>> rene: so, this is actually beer made from asparagus. >> anthony: it's tasty. >> rene: yeah. >> renes the name of the cow. >> soren: uh, 76300330. >> rene: chef, do you want to do the tartar? >> anthony: what are you thinking, just hack up the meat? >> rene: hack up the meat. oh, it already looks good. i'm going to go on the asparagus, on the leeks. clean them up, grill them. put a little sun lotion on these guys. soren, do you want to do a potato salad? >> soren: yeah. >> rene: what should we put on the tartar? wild onions -- bit of this horseradish. that's the chives. chive flowers. >> anthony: okay a little salt on the leek and a little cheese? >> rene:es. >> rene: that's the angelica. take all these flowers and we mix that in. some vinegar. elderflower vinaigrette for the grilled asparagus. >> soren: a few eggs from my mother's free birds. >> anthony: done. >> rene: it didn't take us 10 minutes, but we have four courses. this is like three michelin stars, chef. >> anthony: oh yeah. >> rene: ooh. oh man. >> anthony: perfect. look at that. >> rene: wow. wow, wow, wow. >> anthony: t

>> rene: no. no.d doing a sauce because you have to find a balance and this is the only one connection. >> anthony: i happen to agree with you. as much as we might like to think of them as artists, i think chefs are probably craftsmen, or artisans. i think there's one chef who i would argue is an artist. i would hold up ferran adria as an example of an artist. >> rene: as i know he don't believes he's an artist, no, he says, "i'm a cook." >> anthony: yeah, but i think he's wrong. rheinischer sauerbraten. traditional sauerbraten. good sauerbraten. but morrissey is going to brown out his shorts if he sees you eating this because it is, how shall i say, equine in origin? old bessie didn't quite make it to the soap factory. >> rene: you like horsemeat? >> anthony: yeah, i do like it actually. this is one of the few places that still does it. >> rene: yeah. >> anthony: the arbitrary decisions we make about what animals we're gonna eat, even i do. you know, 15 years, i've been eating all over the world, i'v

. >> and renee also. renee was an innocent little neighbor lady, you know? favor. >> reporter: renee farnsworth, the second victim, marilyn's friend and neighbor who had gone with her to drop jordynn off. renee's daughter, dorothy, pleaded to the public for help. >> i'm here for my mom. i hope that somebody out there has it in their heart to come forward and help us with this. >> reporter: someone had ambushed the two women in the driveway. renee had been shot once. marilyn twice. the second shot at close range to the head. >> reporter: do you have crimes like that in tucson in that neighborhood? >> i'm a homicide detective. i wouldn't need this job if we didn't have any homicides. and how nice would that be? but this is incredibly rare to have a random act of violence to two women who have done nothing to anybody. >> reporter: how quickly, detective, do you start to connect the dots and say, "this is the mother in the same house of the missing linda watson?" >> immediately. immediately. >> reporter: several hours later, pima county sheriff's investigators w

bowing in awe of rene's mom.d to believe rene charles is now 16. >> look at you, man. you're all grown up. it's incredible. >> thank you. >> when are you going to start singing? >> i don't know about that. i don't think i have the voice for it. >> all right. >> we'll see -- well, you never know. you never know. >> he's into music and he's great in school, i have to admit. he didn't talk about that, but i'm very proud of him. ♪ do be love ♪ >> and this icon clearly entertained this one. ♪ >> we caught celine leading a singalong backstage to icon award recipient, cher. >> when i was really young my mom said, you're not going to be the smartest, you're not going to be the prettiest or the most talented but you're going to be special. >> it capped t offhe snapchatty star's birthday weekend, turning tbackinime sheer mesh at 71 years old. ♪ >> miley cyrus was overcome by emotion, tearing up as she performed her new song "malibu" live for the first time. it's the song she wrote about fiance liam hemsworth and he was bac

