Outside sources as well as on the table. Half of nprs kitchen sisters producers of the kitchen series for the morning addition and i will your moderator for the conversation and child food is fundamental. Joining me are two of the most revolutionary food activists in the bay area. Case there the nation. Their mavericks in their field, Saru Jayaraman is a new book by beck people take on corporate food and winning. Directive you see Berkeley School Labor Research center, cofounder of the Restaurant Opportunity Center united and president of one fair wage. Alice waters is berkeleys mountain is 49th year. And the edible schoolyard project now in its 25th year. A program that has ignited a network of some 7000 Edible Education projects around the world. Alice is also the author of some 17 books including her upcoming manifesto about the power of food. Under sipping of the National Medal of honor from president barack obama. Welcome to you both. Thank you. Alice, lets start with you. Food is
Thomas jewelry was nominated for a president a second time, in 1948. Now on American History tv, the film from the Republican National committee, telling the story of his political life. Thomas do we public career was launched in 1931, when there was a national scandal. Four years later, do we was appointed special prosecutor for the governor, to war and organized crime in new york. You have been giving the most difficult task. Of the opportunity of helping the people of the city, what can we do to help you . As a detective in new york mister mayor, i think it is one of the best detectives in the United States, id like him to meet my squad of the effectives. From the beginning, dewey place an almost hopeless job, clearing out gangsters and racketeers, the city had been tightening for years on this rule. Youve been loading for me again, for the last time, are gonna keep out of our territory or not . Im not. Well i dont need any protection. Do we small hand picks, tap manage an attack on
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Beyond dangerous and those who support it should be ashamed of themselves. They should be publicly condemned by every senator, every representative, every governor across this great country. In fact, just this year, 37 officers have been killed. By the way, thats more than a 20 increase over the same time last year. Because being a Police Officer in this country is more dinin dangerous than ever before. Im having the private conversations with members of Law Enforcement, our peace officers, men and women who will quietly tell you that it is difficult to continue to serve in this environment where theyre not getting the support of their elected officials. Ill tell you theyre getting the support of their communities in many cases, though, but where is the outrage being expressed by those who are elected to serve. And how are these heroes repaid . Cities and towns across our country, including montanas very own city of ma sue la masoula are talking about reducing their budget, proposing a