and then amanda knox, an italian court citing what might have happened the night her roommate was killed. a major development that could totally change knox's life. for a special report let's go "outfront." ♪ >>> good evening everyone i'm erin burnett. terror attacks foiled. today the head of the national security agency told congress the top secret surveillance programs, like the ones recently leaked by former nsa contractor

an italian soldier was killed in western afghanistan. three other isaf troops died in eastern afghanistan. they were shot by a man rape or to be wearing an afghan army uniform. beenn mandela has readmitted to a hospital suffering from a recurrence of a lung infection. spokesman has said that he is breathing on his own, saying it is a good sign. doctors say he is in a serious but stable condition. two months ago he spent 10 days in the hospital being treated for pneumonia. the international committee of the red cross has reached a deal with the steering government to out.individual citizens at least 10 people have artie been moved. the deal affects 800 injured people. port was once the stronghold of al-shabab fighters. kenyan troops drove them out of the city. now they are fighting among themselves for control. we report on efforts to maintain security. ,> for kenyan troops in somalia the fall line begins at their doorsteps. eight months after taking over this from also bob -- al-shabab they're still fighting the group or what is left of t

service agent 400,000 euros to smuggle millions of euros in cash from switzerland into italy aboard an italian government plane. his arrest came days after pope francis announced a sweeping probe into the institute for works of religion, the vatican 's private bank. critics say the bank's murky structure makes it a safe haven for dirty money. the former head of the vatican bank was forced to resign last year for his part in a series of dubious money transfers. the vatican bank is directed by a group of five cardinals appointed by the pope. the commission of cardinals then appoints the bank's board of directors and their president. the bank's records are not made public and all information about its finances is based on guesswork or leaked information. despite continuing criticism, the banks leadership has denied allegations of criminal wrongdoing. john, who is he and what is his story? >> he has been a very important member of a key finance office within the vatican, not employed by the vatican bank. he came under suspicion six weeks ago when he transferred allegedly 600 million euros from an

service agent 400,000 euros to smuggle millions of euros in cash from switzerland into italy aboard an italian government plane. his arrest came days after pope francis announced a sweeping probe into the institute for works of religion, the vatican 's private bank. critics say the bank's murky structure makes it a safe haven for dirty money. the former head of the vatican bank was forced to resign last year for his part in a series of dubious money transfers. the vatican bank is directed by a group of five cardinals appointed by the pope. the commission of cardinals then appoints the bank's board of directors and their president. the bank's records are not made public and all information about its finances is based on guesswork or leaked information. despite continuing criticism, the banks leadership has denied allegations of criminal wrongdoing. john, who is he and what is his story? >> he has been a very important member of a key finance office within the vatican, not employed by the vatican bank. he came under suspicion six weeks ago when he transferred allegedly 600 million euros from an

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james gandolfini was an italian american and represented an excellent example of the deep cultural exchange between the italians and the american society. but they hadn't been contacted yet by his family. they need to have that contact before they can get working. he shot to fame in "the sopranos," but he was really an established stage and screen actor. before that show came his way, he had roles in prominent movies. fans and friends mourning his death also. fans around the world all with their outpouring of grief. the actor who played his wife, carm carmela, on the sopranos, edie falco, said, i am shocked and devastated by jim's passing. he was a man of tremendous depth and sensitivity with a kindness and generosity beyond words. my heart goes out to his family. and she was his partner for a better part of a decade, if not a little bit longer and said in her statement that she was just so happy to have shared that partnership with him. barbie nodo joins us live now from rome. i can only imagine this is making a lot of waves in rome as well. what's the latest on the information about the c

he says tony soprano is an italian lunatic. and i'm an italian lunatic.s interesting, when someone like that has so much success, it can court of be a shadow. a burden on them. he tried to move on and he did. he had some great roles and many, many movies and tv shows, but people, when you look at his body of work, is he always going to be known principally as the guy who brought to life tony soprano. >> ken, thank you. >>> and co-star with gandolfini, joe joins us. imagine it's particularly sad for you, working so closely with him so many years. >> i just found out the news about an hour ago, so i'm -- i'm still in shock. but he was an extraordinary actor and incredible generous to so many people. i'll never forget the first day that i worked with him, because i -- i only did two seasons, seasons three and four, and he went out of his way to make me comfortable. and he was sensitive to other people's feelings, and i think that's one of the gifts that he had. he was such a diverse character actor. he played so many different wonderful parts, and -- and he

