the great dome of the cathedral in florence, the duomo.is crowned with a golden sphere, and leonardo was among those who helped to create it. the famous bell tower, the campanile, was in existence 150 years before leonardo's birth. and the bronze doors of the adjoining baptistery were finished by lorenzo ghiberti in 1452, the year of leonardo's birth. michelangelo called these doors depicting scenes from the bible "the gates of paradise." nowadays people come flocking to the city to see these wonderful creations of the past. leonardo's father apprenticed him to andrea verrocchio, whose workshop was the most important in florence. here on via dell'acqua, "water street," leonardo's career as an artist was to begin. his master, verrocchio, was a famous craftsman-- a painter, a sculptor, a goldsmith. his workshop was not merely an artist's studio, for he and his apprentices could fashion anything that required skill of hand. at the uffizi, the great museum in florence, is verrocchio's painting the baptism of christ, more famous now for leonard

france 24's florence guy art -- florence guillard joined us. i want to show our audience a clip of what you found. take a look. ♪ >> my name is carmen and i come from brisbane in queensland in his story -- in australia. i am 67. i and i have been attending the ceremony since i was six. i've been wanting to come to the ceremony in france for a good many years. i guess can i've always been brought up with the fact that i had a grandfather in the first world war and a great uncle killed in the first world war. >> florence joins us once again. this was such an enormous fight during world war i, but what drew you in there to cover it? >> i first heard about the battle not in france, but in london when i lived there. i talked about the first world war with my british friends and australian friends and they all talked about the sum. i was much more familiar with verdun. but then i met a french professor who told me -- he recommended i should go to the region and said that it was quite impressive. >> what are your reactions when you got there? >> i too

it happened at town liquor on route 130 south in florence township. two men held up an employee, she screamed and the gunman fired a shot into the wall behind her. when another employee came out from the back room, the robbers took off empty handed. so if you know anything at all that might help police catch these guys, call florence poli police. >> a third arrest expected in that ugly beating of a philadelphia park ranger two suspects are already in custody for the attack that was caught on camera. 19 year old occur diss tanner of pottstown and a 17 year old are under arrest. the beating happened friday at love park. witnesses say the ranger asked the group of teens to stop skateboarding in the area. bystanders say they refused and the rain jr. was kicked, punched and even spit on. the last time to roll the dice at the showboat casino will be august 30. new jersey regulators say it has to close its doors by next sunday at 4:00 p.m. the showboat is one of three atlantic city cass zen notice closing in the next few weeks. revel is set to close two days

its sprawling main square and towering city hall recall the days when it rivaled even florence.assisi -- with its walls, gates, and castle -- was home to st. francis. its massive basilica remains a favorite destination for countless pilgrims today. volterra was an etruscan capital centuries before christ. within its wall, the town's rustic center offers an evocative tuscan charm. and san marino -- all 24 square miles of it -- is unique in that it's still an independent country. while novel today, tiny two-bit dukedoms like this were once the norm. medieval italy -- like most of europe before the rise of modern nation states -- was a collection of independent, little san marino-style city states -- many of them no more than fortified towns on hills. >>> hello, and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo. >>> rescuers in western japan are continuing their search for people missing in landslides. police in hiroshima say 40 people have died. 47 others are missing or unaccounted for. search efforts have been temporarily suspended in some districts to prevent a second disa

updating 295 accident, this is 295 north bound approaching florence columbus. accident has new been cleared but you may see some residual delays in that area, kerry and caitlin. >> 4:42. these college guys are the inventors of a nail polish but it is in the just any other articled polish, how under cover colors can be the secret to stopping girls from being sexually assaulted. >>> quarter of now, tens of thousands office people flock into williamsport to watch little league world series every single year and this year was no exception. the admission was free and concessions were reasonable, all because of the volunteers. they are the unsung heroes of the little league world series. they work the box office, they manicure the fields, they are chap roanes, each team has several assigns to them they are called uncles. volunteers are so important to the league that they name within of their two stadiums in honor of them. >> we make sure they are at breakfast and they have their uniforms cleaned, everything to do with the kids. >> stay out of trouble. >> well, that

. >>> let's go to our correspondent florence who is standing by for us in koala lumpur. what does this mean now for the national carrier? >> reporter: well, this was a company that was already in trouble. now, it's been operating at a loss for the past several years now. and it doesn't have enough cash to perhaps last it until the end of the year. it's in need of a massive capital injection, one speculation was to allow the company to go in to bankrupt the other option is restructure the company. the malaysian government has clearly opt today the latter. so the state investor has now put forward a proposal to buy the shares, the remaining shares it doesn't already own. the state owns close to 70% of the shares. it plans to buy the 30% still publicly trade on the stock exchange. it's an exercise that's going to cost about $417 million, it's offering a small premium of 12.5% over the shares last traded price on thursday, when they were suspend suspended. now, this then will -- this then will enable the state investor to look at completely overhauling the company. which is

