this is my home in little italy, and i'm excited to show you around. this home is a triplex featuring three bedrooms and tons of outdoor space, which highlights one of my favorite aspects of the home, which is the beautiful views of lower manhattan. as soon as you step off of the elevator, i wanted to create a sense of warmth and coziness. you'll see the living room connects to the dining room and kitchen, which really has a beautiful open floor plan, but at the same time, still has a separation of space. one of the ways that i connected the open floor plan was through a series of built-ins. it starts with a fireplace, pantry, wine fridge, and finally bookshelves. one of the main things we like to do grisoro designs is pair vintage pieces with contemporary ones. the vintage chairs have a beautiful curved line and a really textured fabric. to balance that out, we used a really simple clean-line sofa that has a natural linen and gives a sense of casualness and comfort. one of my other favorite pieces in our living room is our vintage oushak rug. they're

neil: you think of it, so many of these restaurants, restaurant row, little italy, they're small.our or five tables. so, you know, one couple of one family's at one table, that's it. you have to wait until they leave. >> reporter: that's it. yeah, you're right. neil: all right. >> reporter: some of these restaurants can only have about -- neil: yeah. >> reporter: yeah, some of these restaurants can only have about 18 and a half people. i mean, that's not a lot when you think about it. so some of these places are even putting limits on how long you can sit and eat. you've got to be out in 90 minutes because they've got to make a profit somehow. neil? neil: yeah. i can just see them chasing them out now. wrap it up. thank you, that was very, very interesting. so, again, be grateful that they are reopening. so it's a start. let's go to frances newton stacy, jon hilsenrath back with us. i did want to touch on these restaurants slowly beginning to reopen, albeit under super limited capacity herement frances, this will make a difference though. i think it's a start and maybe this'll spe

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across italy, old traditions are back, but a little different. >> you know, a year ago, something asppucino is unthinkable. it's hardly as if things have gone back to normal. you is to wear a mask at all times according to the law even outdoors, except when you are eating or drinking. a slow recovery not without casualties. something this child's mother knows first hand, covid killed her uncle and grandfather while the baby was still in the hospital. finally after 40 days, she was covid free on easter day said her mother. it was a true resurrection for us, despite the death in italy, the baby brought us life. a year later, italians are eagerly awaiting the vaccine which is taking longer to roll out here in the european union than it is in the united states. there's many italians in their 80s who still have no if idea when they are going to get it in, this in a country with one of the oldest populations in the world. milan. >> and chicago there's a restaurant owner that is getting rave reviews. not for the food that he sells, but for the food he gives away. charlie demar has the story

popular video sharing network kicks off there's little local children under 13 in italy france after a 10 year old girl died want to let you keep playing or hold your breath a game on the platform would put the issue up for debate so. parents take some responsibility for you being aware of what their children are up to like the parents the eco shrieking and don't understand how powerful that aid if you stop kids using the term top simply jump ship and go to another social media. the u.k. faces the growing poverty crisis with charities.

popular video sharing networks picked up there's little local children under 13 in italy that's not a 10 year old girl died one allegedly playing a hold your breath game on the platform we put the issue up for debate. parents take some responsibility to being aware of what their children are up to like a parent and i don't understand how powerful that is if you stop using the term top simply jump ship and go to another social media. the u.k. faces the growing poverty crisis with charities around food banks inundated with requests but help and a problem hating people from all walks of life we spoke to a charity representative. of people who have never really had to depend on anyone much less church for help testament to have. come through the doors. a very good morning to you from our team here in moscow you're watching r.t. international with me because our. u.s. president joe biden has delivered his 1st big foreign policy speech since taking office with a timeline that diplomacy is back running throughout the address but biden seem to be anything but it's diplomatic when he came to r

he had a little bit of an emergency and he's in italy, but i hope that you'll enjoy the preview of our film that he sent along. so i'm going to talk. i'm sure many of you have seen the green book movie. and i'm going to talk this evening really about something a broader story and that story is about the automobile and the role that the automobile played in african-american life. i'd like you all to think about. how important your mobility is to you how important is it that you're able to travel where you want to when you want to how important is that to american liberty? the ability to travel freely is something that all of us in this room take for granted, but if you think about the role that liberty that that mobility played for african americans for very much of american history african-american's were prohibited from traveling freely. travel and the idea of journey is central to the african-american experience. the ordeal of the middle passage and enslavement begins the journey for african-americans, and it's central to what it means to be be black in this country. but the idea of

