i am here in lower manhattan in little italy. in the 1950s and 60s it was home to martin scorsese who is without any doubt one of america's most celebrated film makers. a0 years or so ago prior to my move to new york i was already a big scorsese fan and he had made his mark in the 19705 and he had made his mark in the 1970s on things like mean streets. i 19705 on things like mean streets. 1970s on things like mean streets. ,., , 1970s on things like mean streets. _ , ., streets. i will pay you next week! taxi _ streets. i will pay you next week! taxi driver - streets. i will pay you next week! taxi driver and - streets. i will pay you next week! taxi driver and the l week! taxi driver and the soon-to-be-released - week! taxi driver and the i soon-to-be-released rating soon—to—be—released rating bull. all three starring robert de niro. the collaboration persist to the present day but he has worked closely with leonardo dicaprio and many memorable movies. she leonardo dicaprio and many memorable movies.- leonardo dicaprio and many

i'm here in lower manhattan in the neighbourhood of little italy. in the 19505 and �*60s it was home to martin scorsese, who is without any doubt one of america's most celebrated film makers. a0 years or so ago, prior to my move to live in new york, i was already a big scorsese fan. the director had made his mark with his defining films of the 19705, like mean streets. i'm gonna pay you next week — i'm gonna pay you! ..taxi driver... are you talking to me? ..and the soon—to—be—released raging bull. there's no—one else around who wants to fight me. they're all afraid. all three starring robert de niro. the collaboration with de niro persists to the present day, but he has also worked closely with leonardo dicaprio and many memorable movies... she's a prim looking stargazer. ..gangs of new york... i'd check my pockets if i was you, because i do believe she lifted your timepiece. ..and the aviator... we don't care about money here, mr hughes. well, that's 'cause you have it. ..the departed, which brought scorsese his first best director oscar, and the

got to say, you know, the top five little italy's one of them is north beach.been to them all. i've done every pizza festival i tossed at them, cooked at them and it's just great that we have it still. that neighborhood's strong through covid. it was strong out of most of the neighborhoods. you look at it, san francisco north beach was really great. so 155 years of this festival and it's an amazing parade and it's family orientated. you know, it's a great family event that you can go to. so you see some of those cars in the in the parade. really beautiful old cadillacs. you're going to be in a camaro. you know, san francisco's italian community. i happen to know a lot of these people all have stayed in touch. they even though they they they kind of fanned out across the city, it still comes together fairly often for events like this. and the north beach festival. yes. yeah. like i said, it's a community and people come from all over. it's just not just in north beach from all over. and a lot of reservations are booked a year in advance. so sometimes 80% of your

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no rain to put a damper here on this little italy festival in san jose, runs from 11:00 to 7:00. for? sunshine and italian food, that's the kind of sunday i want to enjoy. and i said some spooky things are going to pop up on the forecast. now, listen, a lot of us want to get into that sweater weather here. but as we go into taking it into our long-range, we're going to see a high pressure dome build over california. it's going to do a couple things. it's going to move those storm systems away from the state and also going to bring back those warm and dry conditions. so we've got a little bit of everything for everybody here in this seven-day forecast. for san francisco mostly sunny for our sunday plans out there, and then we'll see mild temperatures that will hold us steady through the week, possibly even on into the weekend. inland seven day forecast, how do you like this? 70, 80s, 90s. warm there to start off the first of october. i hope this makes up for not winning the power ball. >> no. thank you. >>> coming up earthquakes shakes northern california. the area feeling jolts >

little italy.ou can see the history of san francisco on the walls and the photographs. we have a lot of food, a lot of wine, and it's great to give back to the community. and the community has been so great to us. the restaurant says it has prepared 3000 steaks and will pour 40 cases of wine for the free lunch, which is set to end at 230 this afternoon, noon. more than 75,000 kaiser employees have walked off the job and many are walking the picket line right now here in the bay area and across the country. it's the start of a three day strike. the walkout came after workers unions couldn't reach an agreement on a new contract with kaiser striking workers include hundreds of positions from radiology techs to receptionists to behavioral therapists. they say there are unsafe staffing levels that end up hurting patients by delaying or denying care. all of us frontline workers kept coming to our executives and letting them know we need these positions backfilled. we need them filled again. but they were