the family were allied of the city-state of florence, but lived in sight of the arch enemy siena. >> the end of the 16th century, the castle was already flattened. it was really destroyed and was one of the last important battles between the cities of florence andna. >> each renovationed reflected the age of which it was done. >> the dark base of the walls dates to the 11th century the layers above it to the 15th. reinforced with, withstand the cannonballs delivered thanks to the invention of gunpowder. the neogothic reconstruction of the 19th century transformed the castle from a bastion of war into a family home. >> instead of a note, there is a gentleman metric garden. >> once awe steer rooms became elegant salons repositories for art an fine furniture. >> most imposing of all is the dining room, designed with one thing in mind. >> the place where the family had also to show its wealth, its power and to impress the visitors, and it still works. >> it impressed me. >> maybe not the world but -- >> the renovations were the work of bettina known as the iron barohn for his ideals and

that is located at the florence douglas center. a crane will be brought in sometime today to remove the wall there on the side of that brick building because they tell me it is unsafe. as far as the water situation goes there was 16 water main breaks that happened yesterday but vallejo water does say that was all taken care of. as of 8:00 p.m. last night. the schools here in vallejo will be open today. this morning, we are expecting several building inspectors to come throughout the city to inspect the buildings. reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> federal emergency officials have flown over the napa area to exam the quake damage. that is a key step to help the area recover. ground level inspection cannot start until it's safe for crews to go inside the buildings. that may be days before that can happen. after that the federal government will decide what it will do for the quake victims. we have more earthquake coverage on our website. you can see the list of buildings that have been deemed too dangerous to en

in the area of west florence and kentfield our officers came under heavy gunfire. our officers confiscated two guns during a car stop near the media staging area. these are mott acts of protestor -- these are not acts of protesters, but acts of violent criminals. our officers acted with professionalism. once again not a single bullet fired by officers despite coming un-- under heavy attack. four police officers were hit by rocks and bottles and sustained injury. because of the dangerous pull tonight, i want the good people to come out and protest during the daytime hours. make their voices heard and where you can be seen and you are not the cover for violent agitators. that is my suggestion. i like the people concerned about peace in ferguson to consider that. as of 2:00 a.m., 31 people have been arrested tonight. there is many a criminal element coming to ferguson are not from this area. tonight some of those arrested came from as far as new york and california. i want addressed to the media that what is going on here, media repeatedly had to be asked to return to

off at all so he decides to go into production and do a thing called a film that she hated florence which i think is a perfectly nice name and decided and told him that instead she should use his initials. so dw griffith has been making short films on wrongdoing: island and is an actress if you look on imdb she's writing screenplays for these. for the weekly she controls her editor into paying for flying lessons at the belmont park. she becomes the first woman to fly across the english channel and develops and designs her suit which is a one-piece flying suit that covered address. they were so formative they didn't even use seat belts until 1910 and 1911 and whether harriet was wearing a restrained is unclear. it was a great privilege for me. i would love to take some questions. remember you have to wait for the microphone. anyone clicks yes sir. wait. you didn't ring out that he di died. some of the people may not have bought it yet. [laughter] >> he lets the cat out of the bag. to me, there was a space you just mentioned about the horizontal left. you didn't go into too much detai

was florence hungry? probably. was there a sort of i want to say a propaganda aim too? yes. so that's what i cop fur in "for-- capture in "forgotten man," the book. so we tried to draw that, and here's what paul came up with. i think he drew her beautifully. he has great ability to capture pain. migrant mother wasn't having a good day, right? this was in a pea field in california, but paul also drew the payments before and after where the photographer got the assignment, and she ran off and photographed. and then what the photographs were used for. they were given to regular magazines, but they were also used to document the need for federal spending. that's what this economics we call public choice theory, i was looking for ways to picture it. so this is a long way around to conveying economics in pictures. there he is. we talked about that. this is another hero in my book. we have a cast of characters that we added at the last minute. when you do your graphic novel, i truly hope you don't do your cast of characters and your sort of educational info as an afterthought, but

that's at florence douglas center on amador street.neers and five building inspectors will be deployed throughout the city to assess the damage. water is not an issue here. the 16 water main breaks that occurred yesterday have all been repaired. the quake did not affect any of the schools in the vallejo school district. back out here live, one of the plans here is to bring in a crane and to get that wall torn down and make it level with the other buildings. that's something that could take some time. again we spoke with the owner that you heard from and he says he is trying to look at this as a positive because now they can make sure that the building can be retrofitted for an earthquake. reporting live from vallejo, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> federal emergency officials have already flown over the napa area examining the quake damage. that is the key step for the federal government to begin helping the area recover. however, ground level inspection cannot start until it's safe for crews to go inside the buildings. it

