restaurants go up to three michelin stars. this is a single michelin start.ous for lobster and caviar. we don't know if the president will get it with ketchup. if he were to ask for it, he would probably get it. >> neil: you follow this closely. maybe the body language and all. this is the fourth time these guys have gotten together. each time it tends to get more bromancy. what do we glean from that? >> it does get interesting. everybody talks about the handshake. the two leaders looked like they were trying to get the upper hands. now it's smiles, hand shakes, pats on the back. that was evident in a lot of what we saw whether it was at the hotel, which is the french military museum. they went to visit the tomb of napoleon and at the palace. president trump gave emanuel macron a ride down to the palace and what is known as the beast. the presidential limousine. the two of them quite friendly with each other. president macron calls him my dear donald at one point during the press conference. while there was a lot going on between france and the united states,

this comes as michelin faces pre pressure from low cost competitors. their ceo says that the tire maker is still on track for yearly targets >> i think most inventory has been sold, so we should have a second half with probably mine or growth as usual, but still quite significant one allowing us to hit our target for 2017. >> and a related sector of course is what is bad for the oil sector, good for cars and vice versa very often. coming up, will pressure mount on shell as the oil maker released second quarter earnings in the next 24 hours all you need to know ahead of those results after the break. >>> oil trading higher after the latest data showed a bigger than expected drawdown in inventories. u.s. crude inventories fell by 10.2 million barrels compared to the expectation of only 2.6 million barrels. and uae energy minister says on twitter optimistic about compliance from opec and nonopec countries and we look forward to gradual improvements of market balance. great. okay senior oil and gas analyst is joining us and andrew still with us, as well sh

a michelin star chef takes it to the street. vicki liviakis shows us the new hot spot at dad's luncheonette (steve) imagine cooking at one of the top restaurants in the country and saying - no more. that's what one young chef did when he left the world of fine dining behind and started dad's luncheonette. (pam) tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis takes us along the coast ... to a cozy caboose for some homespun classics. past the surfers and beach traffic near highway 92... sits the red roadside caboose everybody's talking about.(diner) dad's luncheonette. dad's luncheonette. yeah, the roadside stand is run by a young dad - named scott. scott clark may look like joe fry cook, but in a previous life he was chef de cuisine at san francisco's posh saison... (scott clark - owner/chef dad's luncheonette) it was mostly a lifestyle change. i just recently had a baby so that has a lot to do with coming down here. going from three michelin stars to zero stars and couldn't be happier. scott opted for a simple menu and the simple life

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i am not sure, the chef has won 21 michelin stars. what has been happening? first time they met was awkward. but he has put on a good show for him this time. they ke pt good show for him this time. they kept doing these funny handshakes are trying to outdo each other, it was ridiculous. it seems to be more about how they touch each other these days! it is a fascinating first summit, they are chalk and cheese. relatively new leaders. one of them is this old crazy guy, you do not know what he will do next, you did not know what his politics are, the other is a centre ground, young, great hope for the liberals of europe. they are clashing together in paris, you would love to bea together in paris, you would love to be a fly on the wall. the talk is he is coming round to a u—turn on the paris climate deal, but he will say anything to anyone, just to get out of the room, then he changes his mind. he thinks no body can hear him over there. do you not think that he is feeling isolated, potentially‘s i don't think he ever feels like that. i think his ego is so big, m

. ♪ robert: brandon jew's new michelin award-winning restaurant is in the heart of san francisco's chinatown's is being hailed for its modern-day approach to chinese cuisine, but it is also part of what many say is a much needed renaissance of chinatown. brandon jew: chinese food and chinatown, i felt were, like, at parallels, where they both were--it was time for a change. but having the conversation of how it should change or what should change about it to bring it into the next, you know, its next life. for me, this is about getting the conversation started about what products that we believe in here in the bay area, that express the center place here, but also, you know, honoring the traditions of my parents, my grandparents, and even just, you know, chinese tradition. so it's something that i think just, kind of, came full circle once i had the opportunity to be here in chinatown. robert: mister jiu's is part of a masterplan by community leaders, including betty louie, whose family owns property in chinatown, including this building that houses the restaurant. from her vantage point, sh

