book is called italian my way. ferran adria is here, called the world's greatest chef, salvador dali of the kitchen and a revolutionary. his avant-garde style mixes science with the art of cooking, his restaurant el bulli has gained him worldwide acclaim on spain's costa braffa it is three mission stars it is restaurant by many. but adria announced he will be closing el bulli this summer. the question now for him, what next. i'm pleased to have him back on this program. welcome. >> thank you. the next thing to come is the-- foundation a center for creativity, a place we will show everything that we're creating and doing through the internet. >> rose: the restaurant will be closed. >> yes. but instead of doing 125 concerts, we will be open for 35 days. we are going to do 25 con skerts, more time to creat create-- concerts and especially which would like to emphasize the important thing is the foundation. every day we will be posting on the internet everything that we develop and create. >> rose: now what is this boo

and that's a legitimate excuse in the italian legal system. well, the trial, which is expected to be one of the country's most spectacular proceedings in years, will continue in may. however, it's already attracted intense media attention. berlusconi is accused of paying for sex with a 17-year-old bar dancer and then abusing his power to prevent her from being rested for theft. sex, money, power, and berlusconi. and the world is certainly watching. >> silvio berlusconi, known as a macho man who's never shy of the limelight and always brimming with self-confidence. >> i am convinced that i am by far the best prime minister italy has ever seen. >> berlusconi has a long history of getting into scrapes with the law. in the early 1990's, his company was investigated for bribery of public officials to gain contracts. his battle with the judiciary continued after he became prime minister in 1994. he was indicted for tax evasion for dealings at his media company. in this case and others, administration past effectively delayed proceedings against him.

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berlusconi has dominated italian political life. he says that he has not ruled out a future role in italian politics. mr. berlusconi is not ready to say goodbye just yet. >> the president of ivory coast has announced a truth and reconciliation for those involved in recent violence. he was speaking publicly for the first time. he said that he is still being held at a secure location somewhere in ivory coast. >> the storming of the presidential residence earlier. the four-month standoff. the forces blow apart the locks. they put bulletproof jackets and helmets on the man who refuses to give up power. in this video, we see her video -- his wife led out of the building. today, she refused to reveal this. she said that he was still in ivory coast. >> he is a former head of state. it is because of this that he will be under house arrest. we should respect his rights as a former head of state. he should be respected and his physical integrity will be protected as well. >> but french and united nations troops have been seizing every nation

the italians called a call to arms to war babies the first time around. when i visited the draft board i noticed my card was filed with a crease at it's corner. farther's laughter was louder than ever. clients who decided to buy had their paintings shipped to houses in the country. i noticed lucie hiding bags of sugar in the closet where i kept my tennis racket. to mother he repeated. don't worry, she replied, i do. i wonder if they rrmed they had a son at all. yet that month seemed to pass more slowly than others. rose's presence was fleeting. i passed by father's office as she sat by the type writer in a green sweater with a hole in the elbow. i found her in the bathroom once with a black tongue as a pen had burst when she licked it's anybody. i handed her a towel and said, just ruin the cloth. to the light in the courtyard i sang along with my new american record. there is a hungry yearning burning inside of me and i felt every word in the marrow of my bones. august said, i hate this cold porter so a played the album at a low volume and closed the wind

the italians say they're being abandoned on the issue and are even openly questioning their european union membership. >> it seems to me that if that is europe's answer, we can do without them. >> that is little comfort that brussels says they will step up negotiations with tunisian and bolster the agency's front desk. he wants help now. >> i will be right back with more on your of's response to the refugee crisis. >> thank yoh us. italy has been turned down by the european union in its bid to help with an unprecedented influx from tunisia. the interior minister is meeting in luxembourg and have ruled the situation did not warrant that activation of a burden-sharing clause that would allow refugees to be hosted by other member states. the european unn has determined the people who have arrived are economic migrants. they have their sights set on a better life in europe, with one survey showing one in 10 intending to head for germany or france. >> this is one of the places the boats leave night after night. the vessels travel in pairs with between 5 and 10 passengers each. >> there ar

