jeffrey brown recently helped ruth reichl prepare a meal in her new york city kitchen. >> brown: spicy tuscan kale, pork and tomatillo stew, and, yes, "cake that cures everything," just some of the recipes that ruth reichl says saved her life and are now collected in her new book-- part cookbook, part memoir-- "my kitchen year". that "year" came in 2009 when "gourmet", the nation's oldest food and wine magazine was suddenly shut down by its publisher, conde nast, and reichl's ten year reign as editor abruptly ended. she'd been one of the country's most prominent food writers since the 1970's, as a critic at the "los angeles times" and "new york times," and in her best- selling memoirs. now suddenly jobless, what to do? she hunkered down, started whipping up recipes, and tweets about them, gaining a large new following. in her new york apartment recently, we talked about life changes and the simple pleasures of cooking. so i'm getting the tuscan kale? that's what you picked? >> that's what i picked. you sound like a vegetable guy to me. this is one of my favorite vegetables. i love tusc

casualty is debt a lifelong trap or is there a way out of those actually trying to better govern a wooden reichl to ditch bill from so much frustration from which. things. just. cause. donald trump jr plays down what he calls a nonsense meeting with a russian oil rejecting allegations of collusion with moscow. amid reports the displaced mosul residents are starting to return to fears a growing they have nowhere to go as the iraqi cities liberation has left it devastated. the u.s. is apparently backtracking on his plans to restore relations with russia just days after the leaders of the two countries agreed on several key issues.

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when washouts reichl america has urged members of her own party to back in new grand coalition she set a new government with the social democrats would be vastly preferable to the alternative of new elections and for afterwards going back to voters and telling them that they have to vote again i don't agree with that atl goods that we work well together so now we need to talk about the things that didn't work and try to do them even better. well that was a strong statement there from mark joined by d.w. correspondent hans brand to weigh opar options as it were. the c.d.u. is aiming for a grand coalition would that be a good option for germany you know some might say it's another four years with a part of entry opposition how is that a healthy thing for the country or you can say that it's a healthy thing in the sense that it's a sign of stability which is very important for germany and i think probably even more important for germany's neighbors and for the world at large were people are waiting at the moment for something to be decided in germany this kind of limbo this fluidity in th

place maybe only have 6 year talons under strong stronger measures rather than having the whole country reichl into a lockdown scenario that is most likely something we will have to look forward to for the future but actually have to work forward so until we have a treatment 1st of all until we have a scenario where every country can trace and find and survey every single case and have a better control of the virus in that country we will most likely see rising cases on a weekly basis. that is not the best scenario but of course you will have to deal with this and have to avoid more and more people coming back with virus once you get infected somewhere else so it's a it's a lot of journey it's not the it's not a short sprints and some are out on way and. i was christian lou. myer from the world health organization now let's bring you up to speed with some other developments in the coronavirus pandemic. india has registered $16000.00 new cases its highest ever daily increase the government has called in the army to manage new treatment facilities in delhi new u.s. cases have surged to the highe

but fences ferrari teammate kimi reichl wasn't about to make life easy for hamilton repeatedly forcing the british drivers' attempts to regain the elite. the surprise emergence of red bulls next to stepan but it started in eighteenth position gave habited a new headache and contributed to a nail biting final few laps. festivals recovery is a full meanwhile meant hamilton would have to finish second to wrap up the title. but rockin and finished up in health hates the hamilton victory parade. will proceed big congratulations to the kimmy you did a great job today no mistakes get a great start and manage your own way so i think on our behalf also. the second did a great job as well i mean he was it was an aside but a tie the knot at the end so naturally a bit of a struggle. of next we thought we would have been out to do better but this is the best we were able to do the end of first groom for you victory for rockin since twenty thirty as hamilton is forced to wait another week to seal the feat world title. you're watching news still the comp italy's banks are in trouble again while growi

place maybe only have a 6 year town under strong stronger measures rather than having the whole country reichl into a lockdown scenario that is most likely something we will have to look forward for the future that actually has to work forward to right meat processing plants have been at the center of 2 outbreaks here in germany and 2 in the united states in may does the meat processing industry have a coronavirus problem. the way we see this right now and we don't have the full and summation of what the conditions there were what the living conditions the working conditions were so it seems rather that it has to do with a combination of factors there rather the fact that it is a certain species of horses the type of factory it's. it looks like it's rather the combination of against living conditions in conditions and the fact that in a close environment people can easily transmitted virus from one person so that's something which as the child other sort of branches don't have that same scenario and they're working environment of course other companies have to put out a plan on how to enable e

