but i always define her as the soul of the kitchen. she represented the soul of the kitchen. whenever would come in the building, she told me what to do. she told me what's going on and all of us, we listen to mariane and mike curtain and the entire team, alex and the whole team and and to lisa silverman again, we had alyssa. here she is. let's give you the list around third. so alyssa made certain that the city issued a proclamation in honor of mariane ali. and not only did she make sure the city issued a proclamation, joined us at mariane ali's house to present it to her in person and mariane ali. everything in the kitchen is in large part because of her. let's give her one more round of applause. and and so the last thing i want to say, you know, jonno killens had a saying. he said each quote, each generation has a responsibility to document its times because we are future will make mistakes. the hope is that they make them on a higher level thanks to. alex moore and and him really chronicling and adding on to the initial 25 years we now have a rich history of the success o

but i always define her as the soul of the kitchen. she represented the soul of the kitchen. whenever would come in the building, she told me what to do. she told me what's going on and all of us, we listen to mariane and mike curtain and the entire team, alex and the whole team and and to lisa silverman again, we had alyssa. here she is. let's give you the list around third. so alyssa made certain that the city issued a proclamation in honor of mariane ali. and not only did she make sure the city issued a proclamation, joined us at mariane ali's house to present it to her in person and mariane ali. everything in the kitchen is in large part because of her. let's give her one more round of applause. and and so the last thing i want to say, you know, jonno killens had a saying. he said each quote, each generation has a responsibility to document its times because we are future will make mistakes. the hope is that they make them on a higher level thanks to. alex moore and and him really chronicling and adding on to the initial 25 years we now have a rich history of the success o

recipes in the kitchen. i didn't want the recipes in that first. okay. okay. but i'm glad they're there because people someone just told me earlier in the writers lounge, she said, i want to thank you. and i was like for what? and she said, i've been trying to make my mother's jam cake for years. and it was not right. she said, i think my mother and your grandmother were in the same force. they all were. and she said, i finally of your recipe got that it was the caramel icing that i couldn't do and i finally it and i am as close to my mother's recipe as i've ever been and i want to thank you for that. and so that i think is special that those recipes and so many of them are old fashioned recipes that are universal because the other thing that came up was like, are you secrets? like my family was like, why are you giving almost recipe away? and i and i said, you know, that this is especially it's regional and a lot people in the region, you know if you were in tennessee, virginia or kentucky and probably some

yes. ..to join you in the kitchen, a professional kitchen. ss, is that there's no way that that would have ever happened in india. you wouldn't have worked with these women because they were from a very different background and caste from you. where would i have met them, for one? india has stratas, you know, it's completely... the society has stratas. where would i have met these kinds of women? i would not have met them. this is the great thing about london, that on the street, we met. we met in the school, the schoolyard. and this is the great leveller. when i took them in the first time, i rememberthey didn't want to sit on my sofa, so we all sat on the floor. so i said, "if you're not going to sit on the sofa with me, "we'll sit on the floor and we'll have chai." and... but decades after you met them, they're still with you. they still work, many of them, here, at the darjeeling kitchen. yes. do they regard you as the boss? no. i think that they all regard me as someone extra in the kitchen, causing trouble. no, but honestly, no, there is

. >> she goes around to the kitchen and she grabs a knife like a big butcher knife. and he was like, oh, you want to play with knives? >> brittany says. houston takes the knife from kaylie and she falls to the ground. dennis takes the knife away from houston and i'm like, kaylie, okay? >> it's getting crazy now, you and i, let's just go to my house. and she was like, no, i'm not leaving my stuff here. >> instead, she goes into her bedroom to take her tv. >> he hits her in her face, and i'm like, whoa, whoa, stop. >> through the hysteria, brittany manages to pull kaylie out of the room, but kaylie makes her way back into the bedroom. >> by the time i made it back in the room, dennis and houston were going in the bathroom and dennis closed the bathroom door to separate them. >> kaylie picks up an iron and throws it at the door. then a thud is heard from the other side of the door. it was houston. >> he collapses like knees first and then he falls like face first to the ground. >> houston had been stabbed in the chest and dennis was like, call 911. >> she's like, no, he'