. >> i hope the italian government takes them out. we italians have had enough. >> in the teenager, there are to utter thousand refugees from libya. project in tunisia, there are 200,000 refugees from libya. >> the french government has closed its border near the resort town, closing out some of the french speaking refugees. more tha400 police officers patrol each train arriving at the border. any tunisians caught crossing into france are sent back. the crackdown has been a boon to traffickers, who offered to take refugees across the border by car for 150 euros. the situation has shaken the idea of a borderless europe and as a blow to european integration. it is a paradox in a town where the border station is even named after 1 of the european union's founding fathers but france feels it is in the right. >> we're stepping up controls, in line with the eu schengen agreement. we're only monitoring the area behind the border. >> the difference between the 2 may be hard to distinguish for those on the quiet with the letter of the law. >>

the italian prime minister silvio berlusconi and the french president nicolas sarkozy met on tuesday to discuss the influx of people, most of whom have landed in italy. the two leaders say they want a deal to tighten border controls within the european union. france and italy are asking the european union to reform a treaty, which allows passport- free travel between most eu- member states. >> after an acrimonious times, they seem to of patched over their differences. they agree reforms are essential. sarkozy acknowledged tensions between the two nations, but he says they have now agreed on a framework for revisions in the treaties, which allows passport- free travel throughout much of europe. tighter controls in extreme cases. the dispute started with a short influx of north african refugees arriving on italian soil, including more than 23,002 visions fleeing political unrest at home. italy warned that it was overwhelmed. since early april, rove has been issuing six-month residency permits, allowing the migrants to stay. many were french-speaking migrants, who wanted to travel on to

i am italian. italian-american. and i'm roman catholic. and i take both of those things very seriously. i'm wondering as a reader of the "new york times" whether you think that i can trust the integrity and honesty of the newspaper when it cover subjects such as those relating to my ethnicity and my religion? reporting on those on a fair and accurate and a trustworthy way? >> jeez, what would you think if i said, yes, frank? >> i would think you're not catholic and you're not italian. >> i'm actually half italian. but it is true that i'm not catholic. but i am part italian. look, i don't know. i don't read every word of their coverage of those issues. you know, i assume to some extent you're talking about the problems with the catholic church and the child abuse things. well, i can't speak, okay? i won't speak to the particulars of the "times" coverage of that issue. it's not fresh enough in my mind. >> i will. >> but bilk do that, i'm sure. but i would just make the point that, you know, those things apparently did happen. there's certain

and what may seem just like the claic italian fare being served here--'s actually mouth-watering meals that have italian flair, thanks to their special ingredient--pesto. >> i love working with pestos basically because, i mean it's so--you could do anything you want. you could do 80 different kinds of pesto, like you s there. we did a regular basil pesto, did an artichoke pesto. we did chipotle pesto. and they're so diverse, you could do anything. it could go with fish, meats, pastas, anything. basil pesto. >> supplying steve with all of that versatile greenery is bay area legend armanino foods. in business since the 1920s when the family supplied fresh vegetables and herbs to the growing italian community in san francisco, they are now the leader in fresh-from-the-farm pesto, all thanks to a special recipe for success. >> recipe for pesto actually started with my grandmother, and we thought it was a great product, but no one knew about it. and so, we tried it d processed, brought it to the supermarket, and it started to work out. >> the armanino family says the first year, they sold o

so far that hasn't resulted in anything but there are some italian tree that is we can plant, italian buck horn, and in some cases with the right conditions italian cypress can be planted. there are a variety of mediterranean trees. >> look at this. yeah. this is done. brand new. >> this is the same vandal that did the other one. >> here's a tree that hasn't been pruned to death, that has had other problems that led to its demise. >> that's right. this is a tree that again, if we can lurble i, if you look around, sometimes you can learn a lot of information about a tree. you can see, at the base of this tree, probably, that when it was young, i'm sure, somebody backed into it, when they were trying to get ow of their parking place and caused pretty serious trunk wound down here. so this side of the tree, we've seen a lett of wounding, there's a lot of deadwood inside the tree. what has happened is now because of that, there's not enough healthy wood, the tree is starting to split apart, which we see on the side, that's essentially killing the tree. it is almost, dead, we got a tiny fl

