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chow is now speaking with cnn's nick paton walsh about his injury.ou their story contains graphic images. >> reporter: these wounds were felt across hong kong. >> this is the most pain area. >> reporter: patrick chow is one of a handful of protesters to be shot by police in these protests. his injuries sparked the last 10 days of extreme violence. a student, age 21, his voice is husky on hospital breathing tubes. so you are missing a kidney? >> i am missing a kidney. >> reporter: he has been legally advised not to discuss how he came to be here. in this graphic video that captures the shooting, he is in black. >> what did you think when you saw a pistol? >> it's ridiculous. we done nothing and he take out his gun. and pointed, not point at me, pointed at -- the white jacket guy. and i said, why, why you point at him? he done nothing and we done nothing. he point at me and bang. and i fell -- and sit on the ground. >> reporter: his father sits behind in support. are you proud of what he did? the police officer has been out on lead. his children threat

you had holden chow on your last hour. he's a pro-beijing lawmaker who i interviewed ahead of this election, and i think he provides a much needed dose of reality in that hong kong may be able to elect its local leaders, but the higher-level lawmakers who actually make laws in this city are chosen in a system that overwhelmingly favors pro-beijing voices. and that doesn't change despite the overwhelming result this mandate, if you will, that hong kong voters gave, you know, in their support of the protesters and in opposition to the establishment government. but the fact remains that government is still in control, and carrie lam, even though she says she will reflect on these results, she still is beholden to her bosses in beijing, and it was china's foreign minister speaking earlier today when he said that there will be no election that will overturn the simple fact that hong kong is a part of china, and that is the way it is regardless of what happens on the streets here. so i think what we have to watch now is where th

i was wondering whether you could tell us a little more -- kind of what commissioner chow was asking about when you think you'll be able to gather data. especially on some of your outcomes. for example, you can put people in housing, yet what's your benchmark for how long they stay there? i think that "new england journal" article said there was a pretty impressive percent that stay there one to two years. do you develop your targets in some of the areas you're looking for outcomes, targets for avoiding e.r. targets and quality of life. how long do you think you will get data and assessing the data. and correlating that with the center not opening for two years and with the staffing you may need to be successful as well as the physical placement for individuals. i gather the tipping point opportunity is great, but i'm not sure how all the timing of all that fits together. can you elaborate a little more on that? because it seems like you could be facing barriers with regard to the staff that could both give inadequate care for the patients as well as the placement. and then what abou

thank you for saying that. >> commissioner chow. >> yes. thank you very much for actually helping to be so clear about what the whole person care project is and where you're all going. some of it is probably driven by current events, but the fact that you've been working on this for a number of years and we've all tried different ways to deal with the most vulnerable populations. the fact that you're able to bring these agencies together and have also the force of the city's structure to say the agencies will work together has been part of the challenge. i had several just sort of clarifying questions. if we looked at the opportunity amongst the 17,600 in the surveys you all have been doing and perhaps i need a clarification -- in the coordinated entry assessment, on the 11,000 that are on your red lane, are those people who have chosen not to take it or they're people we haven't reached out to? >> it could be both. >> okay. >> because the system that we have integrates all the information from the emergency room, these could be people comi

official city developers like dr chowed know that they're planning the next luxury mile to attract china's elite a business worth billions i says of the buy she jew district is right in the middle of the high tech park she and gentleness in order to further develop it we need well educated people who are looking for a better living situation. that means the death of small businesses in the area china's big goal of leading the world economy doesn't take the lives of ordinary citizens into account those who don't make the cut lose their livelihood and have to go. and before we let you go some less than pleasant news for all of tons of flyers air travelers flying through our from germany can expect major delays and of thousands that has cancelled a 1300 flights affecting around 180000 passengers cabin crew are striking for 2 days the last a bid to halt the strike at a frankfurt labor court the industrial action centers around expense payments and will mainly affect flights leaving from germany on thursday and friday. and that's it from me and the business team here in berlin for more business

