francesco, thank you so much.g up on the program, investing in energy has gotten a lot more complicated because of rising political tensions. impact joinsvoir us after the break to sort it all out. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am francine lacqua here in london. it has already revolutionized the u.s. energy market. now fracking is coming to britain. tom gibson reports. >> stretching 2.5 commenters deep, this rig could change britain's landscape in more ways than one. operated by i guess, it is g the shale rock for natural gas. it is not alone. quadriller is on the front too. the former bp ceo. >> shale gas in the u.k. will make a big difference to the u.k. energy picture but it will not prevent the importation of natural gas from other parts of the world. it will reduce the balance of payments or add a new source of growth to the u.k. and produce lots of jobs. >> the shale in northwest england is one area that has caught his eye. fracking sites have also attracted the attention of others. local residents

i'm francesco can a resident of the san francisco second district. i'm here on behalf of leadership group from silicon valley we're in support of the shuttle. as we're 0 heard it provides social benefits like 20 mile vehicle millions and enabling 20 percent of shuttle rides to get rid of cars and are in clear alignment with the policy. as a sf resident i consultant daily and i don't have access to a employer shuttle. i choose to live in san francisco because their quality of life and i'm pride to be a resident such as a in the city i thank you for your attention and time >> didn't go thank you so much four your times i'm leslie miller i'm a golden employee i'm a resident and renter in san francisco. i ask you to support in pilot program thank you >> next speaker. >> i'm from the associations i'm here to speak up for myself we didn't known a meeting, however, i called uppermost of the associations around the city. acquit frankly the shuttle business themselves are not effecting us that much they come in the morning and evening so with the parking we'r

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francesco is right now on trial for charges of manslaughter.ins he did nothing wrong. joining me now from los angeles, georgia and her family survived that costa concordia disaster. she has also written, co-written this book "s.o.s.: spirit of survival." georgia, welcome. >> thank you. >> i would like to just begin, i know that you -- your heart aches. i read that your heart absolutely aches. all of our hearts, of course, ache for the families with loved ones on that ferry. you are angry as well. tell me why. >> i'm angry, because this is what happened when on the costa concordia, when this happened, i was hoping the world would stand up and we would make changes so that something like this would never happen again. we have been fighting for that for two years. we have been working hard. but people around the world need to take a look at this. this is what we didn't want to happen. this should never have happened in korea. should never have happened on the costa concordia, but it did, and we didn't learn from our mistakes. we have to make chang

captain francesco sitino got off the ship with hundreds still on board.o a lifeboat. listen as the coast guard ordered him to return to his ship. [ speaking foreign language ] captain shitino is currently on trial. among the charges he's facing, abandoning ship with passengers on board and causing maritime disaster. we found there isn't any national maritime law that says a captain must stay on a sinking ship. many countries like south korea have their own law or follow the safety of life at sea treaty adopted after the titanic sank. it doesn't require a can't be stay on board but it does say the captain is responsible for the vesselpassengers. that same treaty also says passengers should be allowed to evacuate within 30 minutes. remember, the sewol ferry took more than two hours to sink off south korea. but the passengers were told to stay in place. a warning that may prove to have caused hundreds of lives. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> i want to bring back cargo ship captain jim staples, a marine safety consultant. there's another reason why the old leg

the prime minister chose internal candidates and he toposed francesco as the power producer.2001.st pace the broadest measure of new credit fell 19% from the year earlier. try to rein in a credit hinge and prevent. -- prevent default. moore will return to the bond market. the prime minister is counting on that to sustain growth. here with more is jonathan ferro. >> is one of the biggest jobs in europe. you are managing the debt of a country that is a 2.1 trillion euros and that is huge in a post-war record of debt to gdp. you only have to look at how far the yield have fallen and investors are not putting a lot of weight on the yields. they have half and are invalid above right now. what is interesting is coming from abroad. the debt agency chief and this is what they had to say. >> we have a strong presence of u.s. investors. component european that is the most important one when divided between the eurozone and non-eurozone countries. particularly the u.k. and also .candinavian quite important. >> she sounds optimistic. she is trying to extend it at a time right now. that i

