provincetown is a really special where people can be themselves.zy, and tony was -- he was probably a little wilder than some and not as wild as others. but he was always the guy who i always liked. >> anthony: and you let me sleep on top of the walk-in. >> john: i remember that. >> anthony: i cannot tell you how frequently i dream about spirtist pizza. i'm walking down commercial street, and i'm sort of dimly aware that spiritist has moved, and there's a sense of dislocation and a loss as i stumble around this sort of provincetown dreamscape of 40 years ago. i was still here and living in hope. cheers. >> john: unbelievable. ♪ >> anthony: many of the old places in p-town are gone. but the lobster pot is still going strong, all these years later. and still has what i want and need -- the essentials. my friends worked in the kitchen here, starting the tradition among my set that cooking work was noble toil. at that point i never intended a career as a chef. >> john: it's great to be a cook. >> anthony: i was getting to that. yes. >> server: this is

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. >> here at the tip of cape cod, provincetown massachusetts where the pilgrims first landed.nd where i first landed. 1972, washed in a town with a head full of orange sunshine and a few friends, provincetown, a wonderland of tolerance, long time tradition of accepting artists writers, the badly, behaved, gay, different. it was paradise. >> we all did drugs acted young and crazy. and tony was -- he was probably a little wilder than some and not as wild as others. >> he was willing to show us all sides of his amazing life, the good, bad and ugly. we learned from him in the process. >> tony came raw to the picture. he came with his history of his own demons. he didn't hide he had the terrible problems with alcohol, heroin. and yet that's what made him so relatable. >> tony always owned his vugles one of testimony was drugs and heroin. which was largely a 1980s thing for him and he worked through. >> i know what the life of a -- somebody who wakes up in the morning and the first order of business is get heroin, having been through it myself, you know going to a meeting of addicts

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but i thought i'd start the show by returning to provincetown all the way out on the tip of cape coded washing dishes and started working in the restaurant business and as a summer job and began my sort of trajectory into both the restaurant business and into drugs.//somebody who wakes up in the morning and their first order of business is get heroin. i know what that's like." bourdain came to cnn in 2013 bringing his show to a global audience. throughout his tv career, he won award after award. "first order of business dinner." it was the food that lured people in but viewers knew it was about so much more. "incredible!" quickly finding themselves immersed in an experience that focused on people, exotic places, and faiths from around the world. he insisted he wasn't a journalist, but over the years forged a unique style of storytelling that was unmatched. (catherine) (catherine) anthony bourdain was 61. he leaves behind an 11- year-old daughter. (pam) in the bay area -- owners of the swan oyster depot on polk street say, they have been getting inundated with calls from people who wa

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. >> i thought i'd start the show by returning to provincetown all the way out on the tip of cape codwhere at age 17 i started washing dishes and started working in the restaurant business as a summer job and began my sort of trajectory in the restaurant business and into drugs. somebody who wakes up in the morning and their first order of business is get heroin. i know what that's like. >> reporter: bourdain came to cnn in 2013. bringing sho ining his show to audience. throughout his tv career, he won award after award. >> first order of business, dinner. >> reporter: it was the food that lured people in. but viewers knew it was about so much more. >> incredible. >> reporter: quickly finding themselves immersed in an experience that focused on people, exotic places and faiths from around the world. he insisted he wasn't a journalist. but over the years, forged a unique style of storytelling that was unmatched. >> alex, thank you so much. bourdain's passing comes just days after the suicide of famed fashion designer kate spade and now a new troubling cdc report reveals suicide rates a

. >> i thought i'd start the show by returning to provincetown, on the tip of cape cod, which is whereed washing dishes and started working in the restaurant business as a summer job, and began my sort of trajectory in both the restaurant business and in drugs. somebody who wakes up in the morning and their first order of business is get heroin, i know what that's like. >> bourdain came to cnn in 2013, bringing his show to a global audience. throughout his tv career, he won award after award. >> first order of business, dinner. >> it was the food that lured people in, but viewers knew it was about so much more. >> incredible. >> quickly finding themselves immersed in an experience that focused on people, exotic places, and faiths from around the world. he insisted he wasn't a journalist, but over the years forged a unique style of storytelling that was unmatched. >> alex marcourt reporting. bourdain's death has led to an outpouring of reaction, the testament to the kind of far reaching impact bourdain had, and among those sharing stories and sentiments, edward lee, who hosted season th

. >> provincetown, massachusetts. that's one of his favorite stories. >> right.t's almost a purely american story, that you can start out that way. you can have these curveballs thrown at you in life, yet still rise up and overcome that and make something of your own life, but not only that, touch the lives of others in the way that he has. like you said, it can't be overemphasized. he has a level of authenticity you don't commonly get with people on tv. they've got a facade. this is my tv personality. outside they're whatever else. he was through and through authentic. you knew that watching him. >> i know just what you mean about that with tv people and how anthony broke the mold. he was a philosopher. he was a food philosopher. that was the vehicle through which he shared his philosophy with everybody on tv. >> by the way, it wasn't high philosophy. it was street philosophy. this is what the food means and why. it's that kind of street philosopher that actually touches us all. not just the academic philosopher who might speak in ways and you say what? >> yeah.