that's how rene rivera is a season has gone. gone from all catch, can't hit, low header to let's put him on and take our chances with florez. now one lug our eyes is going to come off the bench and run >> alex: there's nothing more terry collins would like dan and assurance run. >> joe: he's certainly not mailing and the rest of us eighth-inning. it getting better speed out at second base. rivera wants to keep in the ball game to catch the top of the ninth. here's wilmer florez to hit. as we said, it has to make the metz happy to see those two scoreless frames. while one outside. i know to keep in mind, the angel who scored the most runs and baseball in the ninth inning this year. he will take over next half inning. pennington pictured a moment ago leads it off. >> alex: if you're florez, you're looking for a ball metal end. >> joe: back into the corner. this ball is there. maybin. one run scores. rivera was held late. he is stuck. and safe. not much going right for the angels. it's a 5-2 game. you credit rivera for not giving u

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for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown at the metropolitan opera. >> woodruff: coming soon for reneethe singing voice of actress julianne moore in a film version of the novel "bel canto." and that's the newshour for tonight. on thursday, we continue our look at the fallout from president trump's firing of james comey and will see the new acting director of the f.b.i. testify on capitol hill. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> supported by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the well-being of humanity around the world by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at rockefellerfoundation.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org narra

that's how rene rivera is a season has gone.from all catch, can't hit, low header to let's put him on and take our chances with florez. now one lug our eyes is going to come off the bench and run >> alex: there's nothing more terry collins would like dan and assurance run. >> joe: he's certainly not mailing and the rest of us it getting better speed out at second base. rivera wants to keep in the ball game to catch the top of the ninth. here's wilmer florez to hit. as we said, it has to make the metz happy to see those two scoreless frames. while one outside. i know to keep in mind, the angel who scored the most runs and baseball in the ninth inning this year. he will take over next half inning. pennington pictured a moment ago leads it off. >> alex: if you're florez, you're looking for a ball metal end. >> joe: back into the corner. this ball is there. maybin. one run scores. rivera was held late. he is stuck. and safe. not much going right for the angels. it's a 5-2 game. you credit rivera for not giving up during the run down

this is one hot mama toed to l son renee charles.a parent as we can be. >> after her husband renee passed away she received the public icon award. i just collapsed and i'm proud of my family so much. >> another thing to look forward to on suay award. >> there was another big premiere last night the pirates adventure. >> and maybe orlando bloom has spent too much time at sea. he kept mixing us up with the other "e.t." >> "e.t." phone home, right? >> phone home. home. home. home. >> how many people do that? >> the way you delivered it. >> take me home," e.t." whatever. >> he's a kidder. before the premiere, orlando was having fun getting ready on instagram with his pooch. >> he's the best ever. i love him. but his real pride and joy, his 6-year-old son, flynn. >> favorite thing about being a dad? >> being a kid again, reexperiencing that on that level. >> another proud pap listen to johnny depp talk about his daughter lily rose crushing it on the red carpet. >> can we talk about this? >> shocking. she's 18, the perfect creature. and it

reneed to remind ourselves just how stunning a defeat it was. people are annoyed she is back in the scene. it's a tax reminder the democrats have no game. tom perez is there the head of the dnc chair. is it hillary clinton who won't go away and saying she is going to start a political action committee. judge jeanine: why would people give this woman money? >> i'm not sure they will. this party needs to fill their bench. they have a very thin bench. name a democratic governor you think is viable for president. name a centrist regional moderate democrat. the president couldn't get a single vote on healthcare. they are myopic and not reasonable. this is the thing i want to tell you. the republican party is working together. the white house, the house, the senate, the state legislatures. the democratic party is a collection of ad hoc protesters. they left you a their garbage behind in washington, d.c. when they were protesting. there is no cohesive or coherent message. the message can't be you are terrible, we are not you. judge jeanine: how did the