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the names on the south of that, including well the central kitchen workers in southern guns that was in my home and report kind of feeds into schiffwood one neighborhood of garza city. i'd be venturing out of the unlike the intense is really bombardment. how much of the to your son on these apartments? this is what's left of it. now. several civilians working in these are you the strike? they so we're not going to come out and speak with no help. there was no safe place . residents are being bombarded, explosive barrels of thrown down them at the houses, mac, its streets, shelters, schools. there is no safe place. where should these displaced people go? there is no safe place for safe home. the compartments of continued across the besieged because the street more than 44000 palestinians of been killed . is there any genocide in god's that those who survived relentless attacks were starving and seeking foody from the community and groups comes to keep phones installed and because it is very targeted, palistine is keen for food 8. you can use dealing at least a dozen to these people who

. >> we had tons of good nights just dancing in the kitchen, but the fireball of energy was plagued with one big problem when it came to men. >> she picked the wrong ones. one boyfriend, ted backus, was arrested after cops say he hit patricia. and then there was her rocky marriage to clifford burns. >> my mom worked at dunkin donuts and she was one of the drive thru ladies, and he would just come through every day and eventually asked her for her number. >> at first, clifford cliff to his friends seemed like a great catch. he owned his own business and he was an avid fisherman and a die hard mets fan. but in between trips to times square and rides on his custom motorcycle, this blended family, filled with smiles, was hiding darkness behind closed doors right after they got married. >> he just started. yeah, but pushing her and slapping her. >> megan jenkins was only five when cliff became her new dad. >> she tried to fix. she was a fixer. >> the couple would eventually have two girls together, harley and autumn. >> i guess my childhood was good and bad because we were fortunate enough to

and we had money to buy food, but now we have to go to the soup kitchen. the window has to go to several places to get enough for his company, and he must fight for every site. the month is also 10 years old. he can barely carry these families, daily supplies afford to buy wait in line for an hour or 2. and if i don't get water, we might die of thirst. he to mrs. his old life and his school and he lives in constant fear of the i'm afraid of the war and of the rockets and i'm afraid for my future end of returning to school that it will be both after waiting so long. how you doing is exhausted and stay hungry. and i wish to work with and i'm afraid of the bombing and everything. but i and the game and i want the ward. and so i can go back to our home and back to school cousin. how much in the future is gone? now there's nothing left. i'm just the one that ha, we're going to get a what i'm, we're gonna have one of thousands of kids here watching the lights slip away with little hope that things will get better anytime soon to for more, let's speak to rosario b

what was your first job in the kitchen? >> they used to call me the beaver because i was just washing everything all day. you know, they make you clean the vegetables, they make you carry all the boxes from the market. >> 14 you can't do that anymore, can you? >> i don't think you can make him work 12 hours a day. >> right? >> and pay him maybe a buck a month. >> you know what i mean? >> that's the good old days. >> yeah, well. >> why li qiang. why here? look at the fundamentals. the things the lyonnais think of as birthrights. the right, for instance, to eat delicious cured pork and unimaginably delicious forms. >> the art of charcuterie. lions can't live without it. >> look at this. >> terrine. patÉ, sausages. right. it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. >> avec plaisir. tony. bonjour, monsieur. tony. >> tony. >> and few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reinhardt. >> la the saucisson coy wire. la moment 2020. >> ton of saucisson. just inside this room. the holidays are coming and they're

from the kitchen there is some place with hidden doors, they don't know where it is, don't have any idea to get in there. the ukjoins other european countries and freezes asylum applications for syrians after assad's fall. police in the us are reported to be questioning a man in connection with the murder of the united health care chief executive brian thompson. also coming up on the world today... rapperjay—z is accused of raping a 13 —year—old girl. of raping a 13—year—old girl. he's named with sean "diddy" combs in a civil lawsuit. both deny the claim. the musical emilio perez has topped the golden globes nomination for the 2025 awards. welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. thousands of people have gathered outside a prison near damascus in a desperate search for relatives who've been missing for years. a day after president assad was toppled, rebel forces freed many of the prisoners. syrians have been pouring back into the country in their thousands from neighbouring lebanon and jordan where many have been living in exile. rescuers from the white he

we are the kitchen and [indiscernible] >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! [cheers and applause] >> the cool things.scernible] >> the best program ever. [kids laughing] [music] so, can you tell us what it was like for you during your first encounter with the san francisco fire department? >> yep. it was super cool! i got to learn about the dry standing pipe correction. it is actually called, dry sand piper just stand pipe. tomato. you know. yea. >> so, what is coming up next for what is that for? >> oh , firefighter backsterinvited mow to a fire station to see the cool stuff firefighters use to put out fires. you have seen the had doors open like a space ship from out of nowhere. i close my eye its is like i'm there right now! wow! whoa. watch out, man. what is that for? >> what is this? these are fire engines they might look alike they are both red. white top and red lights on top. this is a new 2021 fire engine and this is an older 2014 fire engine. if you can't tell, this one is shorter and narrower than our older fire engines. they have cool things like recessed lights. roll up doors. 360 degree