and with one in five young italians out who can view prospects of getting a job we report on how italy is facing a lost generation. very warm this is our sea life from moscow libya's a foreign minister has criticized the u.k.'s plan to send offices to advise rebels on the ground saying it could prolong fighting britain's foreign minister claims that doesn't breach the un resolution which forbids sending in ground troops here and that reports from london. this does open a whole new level of operation in libya these are people who are there on the ground as opposed to forces who are imposing the no fly zone and it does the u.k. commitment to a conflict in libya russian's foreign minister has made it very clear that these are military advisers they are but they're not wearing uniforms according to him and they are organizing rather than training or arming the rebel forces it's unclear what the difference in his view or indeed in the army is a victory in organizing and training is people here. on the ground in london i'll start talking about mission creep once more of course we saw this mi

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and italian activists sgrena found dead in gaza city hours after being abducted. on the list was seized on thursday by islamist radicals who threatened to kill him if hamas did not release their leader stream it's supposed to be a video with him on you tube and blindfolded before killing us officials say two suspects have been arrested and others are being sort. of rushers supreme court has accepted an appeal by the defense or. that it was wrong to hold the jailed ex tycoon in pretrial detention in the final months of his second trial last year however today's decision would have made no difference to the plight of ski who remains in jail serving his first term for what and that's a question in december two thousand and ten he along with his business partner fund for leverage that were also convicted of money laundering and embezzlement this means they will remain behind bars until two thousand and seventeen. both change all remain mired in problems to me to read together to set a clear message about the state of the global financial system all of this at the star

the italian government granted thth to tunisian migrants, like this 32-year-old. the visas are valid for travel in parts of europe covered by a treaty. on sunday, france and notified the european commission of its actions. >> we were notified by the french >> for weeks, the french have been trekking -- checking trains coming from an italian area. migrants identified were sent back to italy after being told they did not meet the requirements to enter the country. >> there are other criteria other than the treaty. and they must have a passport and be able to show they have the financial resources to support themselves. >> but italy does not want to host the migrants anymore. hundreds were waiting for their documents including one, who is still waiting to go to france. >> crowds of palestinians gathered to honor one man who was killed. the body passed wrote a border crossing with egypt on its way to burial. a group has taken responsibility for the killing. to japan now, there are still major concerns about the radiation in and around the stricken fushimnuclear plant.

should have the italian government should have done then. well i think definitely the telescoping and his minister should have made it very clear that these people have no future in europe because by giving them just do just the hope of getting a legal commission sustained europe he's creating another foot wave so to speak another migration wave from from libya or from egypt from tunisia who find it a possibility to come to europe what we need to tell these people is that we have to understand their present situation but we are not in a long term. position to help them in europe we will help them on a short term and then after what we were sent back to their countries where they were where they felt try to form they are they are living is there really. is it really feasible to send people by libya back to chile is here in the short. no in the short term we need to limit their presence to italy because that's where they have come instead of as the city attorney and administration has suggested to give them legal permission to travel around in

sure we have what i think what i think the italian government can you blame them for. leaving the situation can unexpected i mean we did the situation caught the our governments are not ready and the this is something the government can you blame the poor because actually the science of the. wave of migrants. were there not now just yesterday. at least since the beginning of the year so that's the point but on the other hand the problem is that at the very moment we have the problem of trying to frame these people in a sort of legal or earth frame sort of or it didn't word in order not to leave them in our identification centers i would call them without legal status and the only thing we could do so far was to grant them a sort of temporary visa now the illegal issue if this can be considering a sort of passport for the shaman area which of course compasses and most of the european country or not we see yes because a from this point of view this one in government knows very well that the final this nation of most of these people is now easily but it's france and germa

