the stall has become famous for serving the world's cheapest michelin star meal., but i'm feeling the pressure. so one, one sauce here? 0ne portion costs less than us$2. but the waits can be up to three hours. 0h! it's the rice! boiling! that was pretty good. there are fears the tradition might die out. most of the hawkers, the kids don't want to do it because it is hard work, hot, long hours, and if you sell any of the hawker food for more than $3 or $4, but is it a big question. we have to change the perception of hawker food as being cheap. wow, so this is like a full one—woman operation then? it is hard work, long hours, if you can sell any of it for three or $4, it is not a question, three or £4, we have to change the perception of it as being cheap. so this is like a one—woman operation? just you in the morning? one—woman operation? just me in the morning. one—woman operation? this were actually encourage more youngsters to start a business in maybe a little bit better environment. it is not a traditional hawker centre, it is more rowdy, like i have made my

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. >> and michelin starred chef and franchise continue to sell his gourmet meals in local markets evengh his restaurants have reopened. his take away menus were a big hit with shoppers in recent months and are now a key part of his business. >> for months, this michelin starred restaurant remained closed due to covid lockdowns. in its kitchen, there was even more cooking than usual. this exclusive restaurant and a second one owned by the chef prepared 9000 meals per week. >> [speaking french] >> this is where that gourmet food has been sold. in 23 local markets, a full meal at the restaurant costs 90 euros on average, the market version just 24 euros. >> [speaking french] >> the restaurants and hotels 30 employees got to keep their jobs and to bring pleasure to people struggling during the pandemic, including medical workers, who got special offers. the experience was so positive, the chef intends to keep selling food on market stands, even though his restaurants have reopened. >> it looks like a nice meal wherever you have it. >> indeed, so long as i'm not cooking. i can't cook, but i

. >>>> and later, she is the fifi woman in the uk to win through michelin stars for the reremarkable "the dish." >>> and in scotland, a performance from the band texas. that is still ahead. >>> we begin with the weather this holiday weekend. millions of americans are heading out to enjoy the unofficial start of summer. the weather is not cooperating for many of them. meteorologist jeff berardelli has a look at the nation's weather and remember, he is only the messenger. >> that's exactly right. thank you for clarifying that. look at this -- it is miserable in the east. rainy, cold, 40s right now. only 50s for highs. that is tomorrow. today, it's rainy. tomorrow it's rainy. finally i think on monday afternoon, most folks begin to clear out with the exception of eastern new england and temperatures warm up, as well. we have a lot of rain coming to denver tomorrow. maybe an inch and a half. it's been a very long time since we've seen that much rain in denver and big-time storms in the plains states. the west covered under a record drought, and on top. that a major heat wave is on the wa

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. >> a michelin restaurant going vegan. the iconic restaurant taking meat off the menu.omeday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope. >>> in the "7 things to know", continue in the central valley and solano county through 5:00 this evening. winds will blow out of the north up to 40 miles per hour and humidity is bone dry as is the grass that is likely to catch on fire and spread rapidly if it does. >> and the u.s. is banning travel from india by non-u.s. citizens. the biden administration is acting in response to a devastating surge whats that broken global records for new cases. >> number four, california is issuing mask guidelines for fully vaccinated people that match the recommendations by the cdc. face coverings are no

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spee10 the only three-star woman michelin chess in america. san francisco, karen she is there. her holdback story she is french, she came to san francisco many years ago. but she is had to work her way up this very macho swashbuckling culture that is the restaurant industry. she told stories and i was sitting with her at the bowery hotel here in new york. she's pointing at the scars on her arm and said see this this is a massive grease fire. you see this? almost lost a finger the guy next men the line is like don't be a fill in the blank. she was like that is not the culture i want to have here. and she has hired so many women. was really cool about her, she's not only lifting up other women chefs in creating chefs to being by these high and sue magazine writers we wish there were more women chefs out there we would totally feature them. she's like they exist you just need to find them. if you cannot find them okay lazy writer, i will bring them to you. so she has had all of them various events. but not only that, can you tell i'm so into the women i wrote about? not only that,

