. >> we'll have worldwide reaction and a report from milan. >>> president obama returned early this morning from europe to find a slew of challenges facing him. >>> plus, what are the rules for government drones in your neighborhood? new allegations that twa flight 800 was brought down by a missile. >>> and paula deen accused of racial and sexual discrimination. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for thursday, june 20th. >>> good morning. i'm richard lu i. we start with the shocking death of james gandolfini at just 51 years old. his portrayal garnered him worldwide fame. the actor was believed to have suffered a heart attack while in italy. his son was in the room when it happened. his character has endured as one of tv's most memorable characters. just this month, the writers guild of america named "the sopranos" one of the best written tv shows of all time. the creator was compared to mozart. he's one of the greatest actors of this knorr time. a great deal of genius resided in those eyes. he was my partner, my brother in ways i can't explain and will neve

and a verdict in silvio berlusconi's trial is expected today in milan. we'll cross out live to the city for the latest at 10:50 cet. >>> as per usual, find us directly on the show on e-mail. the e-mail address is worldwide@cnbc.com. you can find us via the e-mail address or on twitter as well. we're happy to take your questions or comments. >>> china's central bank sticking to its script, though, repeating its stance. it also called on banks to manage their lending more

but as charlie reports from milan. he never actually will go to prison. >> guilty. a judgment silvio berlusconi is hearing quite often these days. outside the court there was celebrations and prosecutors had pushed for a lifetime ban from politics but the prime minister -- the former prime minister and six years in jail and the judge gave him seven. berlusconi responded with a written statement saying i intend to resist against the prosecution because i'm absolutely innocent and don't want in any way to abandon my battle to make italy a country that is truly free and just. he's at his villa outside of milan, the scene of the alleged bunga bunga sex parties, the details of which captivated you italy. karima el-mahroug who is accused of having sex with her when she was under 18 said she would attend the parties. he said his opponents are trying to push him out of politics. right now berlusconi is protected from the sentence handed down. under the italian justice's system he is entitled to two appeals and could be years before we see a final conviction. but whatever th

milan lucic going straight ahead on that two-on-one chance.up a little bit from that. >> eddie: sharp is a little shaken up. i can tell you the message on this bruins bench right now, hard on him all the time. he wants pucks in deep and he wants hard on the chicago bodies. >> mike: it is krug. marchand. send it to jagr. jagr dragging. stepped in by bolland. around behind it came

and then i do have one more copy of this from milan, italy. it's about the problems they were having and some of their solutions. although they have big areas where people are just buying beer cans and sitting outside and it's just like an area full of people drinking take-out beer. so it's not quite what we have here, but i just thought it was interesting, if anyone else wants one. >> thank you. commissioner tan? anything? >> i apologize for missing the last meeting. i was experiencing the nightlife of spain and amsterdam. i think we have a lot to learn from them. i am not saying that they are perfect at all, but i think culturally, as well, i think there are different expectations around how you interact with one another, how you treat law enforcement, how you treat the earth? but i think there is a lot that we can learn about managing crowds, and late-night entities, and i would love to dig into that more not just as a participant, but as a policy-making. >> i agree. commissioner lee? >> i have nothing to say today. >> all righty. all i'm g

. >>> joining us now from milan, italy is nbc's claudio lavagna. claudio, good morning. >> reporter: italians woke up to the sad news of the death of james gandolfini. he was a much-loved actor in italy after "the sopranos" became a huge hit in this country. he died of a heart attack while vacations. he was expected to be a guest at the film festival in sicily. although he was the quintessential italian american because of his bigger than life personality in and out of the set, italians came to consider him one of their own. mara? >> claudio lavagn na milan. >>> just hours ago, president obama arrived back at home. as the president looks to get down to business and immigration reform here at home this morning, a number of major issues like nsa surveillance, syria and afghanistan could get in the way. tracie potts joins me with all the details from washington. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: let's start with immigration because that's what the president will deal with first off this morning. it's what the white house hopes to focus on. he's sitti

why is tom done milan, peter? >> reporter: his wife is taking new job that will require a lot of time being spent overseas and that is why done milan decided this is the time to get out. he will travel to california with president obama for a u.s.-china summit he set up. but next month he is out and susan rice is in. the official announcement will be at 2:15 in the rose garden. susan rice has been the u.n. ambassador to since january tween when unanimously confirmed by the u.s. senate. her new job at the white house does not require any senate confirmation. many lawmakers are still highly skeptical of rice since she was the official sent to five sunday shows just days after the terrorist attack in benghazi, libya, that killed four americans to say that the attack was not preplanned and or premeditated and it was inspired by a online video. david plouffe recently called on republicans to apologize to rise since new e-mails reveal she didn't come up with the talking points but repeated them five times. nobody ever a

