that famous italian at tenor and. singer and also pop singer is it true is it true that you're a great fan. of rock rock'n'roll hard rock music i like i don't know really if you see that i like. it and i would really like you to rock music or when i was younger i used to love all bands like you two and simple minds was my period in all eight years and i think when the music is beautiful in a musical score the ever every kind of music or music can be nice but but still you do listen to both i mean to to to to classical music to rock music i mean listening to good music what about what about the tendency that that people are not listening to good music this is the sometimes not such thing as good music there's formats people are listening to to to to trendy music rather than the radio and i don't know i cannot decide which is the good music for me my favorite music is classic i still if i listen to a great. musician what about the kids what about the kids in italy are you the only needle is in italy is really crazy is n

italians are like oprah junkies no no not anymore. that isn't important maybe the most important with france and russia and germany the most important. news equal country about that we don't have an absolutely good school music education now. when we say about classical and pop. what makes music pop popular like a member of the to raise something else won't say when it was composing was pop. because verdi was took it would be months or it was more most of it was very pop now classical music is b.p. is now b. and b. p. and close so to make something like like under bush i like the early deeds something like. a little bit me a can. made a little bit more pulpy something it is illegal to be classy this is incredible listen very was part margaret was part of the eagles were part of those well rock but pop just because beatles didn't have any musical education at all at first but you know if you if you look at the songs the rounds the music is is is pretty complicated to me because these are there's a something he does here i show very con

and see what about what about italian football on the world cup and. what happens. i think it was everything about football someone. maybe did it the guys i was there almost the same. day ones that work out for you or yes it. is normal you have to change. to be competitive every every four years you know maybe they should have taken more plays from c.n.n. . by some says my son is a fan of juventus and he says they should have taken more people from japan. was busy there was a very bad. scene and i say every everything is changing in their lives so maybe italian team has to change there to renew with the younger yeah good food but but there anyway we should good luck with. russia is not. good football but not shows as good as you know not as good as italy while in opera russia sometimes maybe even better than italy so so i think both. they have to. be. you know but i in classical music you know so so it means you don't really have to have warm skies and blue blue seas and no no no no no no no you have good ideas and all that but is this is not important there is no o

focus on less we have our universities have departments that teach italians. italian and russian but in order to provide for more extensive contacts to understand each other's cultures better. and each other's everyday lives it's very important for the young to learn languages. and with all respect we have for the english language i don't think we should restrict ourselves to that we all try to learn english. but it would be good if we try learning other european languages. and russian as well but so if this year sees a rise in interest towards the languages that would be great i'd like that to have a good evening. for president medvedev. previously you said it was a telling companies to participate in a little. by the russian economy partnership which i like to ask. about a partner is not already working on the russian market like russian knowledge is for irish lot of the laws. and other companies. i mean ties which already exist think they can be as deep and fathering and a question or two mr berlusconi talking about the internalization. of tally and progres

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and italian businessmen are confronted with it in. both of us have a repeated corner and i told the president about it. and the caller asked to be liberally a revolution i used. as a result to call forth. a dark new rules that would allow for example for those who want to start up their business not to get. not to have to get lots of permissions to do so. so the procedure will become much easier and business will have a chance to start other businesses as than to undergo all the controlled procedures and to get recommendations from a certain officials. there is a better business complies with the existing rules that's one of the mechanisms which can be launched. and by this means we can overcome bureaucracy. which we should try. simply why many processes. and to help companies. build their business and work on the russian market. and so shocking image well we must do our best to simplify the red tape. preventing the business businesses to develop. what about you i'll going to be the leader of this process oh yes i think that. we hold.