official city developers like dr chowed know that they're planning the next luxury mile to attract china's elite of business worth billions i says of the buy she jus district is right in the middle of the high tech park she and gentleness in order to further develop it we need well educated people who are looking for a better living situation. to hold on to. and that means the death of small. this is in the area china's big goal of leading the world economy doesn't take the lives of ordinary citizens into account those who don't make the cut lose their livelihood and have to go. returning now to the impact the u.s. china trade war has on the economy a hand sue stands by for us in taipei 2 we're talking about a united nations study that shows that both the u.s. and china hurting under the trade war and that chinese exports as starts to take a hit in particular how does this impact the economy there. are almost a year of dollars problems tariffs chinese companies are forced to lower the price of their exports to the u.s. and chinese chinese manufacturers they are also suffering from the cost

which is code developing a sprawling casino complex at the outskirts of town but sun city's boss alvin chow is in serious trouble he's reportedly been banned from entering australia as investigators probe his alleged links to organized crime. he was forced to make a public apology after chinese state media accuse sun city of allegedly running illegal online gaming operations but chinese gamble is in cambodia and the philippines. child to 9 is any wrongdoing the boss of son says he has been denied banned entry into australia because he's been accused of money laundering what do you think about those accusations. currie you should know to cause. the good to. know what. to do cope with. the. war the. war or the. notorious macao underworld figure one point koyo is also chatting up in cambodia. better known as broken tooth he served 14 years in prison for a string of crimes including illegal gambling loan sharking and leading the 14 k. try again. when he launched a new gaming cryptocurrency last year in known penn one high long was there in support. broken tooth has also reportedly offered to pr

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i'm albert chow. i'm the president of people parkside sunset on taravel street. since 1906 earthquake and the rebirth of san francisco, our forefathers thought it was to build a firefighting system, not in case but when. our city has expandedded to south didn't west and the awss has not kept pace with the growth. we're not projected to be a city of 1.5 million in the year 200 whic2050.we need more schools, s and open spaces. the fact that we have grown does not mean that the big one is going to ignore us. i own a harbour store on taravel street. there was a big fire and my entire supply of dusk masks were sold out in three years. as a result of that, i keep about 1,000 masks on hand in my store. the new reality this year is that pg & e is shutting off power grids and because it was the lesser of two evils. either shut down the power grid or let the forest fires conflagerate. i'm preparing and doing my small part. you would like to see the city do their part. >> thank you. >> i'm the president of the pine lake park neighborhood, representing stern grove and pine l

. >> commissioner chow. >> yes, as we were looking at the serious medical conditions, i was just wondering how we were going to be connecting for -- these. i'm sure you're going to have substance abuse programs and psychiatric programs. there are clinics that would be managing some of the worst of the worst. what would be the connections that we would be doing or encouraging? would we actually be putting them into those or we're going to have this as sort of a self-contained medical system that's doing primary care and -- and i'm not sure then where some of the more serious issues requires secondary or tertiary consultation would come in. >> the integrated approach for whole person care is based on the work of the medical director of street medicine. what we've been working on is what he's termed a transitional primary care approach. so we have excellent brick-and-mortar primary care centers all over the cities, as you know. yet, these programs that we're bringing together as whole person integrated care are really built to serve the needs of people who are less likely to engage in that so

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high profile pro-democracy activists joshua warm and agnes chow have called on protesters to join the rallies which are now in their 5th month they were charged with organizing a legal assembly in june before friday's court appearance they demanded an independent police inquiry into what they describe as excessive force being used on protesters it's now is the time for the government to step up the in the band as investigation on the clash with aging know and seek for truth and justice. the police have denied any wrongdoing and will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances of the student's death sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong well joseph chang is a retired professor and senior figure in the pro-democracy movement in hong kong he says they are worried about spacings reaction we are afraid that the chinese authorities will increase step pressure on hong kong exerting pressure on kerry lamb and ministration to have to deal with the article 23 legislation the land and mr now enjoys very very extensive powers through of is activation of the emergency regulations all

