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this is just over one hour. [applause] welcome. what a great day. good morning. i am very best albright i am marybeth albright the foot anchor at the washington post. i am being joined with the food world biggest names, jose andres and alice waters. we will be taking questions for alice and jose on twitter. please use the #food for thought. alice waters is the author of this new memoir called coming to my senses. i think the book is mesmerizing because of the subtitles, the making of a counterculture took. counterculture cook. today we will talk about food as a tool for change. and we will talk about her 46-year-old restaurant in berkeley which have been at the forefront of the organic food movement. she is a titan of the industry. and another titan is here, a chef that continues the tradition of using food as a tool for change, jose andres. he returned yesterday from puerto rico. [applause] where his nonprofit was on the ground for one month serving an island that ....
berkeley which have been at the forefront of the organic food movement. she is a titan of the industry. and another titan is here, a chef that continues the tradition of using food as a tool for change, jose andres. he returned yesterday from puerto rico. [applause] where his nonprofit was on the ground for one month serving an island that is still 75% without power since hurricane maria. it all started with the tweet on doesmber 24 and read, anyone in d.c. have a satellite phone i can borrow? kind of urgent. he was on the plane to puerto rico. in the months he was there, he 2livered as of yesterday million meals. [applause] that is more than the red cross and that is to be most remote areas of puerto rico. to people without food and water. have criticized the federal government s response. jose, i will start with a question for you. on october 1, you sent a series of tweets saying what you would do if you were donald trump. if i were donald trump, i would stop attackin ....
[applause] all right. welcome. wow, what a great day and a packed room. not surprisingly. good morning, everyone. i m mary beth albright, the food anchor here at the washington post. i m very pleased today to be joined by two of the food world s biggest names, undeniably, jose andres and alice waters. to those watching online or to those in the room, we will be taking questions for alice and jose on twitter. please tweet those questions to us using the #foodforthought, which you see right behind us. so alice waters is the author of this new memoir and it s called coming to my senses. but i think the book really is mesmerizing because of its subtitle which is the making of a counterculture cook. and we will talk a lot with the counterculture today and talk about food as a tool for change which both of our chefs here know a little bit about. and we ll talk about her 46-year-old restaurant in berkeley, california, which has been at the forefront of the organic and lo ....
and winds forced long delays for flights. some came in more than three hours late. we are live at sfo with an update at 6:30. two other airports in the area are not reporting any delays, the weather is also causing problems on the road. jacky continues our coverage from the bay bridge toll plaza. reporter: within the last few minutes, the rain and the wind have both picked up tonight. it was on and off all day making for a miserable and sometimes dangerous day of travel. slick roads plus holiday travel does not equal a pleasant way to end thanksgiving week, roads from treacherous as people were driving home. i feel thankful that we are okay. reporter: this accident on i- 80 eastbound happened before 10:00 a.m. and left a child dead. a pickup truck loft control before the emeryville exit. a ford truck slammed into a car. slow down, give yourself space between vehicles and use your headlights and your wipers. reporter: things were just as difficult in the north ....
the flat. jim: might be a free play for brees. kamara. touchdown. referee: offside. defense. number 50. penalty is declined. touchdown. jim: 75 yards in 42 seconds. tony: kamara just makes ogletree stand right there and think he was going the that was so easy. jim: kamara has a second touchdown of the game, over 100 yards in receiving on six catches, five carries for 87 rushing. 17 yards a clip. tony: comes down to this. i ll tell you right now new orleans is going to kick an onside here, obviously if the rams get it the game is over, if new orleans gets it they re right back in it. jim: for those of you expecting 60 minutes, you re watching the nfl on cbs. the normal saints in los angeles here take on the rams. jim nantz with tony rmo and tracy wolfson. the score here is los angeles 26, new orleans 20. 60 minutes will be seen in its entirety immediately following this game except on the west coast. it s going to be lutz for the onside attempt. of ....