he was appointed as pastor to the italian people in san francisco. two can he canadian canadians later an -- two decades later an italian came and established the first chinese commission. st. peters and paul is now the italian and chinese national parish. >> the more things change the more they remain the same. >> yes. >> history, i was kidding you i said i didn't want to mention the word history because people nod off or turn away but i think history is such a rich topic, and so alive today. when you are a historian tell me why we should look back. >> it is interesting because my experience has been the older people get the more they appreciate history. younger people don't seem to have as much concern for history. i think it is really important in times of trouble during this recession during the various problems in recent years because it lifts you out of the present. a professor of mine said it frees us from the tier knee of the present. when we look back at the church in earlier days we can see it wasn't perfect they had challenge, difficulties

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corner me current biggest headache of the russian president berlusconi is sad to hear italian businesses would eagerly do that but the biggest obstacle so far has been chrissy. correspondent catherine approach over reporting from milan president videos visit to the city. people in india is hard to reach areas struggle to get proper medical care but now the country's government and international aid organizations have come up with a water based solution cut in singapore. wellcome to water world this is the mighty brahmaputra river originating in debate it enters india and flows on into bangladesh it's the peak of the rainy season and here in the state over sam in northeast india. by boat for those living in remote villages it can take three or four days to reach some of the island's. many villages we can go on when the rainy season it's more difficult to get to them during the dry season we have two to seven kilometers this could take two hours we can't carry all our medical equipment such a long distance one hundred thousand people live in the district of nobody but there is only one fun

as far as ways to beat the heat goes on italian boris have certainly adopted a fairly novel approach but the spite their robinson crusoe esque existence they still can't live without some of the creature comforts they go hand in hand with city living and there's good use of we have to t.v. sets two radios and a notebook but no internet at my house in moscow a six minute ride from here the retired pair have just about all they could need on their thirty meter wide island getaway and if there's anything they want it's only a short trip to the nearest shop once a take in the boat right to the shore of course heading for some alfresco sleep isn't a new thing for muscovites in the past before the invention of air conditioning many people would sleep in the courtyards of apartment buildings to try and get some respite from the times oppressive heat not many will be willing to go to the same length as boston on the tolly but with temperatures still around the thirty's more people will be looking for ways to stay cool this summer peacher all of the party. but the ruling by the international

twelve billion dollars but with that it turned to berlusconi for a helping hand he said he wanted italian businesses to help more than as russia. the corner me current biggest headache of the russian president berlusconi is sad to hear italian businesses would eagerly do that but the biggest obstacle so far has been ratty baroque crissy. over reporting from force about president but his visit to the city. from a learned who in the next people there in some of the countries hard to reach areas struggled to get proper medical care but the country's government and international aid organizations have no come up with a water based solution to the problem not his current seeing joined on a health mission. well come to water world this is the mighty brahmaputra river originating in tippett it enters india and flows on into bangladesh it's the peak of the rainy season and here in the state of assam in northeast india health care arrives by boat for those living in remote villages it can take three or four days to reach some of the islands. many villages we can go on when the rainy season it's mo

has been followed in the talks in the italian city. well it's really hard here in milan the atmosphere of the meeting was warm as well but a new school and he started opening opened the press conference with the words let's together greet our dear friend dmitri medvedev who is back well indeed relations between the two and russia could be described as a privileged relationship and it seems that very of has taken the lead from his predecessor vladimir putin to treat berlusconi not just as a partner but as a true friend and is the third time the two have much in the last eight months the last time their match was during the g. eight and g. twenty summits today they discussed the outcome of those gatherings seem particular such international issues as the iranian nuclear program situation in afghanistan and the reform of the u.n. which they both said was needed well simmer a little scorn indeed tried hard to create a proper refined zone beyond all these high ranking meeting he walked around he invited me for a walk around the sixteenth ce

to all of you and it was signed the american an artist fighters the political prisoners were two italian anarchistic sacco and vanzetti who had been arrested and later executed by the federal government after an abortive bank robbery. it was a notorious case critics claimed it was a show trial. was a close associate of both men. so the idea was that this had been somehow a blow against capitalism the idea of wall street the idea of banks a big moment of labor warfare a revolution you just have revolution so that whole system of capitalism government put together was what they were striking a blow at this was the first car bomb and it was the first car on no course it's not a car in the sense but it was a leg of this invented right here wall street. what happened to buddha buddha actually fled the united states he went back to italy but he never came back to the states as far as anyone knows. the wall street explosion was not just the first car bomb it was a terrorist blueprint. and the car bomb would next appear in the middle east in palestine in the violent struggle over the founding of

