(announcer) as the contestants cook alongside a michelin star chef. he's one of the most talented chefs on the planet. (announcer) and when the home cooks face a new challenge... [sizzles] [screams] (announcer) disaster strikes. look at the [bleep] mess. you see this? (announcer) and after one elimination, there is a shocking twist. they're gonna cut two people? what? good morning. it's down to 11, and we are the best home cooks of america. welcome. welcome. welcome. welcome. sometimes i look at these mystery boxes and wonder, "what would a true masterchef do with those ingredients?" oh, my gosh. well, today we're going to find out. no way, dude. that's awesome. we have invited a michelin starred chef, a true visionary in the world of food, to cook alongside of you all.

and the michelin guide is out with a list for 2013.ancy restaurants like san francisco's popular kokari. >> if we had to pay a lot of money to come here, we wouldn't be able to come here. >> reporter: there are a total of 70 restaurants on the bay area gormand list. for under $40, tax and tip not included of course. these are hot spots like san francisco's slanted door, katonia, oakland's plum. so how do they do it? >> being affordable and reasonable and a good value is -- our portions are also very generous. and there's a reason why it's hard to get in here. >> reporter: proof positive you can stretch your dining dollar in san francisco perhaps more than any other city in the world. my favorite, a fresh greek salad. to get a look at the full list, go to our website at kron4.com and click on "dine and dish." >>> coming up after the break, melky cabrera, still cashing in. >>> well, we told you in our earlier show that because of a loophole, suspended san francisco giants outfielder melky cabrera will receive his full share of the world

i have a two-star michelin restaurant that is moving from downtown out into the mission that the only thing i can do is throw a quick 41 on the place because we can -- because i cannot find a 47 or 848 to do it. i would like you -- or a 48 to do it. i would like to think about some injured county transfers. -- enter-county transfers. there are a lot of restaurants that have a million dollar construction costs and cannot find a license and are freaking out. licensing has gone to about 128,000 this month. we assume they will surely go to 150,000 and probably more. we need some more liquor licenses. >> to that, in part, i would say that is a structural problem, and largely driven by our statutes. this governor is very pro- expansion of business. and in favor of things that make this city and state great. there is mileage from your local representatives on this. the governor is going to be supportive of whenever you want to do in the city of san francisco. -- what ever you want to do in the city of san francisco. >> i own a corner bar and i'm basically in the same boat. i am an entreprene

i saw jack michelin on the corner of 16th and valencia reciting skinny dynamite and he was angry.nd the next day he was dead on the last bart train to concord and maybe that's why he was angry i met harold norse [speaker not understood] in a beaten world. a poem only hipsters read. [speaker not understood] he sighed before returning to his room in the abby on hotel where angels honeycomb the walls with dreams and the rent is paid with angry poems. i heard oscar [speaker not understood] brown buffalo footsteps pounding of valencia corridor and he was shouting poetry [speaker not understood] junkies nodding in their wasted [speaker not understood] in the hotel royale, the mission's finest. and even the furniture was angry. and i tell the waiters at the bus stop, the waitresses, the flower sellers, the blind guitarist [speaker not understood] at a purple sky, the shirtless vagrant vagabond ranting at a parking meter, the spray paint visionary setting fire to the word. and i knew this was the last call. we were tired of living from the scraps of others. we were tired of dying for our

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in a double drop for france, for the first time an american is top dog at the michelin which some call the bible of french astronomy. >> is that a drop for france? depends which side you look at. they may not want him to stick around. >> oh, their loss is our gain. >> that's right. >> belgium's game. >>> coming up next, a man, two tech calls and two very different outcomes. we're taking grasso to task after this break. >>> later on, it's not all bad news when it comes to the dreaded fiscal cliff. stick around to find out why washington's indecision might soon bring a big payday your way. customer erin swenson bought from us online today. so, i'm happy. sales go up... i'm happy. it went out today... i'm happy. what if she's not home? (together) she won't be happy. use ups! she can get a text alert, reroute... even reschedule her package. it's ups my choice. are you happy? i'm happy. i'm happy. i'm happy. i'm happy. i'm happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. (together) happy. i love logistics. how they'll live tomorrow. for more than 116 years, ameriprise financial has worked for their clien