businesses are so enthusiastic they plan to buy entire fleets of the toyota mirage for example the german reichling service clever shuttle thanks to hydrogen their cars can travel locally with no emissions off the price of the system despite the price tag the mirai is a bargain for us hardly any service costs and we can keep the cars on the road for 20 hours a day with a 3 shift system so the mirai is not just an ecological component for us it's also an economic component in the mission i'm but the total number of hydrogen stations in germany is still below $100.00 it's all down to business and economics. which multimillion investment will pay off in the. hydrogen. for the transportation sector but on here those and we asked why we do not happen electric fence that means for ships from planes all long distance truck said but how did the needs to be introduced with equal electric with renewable energy with. wind solar or other renewable energy not. nuclear and natural gas. the world can only attain its climate goals with a mix of technologies. new synthetic fuels could quickly make combustion engine

businesses are so enthusiastic they plan to buy entire fleets of the toyota mirage for example the german reichling service clever shuttle thanks to hydrogen their cars can travel locally with no emissions the price of the system you despite the price tag the mirai is a bargain for us there are hardly any service costs and we can keep the cars on the road for 20 hours a day with a 3 shift system so the mirai is not just an ecological component for us it's also an economic component in the mission i'm but the total number of hydrogen stations in germany is still below $100.00 it's all downs of business and economics. which multimillion investment will pay off in the. hydrogen. for the transportation sector those and we asked why we do not happen electric fence that means for ships from planes. from long distance trucks and but how does and it's a big used with equal to that renewable energy with. wind solar other renewable energy not. a natural gas. the world can only attain its climate goals with a mix of technologies. new synthetic fuels could quickly make combustion engines more environmentally f

this is deja vu news live from berlin colombian voters back reichling party was critical of the governess peace deal with former marxist rebels the conservatives emerging as a political force but still calling short of a majority in polls and the disastrous results for the former are guerrillas and their first ever election also coming out.

nato members are split over the future of the military campaign in the series reichl hoffman and political of searcher. and there seems to be quite a rivalry between david cameron and nicolas sarkozy and then turkey has also dissent team because the turks have already said that all they want is a no fly zone nothing more than man the germans are now stating that they are removing their navy from nato control this seems like an appears to be another type of imperialism it has to be seen that way in the arab world but it can't be about protecting people i reject that rationale because where are the people being protected in bahrain where is the no fly zone in gaza there are all kinds of areas in the world where the united states nato the u.n. the arab league could intervene and they are not. western powers have already seen that yet even with the gulf as a danger to their interests and well that's according to the. experts in international relations and more of his he's about twenty minutes from now but has a quick test. because an acceptable to lead such a unpredictable leader not friendly

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casualty is dead a lifelong trap or is there a way out oh it's actually going to bed hungry no wooden reichl to ditch a bill for so much a few more. with old vegas manufactured consent institute of public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. to ignore middle of the room signal. the real news is. max keiser this is the kaiser report countries around the world are struggling to get a grip on the twenty first century things are happening climate change massive storms krypto. let's check in with stacy and find what she has to say stacy what do you have to say yes you know governments just don't know how to deal with this global ice citizen and the people around the world who have some sort of sovereignty they want to do monetize they want to ban crypto ban big coin but right now there's kind of a game theory going on with crypto because no nation seems willing to completely ban it because they want to maybe they don't want another nation to get a first mover advantage so that's kind of interesting to watch china has a few tim

this is deja vu news live from berlin colombian voters fact reichling party was critical of the governor's peace deal with former marxist rebels the conservatives emerging as a political force but still pulling short of a majority in polls and disastrous results for the former guerrillas and their first ever election also coming out and amnesty international accuses me anymore of building military bases over riggins of villages that have been burned so the ground. we asked the group about is evidence and the new doubts that the and more will repatriate the refugees who fled ethnic violence. also on the show the children left behind by his long and state's reign of terror adam's mother was a years e.-d. grapevine a pious militant we report from almost all worth the news in find out what's being done or rocks abandoned and the four of them still. thomas a very warm welcome to the show colombia's voters have decided and in the country's congressional elections sunday they handed victory to critics of a peace deal with former leftist rebels right wing parties that campaigned against the twenty