grossdo think the global names, the ones it will shine in the next decade, that is vhm, michelin, for manufacturers are lovely place to be. you still have ties in the electric car, don't you? james: i certainly do. matt: sitting here in germany, we're going to have a big conference on wednesday here in berlin. dubbed,te, it is being because of the obvious catastrophic concerns about diesel motors, the possibility of them being banned in stuttgart in munich. you think mercedes, bmw, volkswagen are stocks investors should steer clear of here? clear ofwould stay them for the moment, if only because their ambitions are extremely hard to reconcile. for example, we have bmw saying they intend to talk about their internal problems, raise productivity by 2020, and by 2025, they want to be a global leader in electric cars. they cannot all be global leaders, to this market is already extremely cluttered in terms of ambition. example, we have jaguar saying they are going to come out with a great car in 2020, and even better car series in 2023. we have of course the non- traditional competitors t

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going from three michelin stars to zero stars and couldn't be happier.or a simple menu and the simple life... and his customers are lapping it up.(diner) doing simple stuff and lovin it. he's got a smile on his face every time you talk to him.(diner) mmm. that is a tasty burger.(vicki liviakis) homemade chips just like dad used to make. everything's under 15 bucks... grass fed beef burgers.(diner) delicious, sustainable organic. all from local farms ... many up the street.(cook) yeah, the lettuces are all organic from up the street on 92. dad's does have limited seating... and on weekend's lines are long... (diner) just look at it. right, standing room only. but for an old caboose that doesn't move - dad's luncheonette is... going places.(scott clark) good, thank you very much, i appreciate it. in half moon bay, i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. coming up on kron four news weekend... a warning before you head out to the water... more toxic algae has been found in the bay area.. we'll show you where you should be on the look out. ( dave ) heat advisory warn

the break ins last week were on lincoln avenue and michelin avenue here in willow glen. a $10,000 reward is being offered for anyone who can provide information to help crack the case. marianne favro. >> millennium tower is tilting even more. tilted 2.5 inches. the new data comes from engineers working on the terminal next door. it is the last thing people living in the tower wanted to hear. >> that is very alarm that go the building can unexpectedly move like that. and it is a sign to me that the building is not only sinking and tilting but unstable. >> sinking and tilting. the developers released a statement disputing the numbers. and blaming it on neighboring construction projects. tonight our investigative reporter will have much more from the tower's residence. he first broke the news months ago. we posted all of our stories at nbcbayarea.com. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a muni passenger attacked and robbed. a few blocks from city hall. the victim got into an argument completely one of ten suspects. the group surrounded him and pounced and took away his cell phone. luc

with dozens of restaurants around the world and several michelin stars, this international chef knows when you see market like this, you don't need anything else. >> reporter: on new york stands -- do you think kale can survive? it can last forever? he introduced us to the favorite. more unusual. >> it's the first time i tasted the flat part of a water cress. >> despite the abundance of vegetables, he recently opened his first vegetarian restaurant, abcv just around the corner. >> those are very satisfying. >> i would say that's as delicious as any piece of fish i've ever had, any piece of meat. >> with vegetables you have to push a little harder. you can create something really unique and satisfying. >> chefs in restaurants and across the country at all price points are making veggies the star of the plate. whether sri fwan or vegetables, it's all about vegetables. >> we're thinking about root to stem eating. >> we met a food and wine editor at a michelin restaurant in new york city. >> vegetable forward cooking not necessarily vegetarian cooking but really looking at vegetables as t

piano onboard, michelin star food. there was only one person on board under 60 years old.oney and the time, and these are the new things to tap that resource. rishaad: very quickly, what is hot? you,ter: hotter then luxury trains. forget five stars. there was a seven star is trained three years ago and it eastw being copied by jr and west. there are three luxury trains. take your pick. rishaad: [laughter] thank you so much. netflix -- latest earnings. more people subscribing overseas than in the u.s. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." jonathan: good evening. charlie is away. i'm jonathan karl of abc news. we begin with politics. president trump has been on a state visit to france this week. when he returns to washington, he will find russia is still dominating the news. on thursday, senate republicans released the newest version of the bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act. joining me now, megan murphy, the editor of "bloomberg businessweek." and from washington, mike allen, the cofounder of axios. and yoni appelbaum, the

we know that they will dine this evening at a michelin-starred restaurant in the eiffel tower with their wives. on climate change in particular, the french president was very critical of the u.s. president going so far as to say on camera "make the planet great again." a pointed jab at this president. >> reporter: it was. it was definitely. and he did so in english, which is extremely unusual for a french president, twisting that campaign's slogan, send it back donald trump's way. there's almost been a mocking tone. how will donald trump feel about a man who clearly had jabs at him -- and not only on that occasion but others, as well. who so clearly explained the differences between the two positions. and who yet hopes to be able to make some progress even on the question of climate change. i think one of the things that will be interesting is to watch the body language between the alpha males as they scare up today in paris. -- they square up today in paris. >> two different political animals. we know you'll be there for us. thank you very much. >> yeah. and sometimes it's the media tha