we have a great deal of new asian families and older italian families, people would have been here for 80 or 90 years. and then leland avenue, which is very interesting because they, too, have an asian population and an african-american population. and then you have bayview hunters point. a lot of people keep year for jobs. and then potrero hill is very different because is kind of a new yuppie population, and little hollywood and dog patch. >> historical, district and has been home to shipyards, heavy industry, and a naval base. now, the naval base and most of the shipyards and factories are closed, but the environmental problems continue to impact the district. let's hear how residents are responding to the environmental and health issues they are facing. >> it was hard to breathe last night. i woke up coughing, you know? those are the things that we go through because of the contamination out here. >> this community has a history of issues, environmental issues that have been let go, just run amok. sitting in a meeting once with the health department, we discovered haphazardly that

basil is a popular ingredient in italian and thai cooking. plant experts say the crop is being plagued by something called "downy mildew fungi," which shows up in yellowing leaves. so far the blight has been manageable, and commercial crop prices haven't started to rise, but there are concerns about next year's crop. one thing not to be concerned about, susie, experts say this fungus poses no risk at all to human health. we may have to adjust the spaghetti recipes if it rises. what are we going to do without our comfort food? >> gharib: i'm susie gharib and thank you for watching. have a good night. >> hudson: i'm tom hudson, thanks for tuning in. we hope to see you tomorrow. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> more information about investing is available in "nightly business report's" to order this dvd, call 1-800- play-pbs or visit online at

a distinctly italian-themed menu is in place, which depends almost entirely on one ingredient to keepple coming back for more. >> right after the pizza crust itself, you know, tomatoes are right there next in line, so... and i'm just a big tomato guy, you know, so it's a good thing i'm living in sacramento. ha ha, right? >> indeed, california is a great place to enjoy tomatoes, whether they be fresh, heirloom or processed. in fact, processing tomatoes are so big here in california that no matter what state you live in, when you add ketchup to a burger or mix in some tomato sauce to your meatball sandwich or slice up that pizza, you can be 99% sure that it came from california. and that's because 99% of processed tomato products consumed in the entire united states come from tomatoes grown right here in california. you see, before they can make it into rick's pizzas, the life of a processing tomato starts here at farms like bruce rominger's in yolo county. a 5-generation family business, today, bruce has more than 600 acres devoted to both conventional and organic processing tomatoes.

as an italian american i take special pride in the fact that columbus is here.dren and more recently visitors and members of the congress to telegraph hill to see this incredible monument to love of san francisco. to see the murals inside which are a tribute to the working man. some find that controversial. i don't and i think it's time to remind ourselves of that at this time and to remember that those were projects of the w.p.a. but they were also projects of the arts projects encouraging artists to be part of the infrastructure that we were building. i'm delighted to be here with mayor newsome, who takes such special pride in this city shall this great city of san francisco, and every aspect of it, its beauty, its history and its future and i thank him and senator feinstein, another former mayor, for being honorary co-chairs of this event and making it such a success. and i want to thank the chairman of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, for being here as well. it's great to be with you, aaron and state senator leno who is with us as well. so many distin

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[bells ringing] [bells and chimes ringing] [music continues] ♪ ♪ [singing in italian] ♪ santa lucia ♪ucia ♪ santa lucia >> fantastic! wow! let's hear it for them. ladies and gentlemen, epiphany productions sonic dance theater, san franciscoance theater, san francisco trolley dancers. you will see them on muni jay church line. they'll be there all year. fantastic. nice work. well done. and now while we're still tallying our scores, our band today is called the slot blades but i bet you didn't even know what a slot blade is, do you? it's a piece of machinery the cable car operator uses to stop the cable car. it's a very important piece of metal. it's the official emergency brake that drives a metal wedge into the ground and pushes the blade and imbeds itself for a quick stop. but these slot blades keep us going. ladies and gentlemen, once more, the slot blades! [applause] ♪ ♪ oh, go bop ♪ go bop, bop, go bop, bop, go , go bop ♪ ♪ go jingle bop ♪ go bop >> the slot blades, ladies and gentlemen! >> thank you. >> is everybody ready? is everybody ready? to announce the amateur third place c

