i haven t been here for a long time. very happy to be back. the people have been hit hard by the covid pandemic but i have arrived during a brief moment of normality. when lockdown has been lifted, restaurants are filling up, and masks are optional, outside. bologna is an ancient university town, the oldest in the western world. brought to life, by students flaunting their youth. this, it s an aphrodisiac. i am all alone in a hotel. why would i want to do that? this place is rich and its food is famous. some bold souls whisper that it s the best, in italy. smell, smell, smell. this is the smelling is unbelievable. i m stanley tucci. i m italian, on both sides, and i am traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of this country s 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past. anger, religion, and death. yes. has everything in it. i m here to discover why this place is home to the gastronomic superstars of the nation s food. this is made with
sitting members of the united states senate announced that they opposed the entireat foundation of american civil rights law and then proceeded to attack the core principle, thehe main principle of our country. some people on twitter were shocked by it but otherwise you would never know it happened. but it did happen. tammy duckworth of minnesota and mazie hirono of hawaii publicly informed the white house until the biden administration puts more people they like in powerful jobs, they will refuse to confirm any white nominee. quote, i m a no vote on the floor on all non-diversity nominees duckworth said out loud with cameras rolling.as i will vote for racial minorities and i will vote for lgbtq. but anybody else, i m not voting for. just in case you missed it or unclear on the meaning, duckworth said this several times and then mazie hirono backed her up. here is hirono yesterday on msnbc.ir tammy s position is that until she gets a commitment from the white house that the
up. but let s start with the joy of vax. as vaccine news offers light after a dark wibter in the united states, while precautions are still necessary, the u.s. is picking up the vaccine pace with another record high on friday into saturday. another 3.1 million doses administered and reported. states are opening up more appointments all of the time. and many media outlets are covering this story responsibly. and it also personally. sho showing journalists and anchors getting their dose. and i now i hope you ve been able to get an appointment. this is my selfie at a drive-thru vaccination site to spread the word. i m getting my second dose tomorrow. i ve never been so excited to get a vaccine. it is all about instilling confidence and of course as a massive public health campaign underway to do just that, with psa s from former presidents, q&a s with people like dr. fauci and a reveal simon an schuster is publishing a story about dr. fauci, how about a boy from blip could be
powerful nation on the planet and left all of us searching for answers. how can i protect my children? how do we get food? do we go to the supermarket? as a doctor, journalist and a father of three, i have been combing for those answers with you. examining the science. there s evidence of asymptomatic spread. pressing the leaders. does that worry you? why would you now for the first time what was i thinking? free from the watchful eyes of the trump white house, the top doctors behind the covid response are ready to talk. about what went right. the decision to develop a vaccine may have been the best decision that i ve ever made. and what really went so very wrong. [ crowd chanting ] there were about 100,000 deaths that came from that original surge. all of the rest of them could have been mitigated. i finally had a moment in life where i said enough is enough. they had about a 30-day head start. i could use the word cover-up. i knew i was b
to grow their stockpile. press conference. the press conference. the question is will the press do its job in asking tough questions particularly concerning the and following up. i hit the ground i hit the ground steve: hello, and welcome to the big room here we have rachel and will and me. good to are have you here on this thursday, march 25th, 2021. beautiful day in our neighborhood hope it s beautiful where you are. will: good morning to you both. rachel: good morning will and steve. will: good morning we have to say good morning to somebody else on the team our buddy pete hegseth in camp washington chill. will: no, excuse me, that s not chili, that is breakfast spaghetti. rachel: is that a thing? pete: i don t know that the spaghetti is for breakfast but it is today. steve: you future on top? pete: it s true, i don t know about that. did you know about that? that s a cincinnati thing. this is called chili five ways. you have a base of spaghetti, you have got be