naples is italy in the extreme. if you like italy as far south as rome, go further south. just gets better. if italy's getting a little overwhelming by the time you get down to rome, think twice about going further. italy intensifies as you plunge deeper. and plunging deeper, that's exactly what we're doing this time as we explore naples. [ speaking italian ] we'll go shopping neapolitan style, dodge scooters in naples' crazy traffic, explore the city's vibrant neighborhoods, admire exquisite ancient mosaics, taste pizza in its birthplace. then we climb the lip of a slumbering volcano and wander the amazing ruins of the roman town it destroyed. so many european travel dreams take you to italy. the bay of naples area, about three hours south of rome, is filled with fun and fascination. from naples, we'll climb smoldering mount vesuvius and visit the ruins of pompeii. centuries before christ, naples was a thriving greek commercial center called "neapolis," or "the new city." over the ages, it became an important center ruled by a series of foreign overlords. in the 18th cent

today, italy's third largest city feels in many places like an urban jungle. its lack of open spaces or parks makes it europe's most densely populated city. watching the police try to enforce traffic sanity is almost comical in this gritty city.

it's the time referred to as las vegas chevy in italy the rough life from the 60s o 50s to the early 60s. after postwar recovery an increasing economic disparity rome became the center of the international film industry. however, the term butch vet now days has become part of the evoke and seems to be applied to a variety of situations that are not scribble related to rome in the 150s. it's used no reference to eateries as well as hotels and b and bs night clubs and as they discover before boarding my flight to san francisco it's even the name given to airport lounges. now strictly speaking the title is from the film by italian film director starring two italian actors which doesn't depict a rosey sweet life in rome in those days but a creek of the lack of values of a certain ishlg of folks populated by actors and arrest accuracy and mr. no bodies as well as reportsers one in the film who goes by the surname of popping roots. and surprisingly this has stuck to the point out we refer to the photo reporters as paparazzi but the period maybe reviewed in deed as the sweet life. johnson 0

bully it's history goes back more than a century when the founder who you see on the screen later italy in his his name was the grandfather of the fattening and vice president of the company settled in rome opening the first store in 1994. now pious business prospered radical and it allowed him to open in 15 years two more shops in rome and a number of subsidies in italy naturally he lives and also seasonal resorts brood and i can see many of them listed around 1905. now after his death in 1932, the fact that he was skoekd by his two sons when you can see pictured here at the back jury box i don't the first boy was a great jeweler connoisseur and the second to publish the italy silver and jeweler to make his marks. at the beginning of the 1970s of third generations of bully took over the company by johnson i don't see 3 sons you again see here. johnny the latter he would lay off leave the company in 1987. now from 198 had the envelope of the 3 brothers francis the young gentleman in the center became the ceo of the company acting as president and developing. it's franciss pride not only

. >> reporter: harry has photographs of little italy. we're going to take you there, show you some amazing photos when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. 14 minutes after the hour. 27 now, calm winds. 37 oakland, 42 ocean city, 30 elkton, 33 hagerstown, 28 cumberland, the mid 30s easton, rock hall 39, 37 kent island and annapolis, 27 columbia, 34 degrees in westminster. we got a big push of warm humid air. it's milder than yesterday. this is going to come with a couple of showers. the next real rain though is going to be that cold front that doesn't really get here until we move into next week. the normal high is 58. we're going to be darn close to that today. we're going to call it a high of 61 degrees. i say darn close, the range will be 58 to 61. 42 mild over night. over night and morning showers.g ing 58 tomorrow. 67 on sunday, 68 on monday. back to 51 and 46. >>> let's go back to wjz traffic control and sharon gibala. >> good morning. i have a lot more to report than before. we hav

forces landing in italy. there were more 204 divisions otherwise there was a good possibility that any of those if not all of those we been in normandy on june 6, 1944 so i would never say it was useless. i would say was heartbreaking. there's no doubt about that. >> host: rick parkinson you begin an army of dawn, before the war. how big was the u.s. army in 1944? >> guest: the u.s. army had about 190,000 in 1938 and 39. it was a puny little thing, poorly outfitted. by 1945, how big is the army? the army alone is 8.4 million. there were 16 million in uniform in a country of 130 million. you can see it's a 40 four-fold increase in the size of our army in five years basically. >> host: rick atkinson is the author of the liberation trilogm and here's the latest. it just came out in may. the guns of last light, a rick atkinson as always we appreciate your time. up next on booktv "after words" with guest vincent bzdek. the presidential historian explores rose

