the stall has become famous for serving the world's cheapest michelin star meal.d machine here, but i'm feeling the pressure. 0ne, one sauce here? 0ne portion costs less than two us dollars, but the waits can be up to three hours. and so, do you think you receiving a michelin star as a hawker will raise the profile and hopefully inspire a lot of new generations of new chefs and hawkers? the next morning, i had to check out timbre+, which aims to put a trendy spin on the traditional hawker centre, selling food from shipping containers and caravans rather than market stalls. what's the sauce that this is actually marinating in? it's my dad's secret recipe! it's a secret recipe! so it's a generational thing. so your dad was a hawker before? yup, he was. and places like this actually encouraged more youngsters, and we started up the business in maybe a little bit better environment. it is not a traditional hawker centre, it's more rowdy. i revamped my logo to suit this place, because it's more like a hipsterarea. it is still hot and hard work but let's hope these new

star, so actually achieved a michelin star, so i'm going to meet the chef.i! so this is the chef extraordinaire. and he's been doing this for almost 30 years, right? yeah. i attempt to give him a hand serving crowds of people. you want it spicy, kind of medium... spicy. the store has become famous for serving the world's cheapest michelin star meal. feeling the pressure. 0ne portion cost less than two us dollars. the weights can be up to three hours. do you think you receiving a michelin star will raise the profile and hopefully inspire a lot of new generations of new chefs? the next morning i had to check out a trendy spin on the traditional hawker centre, selling food from shipping containers and caravans rather than market stalls. what's the thought that this is actually marinating in? it's my secret recipe! so your dad was a hawker before? he was. and he actually encouraged more youngsters, it is not a traditional hawker centre, it's more about the, like a revamp to my local,. it is still hot and ha rd to my local,. it is still hot and hard work but let'

a three will have star michelin chef takes on a new mission during the pandemic. how she is pivoting to help san francisco's most vulnerable residents. >>> and as california's universities firm up their plans for the fall, some cal state employees speak out about why they don't feel safe going back. >>> our original series project home, a controversial short- term rental company is now engaging in another fight. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> and i'm allen martin. a new realestate fight in san francisco, the company called saunter wants to break its lease on market street. kpix 5's susie found out in its lawsuit, the company says the city's eviction moratorium is making covid-19 losses even worse. >>> i moved here in 2001. so 19 years. >> for the past two decades, david troop watched the triangle change as neighbors have been priced out. >> affordability for housing has gotten worse. and there's a shortage of it. >> when a local developer announced plans to build market rate apartments on market street. he didn't fight it. instead, he and his neighbors

we are joined by zeno staub, ceo of michelin -- we are joined by yves chapot, ceo of michelin.onditions are quite good. we are seeing a bit of worry in resurgence in cases. with a second lockdown -- is that your biggest fear in terms of sales and having to potentially shut down or scale back some of your factories? yves: good morning. thank you for having me. market has become very unpredictable and volatile and all in all, we have weathered the crisis during the first half. we've seen some regions like europe with activity pretty well in june and july. nevertheless, beyond three months, the markets are very difficult to read and predict. -- of course,lly the concern might be further lockdown in different regions of , but we are also concerned by economic and social consequences of the crisis. we don't know how companies and people will behave when the government reduces the support they have implemented from the beginning of the crisis. matt: do you have an idea about consumer behavior yet? theally, the kickoff of summer, i'll run out and pick up a new care of michelin pilots

back at the street food market at the old port the michelin starred restaurant one away operates its own stand on offer is korean style fried chicken for paired by the head chef. how did you do cooking at all mo if you're cooking here of your cooking in a mission is not rational on the web it is i think you should always you know do you have very best. to produce that you can get and try to sauce specialist humanly possible many of the chefs know one another personally and they all have one thing in common the desire to try out something new which street food. you know the chefs help one another i didn't finish there are enemies or competitors and they're working together to put copenhagen on the world map and cullin every term. on this that's why i think ideas are being exchanged here and people help one another just like in the good restaurants. the 9th and the. something quite special and very nice about copenhagen. super shouldst because. street food and cold cosines in copenhagen it's not a case of one or the other here you can have both at the same time. if you look at for more

