dominica rice: ¡ay, sí!hasta yo estaba lavando toda la lechuga, lavando todo el cilantro, yo sola, porque yo no quería nadie a tocar nada; estamos este año, estos 2 años, ya, con mucho más cuidado, más que nunca, pero es muy love and pride. damián trujillo: y platíquenos, finalmente de, no solamente de ustedes, pero los ricos restaurantes que hay en todo oakland, para que la gente que quizás no vaya frecuentemente a esa ciudad, para que nos atraiga, y vayamos a visitarlos. dominica rice: ¡ay, sí!, tenemos de todo, tenemos la comida french, allá en la fremont. [hablando en inglés] [hablando en inglés] damián trujillo: hay, hay de todo; bueno, finalmente, ¿algo más que quiera agregar la señora pánfila, antes de que se nos vaya hoy? pánfila ceja: bueno, que aquí les esperamos, que vengan a comer tortillas, quesadillas, tetelas, calientitas-- - unos margaritas. - unos margaritas. - ja, ja, ja. - unos margaritas, y ya estamos listos, porque ya viene el, el verano, así, ya estamos listos, preparados para tenerlos

sh pulliam defended by rice. and a floater. rebound by rice climbing the ladder inside. dan: boise state made them run shot clock down to five and made them take a tough shot. kevin: 5 1/2 to go. armus with a spin and a drive and a miss. pulliam will take the rebound. racing the other way. flying on the wing, can't get it to go, butler. degenhart only gets the ball. his rebound will be triggered off to shaver. screen, here's a three. rice got it. degenhart backpedals. shaver on top. khabib inside. armus. pulls the trigger. got it to go. mensah the foul. second on him. dan: kevin, what a sequence, really a nice job by rice. yo how he recovered that -- i don't know how he recovered that ball. but excellent passing and this is a situation where mensah has got to go out and guard armus or guard kigab and armus makes a tough play before mensah can recover. kevin: senior from serbia, armus. mensah with the rebound. and there's a whistle. dan: bradley stepped into the lane early. kevin: yes, he did. dan: so a lane violation. kevin: you don't see it often. dan: not a good frett

last question to you about rice. it's really not about rice, but is rice here last stop and education or do you have another dream to go some one more? stop rice is such an amazing institution it is we are ranked every year in us news and world report. we're you know, usually around 14 in the whole united states. we are a top 20 university. i could not tell you all of my colleagues are my friends the administrators. i have such a beautiful situation there that anytime i think about ever leaving. it's like why with that said you never know, you know, we might want to have a you know, i often think it'd be fun to be in washington dc. and run as i'm getting more senior running one of these college programs, you know, all universities have a program and a building a lot of them here might be fun for me to do the washington, you know spend my last years live dividing my time between austin and washington dc, but right now i'm staying at rice help me with i wrote american moonshot there because john f kennedy gave that gre

instant rice, it is a very okinawan rice. bananas, i order every week.is coffee and then all this frozen food. (sophie fouron) it happens sometimes that the ferries can't make it because of the roughness of the sea. what happens then? (takako ike) well, we have to wait until the boat runs, so it depends on when they are running. so it may be the next day, or two days later, or three or four days later. and in that case, eggs or milk, or bread, we cannot get it, because they have a date. you know, a deadline for usage. so then, they will cut it off and they will withdraw the prices, for whatever we have to pay for. (brian parker) in the case of a typhoon, the boats will be stopped for around a week or more at times. so, even before the typhoon, everybody tries to order and stock up on food, and then it doesn't come. so there's a mad rush to buy what is ever at the small grocery store here. and even then... - yeah, right. we have a small grocery so at that shop, everything will be sold out. - sold out. - sold out. - especially the vegetables, or the fresh

the hot plates with just an assortment of food and then you get rice, it's huge in taiwan. andy: i think taiwanese food is absolutely ready for the spotlight. people are already embracing the flavors. it's just time for people sort of to, you know, even explain to you, "you are eating taiwanese food." jon: i grew up in walnut. it's the easternmost city in the san gabriel valley. susie hsiuhan ling: the san gabriel valley is the epicenter of huaqiao. "huaqiao" means "chinese outside of china." what i think a lot of people don't undetand is los angeles had many chinatowns. the old chinatown was called "calle de s negros" and got destrod when union stationas bui in 1938, '39. so a loof us call what is between broadway and hill "new chinatown" because in the970s, there was an asian-american movement, and a lot of chinese-americans and asian-americans came out to try and improve chinatown, but anyone who was making it and being able to, were moving to the 'burbs, ok, and that included monterey park, alhambra, san gabriel. san gabriel valley is only 10 minutes from chinatown, and