in italy another setback for ballast don't eat as his party threatens to split. bad news for german soccer fans something can be restored and he couldn't rule it out of next year's world cup. at the eight days after taught to try and struck the philippines relief efforts are finally gaining momentum. more international aid teams are riding in the hardest hit areas the eu has says is sending is that sending additional support but as we see in a press report that aid workers are facing a massive task with an estimated two million people displaced by the stall. these refugees have escaped from they have finally reached safety at the airport in manila. let's pretend more sense to it. and also the spiritual support. many of the people from the flooded areas me lou the stand. last month. i love everything. so i don't do so on. awesome support. much has been so sweet to all who also did some dancing. the crayon monster storm and ruins the top job on this baby girl was born today secured the suffering from a spirited problems. parents must announce that my hair with oxyg

berlusconi's is once again called go italy. it was what it was first called when he went into politics in the 1980s. he is hoping that the nostalgia will give the party a much- needed boost. >> either do like it or not. i know what the media think. silvio's wetwo more would be the top nation in the world. as silviold words, berlusconi is fighting for his survival. he was convicted of tax fraud this summer. november thef senate voted on whether to strip him of his seat at a conference. hasecent months, berlusconi pushed his party to break away from the prime minister's government. instead, it is the party that has ended up raking apart. -- breaking apart. >> we are no longer capable of bringing down the government. >> berlusconi may have run out of cards to play. has won ah yameen runoff election in the maldives. yameen has a narrow lead over the former president mohamed nasheed. sports now. nigeria, nigeria has become the latest nation to qualify for next summer's world cup. they beat ethiopia at home to complete a 4-1 aggregat

you're saying you're not so sure that a mafia-free italy would be that much more functional?'m not so sure at all. but i am constantly amused by the fact that 45 years ago, if i said to americans oh, i live in sicily. sicily, how did a nice girl like you end up in a place like that? >> really? >> now it's oh, on a farm in sicily, how romantic. oh, i envy you. so perception of sicily -- >> it has changed. >> it has changed. enormously. enormously. >> in 2007 there were only 160 group members, and now over 800. pretty cool considering we're talking about a group who have demonstrated no regret or hesitation in killing judges, politicians, police, prosecutors. back to catania, and when you're talking late-night dining options, you're talking one thing, the enticing smell of smoke wafting through the streets, a smell that's enticingly equine. i smell rainbow dash. [ speaking foreign language ] >> yes, yes. yes. >> anthony and marco, a couple of sicilians and aficionados. >> this is one of the older side, famous, you know, families of mafia that grows in crime organization here. >

if we had to send big reenforcements to the air command in italy in order to take on that task to do the targeting business, and i think we cannot afford to have such a big command structure as we had, say, 20 years ago. so i think the best way to fix this is to create a pool of qualified personnel in the member states so that they can be deployed and support different operational commands if a conflict is arising. this is a cheap, i think, way to reenforce nato's credibility in the command structure. one thing which is also relevant to this regard is to establish an educational certification program for officers in nato jobs. we are now 28 nations. with very different structures and backgrounds, and i think the command transformation do a very, very useful job in training and qualifying officers, and for that matter, civilians, to take on nato jobs. my last point is that i think we should establish a policy for training and exercises to ensure ability to participate in joint and combined operations. and this policy should cover all elements of our core structure. nato has focused on

fall in crime stunned and enthusiastic television audience in italy. we ran for three seasons between two thousand five and two thousand ninety eight the story is based on the novels of malaria for a seat which became popular for their sense of history and their exploration of the aisle causes of crime only two of his novels have been translated into english and the books serve as a departure point for the series episodes rather than providing specific storyline. mary is played by a local bar for us he who brings a depth to his trail of a complicated man. in addition to his acting career barbara. he is a well known figure in italy because of his political involvement having served as a member of parliament since two thousand eight he became famous in nineteen eighty three his association with the notorious horror film cannibal holocaust. a film so unrealistic its director was arrested on murder charges barbara. he was one of four actors killed in the film who sign contracts requiring them to stay out of all media for year. in order to fuel rumors that

