(sandro lampis) carlota. (sandro lampis) help yourself. (sandro lampis) it's the perfect time to eat it. (sandro lampis) thank you. (mauro lampis) everyone eats cheese in sardinia. there's a proverb that says that he who eats cheese lives to 100 years old. we also say "pani e casu, binu a rasu," meaning cheese, bread and a large glass of wine. (claudia tavani) there are lot of sardinians who go overseas to work because the employment situation in sardinia is really poor. it's really bad. there are some places in sardinia that have really high unemployment rates. whatever is related to agriculture is a huge part of the economy. everything else is unreliable. so there's been the mining industry, but they're basically closing all the mines. we could literally survive with just tourism and agriculture, and the point is that they're not investing

sandro, or were there representatives of the international red cross the cross mmm.ersonally, i did not see anyone. the red cross was, of course, representatives of our government. that is, everyone starting from gur ends with the coordination headquarters, but the international christ. we did not see it, and i think that they did not see it . we were in geneva, we met with them, we talked , they did not promise us a lot, but i think that in the coming days we will meet here and solve the issues that you and they promised us and we will see how well they keep their word and in general, how much will they work and do what they promised? well, it is actually important to note that we are talking about a visit to an occupied deer park and a mission of the international committee of the red horse. but yesterday it did not arrive at the demarcation line, where our ukrainian delegation was waiting. well, before that, the international the committee reported that there are no minimum guarantees of security on the spot and the permission of the local authorities, and ours ca

good to see you, sandro, and thank you for being with us. the future to blade runner. itruiiiiii jetsons to back to the future to blade runner.— to blade runner. will this happen? _ to blade runner. will this happen? yes. _ to blade runner. will this happen? yes, science - to blade runner. will this. happen? yes, science fiction to blade runner. will this- happen? yes, science fiction is finally becoming science fact. what we are witnessing here is a race in the skies to get to market first. you been focusing on the package there on the chinese entry but the europeans have been at this longer. aeromobilfrom slovakia have aeromobil from slovakia have been aeromobilfrom slovakia have been working since 2010 on their own flying car. it is in my film tech to the future, coming soon, and what fascinates me is that ever since i was a kid, the idea of flying cars seems so sexy and exciting analogies becoming real. the european one is going to cost $3 million to buy one, they have an uber—style model coming and it will be interesting to see who gets

the man to help answer those questions is sandro monetti. which highlights futuristic breakthroughs, including flying cars. i asked him if flying cars are going to take. —— take off. yes, science fiction is finally becoming science fact. what we are witnessing here is a race in the skies to get to market first. you been focusing on the package there on the chinese entry but the europeans have been at this longer. aeromobilfrom slovakia have been working since 2010 on their own flying car. it's featured in my movie tech to the future, playing at the newport beach film festival this sunday and coming soon around the world, and what fascinates me about this is because ever since i was a kid, the idea of flying cars seemed so sexy and exciting and now it is coming real. i mean, probably, the european one is going to cost $3 million to buy one, they have an uber—style model coming and it will be interesting to see who gets there first, them, the chinese or somebody else. that raises the question — when is this going to happen? you mentioned this

sandro you haven't been to me for a long time. you know how i hardly even leave the house.ou can see, i 'm prospering. for prosperity, i come to you. man still needs to go to sea. brother, it's me. why are you calling? just wanted to hear from you. i'm leaving. i don't know when to call again. why every time you show up in my life some kind of crap happens? i barely recovered from your arrival in st. petersburg , in fact, i have a family, and you only think about yourself. don't call me no more sister. inaccurate quiet, i will go to the house from watching it will not be scary and very lonely, so i will go home. what's going on here is the attention to the major's screen, a copy of the criminal investigation department, a dangerous criminal was hiding in your house, what kind of criminal is this girl, whether? yes girl, she is a dangerous criminal. wow it's absolutely nothing asked me for a room. a former doctor, but i don’t know anything about blood bandages, a modest girl introduced herself to her wife or nadia life. i had only a couple of days wishing myself quietly from

