she stayed in italy voluntarily.he had just flown home, none of this would have happened. >> whether or not amanda knox returns to italy to face her accusers, the italian justice system can grind on for decades and amanda may never be able to say she is truly free. >> i'm afraid to go back there. i don't want to go back into prison. there are only so many times that i can say, no, i didn't do it. >>> an unspeakable crime. an unlikely criminal. the ultimate tabloid murder. >> your thoughts on this andrea yates story? >> it's a horror. >> this was the very definition of madonna and child turned upside down. >> five young children dead at the hands of their own mother. >> she was a sickest woman i'd ever seen. >> she may have been in left field but she was in the stadium. >> was she simply cold blooded or was something else to blame? >> if you commit a crime and found not guilty by reason of

in italy, donatello was only 10 years old when sluter began to carve these figures, which display an intense realism never seen before in european sculpture. as this reconstructed model shows, the well of moses was originally brilliantly painted. the prophets deliver their prophecies like figures from a medieval mystery play. the piece was intensely theatrical, linking prophecies of the old testament to the sacrifice of christ on the cross. originally, the well was surmounted by a life-sized crucifixion group. this crucifix was smashed to pieces during the french revolution, and the largest fragment that remains is the head of christ. somehow, sluter's carving conveys both the agony of christ on the cross and the release from suffering which death has brought. life at the burgundian court was not always dominated by thoughts of god and death. the dukes of burgundy were famous for their tournaments, banquets, and extravagance. they placed great importance on all the arts. their court was one of the grandest in europe. because this was a tring court, moving between the palaces of their

italy. it is to prevent the shifting of taxable profits. in havens the likes of ireland, luxembourg, bermuda. really the crackdown is on companies we know well. all of them know to shift , but italiants companies are being forced to only buy their advertising from locally registered companies. >> this law is not the .ontroversy >> all the lawyers are saying this probably violates eu laws, but it is something countries are wanting to clamp down on because of the sheer volume of money they could the making. at the moment europe and the tax loses $100 billion on by these companies shifting around to so-called havens. approve aey did blueprint to fight these strategies used by internet giants the likes of starbucks. they are only still in the making. they are trying to force the . at thespeed things up moment the oecd plan is not likely to be finished by 2015, but by trying to force the issue maybe we will get there a little quicker. >> how much is google actually saving by shifting profits? >>

by 1400, this was the city-state that dominated central italy.ut bankers and textile merchants were expanding their trading empires all over europe. over the next 100 years, an extraordinary interaction took place in florence-- the innovations of artists and architects, the excitement of rediscovering classical achievements, and the patronage of a wealthy commercial class. these key elements brought about a series of artistic and intellectual breakthroughs that came to be known as the renaissance-- literally the rebirth of learning and culture. in the church of santa croce, a series of frescoes painted around 1320 were to have a revolutionary effect on florentine painting. here, the great merchant families competed with one another to commission the leading artists to decorate their chapels. in the chapel of the bardi family, professor john white of university college, london, describes how these medieval images came to life. this is a franciscan church, and the franciscans were the passionate preachers of the late medieval world. they used their

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

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

in italy, many car drivers are giving their data away voluntarily to save money.car insurance companies are offering special deals to those who have the mini version of big brother beside them on the passenger seat. >> what a mess, and expression italians often use when talking about traffic. in italy, drivers have a reputation for ignoring the rules of the road and doing whatever they want. per capita, italy has more vehicles and more car accident, causing more injuries and fatalities than even a car crazy company -- country like germany. no wonder insurance premiums are skyhigh. but as she has to work, laura is laughing all the way to the bank. she is paying 350 euros less for car insurance than she did last year. she paid by the kilometer. her mileage is tallied by a little black ox that uses gps found under the dashboard. the transmit data to the insurer. click the box guarantees that i will find my car again should it be stolen. -- >> the box guarantees that i will find my car again, should it be stolen. >> each day, she drive to the train station 74 kilomete

if you talk about italy, it is the most interesting part of italian cuisine.ilosophical thing. life is too good. i need a little bitterness to remind myself of the internal tragedy of our existence. >> the sweet and sour of the life. >> one final attempt before i go to extract something meaningful on what it means to be sicilian. >> what's wrong with these people in the north? >> people from the south are coming from these greek culture where the philosopher while in the north came through and -- >> that's the harshest, meanest thing anyone can say. oh. >> and figured out the last century, the three best writers in italy are from sicily. >> because they consider us a weight with our problems. but finally in summers, they all come here to make millions. it's a good thing for us, you know. >> in the end, it all comes back to the godfather. we go up this beautiful mountain, this incredible town. it goes back to the 12th century. there are few places on earth more beautiful. but we are sitting in one of the -- it was like a godfather theme park. look michael corle