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it is an italian company owned by fiat. this company wouldn't exist today if it weren't for the u.s. government bailing it out a couple years ago. now it is a company seeing sales improve. it's back on its own two feet. it's saying, no, no, we don't think. we're not going to agree to a recall at this point. >> a lot of people may have forgotten. >> an italian company bailed out by u.s. taxpayers. excellent for. that let us know how that progresses. >> we will. >> thank you so much. >>> something rare to report in our top stories, first lady michelle obama in a run-in with a heckler at a fundraising event in washington, d.c. it was for the democratic national committee t. cameras weren't allowed inside, but it was still being recorded, the audio portion, anyway. have a listen. >> we have an obligation to stand up for those kids and i don't care what you believe in, we don't -- wait, wait. one of the things that i don't do well is this. do you understand? one of the things i don't do is this. [ applause ] >> a pool reporter s

whenever i travel in europe, a -- de speak french, german, an italian, place in spanish. he or she will switch very easily, but french, german and spanish are very well known. a well known by telling americans which between any language very easily. so i think that we are a bit backwards. >> can you see norwegian, hungarian, german to be dying language as? >> no to read it is an issue, it is a real issue in the remote rural communities especially places like canada and australia , particularly big countries people are remote and you have three or four people who are the last speakers of the language then you were down in a big rock but generally speaking, there is a thing called the mother tongue. they speak the language they were born with and so and norway there will always be a body of norwegians learning from their mothers and fathers and then in some ways small countries are dedicated to the supporting of the language, the orland for example it's forced a lot of the island is now the english society. on the west coast you can find whole communities speaking irish and

they have been trying to recover the wreckage of a plane carrying the boss of an italian fashion labelthat search is finally over. >> this is part of a joint cooperation effort. the italian government made available the latest technology for the plane. perhaps we will discover the remains of the people on board. >> the plane was down 70 meters underwater. thead taken off carrying designer, his wife, and four others on january 4. it was the beginning of a bittersweet year for the fashion house. the patriarch died last month 60 years after he and his wife established the brand. although new collections have been shown to mark the anniversary, the family is morning a father and son. but the funeral of american actor james gandolfini has taken place at a manhattan cathedral in new york. died of a heart attack last week while on holiday in italy. a u.s. businessman who was held captive by his chinese employees over a pay dispute has been freed. with dozenseached of workers at a medical supply factory. they were about to lose their jobs and wanted severance payments. suspended. has banglades

an italian court will deliver its verdict in the trial of the former prime minister silvio berlusconi. he is accused of having sex with an underage prostitute. doesning, this report contain flash photography. ruby was only 17 when she was introduced to the then 70--- 73- year-old prime minister. an exotic dancer, the question is whether he paid for sex with prostitutes. the case focuses around what happened here in 2010. of alleged sexe parties. this is where she and other girls were brought to entertain silvio berlusconi and his friends. their relationship was discovered when she was arrested for stealing. of claimed she was the niece hosni mubarak and was quickly released. this constitutes the second, more serious charge of abuse of power. the veteran politician could be banned from politics for life if it is proven he pressure the police. there's also the threat of a six-year jail sentence. >> silvio berlusconi is not going to do what ever happened. he himself passed a law barring jail sentences for people over 70 years old. it was specifically for a colleague of his in the cabinet

an italian scholar from the university of bologna announced he found the oldest known complete tarrist scroll in his university's own library, more than a century ago, one of his predecessors had cataloged it from the 17th century. on our calendar, on june 2 know, roman catholics celebrate the feast of the body and blood of christ, corpus christi. pope francis called for a worldwide simultaneous eucharistic adoration, where catholics from every time zone would be in prayer vigil at the same time. many around the world continue to be fascinating by the different approach francis is bringing to the paper acy. a newspaper this week published a letter the new pope wrote to a priest friendg arjegentinargent which led to why he chose to live in the guesthouse? he wanted to maintain the simple way of life he in buenos aries. if i would change at my age it would certainly be ridiculous he added. that's our program for now. i'm kim lawton. follow us on twitter and facebook, where i have a fan page too. much more on the website, audio and video podcasts, join us at pbs.org. >>> as we leave you,

