a michelin star chef is working to battle hunger thousands of miles away in his native india. >> reporter: in a makeshift kitchen on the terrace of a new york city apartment -- >> these are the most interesting pepper cons in the world. >> reporter: this chef's attention to detail is on full display, as is his trademark drive to get things right. >> so, how many versions of this dish did you go through in development? >> seven in seasonings, 11 in terms of plating. >> reporter: looking at his pan seared roasted squash, it's hard to argue with his approach. combining the tastes of his grandmother's indian kitchen with classical french training to develop his own distinctive the cuisine. >> i like to incorporate them in a creative way. >> reporter: and opened the hottest restaurants in new york and soon beijing and singapore. >> that is what the purpose of cooking is now. >> reporter: these days crossing borders is all he thinks about. getting help to as many of the 400 million people in india forced into poverty by covid as he can. >> that is the true meaning why i became a chef. that is t

michelin says these retail rollbacks will also leave plenty of seasonal workers out of the job. >>and on the outside looking in a lot of people who depend on that holiday paycheck to probably their holiday spending that's not going to be there because if they're not having that capacity coming into the store they're not going to hire the employees. >>michelin says that many of these small businesses across california are simply trying to hang on until at least a vaccine is more readily available distribution. she also says that so many folks are concerned about shopping indoors. >>that most likely people will be turning online to a number of cells. she says that will even cause more of a problem because that will then test the logistics of a number of shipping companies like the usps ups and other mail services we're live tonight in marin county jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you those towering king tides there they are they're back huge waves are crashing into the california coastline. >>today and they're going to continue until tomorrow relief interesting to watch. little

but because of the pandemic the official list of the 2020 michelin stars while it's on hold. instead the michelin guide held a virtual charity event that reveal 25 restaurants in california that left a big impression on inspectors. 6 of those 25 right here in the bay area. tony seafood in marine county has easa in san francisco. tacos oscar in oakland, those car nieto's connelly dose i should say in hayward bo sleet look hall in oakland shelby's in orinda you can read the inspectors review on our website at kron 4 dot com as restaurants try to find a way to make it work in these days of covid-19 with reduced capacity. one owner has now come up with a unique way of better protecting his workers. rich demuro has the story from los angeles. across the united states restaurants continue to open their doors but the challenge of keeping customers and staff safe from covid-19 remains. >>now one restaurant is asking its employees to wear a gadget that might help. after 6 months of staying closed filled camino is ready to reopen his restaurant of course concerns surrounding covid-19 a

>>rachel michelin is with the california retailers association. she says as businesses try to earn your dollars. safety is at the top of their list if you're visiting brick and mortar stores. she's encouraging shoppers to get out in support retailers, big and small but warns to make sure you're protected number one 1st and foremost for that face mask and that face mask and make sure that everyone your party is wearing a face covering michelin says if you are going out, here's a few other things to consider she says to shop early to limit your exposure to the big crowds. >>she also says to limit the number of troops that you take to the malls and other big stores consider shopping online and picking up your purchases from the store. >>or simply have them delivered to your home. >>now is this or the time to go and do it kind of window shopping right now a number of california counties currently sit in the state's most restrictive tier which limits indoor capacity at just 25%. michelin says the next 7 weeks will be critical for retailers, especially

>>rachel michelin is with the california retailers association. she says as businesses try to earn your dollars. safety is at the top of their list if you're visiting brick and mortar stores. she's encouraging shoppers to get out in support retailers, big and small but warns to make sure you're protected number one 1st and foremost for that face mask and that face mask and make sure that everyone your party is wearing a face covering michelin says if you are going out, here's a few other things to consider she says to shop early to limit your exposure to the big crowds. >>she also says to limit the number of troops that you take to the malls and other big stores consider shopping online and picking up your purchases from the store. >>or simply have them delivered to your home. >>now is not this or the time to go and do it kind of window shopping right now a number of california counties currently sit in the state's most restrictive tier which limits indoor capacity at just 25%. michelin says the next 7 weeks will be critical for retailers, especia