it is prompting the european commission to investigate italy.he major said it makes the center look like a concentration camp. but migrants say they have received much worse treatment than that shown in the video. >> reporter: these are the shocking images bringing shame to italy. it shows stripped naked migrants in the reception center of lampedusa being sprayed for scabies in the courtyard. >> no dressed -- >> reporter: the footage was leaked to an italian news cast by a syrian migrant who said they are being treated like animals. but they said they saw the treatment as necessary evil. >> because it's medicine [ inaudible ] you get out of our body. it is cold. >> reporter: most migrants we spoke to say they didn't find being hosed down in plain view. what they are mostly concerned about is what they claim to be another form of torture they had to endure upon their arrival here. this migrant claims that italian authorities often take their fingerprints by force by hitting them with sticks and threatening them with tasers. the european commissio

while in italy ac milan vice president adly on a galliani has announced japan midfielder keisuke honda will join the club in january on the three and a half year deal the twenty seven year old becomes a free agent at the end of december after spending three years at tesco moscow scoring twenty eight goals in one hundred twenty one games he's also netted eight times for to come this year to help his side qualify for the world cup finals though there's been mixed reaction to the signing of milan's new number ten. rovers . he's a great player an important player so we expect a lot from him he's happy to play for milan and we know that in japan everybody is happy that he's joining the on going to be marketing i guess it's a marketing action i don't think we'll one needs him really well meanwhile you can kinsmen will remain coach of the united states until after the twenty eighteen world cup in russia the forty nine year old became manager in two thousand and eleven and has led the u.s. to qualify for next year's tournament in brazil the former strike us scored forty seven goals in one hund

more on italy's biggest ipo since 2010. how the stock is faring on his first day of trading. ♪ >> i'm francine lacqua in london, this is "on the move." streaming on your phone, your tablet and also bloomberg.com. tapering will be bad for bonds and certain stocks. for more on that, let's will he hasvor greetham. more than a hundred 60 billion pounds in assets under his stewardship. tapering may come as early as wednesday. >> it could be wednesday. we saw someone yesterday pretty 40% of ability on it to be precise. people are this is him was 50-50 between now and march. i don't think the market is going to be as effective as you might think. if you look at the bond market, the 10 year bond is selling off in the u.s., but the two-year bond hasn't. with that says to us is that the markets are beginning to differentiate between the fed buying fewer tenure bonds and when fed funds start to rise. there's a belief that the fed will actually push that date even further out. the markets are quite calm about tapering this time around.

. >> italy takes on google. buying internet ads from locally registered companies. >> travel chaos in the u.k. this christmas eve. extreme weather causes several deaths and severe delays. good morning, everybody. ,"u are watching "the pulse live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. >> we begin with the google tax that has just been passed in italy. the law requires them to purchase internet ads from locally registered firms. >> caroline hyde us with the details. what is the objective here? >> it is all about clamping down on the shift of taxable profits. ofis all aimed at the likes google, amazon, yahoo!. we know that they shift large amounts of profit around the world to so-called havens. the likes of ireland, luxembourg, bermuda. italy is trying to crack down on this and they passed a measure saying that if you are going to buy internet ads from a company in italy, you have to buy it from a locally-registered company. it cannot be something that happens to be registered in ireland. there is plenty

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 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. 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

is threatening italy with legal action because of its actions towards migrants. it showed migrants being stripped and sprayed for scabbies in the cold, and they've received much worse treatment than that shown in the video. >> reporter: these are the shocking images bringing shame to italy on international migrant day. it shows migrants in the center of lampedusa being sprayed for scabbies in the middle of the center. >> people with no dress. >> reporter: the footage was leaked to an italian newscast by a migrant who said they were being treated like animals. but on wednesday migrants at the reception center said they saw the treatment as necessary evil. >> reporter: most migrants we spoke to here said they didn't mind being hosed down in plain view. what they're mostly concerned about is what they claim to be another form of torture that they had to endure upon their arrival here. this migrant claims italian authorities often take their fingerprints by force, by hitting them with sticks and threatening them with tasers. following the release of the video the eur

