some italians didn't used to does that are. we here we go you have enough money because the government used to give us money doesn't doesn't need to tell god does not prove god to give us money does not then though that on the same evening veronique or the blogger puts the finishing touches to a post on the refugee situation but when she's about to send her text she receives some unexpected news ever johnson has been thrown out of the asylum after spending two months there why is not yet known. we bloggers work to make sure that what is secret comes to light so we're trying to bring a resolution to the situation as well. but. you are a few minutes it becomes clear what's happening at the asylum. is in fact being turned out of the characters' premises along with his belongings that. finally this fifty seven year old man unable to move around without crutches has been left in the streets. a friend office to collect his blunderings from the asylum. johnson no longer has a warm bed get a meal at the charity center every evening. th

to speak italian language. but. migrants from asia and africa took a liking to this place just outside term and a railway station a long time ago. they hang around it all day long a local journalist coming here in the evening a great deal of attention she wants information about the refugees for her blog. there are hundreds of people here yes we have received residence permits but the shelters where we used to spend the night have been closed down we now live in the open we sleep on the street. we have no jobs we have nothing to eat we can't find a place to sleep. on. this . there's a reason behind this blog is interest in refugees these people have been described from the arab revolutions which will force them to seek refuge in europe when they started a new life here from scratch they began to learn the true meaning of the word tolerance. spring comes early and rome is an ideal time for tourists because it's still cool in the city meaning people don't need to seek out shade come mid day the italian capital attract

russia's western siberia kills thirty one out of forty three on board a technical failure on the french italian made aircraft looks to be the likely cause of the catastrophe. with the international envoy to syria due to report on the progress of his peace plan the friends of syria group is criticized for undermining the un backed peace efforts. also the two sides all for reform as the russian government considers loosening up registration for political parties but some opposition leaders say there could be too many vying for power. with the school. he's only needed instead of spending much more than you earn you spend . on the new or will the budget cuts work the man who led the european central bank through the early years of the crisis talks about the future of a single currency. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow rover section. doctors are fighting for the lives of the twelve survivors of a deadly plane crash in russia's western siberia at least nine of them have undergone a critical surgery forty three people were on board when the aircraft went down a minutes aft

seventy two which is the french italian which is a french italian make you tear is the only airline which operates this particular plane out we're still waiting for more details on all of this all in this incident of course will bring it to us and as we get all the details. and of course russia seen a number of tragic plane crashes in recent years tell us more about that. well we can talk about one of them which occurred in june of last year that was a plane going to from moscow to the bench was supposed to sit in the northwest of russia that plane was living in it and highly in filey complicated weather conditions it got caught other its wings got caught on that as the trees in the plane crashed right before reaching the airports and of course the another plane crash which occurred another plane crash which occurred in september of last year that was an aircraft carrying vieira's level hockey team on. the hockey some of course was that russia is the three time champions a lot of very young players eleven of them were foreigners very well known throughout the sports world so that was a ve

russia's western siberia kills thirty one out of forty three on board it's now thought the french italian made a craft was not properly before takeoff. the international envoy to syria tells the un security council damascus has agreed to start implementing a ceasefire from april tenth while the friends of syria group is criticized for undermining the un backed peace efforts. also the two sides of reform as the russian government considers loosening up registration for political parties some opposition leaders say there could be too many for plus. he's only that instead of spending much more. you spend. on you were and will the budget cuts work the man who led the european central bank through the early years of the crisis talks about the future for the single currency. around the clock around the world on screen and online this is the plane which crashed in russia's western siberia on monday is not fault of being sprayed with antifreeze before the flight that's according to the international aviation committee which is looking into the cause of the tragedy doctors are fighting for the liv

and with most italians killed by austerity the country's affluent alpine region of south to roll sees a rise in separatist sentiment. nine am in moscow i met très a new today's top stories on our breaking news here on r t a passenger plane carrying forty three people has crashed in russia's year olds the accident happened minutes after takeoff in the city of cumin for more on this we go live to our team's arena go go with all the illegal so arena what more do we know at this stage about what happened. well we know that the plane. has disappeared off the readers that minutes just after takeoff a whole signal with that has been lost i went down about three kilometers away from the airport that's about thirty kilometers away from this itself two men crashed near a village just so out of the forty three people on board the minister emergency's is saying twenty nine are dead fourteen positive vibe they are being taken to hospitals in some in some of there are being airlifted there we do know also that flight data recorders have been recovered at the scene more than two hundred yet rescuers