you went to rice. i went to tulane and i ran a theodore roosevelt center at tulane and i met my wife anne i had written a book. on rosa parks um, and that's in interesting story in itself because on these magic bus trips. we would i would take kids to students to montgomery and there was one road sign that said jefferson davis boulevard and win meat rose of parks avenue kind of thing and you take a photo of that but there was no memorials for rosa parks and i couldn't believe it and then i would look and they were honestly about entered books on martin luther king jr. and there wasn't one serious adult book to read on rosa parks. she wrote a book with jim haskins called about her life. she wrote her own on a biography but no scholar had ever looked at it. so out of that we i then had the temerity to bring these students and bang on a door of the housing project really where she lived during the montgomery bus boycott and a couple answered and they were very nice and i said can my students see and it's

you went to rice. i went to tulane and i ran a theodore roosevelt center at tulane and i met my wife anne i had written a book. on rosa parks um, and that's in interesting story in itself because on these magic bus trips. we would i would take kids to students to montgomery and there was one road sign that said jefferson davis boulevard and win meat rose of parks avenue kind of thing and you take a photo of that but there was no memorials for rosa parks and i couldn't believe it and then i would look and they were honestly about entered books on martin luther king jr. and there wasn't one serious adult book to read on rosa parks. she wrote a book with jim haskins called about her life. she wrote her own on a biography but no scholar had ever looked at it. so out of that we i then had the temerity to bring these students and bang on a door of the housing project really where she lived during the montgomery bus boycott and a couple answered and they were very nice and i said can my students see and it's

rice.ou've given some anecdotes and some of the pieces of data within your testimony including the one you kind mentioned early in your testimony about the couple where there was $145,000 increase in the home appraisal when it was a white woman who greeted the appraiser versus the black man. for anybody who sees that kind of differential it's got to be infuriating. so in your presentation you have a recommendation for congressional action. your testimony describing how congress should encourage the foundation to limit discretion and provide more consistency in the appraisal process. so can you amplify that, elaborate on that for me please? >> certainly. and it's not -- there's not one panacea. there are number of things that need to be addressed. so, for example, the common way that appraisers are required to conduct what is called a sales comparison, use the sales comparison approach to appraise the property, now that standard is set by the gse, not necessarily by the appraisal foundation.

i think condoleezza rice talked about it. president xi will look at what putin has done in maybe this is not such a great relationship after all. maybe he will be questioning that relationship, but they do value that partnership, and they will do it very deceptively, because they want that option on the table to invade taiwan and they want russia, you know, behind them. this is moving forward, great world powers at stake in this decision. the thing we can do to help prevent it, i don't want to talk for 30 minutes, but export controls is something we do not use very often, but it is a very powerful tool. why are we exporting technology to china that they can use to build the hypersonic weapon that is built on the backbone of american technology? defense, i should say more security, congress, more industry. we have $40 billion going from the united states, licenses into china for their semi conductor industry, $60 billion for the united states going into china for huawei. that has to stop. if we are given the majority by the am

we had condoleezza rice speak earlier. she always taught me, you want to be liked by all countries and you are not going to like it and if they don't, you want them to respect you and if they don't respect you, you want them to fear you. i worry we are in this situation because the deterrence was not there after afghanistan and the debacle in afghanistan signaled weakness, the waiver of the nord stream two sanctions at the same time signals a weakness to allow putin to develop his pipeline in europe. congress said mandatory sanctions. i think this has culminated into, putin has always wanted ukraine. it is a breadbasket of russia. it is just a question of timing and i believe this is the right time to take it back, juxtaposed to chairman xi in china, who sees taiwan in the same way, he is watching this very closely to see how the experience goes to make a calculated decision of --if a invasion of taiwan is fruitful. what worries me the most is this is like my dad's generation, world war ii, and i never thought i would see

