f fabio wants to cook the magnificent.little abouab appetizer and yet another cut of meat. we head back to the deli fabio owns. look at thart, look at the flou. we head to the high roof where he does his cooking. we are starting with the medici family's favorite. they have such high quality that we are eating it raw. >> that's the best sushi i ever had. >> now the main event. >> what he's doing now is this is the secret -- family's secret besides excessive amount of salts. a little whisk of olive branch like this in the fire. so you are getting the flavor of those olive branches and it gives you a distinctive taste. >> the medici handed out rose beef to the common people. most of the time though they kept this amazing meat for themselves. >> that's it. this one actually comes from the same area where the medici family originated. this is like no steak i have ever eaten, it is both crisp and delicate and the smoke that carries with it the taste o f the land. god damn it, it just melts in your mouth. it is what makes the reg

and fabio's not finished.a second course with the leftover sauce. mm. you have all the flavors of the sea. otherwise, what would you do with that beautiful sauce that he had left? it only makes sense. the best thing in the world. cheers. i feel very lucky that my parents followed their hearts and moved us across the world for a year when we were just kids. i saw how the food of both rich and poor came together in this corner of italy that's like nowhere on earth. and nearly 50 years later, i still keep coming back for more. >>> previously on "lincoln: divided we stand" -- >> lincoln is dealing with personal tragedy at the same time as he is facing military defeat after military defeat. >> he knows that black people are his last card to play. lincoln issues the emancipation proclamation, saying that on january 1st, 1la

we head back to the deli with fabio. oh, look at that. look at the flour.d up to his highde away o the roof where he does his cooking. oh my god. come on. we are starting with the beef. the medici's family favorite. this cattle has grazed the tus tuscany's field for 2,000 years. they're such high quality that we are eating it raw . >> oh my god. >> the best sushi i ever had. and now the main event . >> he's doing now is this is the secret. >> family's secret besides excessive amount of salts so the little whisks of olive branch like this in the fire. so you are getting the anyway vor of flavor of those olive branches. during the renaissance, the medici handed out roast beef to common people and they kept the amazing meat for themselves. this one actually comes from the same area where the medici family originated. >> oh jesus. this is like no steak i have ever eaten. it is both crisp and delicate and the smoke carries with it the taste of the land. god damn it. it just melts in your mouth. it is what makes the regional cooking of italy is so much more than

and fabio's not finished. to waste, so he whipped up a second course with the leftover sauce. you have all the flavors of the sea. otherwise, what would you do with that beautiful sauce that he had left. it only makes sense. best thing in the world. ♪ >> cheers. i feel very lucky that my parents followed their hearts and moved us across the world for a year when we were just kids. i saw how the food of both rich and poor came together in this corner of italy that's like nowhere on earth. nearly 50 years later, i still keep coming back for more. ♪ >>> here we are in milan, the fashion and industrial powerhouse of italy. i have only been to milan a few

fabio ouartararo and maverick vinales will join him on the front row.er the first session of their tour championship semi—final at celtic manor. they'll resume tonight, with the first to ten meeeting neil robertson in tomorrow's final. now if you're like me, you'll have missed playing sport during lockdown. but after the ban on outdoor grassroots activities was lifted in scotland earlier this month, today, they can begin again in wales, with england and northern ireland following suit next week. clubs across the uk are hoping this third restart will be the last, as mike bushell reports. bella and ryan have had enough of tackling each other, they can't wait for monday, a chance to play outside their family bubble in leicestershire with their team—mates again for the first time this year. i'm really excited, football has been a big part of my life. so i'm just really happy to have it back. it gives you that freedom, like an escape from reality being able to run round and not caring about what is going on. pretty much lost over half the year to know footba

fabio nos habla de las exigencias que tienen estos flavio >>> está ampliando mejores salarios (gritosoficiales trabajando cada diferentes edificios el cual los dueños en la compañía y no se como cualquier persona. y estas compañías que los empleas y miércoles y nosotros buscando que respeten nuestros derechos que no ser un mejor trato que nos traten como humanos. y aumento de sueldo. esto se extienden 20 diferentes puntos de san francisco para pedir mejores salarios y condiciones seguras por el covid-19 en los lugares de trabajo. varios compañeros varias familias están sufriendo y quedan la ausencia de sus personas. es algo que las compañías ser dueños no les interesa. ellos dicen que van a alcanzar su objetivo. que los trabajadores sepan y con esta compañía para tal del trato que merecen y el salario que merecen los beneficios. estamos pidiendo que se nos respete a las una buena y que otros 3000 empleados regresamos puestos de trabajo. está programada otra marcha mucho más grande que la de hoy para marchar por las calles del centro de la ciudad de san francisco. nosotros estaremos al

