el este de san josé no ese lugar que ha registrado más infección se han registrado dos números son preocupantes de los primeros 100 fallecidosa causa del covid-19 está y pasando en todo esto. he tenido des el candado asegura principalmente por dos razones. en esta comunidad existen con las enfermedades como la diabetes y es un factor imperativo que puede predisponer el virus por supuesto no está muy controlada la diabetes. es un sistema más vulnerable la segunda es es estrictamente económico. mucha gente que tiene que trabajar esta en el trabajo esencial lo cual que se exponen más. hay personas que no respetan el distancia mito social y no portaban la mascarillas y me olvidé para serte honesto. la lucha contra este virus todos tenemos que contribuir. un plan político necesario para poder apoyar a nuestra gente para que ellos se puedan proteger y también y también para cubrir estos gastos en el condado no van a ayudar estamos en vivo gracias >>> mien

jose. as you know, andre, these things do go in verse. we see police officers firing. a cone thrown at police officers. we see the mayor when he had them on the phone and san jose police chief both say we don't want to tolerate violence and violent behavior. that is the message that they hope to spread not just in san jose but we know protester plan tonight as well. >> the city is on and a p.m. curfew by the way. >> minneapolis is on a curfew over the last three days as we watch what happens here is concerning to police officers. we can tell you that san jose police chief, came out against what happened to george floyd early on in this entire situation stating he thought this was definitely something, there was something wrong with the situation that was handled with the police officer. he made that clear to the public from the beginning of what happened up to two days ago. right when the story was breaking. eddie garcia understands what happened out there. he does not want to see that happen here. he does not want to see the demonstrations get out of control. the mayor

veces la hispana las alarmas se encendían en el este de san josé y que nueva información que muestra es el área más vulnerable en vivo andrés

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>> las alarmas se encendieron en el este de san josÉ, ya que hay nueva informo cciÓn muestra que el es Área mas vulnerada y afectada por este virus. andrÉsvid 19, mÁs de 70 fueron personas hispanas. >>> ¿quÉ te parece eso?. >>> muy mal ¿verdad?. estoy pasando todo esto. ojalÁ pronto termine. >>> autoridades del condado aseguran que esto se debe principalmente a 2 razones, la primera. >>> tiene que ver con el hecho de que en esta comunidad existen ciertas enfermedades como la diabetes. >>> la diabetes es un factor... que puede predisponer que el virus ataque con mÁs agresividad. una persona que no estÁ contra lada por su diabetes. el sistema inmunolÓgico puede estar vulnerable para adquirir el virus. >>> la segunda es estrictamente econÓmica. >>> tenemos una comunidad con mucha gente que tiene que trabajar y estÁ en trabajos presenci presenciales. se exponen mÁs a este virus. >>> en nuestro recorrido pudimos ver personas que no respetaban el distanciamiento social. y otras no portaban la mascarilla. >>> me olvidÉ, vengo de trabajar, y me olvide para serte honesto. >>> todos tenemos que contruÍ bu ir. >>> como representantes tenemos que po

san josé ayer a tasa, de muerte hasta cuatro veces más alta comparada con otros vecindarios, al momento del área de la bahía cerca del sí. personas han muerto a causa del virus. se encuentra andrésones que obtuvo de las autoridades es porque está sucediendo esto andrés >>> trillare dicen que esto se debe principalmente a dos razones la primera es la diabetes, hay mucha gente con diabetes y doctores dicen, que si esta no es atendida controlada como debe de ser las personas tienen más chances, a tener el coronavirus y la otra es estrictamente económica aquí mucho de los trabajadores, y esencialmente por lo que no pueden trabajar desde casa. y por ende tiene que salir aumenta la posibilidad de que ellos tengan contacto con alguna persona que tenga el coronavirus y por ende tienen mayor riesgo a contraer el coronavirus. el condado está invirtiendo mucho de los fondos para hacer una campaña de educación para esta comunidad con los medios de comunicación tenemos por diferentes partes de la comunidad para informar a nuestra comunidad >>> nos sostenemos responsabilidades, hemos recorrido por el este de san josé, está cumpliendo con estas órdenes, que nos dieron autoridades para evitar q

acompaÑa desde miami la internista infectÓ lugar doctora bertha marÍa, el pediatra andrÉs koton y el cirujano plÁstico josÉue no se encuentren en el mismo consultorio. minimizando el trÁfico en general. juan: claro. los pacientes tambiÉn tienen mÁscara, no? bertha: sÍ, definitivamente. le preguntamos al entrar si se pueden poner una mÁscara. se queda con la misma mÁscara para la cita entera. juan: gracias. muy bien. andrÉs, cÓmo lo estÁn haciendo con los niÑos? me imagino que es un poco mÁs complicado. andrÉs: cÓmo estÁn todos? un poco diferente a cÓmo se hace con adultos. nosotros citamos todos pacientes de controle de salud. son niÑos sanos que se tienen que vacunar, que se tienen que hacer controles generales. lo que sÍ hacemos es que no tenemos sala de espera. la eliminamos totalmente. en mi oficina no tenemos sala de espera. los pacientes estÁn en los carros. la enfermera sale a buscar al paciente cuando estoy pronto para verlos o les mandamos un mensaje de texto. nos comunicamos por telÉfono. lo que hacemos es ver pacientes sanos. no vemos pacientes enfermos durante el dÍa. sí vemos pacientes enfermo

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