michelin says these retail rollbacks will also leave plenty of seasonal workers out of a job and on theside looking in a lot of people who depend on that holiday paycheck to probably their holiday spending that's not going to be there because if they're not having that capacity coming into the store they're not going to hire the employees. >>no i was jonathan mccall reporting the california retail association believes that more people will be online shopping this holiday season and that may put an extra strain on package companies to get deliveries in time for christmas. >>covid cases are rising in marine county along with many others has been moved into more restrictive tier i live with all the details coming up. >>and here's a look at stormtracker for the radar showing us that we've got quite a bit of rain to earn or how much of that will blanket the bay area but we'll find out with her back in the weather center in just a moment. make your holidays happen...at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got t

>>rachel michelin is with the california retailers association.ys as businesses try to earn your dollars. safety is at the top of their list if you're visiting brick and mortar stores. she's encouraging shoppers to get out in support retailers, big and small but warns to make sure you're protected number one 1st and foremost where that face mask and that face mask and make sure that everyone in your party is wearing a face covering michelin says if you are going out, here's a few other things to consider she says to shop early to limit your exposure to the big crowds. >>she also says to limit the number of troops that you take to the malls and other big stores consider shopping online and picking up your purchases from the store. >>or simply have them delivered to your home. >>now is not this or the time to go and do it kind of window shopping right now a number of california counties currently sit in the state's most restrictive tier which limits indoor capacity at just 25%. michelin says the next 7 weeks will be critical for retailers, especiall

michelin says these retail rollbacks will also leave plenty of seasonal workers out of the job and on the outside looking in a lot of people who depend on that holiday paycheck to probably their holiday spending that's not going to be there because if they're not having that capacity coming into the store they're not going to hire the employees. >>and that was jonathan mccall reporting for us tonight hospitals across the bay area are bracing for a new surge of covid-19 patients this latest wave of cases could put hospital capacity to the test kron four's rob fladeboe reports now. >>from the south bay. >>we're seeing an right now valley medical center's doctor sanjay khurana and his colleagues at the county's 3 public hospitals of emc o'connor has st. louis. >>currently treating 35 patients with covid-19 that's 15 more than they had in late october. well, no immediate threat to hospital capacity, this 3rd wave of the coronavirus could increase pressure on hospitals nonetheless says doctor kerr on e. >>situation most are testing situation looks right it's and make hospital and making su

innovative or flexible to reinvent themselves more quickly can benefit from these principles so look at michelin tires but certainly there are areas of that company so i do think any organization anyone who wants to get more innovation can learn from this environment that we were talking about. talk about criticisms and doing something is there are always some difficulties that go with that and what comes up of courses we only had a talent some people nervous if they will lose their jobs. and thinking about netflix and how to reduce that worry while taking advantage. >> you have a story in the book with npr to netflix being a team versus a family. >> whereas most companies think about organizations as families like long-term security and then at that time. >> i agree every time you hear and organization because they intuitively know a family is put together that we admire and that's just not the way corporations work. host: in your book you write that employees are not allowed. what does that mean? >> and choosing how many dvds to buy for certain film i said i don't think that will be a very pop

working with michelin tires. a safety critical product in a manufacturing environment and certainly their areas of that company that are focused on innovation could i do think any organization and a the team leader in ceo and anyone who wants to get more innovation can really learn from this creating this fertile environment. you asked about criticism. of course one of the things about doing something edgy like this is there are always difficulties that go with that. one of the things that comes up is of course if we only are focused on talent density some people are nervous about whether they will lose their job and thinking about netflix about how to reduce that sort of -- while taking advantage of the. >> host: you have a story in the book comparing the family as compared to netflix being a team. guess who i think reed is better to talk about that is most people think their organizations , they think of them as family. we have long-term security and we put up with one another even when we have bad behavior. a

