chef lamont, thank you for joining us.ning champion of this competition taking place. people will try to take your crown. is this what your present. >> this is what we present lester. this is the winning dish. last year. this is the winning dish. we have tri-tip on the grill. mix of ratatouille. fresh at a mommy and sweet corn. fresh tomatoes. fresh basil in there. sweet corn purie in the back. actually took some of this corn mixture and actually puried it down to almost a sauce. when we use the spice mixture that was provided by the local purveyors at old town's bicep. >> i want to ask you about the secret ingredient. as a chef, how hard is it, they will tell you that you need to use a green and inc. as part of a competition. how hard is it to say okay, i'll use this. how do you prepare >> you just always stay ready. almost ready to roll. i cook all the time. i love food and part of learning about it is learning but different ingredients and different ways to use different ingredients. no different from any challenge. usi

at lamont the spaniard started from hole position on his honda and finished 2 seconds ahead of to cut the writer and it's also the victory was marquez's 3rd in the last 4 races as well as honda's 300 in moto g.p. that puts marquez 8 points ahead of italy's 2 of its also in the championship rankings. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you tens of thousands of people have been rallying across europe ahead of the upcoming european parliament elections they're protesting against nationalist and far right parties and showing their support for a stronger in you feel actions kick off thursday in britain. they're watching d.w. news i'm irish waiter always back with more at the top of the hour for now stay tuned for the bundesliga with a look back at another winning season for buying munich coming up right after the break thanks so much for being with us. i'm secure in the volume. the time and in the end this for me you are not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions and. what's your story ready. i'm with nu

there's not enough time to get into those details but in 1993, norm lamont asked theo be one of plaintiffs' expert witnesses in the trial. then, i told him nobody died, what are you worried about? in, norm convinced me spend about 10 hours and ig at the data did. and it fundamentally changed view, the seriousness of what happened tmi.at before i get into that though there's two things i abouto talk about, framing the discussion. i've heard a couple of forle, i've been here five days, used the word the tmi "accident." i don't use that word. accident is when a deer hits your car. disaster, a catastrophe, a meltdown, but it was not an accident. a near miss at another babcock and wilcox plant like this one in toledo nine months earlier. foreseeable. and, in fact, when i worked electricrk city and gas, i bought the last wee ever bought and looked at the four westing house general electric, and wilcox and wel determined this design here was too fragile. thehrew them out of consideration because it was a thoroughbred and we were clydesdale and right.ed out we were this is a design that is subject

show mena broke the story of president micron's aide who beat up a protester at a rally last year lamont editorial director says the development is worrying as she's the 5th journalist who's recently been summoned in this way will delve deeper into this story later on in this bullet. tons of non recyclable waste may end up in canadian territorial waters if the country doesn't take it back from the philippines as the warning of president detect militar has found to start shipping the trash to ottawa by next week despite canada's plea for more time the spot is part of a wider trend of which countries using poor ones as their dumping ground were gassed to death reports. few of us ever wonder where all our trash goes plastic bottles old t.v.'s baby diapers you put in the bin and poof it's gone says recycling it even feel good about it but it doesn't disappear it isn't all recycled much of it shipped away for poor people to deal with. obviously canada is not taking this issue nor account you seriously the filipino people are grimly insulted about canada treating this country as a dump site im

may day rallies and may just cities around the world at lamont by violence as protesters of all stripes clashed with riot police. in europe lanty caps and prominent in the may day violence spawned in charlotte do you witnessed the unrest in paris. well may day started with violence the food the protests the official protests even began those protests is trying to move from beautified to move printers up towards plastic italy as a result of that the police who want to move about half a kilometer away stone seats firing tear gas and pushing people back and used that opportunity to make arrests over the block blocks we have seen tear gas used to cannons use trying to put out vehicles that have been set on fire by some of the protesters and you can see a huge huge security force all around the perimeter all over this area we saw some of the protesters looking like they were trying to make a barricade here something that we've seen them do elsewhere in the route as a result of that some of the mobile police forces came in with their bathrooms hitting them and taking them away and detaining p

driver quit formula one to focus on winning part 3 of the triple crown spaniard has already won the lamont 24 hour race after monaco promptly. rafa nadal looks to be heading out form at just the right time no doubt about jock itch of the italian open final to win its 1st title of the year it is building up to the defense of his french open title that 2nd grass of tournaments of the year starts on sunday. always a special place against iraq and roger dubuis got on much as i had. the last 14 years so it's always a special you know you're doing a great way to get it out that will always lies we can measure invited here so yeah it's an important thing that's not me. carolina on a contact in the women's final 4 seed from the czech republic proving too good to take it 6364 this is the 3rd and biggest clay court title of us career. and emotions were high for you ventus on sunday as they played their final home game of a serious season as the champions collected all the winners trophy there was a chance for the fans to say goodbye to head coach massimiliano alegria is leaving after 5 years in char