star, two michelin stars. >> right. >> and you get a call that tells you you eve gotten a third michelinng is that? we must be doing something good. >> first woman in the united states to get three stars. >> right. >> you were also the first woman to get two michelin stars. >> yeah. yeah. it's interesting to be the first. when you say "first female chef" it's weird, right? >> at one point, you were called the world's best female chef. >> why do you roll your eyes? why do you bristle at that? >> because i was a bit -- um -- >> sort of diminished in some way? >> yeah. diminished. not considering us as being the best chef. but you considering us as, well, let's take the women just on their own and let's pick someone that is -- will get the award. >> why not the world's best chef? >> right. >> she knows what her authentic self and vision is, and how to make that a reality in the world. and i admire that. she doesn't listen to anyone else's rules. >> chef crenn listened t her heart and got engaged to actress maria bello of cbs's ncis in december. crenn's new memoir is dedicated to bello. >> i

. >>> a michelin star restaurant in the bay area, flipping their script. what they are now doing to serve the homeless. >>> the scramble tonight to set up some outdoor salons. >> we just did what we could, sink or swim, we are not thinking. >>> the fog is back, and it is rolling across the bay. we will take a look at where visibility will be tomo (birds chirping) (woman chattering) - [narrator] ordering dinner for the family? (family gasps) rewarded with a side of quiet. (baby murmuring) grubhub rewards you, (scooter horn honking) (doorbell rings) - [group] grubhub. >>> well, we are getting our first look at one of the outdoor hair salons that has gone up in the east bay, it started setting up in danville, after the governor released new guidelines for outdoor services. rules, customers must be under a tent, chairs must be spaced out, face coverings will be mandatory, as for what you can get done? >> you can do haircutting, highlights, everything out here. >> you can't do highlights, we are trying to set up shampoo outdoors. >> i feel like if we are out he

a three will have star michelin chef takes on a new mission during the pandemic.ow she is pivoting to help san francisco's most vulnerable residents. >>> and as california's universities firm up their plans for the fall, some cal state employees speak out about why they don't feel safe going back. >>> our original series project home, a controversial short- term rental company is now engaging in another fight. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> and i'm allen martin. a new realestate fight in san francisco, the company called saunter wants to break its lease on market street. kpix 5's susie found out in its lawsuit, the company says the city's eviction moratorium is making covid-19 losses even worse. >>> i moved here

. >> reporter: rachel michelin is president of the california retailers association, which represents businesses from big box stores to mom and pop shops. she says part of the issue is that businesses aren't always clear which guidelines to follow between the cdc, cal/osha, and local county health departments. are retailers doing enough to keep workers and customers safe from the virus? >> so on the retailers that i'm working with, our members of our association, i would say a lot of them are. >> reporter: she says one of the biggest problems for employees is trying to convince customers to wear masks to help keep the workplace safe. >> yeah. i mean we've had knives drawn on sales associates, a lot of yelling, a lot of, you know, colorful language. >> reporter: despite the rise in safety complaints and a record spike in cases, michelin believes another shutdown would be a bad idea. >> that would just do a lot in terms of frustrating all californians if we saw us going backwards instead of thoughtfully thinking about working together to how we can contain the spread but keep our busine

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he's can be sure to remember those michelin. for the missing sauce to the dogs. soya ball soup for example soup on this. brittle short. period. to finish wall or greenish wall. but i couldn't find think they should want to be as you look for work real soon may. like a lot of plain chalo paltai can also tell appeal if. you. unifies in the live in english one. because the busybody cars were going along some clear somebody being kind towards the lizard. others of the snowfall. by michelin starred. in recent years drug traffickers have moved into the favelas. armed officers have now arrived to restore order. it's called pacification. and also over to dodge a still shell possibly carbonation way and put on one member who passed to pick up a lot of comedy value 9 the only we sure are very painful and also. because of budget cuts so a little well put up when you die in a. bush the down wind chill to. be cam. mind the poison. is of. intent convict or kill. of their friend with turquoise they're millfield. if that's the. dark with. only is there showers close in here now

