two young cooks here suiting up.eal-life "breaking bad." >> reporter: this is the first time they've allowed american journalists in to document the entire heroin supply chain. the cartel contracts with a large network of freelance cooks who change up their work sites regularly to avoid authorities. today these young men are in a poorly ventilated abandoned house. >> they don't use fancy equipment here. two metal pots, some stones and literally a stick to stir it all with. the smell is pretty serious. it's a heavy chemical smell. >> reporter: the main cook says he's 25 years old and has been doing this work since he was 15. so there are a lot of chemicals in this. would you ever inject this into your body? [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: no, not at all he says. "it's like a disease that can trap you until you die." you have a sense of how much harm this can do. do you have any misgivings about making this drug since you know how bad it is for people? [ speaking foreign language ] "the truth is i do," he te

apple's ceo tim cook spoke with josh lipton just last night.sh lipton, what did he tell you about the business >> ahead of therapyings repo ss earnings report, investors were looking for what was happening with the iphone x. tim cook says the iphone x is his best seller, telling me iphone x was the most popular iphone each and every week of the quarter, that's on top of last quarter it was almost the most popular iphone each and every week since its launch cook delivered better-than-expected q3 revenue. i asked cook about trade tensions with china where he says he remains optimistic i think china and the u.s. have this unavoidable mutuality where the u.s. can only win if china wins, and china can only win if the u.s. wins. a potential challenge for apple going forward that some flag consumers are holding on to their iphones longer in some geographies. cook responding the most important thing is the iphone active install base has been growing double digit and is still growing double digit, including in the quarter we just finished cook is saying

so, jefe, what's cooking?suckling pig. some snack. >> anthony: that's no snack, man, that's a meal right there. wow. >> nacho: do you wanna help in the kitchen, or? >> anthony: carving, yeah, man. >> nacho: all right. ♪ >> anthony: everybody's here. fermin and the guys from the band, lucia, federico, diego, and it's time to eat. >> anthony: oh, yeah. come on, that's perfect, right? >> lucia: nice. >> anthony: so how long has this place been here? >> martin: about 12 years. >> anthony: started as like a shack or a house? or? >> martin: it used to be a little house on the beach with a bar. you're not allowed to build here anymore, so we bought all this land and that's the only thing we can do. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: and the food is delicious. >> lucia: yeah. >> anthony: look at us out here, on a sand bar. in the middle of nowhere. eating like gods. >> lucia: but this is what i love about uruguay, no? then suddenly you take a drive, even like one hour and a half, and you're in a different world. >> anthony: good to see.

so, jefe, what's cooking?kling pig. some snack. >> anthony: that's no snack, man, that's a meal right there. wow. >> nacho: do you wanna help in the kitchen, or? >> anthony: carving, yeah, man. >> nacho: all right. ♪ >> anthony: everybody's here. fermin and the guys from the band, lucia, federico, diego, and it's time to eat. >> anthony: oh, yeah. come on, that's perfect, right? >> lucia: nice. >> anthony: so how long has this place been here? >> martin: about 12 years. >> anthony: started as like a shack or a house? or? >> martin: it used to be a little house on the beach with a bar. you're not allowed to build here anymore, so we bought all this land and that's the only thing we can do. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: and the food is delicious. >> lucia: yeah. >> anthony: look at us out here, on a sand bar. in the middle of nowhere. eating like gods. >> lucia: but this is what i love about uruguay, no? then suddenly you take a drive, even like one hour and a half, and you're in a different world. >> anthony: good to see. i

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losing alastair cook for 70, their tracks. losing alastair cook for70, a their tracks.e a great day for pakistan after that. the fielding matching the quality of the bowling is the final five wickets fell for 16 runs after tea. all out for only 184, england have to respond. a combination of broad and all of the mod cons cricket had to offer did just that. there will be no doubting which one of these two asides will be feeling it this evening. —— two sides will be feeling it this evening. joe wilson is at lords. having and not learned their lessons after the winter —— have england not learned their lessons after the winter? the fans have been making their way home quietly. i don‘t know if it is frustration or just acceptance. because this has become so familiar. as you said earlier, this is in new zealand, this isn‘t australia, this is the home of english cricket. we had a group of pakistan bowlers who performed with great discipline and accuracy. so often with these early summer accuracy. so often with these early summer test matches in england, you get tourist who stru