vance contingent of the kitchen cabinet. he sort of demarcations being drawn between camps here. it's t never a good thing when you have that. and, you know, this is, you know, elon is not an elected official. he's not even -- he's an adviser, and he literally almost, you know, sort of put the nation's budget in jeopardy for a couple, for a while, you know what i'm saying? that's, like, pretty remarkable. although you've got to ask yourself if he's president, that would be remarkable. a guy from south africa who's de facto president? if. [laughter] liz: i doubt donald trump will allow that. >> you don't think -- liz: he is very much the one i pulls the strings. >> you know -- didn't they mention, some of his people are talking about make elon peek -- speaker of the house? liz: apparently, it can legal wily happen. >> and, by the way, we haven't even gotten to -- this is going to to be a big story going forward, the conflicts of interest involved. there's a good part about it but, clearly, there'll be issues that we're going t

well, i can change the flavor profile by adding different things into that braise. >> reporter: the kitchenhow to be himself, a place where in the chaos of orders and ingredients, he found a calling. >> add the onion and the ginger and the fennel. i'm going to add the garlic at the end, only because it does have a tendency to burn very quickly. >> reporter: his career took off fast. from flipping burgers at a local snack bar, to building whole menus at a north new jersey hot spot, and ultimately to new york city, where, not yet 30, he earned his first three-star review from "the new york times". >> you're an entrepreneur. you've managed to develop yourself as a chef. did you learn lessons from your father's experiences with business? >> i don't think that my entrepreneurial spirit came from my father or came from my family at all. i think it came from the fact that i worked in kitchens and worked in restaurants that i didn't like. and i didn't want to have a boss. >> reporter: but even as he soared professionally, becoming executive chef at new york's celebrated gramercy tavern, colicchio's

all the best, all the worst. 2024 tomorrow at 11 on cnn kitchen. , hong single-a. >> almost everywhere i've been, it seems there is a terrifyingly powerful yet much loved alcoholic beverage at the very center of the culture, one whose consumption is rigorously observed in ritual and tradition. whether it's some sinister moonshine and a 55 gallon drum in africa, or a distilled spirit in the jungles of borneo, the mountains of the caucasus, or a more refined concoction is here. you must drink it. oh, ladies and gentlemen, i give you byejoe. byejoe has been around for a very long time, and the xu jing fang distillery has been making this stuff for over 500 years. >> normally, chinese people drink premium baijiu in the occasion of entertainment. >> important guests. so in china. premium baijiu means a lot at a business dinner, a banquet one can reasonably expect to drink quite a lot of the stuff, especially when your hosts are in the business of making it. >> and my french friend has concerns. >> do you want to know how we drink? >> yes, of course. yes,

visiting the table, overhears a. >> conversation, and then car chases violence. >> big fight in the kitchene could shoot it there. i'm sure it won't interrupt. service. no. >> the holy cow! oh, it's unbelievable. >> i mean. nothing is more beautiful than that. cow in my selfie. >> oh, it's a video. hold on. >> look at that. >> yeah, yeah, you should do something like that. oh, no. >> no. i don't like this. wow. >> i love it. oh, no. no. >> no one's ever gone through. whoa! i'm telling you, i feel a lot more comfortable. if you hadn't had two portions of eggs. >> this is amazing. >> and when you kill people in the field, you always have, like, some little catchphrase to do with food, like, bang! check, please. or how would you like your dessert? you got to start practicing. you got to take your sunglasses off like david caruso. got to go. >> dinner is served. >> i go like that. yeah. >> got to put it on the. take them off. take them off. >> okay. dinner. i look at is served. yeah. >> no, you got to look. pretend i'm a bleeding. i'm bleeding out on the ground. okay, okay. >> okay, fine. okay,

what is a good was in the kitchen has suspended operations. and because of the seat feet stuff, members walk you by and these are you struck in con units on saturday? it was that that time. is there any targeted? believe the see it look on most other places. he was driving his car on cellar, how the road as he normally does every day when he's going to work to the stores in the kitchens without any problem. today he went out to work as usual and took solid lean road and was targeted without prior warning and without any reason. more than a year, if there is war and gods of feelings, a wondering when to when we see a debt crisis will help them. how much does it say about children levels are confirm that is ready for us is killed. one of its staff members academy was 39 and that's been going home to his wife and daughter of to going to a most in a statement. the challenge, he said, we condemned this attack in the strongest possible terms of demand and investigation, violence against civilians and humanitarian work as is unacceptable. i didn't sto

