but i'm as much of a chef as most of the people on food network. and i've competed on food network. and if you ask bobby flay, the greatest cook ever. lemonis: okay. ♪♪ ana: when the second book came out, they had done this big thing in the miami herald about my new book, so i started getting, like, calls for endorsement deals and things like that. and i got called to do "real housewives of miami." don't hold that against me. lemonis: so, you were on "real housewives of miami"? how many seasons? ana: yeah, for two seasons. i'm a terrible housewife because, to me, everything is attorney-client privilege, so i don't perpetuate rumors. so, no, it didn't work for me. lemonis: so, the million dollar marinade? how'd you come up with that name? ana: i don't know. it rolls off the tongue. lemonis: what's funny about it is you told me a lot of different things about it. ana: yeah? lemonis: "it does this. it could do that. it could do this. it could do that." how do i know that? ana: you don't. lemonis: because million dollar sauce is, like, i don't -- does

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up-cycling was featured as a top trend of 2021 by both "food network" magazine and whole foods.e up-cycled food association in 2019. what exactly is up-cycled food? >> it's a way of taking otherwise wasted food and creating something new and nutritious out of it to prevent food waste. >> reporter: about 1.3 billion tons of food are wasted every year globally. the association represents more than 140 businesses across 20 countries. some are big companies like dole, while others are startups with product lines devoted solely to up-cycled food like snacks made of salmon skins or make-up powder crafted from rice starch. >> there's already more than 400 up-cycled products on the market. but consumers don't know which ones they are because there's no label. there's no way to identify which are the up-cycled products. >> reporter: that's until next week when the association will unveil a new label on earth day. soon to be seen on shelves nationwide, it certifies a net-positive impact on the environment, taking into account manufacturing and transportation. while the term up-cycling is

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food to eat shouldn't be one of them, but here in america, that is a real worry for 1 in 5 children. this is unacceptable and something feeding america is working to solve. through a nationwide networkry community in the united states, including yours. see how you can help your community. visit feedingamerica.org. together, we can solve hunger. together, we're feeding america. >> greg: welcome back to the best show you will ever see in this time slot on fox news tonight. a totally hundred percent accurate and it has to be because right now we're going to find out if there is anything we got wrong this week on the show. for that we go to our show's ombudsman. steve has been at home, social distancing, watching every episode of our show this week and he's here to correct us on any mistakes that the panelists have made. obviously, i know i didn't make any but i'm sure kat did. it's really getting kind of painful and embarrassing. steve, how did we do in our first week? >> well, greg, not surprising, you were the biggest offender on monday. you ended your show with a quote from the late great freddie mercury. mike can, we roll that tape? [applause] is this the real world or is this just

food that would otherwise be wasted at the time a network of $25.00 half a surround ek served meals made from refugee food and since then i don't see how to create over $120.00 projects in the u.k. and 6 other countries and $7000.00 tons of food to be safe in the bank chose of course that's except for the project but also that the problems are new got wes. so we're at the kindness warehouse and the real term for projects in leeds this is $15000.00 square foot warehouse into subsurface food that would have gone somewhere you see behind me is all the compostable stuff so next those we have to meet you but we compost all this way just to make sure that none of it caused by kids want to see beautiful fruits and vegetables and lots of very expensive products that come in like nuts and seeds and high volume kind of niche products going to waste great you know most of the food but also it's the resource not go into producing all of this for it's were shipped all over the world stored in single use prosthetics and then to be done it's always state so in order to restore the balance we need to co

found out that the real junk food project which intercepts and we distribute food that would otherwise be wasted at the time a network of $25.00 half a surround ek south meals made from refugee food and since then i don't see how to create over 120 projects in the u.k. and 6 other countries and 7000 tons of food to be safe in the bank which has of course a success for the project but also that the problems on it got worse. so we're at the kindness warehouse and the real term for projects in leeds this is a $15000.00 square foot warehouse intercept surplus food that would have gone somewhere just to see behind me is all the compostable stuff so next there was we have a committee to try but we compost all this way just to make sure that none of it caused by could talked over we see beautiful fruits and vegetables and lots of very expensive products that come in like nuts and seeds and high value kind of nice products going to waste but you know the so many people got caught for to get access to this amount of food symbolizes a lack of relationship so the sources of food are also it's the resource won't go into producin