pulls one of the poorest cities in italy. here to the crisis has forced hundreds of families to send their children to work from a very young age giovanni is thirteen and has been working as a waiter for over a year. done a good morning coffee. in the back of the bus was. pushed. to defeat yeah it's a tough job but i've got to do it because mum and dad have problems so i have to help them. do you want to do this later on. i hope i'll do something else when i grow up. kewl. coffee in this pharmacy nobody is shocked to see a child working. from two pm until nine giovanni paces the streets of his neighborhood tray in hand for him childhood games only a distant memory banks and my friends only think about football or play station ok but that's because their parents they have work and mission and as for me my parents can't find work the tree is heavy the neighborhood is big and giovanni is here seven hours every day. of my research because i have to carry this tray so it hurts. but i'll build up muscle get used to it and then it'l

labels one of the poorest cities in italy. here to the crisis has forced hundreds of families to send their children to work from a very young age your body is thirteen and has been working as a waiter for over a year. done a good morning coffee. in the back of a bus was. pushed. to defeat yeah it's a tough job but i've got to do it because mum and dad have problems so i have to help them. do you want to do this later on. i hope i'll do something else when i grow up. kewl. coffee in this pharmacy nobody is shocked to see a child working that thing. from two pm until nine giovanni paces the streets of his neighborhood tree in hand for him childhood games only a distant memory friends and my friends only think about football or play station ok but that's because their parents they have work. mission and as for me my parents can't find work the tree is heavy the neighborhood is big and giovanni is here seven hours every day of my research because i have to carry this tray so it hurts. but i'll build up muscle get used to it and t

pulls one of the poorest cities in italy. here to the crisis has forced hundreds of families to send their children to work from a very young age. your body is thirteen and has been working as a waiter for over a year. john good morning coffee. in the back of the bus was. pushed. to defeat yeah it's a tough job but i've got to do it because mom and dad have problems so i have to help them. do you want to do this later on. i hope i'll do something else when i grow up. kewl. and coffee in this pharmacy nobody is shocked to see a child working. for your. e-mail from two pm until nine giovanni paces the streets of his neighborhood tree in hand for him childhood games only a distant memory banks and my friends only think about football or play station ok that's because their parents they have work. mission and as for me my parents can't find work the tree is heavy the neighborhood is big and giovanni is here seven hours every day my wrists hurt because i have to carry this tray so it hurts. but i'll build up muscle get used to it

and what happens when a terrorist goes to italy or a mafia hitman goes to italy and we want them backwe signed an extradition treaty. what do we say? >> you didn't give us amanda knox. why should we give you that guy? >> it only counts for hitmen but not girls from seattle? you have to make a distinction. if we're saying the italian system of justice is a joke and it is not fair, as supporters of amanda knox of said, at least the way it is handled in this case. what will happen with the relationship with italy in so it is a political question and the secretary of state john kerry is the one who will have to make the decision ultimately comfortable he risk rupturing our relationship with italy? or is he going on apply the rules of the extradition treaty and send her back? >> or is he not going on extradite her because of the american court of public pinch no offense, i think we would argue we don't know all the facts. why is that court more viable than the real court? >> we signed an extradition treaty. when we sign an extradition treaty, we say we recognize your justice system. if you

. >> reporter: amanda knox's ex- boyfriend is on the stand in italy. tina kraus reports that knox who served four years in prison has not returned for this trial. >> reporter: raffaele sollecito made a plea to give him back a real life. he and his ex-girlfriend, american college student amanda knox are facing the third trial for the 2007 murder of british student meredith kercher. an expert testified that the dna on the knife prosecutors claimed was the murder weapon belonged to knox, not the victim. that backed up the claim that the knife was a regular kitchen knife. italy's high court ordered a third trial saying the acquittal was full of contradictions. amanda knox is not in court. she told british tv she's too scared to return to italy. >> i was already imprisoned wrongfully. >> he said knox was his first true love and he did not take the accusations seriously at the beginning. >> there'll be another half dozen hearings before the verdict in january. >>> frightened passengers and crew evacuate a plane after a fire at montreal airport in canada. you