with most italians show by austerity the country's affluent alpine tear old region in the south seas a rise in separatist sentiment. it's noon in moscow i magine you with us here on r t our top story doctors are currently fighting to save the lives of twelve people rescued after a passenger plane carrying forty three crashed into russia's year olds it happened only minutes after takeoff believe the pilots were attempting an emergency landing for more on this new life argues arena delusional standing by with the latest arena what more can you tell us about the crash at this stage and again. well the plane has crashed as we have said just minutes after takeoff the air traffic controllers have lost radio signal with the aircraft three minutes after it it's took off from the airports it is every ported the pilots have tried to undertake a crash landing unfortunately for the people on board that didn't work out thirty one people have been have been reported dead now the plane crash just a one and a half kilometers away from the airport nearby village and that was the reason why the rescue

now the joint french italian a.t.r. seventy two model was put into operation of the end of the eighty's or the first flight it was back in one nine hundred eighty eight more than four hundred are currently in operation all across the world the aircraft can carry up to seventy four passengers and the crash in western siberia is the first accident involving an a.t.r. seventy two in russia but not in the rest of the world it's been evolving over a dozen incidents the first and one of the most deadly crashes took place in one thousand nine hundred four in the u.s. when all sixty eight passengers on board were killed it was a cause after parts of the plane i stop and the catastrophe led to the aircraft being banned in the north of the us. quite a while to stay with us here at r.t. for the latest on the plane crash in western siberia as our correspondents bring us the latest details from the region. now the latest peace efforts for syria the international envoy to the country kofi annan is preparing to brief the u.n. security

a plane crash in russia's western siberia killed thirteen out of forty three on board the french italian made aircraft was not properly. before takeoff. the international envoy to syria tells the un security council damascus has agreed to start implementing a ceasefire from april tenth while the friends of syria group has criticized the un backed peace efforts. moscow skyscraper. rages on the top floors of the building set to become the tallest in europe and we'll bring you live pictures of that skyscraper in moscow city which is the business district here in the russian capital more on that shortly for you. and two sides of reform as the russian government considers loosening up registration for political parties some opposition leaders say there could be true many bidding for our top stories this hour. around the clock around the world on screen and online this is r.t. the plane which crashed in russia's western siberia on monday is not thought to have been sprayed with antifreeze before the flight that's according to the international aviation committee which is looking into the cause

russia's western siberia kills thirty one out of forty three on board it's now thought the french italian media craft was not properly. before takeoff. the international envoy to syria told the un security council damascus has agreed to an april the tenth deadline to stop violence on the friends of syria group is criticized for undermining the un pact peace efforts. at the two sides of reform is the russian government considers loosening up registration for political parties and some opposition leaders say there could be too many bidding for power a top story this hour. around the clock around the world on screen and online this is r.t. the plane crash a plane which crashed in russia's western siberia on monday is not thought of being sprayed with antifreeze before the flight that's according to the international aviation committee which is looking into the cause of the tragedy doctors are fighting for the lives of the twelve survivors of a deadly plane crash of that plane crash when at least nine of them have now undergone surgery forty three people were on board when the aircraft went d

russia's western siberia kills thirty one out of forty three onboard technical failure on the french italian aircraft looks to be the likely cause of the catastrophe. with the international envoy to syria due to report on the progress of his peace plan the friends of syria group is criticized for undermining the un backed peace efforts. by the two sides of reform as the russian government considers loosening up registration for political parties some opposition leaders say there could be too many of bidding for power. party is coming to you live from the heart of moscow with me rule re sushi doctors fighting for the lives of the twelve survivors of a deadly plane crash in russia's western siberia at least nine of them have undergone surgery at this point forty three people were on board when the aircraft went down minutes after takeoff early monday morning it's believed the pilots were attempting an emergency landing at this early stage it is still the technical failure is the most likely cause of the crash jake aggrieved has the latest prop from the area. crashaw it's actually just about ha