vice president cook? >> mr. cook: during the committee of the whole meeting, we had -- we asked questions about the process of the resolution and gave staff suggestion on how to go about creating the committee, potential members, that could support it. and encouraging not to hire consultants to oversee the process. we trust the doctor's leadership to find the right person. >> thank you. can we get a reading by commissioner sanchez, cook and haney? >> in support of a formal process in the renaming of san francisco unified district schools, they've been enduring pride to the residents of city and county of san francisco and where families are invested and dedicated to the schools which they attend, work at or send their children, as well as to all schools at large making our network an integral part of the social fabric and making our big city more accessible and embracing of our diverse community. and the renaming of the schools is the result of school communities petitioning the sf board of education, citing to

tim cook tells me india remains a big opportunity.to focus on it greater china. 21% over year-over-year growth. rate in years. services also had a great quarter in china. and the iphone has been the best-selling smartphone for the quarter. alistair, what do you think of them continuing to post the strong numbers in china despite headwinds we have seen over the last two years? alistair: i think it is all about the broader array of iphones they sell now. and the iphone has been the best-sellingthe iphone x did not of the ballpark. the price concerns, with $1000 price tag, that is particularly important in countries like china and india. saying they iphone, will have a new version of that, the cheapest iphone you can get. there is even going to be maybe three different types of iphone c x's.cheapest iphone you can when you look at the average selling price, this quarter actually felt quite a bit. what is happening, especially in these other countries, people are buying the slightly cheaper iphones. still great for apple and great for the

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i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. friday eve. let's check in with steve. i got a little, you know, from the peanut -- yay, friday. is it windy enough to cause fire damage? >> fire concerns? a little bit yes. it will be north, northeast. the hills are still somewhat green. the are turning quick. it's somewhat of a concern. mainly for downed trees and stuff like that. okay, power lines. >> not today. high wind watches already out. the ingredients are there for this to develop. all the forecast models show it. below is going to dig into nevada. that will crank up the north wind. this will be for friday night. north bay hills, east bay hills

"if you think you can cook, come on down here "and bring what you think you can cook."ook the world's best rack of lamb. i cook the world's best rack of lamb. and so i went down. she has a great, had a great kitchen. and i went down with my rack of lamb. and she, "well maybe it could use a little more salt." i said, "girl, you ought to be ashamed of yourself." (audience laughs) "you know damn well it's the best rack of lamb "you ever had." i like thinking about people like toni morrison and maya angelou in these mundane terms like fighting over who's the best cook. because we have them so elevated in our minds, it's just nice to see them at the human level. - oh they're wonderful people. - do you have a favorite poem? it's so difficult i have to believe with as much work as you've produced over the years. people, when i mention your name to people, they say ego tripping. - yeah. - they go back, but ego tripping at this point is how long ago, 40 years? i mean that's a long time ago. do you attach yourself to a particular work and say over time. "this is my favorite thing

we saw of course [indiscernible] apple ceo tim cook. new season of the david rubenstein show in june. coming up, much more from boston. we will discuss the thriving education seen with the president of a university. ♪ caroline: welcome back to a special edition of the bloomberg tech, live from boston. one thing that makes this sound out -- several of the top tools in the country are right here, some of the biggest companies in the world. [indiscernible] the president of the university, here. >> fabulous to see you. caroline: how are you ensuring the next generation is set up, ready for the age of technology? gloria: too many schools believe it is either hard skills or soft skills, and, not or. we try to merge liberal arts with a type of business skills that we know they will need from day one and all lifelong learning skill. every job is a vibrant job. you will need a combination of things. you will need technology prowess. you will need to think about a future in which you will constantly have to be upgrading your skill set because the

i did just get off the phone with apple ceo tim cook.n general, around concerns around the iphone. he said it was the most popular iphone. the first time since we flipped the line with the iphone 6 and 6 plus that the top iphone has been the best-selling. i think it is an incredible result if you think about it. do you have concerns about dropping? >> i would not be concerned. for a number of reasons, one, smartphone adoption in mature markets is plateauing. these devices are very expensive. more and more like buying a pc but the upgrade cycles are slowing. it is harder to convince consumers to upgrade their phones every two years. so i think it is in line with what my expectations would be. the reasons to upgrade my phone are becoming more and more subtle. less and less about the camera and the screen and the nifty features and more about the subtleties that artificial intelligence fueled. emily: i asked him about dropping, and he talked about how our last letter to this quarter, they take out inventory and that is often at a higher pri

you said in some cases they can't even cook. amira: yes. soledad: what do you mean?