. >> 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

francesco xa teen oh captain of the concordia is standing trial for monies slanslaughter and ab ship.think you can rely on the people onboard and their training but directing the people onbort. >> reporter: this captain trains cadets on a 565 foot long vessel "the empire state." saving lives depends on clear communication from the captain and the crew. >> bottom line, where you find people are amazed how quickly things escalate or how fast a ship could sink. >> reporter: women and children first, was the evacuation order first heard on the sea back in 1952. the kmapd referred to now as the birkinhead drill coming from the captain of the berirkinhead who went under with it and famsly, on "the titanic" where 1,500 passengers perished. so did captain edward smith who nerve every live the supposed unsinkable ship back in south korea if convicted of all charges the captain faces five years to life in prison. he has spoken out saying he didn't direct more passengers off the boat because he was concerned about the temperature, conditions and the fact there weren't rescue boats nearby, fred.

luckily for me the same day i met my fiance ben i met francesco and since we're on a strict budget heve to start with the venue. >> when it comes to venue don't fight the natural beauty. that's what you said. here at the ritz-carlton battery park. if for my wedding in northern michigan we'll let the breathtaking colors of the lake become my backdrop for free. and for the reception, he says keep it simple. don't reinvent the color wheel. add on special plates and linens can cost upwards of $2400. >> you can do it with blue linens. an add-on. >> save money by this is what they offer. we added it up, maybe 300 bucks just right there. >> right there. >> once you get the venue locked in. >> get the floral handled. >> right away. >> when i first called the florist they quoted me almost $10,000. one tip, go with the florist not on the venue's preferred list and could save up to $2500 and also rethink the vases. >> you can save a lot of money per centerpiece if we swapped this out. >> getting rid of this might be 50 bucks per table. take it even further. take these and have them -- >> now tha

, when the "costa concordia" ran aground off the coast of italy. 32 people died, captain frances francesco>> reporter: captain execute tino is currently on trial. among the charges he's facing abandoning a ship with passengers still on board, manslaughter and causing maritime disaster. we did some checking and found there isn't an international maritime law that says that captains should stay on the ship. many countries have their own law. it doesn't require that a captain stay on board but it does say the captain is responsible for the vessel and his passengers. that same treaty also says passengers should be allowed to evacuate within 30 minutes. remember, the sewol ferry took more than two hours to sink off south korea, but the passengers were told to stay in place. a warning that may prove to have cost hundreds of lives. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> coming up in the "newsroom," growing fears north korea may be in the final stages of planning a nuclear test. why many experts are now sounding the alarm. [ female announcer ] crest presents: crest 3d white whitestrips vs. a whitening pen

donetsk region roof notion of the reports of armored vehicles moving into the city of slavyansk rotis francescografters the you told us what the mood like in the area. the city as law school where i am right now is king county police attention a local a governmental building and feel a need to control all of it and to governments all i think we have heard a lot about the need for trees. and also a different services they were saying that they were inside of this he think we have total here we. didn't see anyone anytime resources here right now in the center of the city they are gathering hundreds of people that they just want to make clear that they want to retire and don't they are not going to move. near he they said they want more sovereignty this incidence of a school people across the southeast in reporting some things of vehicles meantime closing in on this city's has some footage has been posted on you tube by residents of the one of the eastern ukrainian times take a look. what a beautiful thing to have across well as you can see locals are stopped that tank allegedly on its way from ki

>> mike francesco. >> what's he doing? what's he doing?st bulb. >> it's not just the mother's job. she did the most difficult thing in bringing the baby into the world, so he's there, he should be. >> absolutely. >> did they lose the two games that he missed? >> yes. >> well, now it's stupid. [ laughter ] >> there's the punch line right there. leave it to billy. >> somebody said hey, by the way, you play for the mets. it's not going to matter. >> you said that. >> oh! >> whoa! >> that was during the commercial break. >> sorry. >> now something they're calling the best -- >> stick around, bill. the best prank ever. it happened in grand rapids, michigan. all you need to know is that one professor there has a rule that if your cell phone rings in class, if you're a student, you've got to answer the call, you've got to put it on speakerphone for the entire class to hear. and in this video, sure enough, one student's phone goes off during class. take a look. >> is this necessary? >> yes. >> this is kevin. >> okay, you might want to -- >> okay.