in italy, insult is the mother of invention.ought to teach ferrari a lesson with lavish interiors, brawling v-12 engines, and style like nothing else. the namesake loved spain's traditional sport, so each model is named for famous bulls. the latest beast to bolt into the ring is the aventador. the transmission has three settings-- it has "road," "sport," and "race." >> fasanetto: "race," you have to set "race"! >> pelley: i'm not sure everybody should select "race" on this car. we didn't race through northern italy because of traffic, and because our jet helicopter with our camera can fly only 170 miles an hour. the aventador will do 217, zero to 60 in under three seconds. while 700 horsepower propels you forward, the aventador will set you back between $400,000 and $500,000. are we still on the right road for lamborghini? >> fasanetto: yes, next roundabout on the left. >> pelley: we're coming into the town of sant'agata in what italians call "motor valley." this is the original factory? >> fasanetto: yes, there is just one lamb

maple's one of the poorest cities in italy. here to the crisis has forced hundreds of families to send their children to work from a very young age. your body is thirteen and has been working as a waiter for over a year. done a good morning coffee. in the back of a bus was. pushed. to defeat yeah it's a tough job but i've got to do it because mum and dad have problems so i have to help them. do you want to do this later on. i hope i'll do something else when i grow up. kewl. coffee in this pharmacy nobody is shocked to see a child working. for your. e-mail from two pm until nine giovanni paces the streets of his neighborhood tree in hand for him childhood games only a distant memory friends and my friends only think about football or play station ok but that's because their parents they have work. mission and as for me my parents can't find work the tree is heavy the neighborhood is big and giovanni is here seven hours every day. of my research because i have to carry this tray so it hurts. but i'll build up muscle get used to

has to give an additional thirty million euros for italy to build more shelters for the refugees. all together. are always plenty more on our website. including for right now that have an explosive announcement as pentagon officials say they'll need billions of dollars to keep america's nuclear arsenal up to date and out of danger. and dressed to impress the world's most beautiful women put. it all about a charity auction here in moscow dazzling photographs right now on the web site r.t. dot com. for now here on the program taking good care of senior citizens it's the main duty of nursing homes but one just south of london has fallen far far short of the goal it's manager has been found guilty of overseeing quote institutionalized abuse leading to the death of at least five pensioners. reports there are fears a culture of abuse could be widespread. we're here in west sussex right in front of a care home now up until two years ago it was operating by a private group called southern cross it was called the orchid view care home i wouldn't this quiet part of west sussex it was the ce

coming your way for greener pastures gone sour the european financial crisis hits the migrants in italy leaving thousands out in the streets without a job. in britain sometimes being too good at committing crimes can actually secure your future especially if you're a hacker it's off to has been revealed now that the newly formed u.k. cyber defense unit is looking for reinforcements but from the ranks of its convicted anime's shedding some light. the life and times of. britain from cruising through cyberspace to banged up in prison to what can for the government as details of the u.k.'s proposed defense pools mudge officials admit that considering hiring convicts it's just all the implications right in black and white that it's ok for governments to have people but if people had governments it's a cry most of. us convey to depok he paid the price and is now studying computer science soon he'll be looking for a job but he will be looking to the government think it's quite. on the government doesn't try to hire for two. years because i don't feel that people would still be. state sponsored

i usually use operate laundry now and get on in italy. some men came and left before i went to buy new meant the department that the men opened them and they make up right after nineteen months apart in the manner we don't want one. two more quarter we take a look at trent green above the law in china. on today's to look up the cup to put roger and content in china. chewed up and thirteen at the top job market for countries to college graduate so far. a court official data from the chinese not to mention human resources nearly three million seven million coal country could not have jobs lined up before graduation. the tough job market has led more people to consider higher education diploma at the ticket to getting better job. our postgraduate course in china are not easily impressed by everyone. student and current workers with undergraduate much to report that interest them in the past nine years the population register in perth put brackets and jam the over one million this year more than one point six million people register for the e

has pledged to give an additional thirty million euros for italy to build more shelters for the refugees but it's unlikely this will help create new jobs or ease the flow of immigrants altogether because it's going off r.t. road. well coming up we've got a look at the world of business in venture capital but before we go here's some of this week's images from the olympic flames record breaking journey across russia. it's less than one hundred days before the winter games in sochi the olympic flame is continuing at fan base this rally it's already been to the north pole and in just a few days it will glass dome for the international space station torch is passing through the towns and cities of the world's biggest country currently touring russia's north don't forget it r.t. dot com there's a full selection of videos and photos from the of them pic marathon. the office of civil rights in the city of seattle washington has told city employees that certain terms may not be used to the official emails of discussion scoring to google fox news these terms would be brown bag and citizen ninety