economics professor benjamin chow in beijing sees similarities between what's happening in hong kong and previous public all price in sales were. protests is one of the worldwide telegraph lucian's reached all its share in some common sources including the same funding agencies same training leads government support and one thing most handbook offers at the 190 so-called nonviolent actions which some turn violent many times such methods paralyzing public services in this credit in government some of these protests encouraged by the us government and the protests and the extreme hard to remove pillars of support of government such as the police local communities education system to encourage rifts in the public some malicious media in the west is already preparing to launch an all media attack ones the chinese government as certain actions especially military action so the precondition of strict actions of course not necessarily military actions with quiet is to public to be not fooled by the media. modern environmentalism in the dock next we ask the question is it a necessary progres

owner andrew chow taking to social dia saying seems like we've seen a lot of boarded up windows and at the ste fronts these days going on to say i've seen this city transform into gotham andt makes mead. nearby restaurant owner anthony strong as the head chef at prairie. he lrned ofhe 3 break ins on tuesday. that yeah. >>i mean it bums me o i think you know in geral this area of the missions gotten quite a bit better in the few butstill seeing some ady activity in both the guys has multiple locations serving bubble built he all across the bay area. >>at the mission location there are currently no metal gates to cover the windows. the register is also just a few feet om e door. it's unclear if anything was taken in this most recent case. but employees tell u cash register was stolen earlier this year. strong says he feels as though the area on 19th between lencia d mission has become safer than it was 10 years ago. but that being said he believes extra security measures are i'm >>we also like a place up like fort knox ery night gets on the windows and you know. >>strong went on to say t

some holes breaking in the cloud across the midlands and south east allowing sunny spells, and a few chowsont is slowly making inroads as we head through saturday night. a stagnant picture on saturday night, variable cloud, outbreaks of rain continuing across southern scotland, northern england, with rain piling into the north west as this next weather front moves in. again, a chilly night to start sunday. sunday looks pretty cloudy across southern scotland, northern england. rain here affecting the areas affected by the floods, that could be an issue. it will slowly slip southwards. brighter skies for much of scotland and northern ireland, quite a nice day on sunday. we could see a little bit of brightness across the far south east but it will be another chilly day. a ridge of high pressure builds in from the west monday and tuesday. we look to the atlantic to this area of low pressure which will swing into bring us more rain, but we will start to see winds from the south turning milder. next week, we start fine, then, more rain, quite windy at times, as low pressure moves in, and with so

jocelyn chow is 23 years old, and she actually unseated the candidate, the probating candidate in this we are in hong kong, forest hill. he had been in power for about 20 years and you have come in and got a great sense of hope. how do you feel? unbelievable. that ican win how do you feel? unbelievable. that i can win this time, because i thank the people for voting and my team. yes, we tried our best this time, and hopefully can help hong kong to wina and hopefully can help hong kong to win a little bit. jocelyn, what do you have to a lot concerns that here you have to a lot concerns that here you are, 23 years old, you are like a lot of the other candidates, inexperienced, young, you have these these great hopes for democracy for hong kong, and yet how do you channel those greater demands into local issues that many people here would be concerned about? yes, we are so young would be concerned about? yes, we are so young for this time, the candidates are so young. we can help the team together. yes, the labour district is on our side. also the democracy. in this district, we have seve

is not alone, there are dozens of young protesters now running for office here. 23—year—old jocelyn chows ago, she was punched in the head while canvassing for votes. this is video of the man she said attacked her. she says she is undeterred. translation: we need to have the younger generation fighting for democracy. this is our time. that is why more young people running in this election. the older generation are not worried about our future. this weekend, hong kong is quiet. but it is early days as it seems like this were taking place here. this election is of course being overshadowed by what happened last week here at the hong kong polytechnic university, the siege at the university is in fact still going on, they may be dozens of students, we don't know how many for sure, still holed up inside the university buildings. the way that the hong kong government and the police here have dealt with the siege at the university has caused tremendous anger, and that anger is now being directed towards pro—government candidates. the only pro—government candidates who would agree to talk to the