. >> also, why did the judge ordered this italian b.m.t. is amazing. ...like i'm in italy... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ciao! ciao! ciao! dude!? she was talkin' to me. they're never talking to you. -what? -never. [ male announcer ] get to subway pronto for our fresh takes on italian. like the delizioso italian b.m.t. and the molto bono chicken parmesan. subway. eat freresh. >> non-the latest developments in that deadly shooting rampage at a california college. police have found the weapon used in the crime. on monday, a former student opened fire on the campus, killing several people. he is charged with seven counts of murder. a sacramento court has taken a controversial step in bringing a potential rapist to justice. >> they also put the rape victim behind bars. they did this to ensure she would testify against her attacker. >> it really is a last resort, something you never want to do. you do not want to put a victim or a witness in custody. at the same time, there is the issue of protecting the community. >> she is a victim. she has been through a horrible

this result of course suited the italians and even though the russian side huffed and puffed until the final whistle the results remained unchanged despite his team's dominance italy's coach had considered russia their main group rivals and said the difference between the two sides was simply confidence we are the same but. equally now is he and it's a beating. more confident about the game russia's coach was understandably disappointed adamant his team would still qualify for next year's european championships we must feel does we could do it. for me. in my head lol questions and no negative think we can't do it it's impossible we must be so complacent that we go to sweden russia remains second after the defeat two points ahead of poland while having played the same amount of games when a win would have set them up well in the fight with italy over first sports they will now surely have to settle for runners up position which is still far from guaranteed in the end it was too much for the loss of the women's national football being the italians winning sunil on the day but it was a fa

also with most italians choked by austerity the country's affluent alpine region of south to roll sees a rise in separatist sentiment. from the pirate party of russia to the group headed by billionaire tycoon mikhail prokhorov but there's no shortage of fresh political blood hoping to find a place in russia's parliament this week with the president expected to sign in new laws making it easier for them to register the competition could get a whole lot tougher teasingly said our reports on what's become of a real party rush. politics in russia may never be them saying protests have become a common sight and new parties are registering left and right as political reform starts reason themselves former deputy prime minister in the ninety's is no stranger to the white house. was one off the political radar until his son who now has movement picked up after vast fraud claims against the december parliamentary vote now might be his chance to get back in the game to pressure on the other kate just about so but my proposal is for any party with five hundred members that is it's no less than fi

russia's western siberia kills thirty one out of forty three onboard technical failure on the french italian media craft looks to be the likely cause of the catastrophe. the international envoy to syria tells the un security council there's no progress in implementing a ceasefire but the friends of syria group is criticized for undermining the un backed peace efforts live analysis on those developments shortly here on r.t. . the two sides are performed as the russian government considers loosening up registration for political parties some opposition leaders say there could be too many pitting for power. he's only that instead of. use. well the budget cuts work the money that the european central bank through the early years of the crisis talks about the future for the single currency our top stories this hour. around the clock around the world on the screen and online this is the doctors are fighting for the lives of the twelve survivors of a deadly plane crash in russia's western siberia at least nine of them have undergone surgery forty three people were on board when the aircraft went do

and with italian strokeplay austerity the country's out the wind power behind region of south seas a rise in separatist sentiment. one pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story doctors are currently fighting to save the lives of twelve people rescued after a passenger plane with forty three aboard crashes in russia's year old this happened just minutes after takeoff as other pilots were attempting an emergency landing for more on this we go live to our he's a really good lucia go live with the latest so arena have new details emerged about this tragedy. well this is what we know so far the plane started to develop some technical difficulties almost immediately after takeoff and as you have said the pilots have attempted to go for an emergency landing unfortunately that did not work out the last signal with the air traffic controllers just three minutes after takeoff and the plane crashed to the ground and then burst into flame . about i want to have come on there is a way from the airport near it village now the proximity to the airport and to the v

and with many italians choked by austerity the country's affluent alpine region of south to roll sees a rise in separatist sentiments of. the us a market pop icons out the front of the something close up in positive territory join me in about twenty minutes time from business but it's and i'll have the official biggest bully in. eleven am in moscow i met treasure bring you today's top stories and a look at our breaking news coverage a passenger plane carrying forty three people has crashed in russia's year olds the accident happened minutes after takeoff in the city of to med for more on this we go live to our teaser renegotiate with latest updates so what more can you tell us this hour. well at this point we know that the search and recovery teams have completed their work at the crash site the investigation of course has been launched at this point that preliminary according to preliminary reports. technical error is to blame now the plane crashed shortly after takeoff just minutes after leaving the airport is to being at the airport at the aircraft has lost radio signal with the ai