cooking with the norden i like cooking with the people here they come from all over the world there are lots of israelis there are juniors ians americans people from england australia new zealand all over. you know the menu is also international today it's falafel. this comes as the big i might be the first person to take green beans from a can and make falafel out of them. a terrible idea but i tried it out at home and it was pretty good in school. which. is. there a negative big. but there are even more positive examples of people who make it worth staying here my life is here why should i give it up. in her berlin apartment really willow shows us photos of her great aunt dora. in september one thousand nine hundred three dora who was a singer was deported from berlin to auschwitz she died of typhus a few months later at the age of thirty three. this is from her show this also from a concert that i know this is from the show floor from a grandfather all of the people to talk life always ernie's who was a great lover of his life this is a big sister and he was always telling also how s

it seems an instinctive thing to cook simple, proud, english country cooking, but it started a quiet saint john, i love you. and i need you now more than ever. >> it's about the ingredients on the plate speaking for itself in that classic italian sort of way, so you can get lost. >> roast bone marrow with parsley and caper salad, sour dough bread made here, a dish that would be absolutely iconic. if you've ever eaten bone marrow anywhere, it's likely because they did it here first. my critic companion food author, a man never short of opinions. >> it's a simple good thing. if one of us -- like in the last 20 years, it's a good thing. you see his imprint everywhere. >> it's true. once the esthetic gets passed down in ways you don't expect. >> yeah. as i've become older, i notice the food i yearn for is food i react to in an entirely emotional way. >> the problem is that it's so very, very rare. >> i'm looking for a suspension of logic and reason. this is something that i got here from the beginning. pickled calves triep with shaved carrot and water cress. thank you. it is an ingredien

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the cook county jail. that's right. the best pizza in chicago is in the biggest jail in america.gourmet pizza is actually made by and sold to inmates as part of a training program called recipe for change. - recipe for change has made it a point to put together a program where we have phenomenal pizza. - thomas dart is the sheriff of cook county jail. he's been running the pizza program for four years. - we have a lot of good pizza in chicago. this is really good, though. - what do you mean, there's good pizza in chicago? have you tried that deep dish chicago pizza? - yeah, but the inmates didn't want that. - so you're telling me, even in jail, people did not want deep dish pizza? - they haven't been asking for it. - recipe for change is one of several rehab programs out of the cook county jail, along with drumming, painting, chess, gardening, and more. so what made you become a hero sheriff and not a joe arpaio sheriff? - you know, recidivism rate's, like, 70%. it's expensive to incarcerate people. it's not expensive to give them a skill. - the man giving them that skill? local

that part of cook's comments is valid.ou think the price of the highest end iphone could go up significantly? and that consumers are willing to pay. tim cook told me he is not worried about the price of that $999 iphone. clearly, it is selling, but how much more people going to be willing to pay? how much can apple continue to rely on these higher average selling prices for the phone in a particular quarter? gene: they can rely on that because as tim cook said, the phone market is the best consumer market in the history of the world. i think there is a big base they can tap into, but it is a smaller group. i will put some perspective around the opportunity in the high-end. they have seen better sales in their iphone x than they typically see. the iphone x is more expensive than a normal phone. i think the proof is in the results of last two quarters. consumers are valuing their phones at a greater level and willing to pay up for that. the reason this will continue is because high probability -- bloomberg has been reporting

. >> as they grew up in in a how would that had access to good food and our parent cooked this is howeed yours this is not happening in our country this is a huge pleasure i'm david one of the co-founder so about four year ago we worked with the serviced and got to know the kid one of the things we figured out was that they didn't know how to cook. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun thei

often the lentils are even split into in order to speed up the cooking process. without their hostels lentils are cooked within only ten minutes making them probably the world's healthiest fast food. this among other things is what makes the lentil so interesting for food conscious europeans. at the bureau for nuremberg germany the world's leading exhibition on ecologically grown foods one thing becomes clear. lentils another new trend. for the beacon community they represent a food source which is rich in protein and therefore a valuable part of nutrition as a result the whole industry is trying to find new ways of processing the little legume. in early twenty sixteen vandana shiva holder of the right livelihood award introduced her new book on pulses. it's a plea for reintroducing lentils into small scale farming banned for their consumption. there's original. buses and not brought. off so it out. one hundred the. vandana shiva runs an organization called now which means nine seeds it promotes the organic farming of traditional crops all over india including le

basically it doesn't really fit in with where thomas cook wa nts to really fit in with where thomas cooktiated from the mass market. simon cold there on 18-30 holidays. more bad news coming in on the retail sector —— simon calder. the number of people visiting shops, known as footfall fell 3.3% last month. a year ago the number was on the increase, and on average over the last 12 months the numbers have been falling. this doesn't necessarily mean they were spending less, but it more likely they ess money was making its way into the tills. perhaps most ominous is the facts that no region in the whole of the uk showed any growth. joining us now is diane wehrle, an insight director at springboard. diane, one thing that springs to mind, they are all buying stuff online. is that the reason? u nfortu nately, online. is that the reason? unfortunately, no, not the reason. over 80% of our spending is still in store sold less than 20% is online, the people really are and spending. not at the moment. you can't think of any reason? one of the regions, for instance, i know that it particularly badly,

