the first return visit by captain press -- captain francesco skip teeny -- francesco schettini. he is expected to board the now salvaged ship sometime thursday. a reminder of our headlines on live from paris. protecting the integrity of ukraine becomes the main focus for the new authorities in key have -- in kiev. leader,sed ukrainian viktor yanukovych, is supposed to have sought asylum in russia and have had -- and have had his request granted. in a statement thursday, he said he is still ukraine's president. israel is accused of using reckless violence in the west bank. that is according to amnesty international. israel says they are responding to an upsurge in violence. time for our special series on farming. france's biggest agricultural fair is taking place in paris. today, we take you to an agricultural school and we discover the giant african snail. >> hello. welcome to our special edition from the paris agricultural fair. we will take a closer look at what it takes to become a farmer. youngsters have to learn their trade in specialized schools. the sun is up in the flock

francesco schettino faces 20 years in prison. charged with abandoning ship. residents who have been faced with the reminder of the tragedy for two years are divided over his return. >> there's no sense for him to come here and cry in front of the ship, when all this happened basically he took a cab to go back to his hotel when everyone was running around looking for the parents, the children. >> translation: in any case, guilty or not, and in whatever way, anyone can make a mistake, and especially it could happen to others, who could give you the blame. >> 32 people were killed when the costa concordia hit rocks and capsized. more than 4,000 people were on board, meaning a long list of witnesses and the trial expected to last several more months. >> the salvage operation of the 114- tonne ship continues, workers hope to refloat and toe the ship away. >> a satellite flying through space is designed to improve weather predictions. n.a.s.a. and the weather agency launched the satellite. it creates 3d models of developing storms, sending them back to earth. >> th

deny their shuffling things around like they do every year or so, so our new city attorney been francesco can i don't see here today but hopefully, she'll attend in the near future so you'll welcome her. we use the city attorney has sparely as possible but she has experience with the board of appeals so that's important. i think she'll be a great asset she worked with us on the america's cup appeal the hearing on late night transportation i brought up previously that was called by supervisor wiener. i have a file number now if you want it was just the request for hearing. it will be at land use on march 24th to until that agenda is finally published it can be changed and it's for the mta and bart and ac transit and all the transportation network company from the taxi industry. i know we had spoken about having a hearing here and implicit that's at your pleasure but i'll ask the commission to wait until that hearing is done to see what issues come up at this point, because i've asked supervisor wiener's office to be at the beginning the discussion so i hope to continue to talk about whatev

. >> francesco schettino was swamped by the media as he returned to the ship that he captained to tragedyter spending four hours on board he had an answer. >> translation: those plea bargained admitting blame. i'm here, undergoing trial, so before you say the guilty one, the person responsibility, i'm doing this. >> investigators inspected an emergency generator which allegedly didn't work the night of the shipwreck. francesco schettino's lawyers demanded he join them. >> he has been charged with endangering ship, environmental damage and manslaughter. he's been faced with the daily reminder of the tragedy. >> there's no sense for him to come and cry in front of the ship when all this happened he was - he took a cab back to his hotel when everyone was running around looking for, i don't know, the parents, children. >> in any case, guilty or not, and in whatever way, anyone can make a make and give you the blame. >> 32 were killed when the costa concordia hit rocks and capsized off the ghost of giglio island. 44,000 people were on board. there was a long list of witnesses at the trial. exp

pope francis signed his name, francesco, on the gas tank. the motorcycle was then donated to a charity organization in rome. the organizer says more than 30 bidders have applied to take part in the auction. the charity will use the proceeds to renovate a soup kitchen and a hostile for the homeless. >>> that's "newsline." i'm gene otani in tokyo. thanks so much for joining us. until next time, good-bye. >> here are the headlines. controversial amendments to internet law approved in turkey. the opposition has slammed it as censorship. the winter olympics in sochi are the most expensive ever, but for many of the locals have yet to see any benefits. of france crushes three tons illegal ivory. it is the first stockpile description of the band elephant tusks in europe -- of the banned elephant tusks in europe.

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francesco is an attorney hired by amanda's family. he says there was enough to make her a suspect. >> translator: the famous behavior of amanda knox cannot be justifiable to the way normal people behave. >> in this video amanda and her boyfriend comfort each other outside the house, but at the police station witnesses say they laugh and made faces, heightening suspicions about them. to amanda knox and rafaeli, the police station would become all too familiar over the coming days. her father curt recalls the week after the grizzly discovery. >> between the time they actually found meredith and when amanda was arrested, there was roughly a 90-hour timeframe in a ballpark of the numbers there. during that time, amanda was in the police station being questioned for, i believe it was 52 hours. >> as the days passed, the interrogations became longer and more intense. without a lawyer, amanda continued to talk to the police. a decision her mother regrets to this day. >> would've, could've, should've. i should have insisted that she leave the

francesco, theis cohead of market research at goldman sachs. great to have you with us this morning. a lot to get through. the first vote. he has got another vote of confidence today. what did he need to do in the first 100 days to affect change in the italian economy? what did he need to do? >> italy has a shrinking labor force. thateds to basically boost conductivity for the years to come. how does he do that? there are two main elements. one is to reform the state, the government, the civic justice, the speed at which the country that is something i would think parliament could do. it has a low social impact because it is mostly in the functioning of the public administration. the other stuff relates to reforming the labor market, and that will have a deeper social and location, and to be affordable it will require cutting of expanding, and that this choice. >> that's a tough one to make and to affect. if i am to think in terms of time, am i looking at a year of transition, a month of transition if he gets some of the legislation through? pr