and was one of the last important battles betwee florence and siena. >> each'ioned which it was done. >> the darkhehe layers above it to the 15th. theonball invention gunpowder the sst w n.gothic it impressed me. >> maybe not the world but -- >> the renovations were the work of bettina known as the iron barohn for his ideals and notorious resolve. >> and he wanted his castle pit for a king, the bedroom built for a visit in 1863 by king victor emanuel the second had a special bed and wood paneling by master artisans from florence. his imagine i didn't stayed three hours neither the bed nor the room has ever been used. >> most of the people think that, you know, such a magical place is something that just you enjoy, of course we do, but more the duty than the joy because the cost to maintain is huge. >> fortunately the iron barohn found a way to pay for it. >> a seminal moment in the history of castille low was the invention of property design of a product that not only provides this main source of income but which has become an italian icon kianti. >> the perfec

trading on the company's shares has been suspended and florence has more. >> reporter: a rescued planeia national carrier, the state investment fund already owns close to 70% of malaysia airlines and now it offered to buy the company's remaining publically traded shares and offering a premium of 12.5% over the last traded price, it's an exercise that going to cost the national about $470 million. the airline has been operating for several years at a loss and hit hard by two resent crashes. in march one of its planes went missing while on route to beijing. and last month one of its passenger jets was shot down over ukraine. more than 500 people were killed in the two incidents. malaysia airlines has to rebuild its reputation as well as its financial health. >> one of the things that may come out from the restructuring of malaysia airlines is possibly a rebranding of the airline as well. which may go some way forward to aiding and restoring that reputation, but it is a long and up hill battle there. >> reporter: malaysia wealth fund says it plans to overhaul the airline. analysts say tak

call the florence township police. >>> a lunchtime crowd sent running for their lives after the roofaves n this is at queen village restaurant. authorities say it was a really close call, but thankfully no one was hurt. it happened at a restaurant for pete's sake, right at the corner of front and christian. there were about dozen people inside. all of them made it out safely. now, we have learned, since this happened, that there was some work being done on the second floor. but no official word as to whether that was the cause. >>> a mother in hot water this morning, accused of kicking her young son out of the car forcing him to walk home. where he ended up, though, that made the situation even worse. >>> plus a woman accused of setting her husband on fire. why she says, yes, she did it, and it is probably not what you are thinking. >> 4:40, says destruction left by severe flooding in her state looks absolutely devastating. powerful storms hitting the phoenix area yesterday. national weather service says that some parts received more rain than they had all last summer combined. rescu

the second is at the florence douglas center in vallejo. live in napa i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. we have more earthquake coverage on our website. you can see the list of buildings that have been deemed too dangerous to enter. plus we have slide shows with powerful pictures of the damage. it's right on our home page at ktvu.com. >>> new this morning san francisco police say a man crossing geary boulevard was killed by being hit by a muni bus. it happened around 1:00 this morning. the man was not in the crosswalk when the bus struck him. the name of the man killed has not yet been released. >>> about 150 homes have be evacuated because of a fast growing wild fire. the fire started -- firefighters say gusty winds quickly spread the flames aacross 60 acres. >>> still ahead a look at vallejo. another hard hit area where damage is being estimated in the millions. >> but first a napa area earthquake could make things difficult for commuters. >> right now some of the normal commutes look pretty good including the bay bridg

. >> reporter: officer lyndi trischler who has been patrolling the streets of florence kentucky for 2o-hour shifts became physically demanding. >> we have to wear bulletproof vests. it was reallye and i had a time >> reporter: during her first pregnancy last year trischler's department allowed her to take a desk job. >> it seemed to work well last time. i didn't have reason to think it would be different. >> reporter: but florence has since issued a memo say is it would no longer allow light duty. the legal advocacy group, a better balance has filed a federal charge of discrimination on her behalf. arguing that the policy discriminates against pregnant women. >> it's already stressful, i feel like being pregnant. on top of that i'm worried about insurance and how i'm going to pay my bills. >> reporter: in a statement for cbs news, an attorney for the city said in regard to the complaint, we do not agree with it but we respect the officer's right to bring it and we will defend it. trischler's former police officers have donated 160 hours of their own personal paid time off. she now has

. >> jimmy: then you went to florence for the wedding itself. >> yeah. >> jimmy: which is -- yeah. which is a big deal to start with. but i would be so nervous to have my family at versailles. i mean, the security deposit alone. somebody vomits -- >> somebody breaks a mirror in the hall of mirrors, yeah. it was honestly -- it was the most amazing experience. just to be able to share that experience. just with so many family members and friends that i don't think ever would have, you know, had that opportunity to come out to paris. we kind of wanted everyone to be on this love journey with us because we fell in love in paris, i got pregnant with our daughter in florence, so we kind of wanted to share our love story with all of our friends and family. and i think everyone just really had an amazing time. >> jimmy: did everyone behave themselves? >> um -- [ laughter ] >> khloe, the night before versailles, drain a little too much. i had to wake her up. she was laying down sleeping, getting her makeup done for the wedding. i'm praying she'll get up in time. >> jimmy: getting makeup don

