a lasting tribute the venetian museum dedicated to casanova. and world heritage to viking settlements in northern germany. we kick off today show in the british capital many tourists come to london wanting to see all the main attractions like buckingham palace tile bridge and the houses of parliament but there's a whole other side to london that's usually just known to the locals today we want to help you get to know a more personal side of the city so here is a real london are showing us what he thinks are the best bits of the capital. london by print metropolis. regions can now watches its way north of central london but it's surprisingly tranquil the canal runs almost parallel to the river thames. london author bill nash is interested in the more secluded parts of his hometown. in the past ten years. and in particular since the london olympics a lot of the canals around london are being revitalized cleaned up. life is being reintroduced and that's a lot of people living on house boats nash describes the lesser known aspects of the city in hi

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next the app brings visitors to the piazza san mateo to the famous cafe floria this is where venetian high society met during casanova's lifetime. we haven't got the space so the other gotten across it overcame her off it especially during the carnival decided that he sat in one of our aims and flirted with women. or that he was one of venice's great characters and a highly refined man. with a swim over so i got the door. but casanova also had enemies in seven hundred fifty five he was arrested by the inquisition and thrown into a dungeon. here in the doge's palace in a small cell with a lead roof the master of seduction was imprisoned for a year before managing to escape. he would later write a book about his flight over the rooftops it became a european bestseller and brought him plenty of adulation. settling down until now he has stayed here across this canal plus the fall guy. has a story of his flight definitely help cost and over make himself more interesting to many european aristocrats at the time they would all by the better you know they'll just want you to casanova also lea

next the out brings visitors to the piazza san marco to the famous cafe florian this is where venetian high society met during casanova's lifetime. we haven't got the space of brother because it overcame your offer especially during the carnival of the started he sat in one of our aims and flirted with women. or that he was one of venice is great characters and a highly refined man at argo but rather bored out of asia a lot of us already got the flu. but casanova also had enemies in seven hundred fifty five he was arrested by the inquisition and thrown into a dungeon. here in the doge's palace in a small cell with a lead roof the master of seduction was imprisoned for a year before managing to escape. he would later write a book about his flight over the rooftops it became a european bestseller and brought him plenty of adulation. but. settling down until now he has stayed here across this canal quest for guy. talk has a story of his flight definitely helped cassanova make himself more interesting to many european aristocrats at the time and they would all buy the quick berry you know

forty fashion house and donated to the opera to the delight of tourists and venetians alike.so as we heard in the last report your family made a fairly large donation gift to the city of venice tell us more about that relationship but as i told you before we are. such a beautiful city and at the same time it's so for a dial and i feel as any talian that have to protect somehow so going back to did a nation in one thousand and six my father passed away unfortunately was amazing and young it was only fifty nine and that's the same year when they tear their life in each i was born left each of belongs to the world everybody has been i mean everybody went to venice in that wonderful place so a mother and i decided to donate the card because we believe that's a wonderful sign of life when the curtain goes up that shows starts you know the shows begins the magic comes to you and the energy so we figured out that was a way to keep life carrying on. now you said you're a huge found. of the theatre and the genre in particular well i love italian opera i love music in general it's so i

up to date -- oh, and we have venetian blinds. blinds before, and it's just cozy for me. it meant a lot to me because i didn't drive, and i wanted to be in the area where i can do my shopping, go to work, take the kids to school. i like the way they introduced the move-in. i went to quite a bit of the meetings. they showed us blueprints of the materials that they were going to use in here, and they gave us the opportunity to choose where we would like to stay while they was renovating. it means a lot. it's just that i've been here so long. most people that enjoyed their life would love to always retain that life and keep that lifestyle, so it was a peaceful neighborhood. the park was always peaceful, and -- i don't know. i just loved it. i wanted to be here, and i stayed. >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. in our seven mile by seven mile city, we have over 210,000 properties and close to 90% of their are residential like the homes you and i live in, so you might ask, how can we possibly value all thes

while some argue the city should be free for everyone, venetians told us they are concerned about the daily deluge of visitors. some coming on giant cruise ships. we've seen protests by residents who are outnumbered by tourists. around 50,000 compared to an estimated 80,000 daily visitors. >> we have many, many -- too much tourists. >> reporter: too many tourist s? >> yes. >> reporter: that's paola mar who manages tourism. she said visitors are essential, but the city has reached a breaking point. >>> we want to treat tourists with respect, mar told us, but wemericapath .ound ans and underred. >>> wod you pay at tax? >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: you wouldn't think twice about it? >> nope, came this far. cost me a lot more to get here than tenure owes. >> reporter: it is not clear how this tax will be implemented. what is certain is that other cities trying to manage this crush of tourists, like florence, will be watching closely. jeff? >> a director of tourism saying we have too much tourism. pretty remarkable. seth doane in venice for us tonight. thank you very much. >>> up next