i'm joined by cnn aviation correspondent rene marsh.e, explain to me exactly what happened here and what delta is saying about it. >> so, the big picture is another day, another apology from yet another airline. this time it's delta. we know that the airline kicked a family with two young children off of that overnight flight from california to hawaii. they were already seated, as you saw in the video, and the issue was that this man's infant was in a seat that he booked under his older son's name. well, that older son ended up taking a different flight, an earlier flight. but the flight attendant warned the family that this was federal law and that the federal law states that the person in the seat must be the person whose name is on the ticket. well, again, that family got kicked off of that flight. delta later issuing an apology, saying we are sorry for the unfortunate experience our customers had with delta, and we reached out to them to refund their travel. again, this comes after that viral video that we saw, that passenger being

again, that is an airline policy. >> all right, rene marsh.'ve got to feel for airline employees right now. can't be easy. thank you very much. >>> coming up, at least one republican congressman under fire after admitting to cnn that he did not read the new health care bill before he voted for it, and he may not be the only one. details on that just ahead. >>> plus, major league baseball now taking action after a series of racist incidents at fenway park. one fan now speaking to cnn about his experience. that's coming up. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> the republican health care bill faces a major uphill battle in the senate

ow program with author amy gold sustain who will discuss her book janesville an american story i'm renÉehere at the public library. at this time, i would look to ask that you turn off or silence all of your electronic devices. also, at the end of today's program ms. goldstein will have time for question and answer and then be available under the skylight to autograph books. we do still have a few available i think if you're interested in purchasing a book and you didn't get a yellow post it with a number see phil in the back. also with the q and a, i just want to make sure that we're all going to be on our best behavior. [laughter] ms. goldstein is here to talk about her book. she's not a politician. [laughter] and you will get to ask questions like i said you'll raise your hand. i'll bring you the mic, and you don't need please don't start talking until i have the mic right in front of your face. as i said there are a number of limited books and $27 and they'll be available to purchase after the program it is they're $27 and that can be cash or check made out to book world. if we run ou

cnn aviation correspondent rene marsh has new details on this. rene, what's going on here?hn, all indications are that this is going to happen and it's going to happen soon. it will undoubtedly mean inconvenience for passengers going from europe to the united states. it will also mean long lines at those international airports. right now, as you mentioned, the ban is in place for flights from ten airports in muslim-majority countries. now the new focus is europe. and while a decision has not been announced yet, we are told that deliberations are still ongoing about whether to institute the ban at select airports in europe or across the board. now, a ban across europe for all u.s.-bound flights could impact more than 350 flights a day. the europe-to-u.s. track is the world's busiest international traffic corridor. delta, united, as well as american airlines, are all of the u.s. carriers that would be impacted the most. they have the most flights flying that route. i'm told in about a week or so, the department of homeland security will announce that it is expanding the ban.

here to perform the song overdrive please welcome risa renee'. >> good morning guys my name is risa reneeartist only i write a song complaining. sometimes it feels illegal to do my job. you know. it doesn't always work out. the funds are not always there to support yourself. i wrote this song called overdrive. while you're on the couch or wherever you're at. sing with ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> you sounded good. you sounded good. i love that smile. >> thank you so much. >> i tell was, raheem duvon, chuck brown, wale you share the stage with all of them. what's next for you? where you heading oh after saturday's funk parade. >> i want to put the city on t map. all the feel good music and love on the map. chuck brown has go-go swing and he trained me up and i've been very inspired by him want to take that culture forward. >> he would be so proud of you right now. >> yes indeed. >> are you working on new music. >> i'll have new album i'll be releasing killian shakespeare out of philadelphia. i just released video tidal one last week. >> this is what oy love. not only representing the dmv rare