(sophie fouron) antonio, we could be in a little village in italy if i didn't know better. (antonio iavarone) please, in sardinia. - please, in sardinia. it's like: "do not insult me." right? - no, no, no. - no? - but you know, it's the proper noun of this region is sardinia. as you probably know, we are quite proud of our history and our culture. so it's something that we appreciate, when someone says: "o.k. you're sardinian. it's sardinia." - what are the main differences between italy and sardinia? - we are quite far from the mainland. not only geographically, but also our identity and our culture. for example, in the last century, they tried to oblige the sardinian people to speak italian. so the newest generation started with this idea, but now, they are starting to do programs and projects about... - the sardinian language. to encourage. - yeah, also to encourage the young people. for example, in this little town, i am sure that every little kid can speak sardinian. in the biggest city of the island, it's more difficult to find a young person that can. - it's interest

is also preparing a 2024 budget that is expected to stick to italy's commitments to keeping its deficit a downward trend, that will leave little leeway for stimulus. time to look at some of the online posts on this, we took a look at some websites, the first one, economic forecast for italy, the latest microeconomic forecast for that country, where it said italy's economic growth started slowing down last year, halting the post-pandemic rebound, which had lifted growth to 7% for the year 2021 and 3.7% for 2022. want to say after pickup in the first quarter of 2023, gdp decreased by 0.4% in the second quarter, driven by falling domestic demand, particularly investments and construction. next, italy's economic resurgence, a prime opportunity for g7 presidency in 2024, more optimistic look, it seems with this. where it said the 2024 g7 presidency will provide a unique opportunity for italy to present the structural progress made by its economy in recent years, particularly after the pandemic, quite a contrast to the previous post. next, the date here is important, this was posted on september the 1st, 2023. italy's economy shrink

italy, please, so that you have no doubt that i’m driving here, i flew to italy, he came for us by car, well, i staged a littlest time in my life in italy, why am i leaving right there on the same day, i have to see at least a little bit of italy, he means the clan didn't come in and we went to venice for 2 days, for 2 days that means we went to venice, and then we went to the czech republic, slovenia, slovenia, poland, lithuania and latvia, in fact, it was in latvia that the traitor actor has now found refuge. it so happened that there is a large russian-speaking community here, including a large number of, let’s say, creative people, yes , people of culture, people of my way of thinking or or my social circle, so yes here, well, plus it coincided, in general it’s a coincidence, it true his majesty, this is true, latvia with its russian-speaking community met a fugitive russian artist, to put it mildly, with caution, smalyanin himself speaks about this. i sat with the guys, with the ukrainians, whom i also met here, we were just sitting, well, conversion and someone pats me on the shoulder, looks at me with s

sultan's government capitulated to the inside and sign the humiliating armesis of little girls, great britain and france. and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turkish lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greece has the main striking force. seeking to make others realize its aggressive plans. for an intervention, provo massey indignation among the turkish peoples. the national liberation struggle was led by the experience of general mustafah come all as a 3rd. in order to bear down the enemy, a bank on the mobilization of the nation, and the alliance with russia, which acted as a united front with turkish patriots. at the end of august 1922, the third's army won a decisive victory over the invaders. in the back, hello, jim levine, art and within a month liberated all asia minor. from them, the impressive success of the circus army force the west to make concessions in 1923. the loss on these treaty was signed turkey. one of the 1st countries in asia manage to defeat the colonial empir

these are land means take land mines mostly made in italy little holes where fusing goes around and you them ready to go, and you're here and you're looking at well there's markers here there's some colors that say the country they come from some are from so talking about ordinances from all over the world and different conflict designed to penetrate armor take people, vehicles out most of this can be implemented by single person or a couple of people. you don't need a big rocket launcher or piece of artillery to do it. this type of ordinance is for a ground fight. this is ground to ground ordinance for the most part. but it can take out a lot of people in a hurry if they do the deliberate clear of pictures of their troop carriers -- one of these could attack out that troop carrier. >> bottom line there's no short order of these. there are a lot you talk about the ground let's go to the u.s. deterrence and that is, the u.s. gerald ford military guys i know call this the uss bad ass most elite war fighting carrier in to man it ises $13 billion warship newest it has 5,000 soldiers up to 9