you might be working -- i was working this morning with michelin, a manufacturing environment. but certainly there are areas of that company that are focused mainly on innovation. certainly, any organization, any team leader and ceo, anyone who wants more innovation can learn from creating this sort of fertile environment reed was talking about. you asked about criticisms. of course, one of the things about doing something kind of edgy like this is that there are always these difficulties that go with it. one of the big things that comes up is that of course if we're focused on talent density, some people are worried about whether they're going to lose their job. and then there's a lot of thinking about that at netflix about how to reduce that kind of -- sort of worry while taking advantage of this talent density. peter: you have a story in the book, comparing npr being a family to netflix being a team. erin: that's right. i think reed is better to talk about that, but whereas most companies think about their organizations, think of them as families. like, we have long-term sec

you might you working, i was working this morning with michelin tires, safety critical product manufacturing environment but certainly there are areas of that company that are focused mainly on innovation. i do think that any organization, any team leader any ceo, anyone who wants to get more innovation can really learn from this creating this fertile environment that reed was talking about. you asked about criticisms. of course one of the things about doing something kind of edgy like this is that are always some difficulties that come with that. one of the big things that comes up is of course if we only have a talent come if we focus on talent density, then some people are nervous about whether they will lose their jobs. there's thinking about that, at netflix about how to reduce that sort of worry while taking advantage of this talent density. >> host: you have a story in the book comparing npr being a family to netflix being a team. >> guest: that's right. reed is better to talk about that, but whereas most companies think about their organizations as families, like we have long-term se

might be working and i was working this morning with michelin tyrus and safety critical manufacturing environment but certainly there are areas of that company that are focused mainly on innovation. i do think any organization and team leader and anyone who wants to get more innovation can learn from this creating this fertile environment that reed was talking about. you asked about criticisms and of course one of the things about doing something edgy like this is there are always some difficulties that go with that. one big thing that comes up is that of course if we only have focused on talent density than some people are nervous about whether they will lose their jobs and then there's thinking about that netflix and how to reduce that sort of worry while taking advantage of this talent density. >> host: you have a story in the book comparing npr being a family to netflix being a team. >> that's right. reed is better to talk about that but whereas most companies think about their organizations as they seek to think of their organizations as families like we have long-term security a

come will get the opportunity to do a proper tribute to the show on but in the meantime for lady michelin and the family of condolences for the rest of us rode the world alight as dead and and no universe but it will shine on and our memories and hopes for the future good bye sean. this week in a screeching u. turn and in an apparently chaotic manner the johnson government and i just a new month long national lockdown in england starting to but this is a local town with a difference schools universities and key workplaces remain open hospitality house parties and holidays are forbidden elsewhere across these islands things are different wales is already a week into a much stricter 2 week low.

come we'll get the opportunity to do a proper tribute to the show on but in the meantime for lady michelin and the family of condolences for the rest of us rode the world alight as dead and and no universe but it will shine on and our memories and hopes for the future good bye sean.

i've been in a bar and when i became, oh, quite the oh, well, i had never seen michelin white coated before. most,, most of the most o., the protests would just end income for a lot. i'm doing the end income for that at the end of it, but we sold by today in the whole country. one strike. and you know, i'm, the security forces had difficulties times weighing down the strikes, simple, stupid, most to be afraid anymore. so we had never thought same protests to base model. i don't, you know, people kept talking but the, the naysayers kept on saying that's all you're going to focalize and in it even come alive in the cup with b.p. . but we have seen whereby you have going to come paying people calling. you then challenged you and crowds and you know, in particular breaking bad and thinking also because to the fact that many ugandans identify with him, he doesn't have the, the background that most politicians in the us going to some of them have, you know, been part of this is the mind and you know what, i'm a grandma also being generals and military. it's also on the outside that like on

come will get the opportunity to do a proper tribute to the show on but in the meantime for lady michelin and the family of condolences for the rest of us rode the world alight as dead and no universe but it will shine on and our memories and hopes for the future goodbye shot this week in a screeching u. turn and in an apparently chaotic manner the johnson government and a new month long national lockdown in england starting today but this is a lockdown with a difference schools universities and key workplaces remain open hospitality house parties and holidays are for bed. elsewhere across these islands things are different wales is already a week into a much stricter to be cloaked and while northern ireland is half way through months long restrictionists scotland this week saw the introduction of a 5 regionally based system today we asked to public health experts whether these measures contain the virus across the u.k. while the world awaits a vaccine professor harvey burns a former chief medical officer of scotland is a new president of the british medical association he is in a unique

