the other is cooking hamburger. both come from different restaurants. they're using the space as a shared kitchen. five eateries currently share the space, giving customers a wider choice of cuisine in a single location. here is food delivery. the group shares the same service, meaning all the dishes appear on one single menu. >> the advantage of this business model is the absence of up front costs. each restaurant simply contributes a portion of its profits. one eatery even shut down its own space and joined the group save on rent and overhead. the owner of this shared kitchen is this woman, who used to run her own restaurant here. she opened last november hoping to cash in on the tourism boom from the 2020 olympics. but her hopes were dashed by the covid-19 pandemic. visitor numbers plunged in march. realizing tourists wouldn't return for a long while, she decided the in may to transform her restaurant into a shared kitchen. >> translator: i thought i should shift my focus to providing s services to local customers. by joining forces with other restau

that's right, a lot of people have barbecues this weekend but the price of hamburgers and hot dogs have skyrocketed due to the meat shortage. when they heard that, dads everywhere were like well, well, well, now who's dumb for not cleaning last year's meat off the grill. grab a toothpick and have at it, junior if you are hosting a barbecue, it's still important to social distance, everyone so this year instead of grilling in the classic kiss the cook apron, you might want to try one of these other options. for instance, there's, "who has two thumbs, a grill and hasn't seen another human in eight weeks? this guy!" this next one says, "this is the only clean thing i own." here's one that says, "2020 is the hunt's ketchup of years. [ light laughter ] yeah it's just a drag, you know and nothing -- i have nothing against hunt's >> hunt's is like the new larry king i don't -- for the jokes >> jimmy: what do you mean >> larry king used to be the number one go-to joke. >> jimmy: yeah, but that was only for a couple weeks. [ light laughter ] >> now it's hunt's >> jimmy: yeah, this is like the th

holiday for hot dogs, hamburgers, -- we are looking at people buying groceries when they are not buying other things, but the price of meat has been fluctuating. what does this mean for you? john: it has fluctuated. some packing plant in the midwest, tyson even closed. now, i just spoke to one of our ranchers in montana, and he has tens of thousands of cattle. meatys things are fine, prices are dropping, lower than memorial day, and people can look for some good prices on the meat shallots this weekend. you do have higher costs as you are still coping with safety measures. how does outlook for you down the road, as you look at the weeks and months ahead? john: you are right, the costs wipes, hand, sanitizer's, we are giving our team members masks, appreciation pay of two dollars an hour we have given our team members. it has increased our cost, our margin is down, but our volume is up, which makes up for it. we have to adjust. vonnie: do you anticipate all of your employee base will come back, customers will come back? we have just been hiring since covid started. unemployment -- employ

news comes at a time when trump was in hamburg for an international summit where he had a meeting with vladimir putin and. the public told you a lot of very positive things happening in washington for the united states and for everybody in that manner to be with you thank you thank you. immediately after this handshake the trunk camp has to do damage control over the new york times story they put out a statement saying the story was wrong. you know from air force one they were very very alarmed by it on the plane ride back to the united states is when the president and his team come cox this story about how the trump tower meeting was about adoptions. flying back with his father trump jr sends an explanation to the press. at the meeting he says was merely about the adoption of russian children in the united states. so the $1000000.00 question with the trump tower meeting is what did the president know about it and when did his son tell and about the meeting at a time junior called his father and said hey we have this meeting coming up with some russian people that are offering us infor

he cut his hand while trying to separate frozen hamburger patties and his season was well done. >> nelson bumgardner missed three months in 2017 after he fell off a dirt bike during an off day in colorado. >> probably not the first time i made a stupid decision. >> he claimed he broke his left wrist in 2002 while washing his truck and it didn't last on that story and it was later learned that he actually fell off of his motorcycle. >> loops. >> the problem with these guys hurting themselves doing little chores is it gives them the ultimate excuse to not wash the dishes or do chores at home. >> what happens when a guy like michael jordan cuts is figure, finger cutting cigars. that is not a chore. >> the truth is ken bastida is missing the newscast because the fishing pole hit his head and gave him a concussion. >> that is the least of his issues. okay? >> he is lucky the boat did not think. >> he is relaxing. have a great vacation. oh brother. >> thank you. even though zoos and museums had to close again, six flags discovery kingdom reopened today and the zoo and aquarium exhibits are open