be within such an icy year or do you wish it was lower than your full of some of the fitness new michelin or are they and i mean he's going to push the finish of the feast sealing the border in syria were still the bullet but he says he was really little he's going to go to find employment for jeff damo truck and plug in your pollutant if i were to part documentary analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the west and between the presidents how does the muzzle rate and the dangerous mutual admiration affect the rest of the world to some bullies driven putin starts august 3rd on d w odd. place . to. play. this is the doubly news of live from berlin exit polls show a race that's too close to call in poland's presidential run of populist incumbents and jay dude has a slight lead ahead of probing european man coffee the winner will help shape poland over the next 5 years also coming out in brazil the country's 2nd worst hit by the coronavirus is the indigenous peoples who say they will suffer the most. and demonstrators take to the streets.

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exhilaration so this can go better when you have different tires but we have just found my tires just michelin sport for keep it on the inside ronnie and look where you want to go open the steering wheel reduce the resistance steering to the distance as a problem when you want to be time so now into the car says insights. and keeping it on the inside look where you want to go ronnie remind yourself and go on to a new ng gas gas gas gas gas. the $36.00 b.m.w. and therefore the ford focus. and that car we will as a ketch immediately breaking really using back to exhilaration a little exploration patience in that area here. and on the inside again laid apex and open the steering he'd be sir and we continue. the year we can lead drawing on the leaves of the cars there you were behaving. and victim on putting the curve. and inside again your attention that we are not coming to early to the outside because eschbach is a quite fast corner because it has a banking hours eschbach high as i know you are who on ask the last owner. back to a federation over the steering wheel. tend to break into the car o

even top class restaurants such as the vegetarian and michelin starred restaurant and then are now offering customers nonalcoholic drinks. kevin the nice man presents his newest creation has. so much red and amaranth in our farmers garden this year that we used it for this cold tea with lemon zest. it will be cooked with pomegranate and lemon juice later . during the clarification process it gets this color in order for it to really look like one i have about same experience the experience of. the drinks all meticulously match with each individual course on the menu. is accompanied by room . beyond sin and is accompanied by coriander rice milk with sweet saki cremona and horseradish and the braised cabbage. and i think it's really important to give the customer the feeling that when they're here we're here for you there's something for everyone here there is no shortage of alternatives to alcohol in burning any mall. could even mean if a young healthy. at least that is what's being promised. our specialty is our very own glow tail what's a glow tail a cocktail that's not only alcohol free i

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. >>> the san francisco restaurant is closing for good, the michelin star french bistro says they weretruggling with takeout programs since the shelter in place order was issued in march. they now plan to open another restaurant that is more takeout friendly. >>> good morning, sheriff's deputies are shot. the suspect is dead, as an 11 hour standoff ends. we have the latest on what we know about what had happened at that scene. >> we don't want to see it again. what we saw was 100,000 people having to evacuate. >> reporter: fire season is here, be on alert, be prepared. how covid-19 forces firefighters to change the way that they prepare for the worst. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning to you, thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on fox 2. i am dave clark. >> it is nice to see you joining us this morning. >> i am always glad to join you. >> it is friday, july 10. steve paulson is here as well. we are keeping an eye on the weather. it is warming up for the weekend and fire crews are concerned about the winds that you had mentioned to steve. >> when i got

another book a three michelin. some were able to repair the minor damages to the horns b but others weren't so lucky though let this old loan this if off newnwness lab t that's normal te blending mode at the facility. given the attorney about it though and the woman the ultimate the heaead of a hospitl hosted a total of a little known. b because the computer is sitting on a little work. land mines doess of so. whoo tried to return to their homes while power cuts a yet another obstacle. according to the united nations aboututne point three millllion people are in need of humananitarian aid acros the country. as of now but do stay tuned to france twenty four. you saw on every friday onon thehe show specici edition dedicacated to christopher dicky a giant o of journalism thehe dy beast foreign editor. who passed away suddenly on thursday in paris at sixty eight the world this week in partnership with the daily beast. welcome to the front twenty four interview our guest today is asean g. b. she is a pakistani christian