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rene marsh is in washington with the details. what are you learning?> reporter: well, i can tell you, brooke, that sources are telling both myself and pamela brown that tsa -- former tsa administrator is under krrg for the pos consideration for the top spot at the fbi. there have been discussions with the former administrator about whether he'd have interest in the position. it's unclear if he does or not. we know that those conversations, at the very least, have happened. and then a separate source telling us that pistol and the acting attorney general rod rosenstein recently discussed all of this over lunch. so that is what we're hearing. of course, his background is very attractive as far as the fbi because he served there at the fbi before. he was at tsa and over the counterterrorism program at the fbi and started as a special agent with the fbi. so he's very familiar with the agency. but brooke, that is the latest here. that is another name that we're now hearing. former head of the tsa john pistol under consideration at the very least in conversa

cnn correspondent rene marsh clues us in here. >> this financial threat against the faith community isver. no one should be sensoring sermons or targeting pastors. >> reporter: under the federal tax code, the johnson amendment says the irs can investigate churches and they can potentially lose tax exempt status if they engage in politic. trump's executive order intends to weaken that law but only congress can repeal it. during his campaign, trump cold catholic television channel ewtn he was upset that the law was preventing him from getting religious endorsements. >> i said, what are you going to endorse me? they had, we can't do that. i said why can't you do that? they had, we are not allowed to do that. if we did that we would lose our tax exempt status and i said why is that? they told me about the johnson amendment in 1964 and i said we are getting rid of the johnson amendment. >> reporter: it would give more aggression to ease up to religious groups who get political. minutes after the new executive order was signed the aclu said it would file a lawsuit but once the text of the or

your head on my shoulder >> she told me it was hard to record the new song without her late husband reneed on her classic duet on the original. >> now i have to make my own decisions and then i look at one of the painting that i have of him at my house and i say, you know, should i do this? i hope i make the right decision. because you go to the olympics, win the gold medal? are you going to go back? >> well, i think we can all agree she made the right decision. check out this moment that i captured on my phone. celine pulled a little girl on stage dressed as belle. >>> nobody puts baby in corner. >> more than 6.5 million people tuned into the dirty dancing remake. reaction on social media was heart. hard. someone said quote -- as far as i'm concerned they can put this baby in a corner and leave her there. >> it wasn't all bad. because there was this one. there's like 12 good things about this remake and they are all colt prattes' abs. >>> one of the stars of the remake, sarah hyland from modern family. she took to twitter, not about dirty dancing but fighting against those who tried to

here's renÉ marsh. >> travellers on on a move and the terror hivgs is as high as it was on 9/11. >> whate- 100 days this the part on terrorist to blow up ideally planes of people. we are watching numbers of advance threats right now. >> travellers threeing from the united states in then your ports are already under an electronic ban meaning electronics larger than cell phones are not allowed on bored. the ban is expected to expand to more countries soon. >> so this language without any policy changes really leaves the american public at a disadvantage. that kinds of language makes the american public do one or two things, freak out or tune out and neither is good place to be. >> travellers at u.s. airportly receive large r screening level ls on a larger electronics. all this on the heels of a terror attack on kon self-respect goers in manchester everything lands and four months after a gunman retrieved a 9 millimeter handgun from his checked luggage at the baggage claim and opened fire. attacks will continue. >> as horrible as manchester was it seems we'll see more of attacks. >> the pro

renee mar somebody live at reagan national airport. what changes could travelers see this summer? pam. you know, we're waiting for secretary kelly to arriving, but i can tell you that at some ten airports across the united states there are some now tsa measures already in place and, of course, that can expand to even more airports. department of homeland security secretary kelly has not been subtle about his concerns about, potential terror attacks against transportation, particularly aviation. again, pam, we're expecting him to arrive here at reagan national shortly. travelers are on the move and expecting record volumes and the terror risk is as high as it was on september 11th, according to department of homeland security secretary john kelly. >> what i have learned in the last 120 days is this, you know, relentless attempt on the part of terrorists to -- to blow up airplanes in flight. ideally big airplanes with a lot of people. we are watching a number of very, very sophisticated advanced threats right now. >> reporter: travelers flying to the united states from ten airports

