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heading off on a very special adventure, traveling to three of the most exciting cities in europe: florence, rome, and venice. italy'sountry. these are my favorite italian cities and you're about to see why. i'll be with you during each intermission sharing special tips on traveling smartly as together we celebrate the value of public broadcasting right here in our communities. if you've got any friends bitten by that travel bug, give them a call or text them right now, because we've got a wonderful itinerary planned for you. in the next two hours, we'll share not only the marquee attractions of these great cities, but we'll get to know the back lanes, the edible delights, and the locals so proud of their heritage. now raise your travel dreams to their upright and locked positions, because together, we're heading for italy's cities of dreams. our first stop: florence-- birthplace of the renaissance.

heading off on a very special adventure, traveling to three of the most exciting cities in europe: florence, rome, and venice. italy'smy favorite country. these are my favorite italian cities and you're about to see why. i'll be with you during each intermission sharing special tips on traveling smartly as together we celebrate the value of public broadcasting right here in our communities. if you've got any friends bitten by that travel bug, give them a call or text them right now, because we've got a wonderful itinerary planned for you. in the next two hours, we'll share not only the marquee attractions of these great cities, but we'll get to know the back lanes, the edible delights, and the locals so proud of their heritage. now raise your travel dreams to their upright and locked positions, because together, we're heading for italy's cities of dreams. our first stop: florence-- birthplace of the renaissance.

city to host the 2024 summer olympic games. the u.s. chose boston over los angeles, san francisco and washington, d.c. rome italy, is the only other city formerly in the running although some other nations are expected to submit their bid. the final decision will be made by the international olympic committee in 2017. we'll go back live to france where police in paris killed a hostage taker who was attacked to the paris attack. >> investigators may never know all the important details about motives and possible associates but one thing is clear the attacks such as the one in paris, the 9/11 in the united states may put pressure on police and bell against agencies to keep people safe. can they stop them were killing? we're live at the top of the hour. real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious dise

city. syrian government forces have launched more air strikes around italy and shelling east of the capitolascus people in rebel-held areas trying to establish a homemade air defense system to protect themselves against government attacks and as we report a change of leadership in syria's opposition in exile is not expected to have any major impact on the fighting. >> reporter: for the last two years she and daughters spent almost everyday fearing air strikes by syrian government forces. everyone she knows has lost someone to missiles and barrel bombs which have killed thousands of civilians. >> translator: they are going crazy not only when we hear the sounds of sirens but jets and children are very frightened. >> reporter: people here call the jets of the airforce factories of death and opposition fighters who control it have a basic air defense system and someone spots a plane and they call it in. a hand alarm raised warning people that a plane is coming. activists say some alarms seized from government forces and some are being locally manufactured the fighters have built shelters to se

philadelphia ranged just behind ma lien italy and cuba the time was very impressed with the city's utilization of urban outdoor space you no through mini park and pop up gardens, dilworth park spruce street and schuylkill bank boardwalk, bike share program which will debut this spring. >>> we knew that. didn't we? eyewitness weather watchers are saying it's a cold night to be out oh and about in philadelphia or in it's suburbs take a look some temperatures already with clear skies, right now we have a temperature of 18 degrees being reported in roysed for jim thanks for this reading, like your ride relative humid 45 percent, skies clear, temperatures tumbling with a clear skies jim says keep warm and that will be the theme through tomorrow as well. right now, it is 25 degrees reported in by -- these some upper darby, should be asleep by now little one temperature 25 degrees, with those clear skies and she says bureau if you would like to be an eyewitness weather watcher we would love you to join our team, we take junior members cbs3.com/watchers, in philadelphia it is cold in the poconos colde

city where the migrants start their perilous journey. >> good morning. more than 100,000 migrants arrived on italy's shores, but now coping with endless demand smugglers begin using cargo vessels. their journey begin in mersin. a minor interruption to what is now the year round multimillion dollar people smuggle business. anchored somewhere out there in international waters, migrants are promised there's a 100 meter long ship waiting to take them to a new life in europe. >> translator: i decided to go to europe because there is no chance of living a dignified life in other countries. arab countries have all closed their doors in our faces. i tried to go to algeria lebanon, the gulf countries but i couldn't get a vee is a to any of them. europe welcomes us. >> but the trip costs money. migrants must pay a $5,000 cash fee per passenger. the waiting room is full of willing though realistic customers. >> the fee includes accommodation. the migrants are promised weekly sailings. there are at least 500 people in this hotel we're told, and it's not the only place. families come and go, people wait. bad wea