and shows the demonstrators that demands must be taken seriously or earlier asked economist benjamin chow what a victory for hong kong the pro-democracy candidates would mean for the territory. that they used and most. on one hand. words on the other hand both sides can actually call for a ceasefire today he's encouraging that law and order he's back to the city at least for what today people have lost their mind. that actions and actions. a ride to a high court you need to climb a tree having no mastermind behind even the people breaching can last most of these elections he's not directly impact much the majority of. north reconnection for me to eat for the next few weeks so i expect why it's could still go on respect people that you actually results expression of ultimate intention opiate right he's not just about the welfare of hong kong but on a big. competition between powerful nations. the us secretary of state my pompei announced on monday that washington will end the sanctions that wavers on iran's forward nuclear facility a key component of the landmark atomic deal it comes after

and economics professor benjamin chow in beijing sees similarities between what's happening in hong kong and previous public uprisings elsewhere. on computers is one of the world wide sheets which all share in some common sources including the same one the same training the government support only one thing mr chen book offers to do the lives of 190 so-called nonviolent actions which some turned violent many times such methods e-mail paralyzing public services and discrediting government some of these protests encouraged by the us government and you know the protests and extreme hard to remove pillars of support of government such as the police local communities education system to encourage roots certain actions expression or any military action so to precondition of strict actions of course not necessarily military actions with choirs to public to be not fall by the media. and world in decades of conflict israel is now apparently facing the threat of economic demise that is if current demographic demographic trends continue unchanged the think tank that issued a stark warning says it's

the exact circumstances of chow tsz—lok‘s death remain unclear. been blamed by pro—democracy activists for slowing the approach of paramedics who took nearly 20 minutes to reach the student. but that claim has been flatly denied. an armed mugger who tried to rob arsenal footballers mesut ozil and sead kolasinac in london has beenjailed for ten years. ashley smith admitted attempting to steal luxury watches from the pair. the former new york city mayor and billionaire businessman michael bloomberg has entered the us presidential race for the democratic party. he has filed the paperwork needed in the state of alabama just before the deadline expired. he's said to be worried that the current field of candidates isn't good enough to beat donald trump. nada tawfik reports. just when it seemed like the crowded field of democratic presidential candidates was finally narrowing, michael bloomberg has thrown a giant purple. the billion millionaire businessman has long teased a possible run, both in 2016 and earlier this year. i think there is an awful lot t

high profile pro-democracy activists joshua wall and agnes chow have called on protesters to join the rallies which are now in their 5th month they were charged with organizing a legal assembly. in june before friday's court appearance they demanded an independent police inquiry into what they describe as excessive force being used on protesters it's now is the time for the government to step up in the band as investigation on the clash we didn't know and see for truth and justice. the police have denied any wrongdoing and will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances of the student's death sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. while a senior superintendent of kano in east where the student was found injured on monday had this to say about his death. there are accusations that police offices chased after the man before his fall we must clarify so we must terrify that it is certainly falls. lastly we are aware that some that the sins call on others to stage protests tonight and over the weekend there are also critical comments made online we appeal to members of the pu

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high profile pro-democracy activists joshua wall and agnes chow have called on protesters to join the rallies which are now in their 5th month they were charged with organizing a legalist same. in june before friday's court appearance they demanded an independent police inquiry into what i described as excessive force being used on protests now is the time but it got a man to set up the independent investigation on the clash we need to know for truth and justice. the police have denied any wrongdoing and will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances of the students do if sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. to the u.s. impeachment inquiry in the acting white house chief of staff has defied a subpoena ordering him to testify at the hearing the committees investigating donald trump wanted mick mulvaney to explain why the office of management and budget blocked millions of dollars in aid to ukraine in august the inquiry suspects president withheld aid to pressure kiev to investigate his political rival joe biden and his son hunter biden i'm not concerned about anything

those protests are continuing and there's been a quiet vigil to remember the student who died alex chow 22 year old computer science undergraduate who was. fell from from the car park as we said as police and protesters clashing last week she had been in a coma for several days and has now died. are the acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney has been subpoenaed to testify at the impeachment inquiry the us house intelligence committee wants him to appear on friday but there's a chance the white house will exercise executive privilege and block the order. a president charms former national security advisor john bolton did not show up at the hearing on thursday bolton who was fired in september says he will only testify if a federal court orders him to do so and he gallagher has the latest from washington are not much surprised that the democrats i think that john bolton was a no show they did expect that to a certain extent and the democrats are really now focused on the next phase of these in pietschmann proceedings and that will be public open hearings which begin next week the