. >> i thought i would start the show by returning to provincetown, all the way out on the tip of cape cod, where at age 17 i started washing dishes and started working in the restaurant business and as a summer job, and began my sort of trajectory in both the restaurant business and into drugs. somebody who wakes up in the morning and the first order of business is get heroin, i know what that is like. >> reporter: bourdain started working in kitchens at a young age and would become a celebrity chef, author, as he made his way into television. the smithsonian called him the original rock star of the culinary world, the elvis of bad boy chefs. it was his way with words, his irrevere irriv irreverence, curiosity. he lived what he called a charmed life. >> massachusetts is quite small town america. >> reporter:' dressed his past head on, while highlighting the opioid epidemic in massachusetts in an episode of his show. >> this is what it was supposed to all be about. >> reporter: bourdain came to cnn in 2013, bringing his show to a global audience. throughout his tv career, he won award

. >> it was here, all of the way out in the tip of cape cod, provincetown, massachusetts, where the pilgrimsded, and it was where i first landed. ♪ ♪ >> 1972, a town with a head full of orange sunshine and few friend, a wonderland of tolerance, longtime tradition of accepting artists, writers and the badly behaved, the gay, the different. it was paradise. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we all did drugs. acted wild and crazy. crazy and tony was wild as some and not as wild as others. >> he was willing to show us all sides of his amazing life. the good, the bad and the ugly. we learned from him in the process. >> tony came raw to the picture. he ce iswith htory of his own demons. he didn't hide that he had these terrible problems with alcoh and heroin and yet, that's what made him so relatable. >> tony always owned his struggles and one was drugs and heroin which was something that largely was a 1980s thing for him and he worked through. >> i know what the life of a -- somebody who wakes up in the morning and their first order of business is get heroin and having been through it myself, going to a meeting of addic

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he and i bonded about new jersey, our beloved home state and provincetown, an adopted town that we both loved. a vacation spot, a summer vacation spot. you know, anthony was interesting. i always felt that while he was a big presence on tv, he was an introvert. i felt he was a natural introvert and he wasn't somebody -- he shared his passion about food. but i didn't think he was somebody who made a lot of sort of just random chitchat or small talk. i thought he did away with that. he was always, you know, a little -- he was -- >> a little reserved? >> reserved, you know. he didn't wear all that on his sleeve. the idea he was able to share some of his demons, that he had fought drug addiction, heroin. everybody really appreciates out there, because to know that somebody else went through it and came out the other side is helpful. obviously, you know, i think all of us just feel like we wished we had known whatever was happening in the past days. >> obviously, this comes, you know, on the heels of the news about kate spade. you know, just a few days after we learn that she took her own li

but i thought i'd start the show by returning to provincetown all the way out on the tip of cape coddishes and started working in the restaurant business and as a summer job and began my sort of trajectory into both the restaurant business and into drugs.//somebody who wakes up in the morning and their first order of business is get heroin. i know what that's like." bourdain came to cnn in 2013 bringing his show to a global audience. throughout his tv career, he won award after award. "first order of business dinner." it was the food that lured people in but viewers knew it was about so much more. "incredible!" quickly finding themselves immersed in an experience that focused on people, exotic places, and faiths from around the world. he insisted he wasn't a journalist, but over the years forged a unique style of storytelling that was unmatched. owners of the swan oyster depot here on polk street say they've been getting inundated with calls from people who want to come in and visit the restaurant as a way to remember anthony bourdain. bourdain first visited the establishment more th

. >> people like to describe the cape is like an arm and provincetown is at the very end of arm, ands sort of at the wrist. cape cod alone is bucolic, but truro is really, they call truro the garden of eden of massachusetts. >> truro is known today as the most rural town in cape cod. we have no town center. we have no streets. we have a post office and a general store. >> the people that see you every day are the same people. very much like "groundhog day," the same trash guy, the same milk guy, the same grocer. >> i mean, this is a place where people leave their doors open. this is not a place where people get killed. >> the worthington family goes back generations here in truro, where they are rich in property. christa inherited her mother's weather-worn cottage. it was here she came in search of solace, but instead, it was where she was savagely murdered. >> secrets, sex and money. that was all in this story. but the story i was interested in was the real story. who was christa worthington? >> christa was the only child. she grew up in hingham, mass, which is south of boston, kind

harbor in time for the 400th anniversary celebration of the mayflower landing in plymouth and provincetown, massachusetts. this is a huge international event that will attract people from all over the world, particularly from britain, including plem out, england, and it's -- plymouth, england, and it's going to be a significant revenue producer for our commonwealth but also for our country. the 2020 anniversary is a proud milestone for our country as we commemorate the 400th anniversary of the successful settlement of plymouth by the pilgrims. the essential contributions of the tribes will also be recognized and a number of key events include the signing of the mayflower compact, the 50-year pilgrim peace treaty and, of course, the first thanksgiving. from my entire time in congress, i worked closely with my constituents to prepare for this plymouth 400 event. the plymouth harbor dredging project has always been a cornerstone to these preparations. a centerpiece of the anniversary will be the return of the fully restored mayflower 2, a full-scale replica of the original ship that brought t