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 final causes of crime. only two of his novels have been translated into english and the book 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 and eight he became famous in nineteen eighty through 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 tha

in control of that whole process, interestingly it is very much made in italy. it is a real hub of goldsmith. >> they are trying to stick to production. other italian companies are tapping into that, made in italy. >> that is an asset abroad, particularly in china. now, they have some 50 stories. .hey will open some 40-50 10 shots per year. this was interesting. some of them are going more towards the youth. that really gets the celebrity going. italy starting to climb. >> international growth up by 32%. clearly very much focused east. they are listed since 2007. >> this is at the top of the hour. we will be speaking to the ceo a little bit later. is this a company building on the recent success? ,> actually, it is a laggard relatively speaking. this builds upper homes for proper families all around the country. it did not go down the zeitgeist which is to create a sub brand. the top in terms of end of the market. they did not ride the luxury boom. they said, we speak to it, it should be interesting to see how much he emphasizes. that is a misinterpretation of w

we have in italy a very good knit manufacturers.s could be an opportunity to speed and little bit this process. but anyway, very concentrated on moncler. >> remo ruffini there, chairman of moncler. we have to see you in the studio very soon. coming up -- >> the feud between adidas and sports direct, why they are clashing over chelsea football club. coming up next on "the pulse." ♪ sports directeen and adidas is escalating, clashing over chelsea football club's kids. manus, tell us what is going on. >> a volume discounts are both sports direct will be denied kit.s to the chelsea and adidas says you are undercutting us, we sell them for $75 and you aren't selling them $15 cheaper. you are not going to get this kits. from sports direct -- a rather err ceo, a billionaire simply put "i don't quite like the fact adidas is suggesting my stores are scruffy." buildssibility is he made a steak in adidas. he did it before in 2007. once bitten, twice shy. rather piqued, a mike ashley coming after you. street"wolf of wall film starring leonardo

a heated debate between supporters and opponents doomadgee imagine that this is a historic day for italy just for them to the rule of law has been strengthened because it's clear that everyone is equal under the law to enable him as a clown a cookie sheet to the knee so i know i'm an addict. but there was tony says he isn't giving up. it was the seventy seven year old told supporters he would seek a seat in the next election. however under the terms of its conviction he's barred from holding office for the next sixty years the day. like his prime ministers like these two groups. he knows his resignation in a surprise move on wednesday the one he said he could no longer carry on in the wake of the country's worst disaster since independence. fifty four people were killed last week with a supermarket group collapsed in the capital riga critics have suggested that the government's decision to abolish the construction oversight authority as part of budget cuts may have contributed to the accident so i know and to current and up the pressure this week in a territorial dispute seven group of i

but do you think he is what italy is what he wants right now?> well, i think that of course, it's generational shift, and it's something which means that the there is a young and a fresh face. also, if he hasn't much national and international experience. i also think that there is a big question mark about the attitude he's going to have to our national government. so i think that we must wait and see which the percentage of the votes will be and what the outcome will be for the national government. >> the interesting thing that could happen is that enrico letta, the president that came to power a few months ago is from the democratic party. do you see that mateo rensi could destabilize the government just from the fact that here is a leading face from the party that already has a prime minister in fact? >> well, this is actually the question. i don't know if there is already the answer. would i say that if the general interest prevails, there shouldn't be any destabilization of the government. but it depends on how much orenci will have the de

good for employment, considering it is 12% in italy. been a part of the reason why the car market in europe has been so weak. unemployment record high across much of the eurozone. if you don't have a job you can afford a car. is the big in europe not just for the year but for the decade. >> should be blow and a strumpet? >> really please. am i out by 2000? >> anna was pretty much on the money. >> and some fed officials are talking today. gentleman. could they possibly taper next week? >> have a look of the bloomberg taper poll. i have it somewhere here. you actually look at december, 34% indicating. that is double from last month's pulled third march am a 40% say march. that seems to be the consensus. that is down from 53%. remember it is not all about jobs and unemployment. inflation is still around one percent. how do they target back so they maintain stimulus or do they refine this thresholds for rate policies? look of the 30 year average. we're back to the highs of mid- september. >> that is why they didn't taper. >> home sales figu

the mafia is above all italy's most important economic player. the big mafia clans make billions with casinos, illegal construction activities, and racketeering. italians know they cannot stand up to the mafia on their own, but it's to friend when you are part of a group. >> until recently, massimo lived in rome where he worked in the film industry, but now, everything has changed. he moved back to the countryside where he grew up and became a master cheese maker. since may 2012, he has been producing the finest buffalo mozzarella north of naples. his work begins at four clock in the morning. rarely is he done before noon. it's a tough job, and it's a bit like a steam bath, but he is on a mission. >> i would not have started as a cheese maker at any other company. the cooperative is the first cheese factory around to use confiscated mafia assets. we make mozzarella for political reasons. >> in addition to running the cheese factory, the cooperative also farms orchards and fields. it's named after a priest shot dead by the camorra crime syndicate.