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 peso 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 only 1,000 or so cases. but now, they are shipping upwards of a million cases annually. and they attribute much of their success to their special connection to agriculture. >> a lot of people don't realize just about everything you eat today, you know, originates on the farm. a lot of people don't even consider that or don't think about it. whether it's a cupcake or whether it's a hamburger, whether it's bread, everything starts on the farm. >> everything we eat does, indeed, start on the farm, including basil as the main ingredient in the family's famous pesto recipe, which brings us to supherb fa

the mood for results against group leaders italy but that prospect was never going to be easy the italians won all of the previous five group games including a comfortable two nil win over russia in italy and there was also the small matter of the story not conceding a single goal in the process while registering twenty three but russia's group record of only one defeat in five meant they seemed well prepared for the challenge however from the get go it was clear russia was in for a tough ninety minutes just a few seconds in the italian should have scored and this really put unity set the tone for the remains of the half eight minutes on and italy went ahead through veteran patricia penney call who headed home from a deflect across a goal down early on russia failed to get their rhythm when they did get forward it was brief and ineffective but they did manage to keep the italians at bay going into half time trailing by that solitary goal despite it being a weekday over five thousand people were on hand to give the russian team their vocal support the second half started with a flurry with

when they did get forward it was brief and ineffective but they did manage to keep the italians at bay going into half time trailing by the sole terry goal is spite of being a week day over five thousand people were on hand to give the russian team their focus was on the second half started with a flurry with both sides coming close to story but if that was a sign of things to come it's flattered to deceive. the game became weary with the russians running out of ideas and italy content to sit on their lead but when it looked like russia was finally step up their game they'll once again call on the break and found themselves to nail down. this result of course suited the talents and even though the russian side huff and puff until the final whistle the results remained unchanged despite his team's dominance italy's coach had considered russia then main group rivals and said the difference between the two sides was simply confidence we have the same but. equally now is the end of the beach. more confident about the game russia's coach was understandably disappointed but adamant his team

to other joint french or italian a.t.r. seventy two model was put into operation at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. or the first flight was back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight more than four hundred are currently in operation all across the world but the aircraft can carry up to seventy four passengers of a crash in western siberia is the first accident involving an eighty are seventy two in russia although not in the rest of the world but it's been involved in over a dozen incidents of the first and one of the most deadly crashes took place in one nine hundred ninety four in the u.s. that was when all sixty eight on board were killed it was cause after parts of the plane i stop and the catastrophe led to the aircraft being banned in the northern u.s. . why would you stay with us here on r t for the latest on the plane crash in western siberia our correspondents are in the region and they are bringing us the details by the hour. now as turn our attention to the peace efforts for syria the international

and with many italians choked by austerity the country's an affluent alpine region of so dear old sees a rise in separatist sentiment. am in moscow i match reza thanks for joining us here on our t. we begin with our breaking news coverage this hour seventeen of the forty three passengers aboard a small passenger plane that crashed near the truman airport in russia's euro region are believed to have survived a local rescue services say four crew members and thirty nine passengers were aboard at the time some are said to be children and eighty are seventy two twin engine turboprop airliner is reported to have crashed shortly after takeoff some thirty kilometers from the airport emergency services at the scene say the aircraft burst into flames when it hit the ground the plane was headed to the city of sar good criminal investigation has been launched into the tragedy the type of aircraft involved in the crash was designed to carry up to seventy four passengers over a medium distances. this is pictures of the plane you're looking at right now that kind of plane later on in the program we'