florence lewie. >>> still to come we have the sport and the intriguing report from italy. >>> in thewn where the restoration of abandon houses is helping to rebuild the local economy. i'm in paris and england and the cup and could end up meaning more than just a trophy. ♪ it's time to catch up with the sports. >> thank you very much and we start with tennis and with the u.s. open just a week away there are good signs for 17 time grand slam in the final of the cincinnati masters and giving the world number three, and he was made to work hard by spanish opponent and taken the opening set 6-3 and world six coming back to win the second 6-1. and he never lost 16 meetings won 6-2 to claim the 6th title. >> great week for me. great year so far. going to be more excited about this tournament and over the years and i need some rest and i'll get ready for new york soon. >> reporter: and federer was busy winning three and williams was picking up the first, number one 6-4-6-1 and head to new york where she is two-time defending champion at the u.s. open. >> it was not an easy week to play the f

i got pregnant with our daughter in florence.we kind of wanted to share our love story with all of our friends and family. and i think everyone just really had an amazing time. >> jimmy: did everyone behave themselves? >> um -- [ laughter ] khloe, the night before versailles, drank a little too much. i had to wake her up. she was laying down sleeping, getting her makeup done for the wedding. i'm praying she'll get up in time. >> jimmy: getting makeup done while she was sleeping? >> while she was sleeping. they had to do it while she was sleeping, she was so hung over. >> jimmy: like what coroners do. [ laughter ] >> yes. they do. >> jimmy: wow. >> they do. but i think everyone just had such a good time at versailles that they just drank way too much. >> jimmy: that's the danger of the rehearsal dinner being too much fun, is that people are a mess for the actual wedding day. >> yes. >> jimmy: this i thought was interesting. this is "intouch" magazine, "inside kim's wedding from hell." i guess this would show us a lot of the terrib

most of the clashes are along west florence avenue. it's a mile long. it's where most of the protests and lootings have been processed. the quick-trick convenience store is among the first attacked. it's been a major gathering point for protests and media. other stores in the days since this happened, and also ferguson market and liquor. this is where brown is accused of stealing the cigars. and nearby is the mcdonald's where two journalists were arrested. this is where you heard natasha talk about, has been vandalized. police have been down the road at a target parking lot outside the town limits. the national guard will protect this area. officers can focus more on the strip of land in the businesses here, and hopefully be able to stop the looting. >> where will the national guard be stationed? >> the police are staged here in this large parking lot outside of a target shopping center. that is where the national guard will be focussed on protecting this area, so the local police - the concern in the days before all this is that some of the protesters,

so this scene is at a town liquor, route 130, florence township, burlington county, happened on sunday. as these two robbers held up a employee, that employee screamed, and that guy right there, he fired a shot into the wall behind her. but his partner gets spooked. he kind of ducks and takes off. then, another employee came out from a back room, both of them ran, if you know something that might help catch them, call florence police. >>> lunchtime crowd sent running for their light after the roof cafes in at queen village restaurant, authorities say very close call, fortunately, no one was hurt. it happened to the restaurant for pete's sake, it is at front and christian there is was yesterday, about dozen people inside eating. all of them made it out okay, though. we have learned, there was some work being done on the second floor, don't quite know yet if that's the cause, but we'll figure that out later and let you know. >>> michigan girl on long road to recovery after being attacked by a raccoon. her latest surgery gave her a new ear. and it comes with a bit after surprise. >>> and

fox 29's dave kinchen is live in florence. >> oliver grew up in burlington county and played footballe before moving to georgia just a couple of years ago. his friends and family behind me they're raising money for a funeral to bring him back here and they also say they want greater supervision among young athletes as well. shooting hoops for young hometown athlete gone too soon. >> we all are family. um, the community lost one of their own. >> reporter: florence new jersey community organizing this fundraiser to support the parents of 17 year old sigh reece oliver. varsity if the ball star who collapsed following practice outside of atlanta last tuesday. >> this is where he was born, raised, started his football. he has a lot of friends, family, relatives, people that love him and want to show our support for the oliver family to bring him home. >> he's my little cousin. i loved him, and football is everything. >> reporter: they have a concession area, too, raising money for a funeral. family members say oliver died after drinking 2 gallons of water and another 2 gallons of gatorade

find yours. >> we are live here on west florence after knew, the site of the heaviest protests, the site of the heaviest use of police crowd disbursal tactics, including s.w.a.t. tactics and heavily militarized police. just minutes ago, confrontation at the front line, just about two or -- 200-yard maybe from our location, people pel back towards news the wake of the confrontation. we're now hearing riot control police a few feet from us, as people have fallen back from the standoff with police at ferguson, and fallen back in our direction toward cantfield drive, the street on which mike brown was killed by a police officer named darren wilson eight days ago, the precipitating incident that set off this remarkable chain of events that just, in defiance of every tactical choice made be policymakers and policing choices made be police and choices made by protesters, just continues to heighten and escalate because fundamentally it is being driven by a very, very deep sense of anger, injustice, and i would even say ang win that is pallable in every person you talk to every interview i have d

