museum that dates to the late 19th century, 1970s that was created by the jewelers family jewelers in he rome. now this is just to show you that coins have long been used in jewelers for many centuries it was really bully that revived them in the 20 sit up. they range in ancient coins with the greek coins that dates to the fourth century b.c. to the wonderful broach dating to the 1970s set with a rare american dollar dating to 1926. so the range is extremely broad. possibly one of my favorite is this rather extreme example it is a incredibly large ca is a what it's a hundred and 40 centimeters long and weighs two pound and is set with 15 comes in and they're all british coins. silver british coins with the heads of the heads of state starting with henry the eight and finishing with johnson the third. so it's like a history lesson of british history. it was bought by a very extravagance clerk for his wife barney baron richie and it has a italian descendent. here's him and his wife at acting pock. now as this particular one divides into 3 sections. you can wear it as a short necklace as a choke

he is. >> six months -- >> good morning from rome.orld has a new pope. >> a new pope in the form of the white smoke rising from the chimney of the sistine channel. >> exactly six months since cardinal stepped on to the balcony of st. peter's basilica in rome with the announcement of a new pope. >> he looked scared. he looked forbidden. my first thought was, we are going to have someone who will stand there and preside and we have to bow down in front of him. >> the department chair at keen university in new jersey. >> if you looked very closely, it is as if his eyes began to blink very rapidly behind those glasses, as if he came into the moment. this is what christians call, grace. >> translator: let us pray in silence, your prayer to me. >> then he did something very traditional. which is he said, i ask for your prayers. but then he bowed. he made a physical act of humility to the people. and in that moment, i think he bound himself to the people. i think people said, wow, we need him. he needs us. we're in this together. >> in addit

he can find plenty of supporters in rome who blame the president for the failures in government. >> people would be nationally disposed to exposing him on partisan grounds and vehemently opposed to the affordable healthcare is what unified the tea party in the early days. >> reporter: there is a lack of confidence in a washington but specifically the president of the united states. his opponent, mitt romney won this region by more than 73% of the popular vote. now the problem plagued roll out on the affordable care website and the partisan bickering that led to a partial shutdown of the federal government are adding to earlier disfaction contributing to the sinking approval ratings of president barack obama. >> i think it has hurt him tremendouscally. >> reporter: charlene has been an independent pharmacist in rome for over 30 years. she thinks obama's policies are anti-small business. and with the affordable care act it will just get worse. >> this is not preferred, which is going to cost our customers more copay if they trade with us. >> reporter: in the local barbershop the hope is gone

fraud a larger than life billionaires lead the country for most of the past two decades he addressed his supporters in rome before the vote saying it was a day of mourning for at least democracy before being removed from parliament rather bigger move from parliament means the seventy seven year old is now stripped of political immunity and could now be arrested on criminal charges we bring you more details as we get them. there's an eastern european economic get together starting on thursday but there's one country in the wings having trouble making up its mind he crane is seeing days of violence and protests demanding that their president signs closer ties with the e.u. even though he knows being hasty could be costly. protesters still continue in kiev they lost it overnight despite temperatures dropping well below zero and right now several thousand people are besieging the government building in central kiev and there's been a warning coming from the authorities for the general public to abstain from any kind of provocations because they had information that some provocative groups were preparing some r

foreign minister, the head of the delegation, has canceled the short jaunt that he was supposed to take today over to rome for talks, and he was staying here because they're holding a series of bilateral meetings with the europeans, the chinese, and the americans. the foreign minister sitting down with the secretary of state, and it does appear that some developments are happening in geneva. >> how are they going to get around the hard liners, which is israel, that says that military strikes may be needed if iran continues down it's current path? >> yeah, whatever happens here in geneva, they will have to go back to their respective nations to through to sell it. and that includes selling it to the hardliners. there are obviously hardliners in the government and on the streets. and the massive protest on november 4th outside of the embassy there. and before the talks began, the u.s. delegation held a background briefing and they said that further sanctions have been imposed by congress will not be pushed through because they say that the iranians are here, already here because of the sanctions that exist