. >>> in today's "tony's table" an italian twist to the blt. >> all right, stephanie, since we're making sandwiches this one, i want to put together. >> this one is all yours. >> i'm going to lay some bacon down here. >> on the other side i'll put some romaine. three is good. provolone on top. i want the provolone on this side to melt. tomato. beautiful. i'm going to add just a little bit of salt and pepper on this right here and we are going to finish it off with just a little bit of olive oil. and a little bit of balsaming reduction. you put this together and this sandwich will melt in your mouth. a lot of flavors going on there. thank you, honey. this is what i'm going to have. >> all yours. >> you had the last one. choi. -- choi ciao. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, screaming goat that attract millions of youtube hits..'s being outdone.... a happy p named cody is a web hit from th >>> remember the screams goat that attracted millions of youtube hit? he is being outdone by a dog who is a web hit. [ dog screaming ] >> cody! [ dog screams ] >> oh, my gosh. cody's howl sounds like a person in pain. h

no challenges, it's sort of -- >> well, as an italian i have to pretend it's very easy. (laughs) it's not easy but it's exciting. >> rose: what's hard about it? you have a year to plan it? >> you have a year to plan it which is not a lot of time for an exhibition. my part is hundred thousand square meters and a little more and then there are all the national pavilions so it's the largest exhibition in the world and then the finances are difficult as in every business at the moment and so a lot of my job decides thinking of the exhibition is also to raise the funds to make it happen and thank god i don't have to interfere with the pavilions which is a great contribution to the show because there is my point of view and there are all these different points of view of each nation so it's difficult but as many difficult things, it's exciting. >> rose: what's the encyclopedic palace? >> well, encyclopedic palace is a strange object. i'm not even sure if it's an art work but there was the point of titling the entire biennale after it. it's preserved at the foe kault museum in

in western afghanistan, an italian soldier was killed when a hand grenade was thrown into the vehicle he was traveling in. a teenager through the hand grenade into the vehicle when italian troops were heading back to their base. twoastern afghanistan, american soldiers were killed and one american civilian were killed when an afghan army soldier turned his gun on them, killing all three. the afghan army soldier himself was killed. the governor said there was some sort of argument. the so-called insider attacks have been a problem for nato. this is the sixth insider attacks so far this year, isaf soldiers, about 10% of the dead so far. the numbers aren't the home -- the numbers are down from last year, because they say there is better vetting of the soldiers, looking at many of the soldiers and afghan military, getting that areany o suspicious, as well as training procedures. at the end of 2014, when the compat -- combat mission is over, nato will continue beyond 2014 and if insider attacks continue, that will be a concern to any nato mission beyond 2014. >> at least five people are de

thought -- i remembered a good deal with all the war and then when i was living with my mother we had an italian prisoner of war act can't and i used to take out my bicycle and they didn't seem like enemies at all. they were very friendly and they were allowed a great deal. we were frightened of the german prisoners but it's all in the past. a lot of my french family were killed. but my french cousins had absolutely -- the change in europe is one of the best things that could have happened the french and the germans ended. >> host: who is michael? >> guest: he is a wonderful writer, he's my husband, too. he writes marvelous novels and he was a famous journalist that wrote a column in what was the guardian and then the observer. he writes plays and i suppose the most famous i remember him riding at and saying no one will ever put this on. no one will ever be yoel to write this play because you have action and dialog and of course it was put on and it is active all over the world all over the time and wherever we go we meet people that say of course people have acted in the performances, too. so i