now common in italian cuisine, which of these was invented as recently as 1982 by venetian france's popularnterestingly enough, i went to venice a few years ago with my plus one, in fact, and i believe since it's venetian bakers, that it would be ciabatta. c, final answer. >> a great trip and a good answer. that's right. all right, here we are-- $5,000 threshold question if you get this one right. in a recent "vulture" article, charlie kaufman, robert towne, william goldman, and nora ephron were listed among the top ten what of all time? >> okay. well, i--i really like nora ephron. i'm familiar with william goldman. i... i think that the answer is going to be b, screenwriters. let me make sure if they did anything else in addition to that. top ten--i think i'm going to go b, final answer. screenwriters. >> all of them, great writers. that is correct. and glory, that's good for $5,000 guaranteed in the bank. all the lifelines are there, and all we can do now is add to that $5,000, so let's do it with this $7,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ which two states share a border with was

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as owen varnell reports, not all the nations are in favor -- venetians are in favor. >> it is a siteveryone knows, you'd cruise ships in the lagoon. -- huge cruise ships in the lagoon. the visits take their toll on the city and its inhabitants. >> every day we pick up the rubbish left by these people and get nothing back. wewe have to do sosomething. >> the cost of cleaning our historic city and keeping it safe is going up and it has been had these costs. >> setting up checkpoints like tourists taurus -- have to pass by with no exception. or they will have to pay a fee 2.50 andisit, between 10 euros. euros is easily payable. >> for me, it is a not -- it is not about paying, but what will be done with the money? >> early estimates say this will bring in 50 million euros each year. >> nasa has been celebrating a trip to the outermost region of the solar system. the new horizons mission h h gone far beyond pluto in the quest for clues on how the solar system was formed and today it has a tiny, extremely distant world. it is a cosmic rock. it is 4 billion miles from earth and a relic fro

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it is actually doing really well right now.looks good throu venetian bridge. here is a look at 80 westbound. as you get to the bay bridge, the traffic is light. >>> the white house is moving ahead with plans for a state of the union address next tuesday. that is despite objections from speaker of the house nancy pelosi who says it should be postponed until after the government shutdown. the washington post is preparing that the white house is preparing two versions of the speech. traditional one delivered in washington and a second one that could be delivered at a political style rally. >>> with federal workers set to miss another paycheck on friday, many are having to cut costs wherever they can. we talk with correctional officers at the federal prison in dublin who are staying at the prison overnight to save on gas money. >> reporter: this week at the federal correction institution in dublin, some of the prison employees are not going home every day at the end of the shifts. >> now, since i do not have any money, it has been really tough. >> reporter: the co

fashion house and donated to the opera to the delight of tourists and venetians alike. but moving on now to an artist who is also inspired by history and tradition not good how reinterprets the works of the old masters creating rightly colored work which is very much in demand now he has reached such a widespread a claim that is pieces even hanging next to world famous artists like how do they start so let's see now what. apart from the rest. a painting by. right next to a genuine. these works commands some of the highest prices anywhere and a work. lives and works in berlin where he initially studied architecture then he decided to dedicate himself to his true calling and studied art. he finished the college of fine arts as a master's student and stayed on in the german capital. as an inspirational city especially for artists so many fellow artists are living and working here and you can sense new developments right off your live on site and i wouldn't want to do without that is me who. has his studio in the north of berlin this is where he creates his colorful picture

original it was recreated by the fashion house and donated to the opera to the delight of tourists and venetians alike. all right moving on now to an artist who is also inspired by history and tradition not reinterprets the works of the old masters creating rightly colored artwork which is very much in demand now he has reached such widespread acclaim. the pieces even hang next to world famous artists like. so let's say now. apart from the rest. lives in berlin where he initially studied architecture then he decided to dedicate himself to true calling. he finished the college of fine arts as a master student in the german capital. an inspirational city especially for. so many fellow artists are living and working here and you can sense new developments right off. that i wouldn't want to do without that. studio in the north of berlin this is where he creates his colorful pictures generally painting with acrylics and . inspiration from. the fact that my subjects are often so similar probably has to do with this whole universe of iraq and my fascination with it i like to let myself be seduced by it