is not alone, there are dozens of young protesters now running for office here. 23—year—old jocelyn chownvassing for votes. this is video of the man she said attacked her. she says she is undeterred. translation: we need to have the younger generation fighting for democracy. this is our time. that is why more young people running in this election. the older generation are not worried about our future. this weekend, hong kong is quiet. but it is only days since scenes like this were taking place here. this election is of course being overshadowed by what happened last week here at the hong kong polytechnic university, the siege at the university is in fact still going on, there may be dozens of students, we don't know how many for sure, still holed up inside the university buildings. the way that the hong kong government and the police here have dealt with the siege of the university has caused tremendous anger, and that anger is now being directed towards pro—government candidates. the only pro—government candidates who would agree to talk to the bbc is paul dett. he says everyone else i

high profile pro-democracy activists joshua wall and agnes chow have called on protesters to join the rallies which are now in their 5th month they were charged with organizing a legal assembly in june. before friday's court appearance they demanded an independent police inquiry into what they describe as excessive force being used on protesters it's now is the time for the government to step up in the band as investigation on the clash we need to know and seek for truth and justice. the police have denied any wrongdoing and will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances of the student's death sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. and with al jazeera live from london much more straight ahead a victory for ukraine is the un's highest court says it will hear its case against russia for allegedly supporting rebels in ukraine's war torn east. and looted to silver supporters gathered outside the building he's being held in our 1st supremes court ruling which could see brazil's former president for 8. remained is still enjoying what is an enduring summer not entirely alone e

yvonne: holden chow, hong kong legco member joining us. let's take a look at what is ahead.g basis trying to reach out to multiple voices in this debate. rishaad: both sides. yvonne: yes. we are talking other forces as well. totbank used -- looking merge line and former yahoo japan. we will have updates. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: softbank planning to combine with yahoo japan, hopefully -- hoping to create a presence.ne i were global editor has this today. why do these companies actually need each other? is it one that is born out of frustration? these effective has-beens trying to resurrect themselves? reporter: they certainly have. they have seen user growth level fast pace.eally you may recall when line came onto the scene, they were the big success story eating into facebook's domination and actually becoming the dominant social media platform here in japan and several other countries in asia. they had a really strong profile. that growth has since leveled off and they have trouble getting it to pick back up again. they have also been very good at monetizing, but agai

high profile pro-democracy activists joshua wall and agnes chow have called on protesters to join the rallies which are now in their 5th month they were charged with organizing a legal issue. simply in june before friday's court appearance they demanded an independent police inquiry into what they describe as excessive force being used on protesters it's now is the time for the government to step up the independent investigation on the clash we didn't know and see for truth and justice. the police have denied any wrongdoing and will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances of the students death sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. self exiled cambodian opposition figures sam rainsy says he's been able to board a flight from paris and will be in cambodia by saturday comes a day after he was barred from boarding a flight from paris to thailand ransey posted on social media that he's been allowed on another flight but didn't specify where he's going he's vowed to leave demonstrations against the cambodian prime minister hun sen but he risks of arrests and a crackdown on

high profile pro-democracy activists joshua wall and agnes chow have called on protesters to join the rallies which are now in their 5th month they were charged with organizing a legal assembly enjoy. before friday's court appearance they demanded an independent police inquiry into what they describe as excessive force being used on protesters it's now is the time for the government to step up in the band as investigation on the clash we need to know for truth and justice. the police have denied any wrongdoing and will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances of the student's death sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. to other news now iran says its forces have shot down a foreign drawn that reportedly happened over the city of marsh out of the cell of the provincial governor has parts of the wreckage have been recovered u.s. central command has tweeted that alleged reports of a u.s. drone being shot down are incorrect all u.s. equipment has been accounted for in june ted are shot down a u.s. drone saying that it had violated its airspace and earthquake in north west