are studying since then and if we look at other countries like germany and major cities they are like hamburg and berlin, it was a similar scenario when we look at for example restaurants, reservation data. initial excitement. and we are seeing indicators weighing there. it doesly, we are -- just capture how far we are from those pre-pandemic levels and any kind of initial enthusiasm is likely to give way to this long recovery ahead going forward. thanks very much for joining us. have a great time on super saturday tomorrow. laura cooper, bloomberg mliv .acro strategist coming to us when can central banks reduce stimulus is the question of the day on the mliv blog. andrew bailey has already talked about it on bloomberg. you can reach out to us with your contribution. when can central banks reduce stimulation in order to do that? type ib+tv on your bloomberg terminals. up next, american cities tighten their coronavirus restrictions but the job market shows signs of recovery. whether the ongoing recovery has legs with the head of investment strategy. this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. trump: the

firing up their barbecues, possibly throwing back a few beers this weekend, who knew that sicilian red hamburgers, that brings me to the point that italian wineries are roaring back to life after for many months they too had to simply deal with their clients remotely. >> we have the wineries. >> even if the tasting is virtual, this on the slopes of mount etna near its highest active volcano was one of the ways she tried to stay in touch with customers during italy's long lockdown. sicily some say is the country's most exciting new wine frontier and the volcano plays a starring role, creating conditions that make for wines as good with fancy fair as they are with burgers and wings. the buzz about sicilian wine is building. the family has been in the business for six generations. >> if you look at the waters around here you look at them. >> sellers opened back up this week so tastings can go back to the real thing. it is paying off, the 2019 harvest is getting bottled up and reportedly there were some great grapes. >> i always say to everybody even if they make a very good wine. >> of course it has

if they got and took their meals as provided and didn't supplement them with salty potato chips or hamburgers. so again, it's a two-way street and my calculation, i guess i'm wrong, we're paying fairly dearly for this but it would be a benefit to the members to be offered meals that are consistent with the recommendations of their medical team. >> correct, the mom's meals does offer different diet plans for various conditions, heart failure and low sodium being within ooneof those. >> the reasons this is discussed today is because there were strong evidence that these meals do make a the difference, but they are noting in the patient's overall well-being and yes, the studies were done in relation to readmission rates which were exorbitantly high. this is a big piece of that. as fragments of our healthcare system is, this is a huge challenge and boils down to as commission scott was saying, in the hands of the case manager that is actually doing the discharge, are they able to connect the patients with these types of acute care services and i think you've heard from shannon how united approach

who knew that sicilian red went well with hamburgers and that brings me to the point that italian wine industry is roaring back to life. after it to spent the past several months only interacting with customers remotely. >> we can have -- violet, >> reporter: in vino veritas, even if the tasting is virtual. this on the slopes offorgot a t to stay in touch with customers during italy's long lockdown. the volcano actually plays a starring role. creating conditions that make for wine is good with fancy fair as they are with burgers and wings. the buzz about sicilian wines is building but the family that runs donna forgot a has been in business for six generations. >> if you speak to the workers >> smiling to because their sellers opened back up to the public this week so no tastings can go back to the real thing. and it is paying off. the 2019 harvest is getting bottled up and reportedly, there were some great grapes. >> always say to everybody that even a baby could make, in 2019, very good wine. >> reporter: they say wine consumption at home went up during lockdown, but for wineries lik

with a certain skepticism nothing's taken for granted their works are currently being showcased in hamburg dash to holland in an exhibition and titled good alsatian or good prospects the common theme photography in times of global descend from asian. among the photographers is lisa hofmann she's taken pictures in crisis and doesn't trust the images we have of them she wants to form. skeptics are a mistake on my thing skepticism and mistrust a very strong and very negatively connotation words. no i would rather say a desire has arisen to look for other possibilities for representation a lot of them. she superimposes as many as 1000 photos of places like syria and afghanistan to create a kind of them a book picture of a mass of details people and objects appear it's a photographic puzzle a kind of counter image past it and what is not to get showing what remains in the background there is no clear idea of someone witnessing events instead it always includes the gaps as well in my artistic gets to ration i try to break through classical concepts of the image and long established tragedies and

shop which offers up his creations and hamburg's songs hollie district. what remains the same is the combination of fish and bread roll. here you can enjoy a fried fish roll band and american inspired lobster roll. even. trying to find a way to bring international influences into it because as we see at the one that reflects the modern amber. fish group it's a fish role a local street food product but with an international touch through not i'm going to. burn hunch opposition his partner opened the underdogs restaurant with its industrial harbor interior in 2017. and they have a mission. to him and i don't think i'm god you when we started out young people were always saying well i don't like wished that much but without any real reason just because the classical ways of preparing fish no longer appealed to a young clientele on. the product itself is great and young people really like the way we prepare it but i am going to get to. that in the end for most northern germans it's the quality of the dish roll that counts. and if you fancy finding out more ab

