how traditional is this to sicily?he sea they almost eat it raw. >> anthony: always. >> turi: yes. >> anthony: but fisherman only, fishing communities only or in restaurants? >> turi: no. >> anthony: always as long as you've been alive, you go to a restaurant, you see crudo like this. >> turi: no. i see crudo in the poor family. >> anthony: so it's not like there's japanese influence, but the japanese sort of gave everybody permission to eat traditional foods, their own traditional food. what are the great mother sicilian classic dishes? >> tomaso: the anchovy. anchovy and parmigiana. >> tomaso's wife: parmigiana. >> turi: pasta con le sarde. >> anthony: okay, that's -- >> turi: i think it is for me -- >> anthony: with the sardine. >> turi: yeah, but it's an explosion of flavor because this plate it's born in a period when sicily was very poor. >> anthony: this i like. i even remember it. pasta al finocchietto. actually, a true sicilian classic made with fennel, pine nuts, saffron, and anchovy. served alongside some sa

under the sun a dream home on the a tiny island of sicily. and in the mix the north german distillery and its fine jenkins car. it claims to be the smallest republican the world the lithuanian artist republic of peace it's only about a half a kilometer in size and its slogan is everyone has the right to be happy well it all started in the one nine hundred ninety s. when lithuania broke from the soviet union and became a democratic state now artists went one step further and they established their own utopia within the country is just celebrated its independence day and we went there to see how life operates in this artist paradise. this is a tiny self declared independent republic this artist's colony covers just zero point six square kilometers and lies entirely within the lithuanian capitol building it's almost just pieties is the minister of foreign affairs the police and he's one of the republic's founding fathers. for forty three. folders dreaming that some. we also heard the driver was there for the first two three which are all sort of

the sicily planning was better. -- was bitter. behind closed doors, it was bitter. >> what would be a interesting questions and i will be the first of admit i do not have the answer. general officers tend to write a lot and leave papers. general officers were not getting along. it will be interesting to see what was the consensus among the rank-and-file. what did the average g.i. think of the british tommy? was that something people even thought about? how often did those guys work together? >> that is a good question. >> other than a couple of places in north africa and market garden, how often were gis in the same foxhole with tommy? not very often. the general officers did not get along but thankfully, eisenhower is able to paper over those. you joke about what kept eisenhower up at night. i would say general patton's temper kept him up. what is he going to say today? >> hearing that general patton was about to give a interview. >> they pushed him off to the side, like you do not talk to journalists. when you look at some of th

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in sicily put it is about the. as for him is the system operators for. satire is one of the hardest genres to get right whether in literature or the film our number two pick walks that fine line between wit and provocation daring us to laugh at the worst man in history. look who's back. in he more of them misses bestseller adult hitler wakes up unharmed in berlin circa two thousand and fourteen. sort of considerable. instead of a straight adaptation the director turns the novel into a bore out style prank comedy sending his lead actor past hitler among unsuspecting germans the feeling in the book and movie becomes a media phenomenon shocking yes surprising. from the. i don't see why. women who cover the mother who so stoops to hitler down to size and laughing at him makes it clear to the audience that the holocaust world war two all that was only possible with him through the participation of the german people not because some monster hypnotized them. look who's back walk that fine line between funny and thought provoking biting political satire that isn

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and the red cross the red crescent and other organizations that are aimed at providing this sicily support to those who are in bad need in order to restore barracks life in a peaceful way with out politicizing matters and without preconditions i appreciate the efforts being exerted by leaders as i'm quite sure that the talks off today and the results of today that are recorded in the joint communique will help a lot in boussingault efforts in order to apply the when thirty to fifty for you resolution the floor now is to the iranian foreign minister mr throw out the reef. in the name of the law. good evening everyone ladies and gentlemen at the very beginning i would like to express my thanks and appreciation to my friend and colleague sergei lavrov. and to the russian government and the russian. people. and regarding the. roses that has started sixteen. months ago in all would. reduce the sufferings of the syrian people and with the aim of. reducing the losses are so that resulted or that happened because of the world in syria and to activate the. process of reaching come on stand on commo