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they have michelin star food or you can go to the cows and sheep of marin, sonoma, or nappy county. they have a lot and they make food that will knock your socks off. you can book seats via the a very website. >>> and the rolling stones has just released an old song from a 1976 studio session. the track featured a guest guitarist jimmy page. it sounds pretty good and get her tequila fix as part of national tequila day. whether you love the blanco or the petrone, whatever it is, make it to a one-stop shop. they have a view off the square and the founder -- he shared his favorite tequila recipe and he is going to share it with you on a full list at kpix 5 there are some pretty good ideas there. 's track the focus for the tequila, stop when you are ahead. it is 6:23 and still coming up, we are honoring congressman john lewis in a big way. the school district changing their name to his. coming up next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet a

. >> reporter: rachel michelin is president of the california retailers association which representsinesses from big box stores to mom-and-pop shops. she says part of the issue is that businesses aren't always clear which guidelines to follow between the cdc, cal osha, and local county health departments. are retailers doing enough to keep workers and customers safe from the virus? >> so on the retailers that i'm working with that are members of our association, i would say a lot of them are. >> reporter: she says one of the biggest problems for employees is trying to convince customers to wear masks to help keep the workplace safe. >> yes. we've had knives drawn on associates, a lot of yelling, a lot of, you know, colorful language. >> reporter: despite the rise in safety complaints and a record spike in cases, she believes another shutdown would be a bad idea. >> that would just do a lot in terms of frustrating all californians if we saw us going backwards instead of thoughtfully thinking about working together to how we can contain the spread and keep our businesses open. >> repor

a michelin star. the celebrity chef saying he and his wife are closing down. they just can't survive under the very narrow business margins in this pandemic. other restaurant owners in los angeles also singing the blues. dustin lancaster owned 13 restaurants and bars. three of them, including crawford's in burbank, now closed. lancaster had to lay off 250 employees at one point. he says that the most he's brought 30% back. this is something that haunts him at night. >> if you were to drive down a sunset boulevard or a melrose, four out of five might not be there. that collateral damage is almost incomprehensible. for someone who operates so many, to lose something that you worked so hard for, to know that that won't be there, even though we're open to the community and employing some people, it's not sustainable, and if i think about losing something like that and losing those employees, it's almost too overwhelming for me to actually, you know, lay in bed at night and process without breaking down just from the sheer weight of it. >> reporter: the restaurante

melissa: when the coronavirus shut down threatened the san francisco business these michelin-trainedew and loyal customer base all online. joining us is truffle shuffle ceo jason mckenny. jason, your story is incredible to me because entrepreneurs have to have this must-do, can-do spirit and you were just expanding your business to selling black truffles directly to restaurants which we all know, super expensive, high-end restaurant. that is how they really stand out. all of a sudden the pandemic hit and you had thousands of dollars worth of inventory suddenly you had no one to sell to and it is parishable. that kind of thing would drive somebody out of business. you wouldn't take no for an answer. what did you do? >> melissa, thank you so much for having us today. thanks for the opportunity to tell the truffle shuffle story. when the covid-19 first hit san francisco, we had 20 pounds of truffles on hand. we started it at direct restaurant business. importing truffles into san francisco in 2018 and selling truffles into restaurants and we landed a deal with whole foods starting 2020.

a three michelin star chef. three restaurants in san francisco. she's been doing incredible things during the pandemic. but it is a must read and here's the good news. you get to meet her in person. chef cren, of course social distancing of course. this saturday, tomorrow at the salesforce tower camera. i have all the info for you and the book is an awesome read. >>> next up, let's talk music. yes, just announced, bottle rock, napa valley my friends, it has been rescheduled for memorial day weekend. may 28th to the 30th 2021. but great news. all the headliners are confirmed. red hot chili peppers and dave matthews band and stevie nicks. e na expo l be there. doliand great news, i'll be sonoma culinary stage. and i hope to see you there. bottle rock 2021. >> truffles have a particular magic that just hard to beat. >>> truffles, truffles, truffles. friends, enjoy a feast of truffles at chef ken frank's restaurant in napa. he is known as the truffle chef. he's been hosting truffle dinners for 36 years. and friends, you are going to get a chance to en