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miss michelin, are you there? rachel? maybe her microphone is not working? i think she just called our office to say that her microphone is not working. is there a call-in number, mr. clerk? >> clerk: that's right. so on the individual invites that went out to today's presenters, there is also a call-in number with a conference number as well. i'm not giving out that conference number on our live meeting. but if miss michelin would caught her invite, she can find the call-in number there. and we'll watch for her call. >> commissioner safai: okay. maybe we'll skip down to our government agencies. the next person we have, that is going to present, is from the san francisco police department. i believe it's acting deputy chief. are you here? >> yes. i am. and actually i think commander walsh will start the presentation. >> good afternoon. so sorry. this is lily with sfpd. could you grant me access to share our presentation, please? >> yes. >> thank you. >> great. >> clerk: the access is updating. >> great. thank you. give me one second, please. see if i can see

michelin? all right. thank you. we'll follow up with you. what was the senate bill you said that was making its way through the legislature? >> so there is two. there is assembly bill 331. that is to extend the funding for the organized retail crimes task force. and then also some of the statutes that were out of ab-1065 passed in 2018. and then senate bill 301, which is by senator nancy skinner. that bill is a two-year bill so we'll be debating that next year. that is specific to the online marketplace and organized retail crime. >> got it. >> thank you so much. now we'll hear from chief provision officer catie miller. are you here, ms. miller? >> i'm here. good afternoon. i will put my slides up myself. can you let me know when i have the ability to do that? >> you already have the [inaudible] right now. can you see my screen? >> we can see it but it might be best if you can put it into presenter mode. there we go. >> does that work? oh. thank you, everybody. i will be actually quite quick with my presentation today and happy to answer any

so the business won two michelin stars, we were cooking stuff on tv. i'd won great british menu... it wasn't a mess, as in terms of like, life was going down. not at all. it was actually going up, so it was kind of like, ok, but, yeah, physically, i was at a point of, yeah, i had... i have had, i do have an issue with alcohol. there is a problem that i don't... i can't drink, i haven't drunk now for over eight years. and it is... there's no such thing as a single drink to me. and there never was just going out for a beer. it was always — i mean, if you were going to drink, let's get stuck in, we'll do this properly and we do it every day, and we do it... and that's a culmination of, i suppose, a couple of things. one is that addictive personality, but two, it's that release of energy, of pressures of running a business. so, you know, i opened the hand & flowers when i was 31 years old, and that's quite a young age to be opening a business, risking every penny that we've got — which isn't a huge amount at that point. and you suddenly go, "ok, everything is reliant on making this w

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this is risky considering the restaurant had 3 michelin stars, only the second one of the world behinding, china could do it. how many new yorkers are left is my question that can afford this dinner and how many will blow through $35 on a meal that is vegan, not sure. todd: got to have meet. sorry. coming up. the teachers union accused of lobbying, the cdc isn't tony it on twitter. jillian: fighting the scandal. r 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ which shows will you be getting into tonight? how 'bout all of them. netflix. 'cause xfinity gets you really into your shows. when one burns for someone who does not feel the same. daphne, let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this on x1. so go on, get really into your shows. you need a breath mint. xfinity. it's a way better way to watch. >> good morning. house minority leader kevin mccarthy is join

you can sit down at a restaurant by a michelin chef take a look at a real jumbotron. i talked to caesar's ceo and ceo of monumental sports and about what this means for the industry >> digital is where all of the growth is coming if you look around the sports book it feels like day trading right? for the millennial and gen z. >> you have to adapt to the way the customer wants to consume the product and the sports betting fits where we all look at the phones. we want constant activity, constant action. >> reporter: the american gaming association says that this is the only market in the nation with both online and retail sports betting and retail is dominant here. in the year that d.c. allowed sports betting three times more wagers through william hill than the d.c. lottery with william hill you bette within a two-block radius of the low case. >> i can place a bet through my phone? >> that's right. the thing is people are really excited to come to the sports book they opened up a pop-up sportsbook in january. fastest growing business that opened in the pandemic in the

>> michelin going to cheat and i'm going to mention three things. we won we made a number of recommendations related to budget and some have been enacted already some reforms. including the ability of members to congress for direct spending, and priorities in their own districts which is not insignificant. it is not the only budget appropriations reform proposal that we made, i think that will be one and it's one area that reform community can be helpful in helping us see some of these other reforms get passed into law. and i see that in part because when the american public thinks of the dysfunction in congress, it's one of the areas that they feel it the most. when congress kicks the can on spending when they're at the worst or government shutdowns it's an acute problem and the reforms in that space i think could make a big difference. two, william mentioned some of the proposals regarding freshman orientation. we made a number of reforms related to how members of congress get on board. and i spoke to a sports coach i said a couple weeks back, and

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a san francisco chef owner of the michelin starred thai restaurant said customers don't blame the deliveryave something. they blame the restaurant. that mistake isn't something we can take right now. in a time when restaurants, the one who -- the ones who've been able to hold on her having a tough time recovering. they say they can't take this misleading that sometimes happens with delivery services. >> i don't know that it's that misleading. most people are wise enough to know that it's the delivery service they've ordered through and paid through to report the problem. i find that to be a little surprising when argument but i think there are issues with the california law. i would be surprised if grubhub or one of its competitors doesn't try to challenge. i read the law and compared it to the settlement out of colorado, i'm wondering if there's commerce clause argument that the state is not a market player as a regulator and the law is not in california about health and safety even though it's under the health & safety code. grubhub has some arguments. the restaurant surprisingly don't n