. >>> qué tal feliz viernes 19 de marzo de saluda le saluda fabio. >>> los centros para control y prevenciónermedades emiten una recomendación para los distritos escolares que tengan planes de reabrir las escuelas y las agencias federales recomiendan que la distancia entre los pupitres dentro de las aulas puede ser de tres 10 y no hay seis pies siempre que los niños lleven puesta las mascarillas que sanara recomendación surge después de que un estudio encontrará que las escuelas públicas del estado de massachusetts indican que el virus es similar cuando los alumnos están a tan solo tres pies de distancia >>> regresamos a nuestra zona no vamos al condado y aquí ya tienen fecha para reabrir toda o la mayoría de sus escuelas según el periódico el 1 de abril anótelo los alumnos de primaria volverán a los centros de estudio bajo un sistema híbrido y regresarán el próximo mes y siguiendo las medidas de salubridad recomendadas por estar california >>> además la universidad del sur de california está programando ceremonias de graduación estas medidas de salubridad y esto se realizará en el mes de ma

some other german films in the running a look specifically at the pasta tell us about fabio but tom showing. yeah i thought then is set in the weimar republic so the period just before hitler comes to power and it follows a young man who is a would be novelist but he loses his job and his his life starts to fall apart sort of reflecting the collapse of the country around him i had a chance to just recently just right now to speak to tom schilling the star of the movie and he told me that what interested him about this story wasn't actually the history of the weimar republic but what he thinks that period can tell us about what's happening right now because just like then he says political extremism is on the rise and political polarization could could lead to disaster carry no germination a big stocking brute of god by his back is even directing his 1st feature this time . yeah this film is called next door and daniel bruel plays a character who looks a lot like daniel blue he's a famous german actor called daniel who lives in berlin and in the movie he stops by his local and meets a neighb

instead of looking to the future i'm looking specifically back to the past tell us something about fabio which i think is taken from a novel starring tom selling that looks interesting. yeah this film is set in the weimar republic so the period just before hitler comes to power in the early thirty's and tom shilling plays a character who's a a would be novelist and when we meet him he gets fired from his job as an ad man at a cigarette company. in berlin and from that point on his life began to sort of just fall apart in some ways reflecting the collapse of the society german society around him and the director is very interesting things stylistically here he uses sort of old filming techniques and sort of old movie editing styles to give sort of a retro guard feel to the whole film which is really interesting i had the opportunity to talk to the star tom schilling just earlier today and he told me that what interested him about this story wasn't the history perceval of the weimar republic but what he thinks the weimar republic can tell us about society today because in his opinion what'

instead of looking to the future i'm looking specifically back to the past tell us something about fabio which i think is taken from a. novel starring tom selling that looks interesting. yeah this film is set in the weimar republic so the period just before hitler comes to power in the early thirty's and tom schilling plays a character who's a a would be novelist and when we meet him he gets fired from his job as an ad man at a cigarette company in berlin and from that point on his life begins to sort of just fall apart in some ways reflecting the collapse of the society german society around him the director dominic crop this very interesting things stylistically here he uses sort of old filming techniques and sort of old movie editing styles to give sort of a retro album garde feel to the whole film which is really interesting i had the opportunity to talk to the star told schilling just earlier today and he told me that what interested him about this story wasn't the history per se of the weimar republic but what he thinks the by more republican tell us about society today because in

in the competition with no fewer than 4 films including the adaptation of elisha cast in his novel fabio on the movie is set in 2 mulcher west berlin in 1931. crazy and melancholic time trip takes us to the weimar republic we encounter a menagerie. and dissect a society in decay. the festival organizers hope that in june they'll be able to rolled out the red carpet and welcome fans and stars once again just like last year and all the years before. in the bundesliga leverkusen sank deeper into crisis with the last 2 freiburg there now without a win for 4 weeks and their coach is coming under ever greater pressure. like the coach peter bush live in houston fans have been waiting more and more in patiently for the remerge and save the side that lead the league early in the season hosting freiburg the intent was there if not the execution tonight by the hand of florian miller several times they would pay the price in the 2nd half when the visiting side chances came they were taken. and married into mirror of each gave freiburg the lead in the 50th minute and it was to write only alomar. when

one of the heads of this inquiry committee is fabio demasi he's a member of the german parliament to start for the left party and he joins me now welcome to g.w. fabia what is your most important finding in this investigation of. well our most important finding is that multiple state agencies failed to do their job properly while there were individuals that had warned those agencies so there was a kind of collective attitudes to to close close eyes and we also found that the german government was quite active actually in china in the context of the german chinese financial dialogue to lobby for why a card a lot of political personalities had been lobbying for walk out and just to give you one example some of the supervisors those that we're supposed to ask tough questions of the cut where actually trading choose instead of doing their job. so do you think that is one of the biggest problems here that state actors have been financially involved when. well that's part of the story that some people in the supervision agencies where trading in those stocks and that we didn't have proper

some of the german films in the running a look specifically at the past that tell us about a fabio but tom showing. yeah i thought then is set in the weimar republic so the period just before hitler comes to power and it follows a young man who is a would be novelist but he loses his job and his his life starts to fall apart sort of reflecting the collapse of the country around him i had a chance to just recently just right now to speak to tom schilling the star of the movie and he told me that what interested him about this story wasn't actually the history of the weimar republic but what he thinks that period can tell us about what's happening right now because just like then he says political extremism is on the rise and political polarization could could lead to disaster. you know germany's a big stocking brew of god by his back is even directing his 1st feature this time . yeah this film is called next door and daniel bruel plays a character who looks a lot like daniel blue he's a famous german actor called daniel who lives in berlin and in the movie he stops by his local and meet