ringback 10 steps isn't in the kitchen and vice nova medication of decisions and use of the listings of scale to read the tools and countries try me as a go for jack. in the 3rd moment he puts his mark, he does what nobody else can do. but in this, when you write this very much like the, it's so beautiful, it's so beautiful. and to me, the most interesting singles of georgia is when he's showing those routes. right. and those are the, the, the 2nd, the 2nd the is the original. i think he was, he was a, a person with humor kelly. because when you announce something like fun, oh, i'm fine. it's like, here comes the king and that the that and then the kink enters the is some big announcements for a very simple theme. the . there is a book of the memoirs of his son, the son. this explains about how his father was already a famous man and how he said, oh, let's go fishing and they would get to be fishing and then the minute they would be like the like. so we have to go, we have to go because i have an idea, and i have to get this out, i have to get it and then he would compose and then th

that is where the forces targeted the vehicle for the world until kitchen, where at least 3 workers were killed. after this, a task the world central kitchen announced that they're going to help their operations across the gaza strip, where thousands of families literally rely on who's a from the world 10 to 15 and also on their community to and hoc meals. this is going to also to target the situation in specially the food situation across the goal is to for thousands of families that used to rely on these with kitchen won't be able to feed their children to the doctor, hospital, gaza palestine. now despite being pushed back by ukrainian forces, russia continues to ok find parts of ne ukraine alone. other parts of the front line, russian forces have been steadily gaining ground and then not pushing on all fronts . i said make reports speeding alongside the front lines. there's no slowing down here. this is drawn territory. even with the signal gems, this team have to stay the risk of being targeted. we keep driving us. this device keeps picking up drone signals. ukrainian now terry teams

the scene where they are in the kitchen laying everything out. of the time. you are running the time test. you are figuring those things out. i am a student of the game, but not just food. we like to learn from all kinds of consumer brands. one of the philosophies of sweetgreen is the balancing of art and science. the best consumer brands have a thoughtful approach around the art, the story, the feeling, the soul, the creative. the science is important. how to enable that through the technology and the data and all of the other pieces. we really tried to merge the two ideas in every thing we do. >> i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise i will find it just for you on "mad money." i'm jim cramer. happy holidays. happy new year. see you next time. investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪♪ designed to make get-togethers with friends more fun and interesting. ♪♪ -hey, i'm harriet mills. -and i'm patrick mills. we're

josh mankiewicz (voiceover): but remember, there was something katherine heard on the kitchen floor thatat came from that shadowy figure who'd held a shotgun to katherine's head before firing the fatal shot at scott. the killer had also asked her a question that would soon become the focus of this investigation. he said, where's manny? manny? and i said, what? what did you say? and he said, where's manny? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): it was a name that meant nothing to homicide investigators. but katherine pierce says she knew exactly who the man was after. now, police were looking for him, too. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up-- josh mankiewicz (voiceover): so who was this mystery man named manny? and could he help break this case? it didn't quite seem right that this random person just happened to break in. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): police are getting closer. when "dateline" continues. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): it was just a few hours into a sunny saturday morning in albuquerque, june 2008. katherine pierce was in a police car being taken home from the hospital where her husba

the sort of machismo in the kitchen, if you've burned yourself, that was a badge of honor.think that is a lot of going away. i promised myself at a certain point, if i had a restaurant that i wasn't going to sort of -- the way that i was treated, i was going to break that. i was going to do something different. did i lose my temper at times? absolutely. but nowadays, before you lose your temper, you walk away. >> ronny: okay. >> ronny: i moved to new york city when i was 30 years old from australia, i was living in australia at the time. what struck me about the food in america was that it taste like shit. is there a reason for it? >> where were you going? >> ronny: i was eating out of toilets mostly. no, i mean, in general, i do feel like there is something in america's psyche that for most people, the junk food is the norm. you know, the idea of nutrition is very skewed and the produce is weird. i don't know. am i being a stuck up asshole? is there something to this? >> no, you are not. i think what you are experiencing, in this country, nutrition is expensive but calorie

