you re not of course. i mean we didn t turn vegetarian for this. in umbria it s in umbria, if you don t love your meat, you d better move. exactly, you better move. i have to stand up, my knees are killing me. yeah, me too. i mean we squat a lot. i know, i know. you can imagine. if i were 40, i could squat a little longer. alessandro and nicola s inventory now extends to over 1,000 varieties of fruit and vegetables. but keeping this many different plants healthy, without using any pesticides, is no easy feat. what was the word before? you ve developed a word. agriconcura. which comes from agricultura, which is agriculture but cura is the duty of care. so it s agri with care. it actually then takes you back with the taste, with those colors, with the consistency. yeah, yeah. the twins nurturing philosophy doesn t just apply to plants, but to people too.
romans are remnant renowned for their stubborn resistance to change. i guess, it s what has kept the city standing for centuries but he wants to show me another cafc in the area, one of many that have opened in recent years. i wasn t fully prepared for what we found. [ speaking non-english ] it s hard to imagine but, a few months ago, this place was a thriving cafc and bookshop called the electric sheep. [ speaking non-english ] on the night of april 25, 2019, alessandro s cafc was firebombed she set about rebuilding her business but before she was
supposed to reopen, the attackers struck again. [ speaking non-english ] three local businesses have now been attacked like this here including a pizza place and this jazz bar. the police still haven t found who is responsible. because alessandro hosted community events at the cafc including antifascist talks, suspicion has fallen on the far right but others blame local criminals protecting their old turf or even anti-gentrification people. [ speaking non-english ] when change happens, romans resist but whoever did this,
they said as we learn from a report last night, these comments she made they said it was distressful at very concerning. and that is why they were firing her. they make no mention of the fact that there was this investigation. and what is so troubling about that, we learn today from the dps her former employer, the uvalde school district in the police department actually reach out to them to go back and check on her when she applied for the job. they told the school that she was under investigation. wow, that was a question we didn t have an answer to last night. did involve the school district now that she was under investigation? since they are citing that comment from her, i just wanna replay that again. an officer asked of her children attend robb elementary. alessandro s response. my son is in daycare. he is not old enough. no, if my son had been in there i would not have been outside, i promise you that. a new reporting last night, there had been reports you can see
good evening, a day after than of all the school district just hired a former texas state trooper underinvested a shun during the role of the robb elementary massacre. that officer is now out of a job. crimson elizondo is her name. she was on the shooting within a few minutes on that terrible day. but like many of those early arrivals on the scene, they did not follow the universally accepted protocols for stopping an active shooter. mike more than 375 of the law enforcement personnel, she too would and of standing by for 77 minutes before anyone could confronting kill the gunman. how she reviewed her responsibility that, day how she saw her duty to protect the children inside. listen to this moment from the report that is captured on the video of her outside the school that morning. an officer asked if her children attend robb elementary. alessandro s response,?