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first of all, he had to save rome and he had to save himself. how do i know not the vatican was not all silent. renewed his friendship between my father in the future. pope paul, the sick body. battista martinis was very useful and the team was willing to be part of this mission to help reduce their matter with us. and in fact, the clergy helped the jews in a way we can't even imagine you are in a very open way more international and many jews were saved by priests and by convent then my father could not have accomplished any of that without support from the vatican. i mean, where could you have put all those jews wherever they made people were talking about more than 100 jones that were saving me after the october 1943 deportation. then there were no illusion. roman jews knew exactly what in the nazi mind they were in for and they were if they weren't already very vigilant and hiding they after that point they all were and they knew what can be in store for them. ah, the law is a day after the german capture of rome. i took the last name is tal

on september the 8th, 1943, the germans occupied rome. they thought that i could also be, i'm august or september 8th with a dramatic day for us that they've been in for tele and i had gone for a walk. and at 1st i saw a whole lot of people coming. so they were running and shouting, the germans are coming, the germans are coming up and i wish they had found it. i think i could hear huge bomb blasts. scott, the, the bulb. so i went back to the hospital and soon the wounded started coming in the vehicle. so for, for the roman jewish community, it was difficult to imagine that that physical danger was going to come to rome. and when it, when it did in the form of, of the nazi it was difficult for them to believe that they too were in that same kind of danger and the whole lot of them, but after the armistice on september 8th, when the germans occupied roman 1943. i don't know if we dr. shut ourselves in the hospital. we plugged their thought, they've been in front tally with a powder metal for the shuttle. not out in the hospital. we had a c

the jewish community of rome did gather the 50 kilograms of gold. in fact, little bit more and were given the false impression that this would secure their protections. and really it was just a ruse by the nazis who had planned to be rounding up and trying to the court italian and him there. and also one out of the, when the issue with the gold started, i was as fact they've been in for tele hospital. i was already sleeping there and i told everyone i could well, don't trust them. well, what about but they all thought they were safe because they'd given them their goal or my them with up on that i'd be really should be 16th 943 p s s greater the jewish ghetto. my mother dressed me and my brother who was 3 years younger than me and we escaped. scott said that the 12 with a prayer, when he was alerted early in the morning of october 16th round up and that he was taken by surprise. it was all though we were small children, we sense that we were escaping from someone or something, but we didn't understand who we were escaping from a law or why they come

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he's the bishop of rome and the shepherd of all catholics around the world. he's also had of a bad a can city is, is a city state and practices politics like any city state, 100 you can visit is that you can city is the food from states in the world, my area and population, but not in terms of influence. the holy sea of room is to choose diction of the pope in world affairs. this became crucial during the war, especially during the nazi occupation. the holy thing needed to maintain some level diplomatic relations with the nazi occupied. 3 kilometers away in the shadow with the vatican, nestled on tiny, tiny variety from the 450 year old hospital run by catholic fries and controlled by the vatican. the fact to benefit hospital, the italian name means do good brothers for the times, the nazi occupation, it was run by a catholic doctor named giovanni bought a male and it became a sign of a courageous during the court rather than later on. now, jemma down leo drew my father, giovanni bro, mail received a call from a young prior from a hospital. and this young man

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or an expert in making barrels that are necessary for rome. i think that this is a powerful reminder of how slavery was not just kind of the -- it was not just taking a physical body but also taking a mind. and it tells us something else about an intellectual history of slavery, where individuals are producing knowledge. they are not just carrying knowledge, but producing expertise. it adds value to the system. >> and was that person worth more because of the expertise? >> yes. yeah. with him in particular, there are other complications that make it a little bit harder to weigh, but in general i have taken a look at the sorts of plantation records and records of individual reduces to understand how they valued skilled workers. and i find that enslaved distillers and people who might fix the stills or might make the barrels necessary to carry around out of those distilleries or often kind of valued higher than other enslaved people who did not get those sorts of jobs. >> when did you develop your interest in the history of rum? what was it? >>