his restaurant, the french laundry has earned seven michelin stars and worldwide raves. >> he was awarded cookbook is now a "new york times" bestseller. he joins us here in studio 57. welcome. >> good to be here. >> you know, she got engaged at french laundry and you signed a picture or menu. >> yeah. that was back in 2001. >> see what your restaurant does to people. >> and we're still married. >> good. >> and her husband has a restaurant empire -- >> i understand. >> are you a chef now or simply bays executive? sglit's an interesting question because i think like a doctor, if you move on in your profession, you're still a doctor because you have those skills. so i like to consider myself a chef although i don't practice those skills every day like i used to. so i'm more of a restauranteur today than i was 20 years ago. >> probably puts you in a better position to tell us exactly what's going on in your industry. >> it's a good question. it's really, really strong right now. certainly where we are in northern california, napa valley is a very special place to go. >> good food and good win

how come you look like you're on gq and i look like the michelin man. >> you should be asking yourself that question, ali velshi. >> thank you, ali. thank you john avalon. appreciate it. now to some serious news here. a new storm is threatening to make recovery efforts worse in the northeast. our meteorologist chad myers is here to tell us how bad it could be. chad, we're hearing of freezing temperatures, what is going on here? >> freezing temperatures are really the problem. and then there is another storm, a coastal low. sometimes you can call them nor'easters, but this one doesn't qualify as a nor'easter just yet. we have a big rise in the jet stream here, where it is nice and warm in the west. then a dip in the jet stream in the east where all the cold air is allowed to come straight down. when this happens, don, sometimes lows can come over the top and run up the east coast of a coastal low and dump a bunch of snow this way or rain or wind. now, this isn't -- i wouldn't be talking about this, you wouldn't even put me on your show if we didn't have 5 million customers, that's more

in vietnam, which i was there, the french were there to protect plantations so michelin tires could have-- everywhere that we have occupy, if you watch, there will be big corporations that benefit from it. it's like halliburton. we don't have but a few troops in there but look at how many contractors we have there that are being paid by u.s. taxpayer money and halliburton, kbr, all those. if you look at vietnam, standard oil. standard oil is in their. >> guest: thank you for raising the issue of contractors. is a it's a huge challenge for take really right now. if we look at where the u.s. has forces and we don't use the word troops for example in afghanistan today we have 15,000 troops. we have 100,000 u.s. paid military contractors were some people call mercenaries. in iraq the basis of the agreement that president obama reached with the president of iraq required the withdrawal of all u.s. troops and all pentagon paid contractors but through a loophole, they didn't explicitly exclude state department paid contractors. there are now between 12 and 15,000 u.s. contractors doing military

the four hour chef you can learn the michelin two star bathroom sink meal.ou for being here. >> any questions fire them at t ferris on twitter. thanks for being with here morning. >> thank you. >> should a christian-owned company be forced to provide birth control to its employees. obama care's biggest business lawsuit yet. >> big show on tap. michelle malcolm is here and dana perino when "fox & friends" hours number four. more coffee needed, too. ♪ got to be you ♪ only you ♪ >> good morning again, everyone, it's saturday. november 24th, i'm alisyn camerota. chaos in cairo a year after the arab spring topples a dictator and new ways of violence. and we'll have team fox coverage of the unrest happening in the middle east straight ahead for you. >> and bargains, brawl and gunfire, and black friday turns violent across the country. where is the holiday spirit? >> we're mourning the death of tv legend larry hagman as tv remembers the dallas star known as jr ewing. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. ♪ >> remember, everybody. >> dave: i think our brains a

we need to look at our up- tempo from the perspective of our party but, the michelin of what each sailors requirements are going to see, coming back and rotating out as opposed to the unit. it is a port for the health of our force that we continue to do that. lastly, manning at sea. our manning is acceptable, i am satisfied with that, but the leadership skills in certain positions on certain ships has to be adjusted to make sure we get that right. as we respond to the increased up tempo, we have the right leadership at the same type. we have done some initiatives that we may not have thought about a year ago. we want to make the electromagnetic spectrum and spot cyber a primary board- fighting the main. it goes something like this. i have books take a look at say what frequencies are we using electronic magnetic spectrum, how much energy are we putting out there, our people measure get, and do we know what we need to know about that? the answer was, we did a good job at this at one time during the cold war, some of you may have remembered mission control, and that was a consistent effort