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sue sicily with doctors for cannabis regulation. nfl for a therapeutic use exemption for cannabis. >> it is my medicine. it is not a game or anything. >> mike's case is such a perfect example of why cannabis needs to be made available because he's really not a candidate for opioids. >> this crowd seems receptive to that message. but that's not the case 500 miles away in the nation's capital. >> the use of marijuana is detrimental. >> it is not a healthy substance. if i were sick i wouldn't suggest you take marijuana to cure yourself. >> attorney general jeff sessions who declined to be interviewed for this documentary has made it crystal clear, he sees no good to come out of marijuana. including cannabis' role in the opioid crisis. >> i'm astonished to hear people suggest we can solve our heroin, crisis, have you heard this, by having more marijuana. how stupid is that? >> this bills become so addictive. the dea said a huge percentage of heroin addiction starts with prescription. we think it's starting wit murn and other drugs. >> m

that was not behind the lines but that was real action fighting up in north africa, sicily, the italian campaign and on and on into normandy and so forth. so we provided something between depending on your reference points a million to a million and a half fighting men and women for world war ii. additionally we have the italian nuns, saint francis cabrini who started the school system in the united states that took in many of the orphaned children in the cities. most primarily in beginning of the irish orphans in the 1840s and 50s and 60s. you know, it goes on and on. also we want to recognize knights of columbus who also have a nationwide organization. all these things the italian people did in spite or in the face of a lot of discrimination and a struggle, both from where they came from in italy and then when they came here the welcome mat was not necessarily out. so we've come a long way. i think you've heard from the tone of the people here that we are doing this in -- >> [bell ringing] >> commissioner safai: each speaker only has 2 minutes. sorry. thank you. >> i'm christina. i'm

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we did wine shows in portugal, in sicily, in bordeaux years ago. and i love champagne. i adore it.ways wanted to do a show on champagne. there's a couple ways you can do that. you can hop around, visit different producers, visit chateau, taste, taste, taste, or you can just pick one and bore down deep, and i think that's what we're gonna do. who did i pick? laurent-perrier, one of the big major houses, big major players in the u.s. and france and britain. and they're not part of lvmh. i like that. they're privately owned. one family, the nonancourts, have them for a long time. they're a great story. we're gonna spend a few days with them in champagne. we meet the wine maker, meet the staff, walk the vineyards, pair it with foods. of course, we're gonna visit some great restaurants along the way. so, champagne 101 for the next 26 minutes and a lot of good food with it, too. ♪

based on an incredible true story once upon a time in sicily. ok has a whole lot of new stuff there the end of t.v. as we know it robin or well kind of mean i come from a. generation where you rushed home from work to watch your favorite t.v. program at seven o'clock or whenever it was now you can watch television whenever you like you can pull that you could do what you like so that's change and of course with these series you can binge on it you can watch sixty of the other a lot of people do that but actually. t.v. is changing but some people say it's a golden age of television right now and i kind of agree with them i mean it all began well it began with series like this from h.b.o. this is the the sopranos of course about italian american mobsters it ran for eighty six episodes then of course there's game of thrones we can't talk about this without game of thrones shown in one hundred streams one hundred seventy countries said to be the most popular t.v. series ever and then the crown which i began to watch rather reluctantly about queen el

i offer my condolences to his wife sicily, the rest of his family, everyone in our community who had a chance to know this humble, incredible human being. i know there are many. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize randy, editor of the tribune newspaper. on april 14, the colorado press association inducted him into the hall of fame, honoring his incredible 45-year career with the paper of note in weld county. just three years ago, he earned the newspaper person of the year award from the same association. the paper conducted itself with dignity, like randy. he wanted to make sure citizens make things right in their community. randy never shies awray from telling the truth. if he disagrees with one of my positions, he lets me know it and he lets everyone else know it too in his editorial that day. but randy's critiques are always fair and respectful. he wants to build consensus to make our community, state, and country a better place. we need more people who believe in civility in our public discourse, like randy. randy also cares deeply about his community. i know in because i see

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in sicily, they gained more members of parliament then attended.ey did not have enough candidates. francine: there also offering 800 euros to every household to make up for the lack of growth in the south. if they go ahead with that promise, even if the five-star movement goes with 10% of their promises -- how does italy fund that? of everyat is true politician, 10% of the promise and no taxes -- no budget will ever be balanced. italy is the only country in havee, with greece not to broad unemployment insurance. without that -- we need to have that. we need to find resources to pay for it. my favorite thing would be to cut some excessive expenditures. every government has promised to cut -- there is a lot of fat to be cut and that would be a good way. tom: we are going to do surveillance existential right now. i have a panel today with the international monetary fund -- to be honest -- trust and resilience, with the news flow, it has become an extraordinary panel with matthew harrington, laura tyson, and luigi zingales of the booth school. this is