i've been in a bar in when i became, oh, quite the oh, well, i had never seen michelin my protein before. most, most of the most. oh, the protest would just end income for a lot. i'm gwine to end income for that's the end of it. but we sold by today in the whole country, once prices and you know, i'm, the security forces had difficulty times weighing down the strikes. simple, stupid, most to be afraid anymore. so we had never thought same protests to this modern retreat idea. you know, people kept talking, but the naysayers kept on saying that's all you're going to focus a lot. * in income a lot in the couple but we have seen whereby, you know, going to come paying people following him. then he would be huge crowds. and you know, in particular breaking team and thinking also because both the fact that many ugandans identify with him, he doesn't have the, the background. but most politicians in the us going to some of them have, you know, been part of the, the mind and you know what, i'm going to have also been generals on military. it's obama outside that last one . who i believe he come

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it's funny that gavin newsom went to a restaurant that's a three-star michelin restaurant.hat's not funny that gavin newsom's kids get to go to school in person and yours don't. he won't even defend that.'t >> tucker: it's unbelievable. thank you for calling it out. alex berenson, great to see you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: for the last eight months, this crisis has been mismanaged in a way that no crisis in our recent history has ever been. s you know who's at fault, who we are blaming? you. yesterday, new york governor's explain how culpable you really are to this event. >> we will make mistakes in life. we try not to, but we do. they key is to be strong and secure enough to admit your mistakes and admit your shortcomings. don't get defensive. denying the mistake only assures repeating the mistake. we have made mistakes during covid. i wrote a book. lessons to be learned from the covid crisis. >> tucker: admit your mistakes, says the thinnest skin politician and american history. a man who was an constitutionally capable of admitting his own mistakes. ask anybody who

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in your own city so that is the demand we're seeing >> and the driving distance, you are part of michelinps it is roech appropriate. but is that going to stay, sort of bubble up inside within just a couple hundred miles, or do you expect americans and europeans when the vaccine is widely available, say i love america, but i'm going to greece, get on a plane and go a long way away. >> we started this company on based on bringing people together especially from different cultures so i think we cannot wait for that to happen again because that is one of the great things that travel brings to humanity and in fact, the tool take me away was initially conceived to answer a question such as if i could go anywhere, where should i go so for example wine tasting is something that you may expect i enjoy very much. so instead of being contained within the north or finger lakes, if i type in wine tasting, i get hotels anywhere in the world not just the usual italy, spain. anywhere in the world. and so i'm sure your audience can't wait to travel internationally. >> it is -- no offense to reilings, but

governor to not only break his own rule and also to dine in what i am sure is a fantastic three michelin at $360 a plate before alcohol and rub that in everyone's faces is really difficult for people to stomach and i say that as a californian. in terms of lori lightfoot, remember in those original protests with members of the national guard got covid. we spoke earlier about how actions are what speak so much louder than words here. it's not about what they say, it doesn't matter. it's about how they model and once again they are both modeling the fact that when push comes to shove they are hypocrites just like everyone else. >> harris: you know, i'm no doctor, jason chaffetz but i do think one thing that spreads faster than covid is hypocrisy. i tweeted over the weekend is "the hypocrisy among some who call about themselves to lead less than example is never going away." that was the first reporting about california governor newsom. >> jason: i think hypocrisy is the right word, you can't overuse it in this case. it's what i call disaster liberalism, they use a crisis as an excuse to get

got my michelin stars. we were able to put in a garden, grow an enormously large corn patch.leeping in my bed every night with my wife, i mean, there was a time there where i was lite l literally getting into bed at 8:15 every night, watching a couple shows together and i'd never had that, really, ever in our marriage. it was trying at times. >> still haven't killed each other. close. close a couple times. >> but it was fun. i think she's probably excited for me to get back on the road a little bit. >> there has been a massive silver lining through this pandemic. i discovered my family. there are moments in time when you say, i missed this, this and this because i was trying to be famous and i was trying to be lionel richie. so, i missed that soccer game or i missed that thanksgiving. and all of a sudden, here i am at home with my kids, they're sitting right across the table from me. >> we definitely knew that. >> thank you. >> and -- >> we're going to have a bagel. >> we were homeschooling and virtual learning and that was an all-day event. >> shock. >> we should stick to mu