and captain sam you see was also on the school she became arranged reichl floating home a beauty from a thai kangaroo just a minute to guy sitting side about the fifth not having to your body being to match the russian cup final i'm a feisty nama victory day this wednesday. so this is how i would be championship group looks any untouchable there of the top ten spot that cling on to the second champions league spot of the game that the disco could reclaim when they play cabana on tuesday and she are assured your europa league football next season. while in the bottom half of the table row stoppage time and bowls of one nil to voting the relegation pile circuit bends her sense of off to sixty six min. sent to me three chain connected to win ten minutes later finishing off the fence between bites and if i collect your. free one in grozny to make the most of it go to get. to seventy same however it took away the side it took the wayside story just a couple of minutes to be equalized. back in front of your first half. and the ninety second and terry. five minutes left up to the line capita

become a casualty is debt a life long or is there a way out i was actually trying to argue no wooden reichl to ditch been for. a few more. fierce sounds of police brutality protests break out of the us city has since lowy with activists hurling bricks of police officers on the home of the mayor of london . so the mistake of the mayor there not london of course in london islamic state claims responsibility for friday's bomb blast on the london underground train the fifth terror attack in the u.k. this year. and the un security council holds the emergency meeting over north korea's missile launches as the international community looks for new ways to diffuse the crisis the pro occasional visitor should learn another provocation moving.

trans film she's a middle east researcher at berlin's free university she has a special focus on yemen reichl welcome good to have you sell us on has reportedly called for revenge the arab league has warned sellars death could cause an explosion in the security situation in yemen how much worse can it get. well. i would say that. this is first of all a rhetoric to to show that the coalition the saudi coalition is trying to get back to back at the with so it's a show of force. the saudis who lost dramatically with the death of the less. in yemen and and his son is now trying to take that place and to reorganize. their supporters in order to get back at the. after the having killed. this is widely believed to be a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran in yemen is there hope left for a solution in the country what do you foresee. this is really a big loss for the saudis so the horses are now in a stronger position and i don't think that the saudis would approach the with is for talks now so i don't see in the near future that there is a political solution and as you said before before the so i

casualty is debt a life long trip or is there a way out of those actually come to bed covering old reichl to ditch bill from so much frustration from what. i've observed events of the past few years and asked myself several times what's going on in my native germany. millions of refugees. u.s. intelligence agencies in discriminately listening in on german citizens of the government. and once again judgment except at least. politicians from various political parties and various independent experts and journalists little effort to understand just how independent germany really is when it comes to decision making. whether it acts on its own national interests ok or is out someone else's will. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. your attitude up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry for me i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it

reichl and it is my mother sleeps here marked by sleepier my father sleeps there too this is our room there where the. local people have dug up much of the reef and now they also have climate change to contend with the sea levels are rising and the islands days look to be numbered. a menagerie of where there was one with the end we had unusually heavy rain recently it flooded the island our home too and of them quote the sea water came up to our ankles. it was unpleasant seeing my mother and i bailed out the water all day and we never had anything like this before so you're much worse so i allowed lopez was also worried about his home there with the has become increasingly unpredictable like many locals he's trying to build a protective barrier made of discarded materials and culled from the reef was only got 40 miles looked after we look for coral and fill up the holes with it. so we can build a natural barrier against the water at that point out what local people are removing the coral the pretext there are in hope of protecting their homes it's a vicious circle hopes the global com

you so the verdict as it is being a read out what have we been hearing and what is the sentence that reichl is facing . so the judge a started was an enumeration of facts regarding the valar crimes. on the one side to the regarding the seats of sarajevo on the other hand regarding. massacre regarding the siege of sarajevo first of all the charges found that crimes against humanity committed out after the geneva conventions geneva conventions are essentially a list of do's and downs when it comes to armed conflict so this is the first first thing they're judged as found. because of. systematic infliction of terror systematic murder and a systematic purpose to hit civilians when it comes to the siege of sarajevo when it comes to the massacre of srebrenica it was a very of a to it's how the chances will. the church as a verdict will be will it be a genocide or not the judge has confirmed that the crimes committed in srebrenica constitute a genocide so the crew terrorists are all mad for words for the definition of genocide no confusion here it is not yet. about the responsibility of the person