all sorts of we'll start off in italy in a cute little town about 250 kilometers north of rome. she'll become here. people don't care about the world wide view, e craze. loveliness is celebrated. how refreshing, and if you don't believe it, take a look. the title, this man bears is the envy of virtually no body. he's italy's ugliest person. the rather dubious sounding distinction is awarded in pico, a tiny mountain village in central italy. decamp joe, my name's daniella, is it pertaining to pick named poto. and i think it's at least a police person since 2019 way. that's an appeal. i'm proud of this session and i want to keep it. then i think of going into the club to the, the association of ugly people was founded over 100 years ago in po to go into the lease market region. in 1879. it became a kind of marriage agency and then a matchmaking agency. in the 1970s, the members turned it into a protest against the decrease anybody whether ugly or beautiful can become a member. currently, membership members are around $35000.00 worldwide gianni luigi is the clubs, the vice presiden

it is a little bit of italy that is happening around you can walk around and enjoy shopping with gelatothe move we are happy to provide to the people. i always love union street because it's not like another commercial street where you have big chains. here you have the neighbors. there is a lot of stories and the neighborhoods are essential. people have -- they enjoy having their daily or weekly gelato. i love this street itself. >> we created a move of an area where we will be visiting. we want to make sure that the area has the gelato that you like. what we give back as a shop owner is creating an ambient lifestyle. if you do it in your area and if you like it, then you can do it on the streets you like. i general meeting of the san francisco police commission. before we get started, i just wanted to acknowledge the untimely passing of christopher shea. christopher shea was an attorney who appeared before the commission and represented officers before the commission and represented them zealously and demonstrated an unwavering commitment to his clients. and he will be he will be deep

responsibilities, yes, and they, uh, accordingly this feeling is erased, little by little, as if growing, you a fan of italyhing in it - this is this temperament, yes. there is this italy inside you, well, we will bring into this magic box, a boundless, abundant flow of magic, but here you really need your openness and trust in this, in fact, i am a person who is quite closed in myself, i probably wanted to somehow to change, i wanted some changes, i have faith, okay, then i’ll send you on a journey, and i’ll start fussing here, go away, go away, and there’s no handle, well, that is, personal space, well, come on the magical power of comfort. let the love set me free close to you is where i want to be let the love set me free close to you is where i want to be let the love set me free to you is where i in the novel the master margarita, mikhail bulgakov raises a very important the topic of true freedom and talks about it through his heroes; in the finale you can understand what true freedom is for mikhail bulgakov himself. this is freedom of thought, this is freedom to write on the topics you want, this is

little girls. great britain and france and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turkish lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greece as the main striking force. seeking to make others realize this aggressive glance. for an intervention, provo, mass, indignation among the turkish people. the national liberation struggle was led by the experience of general mustafah come on as entered. in order to bear down the enemy, a bank on the mobilization of the nation, and the alliance with russia, which acted as a united front with turkish patriots. at the end of august 1922, the third's army won a decisive victory over the invaders. in the battle of doom, libby not and within a month liberated all asia minor from them, the impressive success of the circus army force the west to make concessions. in 1923, the loss on these treaty was signed. turkey. one of the 1st countries in asia managed to defeat the colonial empires and defend its independence. becoming an example for millions o

anthony well, my thoughts are that right now, little italy, right now, the peace of the world is hanging in gaza. >> and our fear must be that that the israelis will kill a very large number of innocent people. we understand why they feel they have to do it doesn't mean it's the right thing necessarily . and that could lead necessarily. and that could lead to a wider war. it could even lead to a world war. we have the template of world war 1 in 1914 where one thing led to revenge , where one thing led to revenge, led to other people coming to in a general mobilisation and 22 million people dead. so the immediate threat under doubtedly lies in the middle east with israel and gaza. and let us hope that that restraint prevails . that that restraint prevails. the hostages are returned and then israel can go after the hamas terrorists as it is entitled to do, and indeed must do. however, i don't think that's going to happen, frankly. so beyond that, if the world does not blow itself up over gaza and the palestine and israel problem , for me, the big israel problem, for me, the big threat is r