vatican bank that is unusual is that it's a bank sitting in vatican city that's really sitting in the middle of a foreign country italyhis own sovereign nation in the middle of rome. wealthy italians mobsterings, all they have to do is find a friendly priest or cleric inside vatican city to take pal lots of cash across the street deposit it in the vatican bank no wall around it and it's free from italian tax authorities, investigators, drug investigators or anybody else. it's a wonderful safe haven for too often it's abused because of that. >> you and others have written of collusion between the nazis and the leaders of the church. but in this book you take it a step further. you actually make the case that the founder of the bank was a nazi spy, make that case. >> i found a document in the national archives the first time it's public disclosed in the book it's an instance in which american intelligence has an interrogation with a top nazi spy inside of italy who ran all of their recruitment and he draws up a chart who was running the nazi intelligence system inside italy. there is the name nugaro under milan, the nam

italy and spain. those leaders also expected to attend this rally here tomorrow in a city and country very much on edge. today key members of the french government held a two-hour meeting to discuss what measures might be take ton try and stop future attacks and three themes emerged. mobilization solidarity and vigilance. this nation remains on its highest state of alert with an ongorge intensive search by thousands of security forces for that woman believed to be an accomplice. hayat boumediene. friends with the brother who slaughtered 12 people in that newspaper office wednesday. authorities say the couple was responsible for the murder of a french policewoman thursday while the brother was on the run and then friday when those brothers were surrounded in that printing plant near the airport. that's when boumediene's husband killed four people in that kosher grocery in east paris and took several others hostages. police think boumediene was in the kosher grocery with her hearse and think she may have escape pd in the confusion when they killed the man and freed the other hostages. the terrorist, by t

italy and spain. those leaders also expected to attend this rally here tomorrow in a city and country very much on edgeembers of the french government held a two-hour meeting to discuss what measures might be take ton try and stop future attacks and three themes emerged. mobilization solidarity and vigilance. this nation remains on its highest state of alert with an ongorge intensive search by thousands of security forces for that woman believed to

italy and cuba. the times was impressed with the city's utilization of urban outdoor spaces through mini parks and pop up gardens. the paper highlighted dilworth park, spruce street harbor park and the schuylkill banks boardwalk. also highlighted, the city's first bike share program which will debut this spring. that's pretty cool. that makes me proud to be a philadelphian. i like to see. that will we have a lot of great great place. >> people who live here, me included, we should get out and do more of the things that this city has to offer. because it has so much to offer. including our weather watchers. and they're up early this morning. we love that they are. and they're weighing in with some comments, tim mitchell, he's down in tuckerton and he says this morning at 18 degrees, clear skies with a hand numbering southwesterly wind and boy that is absolutely so true. i think this is dolores dolores, is that you, weighing in for us, this morning? and it is. at 17 degrees. beautiful cold clear morning. well, it is nice looking out because obviously dolores made this comment while she was inside, proba

italy and cuba. have the the times impressed with the city's utilization of urban outdoor space west mini parks and popy highlight dilworth park, spruce street harbor park and the schuylkill banks boardwalk all great spots to visit around the city. >> absolutely, lovely spots. all right. >>> woman goes in the hospital for back pain actually gives birth an hour later. coming up more on her surprise pregnancy. >> it is a surprise. >>> price of coffee is going up so how can you keep that caffeine buzz without blowing your budget. three on your side jim donovan has secret ways to save. >>> then a dog with very expensive taste in treats what he ate worth $23,000, coming up. kate? >>> it is back into the deep freeze for your saturday, as temperatures struggle to hit 20 again, and then we have a messy monday. i will have details ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado

italy. we went all over the whole country and my favorite city was milan.ell people to go there because we don't want to ruin the secret. >> we don't want to ruin the secret. of course, milan. everyone thinks of milan for style, fashion food. this year is milan's year for culture so there's a lot going on. the museum of culture is opening up the design by david chipperfield a soaring atrium of space and expo milan is kicking off may 1st through october. it's a food-focused exhibit. they'll have countries set up pavilions by the likes of normal foster, so an architectural scene is happening there right now. also the pla achltplazo real is doing an exhibit to leonardo and moscalla is staying open for the summer season. can you see amazing art and hear some opera. >> now, i am completely fascinated by cuba. i've been doing to go. now that the u.s. is lifting travel restrictions it's more of a possibility for people especially here in the u.s. it's more than cigars and classic cars. tell us more about the highlights. >> you're exactly right. now that we're taki