are in the hole [ boos ] i repeat the hamburgers are in the hole [ boos ] all right. just press the purple one. that's good. ♪ [ boos ] thank you, journals, for now reading less like a diary and more like a captain's log after being lost at sea. [ boos ] all right. just the purple one. just this one. >> i got that. >> jimmy: yep. ♪ thank you, socks, for being the new shoes. you can pick up that one now ♪ >> who is that >> jimmy: just a stranger. ♪ thank you, journals, for now reading less like a diary and more like a captain's log after being lost at sea. [ light laughter ] that's good. you can go to the next one ♪ >> it's definitely friday around here. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, making shows from home, for making me feel like a got a promotion from talk show host to youtube star don't forget to smash that like button thank you, couch, for really stepping up during this difficult time to become a a desk, table, bed, bookshelf and trash can. next one ♪ thank you, dr. anthony fauci, listening to trump for looking like me when someone suggests a 9:00 a.m. z

and some of those people make your hamburgers." ( as trump ) "quick! ramp up the testing, and fire up the grill." of course, i don't know why anyone is surprised by this. that old crone tried to warn us of the coming meat shortage years ago. >> where's the beef? >> stephen: we have a great show for you tonight. i'll be talking to the lovely and talented jake gyllenhaal. but when we return, "meanwhile." tuuck! you want a walk? come on tucker, let's go. tuck, tuck, do you want a walk boy? tucker, do you want to go out? when the whole family needs an excuse to get out, nutro's clean recipe will help your dog keep up. week one, here we go. did everybody read the book? [miscellaneous responses of no] [orange] i read it captain. i read it. it was amazing. it opened my eyes. nah, i'm just joking. i don't have eyes. [captain] great book club guys. [orange] you know i can't read captain. [captain] great book club guys. there are so many toothpastes out there, which one should i use? try crest pro/active defense. it neutralizes bacteria for a healthier mouth tha

if you can ask my kids what their favorite food is, it's not pizza, hot dags, or hamburgers, it's grape leaves, but my mother has to make them. >> reporter: the way food can bring people together no matter how they like it makes "serial griller" a fun read, especially right now. july 4th, 2020, your message to would-be grillers out there? >> get outside and grill. first and motforemost. we've been stuck inside doing the responsible thing. i would encourage people to just take the joy of what that experience looks like. there's something magical about fire, about the smell that occurs and, of course, the taste of the food. and it doesn't matter if you're grilling seafood or vegetables or a big steak, a tomahawk ribeye like i probably have planned, i just think it puts a smile on everybody's face. >> and you can, of course, get outside and grill responsibly, as well. mich, you weren't able to join because you were on a shoot yourself. we wanted to make sure no one was left out here. >> i was. >> we've got something coming in for you. i believe. as we speak -- >> oh my god! >> the old peac

so it's a smaller version of our classic hamburger. lemonis: this is ridiculous. what are your overall food costs? travis: right now we are running at 23.7. lemonis: that low? travis: yeah. lemonis: how much revenue do you think this location can do? travis: right now i have it forecasted at $4.2 million. lemonis: really? travis: for the first year. lemonis: and what do you think the net profit will be at $4.2 million? travis: we should be dropping about 18% of that. lemonis: so like 700 grand? we're sharing in that, buddy. a typical restaurant would be hitting it out of the park if it could net 10%. travis is a rock star. thank yous are necessary, but let's be honest, they're not everything. so i want to give you a bonus. never have worked without you. never. this check for $50,000 comes from me, personally, not from the business because the sleepless nights that i didn't have, you had. travis: it's not necessary. lemonis: yeah, it is. travis: i wish it wasn't so tight in here so i could give you a hug, but you have no idea how much this will help my family, but

to hamburg chef spock raising a modern version of a german classic the fishbowl. i used to love being outside during some of thunderstorms which are quite common here in northern europe nowadays i prefer being indoors sheltered from the storm with a hot cup of tea on venice is a little more adventurous he's seen as one of the best weather photographers in germany and whenever the weather turns bad he's outside capturing lightning with his camera. remove the. dark clouds rain thunder and lightning. little photographer basti and very nerdy loves nothing more than bad weather. through hard storm cells and how i would pass and her beauty and power chasing them is a rather like the feeling an urge to hunt or gamble didn't come. the 27 year old storm chaser is out to photograph spectacular weather phenomena. like these stunning lightning bolts. or this intimidating looking storm cell. he's published some of his best work in an illustrated book. basti and then i realized on professional weather data and forecasts to find storms . or 2 from todd hoping we'll find a nice s