and i would say this is definitely one of the most must—see monuments in rome. no real time to stop and really enjoy the sights, because of the tight schedule. but they give you a great taste of what is on offer. and who knows, maybe one day i'll back to explore rome at a more leisurely pace. ade there cramming in the ancient roman sites back in 2017. to finish off this week we are in my adopted home town of london, famous of course for its bright red buses and until relatively recently, its red phone boxes. but since the arrival of these things, fewer and fewer people have been using the public phones. so back in 2019, i reported on a programme to remove those iconic red boxes from london's streets. after all, it is only tourists that would miss them, right? the red phone box is synonymous with london. when they were first introduced in the 1920s, they gave many poorer londoners access to the phone for the very first time, and after countless appearances in films, tv shows and music videos, they became something of an icon both here and around the world. you sa

and who knows, maybe one day i'll back to explore rome at a more leisurely pace.n 2017. to finish off this week we are in my adopted home town of london, famous of course for its bright red buses and until relatively recently, its red phone boxes. but since the arrival of these things, fewer and fewer people have been using the public phones. so back in 2019, i reported on a programme to remove those iconic red boxes from london's streets. after all, it is only tourists that would miss them, right? the red phone box is synonymous with london. when they were first introduced in the 1920s, they gave many poorer londoners access to the phone for the very first time, and after countless appearances in films, tv shows and music videos, they became something of an icon both here and around the world. if you say london, it is the red telephone box. the first thing that comes into my mind when i think of britain, was either the queen or the red phone booth. although as more people got access to their own phone at home, the numbers of actual calls being made from them drop

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i want to make rome come alive for them.ilbe waiting and look forward to seeing everybody come to see everybody here soon. correspondent: italy's government is planning to further ease restrictions in the coming weeks. how this will influence the pandemic, only time will tell, but for now, these small steps are inspiring hope for the future. brent: how to understand the year that was the pandemic? at the international festival of animated film starting today in germany, you may find answers. it is being held virtually because of coronavirus restrictions. the short film program is especially popular. several entries this year make a astute observations about our world in 2021. >> the great winged blackbirds in common blackbird making the entire range of blackbird spies noextinct. >> what with the world be like if allhe beautyf natu could only be en in museum is anited film tespecies loss of plants d animals due to poltion and environmental destruction to an extme. at some point, nature stkes back, with the pandemic, but the f

our corresponding max thunder reports tonight from rome. the spring time in rome, after the government east, some of the corona virus restrictions in most parts of the country. the streets are finally bustling again. life seems almost as if it has gone back to normal here in the streets of rome. letting people dine outside and restaurant is one of the 1st steps that the government reopening plan. that seems to hasty for some, and too cautious for others. before the pandemic, this square in front of the coliseum would be packed with visitors. on peak days, they would wait in line for up to 2 and a half hours to guide and, and, and really tells us now that archaeological sites have reopened, she could be back in business. if only there were visitors came. many of the big travel companies mostly working, and mostly getting bookings for the 2022. because we hope that the situation will be for short term because of the vaccines. and if they open the borders or probably we can speak of a change. now, but the numbers wouldn't be high. is that ever

so the catholics in rome for myanmar is even smaller as you can imagine.s right now is in st. peters basilica behind me with some of them. there is about 170 nuns, priests and seminarians, those who are studying here in rome, at this mass. some of the readings and prayers are in burmese in the language of myanmar. the significance is clearly that this is a moment that the pope wants the world's attention to be on myanmar. he has said this is a country which is close to his heart. he was there in 2017. i was with him, he met with democratic leader aung san suu kyi, met with the military general, but since the february coup, the pope has spoken out on numerous occasions in favor of peace, in favor of peaceful protests, and stopping the violence and killing of the civilians in myanmar. now, one thing that the pope did from the vatican which was very powerful, if you remember, there was a picture of a catholic nun kneeling on the streets of myanmar in front of the military. shortly after that picture came out, the pope from the vatican said i too kneel on the