worst thing -- one of the worst things when you are writing is the network, they always -- not black enough, doesn't eat caribbean foodcan we do? what other changes?e i didn't see any barbecue. [laughter] many moons ago. greg: can you do the accent forever? >> get down, degen. >> many moons ago, i wrote for abc george was, speaking out of- school here but someone at abc wanted george to have arg tortia maker and they are like so where do you get your tortillas, george? he's like i get them from the grocery store. [laughter] well, we want -- we think a tortilla maker and it was like a really big issue, he wasn't like latino enough. it's the same thing. justify her existence and salary, i think.ry >> how is it conversation, actually, there's not enough stereotypes in this movie to make it offensive. a few years ago we had this conversation about a block aerial, of course we have a black ariel and i think that's great but what she jumped in and aerial doesn't eat enough caribbean food so we can't do that? is that somehow not offensive? i don't understand. greg: none of us can actually say -- none of us here can say what

network notes. he's not black enough. he doesn't have caribbean food. i'd let her go. what else can we do? what other changes can we make? i didn't see any barbecue. there was no hip hop. ridiculous. many, many moons ago -- >> greg: can you do that accent forever? >> i can, greg. get down, dagen. >> i'm all over it. >> many, many moons ago i work on the george lopez situation for abc. george was -- speaking out of school here, someone at abc wanted george to have a tortilla maker. they're like so where do you get your tortillas, george? i get them from the grocery store. that's -- we think a tortilla maker -- it was like a really big issue. >> greg: hilarious. >> he wasn't latino enough for the brass. it's the same thing. justify her existence and her salary by saying there's no caribbean food. >> how is the conversation -- actually, there's not enough stereotypes in this movie. a few years ago we had this conversation about a black aerial. yeah, we can have a black ariel. why not? this lady would say that ariel doesn't eat enough black food. we can't do it. that's not offensive? i don't u

network notes. he's not black enough. he doesn't have caribbean food. i'd let her go. what else can we do? what other changes can we make? i didn't see any barbecue. there was no hip hop. ridiculous. many, many moons ago -- >> greg: can you do that accent forever? >> i can, greg. get down, dagen. >> i'm all over it. >> many, many moons ago i work on the george lopez situation for abc. george was -- speaking out of school here, someone at abc wanted george to have a tortilla maker. they're like so where do you get your tortillas, george? i get them from the grocery store. that's -- we think a tortilla maker -- it was like a really big issue. >> greg: hilarious. >> he wasn't latino enough for the brass. it's the same thing. justify her existence and her salary by saying there's no caribbean food. >> how is the conversation -- actually, there's not enough stereotypes in this movie. a few years ago we had this conversation about a black aerial. yeah, we can have a black ariel. why not? this lady would say that ariel doesn't eat enough black food. we can't do it. that's not offensive? i don't u

least 10 major armed groups of backed anti to protest as in myanmar or soul food baby is the spokesperson for the karen support network is in myanmar as current state and says the displaced people need immediate humanitarian assistance. all this market there's not been any jet fighters flying over the kindle territory but we have seen a lot of drones continue to surveillance the areas and right now we have more than 30000 internally displaced people hiding in the jungle because they don't know where the jet fighters are coming again and they don't know where and when they go to drop the bombs again so disturbing to see this more than 20000 internally displaced people is currently in its humanitarian effect and tiring and has. put a very restricted border accept social monetary aspects that come in from thailand to cranston it is very much and the control of thai authority and we have not see a. human to accept being alone by the past already much so these people need immediate humanitarian access right now and we replaced the entire authority as well to launch me to access to these people and then eve the job fighters

