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. >>> and the great anthony bourdain will take us to russia and india and other places. we'll talk about politics and food, of course. but first here's my take. russia's aggression in ukraine has had the effect in unifying the western dmok raeemocraciede least in their robust condemnation of the nation. one sees a variety of responses which shadows the great u.n. tension between global norms and national interests. consider the response of the world's most populist democracy, india. new delhi was mostly silent through march, refused to support anything to do with russia and declared that russia had legitimate interest in ukraine, all which led vladimir putin to place a thank you call to the prime minister. india's reaction can be explained by deep ties with russia. between 2009 and 2013, 38% of major weapons exported from russia went to india. more than any other country and more than triple the second country, china, at 12%. between 2009 and '13, 75% of the major weapon systems imported to india came from russia. just 7% came from the united states. over the same period

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anthony bourdain, joining us this hour. good evening, everyone, welcome to this special prime time edition of "the lead." tonight in our world lead officials are tightening that search zone to the smallest area yet. just about 18,000 square miles, far narrower than just the day before. we're now on day 35 since flight 370 vanished with 239 souls on board as we speak. as many as 15 airplanes and 13 ships are taking part in the search zone which is a full 12 hours ahead of the eastern u.s. time zone. this, after a possible signal was once again discovered in the water. that is a fifth time that a signal has been picked up. at this hour we're waiting the results of the analysis on that as our renee marsh reports. the team came by the latest break in the mystery using very different, perhaps even more efficient technology. >> reporter: the search for flight 370's black boxes intensifies and the ping count may have gone up again. an australian orion aircraft over the ocean shield, dropping sonobuoys. and at least one of them got

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i don't. . >>> anthony bourdain's new series starts. had a chance to well, have a drink together and talk about his favorite experience. >> my sentimental favorite. that was -- that goes deep into you know, my many years as a chef. and my first true love, food. >> so you bring that up, when i grew up i had this little black match box car, it said paul on the side. i got it when i was there, and my parents had an anniversary life, they would go on this three-hour lunch, and they went there for lunch. so it was like thank god, i avoided that nightmare, i look back, god, i should have gone. my question to you is what is it like to be there with them? >> well, understand i grew up at a young man, a young chef. if i can be absolutely certain of one thing that i would never, ever eat at restaurant paul bocuse, and certainly would not find myself next to him as he goes into the greatest parts of his career. he is a fascinating man, he is like muhammad ali, that kind of -- you know, he transcends his profession. >> you spent a lot of time in a

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i don't. >>> anthony bourdain rolls the dice and heads to las vegas.hotels and casinos to the old haunts, he has nothing but love for sin city. >> in las vegas, no matter what you feel about it, like casinos, these massive pleasure domes, what's the most overused word in the english language? i believe it's awesome. they are, in fact, awe-inspiring. i mean, they're enormous. how do they work? how do they grind in all of these people in and out, relieving them so happily of their money? instinctively it would be so easy to sneer at all this, to find it obscene and horrifying. even if you can pretend successfully to hate this, and frankly that's a very difficult thing to do, off the strip old school vegas, who could hate that? now, where's my damn toga? >> that new episode airs tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. ♪ >>> you are in the cnn newsroom. i'm jim sciutto in again today for don lemon. thanks for joining us and a very happy easter. it is just after dawn in south korea where they're desperately clinging to the slim chance that someone is sti

i had a conversation with anthony bourdain, host of "sports enknown."his journey to leon france, a food haven. he says he gained eight pounds in less than a week there. i've been there. here's part of our conversation. >> there's food porn and then there's super high test xxx food porn, and i made a career out of finding the really seductive, amazing technically accomplished depictions of food that make you want it bad. we've topped ourselves this time. never have i come close -- it'sed the sickest, foodiest show we've ever done, it's a deep dive into where great cooks come from, great dishes, great food culture, tracking it back from the tables of high-end restaurants right back to the humble beginnings on the farm and along the way, let me put it this way. make sure you have a good bottle of wine and enough food when you watch this show. you do not want to be caught short sitting there in your underwear with a bag of cheetos. >> when i say i've been there, i mean gaining eight pounds in one week especially when i go home to louisiana. that is food por