narrowed it has gone down so obviously investors are a little bit hopeful that drug druggy can manage to reform this country and reform the finances of italy and after all druggy would really have a lot of money to spend the country is the number one beneficiary of the european union's corona rescue fund. contribution in frankfurt thanks for bringing us up to date. next bank is expected to post its 1st annual profit in 6 years the bank will report its 2020 financial results later this morning germany's largest land has benefited throughout the pandemic from surging investment banking and trading revenues that's helped offset the impact of over a low interest rates and higher loan defaults due to the pandemic or sense of profitability would be the latest sign that a massive restructuring effort launched in 2019 is starting to pay off. but let's discuss that with hans peter birkhoff who is a banking expert at the university of oregon i'm thanks for joining us on do we have business so a return to profit in a pandemic yeah how has tortured bank been able to do it. well i think the windfall came from the pandemic as well so all clients have to

fallen short of both european and global to it's no secret that italy germany and france have already turned to the russian government with a little bit about why the russian accent i'm sure vaccines should not be held hostage to jail politics. to be rude give to russia gave to the world particularly use it as political leverage but it did not in fact we see that russia has great opportunities for inoculation for foreigners living in russia as well i personally go to not and feel grateful we see that russia is open to the distribution of its vaccine abroad not only is open to its export just like pfizer and astra zeneca but it also provides the opportunity to manufacture sputnik v. abroad it's not a new concept of cooperation with other nations in terms of economy and health care i think you can subsequently lead to the improvement of relations between russia the e.u. and the world the u.k. companies are considering a much criticized no job no job policy that would make a vaccine mandatory for employees in response trade unions are threatening legal action and have asked the government to intervene. we think the priority has to be

i've traveled along to the little town of minori, known for one of the most beloved desserts in italy light cake. it's called delizie al limone. or lemon delight. to make it, you need to head for the hills. [ speaking italian ] >> up in the lemon groves above minori, i'm meeting the man who introduced the unique amalfi lemons to the dessert and became one of the most famous pastry chefs in italy as a result, sal de riso. >> no, it's incredible. >> these lucky lemons are an ancient hybrid of bitter and sweet citrus fruits, and the locals put them in everything they can. >> cheers. grazie. >> we head down to sal's shop on the shore, where every year thousands of tourists take a break from the natural wonders of the coast to gasp at some manmade culinary marvels. at a time when italian desserts were dominated by northern and french creations, sal put the south of italy firmly on the map by capturing the essence of this place in one particular cake, lemon delight. so we know where the lemons come from, but how do you get the delight? >> jesus, all right. of course, cream. three creams, in

italy for a movie project. >>> let's take a live look of sutro tower. this just looks like little twinkling lights. it is just gorgeous, especially on a clear night like tonight. >>> our chief neurologist likes it, as well. >> so much that you will see it with the current temperatures in just a second because that is what i selected to go into the lineup of our weather slides here. let's take a look at what is happening. dry weather continues. that will be due the weekend into early next week. we will eventually see a chance of showers returning but it will take several more days. windy conditions kicking and again on saturday. we talk about that in just a minute. the next chance of showers will arrive late next week but i can't make that a declarative statement. i have to put a question mark at the end of that because that is a long way down the line. forecasting terms, the good news for a rain starved bay area is that there are plenty of signs pointing to a more unsettled pattern as we head to deeper into the month of march. there is that view toward downtown. current temperatures are mostly in t

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italy. this is it now. tell my family i love them. hello and welcome to pemba island, a littledise just a few short miles off the coast of tanzania. i am here to find out why a new discovery on the bottom of the indian ocean could be a game changerfor the creatures that live in and around the coral reef here. first, though: high waves and ocean views. there was a time when cruising was — well, just cruising. and the industry went from strength to strength, enjoying healthy profits. a record 30 million passengers worldwide took a cruise in 2019. that figure was only projected to grow, but then covid happened and the whole industry was brought to a halt. cruise liners were hit particularly hard during the first wave of the pandemic. in march 2020, the ruby princess was one of the first big cruise ships to have a covid outbreak, on a cruise from australia to new zealand. kim hurley was on board. on one level we were like, should we get out on the ship? and there were a lot of people cleaning handrails and stuff like that. but i guess our real concern was when the announcement came