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 c which became popular for their sense of history and their exploration of final causes of crime. only two of his novels have been translated into english and the book 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 through 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 the f

some authorities here in italy are investigating.ven iss isthat recommending the funds vote against these boards and provoke this ward. everyday passing by better and better. >> how might you think you have in terms of votes at the moment? you're talking about some big investors and funds backing your so-called riots. ef 20% of the votes right now? just give us an idea of how many votes you can muster on your side? >> we didn't raise votes in this, we just educated that parties of the financial situation. regarding what is going on. we will see this assembly on the 20th. what kind of votes against and revoke this vote. i can't tell you actually. we can pass on the brazilian asset docs if you want. >> what is your backup plan for the brazilian asset of telecom italia? shareholderswe as proposed in 2010 a merge between and oi.azil we do know what kind of synergies are in place in the case of a merger. that a standalone t i m brazil would have a nice growth path for the next three years, i would say. then ultimately we will see what wil

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 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 playstation 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. 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'll be b

is saying that there are they in turn have heard rumors that there could be a possible temps to as italy take over as the protesters have been taking over the government buildings and in fact that is the goal. control of all the government buildings and all the government offices in the. in the country's capital we haven't seen any police so at this point it does look like the protests have

. >> do you buy spain and italy? >> definitely.he greatest opportunities will be there in the peripheral equity markets. if you look at that, i expect further compression which will lead to bond spreads tightening too. >> eying italy bonds,'s banished bonds -- spanish bonds and selling german bonds. we have this stability fund or the shaping of a banking union. does that change the landscape in terms of how you want to be positioned in financials? >> i think what is disappointing is that the severance still have to foot the bill. there is no europewide guarantee which is a fairly weak thing. >> i suppose that was the nexus that they tried -- i want to finish with this. 10 year government bond yields up towards 3%. rates are going to stay very low in the united states. that ay treasuries or is full hearty trade? >> i think the clarion call is now for risk. i think it is going to be for equity and away from fixed income. we are thinking about going underweight fixed income and looking to increase our equity overweight. >> get back on

in the last century the town first belong to italy then yugoslavia and some people here have bad memories of the communist era now the worries are a big difference in the senate is afraid home could lose its unique character. to be in the process of attracting more people more money to build structures that are mature enough to. in harmony in brief thursday situation he says in the first place a truck and people. so the new destroyed the favourites there is this true and living room. the tourists would no longer find the things that have always attracted them to come. in a referendum in twenty twelve two thirds of coalition voters said yes to joining the european union for the sudden loss of. back then by voted to join too because i thought it would be best for croatia. but now when i see prices and how things are developing. i've grown a bit skeptical that is what. once again people here have to get use to new structures and implement laws divine step in faraway places this time in brussels the world's smallest town has always been pragmatic perhaps that's the legacy of the giants' new l

fledng constituent of mine a baded -- fled relationship in italy. she is now in wales. since then, the high courts have ruled under the hague convention that she is to return to italy on monday. may i ask the deputy prime minister to use his best endeavors to assure the italian authorities would realize that resting her would be disproportionate and little short of abominable to take a little boy into care pending the outcome of the proceedings? >> i am aware of his interest in this case. it is a desperately sad case. level, i would love to talk about it, but as he knows, ministers cannot comment or intervene in cases that have been before the court, whether in this country or abroad. we really cannot. however, i'm sure that the foreign commonwealth office will be able to provide consular he assistance to the mother as she pursues her case back in italy, including details of english- speaking lawyers and seeking updates from local courts about progress in the case. >> it may surprise the deputy prime minister to learn that the liberals have a reputation of advocating an

