this symbol of florence is one of the most famous sculptures in the world. and now i have a moment alone with him. i think i have a lovely dinner at dr. duddy a n. so it piano which specializes in tuscan cuisine. joining me are some friends who live in florence, italy, you have to look each other in the eyes when you raise a glass. of course, his most famous dish is be setup on the field and not knowing stake served rare the same as the sake of doing definitely to be shared. well, we really saw a lot today, although there's so much more that florence has to offer. hope you're ready to have a good visit to the city. and honestly, my job here is done, so i'll leave it there. last but not least, we had to a small deal like town in bavaria. you probably won't have heard of it unless you play the violin or another string instrument. meant by it has been a vibrant center, a violin making for nearly 4 centuries. a good 120 hours of work have gone into this volume and it's precision workmanship and all done by hand. i knew the accounts for mickey mouse and i work he

at the grand apart in florence.— apart in florence. i don't have an hinu apart in florence.o lose. _ apart in florence. i don't have anything to lose. it's - apart in florence. i don't have anything to lose. it's not i apart in florence. i don't have anything to lose. it's not like| anything to lose. it's not like playing roulette where if i don't win here, i don't lose, too. do you know what i mean? i know it makes a nice story to kind of say that, but it's as simple as that. tn nice story to kind of say that, but it's as simple as that.— it's as simple as that. in italy, the call it's as simple as that. in italy, they call him _ it's as simple as that. in italy, they call him cannonball i it's as simple as that. in italy, i they call him cannonball cavendish. back home, the mancz missile, and he planned to be at home this summer. before the 2023 to work, cavendish had announced it would be his last, but it ended suddenly and unexpectedly in agony. a broken collarbone on stage 8. so cavendish and his team agreed it was worth one more year, extending a long and complex relat

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welcome to florence, the most beautiful renaissance. sit because you don't have this. we start over again, starting over early in the morning. that is so much better. flores is an incredible city, but it can get very, very proud in. so if you don't plan your visit, right, you might not enjoy it. i'm going to show you how to have a great time here and avoid the crowds as much as possible. we'll learn about the cities renaissance history, check out some of my favorite places. try some local tuscan cuisine and even have a moment alone with someone very special. personally, i love the flores. i spent a lot of time here in my twenties when i was studying. and i'm really excited to show you around today the let me begin up and do all this on somebody in the field because the drill, the hearts of florence is historic center. if both are free to editor, by the way, the so impressive if you don't mind waiting in line, you can also go up to the top for a great deal. the best way to get around the center is to walk. i really recommend you get off the busy streets and explore some

florence, you reckon that's the case? - it's coming home. florence, you reckon that's the case?irts stay out? oh, yeah! a little bit longer, we will 0h, yeah! a little bit longer, we will let— oh, yeah! a little bit longer, we will let it — oh, yeah! a little bit longer, we will let it go _ oh, yeah! a little bit longer, we will let it go— will let it go. just one last word from hugo. _ will let it go. just one last word from hugo, because _ will let it go. just one last word from hugo, because i - will let it go. just one last word from hugo, because i know- will let it go. just one last word j from hugo, because i know you absolutely love football and you play it your self. what are you going to do when you grow up? t going to do when you grow up? i really want to be a birmingham city player, _ really want to be a birmingham city player, or— really want to be a birmingham city player. or he — really want to be a birmingham city player. or be my— really want to be a birmingham city player, or be my favourite - really want to be a birmingham city player, or be my favourite playe

the first stage, the grand depart is actually in florence.er tadej pogacar won the giro d'italia last month he's the favourite but he has just recovered from a bout of covid i got, uh, i got sick, i got covid, and, uh, i was, uh, that was a bit, uh, like, uh, question mark, you know, but, uh, iwas, uh. yeah. recovered really, really good from, uh, from that and uh, was not, uh, too much, uh, in the end was not too much challenging. so i think, uh, went more or less pretty smooth. the preparations. so the race starts in florence, with the first three stages taking place in italy and the fourth crossing over into france for the rest of the tour. it's a hilly start, with over 3,500 metres of climbs , one of the toughest opening days there's been, and the roads will be packed with cycling fans. i actually live in florence and i've been waiting for this day since they announced that the grand depart was taking place, so i'm just excited to see all the excitement, the the festivities, the peloton, everyone in theirjerseys, the cyclists, all that. i