the jersey boy, the son of an italian immigrant who as tony soprano made a mark on television few others could. he died on a trip to italy with his young boy who had to make that call for help. what doctors are telling our team on the ground in rome. reporter: it was a father/son vacation. the new jersey born and raised star with his 13-year-old son michael who just graduated junior high, in rome exploring their italian roots. the actor, who was to be honored at a film festival, seen by tourists enjoying a meal with his son at an outdoor restaurant. but last night at 10:00 p.m., gandolfini reportedly becomes ill in his room at the exedra hotel in central rome. his son calls the hotel staff, who rush to the room and call for an ambulance. the paramedics administer first aid at thece before racing him to the hospital. at 10:40, gandolfini arrives at the hospital. we spoke with the director of the emergency department. he says gandolfini was in cardiac arrest when he arrived. they struggled to save him for 40 minutes in the ambulance and at the hospital. but around 11:00 p.m., the actor is

. >> an italian soldier in western afghanistan was also killed this weekend.e people are concerned by ongoing attacks as nato winds down its military presence in afghanistan. >>> north and south korea are trying to bridge their differences at their first official talks in two years. it's the latest sign of improved relations between the two countries. on friday the north reconnected with the hot line with the south, and it's hoped that today's meeting will pave the way for higher level talks on wednesday. >>> south africans are praying this morning for their beloved former president nelson mandela. so many people tried logging onto the president's website to hear about him, the website crashed. kapile is live at the hospital where he is staying. what is the latest on his condition? >> reporter: we haven't heard any new updates. the latest update we got was from the south african presidency, who basically controlled communication around nelson mandela's health. they say he's being treated for pneumonia and is breathing by himself. nothing new right now. when th

. >> the first showed up in an italian design school. one of the founders of ardweeno. >> i am constantly finding moments where i will go wow. >> our angle is to take people that have no experience in electronics and make them able to create this object and costs less than $50. the goal to keep design simple in order to give people a chance to learn then build on technology themselves. >> if you make it easy to use they can create amazing stuff. so it's more important to take care of the experience. >> very cool. >> coming up next you're going to see how urban graffiti is moving indoors. >> an art project becoming a ñ t >>> graffiti is a major problem in most cities but foremost it's becoming quite the opposite tonight the unlikely marriage of spray paint and high tech. they spray painted everything. there is nothing quite so bold while people are working there. it's the brazen stuff that could get awe rested but not here. these guys were invited and gina is the chief operating officer at nitro software. a company with a wombat for a mas

an italian talk about peta. sees a pig and italian economics professor caused a storm when he obtained one such derivatives contracts taken out in one thousand nine hundred six and accused countries of window dressing their accounts mr peak did not identify the country nor the bank involved but they have since been named in the media as italy and j.p. morgan so he was already saying that these countries were window dressing their accounts this is back in two thousand and one before the debts built up even more dangerously so you know we could have stopped. the disaster that we see in the eurozone now when it immediately started but he was shut down but the euro was set up to fail and the bankers behind it were well aware that it would fail germany was well aware that the trend would be toward the peripheral states collapsing and germany taking over and we have the fourth reich and anglo markel is doing their best to step into the footsteps of the third reich now regarding this report by the financial times about

he was not going to return them to the italians who were clamoring to have them to move into an areathey felt was safer under their control. neither was he by december 1944 willing to bet obey orders from his former boss who wanted them moved into austria and germany into the salt mines. wolf assessed at best days that he had a shortage of vehicles and gasoline and could not deliver them at that point in time. while there were shortages of both, he had the resources to do it had wanted to. however, he had not won, but to family spivvy had been married and have it -- have a family with a lady, a burnett. ignoring some of his biology lessons, he finally realized he was not going to have any bonds children with this woman and divorced her and had married his second wife. and he had a happy results with the children that were born. he was very concerned by january that this war was going to end and nazi germany was on the verge of defeat. convinced that the days were numbered and knowing that other nazi party leaders would be jockeying for opportunities to make their own deals to survive