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and we've had other kinds of chants of go back to the kitchen and, you know, sort of threats to womens on college campuses across the country. laura: can you put this into the broader context of what we've been seeing around misogyny and sexism in recent years and what is driving this trend? cynthia: well, we've had just like we've had a normalization of other types of hateful rhetoric, anti-immigrant rhetoric, racist rhetoric, white supremacist rhetoric over the last 5 or 6 years, in particular, surges of that online, of conspiracy theories. we have had antifeminist rhetoric and rhetoric blaming women, often for a very real and legitimate crisis being experienced by boys and men. so it is one thing to say, yes, boys and men are more isolated and lonely. they are also the victims of bullying and violence at the hands of other men, a culture that valorizes dominance and aggression as sort of hallmarks of masculinity. but to take that crisis of men and masculinity and make it a crisis of misogyny, you really need the online world incubating the kind of hateful rhetoric that we're seeing

so where is, except here, oh, use of it is here in the experimental kitchen. i nice, one more member of the shifting you slip, it generates risk piece which reinvent nemo base dishes using plants and then the shift follow them. basically is trying to get a technology that would allow us to predict what combination of done based ingredients for 3, solving the same, some sort of experienced taste, texture, smells, quarters for human beings. that might sound really crazy, but a, for an upgrade. them, it doesn't, the process starts with giving do, say, bit a dish to recreate the try something i know the sign. yeah. for instance. yeah, yeah. weekends. right. all right, because the sonya we have to meet also we have the back maybe seen dental of california. we have the cheese and also you have which most of that is made is from milks, press the bottom go and he's generating the rest of the. so you say they give us more than 100 different recipes. we have these regions. you said that he's suggesting she got the mushroom lemonade, orange rice, also baking soda. we have

i do the dishes and sometimes scrub the kitchen floor around 2:00 in the morning. [ laughter ] >> seth have something due. you know, if i'm on a deadline for something she's like, "oh, no, you're not -- you don't want to do it, do you?" because i'm like folding clothes. >> exact -- my wife says, "i can tell when the writing's not going well because the kitchen is so clean." [ laughter ] >> seth: you've talked about how, you know, the vietnam war, you know, was based on lies. this book is obviously heavily rooted in lies. is that something -- do you feel like your experience in the vietnam war made you want to write a book about how, you know, we all play with the truth, or do you just find that an interesting topic as an author? >> i'm not sure it'sither. what it is for me really is i'm a guy who watches the cbs evening news, or cnn, or nbc. >> seth: thank you. [ laughter ] >> you're welcome. i almost -- i almost forgot it. i'm not kidding. [ laughter ] >> seth:ou're very lucky. we're going to let you leave with the gift bag now. >> they shoot you backstage. [ laughter ] >> seth: they

and in the kitchen, anya shows me holes made by shrapnel. and remembers finding the flat in ruins. it was during all this that angelina's family fled saltivka, looking for safety. but after a few days, they decided to head back to the basement of their home, and hope for the fighting to stop. in early march, the giant block of flats next door was destroyed by a missile — and angelina was terrified. the far side of the country is another world. many ukrainians fled to ivano—frankivsk after the full—scale invasion. russian missiles do reach here — but you get a lot more warning. but daniel can't escape the war completely, even here. he's come to collect a special delivery from his dad back in kharkiv. daniel and his mum left the city before the war, but his father stayed and was drafted into the army. mm... it's a nice present. my dad sent me compass and markers. the two now chat online whenever they can. daniel's dad doesn't want us to show his face. but he's teaching his son to draw, remotely. a family separated by war, keeping things normal

the future is that i did about math when i was a child because my mother would write this down on the kitchen table napkin everyday from a debt and my granddad to see when they came in for lunch and that's what interested her in about working for the market. when you talk about living the american dream, that is what she's been doing through the private sector and the family roots that she has come and those are those are the values and qualities that she will represent in the u.s. senate. [inaudible] governor kemp said it very eloquently i've live the american dream and i want that for the next generation. i have a niece and nephew and i want to make sure they have the same opportunities that waitress that's looking to go from waiting tables to working in an industry or doing whatever she wants to do in life want to make sure we keep that path clearingg keep socialism back and live what we are living right now preserveve it. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