that is toby rice there. _ issues to date. that is toby rice there, the _ issues to date.ief - issues to date. that is toby i rice there, the chief executive of e0 t. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: and providing hope amongst the turmoil — brands such as marks & spencer and asos say they will offer jobs to the ukrainian refugees as they begin to arrive in the uk. today, we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision — all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. now, this was an international trophy and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: ukraine warns russia will eventually target nato countries unless the alliance imposes a no—fly zone aft

wilkowitz's sister thanking rice's family for helping solve this decades long mystery. >> i also wantthank the relative of the man who gave his dna. i really appreciate it so very much. he didn't have to. >> reporter: police say rice who was 29 at the time of the crime did not have a major criminal record, so his dna was not in their database. mona, andrew. >> simply incredible they were able to piece that together 40 years later. okay, thanks, andrea. >>> coming up, the fruit you should eat twice a week for important health benefits. the new research. >>> but first we hear from the mother of the navy s.e.a.l. candidate who died after the so-called hell week of training. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental hea

increasing natural gas exports to the eu by 65% joining us is toby rice., i appreciate you coming on a very important time and very important topic. first off, this is kind of a handshake agreement. do you believe it will occur and the u.s. will export a lot more natural gas to europe? >> sully, thanks for having me here we look at the announcement as the first step toward achieving our goal of energy security to the world. biden's posture on saying the united states will play amajor role in delivering natural gas is big for european. this is the big first step this is the political signal we needed to see. what we can do in the united states is more than announced. to put these numbers in american terms, we are talking in the short-term increasing capacity by 1.5 bcf per day in the short-term, 5 bcf per day through 2030 what can we do in the united states pump numbers up tenfold. we have the capacity for exports by over 50 bcf a day when you step back and look at the world, not just europe, you realize natural gas demand will soar united states lng needs

they have rice. so i've got some wonderful brown rice here that we're going to swap in.n looking crazy, get frozen brown rice. it's a great timesaver. another boost of protein with some black beans. now, let's start to bring everything together. i'm going to show you how to put this together in your own kitchen. we'll add in a little bit of our lean chicken, boom, there we go. add in some of the brown rice. put that right in the skillet. it's frozen, even better. it will thaw out in the skillet. add in my black beans here. >> it's tasting so good. we're tasting it here in the studio. it is good stuff. how do you put it all together? why don't we fast forward to that? >> yes. all right. so now, i've added in a little bit of green chile as well and maybe a pop of corn for some color. now, grab yourself a burrito-sized tortilla. this is a low-carb one so we're also saving on calories here. then you'll take the mix and just -- look at all these amazing colors coming together. boom. you put that in there. now i know what y'all are probably thinking, what about the cheese? >>

dominica rice-cisneros: thank you for inviting us.: yeah, well, first of all, tell us about bombera. you said you're in an old firehouse. that's why it's called bombera. dominica: yes, it's called bombera for that and because we also have really lovely mesquite carne asada. we're here in oakland off of the fruitvale exit at macarthur, and we have, of course, our tortilla master pánfila, and i have been working so hard to get the perfect blue corn tortillas. we have amazing corn quesadillas, tetelas, y tacos. damian: well, you know, i've been tryin' to get a degree in being a tortilla master, but i failed miserably. pánfila, what does it take to become a tortilla master? dominica: i think your whole life, right? cuántos años? how many years have you been practicing tortillas? pánfila: [speaking spanish] pánfila: [speaking spanish] dominica: "i think maybe nine years minimum practice, and then you'll be a tortilla master. dominica: no problem." damian: ha-ha-ha-hah. we'll keep working on it, but tell us the difference there. you have th

nyet, means nyet, he explains russia objection to bush's plan and condoleezza rice's plans, and antony blinken is said to be very well schooled in russia affairs, i thought they would advise biden on a path to negotiate a peaceful resolution. before the war at least, the demands that putin was making were essentially reasonable. that america seek to have the kyiv government imminent the minsk to piece people of 2015, we would rejoin the inf treaty. and kept mid range nukes out of europe for 30 years, and donald trump tore up two years ago. that we would essentially adopt a policy of neutrality, and ukraine would adopt a policy of neutrality, instead of running off with the west and joining into american so-called security umbrell. in the cold war austria was considered neutral, now we're 4 countries east of there talking about handing out war guarantees to country on russia bored e. with mo -- border, the thing about it, you cannot deny that america provoked this. because brent scowcroft and robert mcnamara and all of the wisest so-called gray beards of the american foreign policy esta