instead of looking to the future i'm looking specifically back to the past tell us something about fabio which i think is taken from a novel starring tom shelling that looks interesting. yeah this film is set in the weimar republic so the period just before hitler comes to power in the early thirty's and tom shilling plays a character who's a a would be novelist and when we meet him he gets fired from his job as an ad man at a cigarette company. in berlin and from that point on his life begins to sort of just fall apart in some ways reflecting the collapse of the society in terms of society around him the director is very interesting things stylistically here he uses sort of old filming techniques and sort of old movie editing styles to give sort of a retro guard feel to the whole film which is really interesting i had the opportunity to talk to the star tom schilling just earlier today and he told me that what interested him about this story wasn't the history per se of the weimar republic but what he thinks the weimar republic can tell us about society today because in his opinion what

back to the speech from bobby ofo netta, the recent -- from fob be ofo netta -- from fob be a -- from fabio netta. tom: that's where i was going to go, just shocking to see some of the challenges on the pandemic in europe. right now, after an exhausting weekend, kevin cirilli, our bloomberg chief washington correspondent, with us. i really want to move forward right now. give us the timeline of the implementation of this $1.9 trillion. when is it dropped upon americans? kevin: tonight, the house of representatives is likely going to hold a procedural vote, a very narrow majority because of the democratic advantage in the house of representatives, so it is a very near a majority, and speaker pelosi has to keep her caucus together. as early as tomorrow, the house, after the procedural vote for final passage because of the changes that the senate made to this piece of legislation over the weekend. so the biggest unknown right now , and the biggest difference right now is that the house passed this bill with the minimum wage in it. the senate removed that, as we have covered, and now the questi

this point these warnings when james raised the prospect of a deal to sell can to set systems to iran fabio seemed tempted to write this blog you're not going. to be here are you serious. you will continue confirm this for me please. no money talks in this industry but i was surprised to hear him say they'll consider a deal in iran. there are still sanctions in place and i can't think of a way to 30 to be able to get this deal done legally. a little. you know not really i mean. they knows about iran's surveillance regime he's involvement in student protests during elections in 2009 brought him to the attention of the then government of mahmoud ahmadinejad's he was targeted as someone to watch. but i want to additionally mccain are. any person. on. the technology. between us an e-mail at the. telephone i. want money maker for us the father said aw shit you all talk. about what i read lord of. his communications is evidence the iranian authorities arrested a bass. your dog that she called you a sheet of. what you want. so much of what you are told was treat. that last. call to. anyone who has

this point these warnings when james raised the prospect of a deal to sell can to set systems to iran fabio seemed tempted to write this letter that you're not going. to be over here are you serious. book and can you confirm this for me please. i know money talks in this industry but i was surprised to hear him say they'll consider a deal in iraq. there are still sanctions in place and i can't think of a way they're going to be able to get this deal done legally. they knows about iran's surveillance regime his involvement in student protests during elections in 2009 brought him to the attention of the then government of mahmoud ahmadinejad's he was targeted as someone to watch. what. any best of us he said on. it as intended i'm between us an e-mail at the you made up for the. telephone i. want money to finance the father said aw shit you'll talk a little between us and wish will come. about when i read lord of. his communications is evidence the iranian authorities arrested a bass. you were told that she called you a sheet all the what you want i had just a ball a ball or. some out of what

instead of looking to the future i'm looking specifically back to the past tell us something about fabio which i think is taken from a novel starring tom selling that looks interesting. yeah this film is set in the weimar republic so the period just before hitler comes to power in the early thirty's and tom schilling plays a character who's a a would be novelist and when we meet him he gets fired from his job as an ad man at a cigarette company in berlin and from that point on his life begins to sort of just fall apart in some ways reflecting the collapse of the society german society around him the director told me crop is very interesting things stylistically here he uses sort of old filming techniques and sort of old movie editing styles to give sort of a retro on guard feel to the whole film which is really interesting i had the opportunity to talk to the star tom shelling just earlier today and he told me that what interested him about this story wasn't the history perceval of the weimar republic but what he thinks the weimar republic can tell us about society today because in his o

in his 1st qualifying session on ado carty he smashed the lab record at the le sale circuit riders fabio cannavaro and maverick vinnie ellis will start 2nd and 3rd respectively and valentino rossi was clearly delighted with these 4th place on the grid the 9 time world champion is entering his 26th grand prix season and he's 1st on a patrol his bike. it's all to play for when the 3rd and final one day international between india and england in to name the home side got off to a great start off to england ask them to pat roberts sharma and shikhar dhawan putting on a century opening stand the english have made some breakthrough since then and india 256 for 5 at the moment. with the olympics list and for once away one of the main problems facing organizers is getting athletes qualifying for tokyo with so many global travel restrictions but some progress has been made in archery 6 places were awarded for the games at the america's continental qualification tournament in monterrey very mexico brazil canada and ecuador getting the 3 women's places and it was colombia chile and mexico you claim