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standings the honda riders started on pole and took the checkered flag as he won the french grand prix at lamont on sunday a spaniard taking his 3rd victory in the last 4 races to put him in control of the title race is now 7 points clear in the riders championship. and on 4 wheels max for stepan treated his home dutch f one fans to a taste of what's to come red bull have tested because of the some forward track which is returning to the race calendar next season struck last stage f one in line 152 and will be the 1st dutch grand prix in 35 years. primos row glitch underlined he's building is favored to win cycling's judah that earlier with victory on stage 9 the slovenian won the 35 kilometer time trial around the streets of ricky yawning on sunday roll glitch topping the timings with ease run of 51 minutes 52 seconds and is no mood to 2nd in the general classification italian conti retained the overall lead but is expected to relinquish their pink jersey once they head into the mountains next week monday will be the 1st race day of this year's judo. defending n.b.a. champions the golden state

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my good friend gary, don, stacy, dana, diane, lamonte, taylor, denny, and of course uncle phil.e our roll requires us to be squeaky wheels sometimes. it is finding that shared vision that allows us to make it a better place. we could all just put our vibes out there. without concession, without looking at each other to say we are all in this together for better parks, the commission, prozac and the department, it wouldn't work. it would be a broken system. i am glad to be part of that. i feel the rec park department is open to finding middle ground. it is always nice to be recognized as a member of prozac. it is nice to see our hard work on display all over the city. i would like to thank catherine stephanie for making parks a priority in their term. our committee is an asset to individual communities and districts. it is clear our national park score reflects how much as individuals we are part of park success. as i term out and no longer serve on prozac, i challenge members and alliance to work with individuals and groups, organizations to make our parks better, support new op

>> lamont tomson. >> you did it like a rapper. what's your name?> pierre richards. >> mischa. >> so how did you end up here talking to me? >> we saw you outside the window and tried to gather more coworkers, but the white coworkers were like ooh! >> thanks for that ego boost. there is something about d.c. people with a chip on your shoulder. is that true? >> you say that about a couple of things. >> like d.c., some cities -- >> very proud. >> we sometimes don't get the respect we deserve. like there is no culture in d.c. any time a new person is in d.c., i try to tell them the history of the city because so many people don't know. they don't understand why we don't have representation. they think it's because the government is here, but when black people moved here after the reconstruction period, white people did not think we were smart enough to govern ourselves. we don't have representation because of racism. >> she ain't lying. 25,000 africans moved to town because it was pro union and they had a growing inf infrastructure of black businesses.

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lamont geddes is one of the folks who brought this to the school. pell me about the impact of bringing the peole together. the children, the organizations th law enforcement. >> the impact was simply amaz g amazing. our students made metors, made friends weekly with police officers and then together we created magic in the bathroom stalls. r bathrooms no longer look like just regular thoms, they are actually beautiful art with positive messages. >> iov lthis. i'll bring in kevin codelapd, he is with co-three and a retired police officer. mpd officers in the house, as well. [ cheers ] brothers andpesisters k, nccf, kevin, this was a collaborative effo because it has to be that way to make the relationships work. >> at is correct. and the goal -- our goal was to bring people together. bring the youth and the community together so that we could make a difference in the community. so the relationships with the children became impactful. it became veryng meal to the children. they now have a better relationship. they can talk to the officers, call them b

lamont getis can talk more about your role with the project. >> so i serve as a director here at jcnallehooldren and families and collaborate with code 3 and it is important that this narrative is told. gative mes there is a narrative when it comes to police officers and our students but this is something positive and it is magical. let's tell the story i of what happening here because we're what? red hot. >> reporter: so you mentioned code 3. retired law enforcement officers, that organization paid for all of this. and of course workin with active officers and retired officers, kevin copeland could talk about that important work beyond the murals, the relationships. >> you're absolutely right. we took on oath to protect and serve and now we're serving the community and trying to be mart of change. change is not what you say ands it i what you do'r and we doers and we have a bunch of doers here today. we want to thank our partners who came out to help us to make this happen. >> reporter: thank you all for making this happen. don't you love your murals?[ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: s