florence, when we first spoke to you, you guys hugo and florence had gone swimming, and thatis and florenceappy about that? trio. action putting all of the shirts up. are you happy about that?- action putting all of the shirts up. are you happy about that? no. it has been a firm — are you happy about that? no. it has been a firm no _ are you happy about that? no. it has been a firm no so _ are you happy about that? no. it has been a firm no so far— are you happy about that? no. it has been a firm no so far every _ are you happy about that? no. it has been a firm no so far every time - are you happy about that? no. it has been a firm no so far every time we | been a firm no so far every time we have _ been a firm no so far every time we have spoken — been a firm no so far every time we have spoken-— been a firm no so far every time we have spoken. you are putting up with this. but it have spoken. you are putting up with this- but it is— have spoken. you are putting up with this. but it is lovely _ have spoken. you are putting up with this. but it is lovely to _ have spoken. you are putting u

yeah, there he is, chef tyler florence.y in napa at the studio feast at ford. >> remember, you can go to ktvu.com under the web link section to find tickets. tickets are still available. and man, does that look fantastic. andre, that is my plate. i'm going up there. we're going to have to be fighting over that. >> so you know what, andre? i do want you to try that. it's so delicious, so tender. >> it looks fantastic. yes. oh my goodness i cannot wait. look at that tomahawk. >> i mean, we have chef tyler florence is cooking it up i know right. >> so you know it's got to be good. it's got to be good. all right. quick reminder that you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand anytime on your amazon fire tv, roku or apple tv, or your android tv. to scan the qr code on the right side of your screen now, or just head to ktvu.com, or search for the fox local app and then select ktvu. thanks for joining us. we'll leave y with ♪ [cheering] ♪ ♪ [cheering] ♪ ♪ [cheering]

but the court in florence upheld the three years in prison slander conviction. which doesn't mean she's going back to jail. she's already spent that time when she was guilty of murder. >> claudio, thank you. >>> turning to michigan, where a tornado developed so quickly that residents in the detroit area had no warning before it tore through neighborhoods there. a 2-year-old was killed, and his mother is in critical condition after a massive tree was torn from the ground and sent crashing through the roof of their home onto their bed. meanwhile, in maryland, multiple tornados terrorized the state, including one in montgomery country that trapped five people. officials say they were all hurt, including one person who was hospitalized with serious injuries. let's go to nbc meteorologist angie lassman with a look at what we can expect today across the u.s. >> more heat and humidity as wife' be we've been talking about for days and days, 27 million people under alerts. tucson, sacramento, phoenix all included. and you can see why. temperatures expected to head into t

so i had to florence with car lot the, to the companies shock. it even has a museum dedicated to their history. a cookie museums. they are definitely serious. discussed the have been around for millennial the work is also is derived from the latin this for twice and cooked them for baked this twice, they technique allowed disclose to to have a very long shelf life. supposedly roman officer, meaning the elder, born in $8023.00 posted it would last for centuries. these days. modern banking techniques mean they don't always need to be big twice. opportunity come in many different flavors with chocolate pistachios and hazel knots inside for example. so please tell us how much. yes, of course. so we get a little bit out in the mean center. there is a sweet dessert wine, and we put it in the glass best for you. and then we get to miss gifts. okay, okay, thank you. and then you put it in, you just did it a little bit. and then you it, it this way, it is soft. perfect. so much easier to it. but if you don't, like i'll call we use even to defending coffee

but that means, florence, because when we first spoke to you, i believe you guys, hugo and florence hadirts are staying for longer. are you happy about that? no. laughter. still a no. it's been a firm no so far. every time we've spoken. claire, you're putting up with this. but it's lovely to see that these kind of events, claire, bring all of the family together. absolutely. it's lovely for us all to come together and to watch the team, and it's always better when you win. so hopefully we'll get plenty more of the wins in and we won't of the wins in and we will make the final. and i know steven, when we initially spoke all those of goodness weeks spoke all those of, goodness, weeks before you called it forjude bellingham, you said that he was going to be brilliant and he certainly was tonight. he's world class. i mean, he'sjust literally turned 21 yesterday. as birmingham city fans, we've seen it at the age of eight or nine. he was playing four years above his age in terms of the football. so at under—13 at under— 17, he's just fantastic. he's a world class player. so at under—13 at und

ready for the last 16 at the european championship and it's not long before the grand depart in florencee tour de france favourite the defending champions england are out of the t20 world cup after being completely outplayed in their semifinal against india. chasing 172 for victory in guyana, they were undone by india's spinners and bowled out for 103 losing by 68 runs. india will now face south africa in saturday's final in barbados. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson there was a rhythm to the cricket in guyana whenever the rain stopped. rohit sharma started. india's captain. no one in the world bats better. on the evidence of this world cup 57 runs from 39 balls. but when rohit missed, adil rashid hit india's other adil rashid hit.