. >> líderes comunitarios celebraron la aiac milán- diferida, pero insisten en una reforma migratoriaado en aplicar por accion diferida puede acudir a una ioficina comunitaria para buscar orientación. >> la reforma migratoria logró 80 votos a favor en el senado para poder seguir avanzandoi. >> la reforma migratoria superó obsstáculos en el senado en votación donde se necesitaban 60 votos a favor, logró 82 y sólo 15 en contra. >> hemos visto que sólo hay pocos obstáculos para aprobar la propuesta. >> el presidente barack obama instó a apoyar la propuesta, y dijo que si quieren todos aprobar una reforma migratoria, debemn estar unidos. >> vamos a demostrar al país que la legislación no es republicana ni demócrata, sino bipartidista y ayuda a todos. >> los jóvenes creen que la reforma migratoria va acamino a ser derrotada en la cámara, por eso es que el gobvierno de pbama insiste en el camino por la ciudadanía. >> celebraron organzacoones de dreamers por la reforma lograda. >> es el primer paso, pero necesitamos la reforma migratoria para nuestor spadres. >> una veintena de jóvenes ocupa

. >>> to italy in 2010 to avoid prosecution but were in milan in 2012 fighting extradition. >>> cuttingoreign subsidies the program is cut by 3%. opponents say it could eliminate poor people. the bill not expected until next week. >>> obesity is now classified as a disease. doctors hope it will lead to more communication between doctors and patients and prevention. it affects 1 in 3 adults and 17% of children. >> reporter: it was slightly warmer today. it will continue to tomorrow, friday, and saturday. more 80-degree readings. waking up to mild conditions tomorrow, temperatures in the 60s almost everywhere. even the low 80s for the delta. we have more 80-degree readings. the delta, even some readings in the south bay will be in the 70s and mild through the evening by the 7:00 hour. your neighborhood, low 60s, 68 for san francisco and the peninsula. we have upper 60s in richmond and alameda. we will have the 80s or more of them. 82 in concord. for the south bay about 2 to 5 degrees warmer. hitting low 80s in morgan hill and evergreen. upper 70s in ronard park. warmer the next few days a

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that's the ruling today from a court in milan who sentenced him to seven years in prison and banned hempublic office for life. properties say he paid for sex with a former nightclub dancer when she was but 17 years old and used his influence to cover up what he had done. both she and berlusconi deny they had sex shep has said she went to several of the bunga bunga parties in the former leader's mansion in 2010. that there were strippers, dressed as sexy nuns and nurses. strippers dressed as sexy knupps at the prime minister's party. wow. and that berlusconi paid her nearly $4,000 after each night. the 76-year-old is no longer premiere but he is still quite inflew enshall in italian politics and he will certainly appeal. any reaction from berlusconi camp. >> none from berlusconi himself. in fact the former prime minister didn't even show up in court today to hear the verdict in this trial, but his lawyer did speck -- speak out, saying this is what they always expected, that the trial should never have taken place in milan in the first place because the prosecutors and judges there have a

rushed out for milan lucic. lucic able to pull and back in.is turned carefully by crawford. >> eddie: michael milbury. >> mike: he was talking this morning about that and the fact they wound up having some tape on him from a practice and they saw enough to draft him. chara pushed one that went off toews. handzus, down to the ice he goes. and the first minor penalty in the game. >> eddie: i think they got handzus for the dive and horton for the hook. right there. horton on the track, gets the stick in. they don't like thow easily he goes down so it's matching minors. >> mike: eddie olczyk has a theory about this type of penalty call. sitting it horton. also sitting is handzus. that is that the second one is the only one that should count. >> eddie: if you want to eliminate diving, and we have had it for a long time. >> mike: watch this. watch handzus. see him grab his stick? four-on-four hockey. snapped up by rask. dives are not called frooen frequently. my unofficial count is now five dives in the entire playoffs. it goes as an unsportsmanlike