it soon became a crisis for the italian government. the pressure is now being relieved. >> we are all going to sicily, or to another area on the mainland, says this migrant. condemnation of the government's slow response brought the prime minister here on wednesday. he was cheered on by locals as he promised to move out the migrants. >> it will not be an easy promise to keep. he says he will have all the migrants out of the area by the end of the day. the relentless stream of people escaping north africa is continuing. the pressure on the prime minister to commit to an open ended policy of evacuation. >> most of these people will eventually be sent back to tunisia under italy's stripped emigration policies. expected arrivals to continue on as long as the uncertainty in the arab world continues. duncan kennedy, bbc news in rome. >> this is gmt on "bbc world news." i am stephen sackur. the african union says laurent gbagbo must hand over power immediately to prevent more bloodshed in ivory coast. the rebels in libya lose more ground. an

you ever heard about the australian forces fighting against german and italian fascism in 1941. the older generation of people and libya have instilled in the young people and the fighters at deeply anti-occupation sentiment that exists within the current rebel movement. not only does this stem from the first pillar of this almost xenophobia, stems from the legacy of italian colonialism, which is very bitter. my colleague wrote about this. he was a resistance fighter to italian colonialism who was hung and is a pen ultimate symbol of the rebel movement. he is depicted on the bottom of a flag which is the red green and black flag from before gaddafi's green, monotone flag. the other main factor with libyan hostility to any potential western ground intervention is the libyans observation through mass media of eight years of heavily destructive war in iraq. as one rebel said to me at the conclusion of a battle, forget about baghdad. if all the troops enter libya, we will make mogadishu look like a walk in the park. they are operating from a position of the inherent weakness in term

those are the words of one eight aid country on the tiny italian island. he says the people are having to live in substandard accommodations. italian authorities have promised to move them off the island by saturday. >> the most sourtsdzerly outpost, normally 5,000 people li here eeking out a living. but now, the only people coming here are migrants mainly tune izzion fleeing the upheavel of the arab uprisings. many thousands have been here for weeks. at one point as many as 22,000 living in conditions that at least one aid agency has called unacceptable in a g-8 country. >> the conditions are completely out of standard even for a refugee camp. the standards are much higher, like having one la trin every 20 persons here, we have 16 la trins here for 2,000 to 3,000. >> the migrants themselves say the conditions are making many of them sick. >> we are sleeping on the ground. we don't eat well. the cigarettes are not good. we are tired, we're stressed. it's a lot of stress. >> the authorities are trying to house some of the migrants on the mainland but there

claims involving her and the italian prime minister may root him from office and take his freedom.eged he slept with when she was just 17 and took part in wild sex parties, pictures seized from computers and cameras belonging to female party guests adding to the scandal. witnesses may include hollywood star george clooney. he could be called. it seems odd, clooney said last week. i only met berlusconi once and that was an attempt to get aid into darfur. world famous soccer star could take the stand to reject allegations that he met ruby. 33 women are set to be linked to the italian prime minister, who continues to make light of the claim. i'm 75 years old he recently joked. even if i am a bit naughty, it seems too much. if found guilty he could be sentenced to 15 years in jail. he's already appeared in court over separate allegations of corruption, but it's his appearance on wednesday that will have the world's media watching. the start of a case that could take months. the final act in a scandal that has rocked italian politics and may well end the prime minister's career. nbc new

the italian coast guard are searching for around 130 people.ore than 40 were rescued. 20 bodies have been found. a depeen which makes a super bug resistant to the most powerful antibiotics has been found in the water supplies outside new delhi. the gene has spread to germs that cause cholera and dysentery. it is thought it could take years to develop new drugs to counter the threat. it has been more65 years since world war ii dame to an end. but now the holocaust music is using technology to find children who survived the war. here is the story of this special search. >> these are the faces of some of the millions of children who found themselves alone and homeless in the aftermath of world war ii. the photos were taken by relief workers in refugee camps. the children's whereabouts, still unknown. in what may be the last opportunity to find out what happened to them, the u.s. holocaust memorial museum is turn to social media in the hope that somebody may help solve the mystery. >> in the first 48 hours using social media, twitter and facebook.

