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he imports the bread from sardinia. katia is the second generation owner. and, yes, some questions of global food fairs. >> the time i come to china and men come in the stand and look at the bread, the left, the right, what is this bread? it's not possible. it's bread. >> reporter: the dough is made of semolina, salt, water, yeast. after being baked, the soft hollow bread rises. it's cut and then cooked again. it can last up to a year, which gets us to its origins as a bread for shepherds. >> they take this bread because it stay many miles out with the animals. >> reporter: in the countryside? >> yes. >> reporter: inland, modern day shepherd and his partner milk their sheep to make their own pecorino cheese. while they don't roam as much as shepherds once did, he told us, we always have pane carasau. >> it's all the same food. sardinian food, they never know about it. >> reporter: italy is not complete without sardinia. which is why he wanted to promote this crackly, crunchy part of his childhood. >> pane carasau toasted with olive oil. >> reporter: do you

a great loud speech, if we posted it on youtube, then we completed the requested performance in sardinia it seems, only and here we go, we are everything let's sarganize, if only that first opera had been performed, look, well, maybe we would have killed another opera, many people, peeps, because here already... but no such luck, some building is too big for a gazebo, what is this? yes, this is the month for the master class for the sustrech, where we are engaged in creativity, for hours we work on tasting some of the most delicious traditional dishes, we do hand-made papers, weaving, we work from different rivers from manholes, saloms, practical vos and marrasov geta ў us pratsuetstsa . ales, are there any activities from the artistic world that you don’t do? i don’t know, no, well, technically i know it’s a very simple profession to work on, yes, geta and fresco, tempera, oil, watercolor, aford, geta are all in your hands, until you and i reached this place, it seemed to me that you were like this... even a slightly winged and not touching the ground person, for whom everything worldly

social democrat of yo sardinia one of the italy in sardinia is one of the italy generally is leadingt as well. sardinia is the worst as well. >> population be halved by >> population will be halved by 2050 kids 2050 if we keep telling kids that can change their sex that they can change their sex and off body parts, we're and cut off body parts, we're going have even less children going to have even less children going to have even less children goiioh, we literally and of >> oh, well, we literally and of course, china is in a mess because of their one child policy. >> yes. you're depressing me now. >> yeah. grief. okay i mean, look, think, know, i would look, i think, you know, i would say are too many people in say there are too many people in the anyway. the world anyway. >> and always say this >> and people always say this country overpopulated. country is overpopulated. >> okay. all right. >> et cetera. okay. all right. i often think about, you know, i'd like to i'd like to have child often think about, you know, i'd liki'd) i'd like to have child often think about, you know, i'd

he improfrts the bread from sardinia-based giulio bu loney. katya is the second generation owner.lobal food fairs. >> the first time i come to china, a man come in the stand and look at the bread on the left and on the right and tell me, what is this bread? it's not possible. it's bread. >> reporter: the dough is made of sem lena, salt, water, and yeast. after being baked, the soft hollow bread rises. it's cut and then cooked again. it can last for up to a year, which gets us to its origins as a bread for shepherds. >> they take this bread because it stay many miles out of home with the animals in the -- >> in the country side? >> yes. >> reporter: inland modern day shepherd stefano and his partner, gabriella, milk their ship to make their own pecorino cheese. while they don't roam as much as shepherds once did, he told us we always have panna care asao. >> there's so many restaurants all around, but it's always the same food. sardinian food, they never know about it. >> reporter: italy is not complete without sardinia, vincenzo notes, which is why he wanted to promote this crackl

>> well, it's enough time for sardinia to die, so, you know, maybe it's enough time for saudi arabiaarabia to rise to the challenge. >> to saudi >> but to be fair to saudi arabia, had never even arabia, qatar had never even participated world cup . so participated in a world cup. so that was scandalous. whereas saudi arabia has traditionally been a footballing powerhouse of that region and saudi arabia, if i remember rightly, beat the eventual winners of the last world cup in the opening game, beat did they not, beat argentina, did they not, creating shock waves? >> i'm pretty sure saudi arabia. >> i'm pretty sure saudi arabia. >> yeah, they they did. >> yeah, they did. they did. >> yeah, they did. they did. >> right. >> you're right. >> you're right. >> got all right >> they got them all right together. josh contraception news now. too for you, of news now. too late for you, of course, the have course, but the mail have a promising trend for women. course, but the mail have a pro yes ng trend for women. course, but the mail have a pro yes .g trend for women. course, but the mail hav