ben wedeman for us in milan.ppreciate that. >>> coming up next, new york gangster jimmy "the gent" burke. remember robert denero in "good fellas"? he played the character based on this real life guy. police were searching burke's former home in queens last week. we've been reporting on this. big news here. we'll tell you what they have now found, next. >>> police investigators, they are back on the job today near the home of nfl player aaron hernandez. this time around, they're searching a roadside stream there. they have already searched his home not just once, but twice in recent days along with his car, some nearby woods and a strip club. this whole thing, this is part of the investigation into last week's death of a man named odin lloyd. whose body was found in this industrial park near hernandez's neighborhood. lloyd's family says the two men were friends. hernandez hasn't commented on the case. >>> it is a new york mobster mystery with a new huge lead. test results on materials found at the former new york

milan, and london. >> hard to have a personal life it sounds like. >> a little bit, yeah, absolutely. the world's most successful male model is single. what is it like in terms of relationships within the fashion world? do you make a point not to date other models? how do you balance that? >> there's two thoughts. there's a big tug boat and 20 italians fishing behind you, but it's not romantic. a model understands that. so i don't know. >> reporter: you haven't figured it out yet. >> i don't know the answer. if anyone's got the answers, then please send tome this me, that would be great. >> reporter: at an age when most models have retired, gandy is hitting his stride and looking for the next opportunity. >> you get bored easily. we've always pushed it. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm amy rohbach in new york. >> well, next up, she is one of the most influential people in the world and one of the richest. why is her advice to women causing such a stir? ♪ [ lighter flicking ] [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where giving up isn't who you are. ♪ this is the age of knowing how

milan lucic and jaromir jagr. that's when david krejci was going back the other way.tuation for the boston bruins. the blackhawks did a good job of coming back and denying. >> mike: carried back on and muscled on by marchand. back from the bench now is peverley off of rozsival and behind for duncan keith. played up the boards. boychuk challenges. the bouncer. handzus. he only got as far as paille. 1:30 into overtime period number two. next goal wins it. game one, best of seven. it is keith and across. crisply ahead to handzus. moves up with kane. handzus closes off by peverley. reaching in, marchand -- check that, kelly. meanwhile, it's played off by hjalmarsson. that's off the short glass and oduya played it off. shot it back again from sharp. krejci, sequin and lucic out for boston going against bickell. it came through the blue paint and ricochetted. off sides. >> pierre: good idea by bryan bickell to throw that puck back towards the front of the net. you never know when it might hit, who might be in front of the net. you don't want to throw it back towards your go

he, too, has visited your on a number of occasions visited milan. he loved art.his dream to save these works of art and save the things in this country that it meant so much to him as a youth growing up. and as the war then advanced the on the valley, north through rome, north through siena and reached the hills, the tuscan hills outside the city of florence, the monuments officers arrived horrific discovery, one that actually horrified them with the news that this castle right outside florence housed works of art of the museums in florence that whether uncreated, leaning up against the wall. they had been led to believe by italian officials when they arrived in rome at the works of art from florence had actually been moved back into the city out of the way of oncoming ground combat, that they found out quickly that this was not the case. it set the alarm bells off. a handful of monuments officers, only 20 or so, gathered at attempted to get as many of them to florence, tuscany as they could, out of fear that more had these works of art and might be looted or act

ben wedeman is in milan.the decision means for the disgraced prime minister who, by the way, is still very popular in italy. >> reporter: the verdict came down for prime minister silvio berlusconi. seven years in prison and a lifelong ban on holding public office. all of this for having sex with an underage prostitute, the famous ruby, ruby "the heart stealer," and for interceding with the milan police to get her released after she was charged with petty theft. now he still has two levels of appeals to go. and legal experts tell us that this process could go on for years. erin? >> thanks to ben. somehow not surprised it could go on for years. >>> all right. our fifth story, jim carrey's change of heart. the 51-year-old is criticizing the violent content in his latest action movie. it's called "kick ass 2." if you missed the first, you're not alone. after the newtown school shooting, he got very upset and is taking a stand now. he told his ten million twitter followers, "i did "kick ass" a month before sandy h

