auntie christa!— auntie christa! you are so big! still to come _ auntie christa! you are so big!o big! still to come on the show. - auntie christa! you are so big! still to come on the show. we | still to come on the show. we are on the hunt for berlin's best curry worst.— are on the hunt for berlin's best curry worst. everyone from homeless _ best curry worst. everyone from homeless people _ best curry worst. everyone from homeless people to _ best curry worst. everyone from homeless people to the - homeless people to the chancellor. and we are in thailand to see a festival that has been helping bring back tourists to the region. it is tourists to the region. it is treat tourists to the region. it is great to — tourists to the region. it is great to be _ tourists to the region. it is great to be home. - tourists to the region. it is great to be home. but- tourists to the region. it is great to be home. but now we're turning around and heading straight back to europe where sausages and curry sauce may not the most natural flavour combination but in berlin, currywurst, as it is kn

aunty christa! you are so big! still to come on the show.for berlin's best currywurst. eaten by everyone from homeless people to the chancellor. and we are in thailand to see a monkey festival that has been helping bring back tourists to the region. what can i say? it is great to be home. but now we're turning around and heading straight back to europe where sausages and curry sauce may not seem the most natural flavour combination but in berlin, currywurst, as it is known, has become a street food favourite. so we headed to the german capital to find out more about this dish and its surprising origins. in the �*50s and the �*60s, currywurst was one of the fast foods easily available and everyone grew up with currywurst. napoli has a pizza of spanish descent, paella, it's literally part of the culture of the city. voila. hello, my name is laszlo and welcome to curry 36, the most famous currywurst stall in berlin. it is easy. you just get a sausage, cut it in six or eight pieces. and then you add tomato sauce on top. and top it with curry pow

salvatore, i'm christa. good to meet you.ctically a spring chicken. what is your secret? would you show me how to prepare your soup? certainly. and these are good locally grown vegetables. if you come frequently in sardinia you will be a sardinian girl. ah, that would be a great thing and then i might live to 105. you are welcome. does it have longer to cook? i can we come back and taste your soup? fantastic. i will most happily set the table for you. with the soup on the stove, salvatore and i head to the hills to find out more about the way of life here. wow, look at this! thank you. we have been speaking with people about the secret to a long and healthy life and they seem to think it is a simple kind of lifestyle which you have here. do you think that is the secret to long life? may i? prendi, prendilo cosi'. hello. we need to find your mummy to get you some milk. good health and maybe a little vino as well. i can drink to that. there you go. go on, there you go — found mum. all of this and you live a long life. salvatore

she was to become a lawyer and i just say yes to everything because i think it's still too young. christa griffith was we hope it in 2000 and we enjoy. i went to a good high school in kenya, and it up into i've been stem oriented school saw from the 3rd year our teachers would come to class and, and tell us what tim curry as existed. so when that what i could picture was measured by, you know, it got me excited that maybe this is what i've been chasing, and fields. none of the household finish defunct pinch in the 2nd quarter. i don't know how to find good things in here. so no, no, no video footage in velocity, so i just use go to why ask you 0. mm hm. so maybe while you might surprise yourself, ah, i am canyon i grew up in kenya. so how does this kenyan find themselves so comfortably? you know, living in rhonda, why did they come to london? okay. respect you lot. hm. mm hm. in my 3rd year, at the university of nairobi, i lost a sister or a girl that was very close to my heart. and so i was struggling to, you know, to make peace with myself when my mind was completely shattered. i was al

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christa is in sardinia, one of only a handful of designated uber—healthy blue zones around the worldl this, and you live a long life. it's a pretty good way of life, i think. do catch that if you can and don't forget, you can watch more of our adventures on bbc iplayer. and from me, lucy hedges and the rest of the travel show team here in dubai, it's goodbye. hello there. after a spell of cold weather, the final day of november brought a return to something milder, something much milder, in fact — westerly winds which fed a lot of cloud across the uk but brought temperatures of 12, 13 or 1a degrees in many places. away from the far north, cold air clung on across shetland and that cold air has been staging a return over recent houi’s. this area of low pressure has worked its way through. and that plunge of cold air will continue to take effect as we head through wednesday, the first day of december, the first day of the meteorological winter. and it will feel like it for many of us. there will be some spells of sunshine, but we'll see showers or longer spells of rain drifting southwa

..christa is in sardinia, one of only a handful of designated uber—healthy blue zones around the world live a long life. it's a pretty good way of life, i think. do catch that if you can and don't forget, you can watch more of our adventures on bbc iplayer. and from me, lucy hedges and the rest of the travel show team here in dubai, it's goodbye. good morning. this week, it's been quite a fickle weather story to tell, undulating from cold and crisp back to milder and sometimes wet. and that's the story we've got first thing this friday morning. milderfor all of us, but by the time head towards the weekend, once again, we turn back into that cold bright story with some showers turning increasingly wintry on the hills. but for the here and now, we have got these weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic. they bump into colder air, so for a time, we will see a wintry mix. however, behind it, you can see this pizza—shaped triangle of yellow colour — that's the milder air tucking in behind those weather fronts. so, an early wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow to clear from the southeast co

