>> alessandro: let's have a bite of flowers. >> anthony: oh, man. >> alessandro: they're delicious. >t that's what i'm here to find out. >> rene: did you add the moss? >> anthony: we know that noma has been said to be the world's best. >> noma cook: this is a dish that takes twenty man-hours of work a day. >> anthony: and what we've heard outside of denmark is that rene sources his ingredients exclusively from the nordic region. mostly from within 60 miles of the restaurant. >> rene: get a better one than this. >> noma cook: we need a better vessel. quickly, come on. >> kitchen staff: yes chef! >> anthony: think about that. denmark is not exactly the mediterranean. summers are short. >> rene: service. >> anthony: what rene and crew started, what they're famous for, is foraging for ingredients. >> rene: reindeer moss with last year's harvest of sep mushrooms. >> anthony: and color me, dubious. >> alessandro: did you ever eat moss before? >> anthony: no. that is incredible. >> alessandro: wow. >> anthony: there's no way that this is going to look convincingly delicious on tv, but it is

going was amazing in itself casey's trips to gaza were both heart wrenching and joyous and watching alessandro with his dad reminded me of moments with my late father who also had cancer she goes on to say i'm india's have casey's journeys but i also saw the toll it took on him and the fans though although he didn't travel as much had a different trouble and i'm wishing them both well from ireland so casey talk to us about cars that because people who are followers of al jazeera english will know your work from there will know your time spent there the story that you tell in the documentary ins of having a different ending tell us a little bit about that. although the very nice comment that you just read out things i mean even on my reporting trips not the larger films one of my goals and the like everywhere was to try to very small personal stories and. because sometimes those are the stories that people and other places around the world can relate to the most because and i think that's also what motivated alessandro to dive into the footage more because he also felt that same feeling where.

reporter knows that you should a lot of footage not all the little i even see out and alice in alessandro wanted the stuff to end up on t.v. he wanted to see what else was there. i mean that i he had that idea years ago seven or eight years ago and then from that point on he just started to collect and collect kleck that minimalist as you know some something that somebody working in the news industry would never have miller and i do it's a big i mean monster project out of sound oh yeah i mean when i ask the truth to cease with i had no idea at the beginning to make such a film but to it was something that developed through the years because at that time i was living in berlin and i was you know we mentioned before the word bubble you know i was kind of living in a bubble just you know going out part live in the nice life in berlin and then suddenly i was watching the kids as fools age like you know i could watch six hours straight of kids even. if i was diving into these words and i could connect that could really use those words and i you know i start to think if i can prove these in a

let's go. >> alessandro: it's so much less about "wooo" you know? it's about bang!

other places around the world can relate to the most because and i think that's also what motivated alessandro to dive into the footage more because he also felt that same feeling where. you know if i can see you know the normal life in the normal you know ups and downs of people whether it's good or bad you know you feel a little bit more like them and that was really the the reason and what alexander wanted to convey i mean the update for who seeing the film or and not really a spoiler for who hasn't but the update of that of that family and guys i mean the second kid who was born to the same name as the first kid. who passed away unfortunately and that kid is now growing and happy and strong and they've also had a second child so you know like like every situation where people live in extreme difficulty and hardship there is also normal life and things that bring families joy and their life goes on as well as honoring the final many elvish as time goes by fox oddly this is not just d.c. pass mill film what do you think the general audience of algae and i just think should take away from the

alessandro is already frustrated by the caravan's slow pace and missing his daughters left eehind induras. the idea of a ho reception h om u.s. soldiers was eno make him turn back. >> my family told me all about it. when i asked what was happening, they said the border is full of soldiersso figured why go all the way to the border only to be turned away? will: it is a difficult and n to abandon the trip come almost as tough as leaving home in the first place. the remaining migrants believe their strength lies in their numbers, andlan to ignore ymore messages from washington telling them their journey is in vain. will grant, bbc news, mexo. jane: scientists in switzerland have developed a spinal implant that has allowed people who were told they would be paralyzed for the rest of theiral life to unexpectedly, theo implant a seems to regrow some damaged nerves. reporter: david said he would never walk again.ot now among the lls of the alps, he is able to travel more than half a mile. an implantround his spine has changed his life. >> to me it means a lot. you have got to try to do the