such a great speech, if we posted this on youtube , then we completed the requested performance in sardinians of the temple of artemis, it seems that all the same, we are organizing everything, but if that first opera had been performed , you look, well, maybe we could have killed another opera, manyushki, if only you could see... it's already a mess here. after the bathhouse and the theater, i thought that nothing would surprise me and that i had seen everything on the farm, but that was not the case. some building is too big for a gazebo, what is it? yes, this is the month for the maystar class, for the sustrech, where we are engaged in creativity, for hours we work on tasting some of the most delicious dishes, traditional ones, we do hand-made papers, vytsyananka, we work on various rivers, grains, salomkas, practices chna, vos yes marrazoў geta ў we're doing a good job. ales, are there any activities from the artistic world, which are you not involved in? i don’t know, no, well, it’s technical, i know it’s a very simple profession, yes, this and fresco, tempera , oils, watercolor, this

so they say that dozens of ancient coins have been found off the coast of sardinia, which is island in the mediterranean. >> a diver spotted something shiny and alerted authority. sure enough archaeological divers combed through the seagrass found between 30 50,000 coins dating from the 1st half of the 4th century. they were produced across the roman empire. the italian ministry of culture says the coins are excellent shape with some inscriptions completely legible. the exact date of the initial citing has not been disclosed but well worth the boy worth a pretty penny those coins, so to speak. that wraps up kron. at 6. thanks for being with us this hour. we'll see you back here tonight. at 8 o'clock kron on app. that 8 o'clock kron on app. that will also be back tv at with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-tim

sardinia took part in this intervention there, well, in total, more than 30 ships intervened under...agandists suggests interesting things, because the comparison is very telling. 30 ships of the russian invaders have not sunk yet, as far as i know, it is known that one of them broke into half and three vessels collided with each other, which were previously not seen as transporting stolen ukrainian grain, and a line of russian fortifications built with chalk in the crimea, we hope that there will be other losses in the russian troops and their infrastructure, and about the crimean war, it is also interesting, the crimean war ended with the defeat of the russian empire and the signing of the peace of paris in 1856, he deprived russia of the right to have not only a military fleet on the black sea, but also deprived of fortresses and coastal arsenals, so such comparisons are not only positive, but also indicate that russian propagandists are fully aware of their future fate. so far, let's put it this way, they have nothing to be particularly proud of at the fronts, although it is clear

failed attempt to make italy a model of hospitality by converting five-star hotels in sicily and sardinianto refugee centers. migrants turned into a profitable, stable business, the state paid 33 euros per person, in the absence of tourists, bungolas and junior suites were filled to capacity. interview with the director of the park hotel at the foot of the mountain. financial confidence, i changed my priorities, before i thought about how to save family affairs, now i think about them, the failure of george miloni was observed by the whole of europe, no one else. unsuccessfully did not negotiate with africa, she flew to tunisia several times, signed an agreement, quoted victorious press releases, but president said never saw the money promised to italy and the european union and opened the ports. the siege of lampedusa proceeded at a rate of 2,000 men per day. miloni's office was temporarily saved by the troubled sea, because to divide migrants equally, eu countries refused. the culmination was the summit in granady, when the hungarian prime minister said that such rape was not acceptable

the combined anglo-french, well , i would like to say italian italy, then there was no kingdom of sardiniaparticipated in this intervention, well, in total, 30 s the extra ships of the interventionists were sunk, sunk, because of this. here is the only thing with which it can be compared, the subconscious of the propagandists suggests interesting things, because the rapture is very telling, 30 russian ships the occupiers have not yet sunk, as far as i know, it is known that there one boat broke in half and collided with each other, three vessels that were previously not seen as transporting stolen ukrainian grain, and a boldly built line of russian fortifications in the crimea, we hope , there will be other losses. russian troops and their infrastructure , and the crimean war is also interesting, the crimean war ended with the defeat of the russian empire and the signing of the peace of paris in 1856, it deprived russia of the right to have not only a military fleet on the black sea, but also deprived of fortresses and coastal arsenals, so such comparisons are not only positive, but also i

okinawa, japan, sardinia, italy, greece, call i california, whaty have in common?life spec taken i sigh. expectancy. they drink a little bit but not too much. they live in places where the healthy choice is the easy choice. that's the paradigm shift. we tend to pursue health in america. in the blue zones longevity and health ensue because people live in the right environment. that seems to be a key element or a key sort of secret to living longer ourselves. maria: the right environment, living near the water, near the ocean, what? fresh air? why is living in certain areas or maybe access to fresh vegetables and -- >> that's all part of it. there's zip codes in america that people live 13 years less than other zip codes. people live a long time where there's walkability. you can raise the life exec expectancy bymaking things walk. it's low hanging fruit. most is driven by the environment you live in. maria: this is just incredible. you said genetics is 20% and 80% is something else. part of it is our behavior and you said movement. so what about that? how much does