home, rice cookers and so and machines have all been borrowed against their mythic earn thousands like him across the country. blame president brought up a roger boxes decision last year to ban chemical fertilizer, less decides and we decides for the lower yields. officers from the statistics department are assessing how much of the harvest has been affected. one agriculture, so sold out 0 years have fallen by 40 to 50 percent because of the fertilizer ban. the president said that measure was aimed at making sri lankan healthier and switching to 100 percent organic agriculture. but it was removed 6 months later, after widespread protests that america says, the idea was a good one, but the way it was quickly implemented was wrong. oh nancy, they were not consulted about the moon and are angry at a short sighted experiment. dacy has cost them dearly miss jennifer bush, that we never thought this would happen ample on a route which was so self sufficient. what we want is to chase this government out, that i thought because of this injustice that i came here to day, we are politicians were

and daniel rice, thanks so much for being on a side story. and thank you, as always for watching rema, you can see the program again any time just go to our website agency or dot com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page at facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside stored. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle. there is a inside story for me, hasn't so you get and the whole team here, bye for now. the a sanctuary for journalists. it was a haven on the wall and shelter for civilian refugees. were scattered into the garden during cambodian bloody stuff. flooring house up to me. and suddenly we were turning the facts on the can. i rouge had taken anything of value out of the hotel, cambodia. let them know a new episode of war hotels on al jazeera. ah, there's more than $12000.00 migrants. mostly haitians in the candidate sprung up in that real texas. over the last 2 weeks. they won't assign us, authorities are overwhelmed. this is just the latest flash point in a month long serge of people illegally crossing the bu

most thomas told id rather rely on their harvest to clear debts and build a stock of rice for their own use and money to last them through till the next harvest. but let alone settling debts. they now fear not having enough food for their families. minister of agriculture, money than on the oligarchy has announced the government will spend $200000000.00 to help the farmers at the farmers who are yet to receive the pay out. say the rates do not cover their losses. protests against the government inability to controlled rising prices and address shortages of essential goods have been increasing in recent months. the farming community has been growing rice in these areas for hundreds of years and see if the government cannot address the current crisis. it must resign minute fernandez, al jazeera colombo, a new un campaign has been lost to showcase how sports can be used to promote unity and prevent violence. delegates from dozens of countries, matt and tell her to discuss this and how to protect future sporting events. manville as a story ah, sports as an antidote for violence, extremism,

susan rice, thank you so much for joining me. we are sorry for your loss.l us about your connection to her. she knew your family from the time you were a little girl. >> yes, judy, thank you for those kind words. i was privileged to know madeleine albright from the time i was four years old. my mom and she were friends and i grew up with her daughters. long before she was my boss, she was a role model. as a professional woman in the field i ended up joining, national security. she was also just a regular, warm, kind, supportive mother and friend. and there is not a single professional decision i made -- that i have made thus far in my life without the benefit of her advice and wisdom. we have heard so much from president clinton and in your package about her extraordinary accomplishments as a diplomat, as a scholar, a teacher, a champion of democracy and human rights, the one thing i really want to stress is what an incredible mentor she was to so many, not just me, but all of the students at georgetown, although many people in foreign policy and national s

rice is used to breaking the glass ceiling.. >> it all goes back to john and condoleezza rice. she learned it from her parents has a black rural living in the segregated south. >> they did say it is sad you have to be twice as good appear they just said you have to be twice as good. there are no victims. speak with a music major at university of denver found her real passion in soviet study. and became a soviet specialist which took her back to the white house and all over the world. one of rice's greatest passion is helping women, especially those in afghanistan. even after u.s. troops left last summer and the taliban took over, rice never forgot. >> week have to keep reminding them. >> while women fight to be educated thousands of miles away, parents at home are fighting to have a say in what their children are taught to. >> we have a terrible history. we have where everybody understands that. but when it turns to making you a 9-year-old feel guilty for what your ancestors many generations remove data, do we really want that