italy and greece. >> our correspondent met with syrian refugees in turkey to hear more about their struggle and how their situation is being exploited. >> a large port city on turkey's mediterranean coast. 45,000 syrians have fled the war-torn country and come here. that has made this one of the main hubs for trafficking refugees. local fishermen say they witness it all the time. >> they are taken out to big cargo ships. they are out at night without navigation lights. that is a clear sign they are carrying refugees. it has become more and more frequent recently. i have never seen anything like it. >> we call a syrian trafficker. he tells us not to worry. we're going to be safe. >> it is $4800 per person. usually we charge $5,000 to 5000 $500. the ship is a 70 meter long cargo ship, so rough seas will not be a problem. there will be 1000 passengers on this one, and don't worry about the captain jumping ship. he will not be paid until everyone has arrived safely. >> that smugglers cannot be trusted as well known in istanbul, to thousands of syrian refugees. many now owned stores and cafes here. even as they dream of a life in europe like this journalist f

city. >>> now we are looking at some stormy conditions down toward the south as we go into europe. the low pressure system still stuck down toward italy. it is slowly moving toward the east. but bringing some more stormy conditions, even into places like athens. meanwhile, back toward the north and west a cold front is also sweeping in so some snow and some rain showers are part of the mix. stockholm will see some snow. berlin you may see some snow and some rain mixed in. and over into paris you may see some showers but then over toward the mountains get ready to see some snow fall. temperatures topping off at 8 in paris, again, snow for stockholm at 1. 16 in athens with a chance for thunderstorms and snow for moscow and kiev. we go over now to east asia. china looking relatively dry and over the weekend, japan stayed relatively dry. but now we have a couple of low pressure systems coming onshore. that's going to bring rain and some snow for the northern portions of the country as we progress through the next few days. so, yes, wet and stormy weather returns. sapporo rain tuesday, changing over to snow by wednesday and thursday. and l

city center. the french president will be joined by the leaders of the united kingdom germany and italy and spain.sions still are remaining high here. france home to the largest muslim population in europe. no one knows how many have been radicalized but 1200 have left france to go fight with isis in iraq and syria. there are grave concerns that some of them may return here for more home grown attacks. patti ann. >> rick thank you. >> the new republican controlled house hitting the ground running with yesterday's keystone vote voting 266-153 in favor of a bill to expedite construction with no republicans voting against it. stop this renewed push, here to weigh in former clinton adviser doug showen. >> good to see you. >> this is a situation right now we're in the keystone pipeline could possibly go throughout but it would await a veto from the president. angela? >> kelly i was hopeful that this president would take a page out of doug's old boss's playbook and work with republicans. it would help with this legacy but this president is threatening to veto an actual piece of legislation that the unio

city had great soul. whether it is greece, portugal italy, i would like to know how you personally deal with the human cost. i have held the hand of widowers, from old pensioners who commit suicide because their savings disappeared overnight. how much does the imf care about these things? >> a lot. i can assure you. you have to bear in mind one thing, the imf is asked to come to the country when the country has created the circumstances where it is no longer handling its financial situation. if it's not taken the policy measures that should have been taken to maintain stability. when i say that, i am not trying to point fingers at those policymakers over the course of time. i'm just trying to say that one cannot associate the difficult efforts, the huge sacrifices that have been made by people within the institutions. i wish i never had to go to greece, portugal. we don't have a program with italy. iceland, ireland. because if we didn't have to go there, it means the policies in place, designed by policymakers, were good. and maintain stability in those economies. point number two, when we aligned the refo

italy after being abandoned by its crew. >>> yazidis fighters attack an iraqi village trying to rescue women and girls kidnapped months ago by isil. >>> citiescross china start releasing real time air quality reading. >>> and why most types of cancer can be blamed on bad luck and not lifestyle. ♪ >>> hello. the palestinian ambassador to the united nations has handed palestine's formal application for membership of the international criminal court to the u.n. the documents he gave to the office of the u.n. chief ban ki-moon was signed by abbas two days ago. he says the move will pave the way for the palestinians to pursue war crimes charges against israel. let's get more now from kristen saloomey at the united nations for us right now. christen that application has been submitted, what happens next? >> reporter: well we received a statement from the secretary general's spokesperson that says that the u.n. is now considering the appropriate next steps. typically, it takes 60 days once an application is received for the court's jurisdiction to go into effect. but this case is anything but typical. we have the israelis arguing that the palestini