it is a little bit of italy that is happening around you can walk around and enjoy shopping with gelato hand. this is the move we are happy to provide to the people. i always love union street because it's not like another commercial street where you have big chains. here you have the neighbors. there is a lot of stories and the neighborhoods are essential. people have -- they enjoy having their daily or weekly gelato. i love this street itself. >> we created a move of an area where we will be visiting. we want to make sure that the area has the gelato that you like. what we give back as a shop owner is creating an ambient lifestyle. if you do it in your area and if you like it, then you can do it on the streets you like. you're watching san francisco rising with chris manners. special guest is david chu. hi i'm chris manners and you're watching san francisco rising the show that's about restarting rebuilding and re imagining our city. i guess today is david chiu, the city attorney for the city and county of san francisco , and he's here today to talk to us about the opioid crisis, repr

little bit of momentum. the singular g7 member nation, italy, has indicated it is going to pull out of the belt and road initiativethe end of this year. they did not see it as having two way benefits. that china benefited more than italy. hungary is the only european nation. the president indicating the development model with china fits with what he likes to see going forward for his country. otherwise, it is probably going to be a bit of a choppy next few years for the belt and road as debt issues, inflation issues, the external shocks of war in the middle east and ukraine will away on overall sentiment. of course, the chinese economy is slowing and they have their own debt and property woes. their appetite for lending and repayment terms might be tougher. haidi: it is china data dump day. could we see all of the measures starting to gain some traction? >> the big question is was the third order the bottom of the downturn and the numbers suggest they will not in the third order meet the official target of 5% for the full year but it is 4.5%. what we are likely to see is a slight uptick in quarter over the growth.

there's simply too little work here. justina is all the happier that her sisters from italy and the usa of come for a surprise visit for a few care free days with the family before she's left alone. once again, still, you know, would never leave for more than as long as like the place of extraordinary beauty created like god himself can go with this is where i was born, put in. i'm so happy here. new to this place up. let's label who lives in 70 the community and then we have to can use dina news with her as a centuries old tradition will die to you, but there's no way of writing that. she says, what matters is that her family lives on she needs such is a winemaker and has all the qualities needed for a successful career as a buying drawer. however, such lives in dokie, a country that is go on by the religiously guns away, the body of president, that's up they have ad on since coming to bar or the lawn has guns instantly promoted non alcoholic beverages. he has also increased taxes on alcohol. these are the challenging conditions, will bind makers in toki, some of whom have a centuries

there's simply too little work here. justina is all the happier that her sisters from italy and the usa have come for a surprise visit a few care free days with the family before she's left alone. once again, still, you know, would never leave for more than as long as like the place of extraordinary beauty created by god himself. like what can go with this is where i was born put in. i'm oh so happy. yeah, no good. there's a place up list, a label who lives here, 70 the community. and then we have to think this dina news with her a centuries old tradition will die too. but there's no way around it. she says, what matters is that her family lives on that she needs such is a winemaker and has all the qualities needed for a successful claudia as a vine drawer. however, such lives in dokie a country that is go on by the religious leak on the way the body of president, that's up they add on. since coming to bar go on, has kansas tend to be promoted? non alcoholic beverage is he has also increased taxes on alcohol. these are the challenging conditions we're buying makers in toki, some of whom

little day they have available. they are proud that their food has come to define italy to the entire world. power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. i've headed five miles out of the city center using the newly extended metro line. romans have a reputation for resisting change and the arrival of the subway in 2014 >>> using the newly extended metro line. romans resist change. and the arrival of the subway in 2014 has shaken up old poor neighborhoods of the city. nowhere more so than chile. and i'm meeting the editor of italy's most prestigious food journal to find out what's going on. gentrification is moving in on this neighborhood and food is on the front line. >> it was born during the roman empire. and that roman name. and it is a big deal in english. >> yes, exactly. >>