. >> oh, mamma mia. [ speaking italian ] >> that was get out in italian.mma's boys. frankie and anthony. and their mothers, gina and patty. good to see you all. >> nice to meet you. >> oh, my goodness. i've got so many questions. frankly first let me start with you. why are you still at home? >> why am i still at home? i don't have a girlfriend. >> okay. >> i stay home with my mother, my family that i love very much. why go anywhere else? >> right, why go anywhere else? >> momma? >> i love to have him home. it's not a problem. that's how we're culture it is. they move out when they get married. >> so for a lot of people that's interesting. it's a part of your culture? >> yes, yes. >> which is to allow him to stay and kind of stick it out until he finds the right woman? >> yes. we no kick our children out. >> yeah, i'm not going to just settle down to anybody, you know. >> how old are you frankie? >> i'm 38 years old. >> anthony? >> 35. >> and you're still home with mom patty. what is that like especially, you want mrs. right but how do you date, you know,

they claim the italian prime minister had taken a call from mr.lair which they discussed your multimillion pound office? >> multi-billion? >> if i say million -- and mr. perotthey -- an italian bidder. what truth is there behind that story? did you speak to mr. blair on the seventeenth of march 1998 and asked him to speak to mr. r proudy to say he shouldn't interfere? >> no. i had access to mr. proudy and talked about it. we wanted to get rid of it. and we had negotiations and asked him what to do. and he said an italian better -- it was a friendly conversation. i would not say he agreed to anything but i knew him slightly. i may well have spoken to mr. blair separately and how do you think of british industry is going to get on? >> you didn't ask mr. blair to haul mr. proudy up? >> no. >> you couldn't have said anything to give mr. blair that impression to give him to being on his bar? >> endeavoi never asked blair f favors. >> mr. blair said you would think about it but the phone call came from proudy to blair asking the other way around in mr.

always a little fennel, it's italian. we're going to take all of this, we're going to add it to this baking pan. >> good thing you didn't ask tamron to do that. >> we're going to add -- >> i'm sorry. >> oh you are -- put the osso buco back. we're going to add all our liquids now. it's very important with the liquids. we're going to add a little beef stock in. and we're going to add a little red wine in. tomato sauce. >> can i add that? >> absolutely. >> here, tamron. >> and you want it nearly covered. also important is you want a little lime and lemon. a little bit of seasoning. you cover it tightly, tightly, tightly. 2 1/2 hours. let it cool. unbelievable. cream polenta. a little peas for spring. >> love it. >> all right. >> this i've got. >> this is the story. this is our kind of dessert. we are marinating oranges. and this is how we're going to do it. some cinnamon sticks, vanilla beans, star annise. and i don't know about you, when i need vitamin c i want to cover it with grand marnier. >> momma is in the kitchen with

but the italians did not have bixiga to themselves for long.drmi sea afteslavery was abolished in brazil in 1888, freed slaves moved into the city. they were attractoixigaby i i. their afro-brazilian legacy is the neighborhood sambachool.,() anslator fothe black culture, the scols part ofe ighborhood. represents the neighborhood, . the neighborod is not ; it has blacks, aicans, anvai-vai is aexession of at. ( samba-style drumming ) speaking portuguese ) translator: the city absorbed the different waves of immigras, but each group had troubleinteg, because it was so diverse. soach group created its owlittle world. you can't say the city s one identity today; eachroup ilt(iwild cheering.) narrator: although they bega arriving in 1908 eachroup japanese immigration to brazil accelerated llowing world war ii. the devastation suffered by japan sent a wave of immigrants looking for new opportunities outside their country. sao ulo was a popular destination. ttoday, sao paulooasts ighbthe largest pulation of japanese ople and their descendants outside o

could you imagine sipping wine and having tapas at a fabulous italian -- and a fabulous italian dish? we're going to talk about that today because he is the owner of a restaurant on fairfax boulevard in fairfax. go ahead. >> i took the liberty of cooking the rice ahead of time because it takes quite a long time to cook. >> what are you making? >> risrisotto with the shrimp and pancetta, the italian bacon if you will. this is already precut and predawn. we're going to -- predone. we're going to put a little bit of butter. then we have a stock made from the shrimp shell. in the kitchen we don't throw anything away. we're-- >> by the way, the recipe is on jchayward.com. we're going to move very quickly. we only have a minute left. time is flying. >> we're going to basically warm it up again. put some mascarpone inside to make it smoother. then after we'll finish that, put a little salt and pepper, just a pinch. a little parmesan to thicken it up. >> it's looking good, chef. >> we're expediting. >> we'll put some shrimp in. >> the shrimp usually are grilled during the time you're making t