. >> the origin of organized crime, the way we understand it, an italian, an italian would call it mafia, international mafia. it really goes back to the 70's and 80's at the national level, but it became a global problem after the collapse of the berlin wall and the end of the cold war. the cold war had divided the world into blocks. as the blocks disappeared and globalization took over and became a form of creating revenue, creating prosperity and trade, the world was also taking advantage of organized crime. so it become truly globalized. >> crime and international crime have always existed. what globalization has done, and by that i mean the combination of revolutions in technology and politics and governing and business, what that has done is diluted the ability of governments to monitor and control their borders. so as borders become, ah, easier to trespass and, ah, distance becomes less of an issue, these traders, which are essentially for profit entrepreneurs that are the boldest and more innovative ones, ah, have expanded the frontiers of globalization. they are the first that h

your family is italians.nd of thing. >> no, well -- >> jimmy: maybe they do. all right, well, what would go on in the colony? >> well, let's just stick with the idyllic part. >> jimmy: really? now i'm dying to know what went on in the colony. all right. let's start with the barn. >> there was a little red barn in the middle of 17 acres. it was small. but we all knew each other. it was very, very idyllic, not look your doors, walk around as a little kid, you -- you'd have a lunch at anyone's house and, you know, or people would bring lunch to the beach and it wasn't necessarily your mom feeding you. really sweet. and we had that barn and everyone would put on shows. that's how i kind of starts. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i had the uhh from brooklyn and the -- >> jimmy: what kind of shows did you put on? musicals? >> we did some tap dancing. >> jimmy: really? when you say we, did your brother do it, as well? >> he's an excellent tap dancer. >> jimmy: see, now, my little brother took tap lessons and i almost sued

economic growth forecast for this year was as leader made the announcement at a news conference with italian prime minister silvio berlusconi in milan last month the government was still predicting a growth rate of four percent. i see it because i'm against whatever this year the russian economy will grow by almost five percent which seems to be very good after the crisis however it is still not the growth that we need them now the former international air show ended with nearly fifty billion dollars worth of deals last year's paris show was disastrous in terms of orders as the aerospace industry was hit by the financial crisis many believe this year's u.k. vente the recovery of the civil aircraft industry but the question of a has the details. this is the a downturn in the civil avocation industry is the deal signed in found bros speak for themselves at nearly fifty billion dollars worth compared to seven billion at the paris air show last year the star of the show was the boeing seven hundred seven dreamliner made from composite materials the manufacturer claims the planes for the next eig

just relief. >>> we took note today when actor george clooney's presence turned an italian courthousea media circus. clooney weaving through the fans there and cameras, as he testified, a real-life witness, in fact, against three men accused of using his name to promote their fashion line. >>> now the final chapter for an online ad company some are calling the biggest ever. you have probably seen or heard about the videos for old spice. >> i realize that my unbelievably rippling abs can be distracting. >> reporter: a lot of people talking about the editing job done in the video. more than 180 short spots made just for the web. more than 21 million views. this week, the pitchman in a towel says he's hanging it up. we talked to him. john per han had a conversation with him, and you can find it at abcnews.com. >>> we have one sports note tonight. john daly making waves at the british open, not for his play, but check it out, for his fashion. he's standing out both off an on the course. he has publicly battled problems with alcohol and his weight during his career, but now says he's on a