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where you can't get in the building. >> but carl, try to get a reservation at a good restaurant michelinne star. forget it. you can't get in. >> and i do think june will be key, and it will be for us, guys, we may have some news to share about our own surroundings in the coming days, i'll leave you in suspense on that one. vix below 19 this morning. let's get to bob pisani. hey, bob >> and i hope it is going to be good news about seeing your smiling face right down here at the nyse with me let's hope that will happen real soon flattish day, flattish open, but remember, we're closing out the month on the flattish side, but the reopening story is very real take a look at the sectors not a lot to wright write home about. retailers, nice open despite nordstrom's disappointment overall, and industrials still up, tech is on the flattish side, right now, and that's been the story throughout most of the month here and if you take a look at some of the other sectors out there, the retailers are kind of mixed this morning, so for example, nordstrom, a real disappointment, on the numbers, and they

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the michelin starred new york restaurant is going vegan when it reopens next month.hat the future of restaurants is meat-free. it reflects a growing trend towards more sustainable ingredients and food practices. >>> markets around the world n business this morning asian stock markets are closed for the day, closed mixed, europe has opened mixed with london more than 6 tenths of a percent higher. it was a mixed start to the month, actually, the dow finished up 283 points, the s&p 500 closed higher but fell short of a record high, the nasdaq slipped. >>> verizon closed higher after it announced its telling yahoo and aol for 35 billion $, it had bought them for $9 billion. yahoo and aol were early pioneers. >>> earnings season continues, investors will get reports from pfizer, cvs and lyft. >>> companies are taking the lead in pushing vaccinations to get back to normal, many employers are offering incentives to get vaccinated, days off and cash bonuses and this new survey found 60% of employers will require their employees show proof they have received the shot. 31% say

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almost arbitrarily, not based on science and watching the governor go to, you know, the three-star michelintive of somebody who actually wants to leave the state, who's lived through it is probably one of them are different things that we've seen, it really does bring you a rawness that i think really amplifies the conversation about the things that matter to the people in that state irrespective almost of the party that you check, yeah, all of that. >> emily: as a californian i saw firsthand for years what happens when you try to start small businesses and how the state does everything in its power to stymie and stifle you. and meanwhile you're watching, as i outlined in the beginning, all of these issues that are just growing as your tax dollars are being thrown at it more and more, homelessness, let alone covid, it literally is a sinking ship so why do you of make up her campaign? >> kayleigh: i was very impressed by her interview, i thought she spoke with such fluidity on the local issues, i thought she seemed more at in-kind of the trump ideology when asked about, will you work with ic

he's the owner of the michelin steakhouse coat.it hard by the pandemic, and simon chose to support his community raising money for asian-americans charities in the midst of the rising hate crimes supporting black-owned businesses last summer as protests across the country called for racial justice, and giving a portion of his profits to a local food pantry to help feed hungry new yorkers. coat i'm happy to say it was able to survive the pandemic. the restaurant is up and running again, and simon was even able to open up a new restaurant in miami, something he planned to do pre-pandemic. i chose simon because he has chosen to continue to give back even when it's hard, and i just love that spirit of giving and community. so you can check out our full "gma" inspiration list on monday on goodmorningamerica.com. >> great choice. really cool project. >> absolutely. >>> and coming up, mother's day brunch for under 40 bucks. we'll be right back to show you how to do it. ♪ how to do it. ♪ struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking

i i mean, during that to you, you walking look like michelin man because i know you don't want to payt. so that's how you roll, right. because people would pay. but. they walking like this viewers layer. it's all is not going to pay. >> even if you go to hawaii, you look no man could you don't want to pay. but people are traveling because they feel safer, right. and last year area you could lay down in traffic and not get hit today. you will not only get hit before you get hit. you'll get yelled at by people saying get out of the roadway because it is so busy. now we show you some video that i shot a little bit earlier is indicative of what you can expect pretty much throughout the day. look at this. the line already snaking at the tsa checkpoint because you talked about this 37 million americans across the country. we'll leave their home on memorial day and go 50 miles or more. yes, it's not 2019, but certainly i huge step from last year. and with so many people feeling comfortable of traveling now don't expect that during a member that we did this story like i live at sfo. remember

michelin? all right. thank you. we'll follow up with you. what was the senate bill you said that was making its way through the legislature? >> so there is two. there is assembly bill 331. that is to extend the funding for the organized retail crimes task force. and then also some of the statutes that were out of ab-1065 passed in 2018. and then senate bill 301, which is by senator nancy skinner. that bill is a two-year bill so we'll be debating that next year. that is specific to the online marketplace and organized retail crime. >> got it. >> thank you so much. now we'll hear from chief provision officer catie miller. are you here, ms. miller? >> i'm here. good afternoon. i will put my slides up myself. can you let me know when i have the ability to do that? >> you already have the [inaudible] right now. can you see my screen? >> we can see it but it might be best if you can put it into presenter mode. there we go. >> does that work? oh. thank you, everybody. i will be actually quite quick with my presentation today and happy to answer any