. >> this morning an italian hospital has confirmed that james find any died of an apparent heart attack his body has been taken to a morgue in rome, he was in italy to receive an award and attribute to his life will be shown instead. condolences have been powering in and they say he was a genius. >> that kind of loss, you don't replace him, he is one of a kind and he will be remembered as one of a kind. >> fans of show are remembering him by showing up at the new jersey ice cream shop where the final episode has been shown and he was just 51 years old. >> very young. >>> dave, pam, right now we are doing well and we have not had a lot going on, we will go right to this pictures and think of been looking at the chp's list and hopefully we will have a light day but nothing major yet. also the commute looks good, just after 530 you will see a little bit of traffic in some of those crash lanes and northbound 101 let's go to steve approaching the 880 split. >> it is going to be a nice day, temperatures are under mostly clear skies and today they will be average we will be 78 in palo alto, 78

. >>> coming up, we'll introduce you to an italian wine maker who insists that classical music is thet to his success. >>> one of my favorite stories. one wine maker is taking a unique approach. he's encouraging strong grape growth through music. ben takes to the vineyard. >> reporter: the tuscan hills are alive with this sound of music. mozart piped out over 80 water proof bose speakers. music is as important as the winter rains in the spring sun to ensure the grapevines at his vine yard are healthy and productive. >> translator: we have shown that music helps them to grow better. the grapes mayture two weeks earlier and the leaves are thicker and greener. he dedicate himself full time to making wine. he found the vibrations of classical music, in particular mozart, is something the pests would not like to hear through the grapevine. pathogens, parasites and insects are disturbed by this sign. wild pores, porcupine and deer don't come here because this sound which we love bothers them. the university is following his experiment to see if there's truth. down in the wine cellar which d

a vatican bank official and an italian spy arrested in an elaborate scheme to smuggle millions of dollars cash. how the catholic church helped police crack this case. >>> and best buddies.

some of you may now be another da vinci's mona lisa was stolen from the louvre in 1911 by an italianas determined to read history of this work of art to his country and he brought it back and testing operation which involve him in 1914 the painting was recovered. those of you who have been to florence may have passed the hotel where the work was actually found and he brought it, it was temporarily placed on exhibition before he accompanied it back to the louvre in december of 1913. he told fred hartt the story about german art preservation officers who did appear on the scene in late 1943. the german policy towards our protection was to have art protection officers in countries that had been occupied but if lee was a complicated situation because for the first three years of the war it was an ally of nazi germany so there were no german art protection officers and with the change of allegiance by german forces in september of 1943, one act of destruction and looting began including as we saw shortly thereafter the looting of the works from the museum in naples. the fate of so many wo

>> well, and chase comes out of new jersey, comes out of an italian background.n some ways, and he has said this before, it was autobiographical, not obviously the mafia aspects of it, but the family dynamics and the cultural references and the struggles that tony soprano had every time. >> so i wonder, i wonder, james, theater is your business and politics is my obsession, i guess. if we had politicians that could evoke this kind of personality obviously without being criminals, i think we'd have a lot more popular politicians. i think clinton had a piece of this. i think we always knew clinton's problems. he was the most transparent guy ever to be president. all his problems were human problems and we knew what they were no matter what he said, and yet people today really look back on him with tremendous afeshtion. >> we like a little evil in people. it's one of the most -- it's true. it's one of the most attractive qualities that a person can have. we like to know that someone is vulnerable, that someone is evil. why? because we're vulnerable and evil. we like

. >> the first showed up in an italian design school.e founders of ardweeno. >> i am constantly finding moments where i will go wow. >> our angle is to take people that have no experience in electronics and make them able to create this object and costs less than $50. the goal to keep design simple in order to give people a chance to learn then build on technology themselves. >> if you make it easy to use they can create amazing stuff. so it's more important to take care of the experience. >> very cool. >> coming up next you're going to see how urban graffiti is moving indoors. >> an art project becoming a national trend after ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ >>> graffiti is a major problem in most cities but foremost i