rome time. it took just a day to get that decision.g appeals. 21-year-old finnegan elder learned to speak italian during his months in a room prison. to see it on his face as he realized the verdict, guilty for the murder of mario cerciello rega, antisense, like in prison. his widow burst into tears. 20-year-olds gabriel natale hjorth received the same sentence. in newly released video, he insisted he

catholic churches were established when some russian orthodox christians sought full communion with rome in late 19th and early 20th centuries. they were accepted into catholic church by st. pius x with stipulation they retain the heritage of the full heritage, liturgical, spiritual. i am ordained a roman catholic priest of arch diocese but i have faculties as pastor of the parish to celebrate in the russian byzantine rite and serve this community which has inherited that original union movement from the 20th century. many of the parishes that began in st. petersburg and moscow were later destroyed during soviet communist persecution. so those who could escape from the soviet union did so in various parts of the world, often entrusted to jesuits, jesuit order, society of jesus were often trained, jesuits in rome to serve russian byzantine catholic christians. so our parish our lady of fatima was a jesuit parish from its inception in 1950. >> let me ask you this if i have it right, you are catholic church in full communion with the church of rome. >> yes. >> you do services in english. >>

we have put together an hour- long special called 32 seconds, a deadly night in rome.n this. it's been nominated for an emmy. you can watch it on our bay area connected tv app available wherever you stream. >>> and dan as well as abc 7 received the prestigious guardian award from in defense of animals. the award is for abc 7's coverage of the elk crisis as well as other investigations involving animals. >> we're proud of the honor. >>> turning now to the coronavirus. california's seven-day positivity rate has hit a record low at 1%. the state reported only 13 deaths because of covid-19. the number of californiana fully vaccinated is 14.9 million. and we continue to uplift asian voices. today we honor the dedication and sacrifices of filipino american nurses who have been hit particularly hard by covid. we look at their contribution to keep us all safe and the history of filipino-american nurses in the united states. hi, julie. >> reporter: good evening, dan. they are strong, they are resilient, and truly the face of the medical community. across california, we're talki

well visitors to rome's colosseum will soon get a gladiator's view from a new retractable stage the high tech floor will give tourists a clearer picture of what it was like when gladiators fall to the death the stage will protect the network of underground rooms and tunnels and will include trap doors and a pulley system similar to those used to bring animals and fighters into battle the project will cost more than $80000000.00 euros it is set to be completed by the year 2023. business news is up next with the ground she will be right back. it's an ongoing quest for a bit of. the arab spring began in 2011. people stood up against corrupt troops and dictatorship. all these moments. have left deep box in my memory. they have hoped for more security more freedom more dignity. of their hopes been fulfilled. 10 years after the arab spring. starts june 7th on d w. and epic battle between the world's most valuable tech company and the maker of one of the world's most popular video games apple and fortnight maker epic games in court . also on the show america's most famous investor names a succe

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for more on this, let's bring in seem a group to freelance journalist in sped longer just south of rome, italy seem. what more can you tell us? well, what hearing is that? as you said, at least mine, people have been killed. we do believe that there were at least 11 people on board that cable car, the 2 children age 9 and 5 listed by helicopter to children's hospital in tour in the regional capital of the region where this incident occurred. just to give you some context, this happened at the table, pop it off when it still be true and locals. it brings people from the town of. another town is near the picture, a late majority, which is one of the largest pre alpine lakes. initially, it brings them from that town up some 1400 meters and above to the top of them on several mountain, and it gets in 20 minutes. so the fox movie cable comp, apparently the accident happened just 300 meters short of the summit. we understand that the medium call came through just before 1 pm local time, and it was difficult to identify exactly what happened as the cable bill in a hard to reach wooded area and