has only sent a minuscule amount of aid despite that political analyst alessandro bruno told us he believes pakistan is wholly reliant on washington's support. pakistan needs american aid need american aid from the very day it was born in one thousand forty nine or forty seven sorry. americans have lots of it into pakistan since the fifty's so. it's very difficult for them to come to combine a strategy to get rid of the problems of the terrorists and at the same time helps pakistan's bottom line but that means they have to think of themselves first i don't think trump will be able to keep the semblance of cutting off for too long because pakistan is the central piece in this strategy even as big as it is we have a confluence of interests coming to play which will keep the americans. force the americans to get back to pakistan. authorities in the u.s. city of chicago say that four people including a police officer in critical condition following a shooting at a hospital on monday medical officials have said that the attack is over and that all patients are safe according to police the suspec

has deployed medical ships to treat those in need help the most alessandro the as he reports now from the coastal city of. it's the world's largest hospital ship one of two the united states navy dispatches to offer free medical care with a crew of nine hundred doctors nurses and volunteers i the u.s. an s. comfort mission in colombia is to provide health services to locals and venezuelan migrants fleeing the crisis at home the migration crisis has certainly played a factor we are here to help the the colombian government and there and there's obviously strained health care system to be able to provide for all of those in need here on and we watch hundreds of people lined up on the first day of service in a coastal city close to the border most of the care is offered on shore while surgeries are done on the ship and the cup there's fly patients to one of the comforts twelve operation room. many like these children had never seen a dentist before there's like a boy because who arrived weeks ago from business where we're desperate for medicine her two year old has chicken pox two month

the issue up for debate with antiwar activists caution again and independent political analyst alessandro burnett. when it comes to the first amendment and it is a very tricky thing and as far as i'm concerned wisconsin legislative house just passed a year or year ago they passed a legislature that if you actually do any type of protest or some kind of action against the right or the nazis you actually get punished some kind of curious how they're perceiving that there's no consequences for doing that kind of behavior but then at the same time they're willing to punish somebody who's willing to stand against it i definitely think it was right not to punish the students i don't even think it should have brought the first amendment into the equation because it diminishes the first amendment which has bigger fish to fry in this case i think to be dismissed as a prank so if you have an image especially photograph it's created it's it's not natural image so the question is who was the person who was taking that picture and who was the person giving basically direction to the kids to wave that

other places around the world can relate to the most because and i think that's also what motivated alessandro to dive into the footage more because he also felt that same feeling where. you know if i can see you know the normal life in the normal you know ups and downs of people whether it's good or bad you know you you feel a little bit more like them and that was really the the reason and what alexander wanted to convey i mean the update for who seeing the film or and not really a spoiler for who hasn't but the update of that of that family and guys i mean the second kid who was born to the same name as the first kid. who passed away unfortunately and that kid is now growing and happy and strong and they've also had a second child so you know like like every situation where people live in extreme difficulty and hardship there is also normal life and things that bring families joy and their life goes on as well i found out in the final many elfish as time goes to sa sadly this is not just the teens pass mill film what do you think the general audience of algae and i just think should take aw

country so i can also see media having an impact on that and hitting up a little bit on the left that alessandro brought forth i think left can also be very. detrimental in terms of not miss maybe having a misconception know what freedom of speech is and sometimes. shutting down people that should be debated. and instead of actually having serious debates. they protest or create some kind of violent situation the story interrupts farm freights we've run out of time at the moment but thank you very much feel thoughts on the controversial fate so my guess to war activists coach again and independent political analyst alison brie and i thank you thank you thank you. you know up to date with the latest world news so have your headlines in half an hour's time. what is the next step for the saga known as breaks and also is the stage being said to finally end the syrian conflict and why is m i six scrambling to stop trying. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering the big world of business and commerce and finance and everything in fact you i'm part children of washington we're so g