Gone. And they introduce us to the special task force which fights organized crime but we cant show the investigators faces on screen. We had more than a hundred people arrested out of these operations you know conducted by the sponsor does force now do not say that they were just lower and soldiers there were not there were leaders of these groups but when we asked about investigations into corrupt politicians and their links to the mafia his replies were evasive. At a secret location in switzerland we met up with three tons of gunny he was a Drug Investigator in albania until twenty seventeen when he discovered that the countrys then Interior Minister signed mir to he really had mafia connections. His cousins even used the ministers official car to smuggle drugs. But whens that ghani passed on this information hes the one who got arrested if you could prove it was the toughest time in my life who im of the accusations that i was a traitor made my life a living hell from the balkans w
mafia connections. welcome to the lead. i m dana bash in for jake tapper. we start with our money lead and a rough day for the american economy and your wallets. gas prices hit a new record today, with the national average for one gallon reaching $4.37, according to aaa. that s up 17 cents in one week and 25 cents in a month. to make things worse, u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen was on capitol hill today where she warned this economic turbulence will continue. at the white house, president biden acknowledged americans are facing high sky-high inflation, although he tried to reassure the public, his administration is doing everything it can to bring prices down. but the president also did not lay out any new steps he plans to take, instead, spending a large part of his speech attacking republicans for what
that s good. the taste of arancini, i am told, is the taste of home for all sicilians. just a few miles off the toe of the boot of italy lies the island of sicily it s southernmost region, and with volcanic soil so fertile it s nickname is god s kitchen. but sicily is also said to be home to the gates of hell. impoverished for centuries, conquered by everyone from the arabs to the french and haunted by its mafia connections the locals have learned to make the most of what they ve got. in this fiercely traditional region things are changing and i
impoverished for centuries, conquered by everyone from the arabs to the french and haunted by its mafia connections the locals have learned to make the most of what they ve got. in this fiercely traditional region things are changing and i want to discover the effect it s having on the food. classic sicilian cuisine is harnessing the power of simple ingredients and allowing them to shine. don t mistake uncomplicated for bland. seafood, vegetables and pasta only need a little local olive oil and salt to reveal their sublime qualities. just outside the capital, palermo, in a seaside town called bagheria, an amazing self-taught chef has built his reputation on the basics.
9th century. hand-rolled rice, with a meat filling. breaded and fried. that s good. the taste of arancini, i am told, is the taste of home for all sicilians. just a few miles off the toe of the boot of italy lies the island of sicily it s southernmost region, and with volcanic soil so fertile it s nickname is god s kitchen. but sicily is also said to be home to the gates of hell. impoverished for centuries, conquered by everyone from the arabs to the french and haunted by its mafia connections the locals have learned to make the most of what they ve got. in this fiercely traditional region things are changing and i want to discover the effect it s