. >> in the foot hills rome is home to conservative rub can tom grace. he voted to continue the government shutdown. he finds plenty of supporters in rome who blame the president. >> there'll be people who will be disposed to opposing him. and people opposed to the affordable care act. it helped to energise the tea party. >> here in rome there is a lack of confidence in washington. specifically with the president of the united states. that is not really surprising. back in 2012, his opponent, mitt romney won the region by more that 73% of the popular vote. the problem-plagued roll out of the affordable care act website and the bickering that led to a shutdown of the government adds to dissatisfaction, contributing to singing ratings of president obama. >> i think it hurt him tremendously. >> charlene has been an independent pharmacist in rome for 30 years. she thinks barack obama's policies are anti-small business. with the affordable care act it will get worse. >> independent pharmacies are not a preferred pharmacy, which will cost our customers more if th

he is vowing, and this won't be surprising to you, to continue to leading the country. barnaby phillips is in romeand he tells us what is next for berlusconi. >> reporter: he is on the sidelines of politics. he lost that directly to political power which he has enjoyed for two decades here in industry italy. i havitaly. he remains a very wealthy man, and that gives him influence. remember he controls a media empire. he has television stations, newspapers to project his point of views. his own section will remain loyal to him. within with the last half hour or so he has been telling supporters that this is a bad day, a leak day for italian democracy as far as he is concerned but he'll carry on fighting. he has been the dominant figure from 1993-on wards. i think the bravado that you heard today. despite the enthusiastic reception which he got from his supporters here in the center of rome, there is a section that we are nearing an end of an era. i know it's dangerous to say that in relation to berlusconi. the loyal power is ebbing away from him. >> new chance in technology. a virtual where a scalpe

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. >> reporter: in the foothills, rome is home to conservative republican congressman tom graves. hes one of the architects of the legislation to repeal obamacare, and voted to continue the government shutdown. he can find plenty of supporters in rome who blame the president for the failures of government. >> there are people who are vehemently opposed to the affordable care act. that's one of the things that helped to energize the tea party in its early days. >> reporter: here in rome there is an overall lack of confidence in the government, but specifically for the president of the united states. now the problem plagued rollout of the affordable care act website and the partisan bickering are adding to earlier dissatisfaction, contributing to the sinking approval ratings for president barack obama. >> i think it has hurt him tremendously. >> charlene has been an independent pharmacist in rome for over 30 years. she thinks obama's policies are anti-small business, and with the affordable care act it will just get worse. >> independent pharmacies are not the preferred pharmacy, which

. >> rome is home to conservative republican tom graves, one of the architects who wish to repeal obamacare. he can find plenty of supporters in rome who blame the president for the problems. >> there'll be people who will oppose him on partisan grounds and the obamacare. it helps to generate the tea party. >> here there's a lack of confidence in washington. specifically with the president of the united states. that is not really surprising. back in 2012, his opponent, mitt romney won this region by more than 73% of the popular vote. the problem-plagued roll out of the affordable care act and a bickering that let to a shutdown of the government is adding to dissatisfaction, contributing to sinking ratings for barack obama. >> it has hurt him. >> charl lean has been an independent pharmacist in rome. she thinks barack obama's policies are anti-small business and with the affordable care act act it will get worse. >> our customers were have to pay more. >> in the local barber shop the hope was gone. >> when he was elected he had an opportunity, as a black man, being the first black president of t

rome. and then, gloriously, he came home on christmas eve. that christmas we were seven.wo sons-in-law and a new baby. unspoken was the thought that one would not be with us. it was a fragile happiness, like some lovely bubble. i think the room must have sensed it, for it was never prettier. it was our first christmas in the white house, a moment to catch and hold. it served to underscore my feeling that this house is only on loan to its tenants. we are temporary occupants linked to a continuity of presidents who have come before us and who will succeed us. for only a brief time we serve as the extension of 200 million people holding that trust, working to fulfill it. >> the man who sits in his chair sits in the chair that has been occupied by less than 40 men. it long history of this great republic. he is selected by the votes of the majority of the citizens of this republic. he must execute the philosophy and the policies of the people of this nation, regardless of his own personal feelings from time to time. he is the executor of the will of the people of this nation a