he does not even know italian. i never even thought about it. during the development of a career path, i fell into immigration. like a lot of young attorneys, i was interested in human rights. i was offered a job at the department of justice with the ins. i was not tried to do it. i started thinking about what i cared about. it was public service. you make a difference where you are. i believed for the 13 years that i was in ind and then dhs, that i was able to help make changes within the government structure. i was detailed to senator kennedy's office. i worked on the immigration bill. when it was time to go back to dhs -- i decided i needed to be more engaged in the public debate. there's some things you cannot do as a public servant that you can do on the outside. that's how i ended up at the immigration policy center. we're all about trying to provide the kind of facts and information that helped shape the debate in the way that it supports the idea that immigration is important to america. we are part of the american immigration council, f

you ever heard about the australian forces fighting against german and italian fascism in 1941. the older generation of people and libya have instilled in the young people and the fighters at deeply anti-occupation sentiment that exists within the current rebel movement. not only does this stem from the first pillar of this almost xenophobia, stems from the legacy of italian colonialism, which is very bitter. my colleague wrote about this. he was a resistance fighter to italian colonialism who was hung and is a pen ultimate symbol of the rebel movement. he is depicted on the bottom of a flag which is the red green and black flag from before gaddafi's green, monotone flag. the other main factor with libyan hostility to any potential western ground intervention is the libyans observation through mass media of eight years of heavily destructive war in iraq. as one rebel said to me at the conclusion of a battle, forget about baghdad. if all the troops enter libya, we will make mogadishu look like a walk in the park. they are operating from a position of the inherent weakness in term

more than 6000 migrants have arrived at the small italian island of lampedusa, near sicily.some have been relocated to italy's mainland; others may be sent back to the countries they left. religious leaders also voiced concern for the ivory coast, as fighting intensified there this week. the conflict began last november after the president refused to leave office after losing the election. since then, more than 1 million people have fled the violence and more than 400 people have been killed. this week, pope benedict called for an immediate end to the conflict. he also announced that he would be sending an envoy to the country to help facilitate peace. in japan, relief efforts continue for victims of the earthquake and tsunami. the united nations says the country still needs more temporary shelter, sanitation help and medical supplies. some faith-based groups report that fuel shortages and power outages have made it difficult to reach victims. fears of radiation have also forced some aid groups to relocate farther away from affected areas. one of israel's chief rabbis suspen

we have a great deal of new asian families and older italian families, people would have been here foror 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 they

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finally major sports and italian marco simoncelli has sprung a surprise in practice for the portuguese much of g.p. are starting the quickest on base sessions ahead of defending world champion jorge lorenzo after the incident in spain last time at castle when i cases there now is to get back in the points. i was first fastest seven time champion valentino rossi is getting up to speed his two county interests to start the campaign and was north atlantic by tricep third fastest there and say leaves the championship after victory in his native spain the defending champion was six hundred ths of a second behind someone cheli and the twenty four year old italian was keenly delighted with his performance today. a great day for me because. very fast from this morning and we continuing this afternoon we did this surprise. and everything. looks good so i am i mad we have to continue to improve for tomorrow and that's all for this bill isn't i think. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realms of russia. we've dumped the future coverage. wealthy british style. markets f

dynamic private sector of a very corrupt political class and with the mafia the italians have come a very long way in cleaning it up and so i'm relatively optimistic or let's say skeptically optimistic that if the italians could do it if the koreans could do it with their child ball and everything the dominant group of the japanese with the beats and when the. conglomerates and pay me back payments to pull politicians if they could do it why shouldn't the russians be able to do it but it i don't know what the key is to solving this problem but i i certainly hear the right kinds of words coming out of the kremlin on this. you know when we were talking about overcoming the crisis ok you said well the russia is doing much better now many people say that russia was one of the most worst hit by the crisis despite this air bag of money that really proud of. what was the reason that russia was so much. i think there's a simple explanation but. alexander you're absolutely right russia was hit worse than almost all the other of the other countries and the reason is because you russians basica