. >> last night they dined at the eiffel tower at a restaurant, michel michelin-starred restaurant in the eiffel tower. later today, the president and first lady will return to new jersey, i believe. they will spend the weekend. this is the president's second overseas trip in just about a week. he's been in europe twice in just over a week. >> it's been an interesting dynamic for two whose relationship was described as awkward coming in. it's almost appeared chummy in the last 24 hours. how will it continue to go? it's seemingly gone well. interesting to see the president here. just moments ago. he was tweeting a storm relative to the health care efforts. right until the very moment he stepped out of the car, the president very active on twitter, tweeting about health care. they are right on the thin margin of passing that through the senate. >> that's right. he's got an eye on what's going on at home even as he is there, his second european trip in a week, his third trip overseas since he was president. yesterday at a press conference, he took questions, the french leader took questi

now, the michelin man might be a pneumatic device to remember his lines but we all need a mnemonic device here in charlottesville they have rabid fans. they move fast. now, something that reels its ugly head as i like to think of a giant catfish, itself is an example of that. fearing its ugly head. a ring bearer. [laughter] usually a cute little teddy bear at a wedding, it could be something else.ld this is about my favorite. bringing your chickens home to roast. getting a roasted chicken used it with a roasted chicken is natural but i like to think of the chicken is having a celebrity roast with each other. this one is a little difficult, i'm afraid but a sliver of cake here. here we have the serpent in the garden offering an apple cake to leave. a slither of cake rather than a sliver of cake. statute miles are easily mixed up with statute miles. you could have a road marked with statues, the romans obviously had mileposts, milesem on every marker in those could be statues. fairytale, this one makes sense, right?t? mixing it up fairies and mermaids. in my mind, at least. a towheaded chil

dinner in the eiffel tower way up above paris, taking pictures before they are seated at this fancy michelinstaurant. we'll continue to monitor these live images and the headlines that they come from this, potential menu items they may be enjoying but in the meantime, let's turn our attention back to the russia investigation, the news about don junior, his e-mails, his meeting and in fact we're just learning, this just crossing as we're speaking, that special counsel mueller is going to bring in an fbi official who oversaw the clinton e-mail investigation. andre, a little irony here? >> well, i hope it's not just irony. i hope when we investigate russia, we don't just investigate one side. whether it's uranium 1 or donations to the clinton foundation or calls directly from putin to bill clinton, or speaking fees, i think the american people want to know -- >> what does that have to do with mueller adding somebody who just happened to be involved in the clinton e-mail investigation to his team investigating russia's meddling of the 2016 election? >> because that was part of russia dealing wit

to the eiffel tower and the jewels vern restaurant for a michelin rated deal. celebrations. >> they've gotten into the motorcade. we thank you so much for joining us. and that is -- we're going to leave with pictures of president trump and the first lady landing in paris and heading over to meet and greet with the leaders of france. >> i'm john vause. she is sara sidner. max foster is next. stay with us. whoooo. i enjoy the fresher things in life. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare prices from over 200 booking sites... ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. go on, try something fresh. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. work up a not at night.the day. only tempur-breeze® mattresses use an integrated system of technologies to keep you cool while you sleep. so you wake up feeling powerful. save up to $500 on select tempur-breeze® mattress sets. find the breeze that's right for you at tem

it's a michelin-starred restaurants there and it's inside the eiffel tower. now on a tape.posed and then they will eat. it should be a heck of a night there in the eiffel tower. the person of interest in the disappearance of four men in pennsylvania once bragged about having somebody killed over a debt. sort of friend of one of these missing men told the inquirer. the investigators have said that human remains have been found buried in a 12-foot grave. the remains belong to 12-year-old dean finacario. he's on the far left here. they say they're still working to identify the rest of the remains that are there. investigators say that cadaver dogs have done what they can to locate the grave on a farm about 30 miles north of philly. the district attorney called it a common grave. >> there are additional human remains inside that grave. so this painstaking process will go on. we're not done yet. this is a homicide. make no mistake about it. we don't know how many homicides. >> the person of interest is cosmo denardo. his parents own the farm where the remains are found. right no