the tremors were felt across northern italy from the lawn to france -- may land to france -- milan tofrance. tensions are growing in the middle east, but this time, it's about who will win the region's popular song contest, "arab idol." >> the show has proven to be a welcome distraction from the political tensions that often dominate the headlines there. >> in ramallah, they watch with bated breath. the young crooner from gaza strip is "arab idol's" new superstar. broadcast from beirut and lebanon, the show reaches alliston he and audiences in the west bank and the gaza strip. -- the show reaches audiences -- the show reaches palestinian audiences in the west bank and the gaza strip. >> mohammad used to sing at weddings. his brother says there are not many other options for musicians and hom us-run gaza. he had difficulty leaving the strip. he almost was not able to perform on the show. now his new freedom gives him a chance of singing. >> i'm just happy that a star from the gaza strip is representing palestine and showing people that there are artists here who can hold their own in

found himin milan guilty of paying for sex with an underage prostitute. court heard of wild evenings held at his villa while he was still in office. berlusconi also abused his office by using his influence to get ruby free from police custody. as a result, judges added a next or year to the sentence requested by prosecutors. berlusconi insisted the trial was politically motivated, but things could get more difficult when he faces a final hearing in another case involving charges of tax evasion. a guilty verdict there could see him banned from office for life with no chance of appeal. the uncertainty surrounding edward snowden drop the week -- on monday, it was reported the whistleblower was in the moscow airport where he has reportedly flown in from hong kong. he's wanted by the united states for leaking information to the media on a massive secret government surveillance program. wenten you see everything black while still in hong kong, he told them that britain operates an extensive program involving systematic surveillance of telephone calls and intern

. >> a court in milan sentenced the former prime minister to seven years in jail for having sex with an underage prostitute. tonight he said he was entirely innocent of the charges. he insisted the conviction was politically motivated. the sentence won't come into force yet as he has the right to appeal. >> for the former italian prime minister this was a humiliation to be found guilty of paying for sex with a 17-year-old underage erotic dancer called ruby. he was not in court to hear the sentence. the try women judges sentenced him to seven years but he is most unlikely to see the inside of a prison. temporary is not a question of being political or apolitical, the sentence out of reality, unrelated to the evidence during the trial. ruby's real name had been invited to the parties in the villa. she also was not in court. ruby has denied having sex with the former italian leader. prosecution alleges she had een paid off with $4.5 million euros and has been giving evidence in another trial in which three aides, including a v performer, were accused of procuring women for the parties.

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a court in milan has convicted berlusconi of paying for sex with an underage prostitute. the judge sentenced him to years in prison and barred him from public office for life. berlusconi is appealing the decision. the court ruled berlusconi is builty of abusing the power of his office. he attempted to cover up the scandal by pressuring police to drop theft charges against the prostitute. the sentence is a year longer than they asked for. berlusconi is maintaining his innocence. >> we will appeal and if necessary will go to the highest court. >> the former prime minister won't have to serve prison time until he exhausts the appeals process. another italian court previously found berlusconi guilty of tax evasion and involved in leaking information. he is appealing those rulings too. >> workers at the damaged nuclear plants have detected unusually high levels of radioactive substances off the coast of the guilt. the plant operator is not ruling out the possibility that contaminated ground water is seeping into the sea. tepco workers tested samples from a port near fukushima.

