you might call the savoy family cajun royalty. good to see them again. marc savoy was born and raised here in the small prairie town of eunice. together with his wife ann and sons joel and wilson, they make up the savoy family band. they've all been playing music since they were children and share a devotion, a dedication to cajun culture. so, how far does the family go back here? >> ann savoy: marc, here's the question -- how far does your family go back here? >> marc: well, i think back to the american revolution because the land that we live on was ceded to one of our ancestors. and part of that land is still in our family today. >> anthony: how the french acadian pioneers got here, and ended up becoming cajun is a long story. forcibly deported by the protestant british from their homeland in nova scotia, the acadians became refugees. eventually settling deep in the mosquito-infested swamps and flatlands of louisiana. a place nobody else wanted at the time. over the years, the settlers absorbed, to varying degrees, other cultur

so this is the caliber of the people we fed every day at the savoy. enough to give you a heart attack everyday. we had a customer to savoy that was a billionaire, this man, when he came, he always would reserve a big round table. and he expected every time to receive -- at the end of the meal, to receive an enormous silver tray filled with home made chocolates and cookies and all that. he expected it. he did not order it. one kind of cookies had to be there all the time on the tray. it was kind of a bend cookie. they were so delicate, if you picked one up and dropped it at the table, the table at the savoy, the cookies had to shatter in thousand pieces. if the cookies didn't break, it was called -- take this garbage out of here, i don't want it, it's not any good. he didn't even taste it. so, you know, the pressure was on. the pressure was on. and in the center of this big silver tray, there was a beautiful sugar display. it was an exceptional place. after that i was the pastry chef for the princess hotel in bermuda, and i was also the pastry chef for

just to give you a taste of what the savoy was. it was an exceptional place to work and i learned so much there. after that, i was the pastry chef for the princess hotel in bermuda, and i was also the pastry chef for the governor's palace in bermuda. i also -- you know, the princess was owned by then the richest man in the world. he had tankers that brought oil to the united states and many other business. he was a real businessman let me , tell you. when i was doing the scene of acapulco, we also had the millionaire also that died at the hotel. we had to feed him. i have his name here somewhere but my papers got rearranged. my paper is not exactly the best. what was his name? walt hughes. remember walt hughes? he rented the top floor of the hotel and we fed him. he didn't want to see anybody. we fed him under the door. every plate of food needed to fit under the door. every window was boarded up. that was the end of the life of this man. so, you know, all sorts of crazy things was asked for him to live on. and then after that, i c

tomme de chevre, tomme de savoie au piment, fromage de chevre frais, et cremeux des reines.thony: everybody has blood on their hands, eric. everybody. >> eric: i do too. >> anthony: right, we all do. >> eric: i do too. >> anthony: the clothes we wear, and the air we breathe. everything we do is built on the backs of suffering people and dying animals. >> eric: i agree. >> anthony: we wallow in blood. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: ski log, day two. yesterday chef ripert showed no mercy on the mountain. today conditions are more to my liking. a small wager might have been made. loser might have to eat at johnny rockets. today it is on. >> anthony: ready? >> eric: yeah >> anthony: one, two, three. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the title of your biography, for your biopic, "32 yolks of revenge, or whatever we're calling it. "64 yolks," or, "for a few yolks more." no, that'll be the sequel. "a fist full of yolks." okay, that's what we'll call it. we have to change it to a more manly title. "32 yolks" is -- >> eric: now it's becoming your book. >> anthony: welcome to hollywood, my friend. le cremer

most famous fictional son and the equally iconic rocky steps transforming stars into fans and men in savoy is again. you thought so springs eternal in the form of fraud greenberry. the veteran left winger is playing his twelfth season with buyers. remind joe for twenty one years and i love it i'm like a child on the pitch. no run of the mill pre-season routine for him. at thirty five it could be his last. going to be a difficult situation when i retire. and robin is another senior figure still going strong. this is my first time in philadelphia it's nice looking around a place you've never seen before to shawn was amusing us the bright lights of philadelphia first relaxed steps toward what they intend to make not the title winning season. meanwhile shall be headed east. they touchdown in the mega city of shanghai on the first leg of let or china. last season's runners up got a warm welcome from local fans at the airport a small taste of things to come. to. this trip's an opportunity to further cement the team but most of the players know each other well but we also have a few new faces. th

like that quality of it which as true as the title of the show the substance of light the thing the savoy we're talking about. actually light meaning affecting a substance. i may have pieces here where you realize in order to see the walls which you can see you're looking through something and the slight residing in the space is no different than say walking through the forest and you see a beam of light come down that illuminates the atmosphere or the air and nuff that you see this me. in space i mean you're not just seeing it on the surface of the of the ground or things like it but you actually are seeing this light it's actually inhabiting space. james to real shows us how did you write from a different perspective like this to him what paint is to a painter it's raw material. that was some difficulty because you know with like you don't form of like clay with the hands you don't carve it away like. you know wood or stone you actually have to build it almost like you do with music so you have to make instruments it does that. there are times in your apartment you can play well wagner

they're going to be able to make ends meet this year very worrying times there in argentina three savoy one is irish there is a thank you. there's been international condemnation of the myanmar's court's decision to jail two journalists from the reuters news agency while lol and were found guilty of possessing state secrets and sentenced to seven years in prison they were arrested in the center as they investigated a mass killing over a hinge of muslims by myanmar soldiers reports. instead of walking free while lone inch or so who were taken from court and back to prison throughout this ordeal the reuters journalists had remained defiant and positive and that continued even after hearing they'd been sentenced to seven years in jail no no no this is directly challenging the democracy and media freedom of our country we will calmly face the situation with our best efforts in the appeal since we do not do anything we have no fear we are going to do our best to face it was the verdict was widely condemned reuters says it will not give up and is considering what steps to take next today is a

this pressure starts to savoy towards the near continent.ct positioning of this rain. pretty warm, 22 degrees, a touch cooler with sunshine and showers moving to the northwest. as we look further ahead towards the new working with you, this warming trend starts to move in on monday and that‘s an indication because it‘s a warm front of some slightly warmerairon it‘s a warm front of some slightly warmer air on the way. certainly for monday and into tuesday as well. south—westerly winds starting to build on monday. so although bit of rain here and there across parts of northern ireland and scotland as well, particularly later in the day, but for england and wales, it‘s a fine looking day. temperatures up to around 20 or 22 degrees or so. but then, things start to get more interesting for monday night into tuesday. we cast our eyes further southin tuesday. we cast our eyes further south in the atlantic and you can see all these isobars around this ex—hurricane. computer models do not do very well with ex—hurricanes like this one so there is some