so i have been given permission from bbc asian network to follow one of the cars now to drop off one of the foodore kindness and patience. the family we are meeting says they would be unsafe if they had to return to the country they are from, so we are not showing their faces. they tell us these food parcels are a big help. all these stuffs, let me... ok, i don't buy to these. i can spend my money on other side, to buy stuff for my children. my sister, she bought this t—shirt. i am still wearing this — since six years. i am not buying for myself, i want to buy for my children. the home office says they provide asylum seekers who would otherwise be destitute with free accommodation and cover their utility costs. they say those in full board accommodation are provided with £8 a week for clothes, nonprescription medicines and travel, while those in self—catered accommodation receive a weekly allowance of £39.60. ramadan is a time of fasting, but also of charity. at the end of the day you are helping people with the deliveries of these food packages, but also it is the fact that, you know, you will

food crisis made worse by the pandemic. more and more people are relying on a network of volunteer kitchens as rafael romo now reports. >> reporterwhile one group cuts vegetables on one side, the other group gets the pork ready. it's mid-afternoon in uruguay's capital, and there is no time to waste. at this soup kitchen, hundreds of meals must be ready by dinnertime. they call it the people's pot. it's a group of volunteers with a noble mission, feeding those who have fallen on hard times due to the covid-19 pandemic. andrea is one of the volunteers working to feed the hungry. >> translator: we're in a food crisis, one of the biggest ones we've had in the history of uruguay. >> reporter: she was recently in their shoes. she says she was left with a little more than the equivalent of 20 u.s. dollars when a bag of diapers in uruguay costs $13. it wasn't only diapers. i also had to pay the bills and other things. the first help i got came from a place like this, she says. this is not the only people's pot in montvy deo. according to a recent study, there are nearly 700 around the country feeding at one point as many as 55,000 people

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international trial travel is critical to the networks that sustain the aviation industry to make a strong and travel further. mask enforcement is critical with the return of food and beverage service we would ask the enforcement on those directives that will expire on may 11 is extended through september and airlines hold off on food and birth beverage service because every time someone takes a drink or a bite they are removing the mask putting others at risk. this is critically important and look forward to the questions going forward. there's more to talk about that these are the key issues and thank you to this committee for your diligent work we did something historic that should be a template how we put in place going forward. >> thank you next is the president and ceo for the leading passenger. a position he has held 2011. you are recognized for your opening statement. >> ranking member cruz also chair cantwell and the ranking member. we appreciate the opportunity to talk to the community on the commercial aviation industry. personally i want to thank the entire congress for the care and attention you have given our industry and employees over the last y

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network. there are covid restrictions of course parks allowed to operate at 25% capacity and only for residents of california. guests will have their temperatures checked, masks required, foodt rides will be open, including new attractions. from universal city, here's cnbc's julia boorstin. >> reporter: universal hollywood's reopening is a sign southern california, which has been hit hard by the pandemic, is coming back online. >> 2, 1, let's hear it, guys. >> reporter: and consumers are getting in line. tickets sold out for the preopening yesterday for season pass holders and they're sold out through sunday universal says guests have been enthusiastic and demand is strong. >> people in southern california love theme parks they always have it's kind of the spiritual home of the industry. it's part of the culture here. they haven't been able to visit for a year so they're trying to catch up for that lost time now. >> reporter: in addition to implementing distancing measures, the company invested in its attractions it finished a new secret life of pets ride and revamped jurassic world, the ride. in the past year both universal and disney investing in technology at their parks

a television chef based in mumbai who, along with various other chefs, is networking around the country, making home—cooked food and tomorrow, the bbc is bringing you a special day of coverage on the deepening coronavirus crisis in india and its significance for the globalfight against the pandemic. we ll have reports, interviews and analysis across bbc tv, radio and digital throughout the day. borisjohnson will chair a cabinet meeting later as he attempts to shift the focus from a series of claims and questions over his conduct. among them is an accusation he said he would rather see "bodies pile high" than approve a third lockdown. mrjohnson and number ten deny he said that, the prime minister described multiple reports as "total rubbish". borisjohnson is also facing mounting pressure over the redecoration of his downing street flat. downing street refused to say whether mrjohnson received a loan from the conservative party to pay for renovations, but said any "gifts or benefits" would be declared in the ministerial transparency registers. the latest claims come after a bitter row between the prime minister a