i said it earlier, we were up in italy 8%. we were up in spain 4%. >> to italian stocks, telecom italia trying to bolster sales. plus, a jump in chinese exports, but as beijing leaders gather for their policy meeting, just how strongly will they push ahead with economic reform? >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> hello. we've got a full bumper show to end the week, but if that wasn't enough we've got jobs friday coming up and the impact of the government shutdown, as well. so on today's show, as they gather in beijing, some of the big question is whether they will agree on any major economic reforms. the anticipated meeting happens behind closed doors, but eunice will give us a preview at 10:15 cet. >>> in a bid to boost finances and dial into the brazilian market, our guest says people might be overlooking the fact that there is still quite a lot of potential in italy. that's coming up in half an hour. >>> plus, could shale gas energize the fuel industry? we

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what happens when a terrorist goes to italy or a mafia hitman goes to italy and we want them back?ell, we signed an extradition treaty. >> they'll say you didn't give us knox why should we give you them? >> it only counts for hit men but not girls from seattle? you have to make a distinction. if we're saying the italian system of justice ace joke and it's not fair as supporters of amanda knox have said, at least in the way it's handled in this case, what's going to happen with the relationship with italy? so it's a political question. and the secretary of state john kerry is really the one who's going to have to make the decision ultimately. can he risk rupturing our relationship with italy or apply the extradition rules. >> or not extradite her because of the american court of public opinion. we don't know all the facts. why is that court more viable than the italian court? >> because we signed an extradition treaty. when we signed that treaty we say we recognize your justice system. if you convict and give somebody a fair trial we're going to send them back to you. we expect you'

the european financial crisis hits hard at the migrants in italy leaving thousands out in the streets without a job or a home. out of britain where sometimes being good at committing crimes can actually secure your future especially if you're a hacker and so after it was revealed the newly formed u.k. cyber defense unit is looking for reinforcements from the franks me from the ranks . of those convicted enemies that used to battle and this intriguing report to watch these laura smith. the life and times of a haka in britain from cruising through cyberspace to banged up in prison to what can for the government as details of the u.k.'s proposed defense schools. officials admit that considering hiring convicts it's just all the implications right in black and white that it's ok for governments to have people but if people have governments it's a cry must. convey he paid the price and is now studying computer science soon he'll be looking for a job but he won't be looking to the gulf of st kitts it's quite. because other people would still. be state sponsored religion i think they should

this week italy saw hundreds hit the streets to the mom better social housing conditions for thousands of migrants in the country the street is the only home they have and even the lucky few who are provided with accommodation often regret moving to italy in search of a better life is not easy going off has been finding out. some call it a city within a city others a refugee ghetto it's like we're still in africa refugees from four african countries over twelve hundred people crammed inside a former university building in a room now known as palace meeting. here but. we weren't allowed to film inside the rooms but a doctor treating the refugees agreed to describe the conditions they live in. their thirty five tabs and thirty five showers and eighty percent of them need to be repaired the beds are all seen in very bad condition actually a lot of people sleep in the car thousands of refugees have been flocking to italy mainly across the mediterranean in search of a better life but the country's only economic problems including the worst recession since the second world war provide very l

italy upheld a one-year term. it was the eurozone debt crisis that contributed most to his downfall. italy's economy was pushed to the brink. silvio berlusconi lost his perimetery majority and he was forced from office in 2011. >> as long as he has voters ready to vote for him and the party, i would say he is a power in italian politics, not as powerful as he used to be, but not irrelevant either. >> silvio berlusconi is a public figure with many enemies. many of his staumpest allies decided they could no longer support him. >> still to come - how scanners could soon replace scal pels in determining a cause of death. that story coming up. also in sport - robin will be here to tell you why footballers across brazil stage a national sit-in process. >>> welcome back, chicago's world fair of 1893 placed the city on the international map. 40,000 workers built 200,000 buildings to house the exhibition attracting 27 million people to it. 127 years later the city looks back at the fair authorityize say changed america. >>