there is even flour and socially grain rice, and three tablespoons of such flour.ing powder to help them fluff up half a teaspoon. you can even try, you know, flour, buckwheat will also be interesting and one such with a slide. well, let's say one tablespoon of starch, that is, we combine all this beauty instead of eggs, we use flour. and all the starch. warming up frying pan is better to take a frying pan with a thick bottom. not much oil, we need. we knead everything, as it already smells. we even know this can be done, for example, a casserole will also be interesting and then cut into pieces, you can make one cake, it will turn out to be so interesting, also such an open pie and put some filling on top. i mean, it's such a universal story. once you try it, you will understand that this is, well, really a real, uh, find for those who understand that healthy food does not have to be boring. it should be varied and interesting in terms of flavor combinations put in a pan. well , it's like if you were making your traditional pancakes. the green color is very pleasi

this morning waiting for these rice cakes. we will hear from some of the people in line as well as the owners on the kpix5 news at 6:00. kenny choi with kpix5. >>> time for look at the forecast. paul is here, it really depended where you were this morning. in the city, pretty cold and foggy and chilly. >> the fog made all the difference were tutors ended up this afternoon, inland several different degrees above average. tomorrow will have passing clouds further up in the atmosphere, blue skies and than today but passing clouds tomorrow, still no rain out of the clouds. that has a chance to shift a little bit going into the second half of the weekend. sunday does bring a chance of rain, outdoor plans sunday morning looks safe at this point, sunday afternoon and evening, the storm system sending the first wave of showers toward the bay area. several days down the line of time for things to beat up, slow down, unfortunately time for the system to take a different path and miss us. ntndndtal amount still or in flux, we will talk m

long before the 3rd rice appeared, naziism had been common in the west. there is only one sane and logical thing to be done with a rarely inferior race. that is to exterminated h. g. wells, english author. all these racial ideas and anti jewish ideas were circulating everywhere in europe. and this led or helped to so called justify the grabbing of other people resources around the world, including what is today united states of america and has it, has anything altered only the colors. i do not admit, for instance, that a great wrong has been done to the red indians of america, a stronger race. a higher great race has come in and taken that life in winston churchill. the 2nd quote refers to the genocide of native americans that continued for around 300 years. about 90 percent of the continent indigenous peoples were wiped out. mm counter terrorist expo dent fully. u. s. army analyst scott bennet investigates crimes against humanity. mm. the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged, expelled and exterminated from

henry ford received a 3rd rice highest deposit award for a foreign land. the order of the germany gone just as often as idle dies. you fought each if you read each bit draft. the henry fought. i'd smiled there in spirit showed on him. la nonsense. fiona fancy showed fault. yes, i know there via toys these, these guys that i can call camper d n as the r p. what as a stark finance. he had office and it was on, on the, on him from the bank of america dork nomine leash on the mountain bush. deep warm gold foxon when george bush of west, because he did i, inc. is this money from you young? and it was on the, i'm in class that donavon hutton, that's all pong o. d, u was of it on your long, in tree keystrokes to the 20th century. so a confrontation between 2 opposing systems, capitalism and socialism. the example of the soviet union, the proclaimed equality of all nations and all classes of society posed a threat to capitalism, united states and great britain, or equally suspicious of the soviet union. which communism saying as a direct threat to the democratic t

reporter: lisa rice is the executive director and ceo of the national fair housing alliance. has worked closely with the task of -- task force. >> the other thing i hope the report does is take a look at all of the instances of discrimination. that you've been covering in your reporting. reporter: our exclusive reporting over the last year has highlighted within half a dozen bay area families who believe they've been hit by a lowball appraisal that led them to resell at asked ordinarily low interest rates. ourourourou systemic problems with the appraisal field and process, showing the profession lacks diversity, at more than 86% white and more than 70% male. >> the housing industry has regulated itself for far too long. we need to have clear lines of accountability. reporter: is a senior fellow at the boxing -- brookings institution, his work showing the evaluation of black and brown neighborhoods results in lost equity for people of color has been cited in numerous reports. he hopes this will pave the way for progress. >> housing discrimination has existed since housing was