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the trial of italian prime minister silvio berlusconi on allegations he paid for sex with an underage prostitute has been opened and adjourned. tight security in milan as protesters and news crews swarmed outside the courthouse as the seven minute hearing took place but let's go he wasn't there and denies the charges as well as all the claims in the three other trials lined up against him her latest case will reconvene on it made a thirty first. army. tribesmen on a southern the philippine island have freed thirteen hostages eleven teachers a girl and a driver were health for six days in a jungle hideout the kidnappers were demanding the release of a tribal leader who was jailed for kidnapping during a long running clan feud in the same area trouble conflicts are not uncommon in the southern philippines and often result in violence or ransom kidnappings. ok after the business now we can retreat. and welcome to the program the booming oil prices causing the russian government to revise its economic forecast for twenty eleven and now sees the average world price for this year of one hun

rushing shoulder who claims to have the ear of the italian premier off the caption so we are going to special friend puts all the rumors to bed and the interview. very welcome to you this is live from moscow now in a journalist is being tried for illegally smuggling chechens into the country and many question why the authorities find nothing wrong about him running his website which after all so as a propaganda tool for one of the world's most wanted terrorists and he said no we don't have the latest. they kill sorcerer is accused of smuggling illegally individuals into finland some five hundred people which he himself has said are militants he of course calls them freedom fighters so prosecutors focusing on illegal immigration there are many critics wondering why it's being ignored that this man runs a site that use propaganda about a man that has made it very clear that one of his main goals is to take as many rawson lives as possible he may not look like a supporter of terrorism but torture founded and runs this website said jerk a propaganda mouthpiece for one of the world's most

with one in five young italians out of work and few prospects of getting a job we report on how italy is facing a lost generation. because gold prices topped a record fifteen hundred dollars an ounce for the first time apple on tuesday as investors tend to precious metals hundred inflation or more join business are seen about twenty minutes time. low this is our going to have you with us today well straight to our top story now libya's foreign minister has criticised the u.k.'s plan to send officers so advised rebels on the ground saying it could prolong the fighting britain's foreign minister claims the group doesn't reach the u.n. resolution which forbids sending in ground troops of the more on this from artie's in london. this is opening a whole can of worms isn't it with legality of sending military teams into libya. yeah and you mentioned britain's foreign minister and he has made it very clear that these are military advisers they are but they're not wearing uniforms according to him and they are organizing rather than training or the rebel forces it's unclear what the differenc

with one in five young italian sounds and rocking future prospects of getting a job we report on now italy is facing a lost generation. and in business news russia will become by the top five global economies in the next decade he says prime minister putin as he outlines the goals for the country's government and parliament business bulletin in about twenty minutes time for the details. very warm welcome to you this is from moscow fraunces where paris and a number of military officers to work with rebel forces in libya but insist they won't be ground troops there the u.k. announced it's sending in military advisers a move criticized by libya's foreign minister who says this could prolong the fighting the war and that reports from the. this does open a whole new level of operation in libya these people who own the ground. as opposed to forces who are in place in the no fly zone and it does the u.k. commitment to a conflict in libya russian's foreign minister has made it very clear that these are military advisers they are but they're not wearing uniforms according to him and they are

and with one in five young italians out of work and the prospects of getting a job we report on how italy is facing a lost generation. there it's twelve noon here in the russian capital you're watching r.t. the next chapter in egypt's path to democracy will see elections in september a groups linked to radical islamists could steal a march in the polls and events like the muslim brotherhood gaining ground on their storage records the free vote in autumn could see a much stricter regime take control. the more things change the more they stay the same certainly that's how it seems in egypt where the army is clearing cairo's tahrir square of demonstrators to show everything's back to normal and they're not wrong after months of upheaval it's very much the same people in charge as before but it's a concern that they may have already the dictator they haven't been to the details ship deep concerns as to whether the reforms have gone far enough whether the restrictions on the role the military is still too great for true freedom to emerge in egypt and that is the debate that's currently polariz