the coins were found in a sandy clearing near sardinia.ion is if the wreckage of the ship carrying them is actually in the same area. i have another question. yeah. is this a finders keepers losers weepers situation or does this automatically revert to like the italian treasury? because clearly it was roman coins that they found. so we know where they came from. but who who gets to claim those is yeah, that's a good question. >> i remember when the atocha was found off the coast of south carolina. there was a big dispute over who owns it, who got the who got the bounty from that ship. but, you know, literally there are millions of sunken ships all around the world. they used to sink all the time. and i love antiquities, as you guys know. and i always wear a coin around my neck just for fun. it's a greek coin. it's 2200 years old, actually. and i just love the idea of what did that buy? who did had that in their hands and i just think it's fascinating. >> you're connected to, you know, someone from so long ago. dan, it's just fascinating in

when they find out that the head of their branch, not the largest, by the way, has a mansion in sardiniaaction remotely. they have already given the go-ahead. see how good it is. go to russia, prepare a deal. as soon as it arrives time, do everything as you are told. what are the guarantees? you were promised. this is an advance, are you crazy? ok, when should i fly out? first you must give your consent, because they are waiting for your answer. that's good. everything is fine, hello, hello, please. double espresso, please, okay, i'm listening, the clerk took the money, okay, so let's proceed to the final part of the operation, you really, when you get there, the flight is in 3 hours, which means, taking into account transfers, i think in the afternoon between two and three , need to contact widow, let her prepare for the end, here’s another thing, try to reason with her there so that she doesn’t make a mess like last time, i wouldn’t want to, she might... still need it, i understand, that’s it, lights out, oh these women , i can’t say that i’m very glad to hear from you. good evening to

unsuccessful attempt to make italy a model of hospitality, converting five-star hotels in sicily and sardiniaa junior suites have been packed to capacity. interview with the director of the park-in hotel at the foot of mount carbanara, 2016. nomania. what if tourists return tomorrow? tourists. i understand the provocation, the absurdity, but i will continue to work with migrants, and it’s not a matter of occupancy and financial confidence, i changed my priorities, before i was thinking about how to save the family business, now i’m thinking about them, the failure of george miloni was observed by the whole of europe, no one has ever negotiated with africa so unsuccessfully, several times she flew to tunisia, signed an agreement, quoted victorious press releases, but money promised to italy and the european union. president said never saw it and opened the ports. the siege of lampedusa proceeded at a rate of 2,000 men per day. the help office came from where they were waiting, after an unexpected press conference of two prime ministers, italy and albania, the countries signed a five-year contr

like italy where they're going to whole towns are going to be dying out in the next ten years in sardiniayway. or so anyway. >> there's sort of equating >> so there's sort of equating that and saying, well, we don't need immigration. if we are need immigration. an if we are subsidising building our own babies, basically, yeah , we'll babies, basically, yeah, we'll be less culturally disruptive . be less culturally disruptive. >> but of course you have to raise those children then. so that's economically disruptive , that's economically disruptive, isn't it? >> yeah, this e yeah, this >> well, yeah, this is, this is why politicians, most why politicians, as most politicians, want mass politicians, just want mass immigration. don't want immigration. they don't want people like people having kids like like rishi sunak , for example, is a rishi sunak, for example, is a classic person because if you have the kids born and raised here, got to pay for all here, you've got to pay for all the you've got to the health care. you've got to pay the health care. you've got to pay them, you've got pay t

like italy where they're going to whole towns are going to be dying out in the next ten years in sardiniar anyway. or so anyway. >> there's sort of equating >> so there's sort of equating that and saying, well, we don't need immigration. if we are need immigration. an if we are subsidising building our own babies, basically, yeah , we'll babies, basically, yeah, we'll be less culturally disruptive . be less culturally disruptive. >> but of course you have to raise those children then. so that's economically disruptive , that's economically disruptive, isn't it? >> yeah, this e yeah, this >> well, yeah, this is, this is why politicians, most why politicians, as most politicians, want mass politicians, just want mass immigration. don't want immigration. they don't want people like people having kids like like rishi sunak , for example, is a rishi sunak, for example, is a classic person because if you have the kids born and raised here, got to pay for all here, you've got to pay for all the you've got to the health care. you've got to pay the health care. you've got to pay them, you've got p

children to get used to the fact that their usual calm days on the beach in the seaside cafes of sardiniaam, and i will be, here she is, lika is old, superstar. again he will set out on the road, night without closing his eyes. having raised the alarm, i rush, beating fear , the night intoxicates the soul, in my dark house, i see nothing, i don’t care anymore, you know i ’m alone, so lonely is the moon. i can’t forget you, i go crazy without you, you know, i’m alone, like a lonely moon, i can’t forget you, i go crazy without you. soon the morning will come, soon the dawn will come, let me, in one minute, again remember the whole world, in front of my dear, give me love golotok, i know that this night, you are lonely like me, you know, i’m alone, like a lonely moon, i can’t forget you, i ’ll go crazy without you, you know, i’m alone, like... lonely moon, i can’t forget you, i ’m going crazy without you. old, sexy, she remained great and old, still the same, a thin girl, flexible, who, in my opinion, is also in this genre , ahead of her time, good evening everyone, thank you so much that i