i am hoping that, if the medical professionals who are in that indoor michelin three star restaurant with governor gavin newsom, i hope they were having this kind of a conversation with the governor, too. of course he was putting his mask on and between bites. i don't know why the pictures didn't capture that. let's move. president-elect joe biden's administration starting to take shape, and some critics say it looks a lot like a third term of former president barack obama. the debate you don't want to miss. you see how it's going to be for this hour, right? did you see it? ♪ >> you are seeing a team develop that i have great confidence in. ♪ your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. >> gillian: president-elect joe biden set to introduce key members of his administration. his top officials in the next hour, and there are going to be some familiar faces in this crowd. this includes former fed reserve

california gavin newsom, under fire for attending a 12-person birthday dinner for a lobbyist at a michelinnt earlier this month. new photos obtained bay local news outlet show the meal was not fully outdoors, which the governor has claimed, which makes a big difference by the way, a big difference. and among the guests who sat close together unmasked apparently close inside, get this, were officials from the california medical association. what are we doing here, people? what are we doing? these people should all know better. california added 9,800 new cases today, over 60 deaths. the governor is correctly requiring californians to mask up. this is not leading by example. they live in a part of the country where it is still pretty warm outside. it's california. go outside. go have socially distanced cocktails at one of your donor's malibu mansions. in large swaths of the country, winter is here. people are being forced indoors. adding fuel to the fire in places like the already hard-hit midwest. talk about the dire situation and lack of leadership in a state with one of the worst death rat

. >> rporter: leveraging his fame back home as a michelin-starred chef, author, film director, and entrepreneura." did you have any idea the size of the undertaking when you got started? >> do you think, jim, anyone could i envision the magnitude of this pandemic in the beginning? >> reporter: he has a coalition of food distributors and even bureaucrats. >> okay, what do you want? >> we want 100,000 bags of rice. okay, sir. >> reporter: he mobilized an army. >> i put satellite kitchens together in six hours, and we had the food on the truck in eight hours. >> thank you. >> reporter: "feed india" has provided 50 million meals so far. 50 million meals, that's an extraordinary number. they're served in shelters, orphanages, and from gas stations, on roads where people are walking to work. you are 7,000 miles from where you grew up. it's nine and a half hours time difference. how can you manage the logistics when you're so far away? >> this is my mission. and i am not moving my eyes off anything. the lentils were done very creatively. >> reporter: for now, khanna has put the other parts of his empi

we also have many hotels and restaurants, including three michelin star restaurants in the neighborhoods, and we have a pretty large residential population that has more than doubled over the last ten years. in addition to both large shopping opportunities, small mom-and-pop shops, and a very active office environment back in 2018-2019. so what do we do? next slide. this is a slide of the activities that we do, but i want to highlight what we do that is different from other c.b.d.s. the first one is our community benefit fund that was established back in 2010, and we give grants to businesses in the thabd that are working to improve the neighborhood, and we really work with others to help improve the neighborhood. we also engage what we call a sexual service specialist that is part of our clean and safe team that really focuses on our unhoused population, our street population, if you will, to build relationships, build trust, and help them navigate the city's services to improve their condition. next slide, please. going to walk-through these slides and dig deeper into services. in 2018