america is the largest number of people who have been to us, italy, holland, they keep coming back, but now the winter is a little ours for them. it's difficult in the spring, now everyone will return , here are seven people who left a few weeks ago, manfred from australia and vasyl from romania stayed the longest, they have been living in ukraine for a year and are rebuilding houses together with our volunteers, today at another phoenix facility in chernihiv, the story of the owner of this house is worth filming. a russian plane crashed into this house, the story was published by the new york times, the plane landed right in the front yard, and there were 500 kilograms of bombs on board in case they exploded. there would have been thousands of victims, the owner of the house with her children managed to hide, they were incredibly lucky. manfred, the owner of a construction company in australia , lived in post-war germany as a child and saw similar pictures. then big money went to restoration of infrastructure, enterprises, roads, and only then housing. i saw how thousands of families suffered, there was no one t

ask you about other protests in europe including the ones in italy that we know have occurred uh day in and day out if you can explain a little bit about that for us well i didn't, didn't get it all, but i saw today that germany has banned uh all banned all all pro-palestinian demonstrations as well uh you know so uh this is really the kind of thing that uh is going to just going to spread when a country like france or a country like germany and the leaders of the european union start banning uh it's it seems certain that you know uh smaller countries will follow so it's uh you know this really just it's just when it comes to freedom of speech and freedom of expression and freedom of press, you know, normally uh, russia today would be here, but of course the european union banned russia today. banned all russian media and it's really amazing that we haven't been banned uh but of course we have been banned on satellites so we have covered that you know for you many many years uh but it's just this is this is the the whole problem is that the west claims to defend human rights claims to defend people press here's another one an

they said the italy midfielder had breached a rule which prohibits players from placing bets on football. there is littlece in barcelona. it's the first el clasico of the sesaon — as real madrid make the trip to barca's temporary estadio olimpico home. in serie a, juventus could go top of the table with victory over verona. in the bundesliga, leaders bayer leverkusen don't play until tomorrow — so that gives a chance for either bayern munich, at home to darmstadt, or surprise package stuttgart who face hoffenheim to go top. max verstappen topped both practice sessions for red bull on friday, with lando norris second, but seven time champion lewis hamilton was off the pace in seventh. verstappen — who is looking for a record 16th victory of the season — gave red bull a perfect start to the weekend, edging mclaren�*s lando norris byjust over a tenth of a second. charles leclerc took third for ferrari, while verstappen�*s team—mate sergio perez, urged on by his home crowd, was fourth. hamilton struggled in his mercedes with a seventh place. practice three starts later on saturday, with qualifying after that

they said the italy midfielder had breached a rule which prohibits players from placing bets on football. there is littlea. it's the first el clasico of the season, as real madrid make the trip to barca's temporary estadio olimpico home. 1—0 barca, gundogan's first goalfor the club. in serie a, juventus could go top of the table with victory over verona. in the bundesliga, leaders bayer leverkusen don't play until tomorrow, so that gives a chance for either bayern munich or surprise package stuttgart to go top. but stuttgart are 2—1 down to hoffenheim. bayern munich leading 4—0, goals from harry kane and leroy sane. that's all the sport for now. hello. if you can see any blue sky overhead right now, do bear in mind it may not last, because rain continues to feature in our forecast for the rest of the weekend. and for some, quite a lot of rain. on our earlier satellite image, you can see clumps of shower clouds circulating around an area of low pressure. and then this stripe of bright white cloud pushing its way in from the south, bringing a band of heavy, thundery rain, squally gusty winds. could be a lo