that association agreement however on friday the president of the european council on and on rome police said he's hopeful that the deal can be revisited at the lake today qb knew his position remains clear. to top off signing the most ambitious agreement the european you in as ever all for two with a non member state. he still on the table inside the eu insisted the offer is still on the table however midfielder tiago has already rejected president thinks i'm gonna call of its maintaining that the scale of the financial deal on offer from brussels was no avenue for his country right now saying he left his country feeling really hate to tell congress call them under the heat came face to face with the unique is that i've had since taken the very first time since the award decision now than before. you can just about make them out on tape saying it but if you signed the agreement insisting on a covert under marcos as we expected more tweaking the european union in this case no chemical which justifies his decision to moscow by saying the economic situation in ukraine is very difficult when facing s

he can find plenty of supporters in rome who blame the president for failures in government. >> there are people who would be naturally disposed to opposing him and it's one of the things that help to energy the tea party in its early days. >> reporter: here in rome there is an overall lack of confident in washington. specifically with the president of the united states. but that is not really surprising. back in 2012 his opponent mitt romney won this region by more than 73% of the popular vote. now the it plays out on the affordable healthcare website. >> i think it has hurt him tremendously. >> reporter: charlene has been an superintendent pharmacist in rome for over 30 years. she thinks obama's policies are anti-small business and with the affordable healthcare act it will just get worse. >> being of first black president of the united states that he can actually make some changes. >> reporter: retired factory worker roy hudson supports the president. for him the anti-obama trend is about something else. >> i think they're really, since the day he went into office because he's an a

and he was fighting for what he considered to be his country and his people but there came a point where the war was over where rome's on and that he. got together and made an agreement my understanding was that that point with arms on said any terrorists in my country will either leave or be killed and i and my people will be the first to kill them because we do not believe in terrorism we do not believe in anything like that anymore so. keeping that in mind you know we have to understand that life changes in regimes change even in american even in big you know first world you know countries life politics the way people think the way people do things completely change i thought the romans and was a great example of how it should be where at one time somebody somebodies enemy and they become our friends and they become our allies and if you look at grazia which was leveled was it seventy years ago. and you look at it now it is thriving flourishing clean wonderful islamic city where there seems to be complete peace and order that's a good example and that's an example that everyone should look at rather than what did

rome expressed shock. cardinal spellman said he is saying rosary for president kennedy now. irving r levine, nbc news, rome. >> there is the first overseas point. we've have called in to bring your reaction after the assassination of president kennedy. >> let me interrupt you. >> he was traveling with the president at the time the assassination took place. >> i wanted to tell you you are going on the air. why don't you make to report direct, bob? go right ahead. >> we can have pictures in about 15 minutes. >> i see, bob. >> the doctors who attended president kennedy have just reported his condition. dr. -- a moment. dr. -- the chief attending surgeon at the hospital, dr. malcolm parry, said the present was in critical condition -- said the president was in critical condition from wounds from the neck and head. it is possible they were caused by the same bullet. i can tell you what the doctor said. they attempted resuscitation. dr. clark was called in and several other doctors. they arrived. the president's addition to not allow any resuscitation. he was critically ill and nea

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prospered radical and it allowed him to open in 15 years two more shops in rome and a number of subsidies in italy naturally he i can see many of them listed around 1905. now after his death in 1932, the fact that he was skoekd by his two sons when you can see pictured here at the back jury box i don't the first boy was a great jeweler connoisseur and the second to publish the italy silver and jeweler to make his marks. at the beginning of the 1970s of third generations of bully took over the company by johnson i don't see 3 sons you again see here. johnny the latter he would lay off leave the company in 1987. now from 198 had the envelope of the 3 brothers francis the young gentleman in the center became the ceo of the company acting as president and developing. it's franciss pride not only in having lead bully to become a world luxury contraband by to have long been born one hundred years to the day part of emphasis grandfather's of the founder of bully. in 2011 bully became part of the luxury group. nonetheless they continue to be active within the group. carl and the other son continue as president and vic