scarano had an accomplice, a former spy, who is now italian secret service agent. they flew a private jet to switzerland. they planned to pick up $26 million in cash. then, fly back, evade customs, drive to scarano's house in an armored convoy, and deliver the loot to three brothers who are shipping magnates to avoid taxes. the plan was scuttled at the last minute, apparently because it was too complicated. >> not just a bad deal. they're butchers. >> reporter: the vatican bank is supposed to be the holiest of the world. but corruption has been part of it since the 16th century. >> he would pay for his or her forgiveness in coin. gold. silver. promissory notes. >> reporter: back in 1982 in london, the man known as god's banker was found hanging from a bridge. his pockets full of cash and bricks. but today, pope francis promises to fight corruption. he recently pointed out that st. peter didn't have a bank account. >> pope francis is very serious, for example, about reforming vatican finances. and i think he believes he has a mandate to do so. >> reporter: as for sca

an italian court says they cheated on taxes.ot serve time in prison, but do community service oar house arrest. they plan to appeal the verdict. >> revolutionize prison jump suits. >> imagine that. >> we spend a lot of time together now. i spend more time with you than my wife. i have not seen her worked up about anything like that. >> the fed is going to withdraw the stimulus. remember all the terrible words, the fed giving a road map for pulling back the stimulus from the economy. it will be next year. that means you won't have $85 billion a month going into the market. >> it's a big deal. 25 minutes after the hour. coming up, a heart breing story. a 13-year-old boy arrested in the death of his little sister. was this murder or horseplay that turned tragic? >> serena williams. what she plans to do now. lact® it's 100% real milk that's easy to digest so you can fully enjoy the dairy you love. lactaid®. for 25 years, easy to digest. easy to love. there was this and this. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her cr

but boy, no matter where you look, whether it's an italian or spanish tenure, the foreign exchange markets, this is a wake-up call that you can't go for years and think that in one day or a couple of days you could deleverage and get back to normal. >> define normal. >> you're coming into my neck of the woods now. that's the point. >> i'm stepping into santeli town. >> the necessity of leverage and we don't know what normal is, we will create volatility and maybe pain. >> if i ever do make a long term visit, i hope that you will buy me an adult beverage, sir. >> i will and it will be over 18 ounces. >> i like your style. >> some now are calling this report the most important jobs number in years. >> the chief economist. julia, your expectations for the fed and jobs number. >> i'm looking for a 160 k gain in non-farm payrolls. it is slowing a lot of the data is pointing to slower growth. we should see slower hiring as well. >> you know, listen. i am easily confused. >> bad news equals good news? >> what's normal? >> to your point, i don't think we do know what's normal. it was a little bit

panetta said i was glad an italian played me and tough guys can have a heart of gold.e did and we will miss him. the most fitting quote came from the tv daughter jamie, jim had the ability unbeknown to him to make you feel like everything would be all right if he was around. he was a very powerful impactful man on a lot of people in hollywood, shep. >> he was as was the next man. according to an expert heart attacks in the united states is uncommon among people younger than 55. here at fox news we know that too well. former senior producer of the newscast and executive wsroom allen, almost died. he is then. he said he woke up with chest pain the morning of february 21st and wanted to drive to the hospital and his wife rachel called 911. she saved his life. allen blacked out and suffered cardiac arrest six times. that means his heart stopped or beating so fast it was about to stop six separate times. four times at home and twice in the hospital. allen spoke on the ordeal today. >> i had been warned by my daughter high cholesteral and family history and i was a ticking t

. >> first arduino showed up in an italian design school. here is one of the designers. >> i see the amazing stuff people are doing, and i'm still finding moments where i go, wow. >> he shared arduino with the world, allowing anyone to buy it and use it any which they want. >> we agreed to take people who have no experience with electronics and software and make them able to create this kind of intelligent interactive objects. >> arduinos are now a key part of the maker movement, a growing trend of people building things. it costs less than $50. it is not the most advanced board available, and that's by design. the goal is to keep the design simple in order to give people a chance to learn and then build on the technology themselves. >> if you make it easy for people to use, they can create amazing stuff. it's more important to take care of the experience that people have when they learn, when they use, than to give them more power. >> david louie, abc7 news. >>> tomorrow we will get a glimpse of what's next for apple, as it takes to the sta