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clashed with police this comes amid massive protests that have been gripping italy for six days and it was spearheaded by the so-called pitchfork movement started by farmers in the south who played the government's putting the interests of the european union the head of the people. police arrested in what drove eighteen year old cole pierson to open fire in a school in colorado critically injuring one girl after a shotgun the high school senior entered the building looking for a teacher apparently and then turned the weapon on himself after firing a series of shots the tragedy came just a day before the anniversary of the sandy hook elementary school massacre in connecticut which killed twenty young children six adults jill stein is a former us presidential candidate for the green party shared with us at r.t. what she believes is fueling this nationwide rise in gun violence we have about one hundred times the rate of gun homicides and violent gun crimes relative to many countries of western europe and we should not be in the business of normalizing violence it's clear there is a rel

she then traveled to italy and began a career in films and as a popular tv host. before stephanie who became famous as the model and actress. she earned an undergraduate degree in moscow studying metal engineering. stir until smooth. status the students i salute you for speaking. i know. main character in the series is the river hull it shakes alinsky the climate in the lives of people who live on it stinks both rich and four. is anyone who tries to look beneath the surface of things unseen. power to set its history can never be fully understood. mueller says people also are. and it also hides their seats. secrets that one station are just covered by people like franco sneering who have eyes to see i do. ch ch or it's the ori each day. excludes any team that works. the top story wednesday. intriguing topic as told by nhc premier global content partners back to back in english. it's what they mean washington six enlightenment you at party acting in your story continues here. i was seventeen with me. thanks to a doting auntie that i can take that stealing is just to

as you young constituent of mine fled a violent and abusive relationship in italy. she is now in wales and since then the high court of ruled in the hague convention that she is to return to italy on monday. given that, i ask the prime minister -- the deputy prime minister to use his best endeavors to be sure the italian authorities realize that arresting her would be unfair, disproportionate and little short of abominable to take that young boy into care to a care sender pending the outcome of the proceedings? >> i am aware of his interest in this case. on the human level i would love to pronounce on it. as he knows, ministers cannot comment on or intervene on cases that have been before the courts whether in this country or abroad. we really can't. i'm sure that the foreign commonwealth office will provide consular assistance to the mother as she pursues her case back in italy, including providing details of english speaking lawyers. mates apprise the deputy prime minister to learn that liberals are advocating an eu referendum for elections? byllie now put that ri

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 far east 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 book 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 and eight he became famous in nineteen eighty through 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 th

like treatment over the last two years indeed just this week in spain in the united kingdom and in italy we saw police repression of peaceful political dissent john mccain hasn't. shown any concern about this what john mccain has always been concerned with as he views russia as a geo political enemy of the united states of the greater trans-atlantic community and he like many a western officials is viewing this through a cold war lens of trying to separate russia from the ukraine in order to in his mind keep it in a permanently geo politically weakened state. well that whole turmoil a crackdown on protests and an economy in limbo life in egypt is no easy ride just to add a look at what happens to the dreams of those who took part in the arab spring uprising almost three years ago plus. no warm welcome for new members as immigration and finance drives a wedge through the european union. and . the. review economic up down in the final. days the longer the deal sank i and the rest because i think the case will be every week. prevails sleep peacekeepers for a president who are concerned with

she then traveled to italy and began a career in films and as a popular tv host. before stephanie who became famous as the model and actress. she earned an undergraduate degree in moscow study metal engineering. stir until smooth. stacey news the students. i salute you can see it. i know. main character in this series is the river hull. it shakes alinsky. the climate in the lives of people who live on it stinks. both rich and four. is anyone who tries to look beneath the surface of things unseen. power to set its history can never be fully understood. mueller says people also are. and it also hides their seats secrets that one station are just covered by people like franco sunbury who have eyes to see. ay ay ay ay ay the uh the sea the eye. and the new. the us. welcome to nhk world news live and you know tommy and tokyo. here's a look at some other stories we're following this hour. i am. negotiators at the tree is visiting foreigners to free trade to save their efforts to strike a deal by your ran out fail. world leaders to join tens of thousands of south african

and to drink the economic crisis has hit italy heart and italians are looking for ways to save money. garages are doing booming business installing the black boxes which are only slightly larger than a pack of cigarettes. they sell a mechanized is quite easy to install. any witnesses to cables in one from holland won the odometer. the bolded onto alone the art of chess in it. this would be ideal insurance companies are offers better deals for comprehensive coverage and very few plans with unlimited mileage. any profits from the black box in other ways too. it helps reconstruct the events leading to an accident and provides precise data which can be used to find insurance fraud. things that needed to prove that the man in an accident on science to sponsor the sea can be determined. more precisely. on the other hand we can prevent costs can be exaggerated in damage to a wolf. we can use the data to determine the force of impact he and a sense the real damage. all you can see the bt still. insurance companies also enticed drivers with electronic aids and outlets drivers see their mileage