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heading into new jersey, 2 5 northbound approaching florence, columbus.he accident is in the median, it's enough to slow drivers down. >>> now from our delaware bureau, the 2014 wilmington hispanic festival. people listen to music and sampled delicious food, some even did a little shopping. the festival has traditionally been held in mid-september but this year it was moved up to august. >>> coming up, why doctors want your kids to sleep later. i hope my 2-year-old son who is probably awake at this hour is listening. >>> also ahead, zoo attack. the routine zoo transfer that wasn't so routine. >>> and a little boy in the street. you'll have to see this miraculous survival. >>> news out of our trenton bureau, a disturbing story. trenton police say they have a man in custody who posed as a police officer and sexually assaulted a store clerk. g gustavo garcia, authorities say is the man in this photo. he told the clerk he was a cop. he had a handgun and small radio on him. the man then forced the clerk in a bathroom and sexually assaulted her. >>> a philadelp

florence louie has more from kuala lumpur. >> reporter: the national carrier has been in poor financial health and has been operating at a loss, it's in need of a capital injection. pulling the company in state hands is one aof saving it. analysts speculated that the other option would be to allow it to go into bankruptcy. the malaysian country ruled it out. they put forward a proposal to take over the shares, it owned 70%, close to 70% of the shares and planned to buy 30% that is traded on the stock exchange. it's offering a premium of 12.5% over the last traded price. it's an exercise that will cost about $470 million. it plans to combalance sheetly overhaul the airline and this is the first step in restructuring the company. how and what it will entail, it's not been reveried yet. there are -- revealed net yet. there are things that the state investor would look at - perhaps replacing the entire team among some. >> taking the country off the stock exchange, delisting it means it can do these things without answering to minority shareholders. to do so will be to try to regain the trus

former florence high school band teacher christian reynolds was charged yesterday. the 30-year-old is accused of having a relationship with a female student during the 2011-2012 school year. one alleged incident happened on the bus. the student told a teacher who then called police. tonight, reynolds is out on bail. >>> also new at 11:00, construction equipment stolen right off the job. tonight, police are looking for the man seen on this surveillance video climbing through a window and allegedly taking $2,000 worth of equipment. it happened tuesday on north 11th street in spring garden. the property owner tells us he thinks the suspect left, then came back later to destroy his surveillance system. >> he's brazen. daytime, 4:30 p.m., people still walking around and he was walking in and taking the material like it was his own material as a contractor. >> if you recognize the man in this surveillance video, philadelphia police want to hear from you. >>> have you stepped outside? unseasonably cool summer night. but never too cold for ice cream here in prospect park, d

they say the 30 year old had a sexual relationship with a female student while working at florence high school during the 2011-2012 school year. one of the incidents happened on a bus. this morning reynolds is free on bail. >>> after learning this week that atlantic city's newest casino will close next months, now we're learning workers will be out of a job sooner than they thought. good morning, brittney. >> good morning. our temperatures are going to warm a little bit more today versus yesterday. plus, we're tracking the return of storms in your seven-day forecast. i'll let you know what to expect coming up. donuts? ♪ you're cute. ♪ ding special k protein cereal helps you stay satisfied. willpower. what will you gain? how ya doin'? mmmmmmm. okay, bye bye. ♪ ding help satisfy your hunger ... ...with special k protein bars and shakes willpower. what will you gain? >>> good morning. as we head into the rest of your saturday, temperatures today will be warmer than what we saw yesterday but still below average. our average for this time of year is 86 degrees. yesterday we stayed in the 70s

north on 295, accident near the florence-columbus interchange, then working on the northeast extension, northbound near the q-town interchange, keep in mind patco kicked in new schedule on friday, and it includes more trains and fewer and shorter gaps between those trains. so if you haven't grabbed a new schedule, be sure to grab one today as you board the trains. otherwise, mass transit looking good. ukee, back over to you. >> bob, thank you, new this morning, police in gloucester township searching for hit-and-run driver who sent one man to the hospital. "eyewitness news" on the scene near the strawberry square shopping center in sicklerville. investigators say 22 year old man was rushed to the hospital in critical but stable condition. any eyewitnesses are asked to contact the police. >>> a man recovering in the hospital this morning, after a stabbing in philadelphia's olney neighborhood. police say just after midnight a man was stabbed outside of jj's bar at third and duncannon. the victim taken to einstein in stable condition. police are looking into possible lead. >>> more than 1