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its spirits time in rome. after the government eased some of the coronavirus restrictions in most parts of the country the streets are finally bustling again. life seems almost as if it has gone back to normal here in the streets of rome letting people down outside and restaurants is one of the 1st steps of the government's reopening plan that seems to hasty for so and too cautious for others . before the pen demick this square in front of the coliseum would be packed with visitors on peak days they would wait in line for up to 2 and a half hours to guide and he tells us now that archaeological sites have reopened she could be back in business if only there were visitors. many of them at travel companies that mostly were king and mostly getting new kings a full the 2022 because we help with this with the racial world be. sad because of that vaccine sim if open the borders probably we can speak of a change. but the numbers within the cause is that is before culture as well is taking center stage in the country'

it's spritz time in rome. after the government eased some of the coronavirus restrictions in most parts of the country the streets are finally bustling again. life seems almost as if it has gone back to normal here in the streets of rome letting people down outside and restaurants is one of the 1st steps of the government's reopening plan that seems to hasty for so and too cautious for others . before the pen demick this square in front of the coliseum would be packed with visitors on peak days they would wait in line for up to 2 and a half hours to guide and he tells us now that archaeological sites have reopened she could be back in business if only there were visitors. many of them at travel companies mostly were king and mostly getting new kings a full the 2022 because we help with this with the racial world booth sad because of that vaccine simply open the borders are probably we can speak of the change. but the numbers are within the cause is that is before culture as well is taking center stage in the c

first of all, he had to save rome and he had to save himself. um, do i think that he got no, not the vatican was not all silent. renewed his friendship between my father in the future. pope paul, the sick giovanni battista martinis and was very useful among those either one teenie was willing to be part of this mission to help reduce their medical was in fact and in fact, the clergy helped the jews in a way we can't even imagine and a very open way more and many jews were saved by priests and by convents. they then the st. my father could not have accomplished any of that without support from the vatican. i mean, where could you have put all those jews wherever they made people were talking about more than 100 jones that were saving back me after october 1943 deportation. then there were no illusions roman jews knew exactly what in the nasty mind they were in for. and they were if they weren't already very vigilant and hiding they, after that point they all were and they knew what could be in store for them all day after the german capture of ro

it was built in rome, about the early part of the 1500. it's 16th century roman architecture. three stories and a distinct pattern of these windows with the payments over the windows. straight here and curved and rectangle here. so he decided to use that as a model. he realized he would have to put a roof on it because this was to be a covered dome obviously. but this is a four sided building an open courtyard in the center. so that is what he started from. he took exactly the same pattern of windows and extended them out here and put this enormous building which is consumed almost an entire city block. it's 400 feet long, 200 feet wide and rises to the top here about 160 feet. it's a big building. by the time they were done it was advertised to be the biggest brick building in the world. the used over 50 and a half million bricks to build the outside of the building. it shows if you go outside, you will see it's very very different. it's quite striking in the city of marble and light. to see this particular kind of building. the second part of the problem as to build the -- .

it's spritz time in rome. after the government eased some of the coronavirus restrictions in most parts of the country the streets are finally bustling again. life seems almost as if it has gone back to normal here in the streets of rome letting people down outside and restaurants is one of the 1st steps of the government's reopening plan that seems to hasty for so and too cautious for others . before the pen demick this square in front of the coliseum would be packed with visitors on peak days they would wait in line for up to 2 and a half hours to guide and he tells us now that archaeological sites have reopened she could be back in business if only there were visitors. many of the big and travel companies mostly were king and mostly getting new kings a full the 2022 because we help about this with the racial world being. sad because all that vaccines them if they open the borders probably we can speak of the change. but the numbers are within the high is that is before culture as well is taking center stage

a global pandemic from latin america to africa to northern ireland to ukraine let's go straight to rome to speak to the former am i 6 agent and the founder and director of conflicts for him to crook thanks so much for coming on you wouldn't think it's a here in britain where obviously people are grieving over the juke of edinburgh but just take us through some of the latest events i mean there's an attack on the nuclear plant an attack on the iranian side his vessel in the red sea and yet lloyd austin biden's pentagon was he's been in israel declaring is his absolute support for the israeli government. yes that's right i think what we're seeing is in fact there's something of a division within israel about what to do about this netanyahu has been stuck along on one track on iran by 20 years saying iran is only a few months away or 2 years away at most from a nuclear weapon and he's his policy is basically been one of containment compay forever containment not just containment but forever. and that policy is not work and has to be working and israeli officials have started to question it