this year's tour starts in florence in 11 days�* time.ries and on our website. that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. here in the uk, we're at long last starting to see the signs of some weather that feels much more like summer than it has done so far this month. other side of the atlantic, though, eastern canada, eastern side of the united states, summer has arrived with a vengeance. a long lasting, intense and life—threatening heat wave, potentially record breaking, will affect many cities in the east. temperatures into the high 30s by day. but add on the humidity levels, it will feel like it's above a0 degrees for days on end. now, that sort of heat is not coming our way, but it will affect our weather in some form. we've got heat and humidity out towards the east, clashing with cooler conditions out in the west at the moment. and that is starting to fire up a jet stream which will send ripples across the atmosphere, and at long last, move ourjet stream from south of us, bringing

so what is a bit of a split screen situation here around this latest florence? the north says that it has successfully tested when it cools the developing a carrying a multiple head missile. they said this was positive, a multiple head missile, not the full thing to what they do say is that the successfully targeted 3 pre set targets. this would be a testing whether this type of missile can hit multiple locations from a misspelled re entering the atmosphere. now the south ritz pod contests, most of this, they say the north is being deceptive and exaggerating what they've managed to achieve. have they saying that that joints analysis with united states revealed that dismiss solid exploded in the early stages of this flight. but regardless of, of whether this was a successful notes, whether it comes to hide, this only can be solved, or these types of multiple head miss cells as deep concern about the capabilities of the north. and just to reiterate why this type of miss style can release multiple warheads, some of which can be decoys. and that's why this deep conc

i'm elaina bal, box criticizes as well as conduct of war and florence that growing international anchor only serves how much and can you send hundreds of police officers to haiti as part of a you went back to mission their task, tackle ram, sense of gang violence, and help for support border in the caribbean nation, the . i'm quite richardson. welcome. juliet sanchez, flowing out of the u. k. after agreeing to a plea deal, which will see him go free. the what you weeks founder is being moved to the north or marianna islands and the pacific where he's expected to plead guilty. so violating us as you know, as long as andras wanted for publishing classified us military files on the wiki leaks platform, which he founded in 2006. he had been fighting expedition to the us and britain where he spent the past 5 years and a high security present as long as ultimate destination is australia, his home countries. there's a little bit of what australian prime minister anthony alban, easy have to say about the a parent end of the as long as case. and i've been very clear as by the live deleda a, an o

has started from italy, and in the first stage, the participants will ride the 26 km route from florence to rimini . the competitions were held at a total distance of 3498 km and in 21 stages. good night and god bless you today, sunday the 10th of july, the 23rd of dhu hajjah sim june, sobh province in tehran at 3:06 am. we are tired, we are disappointed, thank you. lack of water has dried up the throats of many regions and cities of the country. some statistics show, at least 14. the province is facing water stress. meanwhile, 10,000 villages have problems with water supply. like a significant number of villages and cities in khuzestan. the drying up of the karkhe river and the hoor al-azim pond has turned water scarcity into an important issue in ahvaz and 15 other cities of the province. it is necessary for this work to be shorter and the necessary credits to be allocated. surveys show that the people of khuzestan have been waiting for the opening of the ghadir mega project for 10 years. the big water supply project, which was supposed to curb the problem of water stress in the provin

it all starts today in florence — terms. it all starts today in florence and _ terms.and. bringing with it quite a bit of cloud but it will clear across northern ireland and sunshine to the north and the south of the front, a few showers for north—west scotland of the best of the sunshine will play across south east england and central and southern england and east anglia though some sunshine a little hazy and the wind lighter than yesterday. into the south—east and further north and west the mid—teens to high teens so more cool here. overnight in the front pushes south and east and elsewhere are largely dry spell with lots of showers around and locally temperatures will drop back to single figures in very mild in the south and east we could start with a few showers and a little uncertainty. the cloud will eventually clear but it will be cloudier tomorrow than today perhaps a few showers here and there mostly down the spine of the country but more dry weather than wet and some of the best sunshine could be across south—west england tomorrow. but temperatures will be lo