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renee marsh has more. >> reporter: as the u.s. moves toward expanding its ban on all electronics larger than a cell phone from the main cabin of u.s. bound aircraft, airlines are in preparation mode. department of homeland security is preparing to announce it will expand electronics ban to europe. the ban is in place for flights from ten airports in majority muslim countries. expanded could impact more than 350 flights. europe is the busy is international corridor. delta, united, american airlines are u.s. carriers impacted most. they have the most flights on this route. right now, airlines are trying to figure out new protocol and policy how to check passengers nor compliance, are also working with international airports to reconsider setup to isolate passengers and flights bound for the u.s. ization the ban was in place because intelligence suggests that terrorists perfected ability to hide explosives in battery components of electronics. european officials voice safety concerns there will be a large number of electronic devices

erican opera singer rene fleming will be here. we saw vanessa williams. folks said they would rather watch today in the rain than to brave the crowds tomorrow. >> you can see the whole thing without all the people, why not? >> people are sitting out they are waiting for the full dress rehearsal which starts at :00. kimberly: you can keep an eye on the radar with our app available on the app store. the president and first lady boarded air force one after visiting with u.s. troops stationed in sicily. his speech was one of the few times we've heard from the president publicly during the nine-day trip. president trump: we have great bonds with other countries and with some of our closest allies we concluded a truly historic week for our country. >> during the final meeting of the g-7 summit the president joined other leaders in pledging to endorse protectionism. but he said he would make a decision whether to withdraw the u.s. from the l next week. the president returned home to a week's worth of development involving russia. kushner reportedly tried to set

i'll say at the bottom of page 4 of judge renee boston's opinion, they make clear that in the wake of the supreme court's decision in brand x, the sec retains the discretion to classify it from internet access as an information service so i think that the substantive law here as enunciated by those judges in particular is clear. >> hi, lisa with politico. i had a question around broadband access, i was wondering why the sec didn't do his own research on the economic impact of the rules prior to the npr m and rely on outside research and if you could provide more detail on what you guys have planned for the future. >> sure, i can't recite every word of mprm bird it verbatim but we have a section related to cost-benefit analysis and one for the components of that analysis and it's the type to regulations on internet adjustment and the goal is to start the public conversation, to make sure we develop the facts in the record that can give us a sense, a quantitative sense or a qualitative one only about the state of infrastructure investment in the last two years but that will be publicly

cnn's rene marsh live in washington.l it. >> reporter: it means inconvenience and long lines at international airports if you are coming from there and trying to come to the united states. right now, chris, the ban is in place for flights from ten airports in muslim majority countries. now the focus is europe. they haven't made decision yet. it is coming soon. deliberations are still ongoing about whether to institute the ban at just select airports in europe or simply across the board. now a ban across europe for all u.s. bound flights could impact more than 350 flights a day. the europe to u.s. track is the world's busiest international traffic corridor. delta, united, american airlines. those are the u.s. carriers impacted the most because they have the most flights flying that route. i'm told we should expect a decision to be announced in a week or two. the reasoning behind this is because essentially they have intelligence that suggests that terror groups have perfected ability to conceal explosives in battery compo

cnn's rene marsh explains exactly what that means. >> this financial threat against the faith communtyover. no one should be censoring sermons. >> reporter: under the federal tax code the johnson amendment says the irs can investigate churches and potentially lose tax exempt status if they engage in politics. trump's executive order intends to weaken that law, but only congress can repeal it. during his campaign trump told catholic television channel ewtn he was upset that the law was preventing him from getting religious endorsements. >> i said when are you going to endorse me and they said we can't do that. i said why can't you do that. they said we're not allowed to do that. if we did that we would lose our tax exempt status. why is that. they told me about the johnson amendment, 1954. i said we're going to get rid of the johnson amendment. >> reporter: trump's executive order intended to give the irs more discretion to ease up on any enforcement on religious groups who get political. minutes after the new executive order was signed the aclu said it would file a lawsuit. but once th