but 20 years later, there were 972 italys, according to the census, out of a population of a little over 6,000. a decade later, by 1930, when steinbeck was writing, sicilians numbered a little over 3,000 out of a total population of a little over 9,000 and they've remained about a third of monterey's population ever since. now, a common response from former cannery workers of japanese, mexican and filipino decent to my question about their work lives, the workforce was divided between sicilians and nonsicilians which made me curious. plus my own sicilian family members gave me a look into this population. i learned that to former cannery workers generally, but specifically for sicilians, monterey in the early 20th century was quite the opposite of what steinbeck depicted. in steinbeck's world, women stayed on the sidelines, passively waiting for men to choose them as lovers or wives, their only purpose was to serve, to wait, to stand by while men took center stage. but women were central in monterey in that era. they were not peripheral. they were busy, active, in constant motion and in

little weak. and the costs are large. for example, when in march 2020 in the north of italy, some electronic components makers had to closeconomic lockdown that was imposed, many if not most of the car plants all over europe had to shut down because they didn't have the parts to continue production. so it's important that these decisions are taken into account as well as the economic consequences for firms, as the economic consequences forfirms, workers as the economic consequences for firms, workers and as the economic consequences forfirms, workers and people in general. for firms, workers and people in general-— in general. and with the vaccine _ in general. and with the vaccine rollout - in general. and with the vaccine rollout in - in general. and with the| vaccine rollout in europe taking time, being fairly slow compared to other countries, this could be a problem for some months, couldn't it? exactly. i think right now we have one priority in europe and it is exactly rolling out the vaccine as fast as possible. we know there have been some problems in the supply of vaccines but it seems that the deeper problem is a

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italy, and here is a name that might ring some bells with literary types. it is 120 years since adriano 0livetti's typewriter company transformed the little town of ivrea, nearse, but the town's tourism chiefs are now looking to that golden age as a source of new inspiration. before the pandemic, we took our cameras to check it out. file: this little town has i become a kind of industrial paradise, a place where the employers and the employed are believed to enjoy the best of all possible worlds. in these foothills of piedmont, a worker who has entered camillo's kingdom has all but entered the kingdom of heaven. this is camillo 0livetti's empire today — an empire which has distributed over most of the world and employs over 50,000 people. the 20 men here at ivrea have become 14,000. they are the largest typewriter manufacturers in the world of their business. since the beginning, camillo and his son adriano, who followed him as head of the company, have given great thought to the human side of their operation. even from the first days, 0livetti and his blacksmith partner used to set an hour aside each day for the worker who had family or money or health prob

italy. oil crisis meanwhile rose to their highest level in year with brent crude hitting $60 per barrel. wall street has also seen gains, little above 3/4 of a percentage point across the board. a new record high at the closing bell. investors are looking for signs that the congress will pass a hefty stimulus package, even if it has to happen without bipartisan support. president joe biden and his democratic party are already walking back expectations for the minimum wage to be more than doubled to $15.00 per hour. it was one of the proposals in his stimulus plan. the report from the congressional budget office says the move would cost 1.4 million jobs over the next four years but it could lift 900,000 people out of poverty. critics warned the increasing minimum wage could hold back small businesses whilte biden and supporters say it is key to addressing income inequality. the white house set on monday it is not sure the change will be included in the covid relief legislation. it is one of the issues that sparked opposition among republicans and biden is hoping for bipartisan support on the overall plan. the president says he

little correspondent will the new crane. it's let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today italy's president. says the latest round of talks to form a new government have failed is expected to tap former european central bank chief maria druggy to take over as caretaker prime minister later in a bid to avoid snap elections amid the pandemic that the previous government collapsed last month after a small party withdrew its support. u.s. president joe biden has paid his respects to slain police officer brian sic nick he lies an owner in at the capitol where he and other officers were attacked by a violent mob on january 6th sickening died from so injuries the next day former president altro faces a senate trial charged with inciting a riot. world health organization experts have visited a research center in the chinese city of rouhani as part of their investigation into the origins of the corona virus pandemic is where the virus was 1st thought to have crossed over from animals to humans although china has disputed this. staff at dozens of hospitals across myanmar walked off the job to protest

little bit of movement in the quarter. >>coming up an air bnb listing right here in california is the >>new video tonight at 6 showing italy's mount etna erupting spewing lava and ash today, the active volcano is located on the italian island of sicily and has the highest and most active in europe. scientists say today's eruption took place on the southeast crater. the area is also popular tourist attraction for hikers eager to see the extraordinary lava flows, italy has 2 other active volcanoes one named stromboli and another one out the cvs to get a look at this an air bnb they say that this is its most desirable air bnb in all of california. it is a pirates of the caribbean themed rental. >>in topanga canyon that's in l a a one bed. one and a half bath guest house it's all decked out in tropical decor skulls of course some fish nets one night there will cost 284 box not not really but sorry, it is all booked up until june. still ahead on kron 4 news at 6 former president donald trump and attorney rudy giuliani they're being accused of conspiring with the far right groups and now there is a pending lawsuit. we'll break it