is more about italy's billionaire politician who says he is a victim of persecution by a convicted political establishment. we will go live to rome. first, this report. >> is this the end for silvio berlusconi? not as far as he's concerned. the 77-year-old hasn't given up yet. he told supporters he would seek a fresh mandate at the next elections. >> this is a bitter day. and a day of mourning for democracy. but i will keep on fighting and start a new election campaign, a campaign for freedom. >> it is vintage berlusconi. it thrilled his supporters. but a term will be that easy. now that he has been expelled from the senate, he lost his immunity. his conviction for tax fraud means he is banned from holding political office for the next six years, and he paces further investigation and the possibility of further trials. senate -- the senate president announced berlusconi's expulsion. that followed an intense and passionate debate between berlusconi's opponents and supporters in the senate. berlusconi is out of parliament for the time being. the potential for him to disrupt the running of government has at the very least been dimin

he can find plenty of supporters in rome who blame the president for the failures of government. >> thereould be people disposed to opposing him on purely partisan grounds and people are vehemently opposed to the affordable care act. it's one of the things that energid thenergized the tea pare early days. >> reporter: over here is lack of confidence specifically in the president of the united states. that's not surprising. back in 2012, his opponent mitt romney won this region by more than 73% of the popular vote. now the problem plagued rollout of the affordable healthcare website and the partisan bickering that led to a partial shutdown of the federal government are add to go earlier disfaction, contributing to the continuing disapproval ratings for president obama. >> i think it has helped him tremendously. >> reporter: charlene has been an independent pharmacist in rome for over 30 years. she thinks that obama's policies are anti-small business and with the affordable healthcare act is will just getters. >> independent pharmacies are not a preferred pharmacy, which will cost our custo

stripped and to have political immunity and could be arrested on criminal charges he can offer us the details from rome. was quite an emotional vote at the senate and the comments that we've been getting from mr berlusconi and his supporters are frankly just as emotional as they've deemed his political rivals as the firing squad they've been saying that this is a day of mourning for italian democracy and that this was a political assassination but mr berlusconi himself is saying that he's not planning to back down he's not planning to go underground and wants to stay with his supporters you know his rivals on the other hand are celebrating comparing the former prime minister with the. the chicago gangster who for years managed to avoid prosecution but then was finally jailed for tax evasion and they're also reminding that since mr berlusconi was convicted of tax fraud under italian law he's banned from politics for the next six years now all of this is happening amid some serious problems with the italian economy the current government hasn't really been very successful in dealing with them they've bar

i'm going back 865 years and there was an archbishop in ireland called father morgair and he later went to romeint and became known as saint malachy. well, while he was there he got this vision from god and he started mentioning how many popes there would be from celestine ii and there had already been 152t that point so he started over again recounting. and celestine ii was the first and 113 would be the pope that rules ateddon and christ's return. what? we'll be seeing that all next week. that's how near e coming of the lord is because the bible teaches that when armageddon starts, and that of course is found in revelation 16:16 and it's described in revelation 9:14-18, the most horrendous war in history, christ comes to put a stop to the battle of armageddon, revelation 11:18, and he sets up his glorious kingdom for a thousand years, revelation 20:4. then he's recommissioned in i corintan4-28nd a his kingdom remains here on earth forever and forever, and that's revelation 11:15, the kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our god and his christ, and he shall reign forever and forev

he spent two days, saw 1,300 faces in rome or right outside where they were shooting and he finally picked one. in the scene in the movie, it's a roman censure i don't know who rides up and ben-hur on his way to the chain gang is stopping at a well for water. the centurion hates him. he cracks his whip. a man bends down and starts helping heston get a drink of water with a goblet and kind of washing his face a little bit and the centurion crack it is whip again. and he said "i said no water for him!" and he gets the thing back again and the man stands up and turns around and william wyler wanted to cast an actor who could show he just looked into the face of god. because it's jesus christ that gifts him the water. and that's movie making. that's what i came for. and wyler -- no wonder he's as good as he was. that wonderful part -- half my career has just been sitting at the feet of a lot of people. when we did that championship season we had stacy, we had myself, paul sorvino and jason miller who wrote it. we just sat at mitchum's feet. how can you not listen to this guy? and when i think