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Tonight. >> chris, youre out there on the ground reporting. what are you seeing? >> yeah, whether you talk to voters or yesterday i went to two youngkin events. every single voter who is supporting glenn youngkin mentioned education. now, a lot of them did also mention the economy. they talked about the price of bread and milk. but its clear that thats resonating. i should also say that when i talk to supporters of terry mcauliffe, what resonates with them is they dont want a return to the time ...

Cause of the crash between two trains in salisbury. the trains collided on the approach to a tunnel near salisbury station on sunday. one of the drivers is believed to have suffered "life—changing" injuries. both chains are in the tunnel where they came to rest. we had the latest preliminary findings. this is the picture of events that we know. the great western train from port smith approached the tunnel on a curve from the south. approaching from the east, the southwestern train from london....

Privileges in new paradigm for the oppression matrix because we are all human beings and thats what we need to teach our children. >> officially a white thing. instead of being stuck on the defensive, glenn youngcan focused on bread and butter issues that transcend party affiliation. most parents want the schools they fund to work for them and for their children, not against them. democrats misread the results of the 2020 presidential election. bernie sanders did not when a democrat nomination, ...

For Indigenous people, the dish is both a family comfort food and a relic of colonial displacement.

For what awaits her. my father has sold me because we dont have bread, rice and flower. hes sold me to an old man. the white bearded man who claims hes 55 years old comes to collect her. hes bought her for 200,000 afghanis, just over 200,000 u.s. dollars. covered up, parwana whippers as her mother holds her. this is your bride. please take of her. of course, i will take care of her, replies the man. his large hands grab her small frame. parwana tries to pull away. as he carries her only bag of b...

Also see strong returns in the day of vote. because we know when more people show up at the polls, democrats tend to fare better. and thats something we should all be keeping an eye out for, the cadence and pace of votes that are happening on the day as well as the margin that democrats can have. >> yeah, what you just said sounds like, oh, its a good thing for democrats but its also just literally true. we see that in the national turnout. we see that in sort of the shrinking aging white electo...

Water before cooking. >> oh really? >> and they taste so... >> you dont have to soak them beforehand? >> no, thats the difference. we h we say [ speaking foreign language ] it means the florentines eat the beans. >> the bean eaters. yeah, because we are using so many different-- oh no, now youre going to mix them all up. the cooking is really, very poor, simple cooking. >> thats true. >> i read that during the renaissance the wealthier people would have meat. whereas the poorer people basically ...

[ speaking foreign language ] the torteria is a local institution, serving up the cake in, what else, a huge hunk of bread. [ speaking foreign language ] >> tucci: this is good, i like this. its absolutely delicious. and he says that he makes it because he loves it. he makes it at home but he cant make it as good as this. >> fabio: yeah. after that little appetizer, we head up to the house of one of fabios friends in the hills above the town. hes gathered together the ingredients for a livorne...

Traditional recipes and then add something new. all the team of the restaurant, we are all under 30 years old so we are all really young. these young chefs are seeing old tuscan dishes with new eyes. >> nerina: so, the panzanella foam is an example of a traditional tuscan dish. [ speaking foreign language ] >> so farmers. >> basically made with the simplest... >> exactly. >> ...poorest ingredients. onion, tomato, bread, vinegar. >> cucumber, thats it. and normally we do it with old bread. >> tuc...

They were willing to spend money with other people but never give money to pisa. >> leonardo: yeah, especially pisa. >> even today. but of course, this being italy, food rivalries go deep but no-one can quite remember why. another idea is this, if they dont use salt the bread could stay for a long time. >> really, without salt? i didnt know that. >> because, because the salt, the salt... >> the salt breaks it down. >> the salt became brine. for sure the most convincing one is we dont want to giv...