gabriella!closely with both arzak's for years and is considered a leading authority on the basque culinary scene. >> gabriella: you've got to move from place to place because the important thing is you have different atmospheres you have different flavor profiles. people here really like the classics. you know, people go after exactly what they're looking for. >> anthony: fried quale egg, blood sausage and peppers. >> gabriella: this is like a whole breakfast on a piece of bread. >> anthony: wait a minute what's that? >> gabriella: sea urchin do you want to try some? >> anthony: sea urchin with onion and cava. >> elena: you are good at eating pinxos. it's so difficult to stop, no? >> anthony: yeah. ♪ >> anthony: walking anywhere in san sebastian with juan marie arzak is like walking through chicago with michael jordan or washington d.c with george washington. he's the godfather, universally beloved and respected. >> anthony: you're like elvis. you're like elvis presley. [ laughter ] ♪ >> anthony

. >> gabriella rineli has worked with both arzacs for years and is considered a leading authority onasque culinary scene. >> the important thing is you have different atmospheres, you have different flavor. people here really like the classics. people go after exactly what they're looking for. >> fried quail egg, blood sausage and peppers. >> this is like a whole breakfast on a piece of bread. want to try some? >> sea urchin with onion and cava. >> it still difficu's still dif, no? >> yeah. ♪ >> walking anywhere in san sebastian with juan and marie arzac is like walk tling throug chicago with michael jordan. he's the godfather, universally boulevard and respected. >> he's like elvis. >> why are the basque unique among their neighbors obsessi obsessively insist on such high quality ingredients for everything? >> people have a passion for food here. >> i don't know. >> it's always been this way? >> until about 80 years ago, there wasn't a lot of this stuff written down. >> we're not walking by here. gambara, my favorite place. i come here every time like a heat-seeking missile. >> here

gabriella: absolutely.ming when you have these positive dynamics of stability in oil prices and reduction in expensive -- expenses. i would say it is a very interesting opportunity francine: do you see oil trading in this range? i have it between 25 and $55. there is another line of thought that says it's opec cannot stabilize as it is now trying to, they've actually opened the to $40d put oil at $35 to squeeze shale producers out. think they are trying to remove some supply and also leaving that question mark regarding what happens after that through to the fact that there is still a question mark about where it could go leave some shale producers on the sideline. acts a perfect balancing between communication and leaving things up to the imagination. tom: that will be interesting to see. the houston oilers gave it up almost 20 years ago. our alix steel is in houston, the land of the oilers are what used to be and at an important energy conference, looking at the anna in houston. what do they see -- vienna

. >> anthony: garcia runs maximo bistrot with his wife, gabriella.g of crap you got to deal with if you run the hottest restaurant in mexico city. in 2013, the spoiled daughter of the head of mexico's consumer protection agency walks in and demands a table when there's, unsurprisingly, no table available. when garcia says, "sorry, no can do," she pulls a, "you know who i am?" and then calls daddy and gets the health inspectors in to shut the place down. so, your other customers basically started taking pictures of them with their cell phones. >> eduardo: next thing you know, we have the media outside, and this is friday. >> anthony: right. >> eduardo: sunday morning, we're front page of one of the most important newspapers in mexico. >> anthony: well, it was very embarrassing to the government. >> eduardo: and they should be. >> anthony: because they got caught doing what they do all the time. but if you were not the hottest restaurant in town, if you were just running a cantina, you know, a few blocks away. >> eduardo: i would've been -- >> anthony:

gabriella santos with us, next to her kevin nicholson from riverfront investment group, steve grassorom stewart frankel and rick santelli from chicago. i want to get your response on the fed minutes, rick. not a huge response, but more than we had recently. how do you read the declining yields, the dollar index after the minutes came out? >> i think it is a great question and it is enlightening even though the moves moderated a bit. the dollar index yeefr, five year down the most, three or four basis points, stocks still higher. only one way to describe that. less aggressive. somehow the interpretation is that the fed is going to move slower, balance sheet reduction will take longer in terms of its final completion of the plan that they discuss. i can't tell you the reason. it is such a rohrshack when you read statements, but the market was universal. i agree with that. is by far doing more the right things than any other central bank. however, i still think they're going to go kicking and screaming on the final tightenings balance sheet reduction. >> all right. well, how do you make

craig thomas is in the lead in the jared italia, yesterday didn't go well for fernando gabriella who to move up in the overall standings. that is only bought from now we'll have more on the bbc sports channel throughout the day. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said that he is surprised by the decision of the crown prosecution service not to prosecute every tory election expense claims. he said that this eps, the electoral commission and the direct appeal deuce director public oxidation is a independent than they had to make the judgment. iam than they had to make the judgment. i am interested and surprised by it, but we have to look at the details of it, but it is quite clear that the actual electro- commission is independent the crown prosecution is independent the crown prosecution is independent and they have to make judgment on it. our election laws must be enforced and in here too. there are strict spending limits for a reason, so that money can't buy power, on the votes in the vat ballot box to be able to get power and that is why i want you all to register to vote. all of those