it features the pontiff's signature, francesco, and is expected to fetch $16,000 to $20,000.he pope has not ridden the bike himself. the proceeds will go to charity. but stay with us. another check of the market movers is on the other side of the break. "bottom line" returns in just a moment. ♪ >> this reminder, there are multiple ways to watch bloomberg television, on the web at bloomberg.com, on your mobile device, and awful -- also at apple tv. it for this edition of "bottom line" on bloomberg television. i'm mark crumpton in new york. i will see you next. -- i will see you tomorrow. on the market for julie hyman is next. >> it is 56 past the hour. that means bloomberg tv is on the markets. i'm julie hyman. a little more than an hour before the closing bell. we've had a bit of a downward bias today, but not a big one with a doubt john -- just off about seven points this hour. of what we are seeing around the world, because that has been such an influence recently on u.s. stocks, then imax has fallen again eight percent so far this year -- the msci has fallen eight percent

the former captain of the costa concordia boarded the ship. 32 people were killed and the captain francesco skatino is charged with abandoning his passengers. >>> hundreds of thousands of screen shots taken by yahoo users webcams. the report says intercepted images from video chats between 1 to 8 million yahoo users in 2008. the program code named optic nerve is reportedly still active. it has collected thousands of photos, many of them x-rated. yahoo says it was not aware of the spying and does not condone it. in south sudan, internal fighting has torn the country apart, anna cavell reports on the appalling abuses found there. >> just a week ago, this church was a place of san sanctuary. it is occupied by rebel fighters now and it was only safe to visit in the presence of u.n. peace keepers. these women are running away because they say the rebels broke into the church the previous night and raped and abducted young girls. >> they started abducting young girls, they were raping 81 children some as young as 10. >>> the control of malacao has changed five times. with each assault there has b

. >> the the the francesco was swamped by the media as he returned to the ship he captained to tragedybut after spending four hours onboard, accompanying experts as they dairied out a court order he had an answer. >> there are those that have already plea bargained i am here today, and undergoing trial, so before the you say the guilty one, or the person responsibility, i am doing this. investigates were expecting an emergency generator the that was meant to power generators and which didn't work the night of the ship wreck. his lawyers had demanded he be allowed to join them. >> he faced up to 20 years in prison, charged with abandons ship, causing environmental the damage the and manslaughter. resident who is have been faced with this daily reminder of the the tragedy for more than two years are divided over his return. >> the therefore, there's no sense for him to come here, in the front of the ship, when all this happened he was basically -- he took the a cab to go back to his hotel, when everybody was running around looking for the parents, their children. >> in whatever way, anyb

. >> reporter: captain francesco sketino is there.ted experts have been sent out to examine evidence in connection with the captain's manslaughter trial which has been unfolding on the mainland for some months now. on the night of the disaster, the captain is accused of having abandoned his ship when hundreds of passengers were aboard. a coast guard commander again and again ordered the captain to get back on the ship. then he refused. but now at least as you watch the captain is at least making his return journey to the costa concordia. that will take him into the flank of the wreck that we would expect him to go up to the bridge area. his command post that he last saw amid the chaos of the cinquing on that tragic when more than 30 people died in the waters around him. >> alan johnston there alongside the wreck of the costa concordia. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, a film that examines love and betrayal in israel and the palestinian territories. but after a day spent in the caribbean exploring mayan ruins and playing pirate

francesco from goldman sachs is the head of macro research for goldman sachs.o discuss. what is happening in italy? how do you take all of the information that is happening in italy? how you begin to understand it? what does it do to markets? what is it due to your investments? >> eight years ago. ask about it relative to spain? and the juxtaposition to china? what is going on currently? and this pullback to the real economy or two developers? >> we will keep an eye on the markets. a big finish just today. equities.t u.s. a record high yesterday. paper is in play. >> thank you. on the move and 14 minutes. >> thank you very much. jonathan is here with a look at the macro. picking up on the conversation on where we have been with equities and where we are heading. of 1999. the s&p 500 hit a record high, coming back little bit toward the end. there are missing forecasts. look, if this is the weaker economy, is it that way because of the weather or bad forecasting? no one knows right now for sure did there are concerns about china as well. are these highs justified

. >> narrator: francesco, a former seminarian, says he had a relationship with a priest who has since risen to a high position in the vatican. >> (translated): he kept telling me that he was giving me his body, but his soul belonged to the church, to god. the reasoning goes, "i'm a priest, but i have this need. i'll satisfy it and then go back to being a priest." it's a bit like vestments. i wear them, i'm a priest. i take them off, and i'm just like anyone else. >> unless you spend some time inside this kind of culture, it's very hard to believe that it could be like this. one of the biggest problems in the whole hierarchical structure, the clerical structure, is this hypocritical presence of so many homosexuals, gay men. many of them would not even classify themselves as gay men because they're so conflicted. >> narrator: the benedict doctrine on homosexuality was deeply hurtful to those in the vatican who were trying to lead celibate lives. >> i cannot understand this schizophrenic attitude of the hierarchy against gay when a lot of priests are gay. that's something that i cannot u