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outcomes and they found that in hemopoietic cancers that there is an increase in incidents of the michelin -- initially they found no melanoma but when they did the normalization and the various work done by epidemiologists that was no longer considered statistically significant. >> will wear the numbers on that? >> i think it was eight. >> eight. what was the difference between the groups? >> yes sir the relative risk as i said at the beginning was 5.64. the confidence interval is very wide. ranged from. >> what is 5.64 main? >> that there is five times increased risk initially but the study as you may have seen has caveat about extensively because of the size and the numbers. we don't now and that's the reason why it's very important to do the studies we are doing now. >> can you nail down the numbers for his? like how many people have the cancer and k2 and how many were added in the control group? >> yes sir. it was eight in both. >> eight people had it in the k2 group and how many habits and the other group? >> i believe was also a. was the group a lot smaller. >> it was larger. >> oka

got my michelin stars. we were able to put in a garden, grow an enormously large corn patch.of sweet corn. but even going to bed at night -- oh, lord -- you know, sleeping in my bed every night with my wife, i mean, you know, there was a time there i was like literally getting into bed at 8:15 every night watching a couple shows together and i'd never had that really ever in our marriage. it was trying at times. >> we still haven't killed each other. came close a couple times. >> but, you know, it was fun. i think she's probably excited for me to get back on the road a little bit. >> i remember a couple years ago spending time with luke and his wife at their farm for this special. and this year the unprecedented access again, all these stars, led to some raw and emotional moments where they discussed the reality of living through the pandemic. also about the racial unrest across the nation showing a really personal side to these stars that they don't normally reveal. they really opened up. >> you can see it right there. >> the 2020 special "country strong 2020" countdown to t

. >> reporter: she brings her michelin star restaurant experience to dishes like the fried snapper, sweetound clove, lots of paprika and a little cayenne. as long as you don't oversalt you can overseason. so if you're like me and you like to allow the ancestors to whisper to you as you season, you go ahead and add as much granulated onion and garlic as you like. >> reporter: the main ingredient you'll need -- >> patience is the name of the game. you can't rush this. you know, you got to pour a lot of love into it. swirl it around. add in your pasta. and finish it with a little bit of fresh thyme. there you have it. your ox tail bucatini. ♪ ♪ >> wow. >> really good, right? >> it is really good. >> the joy of celebrating meals together is unmatched and that's the thing that hurts most about the pandemic, you know, separating us or not allowing us to come together as we want to and will get back to eventually. >> reporter: black restaurant week has already taken place here in georgia. but it's scheduled for the new york tri-state area a week from friday and the whole state of florida two wee

people" magazine was married twice sharing son jason with diane cilento then in 1975 marrying artist michelinehis side until his death. in 1987 he captivated as a windy city cop delivering this sizzling david mamet speech to kevin costner in "the untouchables." >> you want to get capone? here's how you get him. he pulls a knife, you pull a gun. if he sends one of yours to the hospital, you send one of his to the morgue. that's the chicago way. [ applause ] >> and the winner is sean connery in "the untouchables." >> reporter: for his work connery would win a supporting actor oscar giving his acceptance speech in forthright style. >> good evening. ladies and gentlemen, friends and a few enemies. >> reporter: that dry wit leading to a famous parody on "saturday night live." >> we meet again, you loggerheaded, tickle-brained pompion. >> reporter: darrell hammond taking to twitter saturday saying my condolences to his family, always loved doing my silly impressions of him. rest in peace. his last major film would be 2003's "league of extraordinary gentlemen" before retiring to the bahamas. how afte

clothes don't fit quite right and i'm very vain so i feel like the very vain so i feel like the michelint must have been -- my mom was first like what happened to al, what happened to al, she's asking me all single day i said it's all great news but when you actually heard the news, which is what we heard from your surgeon, that it looks like the margins are clear because that's like the big exhale tell me about that moment when you learned that it wasn't anywhere but there >> well, i was with deborah and nick it was like -- it was this great relief look, we're not out of the woods as we'll hear from dr. laudone, but for a first start, this is terrific this is terrific news. but i'm going to be up for, as a lot of people who deal and live with cancer, up for lifelong testing to make sure this doesn't come back. >> i'm glad you mentioned your doctor because he's with us now. dr. vincent laudone from vincent memorial cancer center, can we just say thank you thank you for taking such good care of our precious friend, al, who we think is a national treasure i'm sure you do now too now that y