. >> reporter: florence brown knows all too well how devastating the virus is. she lost someone she considered a son in liberia. he died from ebola two weeks ago. >> ebola, all your organs is busted. >> they're working to identify those people who have been in contact with this patient since the person became ill. >> reporter: health officials say they're contacting anyone who has come in contact with the sacramento patient as a precaution. folks at the african church are praying. >> i'm praying for you. i'm praying that this is not the worst. i'm praying that god can bring you through. i'm praying this is not your end. i'm praying most of all it is not ebola. >> reporter: we're back here live at kaiser where that patient continues to be held in isolation in a specially equipped negative pressure room. again, health officials consider the patient low risk but it could take a couple of days until those test results come back. reporting live in sacramento, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> more details for you now on the ebola virus. t

steves: from florence? woman: we don't know. -maybe the area is genova. -steves: genova.ach shop addresses a need with passion and expertise. fine instruments deserve the finest care. grand palaces sparkle with gold leaf, thanks to the delicate and exacting skills of craftspeople like this. a satisfying way to wrap up an oltrarno experience is to enjoy a florentine steakhouse, which any italian meat lover knows means chianina beef. the quality is proudly on display. steaks are sold by weight and generally shared. the standard serving is about a kilo for two, meaning about a pound per person. so, both of those for four people? woman: yes. steves: the preparation is simple and well established. good luck if you want it well done. man: i am hungry, yeah. oh, look at this. ah! steves: oh, beautiful. [ laughs ] man: wow. steves: chianina beef. -woman: white beans. -steves: okay. perfect. man: and that one. steves: so, the meat is called chianina. tommaso: that's its name, because it comes from the chianti. steves: oh, from chianti. okay. and tell me about this concept of the g

--como lo muestra el video, la cruz roja abrio anoche un nuevo refugio en "florence douglas center". cerrados por daÑos estructurales, y expertos en el tema calculan que el terremoto dejo en vallejo perdidas por mas de 5 millones de dolares. vo ---el alcalde de san francisco, tras haber visitado napa para presenciar los daÑos causados por el temblor y la respuesta de los equipos de emergencia de la region, se reuni hoy con el concejo para la respuesta de desastres de la ciudad. ---el funcionario espera poner en practica lo aprendido durante su visita a la zona afectada por el sismo. blanca ---si usted utiliza la autopista 280 ...preparese a seguir rutas alternas ya que hoy se iniciaron los trabajos para mejorar la seguridad en esa via. take map ---desde las 2 de la tarde "caltrans" cerr todos los carriles con direccion norte en el cruce con la autopista 101. take vo ---el transito hacia el norte sera desviado, precisamente, hacia la interestatal 101. ---la autopista se mantendra cerrada durante todo el fin de semana y ser reabierta el martes a las 5 de la maÑana. ---el transito con d

but now traditional languages are being revived in classrooms, as florence louie reports. >> reporterldren to read and write in their mother tongue. most are from the shawn ethnic my or at this, while they speak the language this is the first time they are learning the written script in school. >> translator: in addition to teaching after teach in this morning i go back to the fields i am a farmer. >> reporter: she learned how to read and write any among terry. previously the only place one could do so. it hasn't been all that easy finding people for this program. the culture and literature committee which trains teachers for about a week before ending is them off to schools has only imagine today recruit 30 people. after the military took part in the early 1960s, enter 3450es bs the only language taught in schools. the 2008 constitution insured that they could learn their own language and change is taking place in classrooms. language lessons start at dawn and go on for 90 minutes. the children get a break before regular schooling resumes. they also are here on weekend, but don't see

--como lo muestra el video, la cruz roja abrio anoche un nuevo refugio en "florence douglas center".cios han sido cerrados por daÑos estructurales, y expertos en el tema calculan que el terremoto dejo en vallejo perdidas por mas de 5 millones de dolares. vo ---el alcalde de san francisco, tras haber visitado napa para presenciar los daÑos causados por el temblor y la respuesta de los equipos de emergencia de la region, se reuni hoy con el concejo para la respuesta de desastres de la ciudad. ---el funcionario espera poner en practica lo aprendido durante su visita a la zona afectada por el sismo. blanca -- pasamos con gabriela dellan y las condiciones del tiempo .. amigos tengan todos muy buenas noches y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . les saluda gabriela dellan.. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica para esta noche . como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: condiciones actuales en san francisco 61 naoa : 59 san jose: 63 regresa la neblina y un sistema de baja presion.. traera cambios.. cesar ---y ya e

it is at the florence douglas center. coming up in just a few minutes, we're going to take a look at how the earthquake impacted pet here is in the napa valley, and some tips for pet owners. everybody's got to know it because earthquake disaster could hit anywhere here in the bay area. live in napa, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> as we now know, at any time. thank you, terry. >>> new video tonight. mail is being delivered in nap parks but it's far from business as usual at the post office. it is closed, due to the damage. postal workers have set up their sorting and delivery operation outside in the back parking lot. local carriers are going above and beyond to get their mail delivered. >> we tracked her down, followed her to her house and asked her what to do. and she was amazing. and she said here, i'll take it for you. and she took all 12 of our packages, put them in the back of the truck. >> that post office isn't the only one. the building on franklin also damaged and also closed. >>> beyond the damage, build