across italy, old traditions are back, but a little different.een unthinkable. it's hardly as if things have gone back to normal. you still have to wear a mask at all times, even when you're outdoors according to the law except of course when you'reas still in the hospital. "finally after 40 days, beatrice became covid free on easter day," says her mother. "it was a true resurrection for us despite all the death in ita italy, beatrice brought us life." a year later and italians are eagerly awaiting the vaccine which is taking longer to roll out here in the european union than it is in the united states. in fact, there are many italians in their 80s who still have no idea when they're going to get it. this in a country with one of the oldest populations in the world. for "cbs this morning," chris livesay, milan. >> looks pretty good over there in italy. >> i want that cappuccino in an italian cafe. >> me, too. >> this could be somewhere with somebody sitting next to you looks good to me. and a cute baby. >> beatrice. beatrice. yes. >> very cute. >

italy first of all. we saw a record amount of demand for a btp auction a little bit earlier on. the market is certainly surfing the draghi wave. what does mario draghi have to deliver for the italian economy to retain market confidence, do you think? janet: i think already he has delivered something because he has brought a degree of stability, and his employment of the government that includes not just -- his appointment in the government that includes not just all of the parties supporting him, but a mix of technical ministers and indeed, maintaining that important european portfolio for himself to make sure he can try to deliver the various european initiatives in a way that might help the italian economy, and maybe even bring a certain amount of flexibility and things like next generation funds to europe as well, might be quite helpful. but they need to deliver improvement in growth, and that will require not just an ability to deliver fiscal packages, but also to deliver on the reform front against a backdrop where he's got various parties he will need to keep happy, and th

little bit again today at 6713, only down .5%. the ftse mib also underperforming. the narrative around italy has been positive of late.as been catching a big bid. that is reversing. italy trading down by 1.2%. let's talk about the sector breakdown, the all important rotation, the turn within the market. yesterday everything green, today everything red. energy is the only outstanding story. a complete rehearsed -- a complete reversal. you could almost take that and put it down to yesterday and bring it the other way around. they reversal in terms of the sector story, which gives you an idea of the more defensive nature the market is taking on today. let's talk about some of the individual names worth focusing on. they have been moving some of the sectors around. miners delivering good numbers. broadly the market is lower. rio getting dragged down by that , down .2%. a positive outlook, the dividend looking positive. the outlook for british american tobacco, the market was much better than this. it is the guidance that a shape the narrative in terms of the price response. this top down 3.8%, nearly 4% today. there are c

little as seven days. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. >>> europe's most active volcano is at it again. yesterday, red hot lava and ash spewed from mt. etna in italyan become active several times a year. the last major eruption was in 1992. >>> actress ashley judd is thanking her rescuers, and hearings into the capitol riots start next week. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "washington post" reports the former chief of the u.s. capitol police has been called to testify before senate committees investigating last month's deadly riot. two senate committees will meet next week to begin a broad examination of security failures that led to the massive breach at the capitol. in addition to the former capitol police chief, the former senate sergeant-at-arms and the former house sergeant-at-arms have been invited to testify. all three resigned immediately after the attack. >>> "usa today" says nasa's "perseverance" rover is getting closer to landing on mars after a 300 million-mile journey from earth. the rover is supposed to touch down on the red planet tomorrow afternoon. its entry into the martian atmosphere is called the

what is happening, clearly a compression with italy. 51 basis points now, approaching that point of a huge milestone, 50 basis points for btp. let's talk a littleut what is happening in terms of the sector mix, particularly with commodities on the upside. that is up by arou -- that is up. technology being driven by dial-up. that is driving that sector. utilities, unsurprisingly down. similar to what we are seeing in the united states. individual stocks, i mentioned dial-up, that is up by 60%. another uk chip-maker. suez, the first hostile takeover in france, four or five years. obviously, these are two big utility companies, border companies. the french government is having absolutely none of it. then we have got italian bank, the italian banking sector really benefits from that. 7.26%. >> let's get to the latest on gamestop and some of the other so-called reddit trades. gamestop and amc are all lower. looking at regulations and long-short hedge funds, now we are starting to feel the pain. we wanted to give you the hedge fund perspective. joining us is the ceo of asset management and also joining us is bloomberg's danny berger. paul formally ra