due to tradition and the economy, almost 40% of italian men in their early 30s are yet to leave the nest course, the percentage much lower in america, where such an arrangement might be a red flag down at the singles bar. butch as a service to all who wonder about the merits of the mama's boy, abc's juju chang found a little slice of mammone, just north of manhattan. ♪ >> ma, how long is that sauce going to be made? i want a meat ball or two. >> reporter: this is frankie. >> i'm afraid i'm going to break the meat balls. >> reporter: he's a polite, gainfully employed bachelor. but here's the thing about frankie. he's 38 and still lives with his mother. >> this is my room. >> reporter: how old were you when you came into this room? >> when i came into this room, i was 16? >> reporter: 16? and frankie has no plans to move out. >> why get my own apartment if i can be right here with my mother and my family that i love, you know? why move? >> reporter: of course, if gina was your mother, you would want to live here, too. that looks like magic. because gina -- >> ma! >> reporter: caters to fra

the italian situation and the italian banks are, of course, put into focus. >> yeah. thanks, claudia. >> charlie -- let's bring in charlie on this. we've made a massive leverage bet, haven't we? we've loaded them up with more of the weakest debt in europe. so if things turn south, the banks are in a worse position. but how much spills over into other sentiment? >> i think what's important is the buyout after the italian or spanish banks. you know, if there is, it's a really good strategy. if there isn't, then, of course, it wouldn't work well. spanish and italian bonds have been playing a game of cat and mouse over the last year or two. one is more distressed than the other one. they're very much a pair. these two, italy and spay, very much, are joined at the hip. i think that's an important point here. >> i know we had an auction. spain's raised a lot of money here. it's raised nearly 50% of its funding costs. why did we get a dodge in action last week. they've had an amazing run over the last six months. did we get fatigue in this sort of risk rally. you know, anyth

we have the latest italian bond auction out this morning.umber of different issues here. 2.84 billion of the march 2015 bond. yield probably what we were expecting was 2.76% at the mid march sale. we need to know the bid to cover. so the yield has risen as expected. i'm waiting, we need to have more detail before i can tell you what demand was like which is going to be the key thing really. people would have also had redempti redemptions. what do you make the appetite like at the moment? >> one of the worries when talking about spain half an hour ago is i understand why the market is organized in spain, but the worry is now you have recorrelation between spain and italy. so it's pot only spanish problem. the market is also telling that you italy should follow. so that is declining. >> italy, the net issuance is more compared to gross. >> hasn't spain done a lot of its issuance front loaded it? >> no, they've done almost half of the issuance for the -- >> for the year. >> no the year. which is very good news. but you still have half -- >> bid

become independent one day the south to roll a probe into northern italy all these has never been italian says claude's is showing off her native town of. just spent thirty years of your life fighting for independence. the of only see where to rule the ins languages german were taken from the rest of to rule but for so last a hundred years ago we have seen crashes which has affected our language closed our schools and our sons and now changes our regional rain into. enough. ever close refers to how these german speaking territory was occupied by eataly at the end of the first world war and was an extent nine hundred ninety after world war two the allies decided that the province would remain a part of easily but would be granted a certain level of self-government goes on already enjoys the status of an autonomy for example ninety percent of the tax revenue from these coffee will stay in the region while the other turn of all go to rome but when economic crisis is taking grip over the country every single sound seems to wake nationalist feelings and this is the situation the politicians ar

then learn about the important ingredient in this italian favorite. next, meet the family that is putting the fun back in fungi. and learn a great new recipe you can make today. it's all ahead, and it starts now. [ctioning made possible by california farm bureau federation] welcome to the show. i'm your host tracy sellers. so, have you eer wondered, "what does it take to stay fresh in the world of agriculture?" well, one dried fruit company thinks they have found the answer. and they would know. they've been growing strong in the business more than a century now. this time of year, there's only one thing on marysville farmer sam nevis' mind--getting his fruit off the tree. just like any other farmer, getting his harvest in and on time is crucial, even though you won't be seeing these plums in the produce section of the market. that's because you'll be seeing them as dried plums, otherwise known as prunes. and there's no better place for finding some of thbest dried plums than this area. did you know the state's greatest dried plum production actually

