i asked ukraine's deputy foreign minister alain if europe and russia have forgotten all about ukraine i don't think. that europe. and the consequences so who are being secure in this respect is this about. security or is it about business for us it's a matter of security and it's definitely not about the revenues it's about the guarantee of our security and the pipeline we have this is that kind of guarantee for us why did trump say that germany will become captive to russian energy because it will receive more than eighty percent of russian gas because at the moment it's getting sixty percent from norway the netherlands its own production as well i mean that is still quite a big song yeah and it will be among the. diversification one manipulation my because it will be increase of this amount of gas in germany and this center around eastern contests of. their role as it turns its conference do you think trump is on your side i do think that trump has his own interests but he definitely supports and understand that russia is the threat he's only interests in that he would like to sell

[ chefs speaking french ] >> anthony: mathieu viannay, joseph viola, and the institute's top dog, alainl. otherwise known as mofs. pretty much pay your flight home, private. master chefs. >> daniel: every four years they have this m.o.f. competition. >> anthony: m.o.f. is? >> daniel: meilleur ouvrier de france. >> anthony: the master craftsman of france. >> daniel: there's about 30 discipline of craftsmen, where you can acquire the m.o.f. >> anthony: see that red, white, and blue around their necks? that means they made it through the brutally, unreasonably rigorous competition that pits hundreds of top chefs against each other, where only a handful survive. >> daniel: so there's basically four or five every four years. >> anthony: certified by the highest in the land as being at the very top of the top of their professions. mof challenges often include ultra old-school classics, not unlike the one we're making today. poularde en vessie. thick slices of black truffle are slipped under the skin of a chicken from bresse, the rolls royce of chickens. it's then tied, slipped inside a pig's

european union but brussels is so far unimpressed with its reforms my guest this week visiting by alain is the subby and prime minister i'm not buying that bitch why so little progress on so many key issues. prime minister and the burning of each welcome to complex on thank you very much thanks for inviting one of the conditions for serbia joining the e.u. is that you signed a legally binding agreement on peaceful relations with kosovo which declared its independence in two thousand and eight you've never recognized that these talks come and go sometimes their own sometimes they're off why should the e.u. bother with all this feuding and bilateral disputes that you have with kosovo and too much trouble for the launch. i think as much as our interest is to draw in the e.u. i think the enlargement to cover balkans is also in the emus interest i think first and foremost european union is a peace project and it's a successful one because we have for the first time in history your long term peace in europe would you say that but i know you have made it clear haven't they they cannot and will

alain delon probably had one of these. i'll bet serge gainsbourg. >> eric: serge gainsbourg?the back of one these things. no, actually you need a little more room. lourmarin is a 1,000-year-old town about 90 minutes from marseille. a picture-perfect village known for its farmers market. >> eric: do you like green salad? >> anthony: oh, cavignon, here we go. >> eric: if i make a, yeah, if i make a green salad, you're going to eat it? >> anthony: no. >> eric: this one is better, right? that one okay. we take the female. they have a black tapenade with basil. >> anthony: yeah. >> eric: or the traditional one. >> anthony: tradish -- let's go traditional. >> eric: traditional one. >> anthony: no, time to mess around here. >> eric: we're going to eat like pigs. >> anthony: so, what else is new? >> eric: we need a saucisson. >> anthony: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. definitely, and some bread. >> eric: and the bread, yeah. >> anthony: oh, and wine. >> eric: and the wine. >> anthony: a very, very, very expensive wine. >> eric: yeah? >> anthony: yeah, we're blowing out the budget, man. [ eric

let's speak to alain richard, a senator for the president's la republique en marche party.of people in our country, thatjust about managing, the people who work hard and go and pay their bills and come home and have nothing left at the end the week. it seems to me there a similar problem in france that people do not feel but president macron understands them. well you could say that, i feel that he understands them. well you could say that, ifeel that he is understanding them deeply. the only obstacle understanding them deeply. the only o bsta cle is understanding them deeply. the only obstacle is that we have to be serious and be responsible about our movement against climate change so we have two reduce steadily but co nsta ntly we have two reduce steadily but constantly the use of fossil fuels whether that be diesel or ordinary gasoline. so we're moving to that prepared increase of taxes so that the price of fuel is making people, influencing people to change their vehicle or change the kind of fuel. so the origin of the protests is that other situations have added to ea

the fires were in the polo fields and casting ponds. ( darya ) in another big story ... 18-year-old alainocession through her home of napa. she one of the twelve shooting victims at borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks on wednesday. people in the napa community gathered yesterday in support of alaina's family ... as police escorted her body to a local cemetary. housley was celebrating country music night with college friends from pepperdine university the night of the shooting. at 18-years-old ... she was the youngest among the victims before shooter turned the gun on < "she was in the prime of her life in as chool that was perfect for her and i hope it sparks change." it was a drop everything and come here thing becayse thats exactly what alaina would have done for anyone else." "and her family too her family is incredible within the community and they just didnt deserve an end like this."> ( darya ) those who know her say she will be remembered for her being genuine and bringing out the best in others. ( james ) we are learning more information about the gunman in the borderline ma

scott taylor against alain -- elaine loria. they are both people with military acronyms. -- backgrounds. what can you tell us? what was interesting is there were two different views from the parties. i know that might sound like a surprise, but specifically, there was a small scandal where some aides to taylor were collecting signatures for a third-party candidate, allegedly decipher -- allegedly to siphon votes from the democratic candidate. the democrats thought this was a huge deal and disqualifying, but when you look to the polling recently, it showed this is still a very serious race. coming into it, we thought congressman taylor had a very narrow advantage. this is a part of the commonwealth of virginia that is growing in competitiveness, particular statewide. receiving that play out on the congressional level now. theother thing -- susan: other thing notable bees last week's are the amount of time the president and vice president have spent on the road, and former president obama, out campaigning. president trump, 11 ral

the camp fire.in gridley justine waldman kron 4 news. ( darya ) in another big story ... 18-year-old alainshooting victims at borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks on wednesday. people in the napa community gathered yesterday in support of alaina's family ... as police escorted her body to a local cemetary. housley was celebrating country music night with college friends from pepperdine university the night of the shooting. at 18-years-old ... she was the youngest among the victims before shooter turned the gun on himself. <>( darya ) those who know her say she will be remembered for her being genuine and bringing out the best in others. ( james ) we are learning more information about the gunman in the borderline mass shooting. a high school track coach recalled him as volatile and intimidating. evie cluke coached ian david long on newbury park high school's track team in 2007 and 2008. in an interview she said long would lose his temper, throw tantrums and scream, and that she witnessed him assault a fellow coach. another time, he used his hand to mimic shooting her. the coach says s