and tell us a little bit more about the statement that was issued along side deleted. so i b believe from germany, italy, i'm the u. k. a job i made the call this afternoon and got a 5 leaders on the phone. afterwards, there was a short statement that was issued. it said obviously express the steadfast support for israel describe the terrace tax and so from us having no justification to new legitimacy, excuse me, and added that to the recognize the legitimate aspirations of the palestinian people. but how much does not represent the as palestinian people essentially think, giving the green light to whoever is real does next to express that support for israel to defend itself against them us. uh no call is you would normally expect for restraint. that certainly has been an american theme in the past, conflicts and exchanges in guys where they ask for restraint. they are walking through the diplomatic channels to try and get some sort of ceasefire, but their biggest consent is the fact that there may well be a number of americans that have been taken into guys a, a joint copy here is the national security

on saturday +7, on sunday it will get a little warmer, but the rain will increase again, that’s all for me, goodbye, now economic news, artyom, gas prices in italyuch, roman, have doubled, and what’s interesting is that in just a month, i’ll tell you more about this later, until the russian treasury can carry out a currency swap with chinese yuan, that is, buy them on a temporarily free budget balances. the corresponding government order was published on the official portal of regulatory legal acts. previously, such transactions with foreign currencies were only possible in dollars and euros. their goal is to receive additional income while reducing risks compared to, say, placing funds in banks. participation of mining companies in the energy transition. became one of the significant topics at the international oil and gas exhibition and conference, which is taking place these days in the united arab emirates. representatives of russian big business also came there. the company's stands and entire regions of our country are widely represented in abu dhabi. to date, annual investment in clean energy has hit a record $700 billion. this year alone

little bit of history. and here as well we have got one of your racing suits when you were driving with ferrari. that must�*ve been amazing to wear the red ferrari? italye world and japanese fans and british fans, but the italian fans are very close to my heart and to be named the lion heart by there was something incredibly special. and what is this one? that was tour championship winning season? i think so. does it still, does it smell of petrol? as it washed, nigel? laughter am i right in saying you would have to take this omen what it yourself. not like drivers today. you would have this for the whole season? the problem is, when you are superstitious which i was, you would not let anything unless you do it yourself. if you pick my helmet up before the race and made a mistake of even putting it on, you would be lucky to get out of the garage alive. but i could never touch it again. i would not use it. why? because i'm superstitious. look how small it is. how did you see out of it? it is to help keep focus. so it helps you to see less? you don't want any distractions. you won the world championship in 1990 at the end of the season you said would ret

italy, canada, and the u. k. officials joining us from occupied east jerusalem. so tell us a little bit more about this statement on the well, it's an interesting group, isn't it? it is essentially the g 7 minus one that is defined. they are not included in the statement this after what was described as a day of diplomacy by the white house, which you might be making numerous calls to all 5 of the leaders who signed onto this statement, as well as to benjamin netanyahu. now these really is will be relatively pleased with the statement. there's no, i would write condemnation of a mass, although they are described by the 6 leaders as a tetra risk group. but they do reiterate israel's absolute right to defend itself in the face of what the statement calls terrorism. now, what is interesting is that the leaders call for the adherence to international law, even at a time when israel has cutoff food power and food supplies to guys. although there are a truck skating through and also a number of agencies have said that they have use white squarespace, which again is against international l

little bit. >> but yeah, he's really put san francisco on the map. you know, because he wins. these competitions are in italy. yeah, in naples, this latest one. that's where pizza was invented. we thank. so that's what they say. well, they say that. >> now you marion's are claiming you should charged arrested for do abuse the way you're beating up that point. you to that to look so easy. but it is not all right. here we go. astros and rangers cleared the benches and a gold donnybrook in the american league championship series. erin wilson is up next tell us. us. >> came out on top tonight. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, the forty-niners were back on the field today. one day closer to their monday night matchup with vikings. but are we any closer to finding out whether or not that trio injure pro bowlers are playing prime time monday night football game will. a

little village nestled in the mountains. it's an island that's multiple, traditional, isolated culturally maybe, because geographically, it's not very far from italyd it's unique, independent, autonomous in many ways. the land, the sea, the sun are very generous to the people of sardinia. there's something quite unique in sardinia. it's one of fe