italy. now our cops are from everywhere. the nypd looks a lot more like the city it serves than some people think. more than half of our members call new york city home and live within its five boroughs just like detective liu and detective ramos, and our heroes are from everywhere, too. like eugene who fled the war in chech ni ya and was murdered with his partner, too, in 2007. these men and now thousands of women come to follow the american dream in the nypd. they come to the greatest of cities and join this greatest of police departments. because it represents what they came here for. everyone who comes here is from some place where opportunity is more rare. some place where fear is more common. some place less free. and if you come from such a place, is it any wonder you'd want to join the profession that helps make america so different? because without public safety, there is no possibility of free government. everything that our government our way of life promises freedom of speech freedom of worship, freedom from wants, freedom from fear everything starts w

city. fighters say they're here to help the yazidis and iraq kurds. >> we never talked about creating our own answer italy cleave but sin gentlemanner will believe with the curd san francisco regional government or the baghdad government. >> sinjar is home to the yazidi community. they remain camped on sinjar mountain where they were trapped for months before before the isil siege was broken. they too are an armed force. some praise the peshmerga for freeing sinjar. some blame them for allowing it to fall to isil in august. >> we won't accept any force. not the peshmerga. not the iraqi government here. >> isil has been pushed out of many of the yazidi villages on the outskirts of sinjar. land long disputed by the kurds in the central government in baghdad. it is still the case, but now there are still more players vying for control here. al jazeera sinjar. >> still ahead inside kobane. the devastation after four months of a siege by isil we look at the destruction in the syrian town at the bottom of the hour. on capitol hill they wasted little time in the nomination of loretta lynch by president obama. if

italy. once it arrives authorities wants to search it and see if there are more victims. >>> icy roads caused 100 accidents in the oklahoma citya including one that left the truck stuck like that. a wire held the truck up for more than a hour. it was wedged in the truck's bumper. officers say the driver was going to fast for the conditions. >>> coming up a disturbing story coming out of florida. police say a man with mental problems went to tragic extremes when his mother told him to take out the garbage >> developing right now new details on a man accused of raping a woman in a spring garden parking garage in broad daylight. >> help title scare is back in the headlines. two more cases are discovered that could be connected to the original source. >> it's chilly out there right now, but we're expecting an unseasonable warmup on sunday. >> let's get weather and traffic with david and karen good morning. >> reporter: we'll get sunshine early, but in and around south jersey i couldn't you'll have to wait there's clouds out there. 38 in sea isle city. there's a little bit of wind blowing so you have windchills in the upper 20s. 33

italy of these things true? >> this is the sort of urban myth that can only occur with somebody who hasn't spent time in these citiese are poor neighborhoods in these cities. some of which have crime problems and so on. there is not a single one that anybody could describe as a no-go zone by the police or by anyone. not in east london not in brussels not in sweden or anything. so we have to understand there is not some european phenomenon of sharia law zones. you might fund odd extremist mullah who would like that idea but it simply does not exist. >> have you ever seen a prayer rug in every room of a hotel? >> i've never seen a prayer mat -- islamic prayer mat in any hotel in europe and i've stayed at hundreds and hundreds of hotels. i've seen them hotels in the middle east which is fully understandable. no in fact i've seen various types of bibles but i've never seen a koran. >> doug saunders pleasure to have you on. >> thank you. >> next on gps, from terror to jaywalking. in this troubling age should police officers bother writing tickets for smaller, so-called quality of life crimes or should they be focused on

. >> hundreds of migrant arrive in italy, floating in a boat and several dingies. >> the new york city police department blasted for how it handled chokehold cases. that failures in a review of the that very department. >> trying to make an end run around high priced superbowl ads is one story caught in our global net. >> you're taking a live look in new york where freezing rain and snow are expected anytime and may make for a messy monday morning commute. good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. ahead in this half hour, isil launches a surprise attack on kurdish forces. that we're on the ground with the latest. >> the charges filed against two new mexico police officers in a deadly shooting that was caught on camera. >> in our next hour, in venezuela, how a drop in oil prices is creating inflation and serious shortages. >> new information about what may have happened to airasia flight 8501. the preliminary tests indicate there may have been a change in air pressure before the plane plunged into the sea. divers have their hands on the data recorder approximate the voice recorder's