when red bull session vettel who started on pull stalled on the track midway through the race to me reichling of lotus would finish second michael schumacher completing the podium after lewis hamilton pastor maldonado collided on the penultimate up afterwards along to describe this victory as one of the best of his career. very proud that we spun his boredom of the moment and winning in the spring this race who's probably the most. intense so for most who's nothing maybe compared to his one dummy will it's hard to put in a lot of extra time on the greens this weekend to earn his first ever european goal title the englishman seeing off a street in marcus fraser in a four hole playoff at the b.m.w. international open in cologne fraser with a run to remember and ruling in one of his five birdies here on the twelfth well it meanwhile had the title within his grasp but missed a crucial birdie effort on the deal which would mean extra hole it's fraser solid putting stroke betraying him on the fourth hole though well as twenty four year old opponent held his nerve made difficult weather conditions t

one violation we're talking about $10000000.00 people here where their data was already filed with reichl this is a major violation i can't see it any other way and miles i think then just very quickly go ahead. yeah and i just want to say there's no private right of action under hippo but you can get a lawsuit under state privacy laws either for negligence or breach of them you know imputed contract so what i'm going to start seeing is i'm going to see some class action suits happening at the state level for negligence against school you can have the state attorney generals come in as well and they're going to pursue this very vigorously as they have been pursuing facebook for the past several years real quick miles before we go i know we're running over here but did google know they were doing wrong here do you think simply by the fact that they kept it a secret they didn't tell anyone you didn't they didn't even tell doctors that they were doing this. absolutely. they didn't tell them doesn't that kind of you know there's a reason you don't say something sometimes i think it kind of. g

we are seeing huge other more than a competitor of reichl rather than a partner so you. we proceed from the assumption that the e.u. at this stage is an unreliable partner and i hope that the strategic review that takes place soon will focus on the key interests of the e.u. and that these talks help make out contacts more constructive but as soon as those talks wrapped up moscow and i'm state was expanding diplomats from e.u. countries including germany accusing them of taking part in illegal protests outside alexina valley's court sentencing earlier this week german chancellor angela merkel speaking at a video conference with french president emmanuel macro condemned russia's move condemnation that was echoed by paris and other european capitals the w correspondent bed righetti in brussels is following advice for us welcome parents let's start with the basics what was it that these diplomats did that so upset moscow. well russia is maintaining that these diplomats participated in the protests over the weekend. against the russian government caused by alex a nevada me th

shery: dan reichl, thank you so much for your time. will the cherry blossoms bloom in washington, as trade talks wrap up? we will ask the chairman, when we come back. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: we are counting down to asia's first major market opens this morning. bitn futures under a little of pressure, down .2%. this coming up to sessions of gains. we are seeing a phenomenal rally for japanese stocks, with the nikkei gaining 13% this year. this is "daybreak asia." i am shery ahn in new york. haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. the japanese trade minister saying the u.s. and japan's finance ministers have already got an agreement when it comes to fx. the negotiations have kicked off in washington this week. he just spoke, saying the first session with the ustr robert lighthizer,, was in the september agreement. let's take a look at the prospect and timing for this deal. kristof joins us now. given that we know a lot of the heavy lifting was done painfully over many rounds of negotiations over the tpp, are you optimistic, notwi

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from the mental differences from a lack of trust we have seen you turn a more than a competitor of reichl rather than a partner and we saw you. we were still we proceed from the assumption that the e.u. at this stage is an unreliable partner and i hope that the strategic review that takes place soon will focus on the key interests of the e.u. and that these talks help make out contacts more constructive but as soon as those talks wrapped up moscow in arms that was expanding diplomats from a u. countries including germany accusing them of taking part in illegal protests outside alexina valley's court sentencing earlier this week german chancellor angela merkel speaking at a video conference with french president emmanuel macro condemned russia's move on the nation that was echoed by paris and other european capitals the w correspondent bed righetti in brussels is following this for us welcome parents let's start with the basics what was it that these diplomats did that so upset moscow. well russia is maintaining that these diplomats participated in the protests over the weekend. against th

talking about famous magazine editor ruth reichl. >> she really ruled the roost, queen of food for such a long time. she was the restaurant critic at she was the restaurant critic at "the new york times," and people worship her, she wore disguises, she blew things up. carol: did she really? there are probably generations of folks out there who do not know who she is or how she changed looking at food. give us that history. kate: ruth really was -- it was so fun to read her book. she really was julia child mixed with a little bit of chrissy teigen. carol: score. kate: she knew how to make food accessible and how to communicate in a real-life way. she came to "gourmet" in the late 90's when it really was a magazine that you had to have two houses and horses, at least two houses. was very dull, very conservative. the recipes would have like six parts, you would make a cake and feed it to your horses. carol: who is going to do that? kate: and even then, there was sort of an audience for it. she saw an opening to make it a dynamic, of-the-moment magazine, and she did. carol: tells about this