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italy will be tighteneover the next two weeks. the prefect says shps larger than 5000 per square meters will have to close. >> with coronavirus infections surging in nice, french authorities have had littlehoice but to act. >> [speaking french] nk>> for the next two weekends residents in the tourist hotspot and along the coast will be locked down from 6 a.m. monday permission forms are necessary to leave home and non-essential businesses of over 5000 square meters will close, leaving locals divided. >> [speaking french] >> nevertheless nice is far from alone. the northern dunkirk region rising to similar levels as nice, raising the specter of further restrictions to come. >> let's get more from the united kingdom where boris johnson has been describing his route out of covid lockdown with a four step plan. let's bring in our correspondent. can you tell us more about boris johnson's four step plan? >> yes. so, in two weeks from today, on monday that 8th of march, that will be the first step. remember, we're in a third lockdown. since the beginning of january. that will be the reopening of schools and two people will be allowed to meet for a coffee. at the moment, one's only allowed to go

over the place italy the czech republic germany france wherever and traveling constantly and in that sense sort of abusing his diplomatic status and what he did was he imported a handy little package off explosives on a regular flight from tehran to vienna then traveled to luxembourg can get this little package complete was the explosive it was detonator and everything you need to make a bomb. iranian belgian couple who then we're on their way to go to paris and blow up or at least cause big damage. during and at this big meeting of the iranian opposition organization that meets every year there and there were international guests for instance the former. lawyer often done a trump rudy giuliani many members of parliament from european countries so this was a big event and of political fallout would have been tremendous you know luckily for everybody involved. the israeli secret service who has an everything a rainy and throughout the world gave it to tip to the belgians to the french and to the germans and they could pick these people off the road before anything could happen is this court ruling is going to affect the tense relations that already exists between iran and t

over the place italy the czech republic germany france wherever and traveling constantly and in that sense sort of abusing his diplomatic status and what he did was he imported a handy little package off explosives on a regular flight from tehran to vienna then traveled to luxembourg can get this little package complete was the explosive was debts nature and everything you need to make a bomb. iranian belgian couple who then we're on their way to go to paris and blow up or at least cause big damage. during and at this big meeting of the iranian opposition organization that meets every year there and there were international guests for instance the former. lawyer often done a trump rudy giuliani many members of parliament from european countries so this was a big event and the political fallout would have been tremendous you know luckily for everybody involved. the israeli secret service who hasn't done everything a rainy and throughout the world gave it to tip to the belgians to the french and to the germans and they could pick these people off the road before anything could happen is this court ruling barbara is going to affect the tense relations that already exists betw

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it maybe being in italy even before then i wonder you know from what you've read from what you know when it did start to think it was a fair bit before last december. not really a little before because that's how and then he works it's the spread which is hard to not that it's but i think it was still in china because normally quite localized then it's like a wildfire and then we start seeing it in the other parts of the world but that was . the start of the pandemic before it initial detection the in december probably was a few months before that. hindsight's a wonderful thing isn't there i mean this caught the whole of the world on the hot really how would you assess the global response to it could things have been done better well i mean that's a tough question of course they could have been done better but with hindsight you get it what should we be doing now better than. well for sure we should work together as. countries globally because the spend their meek didn't need to happen and it's could have been their response could have been much much better everybody we're just trying to work gets out on their own and we see how bad and sell we should have better surv

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arts, went to italy to -- after they had a big flood, helped work onf the manuscripts and things that had been damaged by the flood. this is in florence. >> so changing, changing a little bit, how do you feel living here in oak ridge has affected or impacted your life? >> i'm sure it influenced, i think about the war. it's been interesting to watch the changes in oak ridge. when they were going to -- when they wanted to open the gates, we voted against it. we liked the security of having the gates and not knowing when people were coming to visit you in advance. but the city didn't always go by vote. one example is the swimming pool. the swimmal pool was was the largest in the world, i think, at the time it was built. all these things that we had to keep us happy during the war. they wanted to -- >> couple other things i'm curious about. do you remember sort of some of the segregation here during the war. >> yes. i have a good friend, diana who worked very hard to put immigration. i thought it was terrible that the blacks had to be bussed into knoxville for high school. although they were still segregated. they still had to go there for high school. so the immigration h