and the problem that dewey had he could not connect luciano to any crimes. but eunice spent a lot of time on the record talking to women who believe she could connect luciano to the prostitution. so finally he allowed her to organize february 1st, police officers nobody had worked together before they were sent to raid 80 brothels simultaneously and the idea was to arrest all of the women. why? because the job of the fixer was the fixer gets her out of jail so she doesn't turn states evidence nobody knew the fixers were all gone so now there were a few hundred odd women they bring in a judge who came into the building there gave a high bail they could not make to hold them as material witnesses and then they waited for them to turn. and as a footnote nowadays you arrest the people lower down give them a reduced sentence but a lot of serious lawyers do not think that was ethical to we - - offer a reduced sentence if you do the crime you do the time you should not have a special way out of that and that is looked at as inherently unreliable. in dewey was the g

general luciano lets his joe rise for forty eight hours. the bass has to be thinned and soft enough crispy. the race crust or corny chauny is another typical feature you couldn't hold in a beer macross it should be no higher than two or three centimeters the florida. today naples is home to some three thousand pizza makers gennaro luciano also trains aspiring p.c. only understood it catered to maintaining the tradition of authentic neo pilots and pizza from a film i inherited their passion for pizza from my great grandfather my grandfather and my father. you know when i was thirteen i learned the art myself you know i'm fifty seven and will pass it undermines children and grandchildren it's a tradition that should never be allowed to disappear from the dram i feel even hollywood immortalize naples pizza making tradition julia roberts appearance in the end seek a pizzeria mickael it certainly added to the restaurant's popularity. with we came here straight from the airport and we even brought our suitcases just to eat the pizza here. there a

for the one nine hundred seventy one film adaptation time director luciano viscounty found a way to capture in images that sense of decline. one major change from book to film the director turns the protagonist stuff on from a writer into a musician modeled on austrian composer gustav mahler. because i thought it was a real idea. we have a lot of. dead. and i thought about. russian but this convalescing at a hotel in venice when he becomes obsessed with the youth and beauty of a polish boy what follows is an ecstasy of music and imagery. number six on our list all's quiet on the western front. remark turned his own trauma as a soldier in the first world war into a global bestseller. already in one thousand thirty just one year after it was published it sold more than three and a half million copies worldwide. and i don't think you still. see him my true subject was a purely human this was that a young man eighteen years old someone who should be confronting life is suddenly forced to confront death. in his one nine hundred thirty adaptation director lewis milestone created the world's first

marilyn luciano has lived here for 25 years.s trapped here, too scared to make the climb down the ladder. it's a nightmare. it is. waking up the next day not having a bridge, it's horrible, because this is our only entrance and exit. there's nowhere in and nowhere out. when hurricane maria hit, a 47-foot surge wiped out the bridge. the water level was up to here? yeah. it took almost a week for the first rescue workers to arrive. federal response across the island has been criticized as too little, too late. they say that probably for july i will get lights. july? for july. that's seven months from now. that's seven months from now, so imagine how we're going to keep living. the storm may have taken her bridge, but it gave marilyn a new purpose. she volunteered to manage all the relief supplies for her neighbors. how many people live in this area? in this area we have 100 and -- that you're responsible for. 125 people. and are you the major now? that's what they say. but i'm not the mayor. [ speaking spanish ] bye. maybe not the

luciano died one week later, on sunday.l with non life—threatening injuries, is co—operating with police, scotland yard said. a teenager has appeared in court charged with the murder of a 14—year—old boy in east london. jaden moodie was stabbed to death earlier this month after he was knocked off his moped. daniela relph reports. jaden moodie was killed in east london on the 8th of january. he was 14 years old. he was knocked off his moped by a car and then stabbed several times on bickley road in leyton. today, 18—year—old ayoub majdouline appeared in court charged with his murder. wearing a prison issued grey tracksuit, he also faced a second charge of possessing a bladed weapon in a public place. ayoub majdouline answered a number of basic questions in court. he confirmed his name and his date of birth as august 2000. he gave his address in wembley in north london and he was finally asked for his nationality. he told the court he was british. although one person has now been charged, the police say this remains an active

eight—month—old luciano died yesterday, a week after the collision.wide range of new protections, under government plans for what it calls "landmark" new legislation. it says penalties for perpetrators will be increased, and also that — for the first time — abusers will be prevented from cross—examining their victims in family courts. frankie mccamley reports. sarah, not her real name, survived years of domestic abuse. he would control the finances, so comment on what i spent, how much i spent, ask me why i spent something, so i'd just stop. if i was going out with my friends, he'd comment on the outfit — it was too short, i looked too fat. but when she had to fight to keep the child she had with him, she had to face her abuser in family court, where he was allowed to cross—examine her. it re—traumatises you. you believe them more than yourself, because they're allowed to tell you how to think, and he was allowed to tell me how to think for three years. so, by allowing him to cross—examine me in court for three hours, it took me back to a place i thou