. >> reporter: for months, she stakes out his every move in the little italy of brooklyn.e point, she even dons a burka. >> a muslim friend hooks me up with this burka and says, you can get up close to anyone you want and eavesdrop. i remember listening to a conversation, he was talking about blondes. he liked blondes. that's what i decided to go really blonde. >> reporter: five months into the sting and she's ready to make her move. >> i rode my bike past him several times up and down the block, waiting for him to notice me. then his friend whistled at me. and my heart dropped and i said hi. and i said i was from california and was new to the neighborhood. and he said to give him a call. >> reporter: her new persona also rents a bachelorette pad. >> how long were you here? >> a year. maybe a year and a half. >> reporter: armed with a brand-new life and a sexy cover, she's ready for her next flash move. a romantic dinner for two with juror number 8. >> you would have done whatever it took? >> yes. >> even if it meant taking him to bed? >> of course, of course. >> but it di

doreen stakes out "the target's" every move on this corner in bensonhurst, considered the little italy of brooklynlly on this street corner. >> yeah waiting for him to come home from work. >> reporter: at one point, she even dons a burka. >> a muslim friend hooked me up with this beautiful burka, and said, "you can get up close to anyone you want and eavesdrop." >> i remember listening to a conversation. he was talking about blondes. he liked blondes. that's when i decided to go really blonde. >> reporter: five long months into the sting and she is ready to make her move. >> i rode my bike past him several times up and down the block waiting for him to notice me. then his friend whistled at me, and my heart dropped, and i said hi. and i said i was from california, and i was new to the neighborhood. and he said i could give him a call. >> reporter: desperate for anything she thinks will sink her new persona also rents a bachelorette pad. >> there was a futon for a bed, and a table, a couple of chairs, designed to be a so-called playgirl's pad. >> how long were you here? >> a year. maybe a year and

beauties of italian culture is there's a reason why you have a north beach and san francisco and north end in boston, little tidiane cheik di italy in new york and benson hurst in brock -- brooklyn, it's because we are an open society. we allow people to come in and share the culture. san francisco is an open culture. we share and we open up. i think that suits well with italian cultures as well. the two go together real well i think. i'm in support here of the -- of italian heritage day. thank you so much and have a nice day. >> my name is rich, an italian-american, 100% third generation. i want to lend my name to support the heritage day. i think it's a great step forward. i would like to add a couple more italian american achievements for the record. world war ii the italian-americans were the leading ethnic group in supplying men and women to fight in world war ii. that was not behind the lines but that was real action fighting up in north africa, sicily, the italian campaign and on and on into normandy and so forth. so we provided something between depending on your reference points a million to a million and a half fighting men and women for world war ii. additionally we h

of the brooklyn university. thank you,. atemember, we were looking the italian election, looking at what could happen with the next government here in italyhow do you see things going now? it looks like we could be having a populist government. what does that mean for you? there has been a huge populist success, both the five-star movement and the league. of i think the degree populism is going down a bit by the day. and as they approach whatever the smelln, power and of governing, they become more pragmatic, both the five-star and league. one aspect, which is particularly important in this back tracking of populism is the , which waso the euro the distinguishing sign of both. it is no longer like this. thegoing off of consultations with the president, we have discussed the five-star movement. said, of course, when i am prime minister, i will remain a member of the alliance, a remembe member of the u.n. and y union. francine: both parties have offered in their manifesto, increasing the deficit. what does that mean for italy, where the recovery is there, but quite fragile? mario: this is a extremely delicate point because forget about most