where by the way i was studying years ago, so it is absolutely sandro, diesel residential area of the capital of you great. which has, for the moments about, i think 2.5 are almost 3000000 people inside regular civilians who was just on the street were killed. so regular civilian cars was durned, and it is definitely an act of terrorism days on international law. so if a respect, any rules of international order, and if a respect international law, we shall, did very, very clear. it was the act of terrorism. odd, were international, and the act of international gripe, or more now i want to bring in marina maroney. she is with the defense studies department at kings college, london. it's good to have you back on the program. these attacks that we sold today, they were the broadest aerial assault that we have seen so far in this war. we were wondering the, what was the military thinking behind this assault? well i, i think 1st of all we have to understand as put in has the clear and they, and it's a retaliate free attack as a response to the bomb bang of the courage breach, which is ver

sandro.ou find out for yourself, well, it is in particular about the conversations with your brother and the rest of the soldiers with whom you managed to communicate this story, why did the russians go to the exchange, why did they agree to simply say that i can't say a lot just for the sake of safety for the prisoners of war who are currently in the russian seasons and we will wait for official information from our side. from europe, our delegation was in the united states, er, there was katya prokopenko, yulia kudisyuk and visilko azov, they tried to convey to the americans, to the condensation men, to er, simply for the transport of ordinary people of the americans that is happening in our country and get support as far as i know when in part we even had to decide to get support now we are trying to do the same in europe myself it is difficult i would like to clarify who in your opinion contributed the most to the release of our fighters and to the exchange it is about president erdogan i

who take into consideration the long history of previous us interventions. political analyst on a sandro bruno thinks that the risk of failure for the us in haiti is high. i think that one of the reasons they might be shying away from them encouraging the intervention of military intervention in haiti right now might have something to do with the forthcoming congressional elections on november, the 8th, i don't think the american public is up to supporting another international adventure after what, after ukraine and another situation in haiti, particularly against largely a military intervention against a largely black population, would produce optics or domestically would not work very well. the risk of failure is too high. so i think there are some of the timing now is not politically convenient. u. s. secretary of state on the canadian foreign minister have been grilled by anti war activists during a visit to long trio. people are calling them out for quite reckless war mongering . a anthony blink and vis a comes in the wake of washington's decision to provide another $275000000.00 i

one in the second swiss league, that is where the lichtenstein vadus performs before the game. with sandroti remembered his last name by scoring a goal and giving a sis to pikalyonka, however, this was only enough for a 2:2 draw in his group in the conference league dnipro-1 also has four points and is also second with a hundred percent the indicator is led by the dutch azyp, but dynamo won 3:0 in the europa league, this time they lost away to the french renault, losing a draw in the last minutes 1:2, the only goal on tsygankov's account, currently in the entire europa league, only olympiakos has worse indicators than dynamo kyiv in standing in group b, they limit and recruit talent, football in portugal and the royal spanish football federation allowed ukraine to join their bid to host the 2030 world cup, the presidents of both associations together with the president of ukraine andriy pavelko officially confirmed this at a briefing at the uefa headquarters, the example of the resilience of the ukrainian people inspired this initiative, which thanks to the power of football will contribut

he joins us life from the sandro. so these are presented as reforms to reduce inequality in the country who is against that yes, look at the people that are here are mostly conservative, a middle to upper middle class people in columbia, supporters of former president, the alberto eva, who is the sanchez so poser, ive gustavo and the his policy and they also don't believe that these were the forms weren't in read indeed that reducing equality and as a country back that will further complicate things for, for businesses. and for many business owners at a time when unemployment is particularly high, and when the country is in the middle of one of the highest levels of inflation in many years. obviously it's not only happening here, but also the fact that in the last month or so, the local currency, the columbia and pay so has been greatly divide. you ate it against the dollar. obviously increasing prices on everything that is imported in the country that should help obviously in exports, but it hasn't really happened ye

and refuses to acknowledge nicholas madura as its leader alexandra ramp. dfi is life for us in the sandro. so the current colombian president 1st left his president in columbia. that's perhaps not the most natural ally for the us who has traditionally enjoyed good relations with columbia. absolutely, but the truth is that so far both relationships are still good. and i think that it's telling that this is the 1st stop by the us secretary of state on the latin american and trip. and i also the, at the think it's selling the fact that it's happening very quickly. after that. now duration of gustavo pedro, the 1st left the spread in the, in the history of columbia. i think it shows that the us is, wants to maintain a good relationship with this country. remember that columbia in the us have had a strategic partnership on a number of issues. obviously, the most important one being security and the war on drugs for decades now. and colombia has always been very close and is for in policy with us and what the u. s interests in the regions were now obviously as they are worrying of how this coul