, claiming finnegan lee elder and gabriel christian natale hjorth went to a trendy neighborhood in rome on the night of july 25th, 2019, to buy cocaine. but the deal fell through. the two men, 18 and 19 years old at the time, allegedly stole a backpack from one of the that man called police, who d t operation. and when vice brigadier mario ce cerceillo rega and his partner met to meet the men, prosecutors say eld e allegedly stabbed rega 11 times with seven inch knife, natale hjorth allegedly helping him hide the knife afterward in their hotel room. before the verdict, finnegan elder addressed the charges for the first time last month. the case dominating headlines in italy, the officer had just been married a month before, his wife attending every day in court. there tonight, holding on tight to his photo. david, life in prison is the maximum someone can get in italy. while they wait, they're going to have to spend at least the next two months in solitary confinement. david? >> italy and the world watching this case. maggie rulli tonight. maggie, thank you. >>> back here at home this e

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and on a day of upsets in rome, there was a shock defeat for the number two seed, naomi 0saka.u can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me — austin halewood — and the rest of the sport team, bye for now. to austin and the team, we appreciate that. it's great to be up—to—date in sport. new zealand's prime minister jacinda ardern says the government is exploring opportunities for quarantine free travel as she tries to formulate the reopening of the country. recently, a travel bubble reopened with australia. some say it's the perfect moment to rethink how tourism can be made more environmentally responsible. from queenstown, new zealand, the bbc�*s shaimaa khalil reports. yelling it's the kind of high—octane adventure new zealand is famous for: a mix of dramatic scenery, adrenaline rush, and a whole lot of cold water. yeah! it's fairly busy here today because of school holidays — which is a welcome change — but still, nothing like it was before covid—19 hit. pre—pandemic, operators ran eight boat rides an hour. this past year, it was down

cnn's delia gallagher is in rome this morning with more on what to expect. good to see you. are the big agenda items? >> reporter: well, michael, this meeting is going to consist of a lot of speeches, including one from chinese president xi jinping. at the end of the day they are hoping to sign a rome declaration of principles which we will talk about how to avoid future global health pandemics. now, michael, there are a lot of expectations going into this summit that they not just talk about future pandemics, but that they provide some action for the current pandemic which is still going on, particularly in underdeveloped countries. i mean, this meeting is happening at the end of a week in which we have heard from kenya that they are shortly running out of vaccines from the executive director of unicef which heads the covax program of distributing those vaccines in underdeveloped countries that says richer countries need to help out poorer countries now. amnesty international saying time is of the essence in places like south america, south asia and africa. and what these g

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spanish tennis star rafael nadal continues his cocotte domination in rome the world number 3 will play dennis shapovalov in the 3rd round later on wednesday nadal faced a future star of the game a local favorite genic cinna the 19 year old pushed rafa but the spaniard managed to sneak past in 2 sets down has won the rome masters 9 times. serena williams made her long awaited return to the court on wednesday she hadn't played since the australian open in february and after receiving a 1st round bye in rome her tournament is over after losing in straight sets to last year's french open semifinalist nadia pulled out oscar from argentina it was serene as 1000 match on top. 3rd seed simona halep will also pay no further pass in the tournament after retiring midway through the 2nd set of her match against angelica the romanian struggled to a 6133 lead when a cough injury forced her out in rome. after more than a month out with a hamstring strain james harden returned to the basketball court for the brooklyn nets on wednesday and had sat out the last 18 games that is the longest layoff in his