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after bourdain, morgan spurlock goes to the dogs. go inside america's pet culture. see you at 5:00 p.m. eastern. newsroom with brooke baldwin starts right now. >> let's begin, shall we? it's friday, top of the hour. count with me now, 50. it has now been 50 days since flight 370 vanished with the 239 people on board and nearly eight weeks now, no trace of this plane. but searchers are not giving up hope on this blue fin 21. after 13 trips to the near bottom of the southern indian ocean, the sonar scanning drone on loan from the u.s. navy has, thus far, covered almost all of that

anthony bourdain begins in two minutes. but first, mass casualty after a massive and powerful tornado tore through several communities in the past few hours. hardest hit are the communities of mayflower, velonia, arkansas, 20, 25 miles north of little rock. i'm going to track this storm for you. you can see it just to the south of mayflower. that's when it hit, right around 750 p.m. i'm going to track the entire system for you. it was moving at about 40 miles an hour. this is a devastating storm. we have the mayor of velonia. tell us the conditions in your town right now. >> it's chaos right now. the storm hit this evening. we were hit three years ago, three years and two days ago to be exact. this seems like a lot stronger storm downtown area seems like it's completely levelled. there's a few buildings partially standing gas lines spewing. fire lines down. we've had some casualties. it's too early to confirm how many. when i came up through town, you can see there were people everywhere. people trying to help them. they se

help a ride to india with anthony bourdain this sunday on cnn at 9:00 p.m.tern. >>> before we leave you jr, tha for all of you who liked our facebook page. we are growing. 142,000 likes. be the next one. run. head over and be part of it. like at this hour. you never know what you might find including revealing behind the scenes photos of mick ca la ferrara. and me. you might not like that part, though. ashleigh banfield starts now. >> search teams moving in. a possible new ping from flight 370 to help pinpoint the wreckage miles below the surface of the ocean as odd new details emerge about the final flight path and just who was tracking it. also this hour, what drove a student to stab and slash his way through a crowded high school hallway with two large kitchen knives? survival stories, the horror and the hero, all of that ahead. presidential perspective. on

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if i had any idea, i never would have taken the ride, so says bourdain. >> good luck, maybe you return limbs intact. ♪ >>> next day in the full moon festival. whether you're looking out the window at a rural village or at the streets of yangon, what's happening is probably pretty similar, a tableau of car speakers, but also a pratt of charitable good works in the hopes of jacking up your karma. money trees are paraded around pinwood cash donations for months. free bang wets and feasts are held. many moments of spiritual reflection. the majority of people here practice tera vata buddhism, the oldest most conservative form of the religion which, simply put, asserts that existence is pretty much a continuous cycle of suffering through birth, death and rebirth. >> very noisy. very noisy, yes. >> the morningstar teahouse where i've come for several years, the must-have bone deep, la pet tuk. the salad of fermented leaves, i know, it doesn't sound good, but you would be wrong to think that. take the fermented tea leaves, add cabbage, tomatoes and lots of crunchy bits, season with lime and fi

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anthony bourdain begins in two minutes. tornado tore through several communities in the past few hours. hardest hit are the communities of mayflower, velonia, arkansas, 20, 25 miles north of little rock. i'm going to track this storm for you. you can see it just to the south of mayflower. that's when it hit, right around

joining us for a preview of what we're going to see this season of "parts unknown," anthony bourdain.ee you. your first stop this season, india. we know the food is a hit. we are talking about amazing spices at the same time and a region that can be a little spicy, too, right along the pakistan border. what was this journey like? >> well, the food was, indeed, spectacular. the colors in the punjab are extraordinary. it was a very, very beautiful part of an already beautiful country and we looked at, you know, in the course of just eating and looking into the far away past, the present kept intruding and it is a contentious part of the world. the relations between -- along that border informed a lot of the problems in the entire region. we see -- all of us see it, feel it, hear it, live with it every day to a great extent. we looked at that a little bit right where it mattered. >> there was a free community vegetarian restaurant there, as well. describe that experience. >> well, it's the golden temple and it is essentially -- it's the holiest spot in the sikh religion and every day for