to buy tomatoes and onions you pay forty five cents similarly not so you save thirty six cents with reichl we can use that money to buy something else and. these sums are all very small but it's still a worthwhile business for unilever. unilever portrays itself as a leader in efforts to empower women in poor regions maybe that's why for four consecutive years the company was voted kenya's top employee. unilever to respond to the course participants accusations and for an interview. when it's corporate social responsibility and marketing strategist. but we would turn down with this explanation. unfortunately we are not in a position to punch take in this exercise due to potential commercial sensitive it is that maybe involved. women in kenya in the slums dream of having a job like thirty seven year old patrice here who goes door to door for nestle in sound paulo but the job comes with financial risks she has to give customers a full month to pay for their purchases. of me and i daresay you know sometimes people don't want to pay but i have to pay the nestle distributor on the fifteenth and

businesses are so enthusiastic they plan to buy entire fleets of the toyota mirage for example the german reichling service clever shuttle thanks to hydrogen their cars can travel locally with no emissions for the price of the system despite the price tag the mirai is a bargain for us hardly any service costs and we can keep the cars on the road for 20 hours a day with a 3 shift system so the mirai is not just an ecological component for us it's also an economic component to the mission i'm but the total number of hydrogen stations in germany is still below $100.00 it's all down to business and economics. which multimillion investment will pay off in the. hydrogen. for the transportation sector and on here those and we asked why we do not happen electric outrun a tariff and that means for ships from planes all the sense trucks said but how did the needs to be used with equal length with renewable energy with. wind solar other renewable energy not. nuclear and natural gas. the world can only attain its climate goals with a mix of technologies. new synthetic fuels quickly make combustion engines more

we are seeing each other more than a competitor of reichl rather than a partner and we saw you. we proceed from the assumption that the e.u. at this stage is an unreliable partner and i hope that the strategic review that takes place will focus on the key interests of the e.u. and that these talks help make out contacts more constructive but as soon as there's talks wrapped up moscow in arms state was expelling diplomats from a u. countries including germany accusing them of taking part in illegal protests outside the next in the valleys court sentencing earlier this week german chancellor angela merkel speaking at a video conference with french president emmanuel macro condemned russia's move condemnation that was echoed by paris and other european capitals the w. correspondent bed regas in brussels is following this for us welcome parents let's start with the basics what was it that these diplomats did that so upset moscow. well russia is maintaining that these diplomats participated in the protests over the weekend. against the russian government caused by alex a nerve on the

that report from raul dzhokhar and he joins us for more on the story from mumbai reichl good to see you so this high rate of suicide among women in india has been called a public health crisis what is the government doing. that's right you're absolutely right to point that out researchers have said that the number of women committing suicide is alarmingly high in india combat do the numbers statistically speaking across the world and the second thing researchers seem to agree on is that they're required to be there is in fact an urgent requirement by the government to have a national suicide prevention strategy that is gender specific i mean that has been sporadic at that and by both non-governmental organization and the government so there have been help lines that have been set up there are lots of activists who often with a bit of government aid going to schools and colleges to women in the age group of sixteen to twenty five to spread of venice about this is you but the missing link here really is an order arching policy that ties together all of these things together in a targeted

the fourth amendment context, that says if there is an objective basis, i think that's reflected in reichle. but, as the court in iqbal noted, in the first and fifth amendment context, at least in the context of state actors, the court has held that invidious intent is a basis for liability. intent to violate those constitutional rights is a basis, and so -- >> excuse me. i'm not sure. if you stop a car because you think the participants in it were coming back from a protest against president bush, is that a fourth amendment case or a first amendment case, if that's your allegation? the only reason the car was stopped was because of the viewpoint that these people have. is that a fourth amendment case or a first amendment case? >> no. that would be a first amendment case. >> yeah, i would think so. and you think that so long as you make that first amendment allegation, it doesn't matter if you have a broken taillight. >> i think for the terms of the first amendment claim, it wouldn't matter if the circumstances demonstrated and created a basis for that inference of intent. >> wow. >> just o