she goes to rome. and as once you get to rome, it's like her world explodes. she decides that she wants to be out in the world. so she comes back home and has an idea that she floats to her parents that she wants to become a stewardess. and this section that i'm going to read right now it explains a little bit of why that was such an exciting job for her. working as a stewardess gave a woman the ability to see different places and also to experience who she could be against those varied backdrops. this invitation to try out an unfettered version of oneself somewhere else. had appealed to enormous numbers of women from the start of the commercial airline industry. sadie in new york read a 1936 profile in the chicago sunday tribune of a stewardess who had beaten out hundreds of other women for a spot on the united shuttle. is a very different person from sadie and chicago. in chicago sadie erickson lived quote a life of considerable dash biking swimming roller skating and shopping but twice a week her job took her to new york and new york city was a different so

it's spritz time in rome. after the government eased some of the coronavirus restrictions in most parts of the country the streets are finally bustling again. life seems almost as if it has gone back to normal here in the streets of rome letting people down outside in restaurants is one of the 1st steps of the government's reopening plan that seems too hasty for so and too cautious for others . before the pen demick of this square in front of the coliseum would be packed with visitors on peak days they would wait in line for up to 2 and a half hours to guide and he tells us now that archaeological sites have reopened she could be back in business if only there were visitors. many of the at travel companies are mostly working and mostly getting looking for the 2022 because we help with this with the ration or will be. sad because that all that vaccine for them if they open the borders probably we can speak of the change each month but the numbers within the cause is that is before culture as well is taking cent

the british number one beaten by pemco in the first round in rome.ght manchester city have been crowned premier league champions. plenty more on the bbc website. for me and the team, have a very good night. today shaping up to be another one of sunshine and showers although the showers will be is quite as intense as what we had on tuesday with the lightning and quite a lot of hail. this area of low pressure will be sitting on top of the country today bringing the unsettled weather. this feature will bring wet weather to the channel islands. this rain eventually pushing up into south and southwest england and wales by the end of the day. for most we start off with some sunshine and then the showers will get going. the odd heavy want around. could see more cloud and cherry rain across the northern half of scotland where temperatures will be around 10 degrees. 0therwise temperatures will be around 10 degrees. otherwise for most ia to 17 celsius without that ran across the south will spill its way northward across wednesday night and threw well in the mi

the two friends from marin met up in rome on a summer vacation after a night out. they went out looking to buy drugs and they say they were cheated and undercover officers were called to sort out what was going on. >> investigators say that finnegan elder stabbed deputy brig. mario cerciello rega nearly a dozen times and finnegan elder and gabriel natale hjort claimed self- defense and they believe the officers were drug dealers out to assault them. the officer died a short time later in the hospital.'s funeral touched off anger and morning across italy. we first brought you the verdict streaming live on cbsn area and you can watch it 24/7 on kpix.com or on the kpix 5 news app. >>> facebook's oversight board upheld its decision to ban former president trump from both facebook and instagram. we take a closer look at the potential fallout from the decision. >> reporter: this decision is expected to reverberate throughout the entire landscape of social media and like so much of this hyperpolarized world of social media there are some who feels he goes too far while ot

so the november 2019 rome has been invaded 515000. so thick france the boys are in party, mood, boisterous and noisy. but there is no sign of trouble. unless you haven't forgotten the most alina banners, that pocket for celtic supporters have been stamped nearby. oh, the celtic has taught me auntie fascism anti racism. and to welcome immigrants which i am being from an irish background and it is to it's taught me to respect others and look after those who are less fortunate than i will sales lots. you a fantastic football clump, but they have a base of funds who are very right when and the full effect. or we came here for the game of football. but if you don't oppose fascism, you are supporting the fans. high principles were matched by manager jock, steam, lofty ambitions. in 1967, he led celtic to the final of the european cup in lisbon. big john fallon, a celtic goalkeeper for 13 years, was part of the 12 man squad that ran out against inter milan all. but one of them grew up within 10 miles of celtic park. john vividly remembers ev