little bit of history. and here as well, we've got one of your racing suits when you were driving with ferrari. that must�*ve been amazing to wear, the red of ferrari. in italyse fans, the british fans, but the italian fans are very dear to my heart. and to be nicknamed the lionheart by them was something incredibly special. and what's this one? �*92? 1992, yeah. and that was your championship—winning season? i think so, yeah. still petrol? has it been washed, nigel? probably not! laughter but am i right in saying you'd have to take this home and wash it yourself, not like drivers today, who can get a different suit every race, every qualifying? you would have this for the whole season? well, the problem is, when you're superstitious — which i was — i couldn't let anyone do anything unless we did it ourselves. for instance, if you picked my helmet up before the race and you made the mistake of putting it on, you'd be lucky to get out of the garage alive. i could never touch that again. really? i wouldn't use it. why? superstitious. look how small that is! how do you even see out of that? it's to keep focus. so it helps you to actually... focus... really, to

he's in washington dc and tell us a little bit more about the statement that's just come out so long. so i believe is that i believe from germany, italy on the u. k. that's right, joe biden has been speaking to all of them on a coal this afternoon, just in the last hour. we got the statement that was released. essentially a game supports israel saying that his steadfast support for israel, the terrorist actions have a mass of new justification and no legitimacy. the statement does say it recognizes that the palestinian people have got the right to live with dignity and that should be extended to them. but how much does not represent the palestinian people? there has been, of course, a lot of talk about the number of americans that have been killed. the tool button confirming the statement released earlier this afternoon, the 11 had been killed and then they say that i security agency believes that that number me will rise just in the last our joint cut. because the spokesman for the national security council has been saying that they still can't confirm whether or not americans are being held hostage. but the expect that to be the gri

to italy's public prosecutor has launched an investigation as families across the europe. wait for answers. alexandra buyers algebra a little earlier, i spoke to laura baton here. she's a janice. she explained to us what happened from run what happened seems to be a real accident. this is our, the dynamic, the cause of the accident is still not clear of the boss. so we're off the road. i'm file close to the railway lines in the district semester, as the said, which is connected to venice by a breach. demo science as a bridge is broken or something is happening to the road. so that needs to be counsel over an actual brazzel set. the one line of inquiry is still that the driver, a 40 years old italian was among those keels, had been taken in before the crash. so it's not clear for some not to talk for us true. but they have a top see, will tell us something about it. but for sure. in this apparently in charge of the, the scene was really a full colored, a full color take us the mega or the cd said most of the, by the swear, completely. cor, behind this is electricity on the rail. and so the problem is also that most of the pe

occurring there in italy, absolutely, there's been probably more than 30 demonstrations, but guess also we haven't been able to the small demonstrations taking place in in in little villages and and towns, i think there is big depth right now between the official politics of the country and and consider that at the last national election uh over year ago, only half of the people having the right to vote show up at b, there is huge gap between the politics and and the strategy, the political strategy adopted by consecutive governments and and people are shocked with the disease that have been that consecutive governments have been taken over the years. thank you for that, that's talking to. was from brown, let's bring in the palestinian scientist another from bethlehem. welcome to the program. so we're looking at the deathholtion side of things. yes, yes, do you have my voice? yes. okay, very good. yeah, i just introduced you, i thought they told me that uh, that maybe you were disconnect from us. okay, the humanitarian side of this issue is obviously something that can be talked about, but uh, what is verent over here is uh, where where this war is going and we'r

italy, canada, and the u. k. o ellen fisher joins us live from occupied east, jerusalem and illinois. can you tell us a little bit more about what was included in this statement? well if you look at the list this immediately interesting because it is the g 7 minus one, and that would be japan, japan who last week said they could continue to be known as broker and discussions between these families and the palestinians, hinting that the americans can no longer fill that role. so this new g 6 gathering came after the of what the white house described does. a diplomatic, the, the white toys for joe biden, he called all the leaders be put together the statement. and he also called benjamin netanyahu. that the statement reiterates it was right to defend itself, but also welcome the fact that the trucks were getting in an arched israel to continue to add a cuban split to international law. no, this comes as they are already aware that israel, in the 1st part of it, that the fighting and gaza blocked food, drink and fuel going in, which would be regarded as a war crime by many. and also a number of vote. organizatio