in the northern italian town of modena, massimo bottura is taking his fight around the world.ted food for soul, a non—profit organisation that establishes community kitchens to fight food waste using surplus ingredients and world—class recipes. there are currently three refottorios in italy and others have been established in london, paris and rio dejaneiro. we are developing a 3d image of how we see italy, the culinary world, the future of food, ourselves, our identity, and forming a circle that is getting larger and larger. the garden is a little project because i am collaborating with a local high school, it is an agricultural high school. it is really overwhelming, the emotion that i have working with them, and i am so curious to see the results. and that's how the last 25 years have gone by in a flash, because one thing leads to another and we can ride off each other‘s enthusiasm, which can be very dangerous but fortunately we have two children and one of our children has a disability, and this disability has also given us really strong roots, does keep us very grounded.

in the northern town in your —— italian town of modena massimo is also fighting waste and he's takinge world. he is a three star chef whose restaurant has been ranked number one on the list of the 50 best restaurants in the world. in 2016, bottura and his wife created food for soaking a nonprofit organising that establish as community kitchens to fight food waste using separate ingredients and world —class waste using separate ingredients and world—class recipes. there are currently three in italy and others have been established in london, paris and rio dejaneiro. we are developing a 3d image of how we see italy, the culinary world, the future of food, ourselves, our identity, and forming a circle that's getting larger and larger. the garden is a little project because i'm collaborating local high school. it's an agriculture high school. it's an agriculture high school. it's an agriculture high school. it's really overwhelming, the emotion i have working with them and i'm so curious to see the results. and that's how the last 25 yea rs has results. and that's how the last 25 years ha

massimo employs the same philosophy in his three michelin starred restau ra nt in his three michelinin some parts of the world, people are rapidly changing the way they produce food. just off this oath of austria —— just off the coast of south korea, farmers are having to adapt to climate change by growing new crops. rising computers have caused parts of the forest here to die and many theories and —— species are now endangered. jeju island was once an independent kingdom. today it isa once an independent kingdom. today it is a special autonomous province, known for its volcanic rock formations and its dramatic coastlines. it has been estimated that global warming will cause korea to turn into a subtropical climate by 2070. many locals are concerned about potential impact on the island's unique climate and culture. because of rising temperatures, farmers like kim are now cultivating the fires, bananas, sugarcane and avocado. the banana tree yields about £55 of bananas. while a proprietary can produce around £88 of papaya. —— while a proprietary. tera kim teaches dancing to remind peo

>> ginni joining us now to talk about this charles massimo thank you for being here today >> thank you, becky. >> why are people not doing this >> it's fairly new so lack of information out there. so qualified advisors that work with disabled families and they don't have the knowledge to advise them. unfortunately, not a lot of compensation or a broker to advise on these plans and, third, families such as mine with two boys with autism, you're so inundated and overwhelmed on adaily basewise so much that planning really lacks with these families. i don't think they take the time and effort to understand what's out there for them >> your firm specializes in this, but you specialize in this because it started at home it was a process you had to navigate yourself. how did you go about doing that. your sons are 19 now >> they were both diagnosed with autism around 18 months old and i quickly learned this is a life-long challenge we're all going to face and i got into the community and realized so many families were impacted by autism and all disabilities no one knew what the future held eve

lori loughlin and massimo appearing before the judge choosing to be represented by same law firm foreparate counsel so they can't claim later didn't get fair trial. two of 50 people involved in largest college admission scandal in history. pleaded guilty, including felicity huffman, recommending four months behind bars. loughlin and gee newely declining the deal. source says loughlin is obsessing over every detail of the team and in constant communication with the legal team. says this legal strategy is good. >> they have to believe both people are lying. smart strategy. >> but going to trial also a big risk. >> evidence here, emails, things on wire tap, other people that will testify against them. looking at 20 years in prison each. >> loughlin is going in prepared. share some lawyers but separate lawyers on the individual teams. abc7 los angeles. >>> more than a dozen women who claimed to be sexually assaulted by jeffrey epstein spoke. judge wanted to give them chance to speak because epstein killed himself awaiting trial. >> hearing other victims is, similar stories to what i have

>> reporter: well, ultimately that's going to be up to lori lava minute and her house massimo gee newelly will take place 3:00 this afternoon. essentially what's at stake here is the couple was sharing a legal team as opposed to have independent counsel. their attorneys have represented usc in the past. they'll have to acknowledge that. and as well as the fact that their attorneys are representing another couple that's accused in the same college scandal. once they get past all of that procedural stuff, their case will move forward. we expect them to gain entrance where the media is starting to gather. this will be another large scene as two hollywood celebrities make their way to boston. they are accused of paying half a million dollars in bribes to get their two daughters into usc. last april they pleaded not guilty, turning down a plea deal that had prison time in it. clearly this couple was trying to fight any prison time and get out of this case without any criminal charges, morgan. . >> a lot more to keep our eyes on there. miguel almaguer joining us from boston. thank you so much.

others dove right in, including, allegedly, actress lori loughlin and her fashion designer husband, massimo giannulli. one of their daughters just yesterday broke her silence on instagram with a two-fingered message for the media. go inside this still-unfolding scandal on tonight's season premiere of "american greed" tonight on cnbc. >> scott, this one was just made for "american greed" or "american greed" was made for this i don't remember, since bernie may dove has be madoff has been so much on the forefront of american consciousness and also involving this core brand. >> absolutely. if you are a parent who -- all of us as parents want the best for our kids and you see something like this happen, it absolutely strikes a nerve. if you're a kid who's trying to get into college and you get shut out by this kind of conduct, it just strikes a nerve in terms of status, in terms of higher education and all of these things are going on. it's absolutely a subject that was made for "american greed". >> and we're not even -- we're still in the middle of the story. we haven't even gotten to the end y