[ male announcer ] try the delizioso italian b.m.t., one of our fresh takes on italian. subway.immy: well, hi there. welcome back. thanks for staying up on a school night. tonight on the show, you can see her as the evil queen cersei lannister on "game of thrones" sundays on hbo. lena headey is here. and then with music from their latest album "the reckoning" needtobreathe from the bud light stage. we have a an excellent lineup for you next week on the show. ll cool j will be here. ashley judd, danny mcbride, david spade, james van der beek, morgan spurlock. from "glee," dianna agron, the latest castoff from "dancing with the stars" and we'll have music from josh b baze, the civil wars, slash featuring myles kennedy and the conspirators, and the shins. our first guest led his team to the college basketball national title by blocking that shot, blocking that shot. he was named m.o.p., the most outstanding player and will very likely be the number one pick in the nba draft come june. from the 2012 ncaa champion kentucky wildcats, please welcome anthony davis. is [ cheers and appla

, americans and british jumped off from africa on the preliminary leg to the first assault on the italian mainland. a strong partisan for the women's army corps as important to our mobilization, the chief of staff made it a point to be in washington the day colonel oveta culp hobby was sworn in as its new commander. by the time the allied leaders convened at cairo in december 1943, the italian campaign was well under way and the war against the japanese demanded stepped-up operations. the future of the china/burma/india theatre and the problem of harnessing china's manpower had to be resolved. in tehran, marshall took part in planning joint strategy with the russians. soviet demands for an expanded second front were addressed to the united states. it was george marshall who answered. when the chief of staff visited the pacific theatre on his return from tehran, our offensive was gaining speed. island by island, we were moving in on japan. at good enough island in 1944, marshall listened to a firsthand report on the successful operations in the gilbert islands and the planned invasion of t

they were a proud and fierce people determined to resist the italian dictator's aggression.mussolini invaded the tiny african kingdom anyway, and another piece of earth caught fire. an appeal was made, but no one came forward to answer it. mussolini demonstrated for his friends how easy it was. the day germany invaded poland, george marshall, then a brigadier general, made the extraordinary jump from one to four stars to become the army chief of staff. for secretary of war stimpson, the task of mobilization lay ahead. the resources of a mighty nation had to be tapped to produce the props for the great drama about to unfold. marshall had waited in the wings for 20 years for the role he was about to play. the country's manpower resources, the great citizen army in which marshall believed so deeply, had to be activated, trained and equipped to fight if necessary. and with each passing month in 1940 and '41, it appeared increasingly probable that the united states would be drawn into the war. the army numbered less than 200,000 men when marshall took over as chief of staff. it w

bond sale and a common assessment of the results of today's italian bond auction was to say that it was quite poor but not as bad as some had feared now borrowing cost jumped over one percentage point and we have seen the italian treasury sold four point eight billion euros of paper against the maximum target of five billion well the european central bank says it will be buying our bonds if the situation gets worse and from b. to b. capital says this will of course put a cap on the us. as well as spain and this is as well as a european. country a speech. problems they've been placed in. and once way successfully sue the start of the year and it was probably theirs out of e.c.b. support in the future share. their. plane theory for an answer there this. is why i do not despair the youth. of the thing in the end of last year and probably at least for now the problem with this. look at our europe is reacting and as you can see is pretty upbeat also we've got in the five minutes in the us we have a jobless report and u.s. futures are pointing at a positive open a royal dutch shell is buc

cleaning mar an italian city a four color has been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into match fixing atlanta defender atlanta defender andrea masse e.l.o. was taken to the prosecutor's office yesterday and italian prosecutors say eight of his former teammates are also under investigation baris last nine matches and city at last season are being looked into including the darby which massa yellow own goal helped let chase to neil to avoid relegation italian news agency and say claims he scored it on purpose in return for one hundred eighty thousand euros. now the news thousands of golf fans have had a sneak preview of the stars preparing for this week's masters in all custer and is the first major of the year and four time champion tiger woods is considered the favorite again after recently getting his first win on the p.g.a. tour for a bit two years he knows the course well in the hot warm conditions are likely to suit him although fellow american bubba watson believes any one of five could win this year's green jacket. as we know over the last three years anybody had a c