injustice and inequality. >> cook got a business degree in 1988, acknowledged significant social andte change, gun violence and the me too movement. in a nod to apple founder steve jobs, cook challenged students to think different. >> from him i learned to never be content with the way that things are. i believe this mindset comes naturally to young people and you should never let go of this restlessness. >> cook encouraged the grads to use technology to make the world a better place. >> it is a big day to get answers about the false, toxic soil reports at hunter's point. next at 5:00, details on a face-to-face meeting. >>> a mother's day nightmare. surveillance video moments before a woman's baby is taken out of her arms in san francisco. a good neighbor comes to the rescue. >> folks on hawaii's big island still on high alert. find out why scientists think the volcano can erupt at any moment. >>> the growing outrage after this video taco are you one of the millions of americans living with a taco obsession? my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can

>> well, i wouldn't recommend cooking inside of the house.e to go outside and use a portable stove or something else. >> so it wouldn't be safe to use your fireplace to cook? >> not at first. you should check it by a professional first. >> outside should be a safe place to cook as long as you stay away from buildings and doors and windows. >> yes. that will be fine. >> here we have some alternative cooking areas. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for joining us. and thanks for this terrific space that you have in this exhibition space and thanks for helping san francisco stay safe. [pledge of allegiance] >> president cleaveland: thank you. >> clerk: this is a reminder to silence all electronic devices. fire commission regular meeting, wednesday, may 23, and the time is 4:59. we'll do roll call.

i usually do cook on the weekends. we did something different. >> we went down to woodside and we looked at the flowers and she enjoyed it. it was perfect. michelle, you had breakfast in bed? >> not in bed. i ate in the kitchen. usually they bring me breakfast in bed, but not this year. we had french toast. >> eating breakfast alone is no fun. >> sometimes, it can be. >>> for our moms, it is monday, but it will be all right. for your for cased -- forecast, we are looking at the golden gate bridge with a bit of a west wind and low clouds that are not messing with drivers at all this morning. you will notice the marine layer kicked into a lot of those inland areas. in livermore, and antioch, it looks like a lot of the delta will deal with breezy conditions in that direction. it is nothing like what we saw friday and saturday with dry offshore wind. it will be an onshore event with coastal cooling and that's why we will get cloud coverage coming from the coast and it will bring temperatures down. we will be below average

an excerpt from the log book of captain james cook. wednesday september the sixty we're in the utmost danger i'm sorry convinced that mr stevens charge is incorrect and not mine we turn to the northeast in the belief that this was the best direction in which to clear the codes the night was dark and sunda like me and rain as day dawned dangerous breakers could be seen on the coast and heavy seas swept over the full day. with the wind turning more and more in an easterly direction it was going to be able to maintain our slight distance from the leaps what made our situation even more alone was the loss of the main topsail which was torn off we have no visible contact with the discovery which was saving some distance away to the north going have mercy on us or. greenwich lies on the river thames several kilometers downstream from london for centuries it has been the heart of brick you see family he was from here the great naval figures like francis drake james cook and lord nelson set out to conquer the seven seas and he had to the engli

emily: apple's tim cook on the call right now. we are listening in. want to talk about services which grew 30-some percent. obviously, powered in part by apple music. we talked a little bit about how he thinks the real competition is not spotify or any other music service, but it is convincing billions and billions of people to pay for a subscription service. they do have 40 million subscribers in trials. julie, what do you think when you look at the services numbers and break them down? julie: the services revenue is up 30%. looking forward, and we look at the notion that smart phone sales will plateau, apple has to look to their other products for growth and to services. i think it is very solid growth of a small base. we will also see the peak in the near future, and apple will have to look more to its services and subscriptions as well as things like apple pay for future growth. i would expect that number to get much bigger over time if apple is to sustain its growth. emily: that was julie ask and tom giles. twitter and walt disney have signed an

obviously another highlight, in fact when morgan stanley called he high highlighted in the print cookd to talk about services up 31% to a better than expected $9.2 billion, guys. >> josh, thank you josh lipton in san francisco >>> coming up, netflix co-founder and movie pass ceo mitch lowe is here with us on set. but first, jon, tell us what's coming up after the break. >> well, azure for microsoft was up 89% last quarter and this is the cloud collaboration center for azure. this is where it all comes together i'm going to be sitting down with edp jason zander to talk about what's next. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >>> i'm scott. here's what's coming up top of the hour better than fear, what some are calling apple's report whe