i think gazing into the christa ball of the fed is really hard right now. let's talk asked the crystal ball of the fed is really -- the crystal ball of the fed is really hard right now. >> i think there are three risks. omicron, inflation, and overextended markets. >> the number one risk is the pandemic. >> covid is clearly an issue. the covid situation and covid policies. >> there are warning signs out there, whether it is inflation, other political events around the world. >> geopolitics of china, russia, and ron. at -- and iran. >> there's likely to be much more twists and turns and ups and downs >> 2022 is another year of rebuilding, and it is going to be choppy. it's not just hiring. you've got supply chain issues. >> what is valued at such a level that will come down that is interest-rate sensitive? i'm not sure the market is ready for three straight increases next year, and i think that will come as a shock. >> as has always been the case before, said efforts, slow inflation lead to recession. i think all of those things are sources of risk for the m

causing concerns for air travelers already facing extensive flight cancelations because of omicron christamayo fox news many sierra residents are enjoying the snowfall, and that includes some furry four legged friends as well. videos of dogs playing in the snow are being posted and going viral on social media. one dog owner went out for a stroll this morning with a couple of pups. and they tricked and played and jumped through two ft of snow there. with that. let's check in one more time with roberto gonzales , looking at the snow conditions is going to be more snow for those pups in kids to play in in the days ahead. i just can't get over it. that is so cute. isn't it? very cute. my dog won't even get her paws wet from the rain. she won't go outside it all. she's a california dog. alright yes, we have more snow rain. you know what's interesting? i was just listening to that story. just a moment ago about chicago . 1/10 of an inch of snow. we've had more snow here locally. then chicago has think about that. step it outside right now. looking out towards the bay bridge. you know, the tower

apparently it was sort of a last hurrah for that teacher christa taylor because she had just resignedand you know that was in your classrooms. that mindset was in your classrooms for quite some time. what are your thoughts. >> >> first of all, i would like to start off by i saying i respect teachers. i would like to thank all of them for everything they have done and they do for our students every day. concerning this particular teacher, i think she is showing her true colors by name calling and attacking parents for having views different from her own. i have opposing views but i do not mock anyone for religious beliefs or call them bigots or brainless kooks. she is supposed to be serving students of all faith. she is supposed to be a role model. she is wrong when she thinks only evangelizes are opposing these pornographic books. i'm not a christian and i oppose these books. >> if you are to take a picture of one of the books gender queer and post it on facebook. facebook will actually remove it because it violates its community standards for having explicit content. and that says a

aunty christa! you are so big!t can i say? it is great to be home. but now we're turning around and heading straight back to europe, where sausages and curry sauce may not seem the most natural flavour combination. but in berlin, currywurst, as it is known, has become a street food favourite. so we headed to the german capital to find out more about this dish and its surprising origins. in the '50s and the '60s, currywurst was one of the fast foods easily available and everyone grew up with currywurst. napoli has a pizza of spanish descent, paella, it's literally part of the culture of the city. voila. hello, my name is laszlo and welcome to curry 36, the most famous currywurst stall in berlin. it is actually pretty easy. you just get a sausage, you cut it in six or eight pieces. then you add the tomato sauce on top. and top it with curry powder and spices and that is it. you also need a fork. it is that simple. grazie mille. bon appetito, ciao. we have customers from all over europe from asia, from the states, bas

reports from the central locations involved, including concord, new hampshire, home of school teacher, christauliffe. - [macneil]: jim lehrer was probably the most intelligent man i've ever worked with. somebody called him a laser once, he did have a laser-like intelligence. - [jamie lehrer]: my dad felt that the newshour was like the perfect vehicle for presenting the kind of journalism that he and robin believed in and always did. in his eyes, a journalist is there to just present the news to the people. probably because they have better sources, because they have firsthand accot information, but if you then translate that with your own adjectives or other things, you're influencing the viewer, and that's not pure journalism. was well-known. as his career progressed, he created a list about what he learned, creating the best news program on television. he gave it a simple name: rules of journalism. -[jamie lehrer]: the rules speak to the impartiality of journalism, as he believed it should be conducted. - [lehrer]: "do nothing i cannot defend. "cover, write, and present every story "with the

salvatore, i'm christa. good to meet you. buon giorno.105. you're welcome! does it have longer to cook? ok, can we come back and taste your soup? fantastic! laughs. i will most happily happily set the table for you! with the soup on the stove, salvatore and i head to the hills to find out more about the way of life here. wow, look at this! buon giorno. buon giorno, signora. oh, for me? thank you! thank you. we've been speaking with people about the secret to a long and healthy life and they seem to think it's a simple kind of lifestyle which you have here. do you think that is the secret to long life? may i? prendi, prendilo cosi. oh, hello! we need to find your mummy to get you some milk, kiddo. so, good health and maybe a little vino as well. i can drink to that. there we go! go on, there you go! yes! found mum! all of this and you live a long life. salvatore has spent the last couple of years creating a historical record, showing why this area should be properly recognised. now that you have spoken with all of these older people, now t