italy at the train station to take into the shipyard. he was able to visit that very same spot where his father had boarded the train to take a photographed himself. immigrants change the city and prior to their arrival wheeling was a typical american town. when they came they gathered for their countrymen in neighborhoods so you might go to east wheeling which was known as little italy. center wheeling had a lot of greek immigrants and lebanese immigrants and south wheeling was primarily polish. so these neighborhoods became distinctive and they brought a lot of culture and traditions with them and it influenced everything about cultural life and wheeling from religion and the churches to education and language and art music. .. >> but these people built this town essentially. they were the ones who laid the bricks in these buildings we are trying to preserve they laid the steel and bought the beer and sugars and fuelled the economy and provided labor for all of these factories. why they came here is important. it is part of american history. >> for more information on booktv's visit to west virginia and many other cities visited by our local content vehicle go to cspan.or

italy after being abandoned by its crew. >>> yazidis fighters attack an iraqi village trying to rescue women and girls kidnapped months ago by isil. >>> citiest releasing real time air quality

italy the migrants can go to any country they want. >> there have been thousands of people out and about in yemen's capitol demanding that shia houthi rebels leave the city they said they wanted its president to step down. chanting slogans accusing the president of mishandling the security situation in yemen. >>> indonesian divers have lifted part of the tail from the crashed airasia plane out of the java sea. investigators are still looking for the section that includes the cockpit flight data recorders. the airasia plane crashed killing all 162 on board. >>> the united states justice department is considering bringing criminal charge against the former head of the cia. lawyers for general david petraeus so far is refuseing to comment. investigators are looking into whether petraeus shared classified material with his biographyer broad well and admitted to having an affair with broad well. >> we go to a collection of motor bikes and its estimated to be worth over $1 million. >> we go to australia's suffering. surfing. oh. >> there has been terrible flooding in zimbabwe and thousands have lost their homes. red cross says it needs more money to help those

the major city you won't see the pontiff when he makes his trip to the u.s.. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell coming up a sports event in italy yesterday became a national story for two reasons. what happened to tiger woods and why was he there? and why is this man laughing? [ laughter ] >> he's happy. >> he should be. >> what is cool about your school? you can e-mail your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. and we may come and feature your school on the show. >>> good morning, here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. and the good news is we can see the cars once again. they have actually canceled the dense fog advisory that was in effect earlier between hayward and foster city. a number of your other bridges and freeways though are really socked in. which ones are the foggiest, kcbs traffic is all coming up. >>> good morning everyone. the biggest home field advantage in sports has got to be century link field in seattle. right? but in the nba, do i dare say oracle arena? no school, no sweat for these kids took in the monday matinee. first quarter, golden state stingy defense. clay thompson got it and dishes to steph

city had great soul. whether it's greece or whether it's portugal or whether it's italy i'd like to know how you personallyo with the human cost. i've held the hands of widows, old pensioners who committed suicide because all of a sudden their savings vanished overnight. how much does the imf really care about these things? >> well a lot. a lot. i can assure you. you have to bear in mind one thing, the imf is asked to come to a country when a country has created the circumstances where it's no longer handling its financial situation where it has not taken policy measures that should have been taken in order to maintain stability in its economy. so when i say that, i'm not trying to point the fingers at those policymakers over the course of time, but i'm just trying to say that one cannot associate the difficult efforts the huge sacrifices sometimes that have been made by people with the institution. i wish i never had to go to greece portugal. we don't have a program with italy. but iceland, ireland, cypress. because if we didn't have to go there, it would have meant the policies in place decided by policy

was murdered by the maufio while on asanementuasipement in italy, and now our cops are from everywhere. the nypd looks a lot more like the cityn some people think. more than half of our members call new york city home, and live within its five boroughs just like detective liu and detective ramos. and our heroes are from everywhere too. like an immigrant who was murdered with his partner in 2003. like a man who fled the war in chechnya and was murdered with his partner, too, in 2007. these men and now thousands of women, come to follow the american dream in the nypd. they come to this greatest of cities and join this greatest of police departments. because it represents what they came here for. everyone who comes here is from some place where opportunity is more rare some place where fear is more common some place less free. and if you come from such a place, is it any wonder you would want to join the profession that helps make america so different? because without public safety there is no possibility of free government. everything that our government our way of life promises freedom of speech freedom of worship, freedom fro