world famous reiner ease, michelin star restaurants. here love the beautiful woman, who loved for admiring men. her father, the prominent artist. her husband, the ex fighter pilot and pharmaceutical executive. her lover, the handyman, former marine marine and fireman's expert. and her first boyfriend, that would be impressionist painter. his name is tim carrington. and she the woman at the center of all that happened, was rachel. rachel hatfield. >> so rachel, tell me about her. >> -- i'm sorry. we're starting right? >> just wondering. >> start again. oh yeah. >> what's that duty when i said that? >> my heart just went, boom. >> the subjective rachel, as you can plainly see is painful for ten carrington. a pain that might lessen if he'd only learned to forget. but all he can do is remember. like the night they first met. >> it was a july night, a party. >> and she was dancing. and i said wow, i'm gonna meet that girl. >> how old were you? >> i was 18, and i think she was 17. >> oh wow. >> love drunk teens. they set up house together. th

eleven madison park with a perfect four-star rating from "the new york times," an elusive three-star michelinhutdown its menu will be 100% vegan. >> the way we have sourced our food, the way we're consuming our food, the way we eat meat, it is not sustainable. >> yeah. >> and that is not an opinion. >> they're still charging $335 for each person to dine at this restaurant so it's how comfortable are we paying this much for vegetables. the big question is, are people willing to do it? and i think that's what everyone will have their eye on. >> reporter: daniel humm, the head chef and owner, announcing the menu overhaul on the npr podcast, "how i built this." >> so like, no meat, no animal products? >> yeah, we decided we have to put our creativity to work towards a plant-based diet. >> reporter: the announcement coming on the heels of epicurious phasing out new beef recipes. trend watchers point out that more americans are going vegetarian, and stars like beyonce, jay-z, meghan markle and kim kardashian all adhere to the diet but will plant-based dining become the future of restaurants? >> it'

continued access to space for critical national security missions and i is managed by the space and michelin center and its service branch responsible for awarding that mastic contracts for the program. the last [inaudible] of the anisette l to providers understand the phase ii coverage while service orders through 2034 with phase three likely to begin in 2025 and during a recent conversation you mentioned that the space force is currently doing research to inform these three specific so three questions here. one, is the team evaluating the benefits of selecting more than two providers for phase three and two, as the missions become more frequent and diverse can they afford enough launch options and i note the space and air is used with but streamlining and nacelle launch costs and do you think another provider for phase three could reduce cost further? >> first of all, great talking with you on the phone and i proceeded that opportunity and appreciate thet opportunity to discuss this with you. we have three priorities. first is assured access to space. nationally critical and imperative. th

. >> reporter: the stars of many others having worked in michelin starred kitchens in paris and new yorkng program specifically designed for formerly incarcerated men and women. >> when i ask about what you did, whatever it may be, we're looking at taking you to where you want to go >> reporter: applications pour in from all around the country folks eager to learn the nuts and bolts about the industry. >> you'll learn every position in the restaurant, dining room and kitchen. >> reporter: camellia is asevene student in the program roofus hill, a seven year alum who recently joined the kitchen line as a sous chef. both say the program is no cake walk >> i was frustrated at times there were times i wanted to quit but people here that's like, it's more than just, like, coworkers. they're, like, really passionate about helping people. >> what does distillation actually mean? >> it takes a lot of hard work it's worth it. it's not easy, but it is as hard as you make it. >> water boils at 212. >> there it is. >> reporter: camellia, a mom of two, is studying wine and spirits. grateful for the op

and, after losing his mum last year and then being hospitalised with covid—19, michelin—starred chefch to food and life. people in england will be allowed to hug loved ones and enjoy indoor hospitality once again from monday, as restrictions are eased. but the prime minister has urged people to "exercise caution and common sense". let's chat now to our morning gp. today it's dr william bird. he has common sense all over him! good morning. thank you for being with us this morning. goad good morning. thank you for being with us this morning. good morning. do ou with us this morning. good morning. do you share — with us this morning. good morning. do you share that _ with us this morning. good morning. do you share that optimism - with us this morning. good morning. do you share that optimism with i with us this morning. good morning. do you share that optimism with a i do you share that optimism with a hint of caution, which was coming loud and clearfrom politicians yesterday? loud and clear from politicians yesterday?— yesterday? yeah, it really is eptimism — yesterday? yeah, it reall