she understood and she gave a speech called more than a hamburger. she understood that the movement was about a lot more than sitting at a lunch counter. and that it was very important the students have their own organization and not become a part of, then, the likely organization. she was a bit subversive. she works for doctor king i think that really bears the markings of ella baker in the approach to everything. it was at that meeting. in fact, they formed themselves they were the temporary student nonviolent coordinating committee because nobody really knew how this was going to play out. julia became the communications director which meant that his primary responsibility in the world areas of mississippi in the rural areas of alabama is present at a number of amendment and china events which was not true is more important he communicating with the press. and the press at the time, several of them were really quite -- they were allies in the fights. they made a huge difference in terms of how information in birmingham a church was bombed, they go

be no planes in the sky, everyone will survive on a government allowance, and you will never eat a hamburger again. she is an avowed socialist with a senior position on the bind campaign. elizabeth warren wants companies to share profits with the community before the shareholders. on the west coast governor knew tomorrow and mayor garcetti pretty much canceled the 4th of july, stay home, wear a mask and call it a day all because of the coronavirus. yet hospitals aren't overflowing. but you need to be locked down. on the east coast governor phil murphy shut down restaurants scheduled to be open because of the virus. the same in michigan. remember when you were prevented from going to church in a blue state? now, you won't be able to celebrate your independence. think about it, your independence on the 4th of july. it looks like the 4th of july in a red state, you have a better chance to celebrate it. in the blue state there is a dark cloud that prevents you from celebrating. after all dr. anthony fauci said so. we did get good news on the job numbers, almost 5 million families who have hope,

germany isn't without its own controversial statues otto von bismarck has been dogged with red paint in hamburg while as an ongoing campaign to block the renovation of another monument to the high end chancellor in the port city bismarck wasn't just crucial in german unification he was also a driving force in colonialism and by today's standards and antti see might here in berlin selland off district anomie as hassam in 1920 s. depiction of a needling a black woman was decapitated last week kasem and remains controversial in germany he was a committed nazi and despite the fact his works continue to be displayed across the german capital this particular monument had been slated for removal by city authorities who do already deemed it earlier this year on suitable for display in the city of belin. if it had diverse society cannot exist with this kind of bigotry and prejudice you cannot live together if you do not treat each other equally people shouldn't be discriminated against based on the color of their skin so what happens to start choosing germany that no longer justify exhibition well here

i learned a long time ago that i don't need to be in a group to eat too many hot dogs and hamburgers. and if you aren't social distancing with fireworks, you're gonna get hurt. i would say fourth of july is probably my least painful calendar notification i've received during the pandemic. like many of you, i have notifications on my computer of upcoming events. back in mar and april, many of those events had to be canceled, because parting in them would mean death for someone. unfortunately, i didn't delete those events from my calendar. as a result, every couple of days i receive a reminder of what my life could have -- and should have -- been like. ding. i was gonna perform at radio city music hall. that's not happening. oh, well. my career's over. ding. oh, that's right! i was going to fly to l.a. to work on a movie that would've changed my career. well, that's never gonna happen. ding. oh, our family was gonna do our annual summer beach vacation. wow, we had to cancel that. and since it was crone, even the insurance didn't cover the cost of the rental. i ate the whole thing. that'

be on your side well, the grill was great, bubbling over the weekend got it put together in time for hamburgers on the 4th some time as in how long did it take to assemble that ground actually only took a few hours. yeah it's going take all day but my son help me now so it was a good bonding experience to get to use power tools to time. let's get on ding when i help my dad when i was a kid we didn't bond we've got and that it has a lot left over it which was not that good parts of charred good morning, good morning guys yeah, definitely not the most fun putting together the grow but you know what good you enjoy the james and hopefully you'll get a chance to use a grill again today because we've got. >>plenty of sunshine out there golden gate bridge is crystal clear. now earlier the better as far as heading outside not only is a little cooler earlier in the day, but it's also a lot calmer right now. >>than what we're about to see later on wind speeds are generally going to pick up into the late afternoon and by sunset tonight, we're back to some breezy conditions across the bay. fire danger does

jia lynn: hamburgers, hot dogs come from germany. i wonder, in the history of civilization if there has been any country that has this unusual project where people come from all over and were constantly blending cultures together. which is very difficult to do. but we have carried it off and all kinds of ways but we do not give ourselves enough credit for it. host: if you have joined us late, we are talking to jia lynn book, "at her new mighty and irresistible tide." in 1950 two, what it did for asian naturalization, you have people trying to overturn the 1924 quotas 31952. 1952 renews the quotas. there is one group of people advocating for passage, that is japanese-americans. it is for the one portion of the law because the quotas were not good for them but it would allow those who are here to naturalize. it highlights there was a lack of coming together of groups to find a solution that would have benefited everybody. you see parallels to that, to air current political discourse on immigration policy? jia lynn: i do. there are kind