then i'll 36-year-old returned to court in florence to ask that a slander conviction be removed fromer records. but the court refused cnn's paula newton has covered this legal saga extensively over the years. >> so polo walk us through this slander conviction yeah. >> it's been really interesting through more than 15 years. can you believe it of legal ups and downs here and amanda knox really went into that courtroom in florence today believing that she would be vindicated. she was not an fact, was far too distraught even to speak to media according to her lawyer, what did this entail? a reminder here? she was found in is after being found guilty after spending four years in prison in italy, she was found innocent in 2011 and then completely exonerated by an italian court in 2015. that was in relation to the murder of meredith purchaser, but there was that charge of slander against her former boss, patrick lumbar. >> that charge of slander stood and in 2019, a european court of human rights said that in fact, when she implicated this man, a man who was proven to be completely innocen

hundreds of university employees in rome and florence have asked their university presidents to respect the fundamental values ​​of humanity in the face of the horrific massacre in gaza. and support solidarity with gaza. students in a number of famous italian university campuses in support of the palestinians and in protest against the attacks the occupying regime brutally set up a tent in gaza. the students of the former university of rome emphasized that their goal is to force this university to stop cooperating with the occupation regime and also to force the italian government to stop exporting weapons to israel. by identifying the commercial cargo belonging to a shipping company of the zionist regime, malaysia prevented it from entering the customs. in response to the crimes committed by the zionist regime in the gaza strip, the prime minister of malaysia announced that no commercial ship belonging to this regime is allowed to dock and unload cargo in malaysian ports. seizure of company containers. it happened that during the detailed operation of the inspection at the customs he w

started from italy, and in the first stage, the participants they will ride the 26 km route from florencerome. this course of competition has a total distance of 3498 km. and held in 21 stages. everybody is ready rider. good night and god bless you. hello, good night. today , no demography, even in southern cities, could show the number of 50 degrees. shahdad was in kerman province , where the maximum number was 49. but we have rain for tomorrow. heavy rain and flooding of canals are good. especially in two provinces in the north , west and east azerbaijan provinces. flooding and water flow in the north of these two it is not unlikely that it will happen tomorrow , an orange warning has been issued, but for ordville province , scattered rain will also occur in gilan province, mazandaran , golestan, and alborz ranges and heights located in the north of tehran province, qezmin, arbar, zanjan, and north of semnan , although scattered rain is not far off. is not. but for those who are in north khorasan province and north khorasan-razavi province , we have rain tomorrow in the afternoon. it is

in local gathering to enjoy tyler florence cafe in the square. new nin tendo store coming soon and international language spoken in the square. but there is so much more i know with we can and really need to achieve. this is why i'm here today to voice my support to mayor london breed's bond measure. serve as a much needing lifeline to insure powell street and union square become hubs for tourist and locals alike. i believe strongly the mayor comprehensive strategy to create lively public space, invigorate store funt and enhance downtown safety attract visor its to support our beautiful neighborhood and provide the asmus fear mall businesses like my deeply depend on. vacant to vibrant to initiative and increased security are crucial for foster community and safety and encouraging people to secure and engage with the city most iconic destination whether they live here, work here or visiting for the first time. these initiatives are not only about economic recovery, also about restoring the soul of the city. powell is always more then a shopping de

it happened around 11:00pm at bodega and florence avenues. a transformer was destroyed in the crash causing parts of sebastopol to be without power for several hours. police also say the driver was going more than 90 miles an hour. the driver suffered some minor injuries from that crash. waymo has been given the ok to expand outside of san francisco soon the autonomous vehicles will be seen roaming around the streets of los angeles and san mateo, the california public utilities commission approved expansion to the peninsula in january. san mateo officials, however, tried to push back but efforts to achieve regulatory power over avs were unsuccessful. supervisor david canepa says he's disappointed in the decision and the county hasn't heard from waymo directly about the plan to roll out the vehicles. >> they don't have to communicate with local localities because they're governed by the pcs. so we need to create a regulatory framework. >> that monitors how these cars are performing. >> what i'm afraid is that if we leave it all to attack. >> a

a 387 foot home run his 3rd of the year and the giants strike first stop florence again.ver feel like you're getting deja vu? he did it again. the exact same distance, 387 feet. 2 home runs in his first 2 at-bats and he's providing all the offense for the giants. rangers would tighten the 5th, but the giants answered in the 6 this time. michael conforto with a man on that's his 8th of the season and it's 4 to 2 san francisco logan webb appreciates the run support. logon, speaking of him, he was sharp tonight, gave up just 2 runs on 5 hits in 7 innings with 6 strikeouts and then walk anybody. that's a terrific outing against a really tough lineup. he got some extra run support of the 9th elliott ramos with the rbi single here. one of his 3 hits on the night. camila. deval would close it out in the bottom half and the giants pick up a nice win in texas. 5 to 2. well, meanwhile, it was another reverse boycott night at the oakland coliseum. chance of sell the team aimed at owner john fisher throughout the night as the a's hosted the toronto blue jays and former teammate chris