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city in that prior to their arrival wheeling was a typical american town. when they came they gathered with their countrymen and neighbors. you might get a east wheeling known as little italy. center had a lot of greek and lebanese. south is primarily polish. these neighborhoods these neighborhoods became distinctive and brought culture and tradition with them and it influenced everything about cultural life in wheeling from religion and the churches to education and language arts music, art, music, so prior to the immigration, and was largely a german settlement. after that it was quite diverse and each neighborhood had its own distinct flavor, character. it suffered from the collapse of those industries namely from foreign competition that can make steel more cheaply. namely pittsburgh steel. they just cannot compete. if you are from immigrant stock unfortunately you are just dark. the population has diminished significantly since the start of. we're trying to reinvent ourselves now the effort that is under way and at the same time preserver past. i think i think that immigrant history is overlooked because it lacks the sort of glamour's of say the revolutionary cofoundi

cities. that's before it reloads. why are we building more aircraft carriers, $15 billion a carrier? we got 13. the next country to challenge us is italy, has two. [laughter] it's the military industrial complex that eisenhower warned us against. people don't like that. they'd rather have that money go where eisenhower wanted it to go in his famous "cross of iron" speech that you can look up on the internet--april 1953, when he said, "is this the way we want to live? we can wipe out the soviet union. they can wipe us out." and then he did what no other president did. he listed how much a bomber cost, a tank cost, a cruiser cost, and translated it into schools and clinics and public transit systems and hospitals. a majority of the people think congress should have skin in their game. this is one which i almost got unanimity on when i was campaigning. i said, "how many of you think, since congress likes to buck it over to the white house about getting us into war, they don't want to deal with article 1, section 8, which gives them the exclusive right to declare war, how many of you think that any time congress and the white house want to

i florence become an incredible city for the presence of the bank system and that created the possibility for the painters. so the banks are absolutely central but italy don't save bank. don't create opportunities for bank. don't bring money for the banks. the only one around europe. this is very strange because today the reaction is is the italian system is not solid and strong in the bank system. i think this is not correct but today, exactly today, we decided that in the board government and council some about popular banks. in italy there this is tradition of a system of popular banks. very closed to international market and from today we decided exactly that. the first time banks, very important some of our banks are forced to become traditional company and now they are open to international markets and international investors. this is a very radical change in the traditional system. so article 84 jobs market. fiscal system for the international brand if you are international brand you can apply the -- comply -- the compliance in relation with the physical system in italy. this is important because it's very complicated and confused. so with the

city and i prior to their arrival wheeling was atypical american town. when they came they gathered with their countrymen and neighborhoods. you might could east wheeling which is known as little italy. a lot of greek immigrants of lebanese immigrants in south wheeling was primarily polish. so these neighborhoods became distinctive and they brought a lot of culture and traditions with them and it influenced everything about coulter all life in wheeling from religion and the church is to education and language and art music. so wheeling prior to what i'm talking about was a german settlement. after that who is quite diverse in each neighborhood had its own distinct flavor. like a lot of roosevelt towns wheeling suffered from the collapse of those industries mainly from foreign competition. they could make steel more chiefly. so wheeling steel in pittsburgh steel just couldn't compete and eventually, more and more plants shut down and jobs just one away. if you are from democrats sought and you haven't learned any other skills this is low skilled labor. you're kind of stuck. fortunately for them many of the children of these immigrants of course got their college education and moved o

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city state with its own legal system, its own tv channel radio station and newspaper. it even has its own bank: the institute of religious works housed in a medieval tower. >> (translated): the bank of italy, the highest authority in our banking system, has described the ior as a foreign bank on our soil. we see the big walls of the vatican as a national border. we cannot intervene in the vatican. >> narrator: nello rossi is a powerful figure in italy. he prosecutes the most difficult cases: the mafia, corrupt politicians and, most recently the vatican bank, which has a long and dark reputation for financial corruption. >> politicians, businessmen were using the vatican bank as an off-shore to hide their money-- to money launder if you will-- or not pay taxes. >> narrator: for years the italian authorities could do nothing. but when tough banking regulations were imposed across europe in the wake of the financial crisis, only the vatican bank resisted. so the italian finance police put the bank under close surveillance. using all the tools at their disposal, they monitored transactions inin and out of the vatican bank. they made their first breakthrough in the summer of 2010. >> (translat

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