there's a lot of pints, collaboration with michelin chefs we have put together, and we are also launchingiful presence in the bay area, fast velocities of our pints in the stores and expanding nationwide in the coming months. >> yeah, aylon, again, sorry for the technical difficulties, but good luck. it sounds like you've got some big challenges it sounds like you're kind of taking them head on. it's nice to meet you today, and alexis, it's always good to see you. take care, and we'll talk to you again soon. >> thank you >> thank you >> take care >>> just ahead, don't miss jim cramer's first take on the markets this friday morning. we're going to get to him in just a moment on the other side of this break. you're watching "squawk" on cnbc here's to one more, the lexus december to remember sales event. get 0% financing on all new 2020 and 2021 lexus models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. if you're concerned about the environment and climate change, how do you find companies that are driving the right outcomes? if you care about economic equality and social justice, which firms ar

susan: only if it was a three-star michelin restaurant, but even then i think they should be on the hookbout french laundry , susan, the one that the california governor dined at. susan: $1000 for two people. i will pay for all of three of you, guys so we can actually eat a meal together. how about that? stuart: may be. [laughter] stuart: if you invite me i will come, but you have to pay for all three of us. you do that? susan: yes, 200 total. you get the meal and i get the covid. stuart: i knew it. thank you. another technology leader, we will call him a tech titan, i'm not sure he's up to that level, but at tech lever-- leader and he's leaving san francisco. susan will tell us who it is, where he's going and why. susan: will smith gave thus it away, he's going to miami, former executive, his name is keith rabois. he lived in silicon valley for 20 years but he's headed to florida and the reason is a badly moron san francisco, often too expensive and we are seeing in accidents from these high-priced cities. stuart: one were leaving california. still ahead, brian bamberg, lara trump and t

we also have many hotels and restaurants, including three michelin star restaurants in the neighborhoods, and we have a pretty large residential population that has more than doubled over the last ten years. in addition to both large shopping opportunities, small mom-and-pop shops, and a very active office environment back in 2018-2019. so what do we do? next slide. this is a slide of the activities that we do, but i want to highlight what we do that is different from other c.b.d.s. the first one is our community benefit fund that was established back in 2010, and we give grants to businesses in the thabd that are working to improve the neighborhood, and we really work with others to help improve the neighborhood. we also engage what we call a sexual service specialist that is part of our clean and safe team that really focuses on our unhoused population, our street population, if you will, to build relationships, build trust, and help them navigate the city's services to improve their condition. next slide, please. going to walk-through these slides and dig deeper into services. in 2018

la señora se llama michelín r. a realizar la cueva del covid y todos de las redes sociales empezaron a tener reacciones de otra vez por qué subes esto, ella lo hace una vez a la semana porque ella va a ver a su mamá y cada vez que la va a ver, es responsable al cuidarla. >>> me parece muy bien, que le demuestre a todo el mundo que esta prueba hay que seguir haciéndosela. hay que seguir cuidándonos todos >>> mientras estemos seguros de que no tenemos >>> nosotros lo hacemos tres veces por semana >>> continuamos con mucho más de un nuevo día al regresar. tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. Úsala menos de 4 a 9 pm y protege california para las generaciones futuras. >>> rretomamos la actualidad en noticias telemundo un nuevo día, apenas a unas horas del relevo en la presidencia del perú, aumentar la división en el país >>> este es uno de los momentos que refleja esas tensiones, un congresista del partido acción popular fue golpeado p

we also have many hotels and restaurants, including three michelin star restaurants in the neighborhoods, and we have a pretty large residential population that has more than doubled over the last ten years. in addition to both large shopping opportunities, small mom-and-pop shops, and a very active office environment back in 2018-2019. so what do we do? next slide. this is a slide of the activities that we do, but i want to highlight what we do that is different from other c.b.d.s. the first one is our community benefit fund that was established back in 2010, and we give grants to businesses in the thabd that are working to improve the neighborhood, and we really work with others to help improve the neighborhood. we also engage what we call a sexual service specialist that is part of our clean and safe team that really focuses on our unhoused population, our street population, if you will, to build relationships, build trust, and help them navigate the city's services to improve their condition. next slide, please. going to walk-through these slides and dig deeper into services. in 2018