in the end, that court in florence reconvicted her again.mentioned, she's not going to spend a day in prison, because she's already served that time when she was initially convicted of murder. certainly, it will come as a major disappointment to amanda knox, she was hoping to return to the united states with a clean slate. frances? >> claudio, thank you. >>> an appeals court in georgia has delayed the trump election interference case until at least october. it's a massive blow to prosecutors. judges agree to hear an appeal on whether fani willis should be dismissed from the case over a romantic relationship with her lead prosecutor. she denies any conflict of interest. but this means the case will not go to trial before the presidential election in november. >>> and in a twist of the law, former president trump's gun license for new york city has been suspended. it follows his felony convictions in the hush money trial. the extent of mr. trump's gun ownership is unclear. he has been under secret service protection for nine years, but records

mother of two returned to italy from seattle to attend a hearing on wednesday, hoping accord in florencee of a slander conviction for falsely accusing the manager of the bar where she worked, patrick lumumba of kercher's murder, sending the innocent man to jail for two weeks. knox wrote on x on monday that she hoped she would finally clear her name of the quote, false charges but it wasn't to be very surprised of the outcome of the decision i i'm amanda is very upset and from the outcome of this here think she was looking to have a final point of all this 17 years now judicial procedure, knox and her former italian boyfriend fairly select sciutto were convicted of kercher's murder in 2009. along with ivory coast native rudy. today knox was an exchange student in italy at the time an appellate court then overturn knox installation shows convictions and knox went home to seattle. >> thank you to everyone who has plagued me who has defended me what are my family? >> but another italian court reinstated the convictions, which were definitively overturned in 2015 by italy's highest court. >>

paul heads to florence to see how tech is revealing a 17th century artwork.nd we're on the stage helping musicians get used to what it feels like to get a standing ovation, or a slow clap. how did it do that? the v&a london, home to 145 galleries of works from across the globe, spanning 5,000 years of art. museums like this are always looking at new ways to engage audiences. one idea here — to see how our brains react to what we're seeing. we often talk about how art makes us feel or what it gets us thinking about. well, today it's time for a way of quantifying that. so we're just going to put this on your head here. 0k. just goes behind your ears. this muse headset, which would more commonly be used as a meditation device, has been repurposed to translate brain activity into a real time 3d visualisation. and this has four eeg sensors. that's right, four sensors that are on your forehead and picking up the electromagnetic activity off your brain. 0k. and what does that mean its going to learn from me? it's going to take this raw data right off your headset. 0

paul heads to florence to see how tech is revealing a 17th century artwork.galleries of works from across the globe, spanning 5,000 years of art.

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what's happening florence? yeah, we've got a little more of that on the way to. we're going to warm things right back up a bit for tomorrow. high pressure starts to take over least for a day before we cool right back down over the weekend. so kind of up and down here the next few days ahead outside right now, we've got some fog. >> that has moved inside the bail, though, overnight tonight. i think a lot of that is going to dissipate erode as we'll see some the dry or begin to mix in the bay. temperatures again taking a hit yesterday. we dropped 20 degrees in some spots. another 13 degrees cooler in the battle. 8 degrees. cooler livermore and 6 degrees cooler in san jose. all that adding up to temperatures now running a set of well above the average to actually below the average today, 58 degrees in san francisco is a cool day. there. 65 in oakland, 77 warm. it's san jose. 77 also live more 78 in concord member yet some triple digits there just 2 days ago. and 73 degrees in santa rosa. onshore. winds continued outside. you see that patchy fog as well. we are going

she kind of dressed as a as a florence nightingale figure at this very particular expression of stageemininity, i think. here's her heran built like a moorish castle. we could call he i suppose you could call her a feminist i's very har to wedge her into boxes like modern nest and modernist because she. she crosses all of these lines. and she's interesting to us because she reflects thesewe've been studying, i mean like terminally. here i claiming through divine inspiration of an run around the m the media as well as well as in the churches. she was aromoter who was rewarded by america's religious marketplace. like all of the evangelical entrepreneurs we'veus the way in which fundamentalists and save. they were rejecting modern learning and worldly sins, but they were not caught. and off from mainstream culture. they were embedded in that culture. was mcpherson an insider or an outsider? well, she was. she was a little of both. all right. let's summarize all of this with three big points about fundamentalist and first, between say 1880 and 1920. fundamen on that framework of common se