part of an exciting prime time double header tonight because beginning tonight at 9:00, anthony bourdainlike you have never seen before. >>> all right. the pope marked easter sunday at the vatican today. nearly 100,000 christians have gathered in vatican city to morning to celebrate easter with pope francis. he led the easter mass early this morning and gave his twice yearly blessing. during which he called for world peace and the end to social injustices. >>> and then there's the royal couple which attended easter services this morning on their trip to australia. afterwards, they did something that many families around the world enjoy doing. they took their son to the zoo. and as royal correspondent max foster reports, young prince george had an up close encounter. >> reporter: proud parents taking their boy on a trip to the zoo. and an encounter with a billby. george, meet george. not a koicoincidence, of course. this billby was named after this heir to the throne. as was the enclosure. george seemed thrilled to receive a keepsake of his trip and then again maybe not. this, his second

next, bourdain "prime cuts." at 9:00 eastern, punjab followed at 10:00 eastern with a new season of morgan spurlock, inside man. i will see you back here at 11:00 eastern. >>> i'm a man of simple needs. >> i want a golden unicorn. >> like a country where people have a sense of humor. you know, when i was chef, i would have stabbed you in the neck with a fork. >> i would never do that as a responsible journalist but i'm interested in investigating. >> so that's where potatoes come from. certainty is my enemy. i'm all about questioning oneself and the nature of reality. in ancient times, drivers would hang the testicles of their enemies on their rear view mirrors. ♪ ♪ >>> i hate clip shows. i despise them. clip shows generally are a cheap exploitative way to wring another hour out of existing footage. we aim to be different but not that different. all i can say in my own defense, those of you who tuned in expecting new and original material is there is actually new and original material here because it probably doe

. >> i haven't lived, be sure to tune in with anthony bourdain, "parts unknown." and cnn tonight with bill weir starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir. and this is "cnn tonight." as we head into the weekend tonight so many remain gripped on what is happening on the other side of the world, and the words that spelled doom for a plane. and a source told cnn that investigators have a better idea of exactly where flight 370 made its sharp left turn away from its designated flight path to beijing, and just how high the airliner was flying afterwards. >>> and off the waters of south korea, 270 people still remain missing two days after the ferry made a turn and capsized. we have word on what is happening in the frigid waters of the capsize boat. >>> and now, police in boston are on the hunt for sibling lone wolf bombers, what have we learned since? and are american cities any safer? i'll ask the deputy who runs one of the most counterterrorism divisions in the world. >>> first, we'll have more on the sunken ferry off south korea. the 69-year-old captain of th

anthony bourdain, with season three of "parts unknown."ick things off, he's going to india. >> side of the road food stall. there are countless to choose from the town but this is legendary. i like it. eat around this part of the world, punjab, in particular, get used to eating a lot of vegetarian. india, one of the few places on earth where even for me that's not a burden what's that? i'll take that, right here, my good man. mmm, that's good. in the punjab, meat or no meat, almost guaranteed a free for all of intense colors, flavors, and spices. "parts unknown" 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight. >> this cnn breaking news.

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anthony bourdain went to vegas and explored beyond the wild reputation but he did splurge, landing auxury villa usually reserved for the vips, the uber rich. he got it by telling a little white lie. watch this. >> a little bad they give you if your credit line runs into the eight figures. i told the ceo that wolf blitzer may be coming. i suggested he may be hungry. i plan to live large until they figure out that wolf ain't coming. >> i'm going. looks nice. thank you for that. next sunday, by the way, ootd episode of parts unknown. anthony explores one of the most beautiful and unknown areas of india. 9:00 p.m. eastern. you will enjoy it. he is really amazing. >> it's been a white house tradition now for 136 years, about 30,000 people have crowded the south loun lawn looking for easter eggs and baskets. it took him three times to find the net. the theme was hop into healthy shape. part of michelle obama's initiative aimed at her chish's health. he shoots. let's see if he scores. okay. >> one year after the bombings at the boston marathon, competitors are back stronger than ever. the f

next, bourdain "prime cuts."jab followed at 10:00 eastern with a new season of morgan spurlock, inside man. i will see you back here at 11:00 eastern. >>> i'm a man of simple needs. >> i want a golden unicorn. >> like a country where people have a sense of humor. you know, when i was chef, i would have stabbed you in the neck with a fork. >> i would never do that as a responsible journalist but i'm interested in investigating. >> so that's where potatoes come from. certainty is my enemy. i'm all about questioning oneself and the nature of reality.