>>washington correspondent alexander lamont she says that a new banking act would change that although it is facing stiff opposition. >>the safe banking act would give the marijuana industry access to bakes senator catherine cortez masto supports the bill cannabis or marijuana businesses that exist. >>to states like nevada that have allowed it utilize financial services, she says as the name implies the safe banking act would make marijuana businesses safer. >>currently with no banks to process credit card payments, it's cash only anytime there's. >>the bill has bipartisan support in congress and has support from top state law enforcement officials, 38 attorneys general signed a letter urging congress to pass the bill organizations that oppose legal marijuana say that's astonishing because now wanna remains illegal under federal law. >>and what we're talking about is giving criminal federal enterprises. >>access to the bank's looking for autos is with smart approaches to marijuana. >>are we going to do that with other you know illegal couldn't cope industries that the mob lines or that

speakers, including palestinian-american activist linda sarsour and gently university professor marc lamont hill, who was recently fired from cnn for speaking up for palestinian rights. it will also include our guest today, who's joining us in our new york studio. roger waters,nder cofounder of the ban. and joining us from the university of massachusetts-amherst is sut jhally, professor of communication at the university and founder and executive director of the media education foundation, which organized the event. we welcome you all to democracy now! sut jhally, thank you for joining us. let's begin with you. can you explain what has taken place since the announcement of this panel for may 4? >> good morning, amy. it has been a firestorm of criticism since we announced the panel. i know the chancellor of the administration have received scores of telephone calls protesting the event. the massachusetts republican party has protested the event and wanted to be canceled. there was a letter written by 80 organizations, 80 right-wing organizations demanding the event be canceled and the univer

completely prestigious triple proud of motor sport having already won the monaco grand prix at the lamont $24.00 hour break. and that's why he's for promoting nick back to you thank you so much we'll see you later thank you it's not in the french riviera where the kind of film festival is underway 2 very different types of comedy films open this year's event famous directors will compete with promising new comments for the big prize the pump will challenge the reports now from cairo. film stars flashbulbs festival magic. can is a celebration of cinema like no other and in its 72nd year it is still surprising audiences. this year its opening with a zombie comedy. packed with stars directed by jim the dead don't die seems an unlikely choice for the prestigious festival but the american director has used to sneak in big ideas that they sometimes get buried under all the bodies the festivals directed. explained his choice. general cinema is important for cinema for many artists especially in the era of big studios it was a way for them to express themselves within a defined framework and toda

the legislator is raising capital gains on the top earners, but governor ned lamont says high taxes haveners. fair share say it's a myth that the rich are leaving those moving out are mainly low-income earners who they say can't afford to live there anymore. they say 100% of the state's income gains since the financial crisis have gone to the top 1% and that the state's cost of government is among the ten lowest in the country. the governor's office saying, "we cannot tax our way to growth." so, he is holding firm >> all right. >>> joining us now, jared bernstein. jared, my man! it's been a while. center on budget and policy priorities, senior fellow and cnbc contributor it's weird, isn't it, how we always argue, but i see you and i don't know, i just love you. >> you just feel good. you feel warm in your heart. >> why is that do you feel the same way or you can't reciprocate with that -- >> i can at least partially reciprocate. >> how does that work? it's not about politics -- >> we've known each other a very long time, and we have differences -- >> right. >> but we're old friends. >> y

lamont, with 600,000 people, probably does not have the same sort of bargaining power. speaking with experts in pennsylvania, they talk about long-term care being one of the big drivers and cost and an ,ssue we need to struggle with particularly with all of the aging boomers. have is medicare for all deal with that? >> the plan does cover long-term care. problem in the current system, both because it is not covered in general, but also you do have coverage under medicaid. many people who could get by fine with health care that is not covered or nursing home care that is covered. it is obviously less desirable if they could get by with having some minimal amount of home health care, rather than going facility on topacility of that, it is much more expensive. while he want to do is provide people with the care they need, not having them get care they may not need but is affordable gaza power structure to the system. >> there has been talk of people losing their medicare, but under the bills, benefits would improve substantially. that could be an area with substantial savi