right now they are about to dine on the second floor of the eiffel tower, atjules vernes, the famed michelinnt of alain ducasse. it has been closed to the public. they have the restaurant and the view to themselves. a little earlier we spoke to someone, who himself, has dined with donald trump, in fact he might even be considered one of the president's friend's. nigel farage, mr brexit. so, nigel farage, looking at donald trump and emmanuel macron in paris, it's hard to think that emmanuel macron isn't the more statesman—like of the two, isn't it? donald trump does things differently. he is not a conventional politician or a leader in any way. you only have to follow his twitter account to know that. but what he is is an agent for change and he is trying to shake up the american establishment. but he's not a global leader. look at the world's opinion polls. they are all looking at emmanuel macron as global leader. do you know something? i thought the speech he gave in riyadh is very bold and brave, saying directly there, "drive out of your places of worship those that do evil." he was treate

first lady toured the military complex containing the tomb of napoleon and tonight will dine as a michelin starred restaurant in the eiffel tower. he met with his host last night, macron who said he was also a part of election interference. and a white-knuckle hand shaib macron later called a moment of truth. cnn senior white house correspondent, jeff zeleny and manu raju on capitol hill. and bonjour. if one wanted to change the subject from russia investigations and what seems to have been a legislative paralysis as well as white house dysfunction reportedly, one could do worse than a splashy think to paris, i suppose? >> reporter: no question about that, jake. when the president accepted this invitation, this was long before anyone knew about those e-mails. this was something in the works, but certainly offers a change of scenery. no question. and not sure it changes the subject. the reason is, russia, its meddling in elections, it's aggression in the region is something that transcends every country, indeed when a president, emmanuel macron said this morning he believes the russians med

largest michelin, the carmaker in europe, earnings were more disappointing. 2% andssed estimates by already0 job cuts last month. company,ot the defense net income also down here. they will speak a later today on bloomberg. a bit more positive science from the technology companies, rising 25%. the u.k. businesses are doing very well despite brexit, but as the rise in the cac 40 index had slightly waned. we have lost 5% since macron's election. you will have two thirds of the cac 40 reporting later this week. a lot of economic data coming out this week. today and through the rest of the week. are we seeing omentum from macron's-- from election in real data? caroline: we arecaroline: seeing that in the jobless figures. seem to be a lot, but this is the first full month in office for emmanuel macron. for him, it is a little bit of momentum. this is an important labor law reform over the summer, but to put this in perspective, the jobless rate in france is very high. wk and germany -- double the u.k. and germany. now, where we are seeing positive science is business course,ce because of that re

michelin has reported a .9% decline in operating profit at the raw material costs climbed.ng earnings fell to 1.3 9 billion euros falling short -- 1.30 9 billion euros falling short of estimates. by 2021.e 2000 jobs metro bank has said it will sell 277 million pounds of use stocks as it steps up growth. the u.k. bank led by vernon hill is selling as many 810 2 million shares.- 8.02 million it posted the second quarter profit of 2 million pounds. that is your bloomberg business flash. you.: juliette, thank let's talk about the trade sec.. -- the trade segment. britain will set food standards after his trip in the u.s. the u.k. and u.s. were in a good place to agree on a post-brexit trade deal. >> it depends on how much progress we make. a lot of the reasons why trade agreements can take a long time is economies are too far apart when they begin the process. our economies are relatively in similar shape in terms of services to manufacturing. we have got a relatively good trade balance. areas wherelot of we can try to maximize that. we don't know what -- we know how far we wil