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. >>> speaking of food -- thank you very much, enjoy -- if you've been missing anthony bourdain's adventures night you've been waiting for. in less than three hours, season three of "parts unknown." a little taste of what to expect from the globe trotting chef. >> punjab india, why? >> because it's one of the most awesome looking places on earth. an interesting present and haunting, interesting past. the food's delicious. i get to eat vegetarian here without noticing. vegetables and spicy, seasonal, texture, served with extraordinarily good bread. delicious. i can go vegetarian in punjab for a week, and that's a lot for me. >> what do you do there? it's a really contentious region. a lot of the world's problems, difficulties, we contend with, are sort of stemmed from that fractious relationship from one area partitioned pakistan and india. punjab's a flashpoint. we go, eat, look at a beautiful part of the world but through food and i think ordinary conversations with ordinary people try in our small way to explain what the hell's go on there. >> hitch a ride to india and find out what other

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host anthony bourdain told us all about it. >> we tried to show the hidden vegas of the very, very highho are flown in and are likely to spend, you know, $10 million or $20 million over a weekend. >> wow. >> addresses within the casinos that even the front desk don't know exist, wouldn't know where to send a visitor. and then at the other end we're looking at the off-the-strip vegas of the longtime natives, residents, all of those tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people who clean the rooms and deal the cards and what it must be like to be them that encourages visitors to come and behave really, really badly to live with that and growing up seeing human behavior at its very worst and most foolish, it creates a special kind of person. >> was it the consensus that the special kind of people embrace this and say this is the way it is, this is part of the survival of the fittest or is there any real reservation on their part that they kind of wish vegas wasn't the vegas that it is? >> i think a lot of them are happy to be there but have a very, very cynical world view. they'

next is anthony bourdain "parts unknown," punjab followed at 9:00 eastern by the premiere of "las vegasside man" and at 11:00, brianna keilar. good night. [ speaking in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪

tony bourdain has a nice blurb on the cover. thank goodness for tony. expectation of being on a show like this. >> you guys were the pioneers. you sort of set this all up with what we have now. >> you know we came out of the time when the french were running the kitchens. it was co-existent to the bicentennial. americans were feeling like what is our food? one of the jobs i had that's described in length are the carnie corn dogs. before i became a chef i was many things including a carnie. i was going town to town in the midwest. >> there's something sweet in that breading. it's delicious. >> the corn is going to be sweet and the sausage, you can buy the favorite kind that you want. in the carnival we didn't have cuisine or grand dishes. we didn't have ceviche. well, key lime pie. the coleslaw comes from a restaurant i worked in that was a barbecue restaurant in illinois. the ceviche showcases the kind of thing you'd expect with me coming from key west. i like the food to be full of flavors, very bright. and i like the stories of the books. both the coo

. >>> and also, this sunday on "parts unknown," anthony bourdain heads to france. eastern. here is a taste. >> the kids attack their food like hungry trerchermen wiping out three servings in the time it takes me to eat one. i guess they like it. >> it good. >> yeah. this is good. >> i tell you, i don't think my chef in new york would do better. >> cooked with wine, too. you're going to jail for that in the states. >> exactly. i'm making the sauce. >> the kids eat fast. look how fast the kids eat. turn your head and they'll eat your soup right out of the plate. my school lunch room, pushed up your tray like prison, move it along. >> they come to you and serve you. most important thing. and that we see here is the love married with the food she make and to the kids she serves. i think it does a lot to do with the reaction they have to food. >> reporter: dessert is homemade, farmer cheese with chocolate and orange segments. >> when you want to be when you grow up? fireman. veterinary. >> he wants to make machine guns. >> engineering machine gun, yeah. >> okay. keep an