cooking show master chef and became a celebrity in israel overnight. from granted generous moffitt was fortunate that while i was doing the master chef show people liked the german us that i represented instead of criticizing it it still like that people know i come from germany but they're happy and proud that i've become one of them. and. i originally came here on a two month scholarship but after two weeks i knew i didn't want to leave it's important to me that i fell in love with israel first and then with an israeli i stayed here for love it's for love of the country not the love of a man so my. german born writer is has been living in israel since two thousand times. she wrote her first novel five copecks here. now she's working on a book about israelis and germans. the things that they have in common and the problems. we have with each other. and the beginning probably like all germans i was a bit apprehensive like when i talk on the phone with my mother in german but i had very positive experiences that said i live in tel aviv and young televis

emily: tim cook also talked up apple's exclusive content.nd artist interview content. are there particular global territories or regions that spotify expects to grow more in particular? caroline: china is where analysts are focusing. remember, one of the biggest investors is tencent. they think a deal could be done with tencent music. they could really grow their focus over there. a breakdown of premium users, the bulk, about 40% in europe. one third is with you in the u.s., but then it is latin america and the rest of the world. i think you will see more emerging markets. we saw israel open in march as well as south africa. we will see an expansion territorially. more innovative ways of cashing in and making money. emily: that was bloomberg's caroline hyde and alex barinka. still ahead, how xiaomi went from has been to the biggest ipo in years. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: this week, xiaomi filed for an initial public offering in hong kong, kicking off a process that could be valued at $10 billion. it could be the largest deal since alibab

so somehow i got the idea i might be the cook. there's a small galley.ent to the dock in my mother's station wagon. i remember driving down, being nervous, walking down, being bill johnston was his name, wonderful guy who owned these two boats, so i was the assistant cook for the first weekend because they're weekend trips, then i became the cook, and i did it for a year. >> stephen: hold on for a second. >> cooking for about 20 to 30 people. >> stephen: were you taken with scuba diving so much you thought i need to stay on this boat? or were you, like, turns out i just really want to cook, i don't want to get in the water anymore? >> no, i want to scuba dive, too. of course, you could scuba dive when you went out, but also just the adventure of it. i was a teenager. >> stephen: wait, how old were you? >> i was 16. >> stephen: 16 years old. yeah. >> stephen: were you living out there day and night? >> they were one and two-day trips mostly but sometimes five-day trips. so the first part, i was finishing high school. we would leave on a friday night and d

we'll hear from ceos tim cook and evan spiegel much more "fast money" still ahead.indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. >>> we have a news alert on amazon and whole foods let's go to eric in the newsroom for the details. >> so amazon is planning new perks for prime members including 10% off for whole food stores so you're seeing the synergy between amazon and whole foods. 75% of whole foods shoppers are prime members but 20% of prime members are whole foods shoppers so you can see how the company is trying to go after those grocery stores with this acquisition. there will be more discounts available depending on what credit card you use and stern locations wil

a nice thing for tim cook to say.it of traction with what spotify has been doing -- if you look at the last month, they minted a deal with hulu. they are packaging their subscription as a combined premium offering. when you think about the generation that it makes sense for them to be targeting, smart phone users, folks used to cutting the cord and having a slew of every subscription services, that comment from tim cook make sense. makes sense. they are pushing video right now in the spotify app. emily: tim cook also talked up apple's exclusive content. particularre there global territories or regions that spotify expects to grow more in particular? caroline: china is where analysts are focusing. one of the biggest investors is tencent. they could really grow their focus over there. a breakdown of premium users. the bulk, about 40% in europe. one third with you in the u.s. but then it is latin america and the rest of the world. i think you will see more emerging markets. we saw israel open in march as well as south af

a lot of people over cook them. cook them when they become nice and soft but not too starchy when they are too soft. they are fairly expensive. when you buy them, make sure they have a beautiful gold color. see the beautiful gold color, for many -- free from sprouting. this is a beautiful one. bring them home, in the refrigerator, don't store russ set potatoes. potatoes in the refrigerator can last awhile. not yukon gold. the shelf life is not that long. fingerling potatoes they are so wonderful. i'm tony tantillo fresh grocer. see why they call them fingerling potatoes? >>> the royal wedding may be over but plenty of cake left. wait until you see it. this is a life size cake of the duke and duchess of sussex. i know, that is crazy. amateur baker created it using lots of layers and covering them withholding chocolate and fondant going on display in november at a cake show. so i guess it is going to stay intact until november. >> eat the hand, eat the -- >> i think that is a laugh. >>> thank you for joining us. he's

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