ooh, uni?asa: yeah. >> anthony: sea urchin -- one of my absolute favorite things -- has a limited season in japan, from september to april, and it's tastiest in winter. good. from here? >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> worker: [ speaking japanese ] >> masa: hokkaido. >> anthony: hokkaido. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: good deal. another seasonal specialty currently at or near its best, kanogani, or snow crab. juicy and sweet -- and delicious. oh, man. that is good. >> masa: really good. sweet, huh? >> anthony: very. >> masa: we need a sake, huh? [ laughter ] >> anthony: yeah. >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> woman: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: good. >> masa: good. really good. thank you! >> worker: thank you! >> masa: thank you, very good. ♪ oh let's eat this one. [ speaking japanese ] >> worker: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: eel livers, grilled on a stick. unagi? >> masa: unagi, yeah. >> anthony: yeah. ooh, hot. [ laughter ] >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: oysters. these are the size of fre

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was pushed through by the leaders of the two governing parties mateo's of uni and luigi dimaio overruling italy's more cautious finance minister he had pushed for a lower deficit to bring down the country's public debt the mood on the streets of rome is mixed. because of the people and i'm confident because i feel for the first time we're doing something new. i'm very concerned you just need to look at the market this morning it's losing nearly three percent banking stocks are down five percent. the mainland stock exchange has certainly taken a beating and government bonds have also shot up. joins us from the frankfurt stock exchange the german reaction looks just as dramatic. yes spending you can see here behind me on the docks just after noon when the news came out there was a bit of a shock moment really suddenly phones were ringing shuffling down on the trading floor here and what had happened is the some milano of the italian stock exchange had stopped trading in that suspended trading for a bank stops because they had lost over ten percent at that time at the center it was the bunke

between the some western european and that this lets through the strait why are pushing for a european uni. we should be stepping into a dimension of post christianity. and post nations and our goal is totally different we want a strong european union based on strong member states and we want a europe which sticks to its christian heritage so number one we don't want europe to get rid of the christian heritage and we want the member states to stay as member states we don't want you know give up our nationality we don't want to give up our culture of we don't want to give up our heritage and so on and so forth so this is a big clash between those who want to see european union as post christian as post national and us who want to see europe as a christian continent based on strong member states european commission's undertaking legal action against hungary for its law targets those who help asylum seekers do you think this goes to all the way to the european court of justice could could actually hunger again then scrap the law look the thing is the following we are a country we are a state

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he says kimjong unis keen to de—nuclearise quickly, so he can concentrate on economic growth. anti—doping agency lifts russia's three year suspension. the mother of the westminster bridge attacker has told an inquest that she is "utterly ashamed" by what her son did. khalid masood killed four people when he drove a car at pedestrians on westminster bridge in march last year. he then stabbed a police officer to death outside parliament. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford reports. on the day before the westminster bridge attack, khalid masood was seen joking with a hotel receptionist. but today, his family described a more violent man. his mother worried he would kill someone in a drunken fight. imprisoned for knife offences, he converted to islam. the violence then stopped, but an interest in extremism began. this is an audio recording of him criticising his wife for not supporting so—called islamic state. i never hear you say there's any good in the isis, i never hear you say any of their people might be sincere and genuine muslims, sunnis. i never hear you say at

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. >> you can reach out to liz or anyone in the investigative uni. jump on our website, nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. to the nfl where things are looking good for the raiders in denver until they weren't. third quarter touchdown. after that, went points including the last second field goal. get it there t pull off the win. >>> joon gruden may have to wait another win. back in the south bay, 49ers jumped out to a big lead over the detroit lions. then it got dicey. >> jimmy garoppolo threw for two touchdowns on the day including this one. the niners led 30-13 at one point in the fourth. but the lions came storming back late falling just short in the end. the 49ers got their first win of the season 30-27. jimmy g. says there are still kinks to work out. >> not all wubumps and bruises, but got to work a little quicker. >> the 49ers head to kansas city to play the chiefs. >> coming up next, what to prim emmys that will air here on nbc bay area tonight. our crew is already on the golden carpet. up next, a massive typhoon that pounded southern china. it le