it's not just italians. there are some other indiduals from all different kinds of descents, from all different spectrums of the world. and we can't just have this cookie-cutter approach to simply say cause they wl affect our jobs we will ship them all back overseas. i think that's not appropriate. it's not a just, not a moral, not an ethical approach. >> the gentlelady's time has expired. we have, smaflt, aas a matter o all of the members have had an opportunity to ask questions. i understand miss jackson lee has a unanimous consent request. >> i ask unanimous consent to conclude with a comment i did not get a chance for my opening comment. i just want mod make one brief comment. >> without objection, the gentlelady is granted one minute. >> thank you. to all of the participants and panelists, let me thank you very much. and president land, because of our houston connection, let me make it very clear how excite i am about the bipartisanship of our congregio, many of whom i worship with, and of course many c

[speaking italian] is a because they had it more room meetings? now.t is because laity saw they were being lost to marxism and the working class was being lost to populace left-wing movements and invented new epistolic models to set well formed laity with zeal. it took the vatican an awful long time to ratify an embrace the new models. my point is this. the vatican is the last place to go looking for new vision, new energy, creativity in the church. the next to the last place would be your national bishops' conference. we all know how this works. occasionally you will get a bishop who is a real pioneer and a visionary. we receive that is a grace. and is a blessing. if you expect it all the time, it is a description for perpetual heartburn. you will never be satisfied. i would start thinking about, "okay, we have a problem with young adult ministry. to the question be what will the vatican do? the first question should be, "what will we do"? the models necessary to bring in the young people, then we bring in the process to sell them to officials. that i

of course we all love italian food.ing in a car grabbing a sandwich. there's no multitasking. people eat and socialize and they stay together and eating is the activity. also simple, fresh ingredients is the basis of italian eating. >> enjoy a glass of wine. >> right. enjoy a glass of wine. it's not for stress reduction. it's not two or three glasses. it's sociable, it's nice. it's food. it counts as part of the meal. take a step back, relax and enjoy this. it's social eating in a good way. so many of us go out for dinner, what am i going to eat that is terrible? so much pressure. the italian people welcome it, enjoy it, and you eat less when food is not the only focus but part of it for socializing. >> just to pause for a second and one thing the italians do, they sit around the table and talk, enjoy it. we eat in front of our television and don't even know we're eating. >> that's that mindless eating that's so prevalent. we're doing so many other things in addition to eating, just scarfing down things. >> to greece. w

i long to live among the stew of italian and chinese, young and old, and gentrified and working class. they have the right to renovate and rebuild their homes. we have worked hard through this long and arduous process to work with a possible compromise. i thought early on that that could be effective. this massive building project, it could profoundly reform this. i urge you to reduce the size of this project. >> good evening, commissioners. i am stephen lee. i have lived in this area of for 40 years since 1970. i am really against this building. it will be blocking all of the sunlight. i enjoy some light every day. thank you. >> thank you. are there any additional speakers in favor of the request third? seeing none, project sponsor. there is one mort? -- more? >> if i hear that ominous bell once more, i will be encouraged to install it in our church. we have some long winded preachers. it is a little bit frightening. you have heard the pleas of all of these people. what else can we say? you have heard it so many times. we have understood it. we are with you. we think your going to be

. >>> the italian carmaker fiat said it doubled second quarter profit, six under 50 million euros, pointing to higher sales of its truck and tractor units, making up for slower demand on the car markets. the company says its cost-saving measures are also paying off. fiat says its four-year balance remains unchanged, but it hopes to revise its forecast up after the third quarter. >>> the strike's over the skies over french airports have been unusually quiet this wednesday. air traffic controllers staged a one day strike to protest reforms of how european traffic is managed. french air traffic controllers fear they will lose their job and benefits. hundreds of flights have been canceled, with paris especially hard hit. >> french air traffic controllers say it is a protest against the single european sky project that would unify europe's air force -- eric authority to settle their part. they feared could lead to job losses. >> you can clearly identify there are alternative solutions to put these changes in place. we don't contest those, but we're only asking other solutions be taken into accou

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