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

yesterday, a rocket carrying the iconic number 10 shirt, from his final game against genoa, was successfullyed 307 goals for roma after making his debut. he'll now become a director at the italian club. also coming up on tonight's sportsday. .. coming up, a eurostar homecoming for british athletes after their holding camp. world championships about to begin andi camp. world championships about to begin and i will speak to an olympic medallist. now this man has undoubtedly been one of the stars of the sporting summer so far — british swimmer adam peaty, winner of two golds, one silver and an astonishing world record at last week's world championships. he popped in to see us earlier to tell katharine downes the secret of his success. iam i am delighted to say i am joined by the olympic champion and five—time world champion, double world record holder, adam peaty, fresh from his success at the world championships. thanks for coming in. i heard you have not watched your 50 metres race back since budapest. we will give you a chance to do that and talk us through it. 25 seconds of action, so you h

what brings you to genoa city? >> tessa: [ sighs ] [ cellphone buzzes ]

today, panther road remains blocked off between genoa and if he zen see avenue. >> now we got to go aroundi got farm on the other side over there. luckily my other farm butts up against the back so we can go around it. >> reporter: vineland mayor told me on the phone that the area took in tremendous rain. more than six and a half inches and so fast the ground couldn't absorb it. he says, crews worked till 2:00 a.m. saturday morning to secure the road which was already on a list of repairs including its underground infrastructure. rick is the city attorney. he also lives near the intersection where the road is now blocked off. >> i guess the size of the pipe was not large in you enough for it was clogged, and so the water was not running underneath the road and started running on top of the road. filled up and ultimately like a stream wash out the road. >> reporter: he hopes the city can do something and fast. because he says in his business time is money. >> take us longer to get to the farm. longer to haul the produce back. just a very very epp convenience for everybody. >> reporter: the

bent the xo mars project design authority and carlos holds a degree in physics from the university of genoa. he has specialized in control systems and digital electronics and system engineering and is currently the design authority of the robotics exploration product line and head of the systems engineering managers of space for italy science and exploration activities. carlo. [applause] how we have organized the panel today is i will provide a broad overview of some of the activities going to mars relative to the science and then each of our panel members will talk about an individual aspects of the international program and developing a mars. this is of course a truly exciting time and mars, for many years was that mostly us and russian state agency endeavor and what we have seen happening over the last several years is not only new additions to mars with the indian space research organization but new plans that will make this decade really exciting from an international perspective. mars, today, our science mission has shown in this overview and what the plans are and we have a significa

carlo hold a degree in physics from the university of genoa. he specialized, he is the design authority of the robotics exploration product line and head, and science and exploration activities. [applause] how we have organized, will provide a broad overview of activities relative to the science the rest. and the international program that is developing, this is an exciting time, mars for many years, and what we have seen over the last several years, and the indian space research organizations mission but new plans that will make this decade really exciting from an international perspective. mars today, our science missions have shown in this overview what the plans are, a significant number of orbiters, the mars odyssey mission from nasa, the mars express, nasa's mars reconnaissance orbiter. maven orbiter. is row's mob orbiter. on the surface we have two rovers operating quite well, what is opportunity, and and sitting in gail crater. it landed in 2012, continuing to make some spectacular measurements heading up mount sharp. in 2018 in may of