. >> the other at the florence and douglas center in vallejo. >> one other note napa valley unified school district will be closed. >> district superintendent said faculty and staff will meet at their schools and distribute will decide at 1:00 which, if any, schools will remain on tuesday. napa valley college says it will open on monday. >> now, the quake buckled some major roads including highway 121 in napa. >> that's where we find abc news reporter with a live look there and traffic flowing behind him. wayne. >> swirling this morning at 5:30, 6:00 this morning. traffic on 1 21 moving slowly. let me show you video from about 12 hours ago. you're going to see pavement. i'm hoping you'll see it now, pavement, 18 inches of it buckled. >> wayne's auto there, seeing where the road buckled on 121. part of the road rose 18 inches. >> as can you see. look at this picture here. i have to say, the crews did a pretty good job of keeping one lane open as they made some repairs to keep traffic moving. this is going to need a more extensive fix going forward. >> they are keeping an eye on the road pro

i landed in florence not knowing a single person or a single word of italian but i began to explore thisagical city and found myself feeling more at home and more alive than i had felt in years. i blogged about my experience and quickly heard from other women across the united states who wanted to travel and find their courage and see tuscany as i had. that's when i had an idea. my friend and i launched a new company offering both luxury tours for women called a better way to italy. we designed a personalized tour of my favorite spots of tuscany, including seminars on intuition and courage and finding your passion. our first trip last spring exceeded my wildest expectations and taught me while every chapter in our lives comes with challenges and curve balls, every woman can find a way to be joyful. i have now been in tuscany for two years and i know i have found my calling. >> i love her. >> i bet me is speaks great italian too. >> if you're inspired to change your life we got help from cnbc consumer reporter kelly. >> how awesome is lisa by the way. >> that's what we all think but befor

i mean, you know the column by florence, what is the meaning of this command going down the avenue? elisa you will see. we have a beautiful depiction of that. we have beautiful depictions of the stock-market crash and the hunter. of course the boy who hanged himself, he was hungry. i do think that poverty, especially in the early 30's gets adequate coverage. and it was real poverty. no one denies that people were hungry or that monetary policy was often the early 30's. >> thank you. >> thank you for the wonderful presentation. [applause] [applause] >> now from the roosevelt reading festival david kaiser recounts president roosevelt preparation for american entry into world war two. >> before today. bob clark. the deputy director of the franklin d. roosevelt presidential library and museum. my pleasure to welcome you to this session of the 11th annual roosevelt really festival. as an archivist myself this is one of my favorite events op the year because it is an

--el segundo refugio ha sido ubicado en "florence douglas center" en el 333 de la calle amador en vallejoindico que cuenta con suficiente ayuda para todos los damnificados del sismo. topvo - lorena -- esta camara de seguridad ubicada en el interior de un seven eleven en la ciudad de " american canyon" capt las impactantes imagenes del movimiento telurico justo cuando inicio. --el video muestra la fuerza con la que se sacudio la tierra, al punto que una gran parte de los productos cayeron al piso. "american canyon" fue la poblacion mas cercana al epicentro del terremoto. juanfra/ots ---este terremoto es el ms fuerte que ha estremecido el rea de la bahia desde el ocurrido en loma prieta en el año 1989... take vo --- el sismo de 6.9 de magnitud cobr la vida de 63 personas y ms de 3 mil 700 heridos... --- una de las imgenes ms memorales fue cuando en oakland una porcin del puente de la baha se derrumbo y dos secciones de la autopista colapsaron... --- tambin fue el primer sismo transmititdo en vivo por toda la television nacional ya que se produjo cuando mientras se jugaba la serie mundial en

the second is at the florence douglas center in vallejo.ll hit the shelters later on this morning and see if we can debt get the survivor stories. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 90-100 homes have been red tagged. napa county is reporting 33 city buildings red tagged. it does say some were older buildings that were not reenforce maryland enforced. 33 buildings in napa has been red tagged. some county employees are being asked not to report to work unless specifically asked to do so. >>> schools are open today in vallejo but there will be no classes for the entire valley school district. this sects 19 elementary schools, five middle schools and five high schools. now this afternoon at 1:00 there will be an announcement on whether schools will open tomorrow. with boys and schools closed will be open today. napa clubhouse on pueblo avenue and american canyon clubhouse. they will open at 10:00 a.m.. they will stay open until 6:00 p.m.. any student between 6-18 years old you are welcome to come by and membership is not required. 600 homes

do you know the poem by florence converse what's the meaning of this queue of men going down the avenuend the lines. we have a beautiful depiction of that. we have beautiful depictions of the stock market crash and the hunger. of course william trailer the boy who hung himself was hungry. i think the poverty especially in the early 30s get adequate coverage and it was real poverty. no one denies that people were hungry for monetary policy was often early 30s. thank you. >> thank you for a wonderful presentation. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> now from the roosevelt reading festival david kaiser recounts president roosevelt's preparations for america's entry into world war ii. >> i am bob clarke and i'm the deputy director of the franklin d. roosevelt presidential library and museum and is