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network that sustain our aviation industry and make us strong. and promote tourism and travel further. mask enforcement is krit critical on this and return of food and beverage service ask that both the extension of the mandates on masket and enforcemt from the tsa security direct of that is set to expire on may 11th is extended through september and that airline pulled off on food and berchg service returning to the flights because everyone, every time someone goes to tack a drink, or ali bite, they are removing that mask and putting others at risk. both of these issues are critically important and i look forward to questions going forward there's so much more to talk about. but these are the key issues and again, i want to thanks this committee so much for your diligent work we did something historic heres that should be a template for how we put in place relief in any time going forward. thank you our next witness is president ceo of airlines for america. the trade association for ten of the country leading passenger and cargo airlines, a position he's held since 2011 thanks so much for joining us today you are recognized for your opening sta

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business travel and to the networks that sustain our aviation industry and make us strong and promote tourism and travel further. mask enforcement is critical on this, and the return of foodand beverage service, we would ask that both the extension of the mandates on the masks and the enforcement from the tsa security directive that is set to expire on may 11 is extended through september and that airlines hold off on food and beverage service returning to the flights, because every time someone goes to take a drink or a bite, they are removing that mask and putting others at risk. both of these issues are critically important, and i look forward to the questions going forward. there is so much more to talk about. but these are the key issues. and, again, i want to thank this committee so much for your diligent work. we did something historic here that should be a template for how we put in place relief in any time going forward. >> thank you. our next speaker is a tentative professor for the leading airlines, a position he's held since 2011. mr. calaway, thank you for today. you are recognized for your opening statement. >> thank you, ranking member cruz. i also want to

network is just the beginning. ♪ ♪ for those of us who secretly like when the syrup touches all the other food... da ba ba ba >>> we are back. coming up at 7:40 on this monday with in the in-depth today the controversy that dominated baseball's opening weekend. >> in response to georgia's new voting law, the major league has pulled this year's all-star game out of atlanta that has led to vocal responses from both sides of the issue nbc's blayne alexander is in atlanta with the story blayne, good morning >> reporter: guys, good morning to you this is truist park, it's the home of the atlanta braves, and up until last week, it was also the home of this season's major league all-star game but with almost three months until the big game, the major league baseball league decided to pull the game out of georgia. it is a decision that is bringing both praise and calls for boycotts this morning, it's game on, just not in atlanta baseball commissioner rob manfred announcing the league will move this summer's 2021 all-star game, pulling out of the peach state. a direct response to georgia's new voting law,

food delivery, grocery delivery and helping with the multiple jobs. so that way, the driver has very little down time when the driver has little down time, it is more fiseffi efficient networkssed to the consumer moremerchants come on because they want more business. more merchant selection grows, more consumers come on >> so, speak to this, if you could, in the growth strategy and what that looks like and what the business looks like two or three years out from now. specifically to the extent you can speak to it, when you think this becomes a profitable business >> sure. what will happen over the next three-to-five years -- southeast asia is an exciting option you are looking at the core space where we are right now we are a category leader in ride hailing and food delivery and mobile payments. you are talking about 180 billion market here. when you think about how we have grown, we have really grown and grown sustainably. i'll give you an example in food delivery, we actually entered late there were many competitions there. over the years, we proven to be number one in food delivery across the region. five out of sixof the markets today are positive you is grow sustainabl