the tremors were felt across northern italy from the lawn to france -- may land to france -- milan tofrance. tensions are growing in the middle east, but this time, it's about who will win the region's popular song contest, "arab idol." >> the show has proven to be a welcome distraction from the political tensions that often dominate the headlines there. >> in ramallah, they watch with bated breath. the young crooner from gaza strip is "arab idol's" new superstar. broadcast from beirut and lebanon, the show reaches alliston he and audiences in the west bank and the gaza strip. -- the show reaches audiences -- the show reaches palestinian audiences in the west bank and the gaza strip. >> mohammad used to sing at weddings. his brother says there are not many other options for musicians and hom us-run gaza. he had difficulty leaving the strip. he almost was not able to perform on the show. now his new freedom gives him a chance of singing. >> i'm just happy that a star from the gaza strip is representing palestine and showing people that there are artists here who can hold their own in

returns to grow believe when his chelsea after claiming a trophies in five seasons at the helm of into milan and real madrid. and there are more than happy to be work and a very calm and a very relaxed but. there is something i want very very clear. i didn't choose for my career. a comfortable position because i'm returning to what. i was happy and i was successful and where the fans love me. it's the opposite perspective. more responsibility because of that. now despite fears what some stadiums won't be ready for next year's world camp the president sepp blatter has a lavish praise on the host nation brazil is a local football legend pele unveiled on cocoa beach counting down with a year left until the south american nation host the show installment. they are ready and i have seen this stadium here. only on big. movies and i have to congratulate the depth. charge of the stadium it's like a jewel you have made in different cities and i'm very happy to be there during the configurations cup and to visit all the cities. and fans also counting the days until the world camp. has already hit braz

and a verdict in silvio berlusconi's trial is expected today in milan. we'll cross out live to the city for the latest at 10:50 cet. >>> as per usual, find us directly on the show on e-mail. the e-mail address is worldwide@cnbc.com. you can find us via the e-mail address or on twitter as well. we're happy to take your questions or comments. >>> china's central bank sticking to its script, though, repeating its stance. it also called on banks to manage their lending more prudently. analysts see this as a signal the pboc has no plans to back down from its tight stance despite mounting pressure to inyect more nun into the market. the comments caused an extended sell-off in chinese shares. midsized lenders especially were the hardest hit. you can see a whole bunch of the banks off by 10%. eunice joins us from beijing with more. eunice? >> hi. we're definitely seeing the authorities moving in and imposing some structure and discipline to the financial sector. as you had mentioned, the pboc or china central bank said the liquidity is at reasonable levels. this

the team favors milan lucic of the boston bruins. at 6'4", 220, the hit leader.lack and blue. stanley cup playoffs on nbc penguins-bruins after this. >>

milan lucic, visits the red light district. the bruins up 2-1.rybody's thinking about a game seven in chicago on wednesday. especially now because we got 1:20 left. and bryan bickell, how huge has he been in these stanley cup playoffs? jonathan toews just set him up. and bickell beats tuukka rask. they're going, okay. now, we're going to have overtime for sure. 17 seconds later. jonathan oduya, from the point, bounced off the post. dave bolin knocked it in. and boston is stunned. oduya set it up. kane gets the conn smythe. >>> the dodgers taking on the giants. we haven't seen puig. that's the kind of thing he's been doing. seventh home run of the season. 1-0, dodgers. bottom eight, runners on the corners. nobody out. tied at 1-1. it's puig, with a base hit. dodgers go on to win 3-1. three for four, two more rbis, for puig, who has been a big hit since he came over. >>> that does it for us. we're working for you. >> thank you for watching. >>> back to chicago for a second. fans of the blackhawks, the celebration from the streets last night and wel

our reporter has more from milan. >> the hearing just restarted after a short pause.e prosecution this morning gave final argument. now i chance for the defense team to convince a judge and the jury that as a matter of fact the international fashion duo did not mean to evade taxes when they sold their brand to a shell company in luxembourg. whatcontrolled, prosecutors say, a third of the market price. by not declaring the missing two thirds, which amounted to a billion dollars, they try to abate taxes in italy. kind of verdict to come out early this afternoon. but one thing is clear, it looks like the tax evasion in italy never goes out of fashion. >> u.s. officials defended their spying program, saying they are helping stop more than 50 terrorist attacks since 9/11. intelligence officials made a rare public appearance before congress. it may tough questioning sensible whistleblower edward snowden came forward. the ex-caa worker unveiled details on a massive spying program on phone calls and e- mails. hong kong politicians have been abating cybersecurity. former cia w