y es mÁs difÍcil decirle que no a una persona que tal vez estuvo detenida en florence, arizona, por una de que me dio mucho, mucho coraje de lo que estaba hablando Él en uno de sus diÁlogos con la gente de que tenÍa mucho orgullo de lo que habÍa hecho para poder quitar daca, entonces: "oh, que estoy peleando contra los ilegales", como cosas que dice asÍ Él, ¿verdad? y yo en mi caso fui y le dije... tenÍa un poco de enojo, y a pesar de que tenÍa acciÓn deferida y es lo Único que uso para viajar, tenÍa mucho coraje en mi cabeza. fui y le dije: "mira, si quieres deshacerte de la acciÓn deferida agarra mi tarjeta y rÓmpelo, empieza con eso si tienes el valor". >> ¿quÉ respondiÓ? >> su reacciÓn fue que no la quise romper, pero su reacciÓn fue bastante... pues me agarrÓ de mis manos muy fuerte, me decÍa que si hablaba inglÉs, aunque habÍamos tenido una conversaciÓn ya por dos minutos. "¿hablas inglÉs? ¿hablas inglÉs?". le digo: "sÍ, hablo inglÉs". >> viendo el video te reiterado esa pregunta. >> sÍ, varias veces, y tal vez diciÉndome que si yo traÍa drogas, que si... varias cosas, entonces p

has opened evacuation centers at the crosswalk community church in napa on 1st street, and at the florence douglas center in vallejo. both are open for overnight stays. there are so many different stories up here to tell. one of them resolves around the pfeiffer building. it's got a long history. our photojournalist, behind the camera shooting us now, did a great job looking at the history of that building and talking with the people who have been working for the past 20 years. >> that's a sad thing to look at. >> it looks like bombs went off. >> lots of rocks and bricks. >> the walls of course, as you can see are not going to make it. >> it looks worse in person than it does on the internet. >> yeah, we're looking at the pfeiffer building. the original builder had it builded for a brewery. then it became a chicken hatchery of all things. then it was a convenience store. back in those days, it was just store. we took over in 1979, and spent 19 years in there. a police department, and a deli. we served the people upstairs. ran food upstairs. i raised three children in here. >> been a good p

get it at discover.com >>> a house in florence, kentucky, explodes.eillance camera in a business across the street. the camera shows the house being blown to pieces. the roof collapses on to a heap of crushed walls and windows. fortunately, no one is home during the blast. officials believe the explosion is caused by a natural gas leak. november 4th, 2009. a surveillance camera silently captures an explosion at the silver eagle refinery in woods cross, utah. the enormous blast is the result of a fuel line leak at the petroleum processing facility. flames shoot more than 100 feet into the air. the shock wave is felt for miles, including at the nearby fire station. >> my first impression was that one of the firefighters here had maybe driven one of the fire trucks into the building. it took the building that hard. >> narrator: minutes later the firefighters are at the scene of the blast. >> could you see flames. flames were visible into the refinery, and heavy black smoke. >> narrator: workers at the refinery are able to shut off the hydrogen gas that's

florence on the program, i have a list of the top food supplies to russia last year.p 12, nine are u.s. and european countries. surely that makes it hard to find products elsewhere. >> indeed. russia is the second largest export market for a food and drink product. in terms of input into the russian market, european products represent more than half of russia's import of food and drink products. they're all of a sudden cutting down more than half imports from the eu and u.s. >> the question is for european countries that now can't ship to europe, what does that mean for european prices? we're all of a sudden going to see glut of products in the market? >> i don't know if it's going to be -- i don't know if impact on prices will be the highest impact we'll see. in terms of trade balance we have a huge trade surplus with russia. eu exported $9 billion worth of goods to russia last year. it imported $1.2 billion euros of russian 2k3w5goods. that will have impact on food and drink industry and eu industry at large. >> absolutely. can't take afford to take other news. what

they live in florence italy. >> visiting, yes?the sites, now, ricardo, you speak little bit of english. >> little bit. >> your daughters beautiful? >> kiat a and rack he will. >> yes, so welcome to philadelphia. >> thank you much. >> and the united states of america. here is the thing, his daughters don't under stands english. neither does his wife. soother ' touring around the liberty bell, constitution center, independence hall, they don't understand anything. >> because they have those headphones that you can wear, right? so you can push? >> apparently not. >> understand english? >> everything is in english. i don't know, couldn't we do it in just, like, the bigger languages of the worlds? >> there has got to be some way that if you don't speak english you can still learn about america. >> get little box, put in your ears, i want the italian, or spanish, or friend snatch. >> i mean, they do that everywhere else. >> we have to do this. >> they do it at disney. >> the mayor? who should i contact? >> visit philly, see the xo peopl