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high profile pro-democracy activists joshua warm and agnes chow have called on protesters to join the rallies which are now in their 5th month they were charged with organizing a legal assembly in june before friday's court appearance they demanded an independent police inquiry into what they describe as excessive force being used on protesters it's now is the time for the government to step up in the band as investigation on the clash we didn't know and see for truth and justice. the police have denied any wrongdoing and will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances of the student's death sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. now the senior superintendent of colonies to where the student was found engine on monday morning had this to say about his death there are the queues asians that police officers chased after the man before his fall we must clarify so we must carry a fire that it is certainly falls. lastly we are aware that some that the sins call on others to stage protests tonight and over the weekend. there are also critical comments made online we appeal to

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folks who have filled out card, i would ask them to line up were nancy warfal, joe lighthieser, albert chow, date etzel and if i didn't call your name and you would like to speak, we would ask you line up to your right, our left. speakers will have two minutes. we ask you to state your first and last name clearly and speak directly into the microphone. if you prepared written statements, leave them with the committee clerk for the official file. no applause or booing and speakers are encouraged to avoid repetition of previously statements. >> i'm nancy warfal. thank you for drafting this state of resolution to expand firefighting protection to all neighborhoods. since we have not had an extension to you our system, i believe it's essential the board of supervisors become engaged to esaul areas are safeguarded by following up with the mayor and city departments on the progress made to achieve this goal. in addition to infrastructure expansion, it is of vital importance to build purpose stations to access saltwater. we need more than just a study for a pump station at the ocean. we need an ac

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high profile pro-democracy activist joshua wong and agnes chow called on protesters to avoid the rallies in their fifth month. they were charged with organizing an illegal assembly june. before friday's court appearance, they demanded an independent police inquiry into what they describe as excessive force being used on protesters. >> now is the time for the government to set up an independent investigation on the clash, and seek truth and justice. reporter: police have denied wrongdoing and will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances of the student's death. sarah clark, al jazeera, hong kong. >> the international court of justice will hear a case filed by ukraine against russia. allegedrns moscow's support of pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine. this comes as a key of's army and russia backed separatists are set to withdraw more troops from the front line on saturday. the planned exit is part of a series of measures ending a conflict that has killed more than 13,000 people in the last five years. objection byinary the russian federation that the court lacks

results show incumbent london breed in the lead with 60% of the vote so far, trailing behind is ellen chow with 13%. we will hear from mayor breen later this hour. >>> in the district attorney's race jason bodine had the early lead, susie loftus also has 29% of the vote. right now nancy tonn has a% of the vote. his early results, mostly mail- in ballots. >> we have a coverage tonight from san francisco. but first we go to our political reporter regularly with interim da susie loftus. >> reporter: we knew this would be a hotly contested race and proved to be so. we are standing outside the susie loftus election party where the second results just came in, standing with alfredo was with the campaign. we haven't heard from interim da loftus yet, but trailing by just about a%. >> we are cautiously optimistic is very early, the numbers will continue to change, we saw them change significantly from the first report, is obviously too close to call and really what it will come down to is how those on the second and third choice belts breakdown between the different candidates. >> reporter: we are

the cruel administrations of tiny-eyed lunch ladies slopping can-loads of prison chow into steam tableswdered mashed potatoes that haunt my sense memory still. ♪ >> daniel: pumpkin soup today. with, uh, onion, nutmeg, and chicken stock. but basic, good pumpkin soup. >> anthony: this is marie -- head chef, cook, host, and server for 320 hungry and very discriminating french school children ages 3 to 12. on the menu prix fixe today, a pumpkin soup, a fresh blanquette de poisson with white wine, vanilla, and shallot. served with homemade couscous, and a sauce supreme. and this is a very sophisticated meal for -- for children. >> daniel: that's a nice meal. >> anthony: i was a little shit in school, frankly. and like a lot of the other students, we were like, "and i want pizza, pizza, pizza." are the children here -- >> daniel: les enfants. >> anthony: -- open to variety? [ marie speaking french ] >> daniel: she wants to make sure that they always get a little challenged by how the food looks and the smell and also the taste after. i think she has a very strict budget. >> anthony: in the us