was she in the kitchen reading the magazine? was she upstairs? if she was upstairs, she would have seen abby's body and all of these. are make her testimony. he seemed suspicious. now, her defender is they're going to say this isn't an innocent girl. she's 32, an innocent girl being grilled for hours without an attorney having just suffered horrible tragedy. you know, she's going to suffering from ptsd that her father and stepmother have been killed. and in addition, the family physician, dr. bowe, in had given her morphine to settle her nerves. and they say, of course, her testimony is contradictory. nevertheless, judge overseeing the inquest judge blaisdel had known lizzie for her entire life since she was a child. and nevertheless, she comes away saying this does not look good. she had the motive, the means and the opportunity to commit the murders. and she ordered he orders that lizzie be arrested. i'm condensing facts in the interest of time, but they take lizzie and in fronof the grand jury, which we've discussed in this class, what grand j

depending on who's available. serving customer, supporting beers help washing up or helping in the kitchen. and there's all the prep on thursday in the clean up on saturday. so we're back here early in the morning at 9 o'clock. your benchmark has held 22 pup evening since 2023. some gardening lives and opens for business every last friday of the month. obviously address, it was important for it to be an event that happens once a month or something that would work for everyone. something everyone could look forward to discuss the 2 things more life and togetherness to the town. since we don't have a real problem anymore, it's nice to have one every 4 weeks. it's really nice. it's a feeling of togetherness, and it's fun for us because they don't have company likes us at home. it's here. and what did they talk about? politics that would go in the wrong direction. it doesn't belong here. ultimately we come here to forget our deal, teens. that's for chess, our lives. we don't argue here. that's the important part. the differences of opinion. but in the end, everyone comes together with everyone

and cozy for him and say, leave your dad's warm embrace and danger marks everywhere at work in the kitchen. for a while, having fun, broken homes dislike, i do show the sort of that went on and then blood pulled out of my mouth and everyone was totally shows that. so how should you respond to an injury, cardiac arrest or high fever emergency? first day coming up on in good shape the.

students showing up for class found a man shot to death in the school's kitchen. john mankiewicz: by mid-morning, chef brophy's son, nathaniel, was hearing the news. my wife and i took a phone call from my grandmother, who said that it was my father that had been killed. and what did you think? we were in shock. it was really hard to wrap our minds around what could have possibly happened. [somber music] john mankiewicz: a common reaction, as it turned out. this is vanessa paz. she used to work with us here at "dateline," and then went on to oci as a marketing and communications specialist. she and chef brophy were close. in fact, these videos you're seeing of chef brophy-- vanessa was behind the camera. i received a text message. "dan brophy is dead." and i remember i stopped and i just started crying. i couldn't believe it. john mankiewicz: about two hours after the 911 call, at 10:28 am, dan brophy's wife, nancy, had driven from their home in nearby beaverton to oci, and had been ushered into a command post for what police call a death notification. john mankiew

time, depending on who's available, serving customers, deploying beers, washing up or helping in the kitchen. and there's all the prep on thursday and the clean up on saturday. so we're back here early in the morning at 9 o'clock. your benchmark has held 22 pup evening since 2023. some gardening lives and opens for business every last friday of the month. for us, it was important for it to be an event that happens once a month or something that would work for everyone. something everyone could look forward to discuss the 2 things more life and togetherness of a town. since we don't have a real problem anymore, it's nice to have one every 4 weeks. it's really nice. it's a feeling of togetherness, and it's fun for us because they don't have company like this at home. it's here. and what did they talk about? not politics that would go in the wrong direction. it doesn't belong here. ultimately, we come here to forget our d, o, teens. that's for chess. unless we don't argue here, that's the important part. you might have differences of opinion, but in the end everyone comes together with everyone

. >> this is the kitchen of the kanazawa city. yeah. >> this is. >> oh, look at that.it is a lot of crab. yeah. shrimp. sardines. >> let's go over there. okay. oh, look at that uni sea urchin. >> one of my absolute favorite things has a limited season in japan from september to april. and it's tastiest in winter. but from here. >> hokkaido. >> hokkaido. good deal. another seasonal specialty currently at or near its best. konohana or snow crab. juicy and sweet and delicious. oh, man, that is good. >> really good. sweet though. >> very unique. >> huh? >> yeah. >> good, good. very good. thank you, thank you. very good. oh, let's eat this one, please. yeah. >> eel livers grilled on a stick. unagi, unagi. >> yeah, yeah ooh! hot. >> we got. >> oysters. these are the size of freakin clown shoes. >> okay. >> where are these from? >> shimane prefecture wow. >> just one oyster is a meal. it's, like, as big as a steak. >> yeah. thank you. >> it's like that. >> you hold it french style. wow. whoa, look at that right there. >> the best. >> wow. that's good and tender for a big oyst