. >>> in san francisco's michelin star french bistro issing a au revoir.losing its doors until next year. so it's not a full good-bye, just a see you later. owner dominique krenn offered meal kits when the pandemic again and the instagram coast says the kitchen will be used the rest of the year to feed the hungry. >>> protesters gathered in colorado for the second night in a row demanding justice for elijah mcclain, an unarmed black man who died in police custody. newly released selfies show police officers appearing to re-enact the type of neck hold used on mcclain during a violent takedown last year. abc news reporter stephanie ramos has the details. >> reporter: demonstrators in colorado demanding justice for 23-year-old elijah mcclain. protesters facing off with police outside the station in aurora. outrage boiling over amid a new scandal rocking the department. officers erica marrero and kyle dietrich fired and officer jaron jones resigning over the selfies, smiling and simulating the choke hold used on mcclain, taken two months after the massage ther

like birds of a feather ♪ ♪ family, kick off your shoes and dance ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: our next guest is a michelintruggling during the pandemic. i love this guy. we love this guy here's the always entertaining josé andrés. josé where -- nice to see you. look at you. you look fantastic, buddy. >> hello, jimmy. >> jimmy: hey is that -- is that the family behind you who's -- >> okay. this is my -- one of my nieces and one of my daughters. and they are -- they are waiting -- say hi, guys. say hi, girls. >> jimmy: hi, guys >> yeah. so, listen, we're waiting for you to record this segment i mean, what happened when you have a late-night show, that a a decent spanish family like us, have to be waiting for jimmy fallon to be ready to film so we can eat take a look who i have here waiting. take a look. take a look. >> jimmy: oh >> we want to eat. we want to eat [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love you guys. please look at that ooh-la-la. >> this is a fried gumba gumba blanca repeat with me gumba blanca >> jimmy: gumba blanca >> very good and it's very traditional here actually it's called, in front of this beach,

. >> reporter: his longings, their longings, scrawled on the papered-over windows of his michelin-starredlogies for the once-upon-a-time world before coronavirus. among the 20 restaurants with danny meyer's name attached, some of new york city's top-rated and most popular. meyer closed them all in mid-march, and then laid off all but about 70 of his employees, nearly 2,100 jobs lost. but being let go meant staff qualified for unemployment benefits. it must have been a nightmare. >> it was only a nightmare on the nights when i slept. >> reporter: the union square hospitality group, the company he'd spent 35 years building. went from more than 100 million dollars in revenue in 2019 to zero, overnight. in the restaurant business, you don't have enough cash flow to get through probably more than a month or two without just running out of money. >> shake shack, also founded by danny meyer, got a $10 million federal paycheck protection program loan but gave it back, because as a public corporation, it could raise money to stay afloat from other sources. not so the privately-held union square ho

get more on the city's bleak outlook from black sheep restaurants, which owns two locations with michelint, the surge in coronavirus cases in asia and the latest in the global race for treatment, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you're watching daybreak asia. havee republicans presented their $1 trillion plan to bolster the pandemic ravaged u.s. economy. the bill would trim unemployment payments tond $1200 most americans, and shield businesses, schools and other organizations lawsuits arising from covid-19. it is the first step toward negotiating a compromise with democrats, who have offered their own $3.5 trillion solution. trump'se, president national security advisor has tested positive for covid-19. the white house says there is no risk at president trump or vice president pence. bloomberg has learned o'brien caught the virus from a family member. whileeen isolated at home running the national security council, doing most work by phone. hasphilippine president delivered his annual state of the nation address, signaling corporate tax cuts and support for pandemic hit industries. he has al