the infamous clashes at the genoa g8 in 2001 showed how quickly things can escalate when battles eruptedetween the italian police and anti globalization protestors leaving many injured, and a young man killed. victims like lorenzo guadagnucci, who complained about excessive use of force, still wait for justice. >> lorenzo guadagnucci recalls the fateful night on july 22, 2001, during the g8 summit in genoa. that night, the headquarters of globalization protestors were stormed by police. italian newspapers later reported beatings, and scenes resembling a dictatorship. >> they were relentless. i tried shielding my head with my arms and legs. >> these acts of violence were preceded by days of rioting. angry protestors from all over europe had taken to the streets in genoa and totally overwhelmed the italian police. a 23-year-old italian was shot in the head by a policeman and killed. when police stormed the protestors' headquarters, guadagnucci was so badly beaten that he had to be hospitalized. he suffered multiple burns from a police taser. >> we were trapped. there was no escape. the pol

back in 2001 in genoa this was a g it8s. there. that changed the way in which these summits were held. just the next year, the g8 summit was moved by the canadians to a very isolated part of canada. in the province of alberta. now we're back in. genoa is in a poor city. we're back in another poor city, hamburg, germany. police said today, they were expecting something like 100,000 protesters to turn up on the streets of hamburg. the european police very good at this. across most european countries, they know who they're looking for. they know the kind of groups that maybe prone to violence. all that 100,000, they believe something like 8000 maybe looking to partake in these acts of violence. to combat this, they got something like 20,000 police on the streets to deal with it. they are doing that relatively well. as we saw in genoa back in 2001, these thing can get out of hand. then one protester at least as far as i can remember, was killed. nothing like that so far today. these things can turn quickly. that is why you're seeing so

ao—year—old former italy forward played his last game for roma as a second—half substitute against genoa the season, in may, but had left the door open to playing elsewhere. however, monday's news from the club that he will start work as a director means totti has hung up his boots for good. barcelona's new coach, ernesto valverde, says he is relieved to have star player lionel messi playing on the same team, and not against him. messi has signed a new four—year deal keeping him at the nou camp until 2021, ending speculation that the five—time ballon d'or winner could be tempted to leave. barca will travel to the united states on wednesday for their pre—season tour. translation: it is a feeling of relief to have lionel messi. when you are on the bench as arrival, you are thinking about what you have to do to stop the surge that rises, and sometimes you lack players to stop him. right now what i am trying to get used to is the way he and the tea m get used to is the way he and the team trains. he is a unique player, and his role will be the same one he has had over the past years. he is a

tonight, that is closed between genoa andpies an donna avenues.rt meteorologist erica martin has your most accurate first alert forecast. we had a cooldown today, almost felt like spring but a potential heat wave now on the way this week? >> that's right. coming up, we'll talk about that heat wave. but something more immediately of concern would be this coastal flood advisory issued starting at midnight till 6:00 a.m. for the new jersey shore as well as the delaware shore including cape may, cumberland and ocean keens. we're concerned with wave heights anywhere between 6 to 10 feet. the hours of 1:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. localized flooding including road flooding. now, doppler estimated rainfall totals already for the jersey shore at least for atlantic city it, over 5 inches, cape may over 3 inches for you. so this is a really big concern as far as that coastal flood advisory that has been issued. so once again, we have to talk about flood safety. avoid floodwaters, evacuate if you do see that water rising. turn around, don't drown. that's really my

she slipped him a note at her fake funeral in genoa city. then she gave him my address in louisiana. >> victor: and just like that, he showed up at your door? >> dr. harris: yes, demanding to stay with us. i didn't know what to do. >> victor: are you serious? you just let him in like this? >> dr. harris: kevin assured me he only wanted to be with maggie.

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i am reminded, in having seen a lot of these summits, thinking back to the violence in nice, genoa, againstckdrop of chaos and extreme violence. 15 years ago, these events were really about american power and the projection of american power and america solving the world's problems and that is now clearly no longer the case. power has become diffused and, for all that we focus on trump, for obvious reason, because he's entertaining, a controversial figure, he is not really as powerful necessarily as he thinks or as a lot of americans think. it feels like everyone is nodding around the table. nabila. i do agree very much with what you have just said. i think all the massive violence that we're seeing on the streets of hamburg this weekend, is a perfect metaphor, actually, for international diplomacy, and intense passions have been aroused. the principal responsible, in my opinion, is donald trump's position as the alleged leader of the free world. this is hardly an environment for constructive policy— making. in the past, summits of this kind used to be all about cohesion and indeed problem—

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she's the first friend i made in genoa city.she's talented, and every day she reminds me that music isn't a gift. it's a necessity. so this song's for her. [ applause ] [ guitar playing ] ♪ i've never been the one to trust ♪ ♪ never felt a need to stay ♪ always on the run, chase the sun, no one else ♪ ♪ but you won't let me go ♪ ♪ you won't let me ♪ ♪ even when i've tried ♪ ♪ even when i wanted to ♪ you won't let me give up, give up holding on to you ♪ ♪ every time i fall ♪ you're the voice that carries through ♪ ♪ i'm still learning, learning, learning how to count on you ♪ >> nikki: how did this happen? >> victor: i will never let you down. all i want is to make magic for you. i want you to show this whole town what you're made of. i love you. and i know you love me. ♪ >> nikki: thank you. >> tessa: ♪ even when i've tried ♪ ♪ even when i've wanted to ♪ ♪ you won't let me give up, give up holding on to you ♪ ♪ every time i fall ♪ you're the voice that carries through ♪ ♪ i'm still learning, learning, learning ♪ ♪ how to count o

that really culminated with the g8 summit that summer in genoa, where we saw a lot of violence, rocks and bottles thrown at police, cars flipped over and set on fire. that one really came close to completely getting out of hand. the police did manage to keep a lid on it. that really, neil, changed the approach to these big summits, and they started holding them in smaller places like sea island, georgia. canada held a summit in a place called can -- kanaskis, and now they've got it in a major urban center in hamburg, which is a long history, sometimes violent protests, and that's what we saw out in the streets today. again, let's not lose perspective. the overall majority of people, the number in the tens and thousands have been peacefully gather on the streets to show their displeasure. >> neil: i'm glad you pointed out this happens at the gathering of very rich countries and venues, it is a world bank, imf, the g8, g20, whatever, this is a perfect venue to get protesters out. largely -- >> reporter: you name it, people want to come here and cause trouble. >> neil: all right, thank y

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