he was scheduled to get an award at an italian film festival.efore his remains can be brought back here to the u.s., the american embassy in roam has to issue a death certificate. >>> we're learning about a close call in the skies last week over new york city. this morning, the faa revealed a delta airlines jet arriving at j.f.k. international came within 100 feet of a shuttle america flight leaving nearby, la guardia. the close call triggered a brief air emergency but both planes landed safely. >>> a 79-year-old paraglider is in the hospital with serious injuries after crashing into a cliff. this happened yesterday about 3:15 p.m. about a quarter mile north of muscle rock beach in daly city. it took emergency crews 40 minutes to et go the man off the -- to get the man off the side of the cliff. he was transferred to a trauma unit. no word on his condition. >>> a group from napa building a memorial to the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks is at the center of a bizarre controversy. the group released a flier that many people -- well, it inclu

i cherish our weekly dinners, usually at an italian restaurant, were you like to use your restaurant italian. i know you like to say "no garlic," you set it to the waiters, but when, coat check -- waiters, busboys, coat check ladies. i will miss you when my girls are on the swing set and i look up to the bedroom terrace and you're not there. i will be waiting for you to interrupt us when we are watching tv. you never understood why we did not stop watching when he walked into the room. [laughter] i will miss you every time i passed the roasted corn stand on the side of the road. the simplest things in life give you the most pleasure. you would walk into the house with a bag of freshly roasted corn with a smile on your face just like a kid in a candy store. laur, have you ever tried this roasted corn? every weekend, the same corn, the same dialog, the same simple pleasure. i will miss your bright smile, the twinkle in your beautiful baby blues, and your whistle. frankie, our country has lost a giant of a man. but i've lost my stepfather. to your wonderful children, daniel and i thank

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that is the thing, so -- i will say, by the way -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: as an italian-americani'm offended by her grandson's use of the word guinea. at the end of the interview, she said i is what i is. i believe she was quoting gandhi. >> is there anyone out there that has never said something that they wish they could take back? if you're out there, please pick up that phone. and throw it so hard at my head that it kills me. please. >> jimmy: well, you know what? she did ask for it. [ cheers and applause ] i'm sure she will be fine. very interesting, since this story broke, pre-sales of paula deen's upcoming cookbook have skyrocketed. the book is called paula deen's recipes, 250, on monday it was 900th, now it is sixth, to be fair the only "n" word they use in the book is nutmeg, this is the kind of thing they can't afford to ignore. they made changes to wolfgang puck's book, it is called "i hate mexicans." what do you think of that, guillermo? >> it is crazy. >> jimmy: and the supreme court handed down the decision on the marriage. until today it was defined as a contract be

in a separate attack an italian soldier was killed and three wounded in an attack on a convoy of militaryisers in western afghanistan. >>> many south africans are on the edge this hour waiting for an update on their beloved former president. nelson mandela was rushed to the hospital for a recurring lung infection. it is the fourth time in less than a year he's been hospitalized. this time the government is being unusually frank about his condition. >> i think people should think about him. i think we should celebrate his life. while he's with us so that we are able to celebrate it even when he's not with us. because there is a simple message in his life for all of us. he tells us that our humanity is derived from what we e do for others rather than what we do for ourselves. this is what madiba has done. this makes us better people. i think the adoration we see is a simple desire for people to be better. we can be better if we serve and make other people's lives better. >> robin kerrnow joins us live now. it sounds like mandela's condition is dire. is that the case? >> absolutely. sounds l

. >>> it was just two days ago since james gandolfini died in an italian hotel. this was during his family vacation. she was just 51 years old. today we got word from ie total authorities the cause of his death. what do we know about his final hours? >> reporter: we are learning that it was just natural causes that killed james gandolfin. the family friend held a press conference earlier today in rome saying nothing out of ordinary was found during that autopsy. he says gandolfini was happy enjoying her italian vacation. earlier he took his son michael to the vatican before eating dinner with him at the hotel. after that michael was worried about how long his father had been in the bathroom and because he didn't answer his knocking he alerted the hotel staff who knocked down the door and called emergency services. doctors attempted to resuscitate him but was unable to restart his heart. his wife and 8-month-old daughter was traveling with the family. at this point the family is focusing on getting his body back to the u.s. >> the body has been turned over to the