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. ♪ from the mountain to the prairie ♪ >> a touching moment as disabled veteran performed with rene flemming a crowd outside the capitol in washington, d.c. actors lawrence fish burger and joe montana hosted the event. >>> a double murder in port richmond section of the city. a family member made the gruesome discovery at a home in clear field street. one was 54-year-old man and florence pomp pay known as -- pompey known as miss tina a loving member of the community. >> the search is on for a person who robbed a wawa it happened in the city's wissinoming section. the clerk was closing the store when the suspected walked in and announced a holdup. police are looking to see if there's surveillance video that could camp the bandits. peco crews were working overnights after a transformer caught fire in the law crest section. the fire -- lawncrest section. the fire caused a power outage in the area. it knocked down several power lines. no word on how it started. >> this is not how a couple wanted to remember their engagement. >> surveillance video captures a mother stumbling during her field sobr

your head on my shoulder >> she told me it was hard to record the new song without her late husband rene on he original. ♪ beauty and the beast >> now i have to make my own decisions, and then i look at one of the paintings that i have of him at my house and i say, you know, should i do this? i hope i make the right decision. because you go to the olympics, win the gold medal, are you going to go back? ♪ >> well, i think we can all agree she made the right decision. now, check out this moment that i captured on my phone. sleen pulled a little girl onstage who was dressed as belle. that being an indication that the song is definitely opened her up to a whole new generation of fans. >>> nobody puts baby in corner. >> or maybe they do. a little more than 6.5 million people tuned into the "dirty dancing" remake last night, and the reaction on social media was harsh. >> it was. someone said quote -- as far as i'm concerned, they can put this baby in a corner and leave her there. ouch. >> the internet. >> mean. >> yikes. but you know, it was not all there's like 12 good things about this remak

the language we thought was going to be in here actually in the end was not, jake. >> interesting, renee much. appreciate it. be sure to follow me on facebook and twitter @jaketapper. you can tweet me at cnn. we read your tweets. turning you over to mr. wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >> happening now, breaking news. trump's big win. president trump scores his first legislative victory. helping to muscle an obamacare replacement bill through the house by a razor thin margin. why could republicans only muster one vote more than they needed? senate impossible? tonight the debate moves to the senate. the president says he is confident but one republican senator says the current bill has zero chance of passing there. spiking the ball. president trump holds a quickly arranged rose garden ceremony to declare victory, saying american's healthcare bills will be coming down. but it is

renee marsh joins me now.ct might trump's budget plan have on the very people who voted to him? >> we took a closer look to the programs that are slated to be reduced or eliminated all together, and there is no question these cuts will sting poor communities. ironically many of these programs are the lifeline for people who live in areas that voted solidly for trump during the presidential election. >> we love you, trump! >> trump! trump! >> reporter: trump was particularly popular to white working class male ages 40 and older with little or no college and suburban women that is a demographic in some cases benefits from the government programs that president trump considers cutting. people who put trump in office stand to lose under the 2018 budget medicaid and the children's insurance program called c.h.i.p., education, food assistance programs, economic development programs and farm subsidies. >> some of the programs they are talking about cutting, food stamps, medicaid, those tend to hit poor communities ma

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. >> renee more moore is pedaling for they are mother today on mother's day. a big part of the d.c. bike ride is educating people about safety. >> if you are coming up on a truck at an intersection and pretty sure the truck is not turning you want to be sure about that look for the blinker. you don't want to stop anywhere in this red truck so that you are safely visible by the driver. >> so many bike to work in d.c. including my new friend and he's going to tell us about the experience is like for him. hey. >> how are you? >> how many miles would you bike to work each day? >> about 12.9 give or take. >> how does it usually go? >> usually goes well unless i get caught in the rain or something like that. >> all of us know d.c. traffic is pretty much a nightmare. >> yes. >> how do you deal with that? >> i try to stay faster than traffic a lot of times because it's easier to maneuver between cars. >> i do often learn a bike late in life and it's because of her that i'm actually riding as much as i am. >> stephanie >> great exercise. money benefits the washington area bike association an