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completed their most visible reminder today is the east west axis now known as the stress of the sea in uni the bill of art was laid out earlier and brought in by the nazis. there even had the two parts of the charlottenburg moved farther apart. the boulevard is still lined with about eight hundred street lights designed by fear he wanted to be sure his creation was cast in the proper light. the victory column was also extended and moved originally it stood in front of the right stud but the nazis intended to use the space as a central parade ground. the people's hall would have stood here between the right side and today's central real station it would have ceded a good one hundred fifty thousand people. if the history in the present is a major topic in berlin and these exhibition is intended to make a small contribution to it but whether on a stroll through town or visiting from elsewhere by revealing some of the many facets of it that aren't always that apparent. during world war two much of berlin was reduced to rubble. and the megalomaniac dreams of their money a project were destroyed

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he says kimjong unis keen to de—nuclearise quickly so he can concentrate on economic growth.as the world anti—doping agency lifts russia's three—year suspension. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. trade between the us and china leads the international edition of the new york times. there is a story about us and china trade. president trump is confident that the us is winning its trade war with china. it reports on how president trump is confident america is winning the dispute. the straits times front page covers proposals to combat fake news in singapore. a total of 22 measures have been put forward by a select committee. and the japan times carries a story about the tokyo medical university. you may recall how it was revealed that entrance exams at the school of medicine had been manipulated to favour men. the organisation has now appointed its first female president, yukiko hayashi. those are the papers. many thanks, rico. campaigners for clean sport have reacted angrily to the world anti—doping agency's decision to lift the suspension of russia.

whereas in westminster at election uni concentrated pockets in order to win. once the uk is outside of the european union, no longer sending candidates to the european parliament. as you say, their fortunes have to the european parliament. as you say, theirfortunes have waxed to the european parliament. as you say, their fortunes have waxed and waned. they had a big moment in the late 1980s. huge breakthrough where caroline lucas was able to win the seat. some representation in london and in pockets of local authorities as well. they are conscious that there support ebbs and flows. this new leadership, they hope, can help ta ke new leadership, they hope, can help take the party to the next stage albeit in a very crowded and noisy political environment. all right, chris, thank you for bringing us up to date. our political correspondent. after months of arguments over anti—semitism, labour's ruling body is meeting to try to put the issue to rest. they'll vote on adopting the full international definition of anti—semitism, which was partially incorporated into th

was pushed through by the leaders of the two governing parties matteo's of uni and luigi demaio overruling italy's more cautious finance minister he has pushed for a lower deficit to bring down the country's public debt the mood on the streets of rome is mixed. people because i'm confident because i feel for the first time we're doing something new. i'm very concerned you just need to look at the market this morning it's losing nearly three percent banking stocks are down five percent. the mainland stock exchange has certainly taken a beating and government bonds have also shot up. beating has been. joins us from. update us on the situation. yeah it got a whole lot worse actually banking stops the stocks didn't just drop five percent may dropped down all the way to ten per cent at which point trading on the mainland it was suspended for these shares and you can see are the result of that also behind me the dax suffered minus one point five percent and it didn't recover all day neither did. it tell you. index well that's it is this the next euro crisis. it is italy is considered by many ana

member of the family of christian european nations for a thousand years get a fifteen year old girl for uni. it is the entire nation being condemned the majority of politicians don't believe so including the hungry and we will explain that is nobody attacking hungary but he's head in the european parliament this is the critique of the politics of the current government she unlike poland already facing a new sanctions hungary has so far been spared european green m.e.p. units are contained believes this is political videsh at the victor organs political party is member of the european people's party and they have friends in commission council and in parliament first time european parliament german conservative m.e.p. manfred vega leads the european peoples party if we say generally that you have to be afraid about muslims and generally take a religion then you do the chop of the cio it is we have invented human rights and not christian rights on this front with even his own political allies wavering hungary's premier victor or banas facing a tense wait for the vote in the european parliament

russian unis say that most rkers will not live long enough to receive their pensions under the new legislation. >> sreenivasan: germany's foreign minister heiko maas today called on his fellow citizens to "get off "he couch" and stand up to right-wing extremists. yesterday, more than 4,000 far- right denstrators marched in the city of chemnitz, after allegations that a german man was killed by two migrants from iraq and syria.ou nds of counter-protesters were also in the streets and authorities say opthat 18 pe, including three police officers, were injured during fights between the groups. a concert and rally against far- right nationalism and anti- migrant prejudice is planned for tomorrow in chemnit hear from some of the authors who gathered in washington, onc. for the na book festival at: pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: we've been reporting on the challenges of climate change often on this program and also somniof the oppores for dealing with it. that includes looking at some of the new fronti resilience and clean energy. we wanted to update a story we brought you last september. "newsho

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