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according to the california rice commission this was signed yesterday. it would result in 35,000 acres of rice fields left unused or about 6% of the state's normal crop each year. this comes as the governor issued an executive order on monday calling for stricter restrictions of conservation rules. he is directing the board to consider a ban on watering grass at businesses and institutions as well as decorative grass. now calling on local water agencies as well to go to what's called level two measures, meaning up to 20% cut. >>> new details ditching your gas-powered car for an electric one may improve your health according to a new american lung study. it could save the state $169 billion in health care costs by the year 2050 and avoid more than 15,300 premature deaths along with 440,000 asthma attacks. we spoke with the author of the study, will barrett, about the findings. >> we work closely with a lot of partners and see there are investments being made, but we also know there needs to be a lot more investment at the state, local and federal level, s

taking up the mantle. >> if penny proud were a recording artist, she would be joyce rice. >> wow. >>ou know? she's just magic. ♪ you and me ♪ >> reporter: farquar, the composer for the "proud family" series. how do you recreate the song for a new era? >> that's a really, really hard one to make folks that grew up with the show feel like it's still their song, and at the same time, bring something new to it. bring it to this generation that is listening to it now. >> reporter: this idea of inspiring a brand-new generation is something that bruce smith and ralph farquar are championing. >> coordinators, artists, we have black and brown people at every level beginning to experience, writing staff. >> i want to hear from some of the younger people on staff. >> like me! >> it's just something we ins insisted on, coming back. >> listen, fail as much as you want to. because we got your back. >> "proud family" loud and proud, as diverse as they get when it comes to production crew. >> a proud family making "the proud family." >> exactly, yeah. >> i feel like one of my favorite things about "

the answer is condi rice and richard gates got hammered. they did not listen to the pros about what to do on the eastern front. are they going to listen this time to the pros that are nurtured by institutions like what you build at cfr? full disclosure, i'm a member of cfr. but they did not listen in 2008, did day? -- did they? richard: madeleine albright was one of the members. condi rice in 2008 with steve hadley. that was the view. even now you will have people who will say we should have done more nato expansion. that is the problem. nato has never expanded to ukraine and you have the opposite point of view. we do not know what russian political culture would have emerged as so we do not know whether nato enlargement in the mishandling's of dealings with russia brought this about or would have come anyway. tom: let's not do the counterfactual thing. richard haass, bring it forward for the next secretary of state, which way do they tilt? rice or albright? richard: what we want to do is limit our involvement in europe. that is not the cri

rice: further funding putin's war machine. the bill gives proclamation to further raise tariffs on russian goods so that american purchasers will stop funding putin's war crimes. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: thank you, madam speaker. let me yield one minute to the gentlelady from texas, ms. jackson lee, who has been a consistent champion of human rights. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i thank the chairman as well, and i thank congressman doggett and blumenauer from oregon and texas for this important statement. slaughter is not a sufficient definition of what putin and putin's war is doing to the ins innocent ukraine people. i rise in strong support totally removing from them normal trade relations. just a few weeks ago i was on the border of lithuania and belarus where 30,000 to 40,000 russian troops were poised, poised, ready to move and to slaughter. how outrageous when babies are

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reporter: lisa rice is the executive director and ceo of the national fair housing alliance. she has worked closely with the task of -- task force. >> the other thing i hope the report does is take a look at all of the instances of discrimination. that you've been covering in your reporting. reporter: our exclusive reporting over the last year has highlighted within half a dozen bay area families who believe they've been hit by a lowball appraisal that led them to resell at asked ordinarily low interest rates. ouououou systemic problems with the appraisal field and process, showing the profession lacks diversity, at more than 86% white and more than 70% male. >> the housing industry has regulated itself for far too long. we need to have clear lines of accountability. reporter: is a senior fellow at the boxing -- brookings institution, his work showing the evaluation of black and brown neighborhoods results in lost equity for people of color has been cited in numerous reports. he hopes this will pave the way for progress. >> housing discrimination has existed since housing was

recipe of the week this time exotic cashew risotto we need rice beans mash mushrooms we have champignonst milk iceberg lime salad salt and pepper rice and pre- soaked marsh put in a saucepan put boil without a lid at this time cut mushrooms and iceberg lime halve the cache. finely chop add to the pan, when the water has reduced by half, gradually add coconut milk add mushrooms. stir salt and pepper after a couple of minutes, add the salad and cover with a lid. and after another 5 minutes, remove from heat, put the resulting risotto on a plate, sprinkle with lime and garnish with herbs, it's ready, you get an exquisite and unusual dish in the asian spirit. in addition, mash is very rich in vegetable protein, cashews, a source of healthy fats, and mushrooms and greens add the green light necessary for the body to fiber through our traffic light system. enjoy whenever you wish bon appetit and good health to you we and catering technologist valeria astakhova and now on your screens is the question of the weekly quiz. just check yourself. and if there is also an inscription, can you win a pri

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