while some argue the city should be free for everyone, venetians told us they're concerned about thely deluge of visitors, tome coming on giant cruise ships. we've seen protests by residents who are out numbered by tourists-- around 50,000 compared to an estimated 80,000 daily visitors. >> we have many, many-- too much tourists. >> reporter: too many tourists. >> yes. >> reporter: that's paola mar, who's in charge of managing tourism for the city. before the law passed, she told us visitors are essential, but the city has reached a breaking point. "we want to treat tourists with respect," mar told us, "but we want respect." we found americans sympathetic and undeterred. would you pay that tax? >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: you wouldn't think twice about it? >> nope. came this far. cost me a lot more to get here than ten euros. >> reporter: it is not clear when or how this tax will be implemented. what is certain is that other cities trying to manage this crush of tourists, like florence, will be watching closely. jeff. ur glor: a director of tourism saying, "we have too much tour

venetians have long complained that mass tourism is swamping the city, adored for its picturesque canals past a space rock more than four billion miles from earth. if successful, it will be the furthest object ever visited by a space craft. the probe — called new horizons — will take a series of photos which may holds clues about the formation of the solar ystem. 0ur science editor, david shukman reports. it has taken a long, dark trek through the outer reaches of the solar system. but now, the nasa spacecraft new horizons is on the brink of making history, about to reach the remotest world that humanity has ever ventured to. it's pure exploration. pure science and pure exploration. we're trying to understand the origin of the planets, and the object that we're going to fly by, nicknamed ‘ultima thule', is a frozen time capsule from the era of the birth of our planets. to explain what this mission is all about, let's use our virtual studio, and start with the middle of our solar system. now, orbiting closest to the sun are the four small rocky planets, including earth. then, further out,

want to show you the venetian bridge where overall traffic is moving nicely. in fact, not a lot of cars on the roadway, so that's good news. however, again, we are dealing with windy conditions, so two hands on that steering wheel if you're taking any of our bay area bridges. as far as traffic congestion goes, though, traffic is quiet here. it is a quiet ride across the richmond san rafael bridge. we'll show you a live look at that. so far traffic is moving okay through here, but we're still seeing that reflection off the roadways. so still dealing with a lot of slick surfaces in and around the bay area. let's jump over to the bay bridge toll plaza. so far so good as far as traffic goes, no delays, no troubles coming out of oakland into san francisco right now. you've got a few cars in those cash lane, but overall a quiet ride. but there is a wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge as well. and quiet conditions on the san mateo bridge. right now 15 minutes to travel on to 92 if you're going from 880 towards 101. so very relaxing drive through there. however

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bought lincoln savings and loan, he used it as a private piggy bank for his own ambitions, like the venetianom to build. >> that hotel is a magnificent investment for savings and loans dollars, no question about it. >> the real problem is when our appraisers looked at it, it said it's not such a bad hotel. it's worth $200 million, not $300 million. >> bill black was one of the chief regulators at the federal bank board who really spearheaded going after keating. >> we discovered likely fraud. just really basic things that no honest bankers would do. the examiners looked at 52 real estate loans that lincoln had made. there were no credit reports on the borrowers in all 52. >> on top of that, charles keating has lincoln savings sell uninsured junk bonds, and he targets the widows and the retirement community. >> there were 23,000 customers who would buy $250 million of these bonds. >> we had sold our home in sherman oaks. my husband had a stroke. we moved down here, went to lincoln savings. >> how much did you debenture? >> you really want to know? >> it was $30,000 and for us, that was quite

. >> for the wall that mexico was going to pay for which is now a venetian blind.is a depreciating asset for the president. he is surrounded with a bodyguard of lies because he is constantly changing the rationale for it, the nature it. at a certain point, even loy alyce republicans that want to stay in his good graces say how much damage are you going to create for something that was basically a misleading slogan at a campaign rally. how much damage will you do, how much damage to the federal government and how much damage to the economy are you going to do. are you going to invoke a constitutional crisis over what was a symbol that the more you think about it, smis not going stop illegal immigration, not going to deal with drug dealing or have anything to do with people that overstay visas. but he is committed to it, and that's where we're at now. >> cory, what is trumpism. part of it is get off my back. we don't like mike bloomberg, stop telling us what to do. trump is talking eminent domain. going down to the border of mexico, start to grab land from private ra

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venetians have told us they're concerned the daily deluge of visitors, some coming on giant cruise shipsry sources and delicate architecture but causing venice to loose its soul. since 1951 the city's population has plummeted to fewer than 55,000 people, but it can seeee si per we reported on the regular protests from residents who carried suitcases as a symbol they're on their way out. >> we have too many tourists. >> that's according to the pa ola mar who manages the city. before the new tax was announced she told us visitors were essential to the city but they reached a breaking point. visitors are our guests and we want to treat them with respect, but we want respect in the say fragile city. officials put up gates so they can control the flow and have proposed raising a fine of more than $500 for those sitting or lying on undesignated space dollars. they've also banned the openi t certain that others facing this tourist crush will be watching venice closely. >> it's worth it, seth. still my favorite city in the world. it was my mom's favorite city in the world. >> it's 10 euros. >> t

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