say oh yeah, november 2019 rome has been invaded 515000 celtic fans. the boys are in party, mood, boisterous and noisy. but there is no sign of trouble. unless you haven't forgotten the muster lini banners that pocket for celtic supporters have been stab nearby. oh, the celtic has taught me auntie fascism anti racism and to welcome immigrants which i am being from an irish background. and it is to it's taught me to respect others and look after those who are less fortunate than ourselves. watch you a fantastic football clump. but they have a base of funds who are very right when and the full effect. or we came here for the game of football. but if you don't oppose fascism, you are supporting the fans. high principles were matched by manager jock, steam, lofty ambitions. in 1967, he led celtic to the final of the european cup. enlist them. big john fallon, a celtic goalkeeper for 13 years, was part of a 12 man squad that ran out against into milan. all but one of them grew up within 10 miles of celtic park. john vividly remembers every detail committed

manchester united in rome, arsenal at home.ll house for the premier league in europe. for arsenal against villareal, the stakes couldn't be higher. a place in the europa league final could save their season. aubameyang hits the post! 2—1 down from the first leg, every inch would have to be earned. pierre—emerick aubameyang has endured a fraught season on and off the pitch. his dry spell in front of goal continued in the first half. this would be tense. arsenal needed goals. the second half brought more urgency but not accuracy, and time was running out. aubameyang has delivered on this stage before, with ten minutes left, could he do so again? well, this was the painful answer. it was the best arsenal could muster. while villareal celebrate their first european final, arsenal are left to ponder how it all unravelled. after a turbulent week, manchester united were sitting very comfortably in rome. they started this game 6—2 up and as half—time approached, roma's hopes all but ended with a chance expertly timed and ruthlessly sei

it's spritz time in rome. after the government eased some of the coronavirus restrictions in most parts of the country the streets are finally bustling again. life seems almost as if it has gone back to normal here in the streets of rome letting people down outside and restaurants is one of the 1st steps of the government's reopening plan that seems to hasty for so and too cautious for others . before the pen demick this square in front of the coliseum would be packed with visitors on peak days they would wait in line for up to 2 and a half hours tour guide and he tells us now that archaeological sites have reopened she could be back in business if only there were visitors. many of the at travel companies are mostly working and mostly getting new kings a full the 2022 because we help put this with the racial world be. sad because that all that vaccine for them if they open the borders probably we can speak of a change but the numbers that wouldn't be high as that is before culture as well is taking center stag

mark lowen, bbc news, rome.ndia, more than 8,800 cases of a rare infection known as "black fungus" have been reported amongst covid patients. the mortality rate is high, and those who survive may need extensive surgery. doctors believe the infection could be triggered by the use of steroids. dr priya sampathkumar is the chair of infection prevention and control at the mayo clinic. she explained more about the infection. so, essentially, it refers to a type of fungal infection that happens very, very rarely, and affects primarily the lung and the sinuses. it is very uncommon in most parts of the western world because this fungus isn't very prevalent. in warm humid climates, the fungus tends to be in the air, but even then, infections are very rare. covid has created a perfect storm with inflammation from covid, the treatment for covid used to suppress the immune system and allowed blood sugar to rise leading to this really epidemic of the black fungus infections. it starts out initially with some facial pain, fee

a jury in rome has convicted 2 bay area students in the 2019 killing of an italian police officer andve been sentenced to life in prison. 21 year old finnegan lee elder and 20 year-old gabriel natale, you're worth are accused of stabbing the officer while on vacation in rome. they are both graduates of tamil pious high school in mill valley. both defendants say that they thought the officer was a criminal elder testified. he stabbed the officer in self-defense. the officer and his partner were in plain clothes elder and the tally your were indicted on charges of homicide attempted extortion and assault among other things that again, they have both been sentenced to life in prison. firefighters have once again return to that czu lightning complex fire zone in the santa cruz mountains. yeah, they were dispatched to the area after still more hot spots were detected from the air in the wake of the fire that was sparked by a hot spot last weekend. >> kron four's that rob fladeboe is oive for us right now in boulder creek. rob. that's right, vick even as we're on the cusp of another potenti