milan lucic going straight ahead on that two-on-one chance. krejci going hard to the net. >> mike: sharp taken up a little bit from that. >> eddie: sharp is a little shaken up. i can tell you the message on this bruins bench right now, hard on him all the time. he wants pucks in deep and he wants hard on the chicago bodies. >> mike: it is krug. marchand. send it to jagr. jagr dragging. stepped in by bolland. around behind it came for hjalmarrson. kruger is denied by krug and it is thrown out to center. it is the professional game as eddie was alluding to. if you know the opponent is less than 100%, it is just like any other player out there. only maybe a little extra. >> eddie: sorry, jaromir jagr hurt on the bruins bench. >> mike: back out for bickell. toews steps ahead. leads it off the wing but offsides is called. >> eddie: jagr colliding with david bolland on that last shift. watch the right part of your screen. here comes david bolland right there. and jagr stayed out there for another 7 to 10 seconds and it finally found its way back. th

coach of last season syria are runners up not fully the fifty three year old former liverpool and into milan boss returns to italy after leading chelsea to their europa league triumph as interim manager and the spaniard has his hands full with tackling the future of striker edinson cavani after manchester city refused to fork out eighty three million dollars for the year ago i started. from coaches to players and former russia captain and our shaaban is about to complete his returns as an it's of petersburg on a two year deal after his contract ended with arsenal what is a need will gain almost twenty million dollars after selling midfield captain igor denise off to closely examine last year the twenty nine year old was sent to the need to use team for staging a post strike after record deals to bring in brazil striker holt and belgium midfielder x. over it still. now to a big night of boxing action where russian cruiserweight have failed to dethrone w.b.c. champion was a chick with the pole fully justifying the event slow good no retreat no surrender robert rather now reports. one of russia

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they were captured in milan in 2012.and spent a year in custody fighting extradition. they're now sorry for their actions. >> catherine: three people - accused in a string of home burglaries on the peninsula - have been arrested. they had been pulled over for a traffic stop in mountain view june 13th. an officer spotted suspicious property in the car.and police say the car was linked to a burglary in sunnyvale. the suspects were reportedly involved in burglaries in palo alto, redwood city, and san mateo county-- all in the same day. stolen property was found inside their homes. >> catherine: identified the suspects.and have had their property returned. >> reporter:a wildfire near yosemite continues to threaten more than a hundred homes. it's also forced the evacuation of hundreds of people - although firefighters are making clifford has an update. >> reporter:the carstens fire is burning about 10 miles to the west of yosemite national park in mariposa county, here near the community of midpines. this is a google earth view of the perimeter of the fire...as of wednesday

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milan sometimes things aren't always what they're cracked up to be.out that the struggle the economy grew at an even slower pace an expected. only 2%, and me. reported a number of b-2 in the courthou. kidded me that he may be think his plan to be hit a break adelle down, chief investment strategy. were you surprised. >> said nimoy of a typal. the good another round who. it was little bit hamas, have the initial lis who. so to see the numbers revised down is not a big surprrse in an and it was in a purely negative number. it was revised up. i don't think it's in the liver when. meliss was it in the film of a free be. >> i still think will do a little bit of a second-half been no. at think a lift relative to what will probably be hidden 2%. the interesting thing h, federal and government spending. if you look ahead overall gdp hidden has only grown into% has drawn-has 3 percent when men. thus likely to continue. it shows there's enough cushion to offset some of that. melissa: do you think that when he came out and spoke h had this number. >> manhattan t

you can think you're in new york or milan or in paris.t of the people have televisions, and if i haven't drove on purpose, i think i would be in club immediate in tel aviv. >> does that throw any parallel to you with the building of this wall and they let the jewish population in there? >> let's look for who is more guilty, who did worse things, and i really don't care. i think -- i even don't think that the people who were killed in the holocaust were all good people. they were just victims, not good and not bad. victims. and the palestinians at this moment are victims. they're not better than me. they're just victims. and i don't want them to be victims. but why compare it? >> i don't compare it. my problem with it is i think if you've gone as a generation through such suffering why you don't sympathize with the new victims. >> i do. >> not you personally, but i'm just saying this is to me very troubling. because, you know, you meet people all the time that tell you, offense, my grandfather died mere, my aunt died there. and i'm like, a