. >> what is he, a small cap do you know how big mcdonald's is people must be going there over michelin three star. >> 3.9, 3.2. we haven't seen numbers like this out of mcdonald's for a while. >> what are they giving away over there >> must be euros in the burgers. >> a lot of people doubt aid year, year and a half ago, that we would ever see that kind of growth, right? the best you could hope for would be. >> quiet, quiet man. i wish he could come on the sho show. >> chinese numbers japan. this is a hamburger. wow! filet mignon i don't know. >> i saw lobster in maine, honestly some sort of -- one of the mcdonald's was advertising lobster. i don't know what they do with it but they're getting creative. >> franchisees will tell you that the big initiatives are still to come, mcdelivery, global ordering, free range beef are not reflected in this quarter anyway. >> no. this is a monster quarter. he told me it would be big the guy is like -- there you go, david. signature crafted. >> they're starting to -- >> they're going to pull shake shack out of the stadium and put in mcdonald's. >> i

they don't like their messaging and michelin in the smallest amount of money they are raising.n the sauce today, but colin said it on air. chuck schumer was talking about the fact that democrats should blame ourselves. quoting not from what happened last year. that is the first prominent democratic leaders to say that in to say he's not minimizing the collusion story but i'm sure they hope politically sticks, but that wasn't the reason why donald trump one. what did you make of that? >> i think it shows a sense of self reflection going on with chuck schumer and that is important for democrats. like i said before, they have a lot of deeper issues going on. if they try and brush them aside and blame it on trump our russia were the people in michigan that they said were disillusioned, they need to focus on themselves and understand what they did wrong in the election, why hillary lost places like michigan, why blue-collar workers are turning away from democrats in moving towards republicans. if they don't start looking at that, like schumer said, they'll not have a very good time

michelin is an obvious name to call.he other is trying to deal with the makers of the moving parts. e-cars have so fewer moving parts. traditional engineers are in real trouble. the big players like johnson are well-placed to do well on the back of this revolution. if we are correct in saying the oil price is going to remain turbulent, how else might you want to play this? tohink there is a real case saying, let's be buying emerging markets. they will benefit from a rise in the oil price. bp was asked of when peak oil will happen. 2, 2042. date, june up next, with slowing growth and rising inflation, we bring you the latest u.k. jobs data. this is bloomberg. ♪ qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq mark: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the bloomberg first word news. nejra: donald trump junior says he never informed his father about a meeting last year with a person he was told would be a russian government lawyer with potentially damaging information on hillary clinton. he said the meeting was a waste of t

oufirst half operating profit fell for michelin. boosted tire process because of increased in raw material costs. they plan to cut 2000 jobs by 2 021. amazon is calling for the largest jobs fair in the u.s. they will open 10 centers by august 2 and plans to make thousands on the spot job offers. amazon has more than 50,000 jobs available. that is your bloomberg business flash. nejra: thank you. the fed is not expected to raise rates today or make moves to shrink the $4.5 trillion balance sheet. president trump says he might reappoint janet yellen to a second term at the helm of the central bank. he indicated that gary cohn is a top contender for the position as well. dehn anded by jan jeremy stretch. jan, let me start with you. we are looking to the fed meeting today. not expected to be the most market moving meeting. when you look across markets this year, weaker dollar, yields coming down and money moving into risk assets, i know the old mantra, "don't fight the fed," are markets ignoring the fed? >> no, i think they are scared. w

greatly benefit from career and technical education, partnerships with companies such as bmw, mtu, michelin and boeing. -- very fortunate of technical education promoted under the leadership of the state summits of education. in your testimony, you include several aspects of your state's plans to meet the requirements of the every student succeeds act including and you cited the efforts of career and technical education. can you elaborate your promotion of career and technical education for the citizens of mississippi? >> yes, sir, i will. about 65% of the jobs currently available in our state are requiring middle skills and so we have formed a committee that is working not only with our state workforce investment board but also on the implementation of our workforce investment act. we have four sectors in our state and what we have done, established groups in each of those sectors to work directly with the businesses in those sectors so that we can then come back and design plans that will allow our children to go starting in high school, graduate from high school and go immediately into t

>> my expense account only allows me to eat at three michelin restaurants.looking forward to. my colleagues aboard air force one said he was in a terrific mood. the president is going to be the guest of honor tomorrow for the bastille day celebrations. this akin to america's fourth of july there is a big parade. and the presidents will be there. it's also commemorating the 100th anniversary of the entry the u.s. troops into world war i and most importantly, this is a show of solidarity between the united states and france in the war against terror because you will remember that on june 14th, 2016, a terrorist using a truck as a weapon mowed down more than 500 people along the promenade of the coastal city of nice killing 866 of those people. the president this afternoon will hold a blawrl meeting with the president here emanuel macron. the two of them have had disagreements in the past. there is an interesting chemistry that's developed between the two. they will talk about trade, they will talk about security. and syria as well. then they will hold a press